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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
By Left Hook.
roe THOMAS, a black haired

TOE THOMAS, a black haired
lad from New Orleans. gave
- championship exhibition of
boxing at the Orpheum theater,
when he defeated Tommy O'Keefe,
a game. stocky young man from
Philadelphia. in the fastest ten
round bout ever seen in this part
of the good old L. S.
O'Keefe was on the receiving end
of continuous bombardment for
seven of the ten spasms. In three
sessions he held the wiry, fast and
hard hitting Pelican even. The
first, eighth and ninth rounds were
even. The others were Thomas by
a city block.
TN his battle with Frank Whitney
Thomas displayed a heap of
good boxing ability. But last night
he was just twice as good as he
was against the Fighting Carpen-
ter He was faster, hit straighter
and his blows carried more snap.
At range he boxed with the clever
ness of an Attell. In the clinches
he displayed all the famous quail
ties that made Joe Walcott a buga-
boo to champions.
O'Keefe has two lightning fast
hands, but fast as he would jab
with his left or cross with his right
Thomas nine times out of ten beat
him to the punch. Joe didn't have
to block TOmmys leads. Instead
he simply got his own blows home
first, the best kind of a guard if 1t
may be called such.
Thomas has as good a pair of
legs as he has hands. He stepped
around O'Keefe as though he was
a bantam, and lefts and rights, some
straight and others hooked, kept
battering off OKeefe's head and
wind.
n'KEEFE looked like ali even
" money shot at the end of the
first round For three minutes the
lads stood off and swapped punch
es. Thomas appeared to be a little
off in his judgment of distance and
at the bell right hook that landed
hard on the jaw just did give the
Pelican an even break.
In the second round Thomas
opened up with everything in his
battery. He worked into close
quarters and ripped up two right
uppercuts that hurt O'Keefe. AS
they broke Thomas worked right
hand half pivot wallop to the wind.
-Four times did Joe jab without
return and then as O'Keefe came in
with lowered head, Thomas caught
him with a terrible right to the jaw
A straight left opened a cut on
Thomas lip.
The third round opened with
Thomas shooting three lefts to the
head and at close quarters two
rights to the stomach. Thomas
then jabbed seven times and
O'Keefe couldn't seem to fathom
any way to stop the punches. A
hot mix in the center of the ring
belonged to Thomas.
Thomas swung both hands to the
head in the fourth and O'keefe
covered. Then Thomas opened
bombardment that looked as though
it would surely stop the Quaker.
But Tommy weathered the storm.
O'Keefe swung a left low and Ref
cree Saul cautioned him. In an
other exchange O'Keefe again hit
low, but it was an accident and the
boys shook hands. At the bell
Thomas swung a terrible right to
the jaw and O'Keefe was a bit
groggy as he went to his corner.
The fifth round found both boys
willing to do most of their milling
head to head. The round was fast,
but the blows landed were hard TO
see. Thomas had O'Keefe weak
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
LlLEY DEFEATS CLAYTON.

In the second game for the billiard
of the city Fred Liley de-
feated Smith Clayton $50 to 109.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

NI'FARLAND is probably the
4FI greatest living master of the
art of self-defeuse. He does not
believe man no matter how
strong he may be. can excel at the
game if he is "sWinger.' Even
when Packey first made his start
he hit straight from the shoulder
There are only three blows TO
learn-a straight punch, a short
hook and an uppercut. These
blows must be mastered SO that
they can be delivered with either
hand particularly with the left. A
good boxer does most Of his exc
cution with the left, holding the
right in reserve ana using it al
most entirely as q guard.
Il think I'm at my best now" re-
marked Mcfarland while / have
had lots OF experience. | learn some
thing from everybody ! box with,
and I'm picking up new tricks and
new points all the time"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

outlook Erttun when Brittou tried
to box. and when the latter elect
cd to mix things roughly hc was
met halfway and outsluggcd.
Every man who saw the battle was
satisfied that Mcfarland tried his
best to knock his opponent out, ana
though he had his man staggering
at times. hc was unable TO get over
Kick enough In his punches TO fin
iSh things.
1I'FARLAND'S entry into the
vi fight game was NOT made too
easy for nim by his parents, ac-
,ording to Packcy. He delights to
tell story about the governor
who interviewed him in the wood
shed one afternoon when il was
discovered that instead of learning
the three RS at the public school
the yougster was killing time at
local gymnasium meeting all
comcrs with the mitts. The inter
view was far from pleasant but
didnt keep Pac>ey from sticking
to the boxing game.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-07-18
Along the kenne bee.

The next big attraction to be seen at
the local opera house is that sterling
New England play, along the Ken
nebec," which will be given in all its
entirety, wealth of rural scenery, the
great quarry scene with its working
drills and real steam engine, Tuesday
evening, July %.
The company is one of the best
travelling and numbers many well
known players, including some clever
specially artists. The characters are
all unique in originality and there are
several types entirely new to the stage.
In all the play in its entirety will com
pare favorably with the best New
England plays, such as "Old Home
stead" County Fair, and "Shore
Acres" The comedy duel scene in the
third act is very funny and is said to
surpass the celebrated duel scene in
Joseph Jefferson's play of 1.-The
Rivals. - adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-07-18
MIDOLEBURY LOCALS.

George St. Louis has moved from
College street to the Severance tene-
ment IN Seymour street.
County Secretary Morhous of the
Y. M. c. A. is spending the week at
Camp Abnaki, North Hero.
Members of the summer session take
hike to East Mddlebury Saturday
morning.
Allen R. Sturtevant has completed
improvements and repairs on his resi-
dence on College street.
S. B. Martin of Ferrisburg visited
his brother, Walter w. Martin, OF
Washington street, Tuesday.
L. o. Allen is having a two-story
piazza built on the west side of his
residence on Washington street. A.
N. Brown has the contract.
Mrs. Blanchard and Mrs. Jerd of
Montpelier and Miss Maud Hunt of
Waltham have returned to their homes
after visiting for a few days at the
home of B. H. Lane.
Mrs. William Dumas was in Bristol
Tuesday visiting relatives.
Edward Cobleigh of Melrose, Mass.
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. FL m
ing, on Washington street.
Miss Marion Carr has gone to Schroon
Lake, N. Y, where she will spend the
remainder of the summer.
Peter Ferlander has purchased from
Procheal Sarborn what is known as the
Dunshee farm in the west side of this
village. Mr.. Sarborn will remain 90 the
farm for the present.
Thomas Campbell has returned to Rut
land after few days stay with hi:
family in this village.
Hartwell Danyeu, who was injured
by horse two weeks ago, is able t.
be about again. George Billings, whC
was injured by the same horse, is still
confined to his home.
The work on the interior of the Kid
der block on Merchants row is nearing
completion. The north side of thu
building will be occupied by w. X. Fore
of Wallingford who will operate har
ness store and repair shop.
Miss Margaret Sturdevant entertaine,
several of her young friends at he
home on College street on Saturda.
afternoon. Games were played and re
freshments were served.
E. A. McGregger of Lancaster, Eng
land, student at the summer session
preached at Weybridge Sunday.
T. j. McCauley of Port Henry, N Y.
is spending few days with friends il
this section.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-07-18
Domestic Science Contest.

The contest in Domestic Science held
by Grange, Y. M. C. A. and schools is
to be as follows:
best Johnny cake-Contest for
girls only. First and second prizes to
be given.
II-Best canning eXhibt-Contest for
girls and women. First and second
prizes.
III-Best fancy work exhibition
tests for girls and women. First and
second prizes.
IV-Best apron-Contest for girls only
First and second prizes will be given.
Among the prizes to be given are a
chatting dish, aluminium ware, one
years subscription to the Youths
Companion, candy, etc.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-07-18

Ralph Corkran of New York city is
visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. d.
H. Corkran, on Seminary street.
Deputy Sheriff S. E. Noonan of Fer
risburg brought Alec Larry of that
place to the Addison county Jail Tues
day to serve a sentence of 80 days for
disturbing the peace.
Miss Bernice Kidder left Monday for
Rutland where she will be employed
as pianist at the Grand theater for two
weeks.
The local council, Knights of Colum-
bus, entertained its women friends at its
rooms Tuesday evening. After liter
AIRY and musical program was carried
out, refreshments We're served. This
is the third of series of entertain
ments to be given.
The new horse barn for racing horses,
which is being erected on the grounds
of the Addison County Agricultural
society, to replace the one burned last
winter, will be completed the coming
week.
Apple growers through this section
state that owing to the late frosts last
spring the yield will not be up to the
average. Tree worms have also done
considerable injury to some of the
apple and pear orchards.
Miss Minnie Hayden of Boston and
Donald Wheeler of Lawrenceville, n.
! j., who are among the choir teachers
at the summer session of Middlebury
college, will give musical and literary
entertainment at Proctor Friday even
ing. They will be assisted by Miss
Gladys Lott of Boston, a soprano
singer and reader.
Ernest Reynolds was in Barre for a
few days this week.
The summer session baseball team
will go to Richmond Saturday to play the
town team of the place.
Ralph w. Hedges who has been the
] GUEST VI lOI lIC pas
several days left for Abilene, Texas, or
Tuesday night.
Wayne C. Bosworth, has return
ed from a visit to Jacksonville where
he was the guest of friends.
President John M. Thomas lectureC
to a large audience in the college
chapel Monday evening.
Mrs. Virgil w. Blanchard of Pleasan
street, who has been i'll for some time
is able to be about.
Word has been received that EdwarC
P. Cushman, who has been in Portland
Ore, several months for the benefit o
his health, is steadily improving ant
that he expects to return soon.
The cattle shipment from this tow
on Monday consisted of three carload
for New York and Boston markets.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-07-18

The Rutland railroad has rebuilt the
retaining wall in the rear of the fire
station building on Main street. The
entire wall, extending to Merchants
row, will be rebuilt where it is found
necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LOOMS and
children have returned to Rutland
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Trudo of this village.
Mrs. Frank A. Farnsworth has re-
turned home from Boston where she
was called by the illness and death of
Miss Margaret Ostrander.
Mrs. William Pryor was taken to
the Fanny Allen hospital at Burlington
Monday where she will undergo medical
treatment.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-07-18
Cameras and
Camera Supplies

The Ansco Cameras are in a
class by themselves. Just the
thing to take along during
your outing. A model to fit
every need. We also have a
big line of Camera Supplies.
All new goods.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
Stadium % SpcoaIfbeo.

Eli troos for at Ha0ium err ct ODER.
maaOe foit6art Stot iom oct life er
let at ifafie tiloeie, er Der meo Oct
me S%GgenlioOel alereoe uorettet tore
Eing. De grforinger, man btotiI
bar glort, gaar no paa, at alpba' og
Setaltraalerne aIlereoe / ganife ube.
tp0eli9e WPngoer beiiober fin1orR'
benoe g9enifaber. 8ette bar nPret
ilaaet iait, bpor oct 9ialoer Den al.
minoeli9e bacillus. coli % Ytilt'
bran0sbaciIlen.
S ct meoicinif SiOsifrift bar npIig
Or. De gerteltil ofientIiggiort en-
WeobeleIie ON Experimental meo
Gaoium / SiIipIoer al SpeoaIifbeb.
ga De Speoalife maa aniees iom
ubelbre0eIige, bebspebe SPger life at
iogtta8e iGrlige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Wten fun0e uoen pi0ere laoe Straa.
Ierne pirfe oirefte paa Sc Spges Sc.
gemer. Sslgerne bar tpoeItg inert
bare, i6et life bare anuoerne / Su0en
blep mthore, men ogiaa De gaciIIer,
iom anuoerne tnoebolot, aiennemgif
en- puaialOenoe 6oranortng. alt
bette inotraaOte bog ferIt TO Tiger,
eiterat gebanoltngeu bar %begpnot.
5srit bar oct tpOeIigt at merle en-
fornet 6oranoring al @Gpet. 3cnne
tog til / oen treble og iierbe ll9e.
SiIiIut nor ser life Ell eneite gociQe
at finoe, men Spgoomsiptrerne bao'
De flumpet iig iommen / imaa, forne'
Sc Wasier.
On iamti0ig @ebanbIing meo Ra'
tim, oet npeite 2epramioOeI, ipntes at
umoeritette @irfninger at Rabiums'
ltraalerne.
Saiaa oeroeo bar oisie 5orieg lin
Sntcrcsie, at oe fsrer til Den Slut'
nina, of @irfniugfn al StraoIerne
life tnotrGoer umiboelbart, men RE
meligpis fsrit oeo en- temiIf 6oran'
Oring / 8ppene, iom uo'filer ct
Stof, Der pirfer iom gafcine moo
Spsoomsitoifet.
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&c Cmfomnes 8earapelie.

l"N
2ernbig meooeles ben lite auguit.
gorgermeIterinbe Smitb og benoes
Satter. 2Grerinbe 5rf. arorup.
Smitb, Ser omfom oeo Serubane.
ltlpffen oeo 9rnmminge, begrapeSes
i6ag ira 9empig airfe. Z oct itore
Gslge, ser talte ooer 100 Wenneifer.
iaaes bl. O.. gmtmano 9ons fra
9tingfisbirg og gorameiter gnltha.
8ar Gbriitenien % 2erpig Spraob
In plero. armie oar ien6t ira Son.
gen. Gsbierg gprnab. 5raiifmtniite.
riet. 2emoig gprnao. @eneraiolret-
tionen Tor Statsbanerne. Sepeebe.
itpretien for 9an'fe aptnoers Scr.
transforming, acknowledgements Carer.
ioreptrg og Sfeiebsrn | 9empig.
: airfen. Der Iangt ira fllnoe rum.
me bet itore 5stse. talte grepit
Cbel. iem liselebes iorrettese Serb.
panfaltelien. Sru Smiths Sen. 8i-
cefoniuI ararllp.S mttb az griitst.
tatfeoe for ben itere 9eltasefie.
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oemansprer, iom | oenne Sis hoIees
nco Dor anit ira gtolbe I'll ear
oif, bar poft Wisitemnina / port
SanS. aciier @iIbeIm oil ieIo beoit
forltao, at Ell Hation, iom til oct
pocrite Tiger at bepore lin nsitrale
Soloniug, nsSia uoiGttes fer at
miStpoes / europas Zine.
Wtcn oisic 9eaipenbeocr bor in.
gen Sammenhen9 meo aeiierbeis-
acne og 6ritbiofitatilcns aiilsring,
% DC Ifal life fate reacn Sfpaqe
opcr Soften ihoa. Haar aciieren
ItlTrfer Norge Sen encitooenbe go.
nc, er oct iom Saf for Sen 8ieitiri,
beo. ban bar mot | port 2ano, oa
Ell Zig Sof letter nj ole VriS poo."
Get or oa tpoeIiapiS oQian ocnnc
norIfc "VtiSltemning" iom er SfpIO
/, at ocn bebroeoe impoucrenSe De-
ttIering al DC tpife a~riASifibe for
acl'eren / So9rriiorocr or blct mo
~ItiIlct, % at oct euoog cr bIct erfIr.
ret, at &c albria bar pTrct p0otG1lft.
Soenife "aitoubIooct" bctcl
ner Gciicren5 Gale peO 6rtotiof,
Itatltcns afIpriuu iom en- Ill GnQ.
lano uoitratt &aon0 % Ell SAD
minoelie ON, at oct germanitc
GrpnoefoIf life bsr iplitte line
&iGmpefrrftcr / en- panpittig iu0'
bpr0es Strio. @pi5 uogeniinoe bets
te SrN, er pao lin BIooS, iou cr oct
nctop / 6iSie Gage, oa DC OpIoige
6laooCrcuucr poa bcage Sioer al
Roroiisen bar sgct Rcroslitetcn hos
beggc DC itorc ToIf Deh bette Sop til
Sen pOerite &eiOe. llauiect aIe DC
iisltrategtifc 2proomme, ion fdI
benteS ira OtSie 6Iaaoenausprer,
bsr DC fsrit o8 ircmit inoifiGrpe
hos Be TO 6oIf, boOr bipIpeIsit for.
ipiIot otsic itbpre arGiter otIbe ppre
/ en- inbbprbeS Scamp pao Sip %
Gsb, mems oe / 6orcting funoe giss
re ~ uPlbig SnoiotS / &erbensbegi'
penbeOerneS Sang. 9luoet Ter / Ia.
len ct Segn paa an'@ermnnismcnS
6rem9un9, % fortiGtter: s Ell ioa.
Dan Sanmtenilutnirg bar De ifonoi.
napiife Solf eugang for alle lin
EIaoS git; men I en- &eroelrSfamp
mcllent acknowledgements og an.
g~eliorer fan be opbpoe fine goncr
til 6ct noeritc Tor life at bli flcmt
libel peo Sanmenitsbet. st is9e
bette uno9aot og OH miIig %eritattc
bct mco ct fortrolia SamarbeiOe err
Oerfor Ell 2iDSopgape for De noroiife
6olf.
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Sfslae WcSoelelic ira Batent.ao.

pofaterne 8iaiamion & Wer6ant,
0r. 925--933 metropolitan 2ife
gIoa. (fsr Guaranty 2oan), Rinne'
oSoIis, Minn., err / oen f~orls6ne llge
fsIsenbe Rotenter tiloelt Winneioto
oa 9afota Spfinberc:
Charles Adolphson, Blackjack, MINI.
Buckle. Albert Anderson. Glenwood,
Mimi, Power Propelled Sled. James w.
Calte, Platte, S. D., Vehicle Wheel. Oloi
A. Eckre, Kindred. n. D., Carbureter.
Lloyd b. Hornbeck, Minneapolis. Mimi.
Electric Switch Box. Jalmari l~lvonen,
Rainier, MINI, Combined Music Stand
and Case. Francis w. linden, St. Paul,
Mimi, Clothes Hanger. Alfred p. Jones,
Minneapolis. MINI, Non-sweatine furni-
ture Support. Felix Ipswich, St. Paul,
Mimi, Internal Combustion Engine.
Louis A. Larson, Minneapolis, MINI,
rhermostat for Controlling Furnaces.
lanes Mcdaniel. Minneapolis, MINI,
Grain Cleaning Machine. Augustus w.
Mend, oelrichs, s. D., Canoeing and
Stamping Machine. Theodore III. Sorlein,
Granite Falls, MINI, Bed. Edward c.
Ward Sioux Pals, S D., Clip for Leaves
Of Filing Books,
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gen mellem arsbsberreO apmmi1ne
% RrpprietGr Sfinnes' 0sosbo ON
Den forIibet betaIte Sfat er MI al.
eiprt. SerreoSItpret bapbe pperIaot
S%rDfpreren % Ibpofat Sullgun at
trnffe en- minbelig Sperensfpmft
meb Irpingerne. Otter SprIpoenoe
1fal Soet betale &rgosberreO &urn-
mlne $4,000 3roner / Grltutning
for Be Sfattebelpb, apmmunen er
eaoet Slip al peb at Sfinnes er Iig-
net for lapt. Eun lin SIDE bar Ser
reositDret afgipet en- grflaring ON,
OF Sagen life paa rosen Naaoe ifoI
1faoe afbsbes Minbe. Ger bill for
mentlig osiaa bIi Spsrgsmaol ON
efterbetaIing al StotsIfat. Sfinnes
nor lisnet efter en- Sormue al 4t1,-
800 og en- SnOtp9t al 1850. 81.
ter Seloangioelien er 9oet fommet
op / en- 6prmte at 100000 og en-
SnotGgt al $4,000 aroner.
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Stna ltlNffc / @ubnangen. "9

gems IftenbIao" ifriper ben Site
Sllli: gn ting lllpffe er igaar iro-
trlrffet paa @aaroen 0Droal CO. ~
ailometer ubcnfpr @llopangen.
"@rosier &llrfiirit", Sen itore tpife
Sllrti thamper, laa berinSe igoar, os
TO al Sfibets Sppartere tog fig ieaar
g~ftermiooag en- Cur ilanb. De boo-
Sc MdO meo Jig og brpg oppper
SieIOiiben ~openfpr @aarOen 9prbal,
bpur Oe Hog fig neb / Stenilren pg
ipiIte. Otter Waaltibet begpnote De
at more Jig meb at iparfe Itore RilI.
leitene uOfor SieIOiiben, iom her er
tcn1melig brat. Stenene rllQet meo
flor Sart uOoper % rantmeoe Ell Gi.
&c, iom gif ug raget Spi paa Sn6.
marfen peb 8aarben 9proal. Oct
bar flere Stene, ipm ramnlcoe ben.
Sc, og bun blep ipimeiIaaet nleo en-
Sang. Senere bite set iia, at bun
bapbe faaet Sierneifaqen tn,tIt og
Dar untugelig brpbt paa Stebet.
Sgaar fom enoel al SfibetS Office
rer ilanb / 8uopangen / Inleoning
AT benne Iffere. De brog oerefter
til Seifanser, boor BolitimelterenS
golig er, og Be tog De TO Spoartere
meo Jig. Ser pil mi bli optaeet refs
liq Sorhsr.
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Sen grislinasfunuit.

Zen grisIinssfangit. Sra alna i
Ialfioroen meloes til "Stap. Often
blabet~ Ben lite glug.: 20 Smrpe-
notlag, bporaf Set enc tilbsrte SIPS
polb, Sau9eillno, itrngte igaaroftes
ca, 1000 Sfi9pper Srisling / Grr.
beben al Sifepif. Sdnalten ipIgtes
eiebliffeIig for 10000 aroner, 5
Grolrer pr, SfiGppe. Ser er Sc bcS-
ite l~toiigter til fortiat Siife, ibet Der
eaar itore grislinsitimer / Siorben.
On Mrngbe SitgI, SpoI og Stsrie
felger eftcr. NangeIen poa orient.
Zig SclefonforbinoeIie / 4aIfiorSen
er M me9ct feIeIie. - auIfioroen
lfiGrer MOB Spb ino / 2anbet meo
'Speio paa peitre pg Sifebpgo paa
sItre SIDE. afitnnben fra Set inore
al Sfioloefiorben til gunben al gaI.
fiorb er bare npgen iaa GiIpmeter.
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sra SGrSerne. Eli RitS. Our.
ifriOes fra Sborsbdpn oen 23be
SllIi: 9tIfop OrenfeIo bar / oen
forte SiO, ban bar pPret Der, anere.
De oiiiteret Roroerserne, Eiters.
gaags og Strsms. @iifoppen ifoG
prRotfe / Sborsbapns airfe foruo
Tor 2uqtiuget5 @o6ning GIaiboa
Ben 29oe SltIi. Ter bar / lang SiO
Upret iremiot Enife ON aniGttelie
al ilere Greiter beroppe, og oa Ger
mes 40 airfer betiencs al s BreIter,
ipnes gnifet life at ppre uberettiget
Sioeu Reformationen$ Snofsrelie
bar Ereiternes initial ppret Z. inotil
Tor ct Bar Waaneoer iibeu. ga ct al
DC itsrite BreIte1Ipl6 blep oelt. Set
antages, ot 9iifoppen nil SIRE, booO
ban fon. for at imsbetomme 2nifet
ON aniGttelie az ilere Breiter.
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meget uanifelig, ba Siberne al 3op.
pen bar glutilebne og iteiIe. Se bar
inlt uofsrt A Ipbcltieninger og bcs.
ltoen pGret oppe paa aIoffetinS poa
Naaifenps % Stetino / 5psfioro,
boor Der bare bar b9ret Solf en-
8ana fer.
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Sifferheocn paa Sernbaucrne.

Otter hpao "B. g" me6beler, bar
@cneroIoireftsr ambt giort Srlbitil.
ling til Sraiifmiuiiteriet ON Iehs
iptteIie al Ell aommtisitou, ser ifal
tage belle SpsrgSmaaIet ON Sitter
beoeu paa Stotsbanerne op til ge'
banOling. Miniiteren bar ltillet iig
peloiaiqt til Saufen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19

too oes at @niiter ira oen gamle
Brand pdd Stauluno Se0e antRnotc
Spngen. 6lere Suuoreoe 5snoer
Sano err, omipGnot al 2uer; men Oct
er lgffe0es at iaa Sloeu oreiet Eit
ON 8rone airfe6p. Gu WPnqoe
Nerrelfer er ! Irbeioe me6 at be.
grGnie Sloer, iom bre6er Tia MOB
Sp0 % finn er 3 ailometer ira 8ieo-
buiet. Qtan befrngter, at set life
ltal lnffeS of reooe Be uoitrafte
Blantager omfring 6ar9efolonien
0cb 8icobuiet.
Seucre meo0eleS: BED Ere.
tloen Ipffe0eS set at 6earPnie 25loen
moo SpOpeit, iaa 8ieohuiet life lam.
gcre err truet. Gerimo6 breoer II.
Den liz bltrtiqt no Uper Rrarup 6ld.
Den moo SphHit / 8rooe SeSe. oa
her er man Cuoru Ion8tfra Serre
oper Ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
Tranciscp slIoitiQinaen %

@urse. De 6orretningsmano, iom
bar iat Jig / Spioien for arbeibet for
Rorges 9eItagelie i Son Srancisco.
llbitiaingen, bar life gipet tabt, fri
per "grebl." De bill / etbpert SaIb
forisge of faa iitano en- prioot norif
lloitiain9, ba BET inOen Screenings
Itanoen fsles iom en- 8orpIieteIie Ii.
geooerfor De itore Worfeoer berbortc
% ligepper for De uoponbreoe
2onosmeno. Wan bar beler life
opgioet Saabet ON S%tatsbibrag, ioet
M S%enpenbelie bill bIipe giort til
SanOelsoepartementet ON Sremiat-
telle al Bropoiition for fommenbe
Storting. Si lpfsnffer Dor Sorrets
ningsitonb mel bette Snitiatio, iom
i.tpiliomt bill faa Ststte fra ale nm
oiJe Solo, ifriper 9Iabet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
Stnpnsbaanocts Spsnina.

IeSning al at ser | gor or bengaoct
1915 Aor lioen StaursboanoetS Sos.
ming, biz ser ben Bite gu0llit / Sfis
bcIlno arat blipe afholot CT tort
Ws0e til Wtiuoc berom. @lun0t Ia.
lcrre bliper Toritauber Appel og
StatSfoniuIent Sr. Sanien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19

st 2egat meS sobt Jormaal. Ole
8ren / gproaIen bar ifiGnfet 8llfu
So9n ct Seeat paa 10000 &roner
til SripIaoier paa Sanatorier for
trPnaen6e tlberfuleie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
siubtbeftioere. Si( "Nftennofteu

Sinbebeftisere. I'll "Gftenpoften"
meIoes fra gooS ben Site 5uIi. De
4 5inbebeitieere Sarmafett Cons
berg, Ganbr ston. Stsurb SarIunb
% Stiibenterrs 8iuidm gecter og
@dgnar 9sden er taaar anfommet
BERTH. De bar netos beiteeet ben
oper 800 Weter beie Susbpoif-I inS
! Ssrfolaer, bncr Der alsrig isr bar
prret roae1 opye. geiiiaJtnsea bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
Nsbsfnlp. Gtntsrnnh Sncnh s

SsSsfalo. Gtatsroab Socob Sen.
nin8ien al Jif forlebeu pltoielig peo
0sbm al CT Sierteilaq UNDER ct Se'
rieopboIb | Rpfisbing 2. San bar
/ lin Sin 9eoer al Store RoroiifeS
Decentralization / Shanqboi on par /
Ell NarrGffe iaponlf aoniul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
Ga Iisen Tiee inocbrGnbt.

SrcDrifsbnlb meobclcS Ben lite slug.
8rnno nbbreo ignnr Sormiobug /
Snebfer 9beaanrbs Sus pua 9nul-
hmle- Suiet brrnote belt neb. On
7 Inrs Sntter al eieren brpnbte
inbe- DIN Iningpn til SIbens Sp-
fomit pibes intet. s @anrben borbe
5 SnmiIirr. Snsen al Dem bnpoe
1T SSnbho ns1ureret.