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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-06
srxRoARD AIR LINE.

c--,ttrrnrd fraIre frlfduIef % IesVe NIch-
-.S.r ess-v. 90 A N.-Locsi 20 Soriina
- p -sie~pers and coaches. Atlanta.
Ff-n,rshsTn. savennsh. Jaoxscnrtns; x
- W-rIrnffed f1H a M-SleepeTs srd
-..rr.. Jacxsorviile. i.6 Y. N--Sieep-
- I'D COACHES. Atlanta. Bi-nighan.
wsrn-pis Nsrtnbount trains scheduled %
s--s~s In pich-sond dsuy; 80 A n. y
A NJ. s.e A n. SO r n, SO =. "
Lccsi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-06

x,~nrDsna ana Cbes.pssHe - ~. o.
ssasS1:s Of Eieetrio Iraisa essetiv. Map
q. inn Leave Richnopd. Lasrss ana Bros6
=. s:Y A. n, .'ie:n A n Ma = ~ La
p. u. s:n y. n. 1:b p. II. es:n p. n.
,s1a and Hapls Streets: ss.8 A. - F,ee A
\ so A n, 0s0 A ~. sse A ~ ~ =
A n. .1s:o NJ 10 ~ sN ~ s.s
y ~ ssU y n uese p. n. uso p. u
sosiiy szoept su.eay. -su-sas enr-
A1erftss nAxxaIa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-06
Railroads
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE 6oUTA
Trains Leave Richmoud.
n R-Foilowing schedule figures publish
"a ~ Information ana not euarsatssd:
ror the south-Daiiy: $40 A 4 Leesi
u,H A. Il Express. go p. II exprssA
Win electric lighted Sleeping cars Tor At
hptA and Birmingham u;~ r II 1xprssa
Week Dsys: Sec p. ~ Local
YORK RIVER LINE
Am p. N.-Daiiy-Conpectfng for Basti.
more Mon. Wsl- ana Friday. eco A A-Ex-
onz- and 3.1g r. A--hon Wed and Yrfday-
Local
Trains ARRIVE Richmond
FROM the South: 60 A r. ana SEQ \ u.
From West Point: $50 A. n. daily; u:1 A.
T.. Mon Wed and Fri as p. ~ Ex 6uA-
D Z. BURGESS. d. p. n.
~ Z. Main ST. Phone Madison ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-06

7:0 A--Local-Daiiy-Nev HsW
S:Is A-LocaI--Daily-Ch'v n. 8ea O.
Ihurmorl
ts-eg A.-Exprcss-Dsily-N Old fol1t
s1o-oo A-Local-Daily-LchbG Lex, G Forge
81 40 Noon-Express-DsfIy-S on pt-
s7.S -Express-Dsfly-Cin-. L'vflis
ttoo P-Express-Daiy-Nor y. NsvA
sea P.-IocaI-Daiiy-N. Nevs Old Pofnt
SIS P-Locai-Ex Sun--0ordonsviiiA
g.L P-LocaI-Ex. sun--Lynehburs-
SEQ P-Limitel-Daiiy-Cin Cnfcaga
vi 90 p.-Express-Daiiy-Ci kviils-
sSlespere fParfor cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHHoND-Lccai from
East: s.& A NJ. TO p. n Through from
East: II 10 A NJ. zs6 r. N. 80 r - Local
tom west: 40 A. NJ ssS.S A n. and
IN p NJ Through $40 A. n. u-3 a n
and ,N p n.
James River Line: '>s>S A NJ 7:1e p. n
sDally except Sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-06

Chapter. of Accomac. Will meet with
the veterans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-06

IRCADIAN L- s:.... sls !: BERMUDA
- Yosd~r. most eoxpssbessi-s book Of tosxs -
WEST INDIES and PANAMA
sxrpF sSoS 4 SON Gen Arts-. q state -, y. II
OK Any sIEsNsElr -lSEl- A.:z. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-06

Mrs. CleVenger, Young wife or Aren't
naId CIevenger. Of Frederick County
died several days ago. and at her own
request six young women fIfenos
served as active pall-bearers at her tu-
neral which was conducted by Rev. a
Knox. Of the Southern Methodist
Church She was a Miss McCsuley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-06

points from the top. at which level
the market ended in a very feverish
and unsettled feeling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-06
MAY ENTER
SUIT FOR DAMAGES
Minister Recently Exonerated Of Serious Charge
Advised to Do So by Friends inspection
Cf M itary Companies

and is survived by her husband and
two small children.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-06-21

effect that the old man was in fact an
inmate of the institution, but that his
insanity was of the harmless variety
and he had the privilege of leaving
the hospital and returning at will
Under these circumstances, the
county commissioners to whom the
poor commissioner had referred the
case, decided to give Flowers the prica
of railroad ticket to Lincoln. But
he would not accept the necessary
$500 a gratuity. No, indeed. 1t
must be loan, and nothing else More
than that, Mr.. Flowers insisted on
leaving his note, a formal promise that
he would discharge the debt. The
county commissioners looked upon
this as a mere vagary of a light mind
ed gentleman, but they humored him.
And a note was duly drawn up where
by Elijah F. Flowers promised to pay
within 80 days to Shawnee county the
sum of $500. This note was entrust-
ed for safe keeping with o. K. SwayZe,
the county clerk. But nobody around
the county clerks and county COM
missiOners' offices ever expected to
hear from Mr.. Flowers again.
Imagine their surprise when they
found in yesterdays mail a letter from
Mr.. Flowers, in which he was not only
most profuse with his thanks for the
courtesy that had been extended to
him in the matter of the loan but in
which he also enclosed a money order
for $500 for the redemption of his
note. He also sent four photographs
of himself, directing that they be dis
tributed with his compliments among
the county commissioners and Miss
Bacon, who was acting as poor COM
missioner during her fathers absence
and at the time when Elijah arrived
in ToDeka
The Topeka state journal., 1913-06-21
HEAR MEDICAL men.
Will Tell Court That McCarty Didn't
Die From Blow.

Calgary, June 21.-Several medical
experts were prepared to take the
stand today in the trial of Arthur
Pelkey and give testimony in support
of the contention of the defense that
Luther McCarty did not die from a
blow to the jaw delivered by Pelkey
in their recent prize fight. Efforts Of
counsel for the defense to discredit
testimony of physicians appearing in
behalf of the crown thus far have been
futile While differing slightly on the
smaller questions pertaining to the
cause of McCarty's death, the physi-
clans placed on the stand by the pros
ecution have been unanimous in their
declaration that death was due to a
clot of blood on the brain by disloca-
ton of the neck.
The defense hopes t. establish tina.
McCarty was in poor condition when
he entered the ring May "a and that
the blow delivered by Pelkoy in the
first round was not landed with suf-
icient force to cause fatal results.
Six witnesses remained to testify for
the defense, after which the crown will
present witnesses in rebuttal.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-06-21
UNCLE BILLY is HAPPY
German Emperor Delighted Over His
25 Years on Throne.

Berlin, June 21.-Emperor Will
liam's delight in the celebration which
has just been made of the twenty-fifth
anniversary of his reign is renewed in
a rescript published by Chancellor
Bethmann Ho1lweg. It says:
ct thank God that 1 can look back
with satisfaction on the past 25 years
of serious work and the great acqu1si-
tions they have brought to the father
land. That this happened under the
fertilizing rains of the sun of peace
makes me particularly happy"
You can get the children a Shetland
pony if you smoke. Save the wrappers
from Havana Sprigs and ask your
friends to save them.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-06-21
BEER IN ALL BUT NAME.
Girard Couple Guilty of Sellin:
''BIind'' Intoxicating Product.

Girard, Kan, June 21.-A jury in
the district court here decided that
''Choctaw' is Intoxicating and found
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schmok guilty of
violating the prohibition law and rec
commended Jail sentences In court
the Schmoks explained that "choctaw''
tasted like beer, smelled like beer, foam
ed like beer and looked like beer, but
it is not beer. However, Mrs. Schmok
told the jury that the product was
made of hops and allowed to ferment.
Does it make a person drunk?'' she
was asked.
Sure it makes you drunk, but it
amt beer she declared.
The jury's verdict followed.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-06-21
Roy Taylor Killed.

Wichita. Kan, June 21.-Ray L.
Taylor, former clerk of the district
court here and secretary of the Demo-
cratic congressional committee, was
killed Friday night by a fall down the
stairs at the EIks club house. Mr.. Tay-
lor was walking on crutches as the
result of an operation and the crutches
gave way. Mr. Taylor was candidate
for secretary of state on the Demo-
cratic ticket in 1910 He was 40 years
old.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-06-21
He WAS HONEST
Old Man From Nebraska Gave
Note to Co. Commissioners.
And He Sent Back Every Cent
of Debt.

Nobody would expect an inmate of
an insane asylum to be scrupulously
honest in his financial transactions.
But the unusual is always happening
in this world, and the Shawnee county
ommissioners have evidence in their
possession that there is one bug
who is even more prompt in the re-
demption of a promissory note than are
many people who nave the reputation
of being sane.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-06-21

An elderly man of rather majestic
proportions. and distinguished appear
ance wandered into the courthouse
about three weeks ago. He headed for
the poor commissioners office. There
he announced himself as Elijah f.
Flowers of Lincoln. Neb. He stated
that he was en- route from Colorado
to Lincoln, Neb., and the sum total of
his funds amounted to so cents. He
could hardly complete the journey on
this sum unless he went on foot, and
he did not feel equal to that task.
Would the poor commissioner kindly
furnish him with the $500 that he
needed to make the trip to Nebraska
by railroad?
Mr.. Flowers actions were a trifle
peculiar and being closely ques-
toned he admitted that he had been
an inmate of the Nebraska State Hos
pital for the Insane at Lincoln. An
escaped lunatic. was the verdict that
was Immediately reached, and there
was nothing to do but turn the man
over to the sheriff and communicate
with the hospital authorities at Lin
coin.
This was done. A reply came to the
The Topeka state journal., 1913-06-21
HEIR TO BIG FORTUNE.
Manhattan Woman Beneficiary
5000, 900 Estate.

Manhattan, Kan, June 21.-Mrs. 1.
L. Ady, living on South Juliette ave-
nue., has received the news that she
was one of the heirs to an estate,
estimated at 100000, left by an aunt,
Mrs. Purdy, who died IN New York
last week.
The letter which Mrs. Ady received
was from attorneys who will dispose
of the vast estate under the provisions
of Mrs Purdy's will. A son and five
or six close relatives are named as
the heirs. Mrs. Purdy visited with heI
Manhattan relatives IL years ago.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-06-21
PRAISES KANSAS ROADS.
Overland Motorist Says They Are Bes
in Country.

Kansas City. June &c. W. Law
renee a Denver dry goods man, who is
making a motor trip overland with his
family and who arrived here is loud
in praise of Kansas roads.
The roads through Kansas are in
the best of condition now" he said.
Most of the roads have been crowned
and oiled. There has certainly been a
remarkable improvement in two years.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-06-21
Are You, Too, a Graduate of
Dougherty's Business College?

1t is almost impossible to find employment within
radius of fifty miles of Topeka, without coming in
contact with felow-empoye who has graduated
from Dougherty's Business College.
There is feeling of good fellowship, school spirit
which evidences itself in the associations of the
Dougherty Success Club in rendering help where
ever possible in pointing out vacancies, in giving
valuable assistance in the way of information and
help in holding positions, in contributing such in
formation to the employment department of the
school.
In fact it's big association "a big fraternal order,
having a larger membership than all the so-caed
lodges of fraternal orders of this city.
Are you, too, a graduate of Doughertys Business
College? I'm glad to meet you! 1t is the talisman
which guarantees you a favorable reception in any
business
The Topeka state journal., 1913-06-21

Contract for $50 yards cashmere at
50 cents a yard went to the Topeka
Woolen mills at a total of $617.
They also landed contract for 80 dozen
pairs pants at SIS dozen, bringing their
total contract to 81, 2,237.50.
August contracted for two dozen
duck coats for total of $S6.
Hardware Men Land.
KitcheIl & Marburg landed as follows
on hardware contracts:
5 Doz- can openers at soc doz....$ 4.5O
The Topeka state journal., 1913-06-21

200 Lbs. pillow moss, at .0847c yd. 1855
$3.50 Yds. percales, at .O935c yd-- 25o.lS
Mills company received the follow
ing dry goods contracts:
500 Yds. blue chambray g1nghams,
at 1915
12e Doz handkerchiefs at zoe doz $3.50
2,060 Yds. table linen at 68Ac yd, 1,416.25
500 Yds. bleached sheeting, at
.O7Ac yard 500
300 Yds. sleeve lining, at 12c yd $500
81 Doz. bath towels at $1.S7 doz 1921
112 Doz- linen towels, at $Z1S
at s2.1S11 ........... 47s.12
Total 81. 80
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11
nor9e 1914.

6OltenSsapen, al DIR. Ynsbar Risls
len, 3S3 Sioer trntt / iamme spper
iom "Secorubs Yoiteu" meo giqeoer az
einsuolo5mGroeue o.i.o., ioIio og pent
inobunsetO. 80. Mco "goifen" 81 50.
9rastmbsapen, $40 Cher. meo so.
tosrnier al giosboIssmGnbeue o.i.t.
beftet | Ct Oai,ert CmiIag mso Set nor,
lie gnn6en ouer SitcIen O.1J. Teo
"Poitcr" sl.75.
6or ret at lGre at ~foritdn getDsriu.
gen al bet 100 aarsiubiIrum, iom oil
bIiue ieiret / Rorse i 1914. Dor man
a~uiiaife Jig en- al Si5Te llbsaher al
Norge / 1914.
UT lGie ON SesiueubeOerue / tStl
er iom at lGie en- ipGuoeube Roman.
men SGieren hnr besllocn Den SilfreSss
itiaeIis, at 8omausn er iauS ira Bee
gBubeIie til guoe.
y. anunoieu gu5liibius Co.,
Secorab. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11

ban merbanfet ben ipanIfe General?
San CIT | SpiSien for tine trooper %
ltormct esn enc 2sbesrab efter Den
ben. toa IND Sonttaao % CAB Cuba Fri.
RopiepeIt or babe Officer, diplomat
Oh Statsmnne. % belle @erbsn reipei'
tsrer ban. vi Tan pierne inIoe BAN
Den a~mcritamte Sospa. San beiaIcpe
RusIaro OF Sapau at itaa title. "a
DC itoo title, % Dc Selte9iernirser, ban
aiorSe / Roro Niri,a. or Der iuaen Snd'
pefpser. Tom fan aisre ham otter. 9es
mofrnterne Tan tafte go Solettc mer
erS nosen aroen for. at DC Tom III
0faaten. San rciite rurot iom CT brs'
Icrbe Sspc. % ba brlatc ban Speben.
ian Bet foriloa. Sdr bar alfu %
Omega, men be andre annoibaier bar
nGitsn 0rrs eno iuaen Sina. Ga naar
Gait % Biliou ri ct Yiienas. ri
RpoiepeIt 10. ga Soaette babe SO
SeIeaater til HnttonaIiuupsntion | gbis
cage, oa mco Dem 'tIISe ban maridere
itabeut IND | oct Spioe 0us; bet bar
lite AT taGe Sell al. 90 iaa bar Oct
~ auoer SeUebreopoIititsr. iom eiter
ale snnitens 9eGIer bamreo Iss paa
NooicpeIt. 9au bar sipet iis icIp Nts
teIt FOR az are cu ipeuua goo Moral.
ITrer. Rer uuoer @oIgfampen bar Oct
lite ian neie meo RordIeu. ga nj
RoraIen iiisttr itg ieIu.
6. 5. Stotte.
Sprina GROVE. Miinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11

5r. Rebatterl
"a MI bar Ri enoeIig iaaet bsmOs
tratif StpreIie igieu. gu bar De Bug
Ten GA besqe guber. dftlrar iom De
baobe / 1854. gu faar ri ie,
boab be fan giere for %. vi faar III
| alsfaIb baabe bet beoite. Get repus
bIitanIe 8arti bar bdot stprsIien uGs
item uafbrubt / 50 Sar. os be bar siort
iiue Sager gobt. Nen bet tos en- isrs
eeIia enee.
Ia be p~oIitiTe "gaier" tos Tomis
natioren fra 8ooieUelt, ba itsote De JIG
pda III e9et SDGro.
wooiepelt biIoe babe SoIteitnre. men
SeoebreospoIitiierne foretr9fter Soiss
paloe, cg dlsiammsn tapps6es ON al
rafe ham neo. "a, Oct bar eubos IN.
iom forisgte at tage Sioet al bam, men
Set git life.
Vt bans NoStanoere itemplef ban
iom en- iarIis gaauS, bet bill isg life be'
6reibe benz, for ban er en- fGrIig gianS
for BEN, iom life bar rent Mel / 9oien.
Ueeu @ooieoelt bar et @eroensuapn. o.
BET bar life hnHs aHaribere. Ga bpat
ban bar aiorr. ar en- aaben BOG. Sau
bar 7 aar YrRiioent men Der er piit
ingen, icm fan iige anbet. suo at bar
boIot lin Sane bait.
GRAB siorSs ban life paa Cuba, sd
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11
I'll Snopifernc.

Sgnnr traf ie9 6r. @. $. 6oeoaI.
SornroRb for S~uNiamIiug iii SreeI for
Supoitfirfeu. SEQ ipurGtc bam, boor'
ban BET guar meN Ben ~Srbidmliug. og
Suaret bar, at omtreut BET babe 9es
LIB bar iubifriberet. Seq ipurgtc t9ieu.
bpor mango Snbpitere bapoe meIpt fig?
"Smfriug co., bar Sparet.
&1iu 20 af be Here SunrreSe bapbe
mcIOt iig | be 3 fsritc @aanebcr. Ger
life bet ieubrRatigt uSl &unrmer iaa
20 andre % meb ct IignenSe 8eIsb ida
blep bet paa bet rRrmeite NOT. &c Der
/ goSe Suopifere, OrseIet aiIbe paa ben
Raaoe life bIi en- Rinoesapc fra lbs
flptterfoItet ira Suouiten men nm Ell
ira be 40, % bet Tan De ifisunc piIoe
ta8e fig iIoe no for cher andre. ale
buroe bore meb. % ibetmiuSite Slers
taIlet.
&pmtteen bar MT fuapt ire Iauucs
Der i8icn fsrrno en- Rontrutt mce Orr
%9elbpg8crte ber iubaaacs. bpis SreeIet
ttnoe Ieueres til ben 1Toe Rai 1914.
Ser er iuuIehes life lang Sio at funs
here /, % jog ifliIoe meme. man lite
tr9n8er lang numbering / oeune Sag.
Set er Inn en- Riubegape til gamIc
0Ror, ct 8epis pnn at 9ernenc bar
beubc | tiGrItg Riuoe.
Sr. 6o8oaI ~fortuIte n,ie enboiocrc,
at bet bar beIltttet at ieube biem 3au'
n~eliiten ober Stsrnsspberue. men life
augioe, b~oorreget bier CAB. 9eb Den
Sroui19 bebsUer iueeu ar fsIe iig bIua.
ON be life fer fig iitaub til at aibc
meget. Sor SuIt Der biemmc err bet al
Iioeu Setponiug, ON Den gdo meget cIer
Iibet, men Nnouet Dit bill man gieruc
ie. Sent MI / 9obe Snboifere, at 2is
item Inn ilocboISt 80 q 90 Rupne. boor
itpr en- Rubrittc biIbe bd life itaa
blautl Naar bernie 9abueliite uSitines
Ser biemme, Tan DIT barre forbisiet ON,
at Nor og Sur meb Speubing ipeioer
efter Sen o9 Caters Naon Der, ale
efter Sror og Seiters Iapn, eQer / Oct
minoitc efter @euncrs Naoue. Spor
bil life Srrtct iuulme, nadr be fan
pesc pan Oct at iise: Ser itaar Oct.
9erimoO, bpiIteu StuffeIIe mar De bar
isst op o9 ueb ao 2titen o9 life fanOt
oct!
Som Serfor itrar oa faa bit Iabn inS
% tom / tort SsIae. iaa apmiteeu fan
fad a~iilutte 9prtratt ON Gr9eIet i be-
ties.
SCR iea i%1utter, lab mig fun Cot at
minbc cher ON RoroficroIagets SGIess
gdoe iii RorSfiurO. G9r o9iau meb
BET. Sgian her giGISer Set life iaa
meget ON. at Neu eutelte giper ina mes
get. or ale nreo bIir S%Guesiummsr
rcipettabeL. Get famine fan iiges ON
SGaesguocn for belle Norse. 3ette or
zen feritc oa nil bIioe ben iibite Gang
Oenne Generation faar orre msb at
feire Observation-Disclosures oper 17ocs
Raip9rtct. og iIoe pilSe bet bGre, ON
noaen fuller nj.
81. 9. Stspe.
Sofparb, z. 3, 26be Sebr. 1913,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11

Gi bar life manqe 5iosTriiter |
30rae iom barber iig oper bet isunt
aIminocIiee. Nen Der CT cuislfe. % al
oiSie iuotar "SamtiSeu" aigiort zen
ferite IInbS. "SamHSen" bar MI
mart b~cItaaet | % War. en- imponerenoe
9epetiS for ct bsiere dnIagt uorii
SiosFrift. Oct bar / ale bisic War
pGret r~ebieeret al S~roieSior @erharo
Gram, iom meo itor gusrei % iitter
Snlag bar foritaact at al Sibsfriftet
dIiibige OF pigtt9e 9iorag ON YoIttii,
9itcrahrr % SomiurosipergsmanI. -
Z bet uetpp nniomnc 2oet Scfte for
1918 CT Der me9et iHtereSiaut 90 lore
rigt 2Gieitof. DR., SbprpuIS Nnrum
cir en- tIar % 8rci Speriist oper ben
raoitaIe Metnina iuScn SociuIocmotrns
tiet, Shubitulismeu, DR.. @eorg 6aitiug
fortrIer cnfelte imaa Wtiuoer on
9isrniou, Srpiesior alerarber Suase
b~egenber en- SberiiNt oner De melt frcms
ragenbe rorife Siitoritere, % Der er
femten IriepRrbiee @iOras at Rrnfssior
aau, 8erner SeNerbieIm 90 u. 8afs
uerub. "Sdmtioeu" er et SibsIfriit
Iom bill intereSiere BEN baunebe aIs
merbeo og iom DiI eipe RorpmGno /
Smerita ct Hart % IetfattcIi8t Segreb
ON bbao Der for Siben beitiGftiger
nort Senfrius paa &aubIipets f~orifieIs
li9e Gmraaber.
Grne 3iIbaL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11
8prperftab 90 Communication grppf
Or. Reouttsrl

9r. Reouttsrl
= Seres ereSe 8Iao for 4Se 0tartS
fpretoumsr faeeube SpsrgsmauI: Seq
"iIeo" pan 100 McreS | Robsmber
1911. &uu iee III probe pp eftsr ii
Y~taane6er5 SorIsb ("9ommutatiou"
ubsu at babe BET anbet suer subeIigc
@orserpaptr2" Sparet. iom Sc gioer
pna bette SpsrgsmaaI, Iboer iaaIeoes:
"9a Sc "Hleb" fsr ben une Bob al
12te Sunt 1912 traabte itrnft, Fan Sc
probe op eiter ben aamIe SOB efter IA
Wooneoers 6pbolo paa Ganoet uoen at
bore 9orger" o.i.p.
9ette er ~fciIagtigt; tbt efter at Den
nbe SomeitenbIob tout iitarb, ub8if Der
Srbre ira @aibineton, at life no9eu
SIaas "Sroof" ifuIbe nrtaaes, roeu at
ocbtommerbe Someitenoer bar fulo
9or9er, % oerue Srbnirg bar, iaa pibt
mig betisubt. pGret unfbtseIig befuIet,
Iieemeeet o~oerfor Dem, Tom "ftIeb" uus
her ben ean1Ie Sob % bar faaet 2ou til
at forbItbe uuber ben. iom o~oerfor Be
andre.
Oct faI bore Observation-Disclosures
Siiber, TOM er Spbapet iii Srbniueeu,
og bet er at baabe. at bans @iterfsIger
| Gmbeoet bill beitbbe iaamsset iunb
cans. at ban fan ie. bbor lilo9tif 90
~uretferoigt bet er. Seq bar feet fannie
Spsrgsmaal I mango 8Iaoe % Soaret
bar iom ofteit b1ret, at oeofommcnbe
fan probe pp pnd II Raaneber. ON ban
for6ltper unber Ben gumIe Sob; TIL
Sberensftemmelie meb. booo Ri er oont
til, er bet ufatteIigt at t9ute, at iaa
life CT StIfGlbet. Seq bar ttolieere
eiort "GecprabaS Soften" opmertiom pau
Stn9en, iom ben err; ti iee bar bapt
anIeSning til at tuotta9e De Neumc
ScIeer, bernie rbe Srbuitg fsrte meo
ftg, og BET life mtuoit ibIduot bore
2nosmpuo. Ser iibber mango uoe
pad Reierpatiouerne o. benter meS
8eneicl paa Saareu, % ium pentcpe at
probe op iiSfte Sommer, % iom fuuSe
babe giprt ida. ON life bette bdooc ton1
met pau. Set er | ois'e Sage life ala
ttb ioa Iigetil at faa tit S~or8erpupir.
Set FREEZER SiO ieln for benz, Tom er
bercttiget iii at fau bet uadr'ombelIt;
til Gicuer maa Der III oe 9ntrittsrets
ten maa bore igaug /, gouutpet. Weu
for mango BIZ bet ta9e Nar, fsreub be
Tan fuu fit Soreerpupir, euteu forbi De
life ubtog fSrfte Sapir fsrenb netOp
fer De "fleo" o9 bet er nItio Silf4loet
meo be uorife Bigger, iom iibber paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-11
MeaneWsauer.

gi mda attsr sisre ppmerfiom euu,
at 0i life fan paataee Os at Isle 8ee'
neapsaber | "Gabcu aorreipouoauce"
Der inbIsber paa oeuue Sio at aarct
en- beI Tel Speresmaal al bette
Slass. 9e9subte Ri ar bcoare Dem,
bible Der tcmme enom fIere, iubtiI bet
belle bIen aIoeIes uoucrtommeiie. &t
mac berfor beitsmt faitboIoe Dor Be-
itentmeIie ON life uuber uogcu OmItrus
oigbsSer ar preoe al Ie'e bore 29ieres
8eeueopeaoer, ubeu Senibu til, entcn
oi Tan sisre bet euer st 0sar faar
| auIsonirs at iaaoauue Eiug bare ioa
mil at berosnoe iie iii uGrmeite Sto'
leIerer eIer andre reeue,bubiee Soil
| RaboIaast.