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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
FOR IS
GROUP CLAIMS
ARRIVES HERE
CLEAR TITLE TO ONE OF THE
PROMISING WEST SIDE
COMPANIES.

Judge Mark r. Averill this morn
ing received letters patent for the
ground held by the Tonopah '76 Con
soldated Mining company. in the
western end of camp, thus giving the
company clear title to the Pactolus.
Seventy-Six fraction. Wander Sun
rise. Keystone. Red Rock Extension
and Sage fraction claims.
The papers contain proviso for
right of way for the Las Vegas &
Tonopah railroad At any time that
company may seek an entrance to
camp. The officers of the company
are: President, Mark r. Ayeril; vice
president. Thomas j. Lynch; secre-
tary and treasurer Eugene Howell
The directory includes the officers
and Walter Harris and H. G. Reid.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
FATHER MANNlx WILL
CELEBRATE MASS THURSDAY

At the Catholic church there viii
be two masses tomorrow morning
Father Flynn win officiate at 6 a m
and Father Mannix viii celebrate
mass at o'clock On Sunday Fathe'
Mannix will speak at the 10 o'elocl
mass, which will be celebrated by
he regular pastor Arrangements
viii be made to accommodate stran
GERS who may wish to hear the elo
}uent Denver pulpit orator
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
SCHOOL BOARD
OBJECTS To THE
RECENT AWARD
MOTION TO VAcATE FINDINGS OF
BOARD OF ARBITRAToRs IN
FAVOR OF CONTRACTORS.

A motion to vaeate the award of
the board of arbitrators appointed by
he district court to settle differences
between the school trustees and the
high school contractors was argued
this morning before Judge Averill
The motion to vacate is on the
ground that the arbitrators violated
the law and their duty as arbitrators
in refusing to consider legal evidence,
and arbitrarily, without any lawful
reason. rejecting the claim of the
school board, amounting in all to
lbout $4,000, against the contractors
for delay in completing the building.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
FEDERAL INTERVENTION
ASKED BY MINERS

CALUMET. Mich, Dee S1.-The
Western Federation of Miners tele-
eraphed President Wilson today. ask
ing for federal Intervention under the
Erdman act as means of settling
the strike. Mitchell, Darrow and
other labor leaders expect to confer
with the governor this afternoon
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31

Beginning tomorrow, important
changes will occur in the Tonopah
business district that will tend to
restore the prestige of the block be-
tween Oddie and Brougher avenue as
the retail center.
In the first place, the old Stock
Exchange building recently occupied
by the Richelieu saloon and restau-
rant will be remodeled into a NOV
ing picture show by the Warren
brothers Of Wabusla, with Walter
Warren in charge as manager. The
time for the opening has not been
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
WILL PLAN ATTACK
DEFENsEs OF GUAYMAs


Try Associated Press.l
HERMOSlLLO. Dec 31.-General
Carranza returned from the village of
Carlo, where he celebrated his
birthday yesterday. He was given a
rousing reception He plans to con
fer with his generals relative to the
campaign against Guaymas
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
MARCHING TO ALBANY
TO DEMAND BALLOT

NEW YORK, Dec. 81 General
Rosalie Jones, commanding the "suf-
frage army" will begin her march
tomorrow to Albany to ask the legis-
lature for the ballot.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
THREE SECRETARIES KEPT
BUSY IN WHITE HOUSE
- t~-oc,ated Pres.1

" NssncInfeU FFeNH'I
WASHINGTON, Dec. S1.-Three
secretaries are engaged in keeping
President Wilson's official business
cleared and attending to correspond.
ence. forwarding only the most urg.
ent matters TO Pass Christian, Miss.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
Chile Launches
a Big Submarine

BY Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Dec 81. The 4
chilean submarine destroyer
Antofagasia. built here, was 4
launched in the presence Of
distinguished naval gathering,
including the Chilean officers
and crew who will navigate
the vessel home. The ceremo-
NAL Of the Roman Catholic
church was performed by re-
quest Of the Chilean govern
y ment.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
AMBASSADOR LIND COMES
TO CONFER WITH WILSON

PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss, Dec. 81,
Iohn Lind, aboard the Chester from
Vera Cruz. is expected to arrive To-
night to confer with President VIII
son on Mclean problems No diplo
matte moves are contemplated. VIII
son intimated.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
AND TRIBUTARIES SWOLLEN
BY RAINS IN SACRAMENTO VALLEY
,ny A..ocIatea rte..l

o.
storm. the worst i h @ / virtually a rive OH suffering rom demoalz etor
al
Train nj street RI houses bee s~ep away ssv damage aimed b
Man persons ~eed doed
hun Ire inches Q sw % sasn % Il hevy s s~emq is CAUSING
the Unity T ddne Hred
T . n the u cfc block
trains oupr hesR Re and
power o
is snan
o rom
Two % p w @ sea were h Il % al n n teugn Goda
sal for e
~ alley is % W % rive NJ Al are Using dMpros
h c d %
tn mana eswenn an ntuo drod one
h ursn
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
Bloody Butchery of Federals
Without Any Show for Mercy
) BY Associated Press.

a u i
They upndo o three d an the oy rc IS ~ Ito the United States, resom
. OF e @
nel o a # all " wh
hgs rmb 8 t m ne o e live arr dang d
= ems n he a rel h army hop u
= epeudm N acapn o h e Pas Re Cross is a route
- . . . . . . . . . .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
HURRICANE SWEEP NORTHERN CALF FORNIA COAST
Two Are Drowned In Floods Napa and One At Vallejo
FOrnOSa Rebels
Were Executed
BY Associated Press.

. TOXIC, Dec, 81 Thirteen
y Formosan conspirators were
= executed publicly and l2S 9th
= ers condemned to long impris-
y onment at Taihoku. Formosa
= They plotted to overthrow Jap
. anese rule in Formosa, raise
= an army of 100000, massacre
= the Japanese garrison and give
= the island to China.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
NEW POLICE COMMISSIONER
TAKES NEW YORK JOB

NEW YORK, Dec. al Douglas
Mckay. appointed police commission
er. vice Rhnelander Waldo. has as
sumed his office Waldo held the
office nearly four years
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
rELEeRAPHERs WIN.
A..ncInteh pre.n.l

my Associated PresHh
ST. LOUIS, Dec. S1-An agree
ment has been signed averting a
telegraphers' strike on the Frisco
system.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-31
THE WEATHER

Rain or snow tonight and r0ar'd'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-03

LATE NEWS
Washington, May 3.-The lobbytof
, the West Virginia coal trust was hard
at work today trying to postpone the
probe into peonage in the Paint
Creek and Cabin Creek coal fields Of
West Virginia:
Senator Kern, received today the
report of 8 government agent to Sec
rotary Of Commerce and Labor Ma
gel, telling of the cruelties inflicted
on striking miners and their families
by the owners.
Stories Of an attack by mine
guards on the aged Mother Jones,
chief organizer of the unions, in the
course Of which one of the miners
with Mother Jones was shot dead,
have been told Kern.
Grafton, N. Declared remains
of o. ]. Mulligan, farmer, and uni
Identified man who had applied for
work, found in ruins of MulligaR
home. Cause Of fire unknown.
Minneapolis Belair fell
from scafold at Occidental -four
mills. Skull fractured.
Springfield, III.-Mrs. Henrietta
Shanle found drowned in cistern. Be
ieved suicide through dependency.
Buffalo, N.Y.-Very little shopping
being DONE Ranks Of strikers now
number almost 5000. Conditions in
stores as bad as in Illinois. Sympathy
of public with strikers. Leaders pre-
dict that unless there is a speedy set
tlement of the strike, general strike,
tying up almost every industry in city
viii be inaugurated.
SENTENCED TO IA YEARS IN PEN
FOR KILLING MAN WITH AUTO
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-03
ney Stephan A. Malato prosecuted

ney Stephan A. Malato prosecuted
the case.
The defendant was accused of rum
ming his auto wild at 18th street and
Cottage Grove avenue, where the
tragedy took place. The wheels of the
taxicab picked up Weiss and carried
him two blocks. 1t was asserted that
Lindbloom made no attempt to stop
the car. Weiss died at Mercy Hos
pital three days later.
Weiss 7-year-old daughter died Of
grief three weeks after her father
was killed, according to Mrs. Martha
Weiss, the widow.
There were four automobile own
'ers on the jury that returned the
verdict.
Lindbloom resided at 40 e. 18th
street. At the time of the killing Of
Weiss he was employed by the Peo-
pies Gas, Light & Coke Company.
He was engaged to be married.
Lindbloom's attorneys made a mo-
ton for. a new trial which viii be
heard May 10.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-03

-O-O-
SENTENCED TO "a YEARS IN PEN
FOR KILLING MAN WITH AUTO
A jury in Judge Cooper's court yes
terday shattered all precedent by sem
fencing Lawrence Lindbloom, "a,
taxicab chauffeur, to fourteen years
in Joliet prison for running over and
killing Joseph Weiss, cigarmaKer, 846
E 43d street, with an automobile. Au-
gust 5, 1910, Assistant States AttoT-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-15

mo, Miss Warrington didn't say
that"
did you and Caminetti spend
night in a room in the San Jose
Hotel?"
81 did, yes"
Miss Lola Norris concluded her
testimony at II o'clock this morning.
Martin Beasley, uncle Of Miss Mar
sha Warrington, who was with the
police when they arrested the two
girls, Diggs and F. Drew Caminetti
in Reno bungalow, followed her. =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-15

Of Marsha Warrington's te-...I-lony
and substantiated Marsha's story in
every detail.
Girlish, rather pretty, dressed in
stylish black, Lola Norris was an
ideal witness for the prosecution. AS
she passed Marsha Warrington she
smiled brightly at her and then look
ed for one fleeing moment at the
two defendants.
Her voice was clear, and, though
she spoke very low, it carried all over
the courtroom. She seemed anxious
to spare no detail or her own actions
and declared firmly that she had been
an innocent girl when she met Can't
netti and had not yielded to him until
the last day of their stay in Reno.
In the crOss-eXamination she was
not submitted to the grilling Marsha
Warrington received, which at some
times became so cruel that the judge
interfeTed.
Prosecuting Attorney Roche de-
clared that Miss Norris had proved
her case beyond a doubt and there
can be no question that she was CO.
creed. Diggs and Caminetti quailed
visibly under her testimony.
When Miss Norris resumed the
stand this morning, Attorney Devlin
opened his examination with the
question:
WAS there any particular object in
you and Miss Warrington, Diggs and
Caminetti going to Reno rather than
to Los Angeles or some other town."
mot that l know of"
did you know Diggs and Miss
Warrington were intimate?"
''NOt then"
Weren't you in Diggs' Office when
he and Miss aWrrington engaged in
immoralities?
mo"
did Miss Warrington say to you
when Won came to her room Once9
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-15

ponce WQGn LQ6y dIIGSIGu LuG IWO
girls, Diggs and F. Drew Caminetti
in a Reno bungalow, followed her.
-o-O-
CHICAGO BRIEFS
Miss Eta Smith, 20, rescued when
she attempted to commit suicide by
jumping in lake at foot of E. Indiana
st. Said she had no home.
Joseph GuIik, 10, $50 N. Centre av.,
and Thomas Drusch, q, 815 N. May
st., arrested, charged with stealing
bottles of milk from doOrways on
North Side.
Ray johnson, 1852 S. Wabash av.,
attempted to commit suicide by swaI-
lowing earbolic acid; County Hospi-
tai
Nicholas Hayes, former saloon
keeper at 2S4 w. Adams st., arrested,
charged with selling liquor without Ii
cense. Lost license following muir
der of Mrs. Florence Woodruff, whose
body was found IN rear of 736 w.
Monroe st.
John Williams, teamster, run. over
by street car when he fell from his
wagon at Chicago av. and Morgan
st. Both legs fractured. :
States Attorney Hoyne will fight
the extradition of Detectives James
Carlin and Thomas Flanagan by
Michigan authorities on the charge
of kidnapping SChaTtenberg of the
Tribune from Macatawa Park, Mich,
on the ground that Schartenberg
wasn't kidnapped but agreed to come
back with the detectives.
Two men cut hole in roof of Bride
well auto and escaped while they
were on way to Jail today. Guards
fred at fleeing men. Forty-fve other
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11

De ie fin SI9gt | 3bie 2eb. geera-
peIicn foregif fra bans eamIe Stem
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ben 9oe gpril, os bans ioroiffe Sep'
nirger bIeo iteSt til Soile poa 8roo-
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at bpiIe til Den itore SpitmneeIies
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fen og peo @rapcn. Spinner Sobn
6. Carton nleo SdmiIie, Mrs. CLAUS
Serom fra Idoiion, Q. 8of., Wrs.
SEQ. @iIbcrtion meo Samilie fra
Iiritin Minn., bar tilitcbe peo ge
grapcIien. Ssttten Qitopig, iom Dor
/ aimberIp, Repaod, oa gbparo iom
Dor / Siolir Sails, 9. Saf., ftnoe
life bore tiIiteSe. Soaef Carton bar
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BAN, oa bette los DC ogiaa tilficnoe
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Ell flor Sfare msbte frem - eno-
ifient 9ageu bar msrf oe regnfilo.
Srrb meb bans Stsp, o9 peliignet
bore bans Wstube!
On Geltuuer.
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Noroiife SanaimgIe
til Canada.

@eneralfoniuler for gritiIf 60
lrnbia bar uopalgt en- Sumlin9 boz
ientlig elgelife Sangfugle, iom | Dis
ie Sase ifal ieuoes fra Sonoon til
Sictpria / 8ritiif Columbia.
Oct SelIfab, iom bar paataget fig
transporter al Suglene, bar laoet
inSrette ct firmpemGsiigt Silglebnr
onrboro paa Canadians acifirliniels
Itore 8asiaeerbontper "Montcolm".
9ltret err IaaleSes f%onitrueret, at oct
bill itaa title, ieIpom Sfibet ruler
uIorig iaa meset. Wan frpeter nein-
Iig for, OF &c imaa Sansere life pil
funne taale Sisipeens auaIer. 81
aeleSes er Ser ioretaeet ierIfiIte Son.
Itruftipuer / ocn Serubauepusn, iom
Ifal lore Slgieue aieunem belle Ga
naSu. en- eaen Sppasier fpIser meo
belt trent oa fol blipe | Canada |
tire Nur for at ie, bocrleoes DC ncrbi.
fe SauafueIe tribes | @anccnpers
itore, bpitre Sfose. at De benpeb
500 SueIe, tom ienSes; er 2rrfer,
Glitter, Gompaper os &sbitruber,
Sc, man tror oil tripes bebIt | Oct npc
SrSrelaub, Seriom 5orisset Isber
beISat al, piI Oct bIipe aientaset ON
nosle iaa aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
ReSdftiuusIrifte | "GbipS".

Re6aftionSifiite for "Gouc8c
Gbips" fer bpert Mar / IprtI. Get
npite ghmmer bItuer berfcr u0Gi'
net af upe &rRfter. 0aIg poa nQc
Reouttsrer % andre, iom bar mcH
llbaioeIien al gIooet at Gisre, boIo-
res it6ite Ranoag. Get oniees Tor
en- flor g@re bIutNt @uttcrne at BIZ
be prIgt iom en- of Neooftererrc Tor
"Gbtp8", men ocn itsrite sore cr
Set ratlrIigri& Of bltCe uol8t lorn
Soue0reootter.
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raIqtes =. ". Ebpeu; 'om &iUlpcrc'
0uftsrcr, s. s.. S,uonion % ". gu.
bep; @rtuuqe@, Nrtbur &i&neis %
Gzlpolo 9ronbcI; WuiicoIS, NteIUju
8. Arorcrp; EeriouoIa, @oltcr
Woafcitoo; 2ocoI$, u. :. @orIol1g
% Sermnn Norobu; IthIctic$, gtor,
huI g. Sborpc; NiitoricoI$, 0Itoer
g. Sarito6, % @uiinei8 Monoger$,
Oscar 2eoorioU % C&poIo gIOc.
hiem. Com WcSIcnmer AZ Col,
Iege @bips DIRECTORY. poIQtc8
&obr llrrci8, go. 9rrr8ooIc, 8.
r. Romneis % @btptu &iHgcIitaO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Ghtnas Parliament.

Sra Betting telesroferes ben Sbe
april: &er0ens pngite Hepublifs
ferIte parliament aabnebeS iOag I'M
ser aIminbGligc @lpoesptrin8er, life
oIene / ben fireiiife Sopebitoo men
/ belle 9anoet.
Geremonicrnc bar meget forte %
enfIe, men iogttoges meb Itor Sn.
teresie al ct tort antal nolPnbin-
ger, iom baobe taget Eloos / Sale.
rierne iom Silifuere.
llberior MISUNDERSTANDING Dor
foriamIet inpre Solfemasier, iom
meb boie SSubclraab biIite BEN 60
hut poa tOt Sfub, iom f~orfpnote
oen me GpofeS SnbtrpbeIie.
aae gpen$ Sopeogaber bar befo.
rereoe meb Stag og Sriumfbrer, 90
9aser feireoeS iom Ell SeQigoug
belle Gbina ooer.
Greiioent GUAM eli 9ot afilut.
tebe fit @uSifob nteb llbtaIeIien al
set Saab, at Hepublifsn pilbe fom.
me til at beitoa / 10000 aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Gn gamutcI Settlcr
pauoret bort.

Soucf s. Carton, en- al @irne.
ibcif Golmtp8 gontIc 0iprerer, ben.
iop roIig ! Eroen poo fin 6reIier,
ocu Ste IpriI aloffen 1915 Wite.
nat hos fin Son Sobr G. 2nrior,
AZ @fiI i0o fra Gccorab, efter ei
fcrt SngcIric, i bet beie gIoer al
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itrnuN, ltorac, oeu 26oc Sftober
1928, % JON ing @ut git ban /
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BAN tit lit SpenOcbrep. $ aorct
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meO |i8cn Nrre @er8ctte Sen.
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me0 @uitru q Spnncn Seurif til
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GuebNf rciite ban Ill Chicago, Tom
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9p neb Midiganiscu, og bpor bart
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@tS., bpur ban rgioa arbeibet / lit
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hpor ban ioa orbeibrt iom Sreofcr.
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Ssnnen Senrif osbe iibite CONNER
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SmaapInf.

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Iiote ! 9apton, Obiu.
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bar Ieiet grebreR SanS' SIagteribop
pau 6nit 3nter Strret.
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rte on CHEN bar upIig ppret her
pna en- 8iiit boz @r. og Mrs. 3.
g. Saniou.
- Srttbiof ReisbuS ser 0aor paa
2ltther College, rei'te 2eroog Ill Got
toutpocb, Minr., pao Ell llaes 8es
ieg hos SIpgtuiuge.
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@intou, Soma, bpor ban arbeiSer ban
Sen rpe 9pmrepntipnoIritfirfe, iour
er uuoer SpfereIie Ser.
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SirSOagS iii Suiparbeu, Canada,
boor bun piI tiIbringe Somnerer
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Soople, q. 8af., bar iiOite llge
gpen paa en- 8iiit hos @rs. Wn,
tbtlhn 2arfen. Sun reiite berfpa Ill
Gilbert SEQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Screelie
ELECTROMAGNETIC

Sielge en- 0teobelelie ira GIboiu
Safe Winn., er en- iprgeIig lllpffe
ben 7he IS. i~nbtruffet / GGrbeben
of Rnibuo Citation, 16 MiI peIten.
for glbom 9afe, ibet ct SIgooStcg
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6art, bleo foitet al Sfinnerne.
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ira 2incoIn, RebraIfo, % 8. s.
aiipIen ira Sort 0obae, Soma, bIeo
brGbt paa SteOet % IL ansre
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rerre.
Sc fIeite al @obsoognene bar OBJ.
taene al llSponorere til Canada meO
tine areotltrer % 6armreoifaber.
Manee az &reatllrerne bIep Orpbt,
oQ IRE Seite, iom bar fonlne tiIifooe,
maotte ifpbes.
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prof. Olion frifienot.

Sra ct. Raill, Winn., teIe9rnfe'
res SEN Soc gpriI: S1irpen / Ga
gen MOD Oscar w. Slion Frofe8'
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haot Sagen UNDER SuerpeieIie iibet
aI. 3 ON gftcrmtoooeen.
Otter i'm 2esIaoeIie begab Gro.
fesioren fig oirefte til Sen SomiIie,
bpor bans SuItru % lille Barn bap.
De iunbet ct mioIcrtibigt Stem, boor
en- iulbitRnbig Sorionins mellem
9G9tefGllerne fonbt Steb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
9Iooist Slaesmaal.

Sra GALVESTON, Seras, teIegrafe'
res Den Soc MpriI: ct Slagsmaol,
iom narebe I beninoo TO elmer,
innNt iboo SteS / @perrs @nber mel.
lem Ell SIof omerifnnIfc Solooter %
en- Sob Werifanere % Re9cre.
timber SlogSmaaIet, Ser attto9
aorofter al ct iormeliet Slag, blep
ell al SoIoaterne Srebt % to iaore.
Sc. Robitanbernes Cab fieuoes emo
M life.
Oct ubfrppebe belle RoIitiitprfenS
o. Ell i,bfontmonberct WiIitprofbes
IingS iorenebe arpiter forat faa Or.
6enen oienoprettet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Otter Sfreoet.
Sclc SpaScn fplser be tretten ON
fumnc til 0rapen.

Sra Sfiaof nteboeIes ben 22be
Marts:
Stormen bar raIet no. Ssour
bar ser Sol oper 8pgoen, % Sllften
par milo % title. Spibt og rent
breote Sneer& Seppe fig | oct oG1n.
peoe SolpS. Sut iau iaa freofpIot
% roli9t Itb, ct uroerlig penootg
notwithstanding.
Soem ifltI6e fro, nacr Tat1lret
iaaoan bite lit pafre emil, Der
giorbe 9pgbcu iaa flor for ole, ionl
Dor ser, - at oen famine Natnr
funoe raie mc0 ebeIrggenoe @nloe,
feienoe Werreifelip no I SeoGl
nnS arlim Snonb? s bette Col
fin, / StiIbeoGn og SrcSen, ier 6iel'
bere penIise no, iom geifpttcre al DC
@enneifer, ser bpager % Dor peo De-
res SOB.
Sppr belt onSerleSes bin lupffes.
nat for Ell ll9c iioen, = oen uloffeS-
mt, ser bar fpIbt gppoen meo llrc
OF &eSfl, en- palSig ErGoifei, ION
Sonneprpit 9trrrmnn falbte Den
fin IinoetaIe oper De omfoulit
ieoar, en- Irroifeu ON, at man 'tol
pSmpse iig mtoer 8ros mT9ngt
Soatb.
Gaa alle 8aaroe belle 9paSen opel
iaaes Stag paa baIp Stang. Sac
title % pompst hang De. Sg Werl'
ueifeue tpeoe ben til R~orebergetS
Strife / Sen iarume penpbsfulSe 9Th
beS, - ole / sfiaat os en- Wa1tsS'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Wtnoeeapen.
Wioras i~nSienbte til "Seeprab.
YDiten".

&. u. Sbompion, R. Rr. 5, CIT
Roint, g. o., So; Inorefp Sbompion,
eif 8oint, g. o, So; SeIse ReIiun,
Oecorah, Sa., SO; Rrs. Retti Soft,
Wtaniitee, Nid., 81; ". O. SoIem,
aennetb, Winn., So; Rrs. @unbo
u. Sobniou, 81. Rr. I, @oobforb,
isis, 81; Irs. 8. s., gbanspiae,
gtinn., ST; Irs. 6. 81. Sort1ln, Be-
corab, Sa., 81.
@eo gaitor g. s. &oqnIie,
SranfIin, Winn., er iamlet og inc.
ienot: Geber @eitanbc $40. Sra fsl.
aetbe 81 bper: Ole Roroifoq, Sbpfe
G. Otterboe, g. 8. @ognIie, 81. Gbri.
Itianien 25c, 60. Slien og SaIpor
9. Ssimpr, bper SOC, Wartin Ra-
tbiien, 50; Mr. og Wrs. O. 81. Iil-
lem, 50.
Siliamnen S36.25
Siolisere fpitteret for $766.55