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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
LIQUOR LAWS
ARE FRACTURED
BY DRUG STORES
Times Reporter Buys Four Bot
ties of Whisky, Three Being
Sold Illegally
HALF PLACES NEGLECT
TO FILE NECESSARY BOND
Regulation Requiring Entering
of Name and Address of Pur-
chase Generally Ignored

That a large proportion OF the drug
stores OF Detroit are violating the
state liquor laws, IL shown by sue
cessful attempts C purchase whisky
in drug stores which are not living
up to the condition prescribed in the
general act governing the sale of In
toxlcants by such places.
Four bottles OF whisky were OBJ
tanned by a representative OF The
Times in as many drug stores, with
out difficulty
In the first store the request was
made: VIII you sell me bottle OF
whisky for medicinal purposes! The
answer Vas Certainly" The bot
tie was produced an original pack
age" The clerk wrapped IL in paper
and handed IL TO the customer. ask
ing What's your nance? No rec
ord was made Of the name; no ad.
dress was asked. The records in the
county clerks Office show that this
store has not filed the $4,000 bond re
CURED by law.
The state law requires the filing
Of such a bond, which binds the drug
gist 10 sell nc intoxicating liquor for
any purposes but chemical, scien.
tihc, medicinal, mechanical or sacra-
mental Selling intoxicants without
such bond. for any purpose, rem
ders the druggist liable to a fine Of
500 to $500, or Imprisonment In the
county jail for from 80 days to one
year. or both fine ana imprisonment.
The law further provides that whei
intoxicants are sold. under this bond
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
RESERVATIONS OF WARREN
AND GROESBECK DEMANDED
Progressive G. o. p. Regulars
Put Demands Up to Or
ganization Head
OPPOSE FRAZER FOR
CONVENTION CHAIRMAN
Legislative Committee Of Il
Sets Out to Revive the Re-
publican Party in Michigan

LANSING, Mich, Jan. l. The
Progressive Republican legislative
Co nmittee OF Twelve, which il is eX
pected will revue and restore the Re
publicaI party 10 good standing, haa
conference ckh Alex Groesbeck,
-t,f- Retaait- chairman OF the state cen
trail committee today. Both the mem
bers o. the committee and Mr.. Groes-
heck have either broken into the clam
class or have been suddenly deprived
OF The power OF speech, for with ad-
nIirAblp unity egCn and every one re-
fused % take tife public into his con
fidencc and state what transpired at
the conference. "------
The movement 10 purify the party
IL meeting with he support and ad
vice or Senator William Alden Smith
was Indicated, however, By the fact
that the only representative OF the
press allowed at the conference. is y
political writer OH paper owned b.
the senator from Grand Rapids.
While the gentlemen who were
present al the meeting refused 10 le,
loose any information. il is laTued
that thC SO present suggested 20 Chair.
maj GJuesbeck that c. b. Warren
ought TO resign &s national commit
teemal and GryCsbeck gave a parudi
consent t. the suggestion. kncour
aged h Cnis--agreeablCness on the
part Of the chairman the committee
went father and suggested that the
name Il A Han Frazer be Withdrawn
as chGirman OF the state convention
end the name OF some member OF the
legislature substituted and GroesbecN
was again agree, Bile. II is also said
that L. insisted that Richard Eletch-
or must not be q candidate for state
highwa" ~ MN ssloner.
There is another report that the de-
mands of the committee amounted 70
no less than the designations o. both
Chairman Grossbeck and National
CommitteSna1 Warren. The io!l6Tmg
are members OF the legislative com
mittee: ...
Senator Verdier., Fizgibbon, F. ID.
Scott, King, Wood and O'Deil and
Reps. Currie, Ashley, Weidenfellel,
Hihckley. Pray and Daprato.
The announcement % the names o.
the committee OF twelve created some
establishment as at least four mem,
hers have been exceedingly stalwar'
in their reactionary procliyites in the
Fast IL is said the committee viii be
prepared soon TO remove the censor
ship from newspapers and take the
public in It's confidence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
NEWS OF DEATH
TRAVELS SLOWLY
Sister Of Live Wire Victim
Spends Whole Day in Ig-
norance of Tragedy

The loLy OF warren A. Skinner.
who Was eloc.rocuted, Thursday
morning, in Staten L., Of the Edison
plant, was removed TO William K.
Hamiltons undertaking rooms. Thurs.
day l,aht. and JAc young mans par.
ents, III. and Mrs. Frank Skinner,-JT
NrtaIuord. Micr. will arrive during
tue day 70 complete arrangements COR
'lC funeIsi
All cay Thursday. Mrs. Ray Lock
wood. oi Six'ee nthst., sister OF
.;%inncr was IA ignorance OF her
brothers tragic death. and was noL.
acd IA the evening By friends wAo
sew me newspaper accounts OF the
tragedy.
Miss f.5rence Alderton. fiancce or
Sklnncr. HGs also ignorant OF his
death she was working az a nurse,
10 help skinner in his attempt 10
.or,cily earn eiodgh money TO start
housekeeping Size is daughter OF
Rober, j. ,4lder'nn, Pontiac con.
tractor
Skinner gave mp the life on the
fam 10 Obtain employment which
%oulG ,ay him more moaey. and al
low h'm tc hasten his marriage
Efo.Is ore pcng made 10 com
mlnicatc with another sister, Miss
En- mo skinner, II Corral. Idaho, ana
,.afin!te arrangements for he funeral
viii not bc mace until she Is heard
from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
DINEEN SETS "a
FREE FROM JOLIET
Most of COnvictS From Chicago
Where 1000 Additional
Police Are Asked

CHICAGO, Jan. 3l.-Twenty-four
conyicts now in the state pcnltenti-
airy at Joliet will be given their free
dom. The combination OF their sen
fences was announced as one OF The
last acts OF Gov Charles s. Deneen.
Thirteen II the men are now sery-
ing life sentences for homicide The
others werr given terms ranging from
10 to 80 years The Oldest, Tucker
Ballard. 50, Negro, has been in the
penitentiary since 1859
Sixteen OF the convicts are from
Chicago. The action OF the governor
has caused bitter criticism from po-
lice heads. as the city is already over,
run with bandits and thugs and po-
lice. Chief McWeeney has asked .,
600 additional police.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
MARX GENTLY
STARTS HAMMER
ONLAWSONPLAN
Hasn't Studied Measure Care
fully, But Can See Flaws,
He Says
THINKS ALL TERMS
SHOULD FOLLOW LIMITS
Objects, Also, to Provision Rel
ative to Extensions - Sees
Perpetual Rights Bogie

III matters not whether the Lawson.
street car ordinance was drafted or
is supported by Democrat or Repuh-
l!cGn, If il is a good thing for Detroit;
grants no additional rights 10 the rail
way company and brings municipal
ownership OF the street railway sys-
TEN nearer, IL shall have my unqualt-
fed support III on the other hand ]
am convinced that IL is a bad thing
for Detroit. II | am convinced that IL
strengthens the railway company's po-
s.tion or delays the establishment OF
municipal ownership, / shall oppose II
and urge the common council and the
people OF Detroit TO do likewise
Mayor Marx made this nicely bal.
aaced statement Friday morning,
when asked for mis- views on the rail
way ordinance which Corporation
Counsel lawson sprang last Tuesday.
The mayor. weighing each state
ment carefully, explained that he had
not yet found time 70 give the pro
posed ordinance careful study, but he
pointed out several alleged objection
able features OF the ordinance. When
tie council committee on franchises
meets next Wednesday morning at 1
o'clock in the mayors Office TO dis
cuss the ordinance, Mayor Marx will
point out these objections and ask the
committee TO make an exhaustive in.
yestlgation OF them.
Probably the most Objectionable
feature that has attracted my atten-
ton in reading the ordinance isa thar
providing that all extensions MAY b.
demanded on a tive-sixth vote OF tn :
common council, said the mayor.
This means that seven aldermen. dis
agreeing with their colleagues as 10
tcontInued on Page Fourteen,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
WOMEN ARE
BLAMED MUCH
CRUEL BOSSES
Good Home Women" Are The
Kind Mary Boyle 0'Reilly
Means
INVESTIGATES GARMENT
STRIKE FOR THE TINES
q Found White Slavery the
Most Terrible Fact"
She Writes
THE BARGAIN COUNTER.
BY Horton BraIey.


Bargains In dress goods and bar
gaiAs- IN lace.
Bargains IN garments OF beauty
and grace,
Here are the offerings Uftsu IN a
heap,
Bargains on bargains remark
ably cheap
Wait let's see whence these
bargain goods came
b Ecr We plunge into the bargain
ing game
look IL thar exquisite waist-it
was made
Down ia the slums by a woman
III paid
Glorious plume for wonderful
hat
Little child hands gave the
beauty 10 that
Bargains in goods Why they're
bargains IN pain
Bargains M bodies and bargains
In brain,
Bargains ga manhood and won
anhood. too.
Bargains In childhood here OF
fcred 70 YOU,
Bargains Ia hate and oppression
and greed,
Bargains in hearts that must
suffer and bleed
Bargains from sNeat-shops and
pestilent holes,
Bargains Ia labor and bargains
ia souls
Here en- the counter together
they lie.
Bargain sale, Bargain sale Come
on and buy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
ART MUSEUM PLANS
ON The GRIDDLE
Objection to DOnaldson's One
Building Scheme Voiced in
Meeting in Mayors Office

Members OF the board of trustees of
the Dctroil Museum of Art, met III
the Office OF Mayor Marx, Friday al
= -E4,-I&- ia Il-lELS- Ahn1I- Ih-
plans OF Architect Donaldson ,Or a
single-building art museum music
hall and school of design, 10 De erect
ed on WoodwarsLaye. between Farms
worth and kirby.aves.
Representative OF the School al
Design and OF the Harmonic society
were among those pre@ent 10 toice
their obiec ions. ] ne attack OH the
plans Originated when w &. Weber.
one OF the trustees, submitted a
lengthy report few weeks ago,
or what he considered flaws
I'm The design fhc Friday meeting
was called by the mayor TO allow all
interests 10 he heard,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
VICTIMIZINC
OF employees IS
STEEL CHARGE.
Federation of Labor to Prose
cute Vigorous Campaign
Against Industry
EMPLOYEES OF TRUST
ALLEGE OPPRESSION
Also Charged Peaceful Strikers
Are Assaulted by Hired
Detectives

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-"Inside
workings OF the Raaxin and Brad.
dock ilaats OF the American Steel a
Wire Co., a subsidiary OF the Steel
trust. we're told 20 officials OF the
american Federation OF Labor. today.
Dy TWO former employees OF the cor
Fora;icn, who claimed To be victims
ur -h5 7ystFrI or industrial oppres
sion IN oGec, 1t the steel plants.
rhey wv-a = hookkecper. and clerk
whose eAuIt labor officials refused to
diyalge. in conference at Fedora
lion Of Labor headquarters. they told
Of alleged u!Strcatment OF steel strik.
erS By men said L. be in the pay OF
the trust"
President GOmpers and Secretary
Morrison conferred with the men last
night and today. The information
which they brought rom the strikers
NJ Rankin Will b. niilzed by the fed
GRAFTON as the foundation for an ex.
tended campaign soon 10 be launched
agains the steel industry, in con.
nection wi;h fight against the text
lie trust which as now under way.
"ViCtimizing' OF employees is the
charge against these two industries.
Secretary Mofrl5on today asserted
The strike at RWIkm and Braddock
had opened The eyes OF organized
abor 10 the tact mat the time was
at hand when all workingmen should
band together 10 abolish wrongs
against thom and improve working
conditions"
Il shall exert every effort to attain
speedy settlement Of the strike
now on. Morrison continued with
out personally visiting the cities
tContinued ON Page ThirteeR)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31

among the doWntrodden workers OF
the east-side clothes factories OF Man
haitian, it has been proved TO me be-
yond cavil that ruined health and
broken lives are not the only tolls
being paid by these over-burdened
girl workers. The horrible wings OF
the gray hawk OF the world" are
tapping closely, oh too. closely. upon
the heads OF these poor, starving crea.
lures. And this not only in strike
time, but even in rush time"
And why? Just because our wo
men. unthinking women who do gar
ment sewing at home for pin money.
or unthinking wome who crowd 20
bargain counters. have TO secure their
little gain from what their working
(ContInued ON Pnge Two
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31

yes, our own wives,
sisters and moth
are today en-
gagged in driving
thousands Of their
own little sisters"
toward that most
horrible maelstrom
OF modern ciyiliZa-
tion-w h lite slav-
cry.
This Is the awful
and by far the
most salient fact
that ! have discov-
cred in my pending
inv est igation of
the great New
Y ork garm e N [
workers strike.
On this. the third
Ia. - ..s...
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
WILL PROSECUTE
STREET CAR CREW

Assistant Corporation Counsel Thos
Penniman has sent, communication
t. Harry Bullen. superintendent OF
the d. L. &, asking for the name or
the conductor and motorman in charge
OF q "fireless" car described in COM
plant recently turned over to the cor
poration counsels Office. Penniman in
forms Bullen that he will make a per.
sCnal complaint against the car crew
for operating street car in violation
OF the heating ordinance.
The company blames the mer for
the cold cars and the city must, there
fore take action against the car
crews" said Penniman. II don't SUP
pose the poor men will be able 20 shit
the blame.
Job Printing Done RIGHT. Times
PRINTING 90. Is John R.-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
SettInn pata on Dam

the United states district en-
eineer once IS preparing data for
use IN ihe hearlpr on the Livingstone
channel uam which Is projected from
Dos B'anc to tst-rhannel line at the
lower end Of th1Jchanncl The hear
Ing WI BE- head before the lnterna
tionat jcin; con mission. Peb. ~. and
residents On bo;n sides OF the river
will be heard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
SUFFRAGISTS PLEAD IN
WASHINGTON FOR VOTE

WASHINGTON Jan. 3l.-Suf-
fra gists stormeG the capitol today.
-Four Ennored votes for women" ad-
vurates-lncludilg sprinkiing OF
men-nEdc a msssed demonstration
for equal suffrage before the house
committee Oh elections. They plead
ed .or passage of the bill OF Repre-
scatatise French, of Idaho, giving wo
lreu the right to vote for representa-
tiyes IL co lgress Social leadesr and
scnatots wives we're in the audience.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
THE WEATHER

For Detroit md vicinity; Friday
nIght. shows much colder With cold
NrNcg lowest temperature about 10
deg frcsi SATURDAY. clearing aud cold
or; brlsk to high westerly winds.
Tor Lower NichiEuui snow and much
colder tonight with cuid wave; Satur-
dHs colder and generally fnlrt high
northwest Winds.
yopkN,s TEMPER NTI MS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
cant Bound over.

! l.. r. Gran alias K. y RandaIi.
VII, elppcG with married woman
from Hamilton. ont, was hound over
after q hearing before United states
Hurd. Friday morning
on a charse or violating the immiera
tiof at hail was fixed al 81 600
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31

wAsulNGTON. Jan. Further
explanation OF iis statement 10 the
tContinprs On Page ThIrtcenh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31

BY NARY BOYLE O'REILLY.
staff Correspondent Of The Times.
NEW YORK, Jan. Sour good
women, nearly all OF them
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
-,r 70 -IlelnEes-lar- charity.

'TAe Panams--Canaht in story alid
novfrw pictures will he given In the
De ruit opera house. Friday afternoon,
Fob. II, and sunday evening, Zen. 70;
at \ o'clock bv Farnham Bishop. or
New YORK for tie benefit OF the Est
Sid, sett!cinent
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15
6por bmrtigt bepGger
"Stjermcifmo" ia?

iii Waalinq al Sen Soitigbeo,
buornleo ct lpienoe Weteors Stierne.
ifllb eler Slofuale beppaer Jig bar
en- amotsrsaitronom fonItriteret ct
fotogrnftif Ipparot, beitduenbe al ct
aoniera og ell foratt Bette onbraqt
Sfipe, iom oreieS bi,rtigt rilnbt al
en- GIeftromotor. s Sfipen er itore
aa6ntn9er meo beItemte Mellem.
RIM, o. ga 2piet fitn aienrtem oisie
fan trTnge inc / aameroet, bill
Stierneifuo0etS @nne paa Sintlen
fremtrGbe pau Blaben iom en- &pffe
imoa Sinieitpffer. gi bisies Ster.
relic og Sfipeits fieftbte StnlsbSba.
itigbeb fam man beregne, boor bur.
tigt Stjerneifltooet bar beouget ii9
oper Simlen. - Oct er ooa nutitr
ligpis life Weteorets birfclige So.
itigbe0 / Hnmmet man faar moalt
paa oenne Waooe - man iaar life
at ptoe, bpor mango Meter, men
bppr mange @raoer pau Sinrmel6l.
Ell, ben fommer fren | Sefunbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15
N%linoeoapen.

"SecorubsR oiteu" mobtager gi.
hroa til Winoegnuen % foitterer |
gIaNet Tor ali, iom ienoes inb.
@eo z etter Gar 0 H. San.
Iontopn, Soma. or inmlct: Z. 2.
Suio 50, .. ". @ilituo 50; fra fcI.
Qenbe 81 hper: :. $. Bang, 4, q.
~glrreion, 81. s. SruIteu, gomoro
epenion, 81. 2. EauIior, 9tels IN.
G9gc, 8. 6. 1nlau, 9eter SSlan6,
q. 81. Slion, 9. 8. &nliao, Il. q.
Siigar0, e. 3. Slion. hilbert Z. Su.
10. Sra folgenoe soc bper: $. 8.
Sarion Clarence $. Bang, Senrp
$. Motion.
8eo OIeS. Siooen, EertiIe,
Ntinn,, er iamlet: Ole .. @iooer
50, Or. S. Risioro 50, AnoerS DIOR.
pig 50. SSfar grunbera soc. Rrn
ieIgenSe 81 bper: eobp gclitao, 81,
mar Nilion, 81. q. Sperlnno, :. Il.
Sertifion aruo SobriorL VI. 8ttet.
ION s. 8. 8osie,
BED Gle g. aitteIon
grooten, Minn.,: Or. Carl .. Sol.
let So; ira isIsenoe 81 bper: Z. n
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15

SrD ampiftffe.

s Sen lille gp Glollqaite( | Gre.
tagne leper Ser en- eien6ommelig
galnnel TRADITION. Der err set neln-
lia tiuaot at gifte fig alene pda en-
beitemt Dag / Iaret. Sfisnt ben
frantic Sop ai9loer for E(ouauitel
iom for ale andre Smraaber / Sen
frantic Stat, ina retter aQe @iite.
lbItne Der fig efter Sen trnoitipnelle
Sop, iom flyer, at ale Steoets Brit
oepar ifal 9ifte fig pao famine Dag
oa / Jamie Time. Zen beitemte
Gag for Elougaitel err ben beIliae
Sraneiifas 9ag, og ba bolbes ma
t1rli9uis en- itor Splfeieit. Eli Oenne
grplnpsf felt inobpoes ale Opens
Snopaanere, og Der iinbes nepbe M
gen iom life meb @lpbe ocltoger /
Sen. Iaereoe tiolig ONT Worgenen
iamles 9ritbeporrelte cg ale 8jpiters
ne paa gpeitS Sorp. Serpaa gaar
Sc oae t Succession til Wairen ior
at faa gieliesatteit. Terefter fort
letter Irocesiionen - efter tire Gait
ge at bope gaaet rltnot SEN lille gp
- iii &irfen, bpor Ereiten lPier
lin 0eliignelie oper Earrene. Otter
benne Geremoni begpnoer iaa bet ito
re SeitmaaItio nftber adben Simmel
% UNDER Speg % Cater. Oct an.
tai 9ggteifober, iom ino9aorS paa
bentte DAG, fan bore ddnIfe tort.
Get bar bpnot of optil 20 Bar far
fnpttct Spmens goano poa oenne
Sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15
Werfeli9e Npticr.

st franif Sibsifriit iortpller ON
Hoaen merfeIige Sorisg, Tom for.
ifiellige foretagiomme 9laouoeipere
bar giort for at bperpe S9iere for
tine 9lao.
st ipanif 9lab, "2uminaria" Boo
fine abonnenter en- Cert, iom bar
trpft meb fosioragtig SpGrte, iaa.
leoes at mon funoe lpie BEN / Wsrs
fe - al ben @runo ~anbeialte 8lus
bet Jig iGrlig til SGsning ON Gat.
ten.
gnonu ineoigere bar ltogiberen al
ct anbet ipnnif gfao "Hegal oi,eti.
oien" iig 90; Napnet betpoer Sag.
Zig 9rso", og oet Napn bar oet ogfaa
meo en- bis Het, ibet set pqr trpft
paa en- Slags Seis, iaaleoeS at man
funoe ipiie felipe 4piien, eiter at man
bdpoe l9it Sen.
ct iranif 9lab "2e gien gtre" 10.
peoe aae Ibonrenter, iom bolot uo /
"a aar, en- lipsparig Eeniion oo fri
9egrabelie. Sroos oette Ioffenoe
Silbrb beniop glaoet aaereoe eiter
Ell Waaneos SorIeb beo Ell bGioe[tg
Seo. lt6en Sptl for at fltnne be.
grGoe oenne ~ier9elige SGnoelie bleo
bets Gfterfolaer, JON folbte fig
"2ommeterflGoet", trpft pda ct
Slags gapir, iom boaeiter ifuloe
BRIGGS iom 2ommetsrflpbe.
20 andre 9labe, iom uofom ON.
firing 1850, par trpft paa panbtpt
Eapir. Sc uofom poa @abeiteber
og bauoe ben Sorbel, at man filnoe
ligge noe / @anoet og lGie oen,
noen at Sfriiten off no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15
II naoomSitcpnc / Nto, yNiS.

Observation-Disclosures og airfefo.
rerte inoen Wa0iiOn &reos hplot ct
meget peIlpffet Stepne / Rio, @is.,
lite I'll 4oe Iltg. eiter SnobDbelie
al Rto Weni8beb, buiS Treit er Yuit.
q. q. Snnobp. Treoaa Nften bar
ser Ell ~ielifabelig Sommenfomit meo
SorIriifninger / set itore Selt, 10
SOB lonQt % % 500 breot, bpori
Weoerne bleu bolot. Eait. Sitnobp
'enifeoc one peIfomne iii Nebet pq
man if InIeoninG til at bilie poa
1umIc Seficnote % little me @e.
ficnbtitaber.
Ser6og Tornio6ag uar ser 2pelie
al &irfeforene meo Eait. e. g. He.
Qite iom 9iriQent. Spelien bolbtes
/ Rto pofre, i~tilfnlbe airfe, / bpiIfen
ct 8alleri er netop tilbpaget for of
ituiie EIobs iii Sen porenoe Wenia.
heb. Set pnfre IItcr al ggetrr meo
9illeoe al Srelieren / @etbiemane er
Ell @oOe ira @ergItoo Tamilien, ben
Inlngiulbe Erp0ifeitoI er ell 8aoe
ira en- Gpinbe | Weniabeoen.
2erbug Gftermiboug boIbt Ina.
bonsiorburbct Msoc mc0 Z. q. g.
Gee ira 9eeriicIO. @iS., Tom Tor.
mnno. Ger bar femoatre6ipe 0eIes
aater tiliteoe ira llnQoonlSiorenin.
ger, airfcfor, Giaeioreninger oa I'M.
&c WipnoS Eoreninger / isIaenoe
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Gitenien bar tilitebe iom Scleaat fra
noroueitlige @iSconiin llnabomSior.
buno. I'll 8ormarb palates Sheo.
bore Solm fra Se Toreit, iii FORE.
'ppnoerenoe Sefretpr y. q. u. See
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te palgtes Eait. u. 3. Brandt. Der
'foI bore 0iriaent for SpleSforet
nGite Iar, MiiS Belinda Sanocrs
ira @iaoiion % Ntiis SnIia SeisberJ
ira Stoilabton. elmer gIpehiem ira
0tc6orlonb Ipite Ell Nibanhling ON
Frogrammer for Msber al HeprG.
'entonter ira ioririelliae llnaoomss
f%oreninger. en- aomite uSnppntes
til at ouerueie ct SoriIa1 ON at bare
2ebatmeber al Heprpienianter ira
for'ticlliae llngeentsiereninaer. On
Niienen par Der otter Spelie al fsTI.
lesforet.
Ssuoag 6ormiobag Dor Der enaelif
@uostleneite | set itore 9elt meo
RrGbifcn al Yait. Sobs. SaIpprlen.
9et tore aor Iebebe SuImeionaen.
Solmerne omoeltes trpft. en- Sol.
lett opto9eS til Church Grteniicn.
bporueo inofom oper $4,000. On
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15
~5noiamltnsen til
Wtnoeoapen.

Eli at btere bebiGlpelise / arbei'
bet meo Snbiamlingen til Den natio.
male I~2inbegnpe til Rorge bar ri an.
lat fslgenbe Snbiamlere:
Ole g. $ 0 b e, Sesienben, g.
9of.
s. s. q Ieffie, Sbenp, Winn.
Eaul M o t + G, R. 2, Srtun'
bile, Winn.
Otto q. Sacobon n, Settin.
ger, q. Gnf.
Ole Serum 3, TepiIS
2afc, g. 9.
aisle Slon n, 8arp, Winn.
Ole g n t a 5, Butler, q.
Gaf.
Sens Inoero II, @inoom,
Mtinu.
9iSic err bore Mcprrientanter / Sc
nppntc SiItrifter og bempnbi1et til
at mobta9c @iorag til Minbeaaoen.
Suffering bill bliDe aipet / guiierne.
sc | II 3 egobe- & o III c n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-15
Bore geogratifc Ycgreber.

De fleite M'enneifers SoreitiGinger
on Stsrrclien al iorifieGige 9anoe err
piitnof ofte libet forrefte. 0i ifal
bare income "bet lille 9enesiiela",
ion BOG or mere END bobbelt iaa tort
iom belle Def tpife Rige oa Sranfrige
ener benpeb fire 8aitger iaa tort iom
3ongcriget StaIien.
Eerii, Columbia pg @clipia er ON.
trent al idnlnle Stsrrelie.
Gbili er omtreltt iom Bet tpife
Rige o. Stalien tiliammen.
Iraentina err / lloitrpfning iaa
tort iom Spiflano, Eiterrige-lln.
aurn, Sranfrige, Soaanb, gelgien,
9anmarf, Spanien % Iortitgal.
9raiilien er iotn Sen araentitife
TepubIif plus Ritslano meo 6inIano
% YcIen - ellcr iom belle europa
uieS l~lnbtaaelic al Sen ifanbinapife
| Salpe % galfanbulueeu.
Canada er lige iua itpr iom Sraii.
lien.
auItraIien meo omliggenoe Der
er i lloitrpfnin9 uo9et iterre emo
europa.
De tpife aolonier | Ifrifa rSsisr
tiIiammen ct Riee, fire Sanger iaa
tort Tom MooerIanoet.
gnseIif airifa er iaa tort iom belle
europa meo unStageIie al &nsIanb
% Sprfiet.