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The Winslow mail., 1913-03-08

The Ladies of the Maccabees
of Winslow gave chicken sup
per at the Elks Hall Thursday
evening for which they charged
80 cents per plate. The supper
was all home-cooked eatables
prepared and donated by mem
bers of the lodge. From the time
of beginning of serving the sup
per, about 4 p. M, the banquet
room was crowded until about 8
p. m, unTlf the Iduies had sold
everything that had been pre-
pared. Everyone that attended
the supper was loud with their
praise with both the quality and
quantity of the fine supper.
Financially it was grand sue
cess netting the lodge about
S65. The ladies are we'll pleased
with the result and thank every
one for patronizing them so liber-
ally and invite their friends to
attend their next function which
will be a big st. Patrick's dance
at tbs Electric Theatre Monday
evening, March 17th. Admission
will be S1.00 for gentlemen and
ladies will be admitted free.
Everybody is welcome.
The Winslow mail., 1913-03-08
PROHIBITION AND LOCAL
OPTION HAVE FAILED

10y hOV. Z. D. lie auiC, HdSJOf
First Baptist Church, Calves
| ton, lnd.)
That remonstrance has failed,
that county local option has
failed, that attempts to secure
statewide prohibition, in addi-
ton to county local option, have
failed, are matters of record.
Atlanta papers have stated
that $3.50, 900 per month is sent
out of that city alone for whis-
Ilkey. Think of it, almost $25 per
capita spent for whiskey by a
]! prohibition city, in addition to
the amount spent by the poor
man, who buys the vilest kind of
poison at the disreputable blind
pigs.
1t has been claimed by friends
of prohibition that churches are
practically unanimous in their
support of that movement. While
they are earnest advocates of
temperance, the best thinking
men of the clergy are not only
convinced that the cause of tenn
perance can never be materially
advanced by prohibitory legisla-
ton, but are strongly opposed to
a policy which has resulted in
such ignominious failure. Bish-
op T. E. Taylor of Tennessee has
Expressed himself as being unal-
terably opposed to prohibition.
The Rev. DR.. G. w. Shields, the
Rev. DR.. Francis ], Peabody,
Bishop H. G. Potter, the Rev.
Washington GLADDEN., Father
Walter Elliott, the Rev. Father
A. M. Doyal, Bishop Thomas
Conaty, the Rev. G. A. Briggs
and Bishop E. G. Andrew also
have declared that prohibition
has been a failure wherever it
has been tried.
Bishop Clarke of Rhode Island
states as his opinion that prohi-
bition laws have been disastrous
to the cause of temperance. :"
Bishop Grafton of Wisconsin tes-
titles that he is unable to see
that any benefit has been derived
from compulsory abstinence. y
The Rev. Lyman Abbott calls at
tention to the fact that Jesus
lived in the days of total absti-
nence societies, but joined none
of them. He condemned drunk
enness, but never lifted his voice
against drinking" Bishop Webb
of Milwaukee, Rabbi Hirsch of
Chicago, DR.. Felix Adler of New
York, Henry Ward Beecher and
scores of other devout rabbis,
priests administers, unite in
condemning prohibition.
| now quote from the Indian
apolis Star, from report by
Royal E. Cabell, commissioner of
internal revenue at Washington,
D. c., in which he explains why
the production of intoxicating IL
quors is increasing, and gives
prosperity as the reason. Even
if some form of prohibition is
workable in all the states but ten
the people are drinking more in
toxicating liquor than ever. The
consumption of spirits has in
creased $4,000, 900 gallons in a
single year, which at the retail
price means that the whiskey
bill of the country in 1910 was
1892, 900, 900 greater than it was
in 1909. Although 54 little brew
cries were closed by hostile leg
islation, the large breweries are
prospering and are making near
beer for local option and prohi-
/ bition communities. "
The Winslow mail., 1913-03-08

Miss Ora Fields is now in the
employ of the Beeson Fuel Co.'S.
office in place of Mrs. Clay Mar
ley who is visiting for a short
period with her folks at Clear
Creek.
The Winslow mail., 1913-03-08

T. A. Smith was a business
visitor in town Monday from
Flagstaff.
The Winslow mail., 1913-03-08

At q regular meeting sof Wins
low Lodge No. 536, B. P. O..
Elks held Thursday evening the
following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing year
commencing April 1st: w. j.
Grocer, Exalted Ruler; r. B.
Eastman, Esteemed Lecturing
Knight; J. A. Armstrong, Es-
teemed Loyal Knight; Geo. E..
lumbar, Este m e d Leading
Knight; Martin Dadey, Secre-
tary; A. H. Hansen, Treasurer;
w. S. Fields, Tiler; and Trustees:
R. L. Moore, w. G. Kelly, and
G. 0. Downs.
Tonight the new Elks Home
will be dedicated which ceremony
will be attended by a large mum
ber Of prominent people. All
Elks and their families are invit-
ed to attend the ceremony regard
less of any former invitation to
do SO or not. Also all visiting
members in town at that time
are invited to attend. Refresh
ments will be served after the
dedication in the banquet room.
The Winslow mail., 1913-03-08

The new player paino for the
Elks Lodge room arrived this
week from Los Angeles and
was put up by the company's
agent Mr.. Hall. The Piano is in
harmony with the rest of the
furniture so far put in the Lodge
room. The worth of the piano is
said to be about $3.50.
Bob Walton was a visitor in
town this week from Hay Lake.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-31
Cold Meat Shape.

Take half a pound of cold meat,
cut into squares and place in a
basin. Pour over boiling stock in
which has been dissolved one
ounce of gelatine. Season thor
oughly and pour into molds. Set
aside till cold Serve on a dish
garnished with parsley. This
makes a delightful supper, din
ner or even breakfast dish.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-31

wardzthe elevator. Harmon jam
med shut the door, Mrs. Vein
bauer's arm was caught in it.
The elevator started up.
It dragged Mrs. Weinbaper
with it until her head struck the
top of the elevator door, and she
crashed to the floor.
Mrs. eWinbauer- became uncon-
scious Immediately. She was
carried to the temporary hospital
in the store. There she was at
tended by woman physician.
This woman physician refused
to give out any information as to
Mrs. Weinbauer's condition to-
day.
When Manager eKlly first was
asked about the accident, he said
he did not know anything about
it, and refused to give the name
of the injured woman. No re-
port had. been made to the police.
It was only when Kelly real
lied The Day Book was in full
possession of the facts in the
case that be consented to talk.
Then he admitted that Mrs.
Weinbauer's condition was Sc
rious.
Even then, however, Kelly
would not give out the exact in
juries suffered by Mrs. Vein
bauer.
Mrs. Weinbauer's husband,
haywood butcher, was told of
the accident in which his wife
bod e,,Aared o1d 1o+a +L;c ,f4o-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-31

=
Philadelphia, Jan. 31.-"There
is no justification for the infer
ence that William ]. Bryan is to
be secretary of state and that I
sent him a message by Colonel
House"
This was the statement.of Pres
ident-elect Wilson, who is here
on visit to his dentist today.
AS to any definite conclusion
concerning the cabinet" he con
tinued, "the situation is the same
as it has been all along. have
not reached any decisions. I
have not sent a message to Mr..
Bryan by anyone.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-14
Cemetery Work

\ united movement on the part
those interested in the ccmeterl
would greatly improve its looks, ba
the Improvement in one section ara
the neglect of another does not CD
to the general appearance. We
have to date a large amount q
monuments and cement work to %
there and unless you decide to maze
improvements now it will be '@
late to derive the benefit OF tns
years work. !.
Phone BOG or 29S and We will cal
on you. Samuels. 5O4
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-14
The Leech

Lecches suck the lifeblood from
a town just as the actual leech
sucks the blood of an animal The
leech is a nonproducer and a para.
site in the business world. He waits
idly till his competitor draws bust.
ness by live business methods and
then he wines to the public that he
is not getting his share of patronage.
II he is a newspaper man he loafs
about with other idlers and prints
an empty sheet with an average of
ten or a dozen locals and no general
boost" for his town waits until
his competitor spends his time.
money and the fruit of his brain on
some public matter that will accrue
to the public good, and gets il
through with the help of other
boosters, then Mr.. Ieech comes in
and howls because he Fears he will
be- overlooked in the matter of pat.
ronagc when he has dlcd the DAYS
away waiting for a good spot, made
warm by some one else. 10 light
upon with his baby cry of being
sighted, Let it here be said that
the business man who works in the
interest of pushing his own business
10y helping the other fellow boost,
isn't fond of whining about sights
He Is busy earning money and treat.
my the general public right, and
pushing his neighbor and the neigh.
borhood to the front and earning
thus the gratitude of those he gets
his business from. This man gener.
ally retains his business pull"
which is hard work and honest, in.
teIIigcnt effort. Mr.. Ieech has
failed to get by natural gravity the
business his competitor has earned
but he is found in the big road sit.
ting in track so he can be sure to
he hit and have an excuse to howl,
and he makes as big a howl as if he
really were an energetic citizen with
"A real business that had earned n
share Of the spoils.
Get out and work for your com.
munliy, Mr.. l.cech, as all loyal citi.
zens do, and quit being a big velvet
sponge on the good business brought
and Kept IN your town by more in.
dustrlous and pubic.minded men
than Lecch. Rio Grande Republican
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-14

Kelley's Transfer
and Storage Go.
Baggage to and from all
trains.
VIII move anything that can
be moved. Pianos and House
hold Goods a specially.
Phone 263 HON. Gold Ave.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-14

Nos " and " second class. daily.
Nos. lo7 and los thid class. daily
Schedule in effect December a. lu3
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-14
EXPRESS COMPANIES WILL
FIGHT PARCEL POST LAW

San Francisco, Jan. 7. Direct
competition, national in scope. be-
tween the Wells-Fargo Express
company, and the federal parcel
post will 20 into effect as soon as
plans which the company has been
maturing for the past four years
can be set afoot. Such was the
statement made here today by C.
K. Graham, trrfic manager of the
company, at hearing before the
state railroad commission.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-14
Prohibition Lecture

Charles +. Stokes Of Missouri. lee.
turer, editor and reformcr, will
speak at the Methodist Church Tues.
day evening, January II. Mn.
Stokes is well known over the conn.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-14

Stationery and books below cost
at DeCrocker and Son on Pine street.
adv
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-14
5. P. r. R. Rumor

Phoenix. Ariz.. Jan. TO- well
defined rumor is in circulation that
the Southern Pacific has abandoned
all idea of building a railroad
through the ella box canyon be-
tween Winkelman and San Carlos,
and will complete its new transcon-
tinental line with a road from Queen
Creek station, east of Mesa, 10 Sill
yer City, n. M.
Several circumstances bear out the
rumor. One is that a surveying
party is working between Queen
Greek and Superior, a mining camp
twenty miles northeast Of that point.
The party has been in the field some
weeks, but it has leen generally un-
derstood that lines were being run
for branch that would run only to
Superior.
THROUGH SUPERIOR.
According to the latest informa-
ton, however, that is not the inten-
ton. Superior is not to he the ter
minus of the line, but merely n
station. The road is to be built
east to Globe, up through the Gila
valley and thence to Silver City.
There it will connect with the Santa
Fe, which leaves the $. i. main line
at Deming, and which the s. p. may
take over
No unusual difficulties are in the
way of building Il road from Queen
Creek to Superior 1t is understood
that Southern Pacific surveyors have
found that a line can bc built on
easy grades all the way to Silver
City.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-14
BANK STATEMENT

Statement of the condition oil iF
Bank OF Deming. at Deming, Luna eour
" New Mexico, at close Of business
Monday, January 8. 1918, after dedutF
ing all expenses and taxes from unu
vlded profits.
Loan, and Discounts RESOURCES sras
uNcrirafts M.
Ranking IIoua. F,,rni,ure md Fixtures feMt
Bonds hmv
Cash In Vault s2s.6sasO
., In Other Banks ss.si6u -.
Total cash G,A
Total Resource. sn2N .
O.. LIABILITIES: ma
SSapl,al Stock paid in) go
Undivided profits (nc0 tSs
bue tn other Ranks and Bankers Ss~ 80
Total Iiabili,i.s snsi =
state Of New Mexico, a.
County of Luna 90
l, Arthur {. Raithel, Cashier, OF ~
above named Bank, solemnly swsI
.hat the above statement is true. 70 :"
pest OF my knowledge and belief.
. ARTHUR C.. RAITHEL, Cashle.
subscribed and sworn TO before W
thls 9th day Of January A. d. 1918
, tSeaD B. Y. MckEyEs,,
Notary Public, Luna county, New MI "a,
ico. My commission expires ~"
2ith 1919.
Correct Attest:
JOHN CoRnETT.
J; A MAHoNEy Directors
IL. c. Brown.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-29

young men to write me letter telling me their conception of a Model Young Woman" and 1 am asking you young ladies to write me your conception of Model Young Man.,
 The letters l receive in response to these requests will form the base and the principal part of the subject matter for the address shall give at three o'clock next Sunday afternoon in the Christ ian Church on Popular Concept ion," at which time 1 shall read these letters publicly.
 l wish you would write me a letter at once telling me your conception of a "Modle Young Man shall not make known the names of the authors of these letters and you need not even sign your name unless you choose. Thanking you in advance for this Resistance, and awaiting your immediate reply, I am
 Sincerely,
 Earnest House, Evangelist.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-29
HON. R. $. WARNOCK

In another colum of this issue will be found the announcement of Hon. R. s. Warnock of Mag. nolia, as candidate for Congress from this the Eth Congressional District. MT. Wanorck has serv- ed his county two terms in the Legislature and has proven him. self a strong friend of the people.
 He also developed into quite a debator and leader of men while there. He introduced and pass ed several Goo,i laws which your attention is called to in another column. Mir. Warnock sexpets to make close speaking tour of
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-29
A PECULIAR SERkQs

Evangelist Earnest House, who is conducting the revival meeting at the Christian Church, has an nounced that he will have the young people of Prescott prepare his sermon for Sunday afternoon. He has written the following let ter to about 100 of the young ladies of Prescott and a similar letter to the young men, asking them to write him a letter tell ing him their conception of a model" of the opposite sex. At three o'clock Sunday afternoon the evangelist will read publicly the letters he receives and make appropriate comments on them and it is needless to say that while the sermon will be peculiar it certainly will be intensely in teresting and instructive 10 all classes.
 Prescott. Arkansas.
 August 27, 1913.
 Dear'fi iend:- T am asking the
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-29
NOT BOTTLE RETURNED

Experience of an old Druggist: 1 have sold nearly all the Hughes Tonic bought of you, and not bottle has been returned. Ihave been in the drug business for twenty five years and have never sold anything that gave such satisfaction.
 Sold by Druggists soc. and $1 % bot tie. Prep ared by Robinson Pettet Go. Louisville. Qncorporated)
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-29

the entire district before the pri mary and present in person his views upon the questions at issue now.
 We ask you to give MT. War nock's candidacy due considerat- ion.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-29

Were all medicines as meritorious as Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the world would be much better off and the percentage of suffering greatly decreased" writes Lindsay Scott, of Temple, Ind. For sale by All Dealers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-29

only suggestive, but in this dq| of Good Roads enthusiasm sug gestioa onught to be sufficient \ There ooght to be at least tv thousand men working on h roads during those days. M| would mean $5, 5,00. 900 worth d| road work counting labor at SIN per day. Will some one in each locahp please take the matter in mn and organize your forces beias hand?
 Remember the work youdoa the roads is not for some ek' you are improving your oWnpn' perty when you improve n' roads. J. M. Thomas,
 County fudge
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-29
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Governor Hays has issued a proclamation setting apart Sept. s and 4 as Road Working Days in Arkansas.
 Of course, this proclamation is
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-29
A. MONSON
 Prescott, Ark.
CALOMEl IS RAD

But Simmon's Liver Purifier is de- liahtfully pleasant and its action is thorough. Constipation yeilds, bilious ness goes. A trial convinces. In Yel- lew inSboxes only. Tried once used always.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-08-29
1 Represent The
Factories Direct

Have no travelling man on the road. l can save you big money on high grade Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines and other goods, if you come to my store for the goods.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18

Iiniiteriets Stiling iii Soripars-
inoiamlingen blep orsftet / 3Gn6@
.tnget ioog. Soriparsminiiteren .er.
fl9reSe, at Regieringen oprmbeltg
bteo mistPnfiom operfor Rotiperrre
til Sn6iomlingen bo TO Of oerares
Seoere, Sngerisrtoryets troliaere
Spgcrmeiter Sebeitco Sarel, por gooet
itoertom Wtntiterer iii aongen oa
baooe foreilodet ct 9efRihingsulpg
uoisrt for De inoiomleoe getge.
Sort ienere itiiloe Soger forelpqges
R~igsodgen. &ongen iporeSe Dem, at
Observation-Disclosures fun furbe
lie oeo Rigsoagers giligelie. I'm.
Der Gebotten oplpites, at De to Ser
rerS Seroeroelie iii 8onger ffdI barre
fleet uoen 6orioar8fomiteens Bioen.
De OF moo benS Billie. Wtniiteren
meo0elte, at ma forIsbig ira Sor-
Observation-Disclosures hop6e motdget
11a Wtiaior 8roner, hoorof 6dlp6e-
len bar anpenot iii llr6eroonosboa.
&c og SaInoelen iii anifafielie al
WaterieI iii a~isbenbapns gefPit.
nina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18
Ganmarf bar 10 lImoeruanosban.

DC. Self ltoeu 9anmdrf ftf lin fsrite
lln6eromtoSbon6, or Blaueu ON at
ifaiie 9anSet en- itsrre ~uroeriisiit
Sloo0e blepet moot meo leDenoe SS1.
trieste, og hooo ltnSeromrO3baa6e an
gaar, err set M lpffeSes 0anmdrt
at faa en- 6sreritilltng blarSt Smao.
Itaterne. 8 Ell nPr Sremtt6 oil man
enbod hape ir6bertet Stalten. Tor
GiebIiffet bar Ser oanife Sladbe rig.
tiartof bare 4 ltn6erpm6Sboabe, mer
iltoeu Sommeren er Int. oif SaQet
ppre ooret iii 8. 9 Of 6isie er unoer
gpgtinQ pau set bouife S~rlogSoGrft
OF 1 err beitilt I Silrme. @ibere oil Ger
FOR SC Eeuge. oen 6anife SorioorS-
inoiamliuq bar iuSbroat, bltoe Ifi9r.
fet Wdrinen enbnli Ell l~rScroauoS.
hoo. GrSeliq bar oct banife Srlogs-
pprft unSer @pguing 2 ltnbernonos.
boo6e, Iom ifal afleoeres | 2sbet at
1914 od 90 oil 9drtSet dItina huoe
fine 10 lttoeroarosbaooe. gae
@adSere bliper foripnt meb Gleftro-
motorcr og Steielmotorer, betholos-
pis nreS lluberoaubsfdrt CO dlnttn.
Selig Sart for Gte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18

iom ouebe llraao, ienbte i'm | Zine.
rifa oprenbe Ssn ct 9rep gieunem
Ct anbet Goitaabueri o. boo berrne
IieeIeoes ienoe lit Soar giennem
bette. Gaa benne Maooe fom oct
isrite llnSeriIae % Solifneri for
9agen, og ienere bar Den enc eiter
Ser anben al DC bebraaue melot Jig.
Gaa Spfprorins toe Eoitoabner.
fen / 1912 aiifeb, men bIeu urSer
Stilingens 9eoigheb fonititueret |
ben Ell fort Sib. Seioo oerue ar.
Icbnine benptteoe bun soht, iSet bltn
unoeriloa pberIigere 1000 aroner.
SeInisIseIig bar oerne afiGre
oaft megen Sarme / @paoeu. Toit.
nabnerlten ielp negter imiolertib alt,
ligeiom bum heller life piI iorflare
zig for Retten ON Saaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18
en- 8reptvp.
Euitaabnerifen / 2gnsbaI naifet til
iig Henee fra Imerifa.

Sra Sariuno me60eleS Ben Site
Quarts: Sorbenoerenoe B%oitoabuer.
life peo 2pngOol Eoitaabnert pr.
iSariunb, 6rsten dina goiter, er iig'
tet for at babe naifet til Jig Retge'
anpi$niuger ira amerifa. Oct ui.
ier fig unoer ben retslige Sorunoer'
iegeIie moo benbe, of bun / Iarene
1906-1912 bar forfalifet en- bel
Gel Boitanpisninger - min0it 80
- OF unoeri laoet minoit IS Su-
fen 8roner.
Oct er ubelufferbe Genge Rorbs
meno / amerifa bar ienot fine
Sor9lore eqer Sultruer / 2pngoal,
iom Eoitaabnerifen / 2sbet al belle
benne Sio upaatolt bar tilegnet Jig.
gfteriom EoItanoisninger meb Ben-
ge anfom til Eoituabneriet, foittere'
&c bun pao Inoisningerne meo
abresiaterne8 NaOne, tog Eengere
ieIp og ienOte Be fpitterebe anpis.
Ringer til EoItmeiteren / 5~ariuno,
Ser life fanot noget miStRnfeIigt
pes Dem.
Raar iaa Solf fom og ipltrgte, ON
ser life bar anfommet Eenge, be-
negtebe bun Bette og bar meget
flinf til at beroIige Dem. Set b9note
BOG, at en- og anOcn al oisie efter.
baanben fit &oitteringer for gels.
benes Snoleperirg paa Goittontor
! Imerifa Ienot ira afienoerne, og
naur iaabonne iremoiiteS for GoIt.
aabnerifen, ifpIbte bun poa llregel'
meSiigbeber meo Boitgangen ira
amerifa, men IoOeOe BOG at isge /
Git % @eit", iom bun ubtrpfte zig,
for of bringe 6orboloet paa oct
rene. Sun loo ga gaa Ell Sio, ino'
iii npe Sorien6eIicr anfom ira ame'
rita og tog iimpeItben of bisie Be-
lob og lepereoe pe0fommenbe abreS.
ioter. 9aa benne Raaoe bolOt bun
BET gaaenbe.
SeIpfsIgelig bar bun for at boloe
| SorbrpoeIierne ifiuIt / iaa lang StO
pIanmesiig tiIbagebolot ogiaa al
m~inbelige grepe, iom anfcm ira
amerita og iom ienbtes bio. Ser
peb bar bun aiifoaret 5orbin0eIien
meaem gggtefpQer og 5oraIore og
gsrn poa begge Siber al Saoet.
Oct tiger fig ieIO, at Here SAINT
lier, iom fsr fit fig tiIienot til I'M
berbolb Genge fra amerifa, nh fom
/ Rsb, Iigeiom ogiaa oct gobe Sor'
bolo meQem 9ggtefpaer bIep for.
Itprret. Soale6e3 bar en- Some, Der
iiboer meb 8aor0 % en- Slot gsrn,
oa iom tioligere regelm9sfig bier
@aaneb fit greoe % Penge ira lin
Rono | amerifo, iioen 1910 bper.
fen facet Benge eler greDe ira bum,
og bum fienSer MI life lansere bans
OpboIbsiteo. gaa iamme Waaoe
bapSe Oct npr snaet en- anben Some,
ser bIeu inpSt for Omfring 15-16
Sunbrebe aroner.
5 1912 ~opoaseSes bet iorbrpber.
! lfe SorboIo berpeo, at en- Wanb,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18

Sorfatninssfampen Sra &isben-
bapn meboeles Den 2ben April: en-
betponingshllb afgisrelie er ioag
truffet / ct Spllesmsoe al Ssire og
ben frifcuierpatipe @rippe | 2anbs.
tinget, boorunber Sorfatninssiagel
blep forbauolet. ReiuItatet blep
Roar Resiertngens Sorfatningsior'
ilag bebanoles / Snnbstinget isges
Sagen itanoiet oeo gebtagelie al en-
8%eiliitrtiug, bbor SpsrgSmaalet fro.
beg berpiit iii nprmere Ooerpeielie |
en- &ommisiion. 0ette meofsrer en-
Scamp melle1n Sstre og Regierings.
partict peo SolfetingsouIget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18
Gn ltnSerpnnosbaab Tom Haue

Sra aisbenbopn meooeles Ben 2oer
Ipril: Ere Trtpatperioner har ibaa
paa S~oriporsfomitccus gegue gtpet
SoriparSmiuiiteren SilIogu on en-
ltroernaroSbdao iii Slaaoei,. Eepe.
ret al Sirmact 8~bitebeoo & Go,
6iume. Miniitercn taffet poa Re'
g~ierinaens OF SlaabenS Segre ior
ocn orr6iiulbe 8ape.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18
Statsmimiiter aunoius Reaulerin.

ger. Eli "Snteaigerien" meIoes fra
Sois: @ois Serrcbsitpre bar / gn.
lebntng al StatsminiIter 3onops
poatGnfte &egulering al SorfinsGas.
braget uotalt, at % Regillerin9en
antagelig bill iperre en- gammel
Seroielspei, og SsrIpening al gl-
BEN bill mebfsre 8ierbebolo o9 ar-
ore nlemper, ntaa Ser proteiteres
moo &eguleringen. Slere pripate,
iom merter of bare &ettigbeoer / @ls
ben, iiees ogiaa at bile proteitere
MOB Hegulerineen.