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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
DEMING PREPARES
FOR FARM TRAIN
Night Lecture by College Men WIN Be
Given; VIII Be First Stop
For the Train.

Deming. y. NJ. Jan 1o-Notice has
been received by the chamber Of COM
merce from w T. Conway, superintend-
ent of the extension department Of the
New Mexico college Of agriculture and
mechanic arts, that on January IL
about p m, the agriculture college
train viii arrive at Deming to hang up
for the night. This train. six cars and
10 or u lecturers, win run over the E
P. & :. W lines in New Mexico. Dem
ing viii be the first stop out of FL
Paso. Mr.. Conway asks that the cham
Der OF commerce arrange for a night
meeting. DR.. Garrison viii deliver an
illustrated lecture on NneW Mexico and
some Of the other men will give talks
along their lines. Heads of the follow
ing departments win be with the train:
College, station, agronOmy- horucul-
extension, and probably domestic
science
The chamber OF commerce has ar
ranged for the night meeting. at which
Dr. Garrison viii deliver an illustrated
lecture, and also the professors OF sew
eTal other departments.
Lectures viii be given on crops,
pumping plants. fruit growing, garden
ing. silOs, dairying. pigs and poultry.
college extension and boys and girls
industrial clubs, and many other Things
Of practical Importance.
The county commissioners had tneir
regular meeting. transacting routine
business. John hund. chairman OF the
commissioners, has left for santa re.
where ne viii attend the meeting OF
the commissioners and tax assessors
from all Of the state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
COLD WEATHER is
SEVERE IN VALLEY
River Is Frozen Over. Birds Frozen and I
WindmiIIs FrOzen-SchOOl Re-
sumes ut Anthony.
Anthony. n. NJ, Jan lO.-Ihe cold I

Anthony. n. NJ, Jan 10.-The cold
weather here remains severe, the
mountains and valley covered with
snow. Not windmill in town escaped
frozen pipes and about the only water
supply for awhile was Mrs. Story's
hand pump. Stock is suffering greatly.
as well as domestic animals
Royal Jackman says birds in great
numbers gathered around ms oulIolnSS
seeking protection In one horse shed
he found three frozen turtle doves, an
other one in the side Of hay stack and
one under a mesquite bush
The river has been frozen solid and
DeODle afOOt are crossing on the ice
number of attempts have been made to
cross teams, but the experience being
entirely new to the horses OF the val
ley, they slip and fall The only similar
circumstances remembered here was in
1887 and 1866. The latter year, I'll
burcio Duran declares. the river was
frozen three weeks, many cattle were
drowned in trying to drink from the
deeper holes, and that the tOrnillo of
the valley, semi-trOpical trees, were so
frozen that all died. Afterwards there
came up a new growth from the roots
however.
The schools have opened again, after
a weeks vacation on account Of
smallpox scare. Mr. Mcfarland, re-
Gently from Arizona. is being strictly
duarantined and taken care Of by I'M
munes and no other cases have de-
EelODGQ
from Las Cruces, and DIT. White. from
FL Paso county health officers. nave
been here and caused thorough VAGINA
ton among the people on both SIDES OF
the state line.
G A Thomson. manager of the
South New Mexico Farmers association,
from, a conversation with 3. H Burreu,
the government expert, gathered the
opinion tina. in view OF the nearoy de-
posts of gravel and caliche, the sur
facing of the present Canine heai pc
tween Anthony and Las Cruces with an
oil mixture would prove a better road
than the present macadam between II
Paso and Anthony. more easily mended
and not so hard on horses's feet II
would not cost over $4,000 per mile
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MayhIIL from
NIayhil, Otero county, are mere visiting
B. s. Cusey. from Chicago. has taken
charge of the Dairy farm alfalfa ranch
G G, Ha1brook and family have
moved to their tract of land near the
Mrs. W. F. Krauhl. nee Dorothy
Howell a Texas state university grad
uate. is visiting her parents Mr.
Krauhl is also a graduate of the same
college, where they first met since
their marriage. in FL PasO, three years
ago. Mr.. Krauhl has been an iron con-
struction engineer in Chicago
John Miller. an alfalfa seed man from
BarstOW, Tex, is making tour OF IN
spection Of the valley. Mr.. Miller sounds
a word of warning to the big land
owner holding his undeveloped acres.
w. H Williams, a farm journal
writer, on his way from Grand Junction
to Pecos, Tex, is another VISITOR eA-
pressing the same opinion. after view
ing the valley in perspective from the
point of past experience. OF otner val
ieys under similar conditions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
COUNTY COURT.

J. J. Johnson. charged with aggra-
waited assault; complaint filed
Herman Fedrizzi, charged with va
graney; pleaded guilty and fined SO
Case Settings.
Non-iurv civil cases to be tried IN
order, beginning January 10, 1913
A. Hoffman VS.. city Of FL Paso-
1928. City National bank vs. Nesom-
$780, City National bank vs.. Grouse
34S7, Harris Krupp vs. L. 5. Fldeiity
company.
S4sI, Happe vs.. Crawford & Rich
3637, Schuster Commission company
vs. Ashley.
1851, Manning VS.. Dockery.
1878, Pateman vs. Culver
S6e5, Ruff VS.. Guarantee Shoe com
$780, Dunno vs.. E. p. Street Railway
company.
1888, Jones VS.. Guarantee Shoe COM
8755. Ell Paso Produce company VS..
Fruit Austion company.
1859, Champlin VS.. Dyer.
$685. Harris vs. OchOa-
1859, Buchoz-Schuster vs.. Hector.
1915, Bush and Lane Piano company
vs. Bourland-
1913, Fullan vs.. Dwyer.
1928, Weeks vs.. Irwin
1880, butcher VS.. Williams.
1888, Ramsey VS.. FL Paso Brewing
sSS7. Union Bank & Trust company
VS. Christy Auto company.
SS52, Stacker VS.. Christy Auto com
1855, serrano VS.. Gamochippi.
1858 Perez VS. Mckinney
1852, Vasquez VS.. T. & P. Railroad
company.
1853, Krakauer, York and Moye VS..
SS77, Caldwell vs.. French.
1882 Edwards VS.. Edwards.
1888, Mcintosh VS.. Z. P & S. W,
Railway company.
1885, Stevens vs.. Sans ct a.
1887, Davidoff VS. G. H. & S. A
SS89 Parades VS.. St Louis Stables.
1896, Northern Butter company vs..
Edwards
S89S, futile Paint & Glass company
VS.. National Railway Of Mexico.
1899. McGoffin VS.. Elliott.
1901 Garcia VS. Sanchez.
1906 Caples VS.. Eubank ct al
1910 Bias Fuel company VS. Franck-
Jury cases to be tried in order be-
ginning January 20. 1913:
1920 ArdOin VS. T. * p
3442 Maese VS.. Herrera.
353S Roseborough & Dyer vs.. Upton
1851. Napolis VS.. DOckery-
1921, Schwartz VS.. L. p Electric
Railway company,
$3.50, Consumers Ice company VS.
Constable & company.
S7S1. Torres VS.. A T. & S. F. Rail-
way company.
S77O. Rev ct al VS.. Cameron.
S779 Coltman vs.. Leavy-
1891 Itule VS.. g. II. & s A
3SO7. Gonzales VS.. Hadlock.
1895. Graham VS.. Goodman.
3S45. King VS.. Collins.
1850. Drummer vs.. Memson & com
pany.
1881. Rio Grande Valley Traction
company VS.. SambrannO.
1902 Parea vs. Kroeger.
1903. CarrascO VS.. Ell PasO Electric
Railway company.
1904, Munoz vs.. Rountree.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
MONEY AND METALS
NEW YORK MARKET.
(By Associated PressD

New York, n. Y, jan 10.-Money on
call firm, 2 q percent
Time loans, firm: so days, 4 percent;
and 80 days. 4645z; six months, Az
Close: Prime mercantile paper, "a
Commercial bills. 1921.
Bar silver, 635s.
Mexican dollars, 40
Copper. quiet: standard, spot, 1875 q
1925: Feb 1660617O0.
Tin. weak; spot 5OO5 5025; Jan.
500 q 5015.
Lead. quiet: 4256435.
Spelter. quiet; 1909 740.
Iron unchanged. No / Northern, 1925:
No. Southern, 1925 n 1900; No. 1
Southern, soft 1925 01S75.
ST. Louis Lead and SpeIter.
St Louis, No, Jan. 1O.-Lead, quiet:
speIter. 717k 672O.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican MOney-EI PasO Quotation.
Mexican pesos CEi Paso buying
Mexican currency CEl Paso buying
Exchange CCity Of Mexico) 1885.
Ell PasO SmelteF Quotations.
Corrected Da1ly.)
Bar silver, 63 s.
Copper (wire bars) 17-45.
Copper Cathode Gets. per lb-) 1875.
Lead IN. Y sales pricel 40.
Lead (LOndon) E17, SIS. Dc.
Weekly Averages.
Douglas Sn7elter QuOtaEons)
Bar silver, 62.5S.
Copper (Wire bars) 11.42-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
LIVESTOCK

Chicago livestock. Close
Chicago. III, jan 1O--Cattle-Rects.
$500; market slow generally steady.
Beeves, $500 $50. Texas steers, 81. %
GS.75- western steers, $3.50 q $50.
stockers and feeders. $4.40G7. 65: cows
and heifers, S2.S5 a 100; calves, 1913
Hogs-Rects. $1,000: market slow. a
shade higher than Thursdays average
Light $500 1879: mixed, $3.50 $50:
heavy, $500 a 1929; rough, $3.50 q 100:
pigs, s5-T5 a $50; bulk' of sales. $f45
67.55.
Sheep-Rects. 1900: market steady.
a shade lower. Western, S475G SIS;
yearlings. $3.50 a $50; lambs, native
S6.75 a $40: western $500 800
Kansas City livestock Close.
Kansas City. No. Jan. 10.-Cattle-
Reefs. 1900, including 400 sOutherns-
Southern steers. S6.0OG7.5O. southern
cows and heifers, SS.75 q SIS: native
cows and heifers. s3.75 OTIS: stockers
and feeders, S5-25 q rs: bulls, $1,000
$50: calves, S6-506 1925; western
western steers, ss00GS50; western
cows. S3.75 q $50.
HOgS-Rects- 5000. market strong:
bulk Of sales. 1880 7.45: heavy. $40
n $50. packers and butchers, $500
AS pigs, S6.25 q 100
Sheep-Rects- 4O00- market steady
MuttOns. $3.50 a 500: lambs. sS.0OG9 $50:
range wethers and -yearli1gs, 5000
500; range ewes, S3-50@5,5O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
FLOOD DAMAGE WILL
TOTAL $1,00O,O0O

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 1O--Damage es-
timated at S1,OOO.OOO was done by the
flood in the Allegheny, Mon0ngahela
and Ohio river valIeys~ The flood
stage was passed today at noon when
the gage at the point bridge regis
tered 81 feet. a fail of almost 10 feet
in "a hours.
Wheeling. W. Va. suffered severely
from the high water no less than
5000 persons having been driven FROM
their homes. Railroad and street rail-
way traffic was interrupted and viii
not be resumed until tomorrow at the
earliest, it is estimated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
ENGLISH ACTRESSES
CAMPAIGN F'oR VOTES

London, Eng. Jan. 1O-Wben the
franchise reform bill comes up in the
British parliament shortly. the mem
hers Of the house of commons will
find all the approaches to the chamber
picketed with actresses and other sup
porters Of the movement in favor of
votes for women.
the women intend TO be present in
Strength and to buttonhOle the mem
Ders OF the house as they pass in and
At the same time the militant sec
ton of the suffragets is said to be
preparing to provide a more exciting
time for members of parliament
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
HIGHER CABLES
MAKE WHEAT FIRM
Opening Prices in Pit Are
Lower, but They Ad-
vance Quickly.

Chicago Ill. Jan. 10.-Wheat opened
lower but firm on higher cables olay
started "A to a C lower at y2ls TO sz7s
TO 9216c and advanced to 92% c.
Reported disruption of the Balhah
negotiations sent May wheat Up 70
90 c and the close was = to sc over
Yesterday at 9314 to 93Ssc
May corn opened = to &c down al
50IL to 5O7Sc, and sold to 5O4c
The close was firm, May 2sc up at
May oats began the day unchanged
to a shade down at 33% to $50 10
Provisions were quiet and steady.
May pork opened sc higher to un-
changed at S1S.371z to $1S.3215. May
lard 21Hc higher to unchanged at
s9S71b to $685.. and May ribs un~
changed at $3.50 to s9.S2lk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
TUCSONIAN ASKS TAFT
TO GRANT HIM A PARDON

Washington, %. c.. Jan. 1O.-Frederfclz
A. Hyde and JOOst II. Schneider con-
victed in this city of conspiracy to de-
fraud the United States in connection
with lands in California and OREGON,
have applied to president Taft for par
dons- Attorney general Wickersham is
investigating their rights to executive
clemenCy.
Schneider is now a resident of Tue
son. tAriZ-, and residents of that city
as wen as officials of Arizona literally
signed a petition asking the president
to pardO~ 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
WOMEN TEAR UP BLANKETS
M ND r,nT

Ogden. Utah, Jan. 1O.-Swiuging
themselves out by rope made OF
braided strips of blankets two women
prisoners during a binding snow storm
let themselves down from a nigh sec-
ond-stOry window of the city jail early
today and escaped
Mrs Mary McGilI. serving 130 days
for aiding her husband. John McGul.
in drugeing and rObbing man, ana
Mabel Wilson. who had served Is days
Of a % day sentence for vagrancy, are
the women who are now being socsIS
by the police McGiu broke from JAZZ
in a similar manner 10 DAYS ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
ALLEGED ACCOMPLICE OF SNEED
~, n. ~ In At lIE,lInHIs. TEA.

Memphis, Tex. Jan. 10--Ot los ven
i~en9en examined two Jurors have been
selected to hear the trial Of Beach =.
Epting. charged with completely IN the
killing of A. c. Boyce, 1r-. VINO w.
shot to death at Amarillo Texas, last
September by John Beal Sneed- A sec
ond venire of 100 men viii be SUM
mOned and the trial resumed Satuf-
day. =. =
EptinE. an employee Of Sneed. Il rs
charged, rented a house in Amarillo 20
that Sneed might watch the move
ments Of BOvce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
41st DISTRICT COURT.
a NJ ETalthaFi, Presiding.

O. T. Ginett VS.. Josie GiHett, suit for
divorce; granted
try title suit; On trial
Neff- Stiles company VS.. FL PAso
Hotel company, suit to foreclose ne
chanics' lien; filed
Mrs. Dorothy Bowman Fullen vs. y.
n Aslren. suit for $4,000 damages;
Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
UNLISTED STOCKs
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
I. ] Overlook. Bisbee. Ariz.)
BOILERS EXPLODE:
TEN LOSE LIVES

Mobile. Ala. Jan. 10.-Ten persons
were killed and 16 severely hurt when
the boilers of the TOmbigbee river
steamer James T. Staples exploded,
when the vessel was tied up at Bladen
Springs. The vessel sank within a few
minutes after the accident
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
THE COURTS.
s4th DISTRICT COURT.
Dan N. Jackson. Presiding.

John W. Turner vs.. T. 6. kaufman,
ct al, sequestratiOn suit; filed
T. Zimpleman VS.. II, Casad, suit on
note, case dismissed
A. F. AIahoney vs. Mrs J. W Ma
honey, suit for divorce. granted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
DEATHS AND BURIALs
ALEXANDER BARCLAY.

ALEXANDER BARCLAY.
FL PasO friends have received news
Alexander Barclay. Oneeof the pioneer
mail clerks on the El Paso postal
division Mr.. Barclay had been in
the railway postal service for % years
His last run out of FL Paso was on
the Texas & Pacific. He was known
to many throughout west Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
COTTON


New York Cotton. Close.
New York, y. Y, Jan 10.-COtton-
Spot closed. niddlinE uplands. 1310s
middling gulf, 1880. sales, 1882 bales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
STFFI ORDFRS INCREAsE.

New York, n y Jan 1O.-The IN
filled tonnage Of the United states
Steel corporation on December 81 to-
tails 7,952,164 tons, an increase Of "a
PSI tons over November 80.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
WOOL

st. Louis Wool. Close.
St Louis. 40. Jan 10.-Wool steady.
Territory and western mediums, 21D
%; fine mediums, IS 20: fine 1301I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
UTAH ELECTORS WILL VOTE
T-nR HADr.EN EOR WOE PREsIDI

salt Lake City. Jan. 10--Utah's four
electoral votes for vice president VIII
viii be cast for governor Hadley, OF
Missouri. This was the agreement
reached by the electors today. Mrs
Margaret Jane Whether, one Of the
Republican electors. the daughter OF a
law partner OF president LincOin, pron-
ably viii he CHOSEN 20 carry the resulr
OF the vote TO Washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
Weakness SHOWN
IN COPPER STOCKS
Sharp Fall in Copper on For
eign Markets Affects
New York List.

. NOTE-AII Market news on (
o this page reflects closing sale I
. prices (unless buy or bid be (
o specified) on Friday, Janu- Z
. airy 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
u STICE'S COURT.
7. J. Murphy, Presiding.

Priest & company VS.. Samuel II. Les
kovitz ct al, suit on account; filed.
J. Pratt ct al VS.. ]. NJ Morrison,
forcible detainer suit; filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
4 ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
GnIlHL ER ONE

Second block on Tularosa St. East
FL Paso a typical California bunga-
low with hardwood floors in every
room: large basement with cement
floor; expensive electric fixtures. We
are offering this house complete, with
fences and shed. for $3.50, small pay
ment down and balance like rent
Phone us for appointment.
Austin q MARI.
Sole Agents.
Phone 1850. SO4 San Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
WANTED. By THE CO.

WANTED, BY THE CO.
OPERATIVE co.
We have calls for the
following, should you have
anything we are needing.
see US, for we have cash
buyers: 2 good lots, n
Oregon St, 10 acre valley
farm FL Paso Co., % acres
close in suitable for sub
division, 2 good tracts suit
able for factory site.
CO-OPeratfVe Realty Co.
409-410 Amer. Nat. Bank
Building. Phone 5175.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10

-oor, heated modern dwelling on
90, los on Montana ST.. in new paved
5istricf. ali buiItin features, hardwood
FIoors call 1888 after p. m
ron SALE good cattle ranches IN
= New Mexico; plenty water
and grass. .,4 70
- Trust Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
2 ACRES CLOSE IA

II ACRES CLOSE IN.
This highly improved tract about
half way to Ysleta, on both Sides of
county road, good house, 2 acres bear
ing pears, rest alfalfa. Price $500 on
terms.
Jay F. Knox,
209 Mills st. Phone S43.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10

J. J. johnson. charged with aggra-
waited assault; complaint filed
Herman FedriZzi, charged with va
graney; pleaded guilty and fined so
and costs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10

FOR RENT rooms with sleeping
porch, furnished for housekeeping.
Strang & Phelps, 7O9 N Oregon st.
Phone III.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10

PECOs VALLEY LAND.
$50 acres s miles from
Fort stockton, right in the
Leon draw. Fully 500
acres tillable, balance on
ridges; no improvements
Land nearby selling for
$50 per acre. Quick sale
gets this at $11.50 per
acre.
Cooperative Realty Co.
Exclusive Rights.
4O9-41O Amer. Bank Bldg.
Phone 5175.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10

Copper (Wire bars) 17.42.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10

RTTGTNFSS OTPUhLI NIII--fiaIf IN
ferest in a safe, legitimate permanent
business. where experience is not nee
essarv. absolutely cash; suitable for
lady or gentleman: has cleared $4,000
better grown beyond ability for one
person to handle; actual invoice SIP
600; $4,000 buys half with good salary
half cash. balance trade for property
if suitable. Do not write unless you
have the money and can offer your
tirne Fstablished-no experiment For
business address Joseph r. Lynch, box
339, FL PasO, Texas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
Sanolctteriet / Vebraifa

Sra Nortb RIatte, Ieb., meIoes
oen 20oe Cftober: ga @egiitrerinq8.
lofalcrne beri 9pen aobneoe5 iouq.
ito0 oper 1000 SonoieJere oa pente.
Dc u6enior Ierene iorat integne ia
/ 9ortlooninQeu Of RegieringSIonoet
paa Nortb @Iotte. % Sort Niobrora.
Heieruationerne.
5 Siosrlmmet ira al. - Wio.
nat til al. / ON Worgcnen houOc
1903 inotegnet iig. Salt bar 1882
inotcgnet iig BERT gpen,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ifal hol0cS
oabnc Tag o. 9tat inotil 2eroog Rat
81. -, oa Heaiiirerinoen oilutte@
Srptningen p~ao6eapnoe5 paa Sirs.
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ltor I'll DC andre 9pcr, hoor Re1iit-
rering bar funnel ioretuges. Snotil
Wan6ag giten bQuoe ialt noget ouer
10000 Gerioner r%eeiitreret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24

~eaaenSe S~il6ierielcn al &ornparcr
% areaturer.
Sra Gomouton. siberia, tele1ra.
iereS Sen 20oe Sttober: Gre Sun.
oreoe oa firth "SietyS" % t25 &pi.
ger uogiorbe ocn ieritc 6orienoeIie
al areoturer ira &rooiuicn AIberta
iii Chicago 'ioen Gpbrpelien al
EolNen pan areoturcr. iom iuoidreS
til SC Sor. Stater ira Canada.
@cregnet eiter $3.50, cIlcr 80
Gent pr. 100 Tltno minorc cnb Cop
n%oteringeric paa Aup0norfcbct /
Chicago bill aroturCrnc tiliamulen
inbbringc opcr $4,000 eucr 9ien.
neminitIig STA pr. SDffe. "a @icn-
neniritSpe1tcn bar 1852 TunO. -
Minore ems ct 9pan citcr. at SEN
npc SoIbtorii par trooot / Arait, blcu
Triien paa "StecrS" / GouloutoM
GoI9orn % ANDRE GpUaccntrcr /
@lbcrta al Sc lofale areaturbanole.
re iorboict ira Sc til $3.50 pr. 100
(lllo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
Suffet Votionalbanf.

Sra 2opcn, Ma5i., meIocS BEN
20oe Cftober: Abe Srnber8' pa.
tionoIbonf beri Gpen bIcp iboq Inf.
fet pao Srore al @auffontrolsrelt /
@oibinltou.
She 5ru0er&' 9iotionGI 9onf bleu
orgoniieret / 1892. SfoIQe oens
iiolte Napport bnpbe Sen en- @runo-
fapita( al 100000, ct Speriflt0S-
ionO pan $4,000 og Snoifuo til ct
9eleb al $3,13t00O.
@aufenS Gm6coSmpno er: s. $.
gtelion, ErpiiOeut; ". q. Stills, ri.
ceprpiibent; u. I. &in, aosierer, %
&. &. MiIber, 5eller.
@anfenS 2ufning ifpIoeS en- aont.
bination al OmItpnoigbeber. Zen
for Ell Sio iibcu ~itebfunone 2l,fuing
al Mtlantic Nationol &onf / Rrooi.
bcnce, q. s, % ienere Sufningen al
en- al NntionaIbauferne / Eitt5burqb
baooe bro9t mango 5irmaer oq aor.
porotioner / aIporlige finnniicLle
6orle5enbeoer % til bpiIfe @onten
bapoe giort betp0clige llbIaan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
en- uolpePuleret P0pn.

Sra Crior0, Ecmn., 6eretieS Sen
21be Cftober: S~fotteuoeruc I scope,
meIl Norrougb Den mlnbite @pfom.
mime / Staten hpoo 9eiolfning al.
gdor. bar uopsniet en- riqtil iumari
SUpn oper Sfatteopfrpuer Sumlcl
Mllslea. ioroi oenue npqteoe at tage
0crcS Chefs. Sooq fom Ell Ilof
in0ianereoe 9orgere ora9cnoe meo
en- airrre milo al Voier inbebolSen.
De tIliommen II 300 1-Genter til
bans Stem til Detailing al Sfatter.
ne. San unoerrette6eS ianltioig ON.
at ser biIoe bli brogt BAN iIere
aiGrreIGS meo Center ("Fennie$"),
iaaiuart ban bar iproia meo Cp,
tpllinaen al set isrlte 2PS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
ueniSheo paa Ganeen

Sra @aibington me0oeIes Sen 20.
Sftober: lleuigbeben melem S6erit
8petbals % aanaIfomnisiRr Iet.
cnIie ouer Crsmiiationen al Oell
pernIanente Reaieringsiorm / aanal.
5onen oil bIipe unoerisst al ariaS-
minIiter 8nrriion. Oct ~iorpenteS
at ban oil itstte Sberit @oetbalS
Stanopunft.
Winiiteren me06eIte ioag, at ban
piIoe tiItrP0e HeIieu til Banana
imorgen aiten og bIiue irapprenoe
iii Sen lite Nooember.
MetcaIie BAR t%iolisere Heooftsr al
Sta,smiriiter grpans Slao "Sbe
Gommoner". San uonPpnteS iii
aanaltommi5i9r paa @rpauS anbe.
ialing o. bar opholot liz paa Sangen
iioen / auauit.
Gen az Weicalie ioreilaoeoe Glan
til Regieringsiorm er meaet forifel.
LA ira Sberit @oetbaIs. TetcaIie er
/ 6ouer al en- aommisiiouSitpreiorm.
meoens Sberiten mener. Of Ell cen.
iraIiieret Heglertns meS Ell nnipar.
Zig Reeierinss&ei sr at i~oretr9ffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
2lnorep Wolos
Senaaonino

Ger meoocIes ira II. Faul.
Wtinn., at Ser M er 9ooc lloiigter ill,
at Nnorem Molo oil bli benuabet al
tenoNenaaoninQ9fo pao
oenneS We0e / Nouember % itrar
eiter Is$loot ira StatSfnnqilet
Stilpoter, bbor han ga nil bape ben.
Tibet | npiteu 81 Mar, nemlig iioen
ben 1ioe December 1889.
Wolo, ser MI er 80 Iar gantnlel,
bleu oont til Straiarbeioe poa 2ius.
iio ior Grobet pao lin aomerat
Sons Sogen oen 23oe September
1889. San fom iii Nmerifa ira
HorJe / 1886.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
en- ultHionarp.

Sra Wilpoltfce, 0i3.. berettc5 Sen
19oe Sftobcr: Wirs. @ernice Sone6
heroi @pcn hor netop tonct lln0errct.
nina ON. at Sen brittle He0iering
hop0e tilbubt ben0e9 Ntober. WirS.
Sarriet Spencer i Portsmouth, Gna.
Iono, 5000. 100000 icm ct aompro.
mis- / SpenceriomlIienS arop pna
$400,000,O00 / @oet eiter Montreal
Spencer % iom bar iorelig8et | Son.
celirettcn / oper 100 Nar.
MrS. Spencer bar 10 Barn boiots
te | sc Dor. Stoter.