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The evening world., 1913-06-02
JUSTICE GECER|CH
CHASED BUCK AND DOE
FROM HIS BACK YARD
Police Also Pursue Wild Ami
mails Within Confines of
the Greater City.

Supreme Court Justice Leonard A.
Giegerich. being duly interviewed. de-
poseth and saith:
That your deponent 10 q resident OF
aie-on-the-Hudson. which 10 The
uppermost point Of the County Of ths
Bronx. State Of New York.
That ne 10 an early riser. being &C.
customed to awaken with the rise Of
the sun and thereafter indulge in q Ions
walk over the country roads each morn
ing with an occasional excursioa Into
the woods.
That this morning being the second
day OF June. 1913. and while your de-
ponent was enjoying his matut!nal ex'
ercise. he did see buck and doe deeI
directly in tho rear Of his premises and
that he did shoe said buck and dos
deer away from his residence. said
buck and doe deer being strangers te
the community In which your de.
ponent resides.
That your deponent did further Oh.
serve said buck and doe deer leap with
great agility q high hedge fence and
scurry or toward the woods In The
rear OF said premises. That shortly
after . New York City policeman did
chase said buck and doe deer with q
club. and that after a pursuit OF more
than half mile the buck and doe deer
heretofore referred to did outrun said
policeman and escape into the fastnesi
of said forest.
All Of which your deponent verify be-
neves and AYERS created great concern
to the residents Of said Riverdale.on.
Hudson. It being the first time tina,
any citizens Of Greater New York has
come face to face with the denisens oi
the forest. and II being . most note.
worthy event that deer are to be found
within the confines Of the Greater City
scaniperinR about as said deer are won
to scamper about In their free fores,
preserves.
Further than the above deponent saith
not. except that II 10 the Closed
season for deer. and. further. that cor.
tain penalties for the use Of q hrs Iron
within the State of New York de.
stroyed any inclination your deponen,
may have harbored to test the excellence
OF his Workmanship.
The evening world., 1913-06-02
LEAVES TIER Nl9IO)B'
ESTATE ALL TO CARE J
FOR dumb ANIMALS
Miss Ewen's Nephew Confess
win Leaving Him and Other
Relatives Nothing.

Declaring that Miss Caroline O
Even was OF unsound u.ind when sho
drew the will by which she left al
Of her $780, 200 estate IN institustsss
for the care Of animals. her nephew.
John Even Of No. s03 West One Hun.
dred and Eleventh street. nlsd q con-
test Of the will with the Surrooate
to-day.
Miss Even was the sister Of Miss
Elisa N. EVEN and Of Miss ~. LouiA
Even. who late In life married .
young man calling himself "Dareo~
Bottle Won Koenits and finally G1e-
cceded In having her marriage e.
nuiled after he had got . large post
Of her fortune.
Miss Caroline Owen died April y 1ass.
In her will she divided her sson9o
among the Humane Society. ne New
York -vivisection Society. the New
ENGLAND Anti-viviscction Society, tho
Animal Rescue League Of Bosson. ~
Animal Rsscus League Of Sapiss. ~
Animal Rescue League Of Roma eAo
Cats House" Of London. England;
She concluded the unusual viii With
the statement that white have he
most intimate feelings OF friendship asA
affection for my sisters, my niscss so1
my nephews, yet, ~ tho maintonoace
Of each has been provided for fron
other sources. I have thought that I
queathins all my estate. ~ I now -.
to the various charities In which. wai1o
iivins. I have been Identified and 6ssply
interested" !" .taft +
The evening world., 1913-06-02

in trimming aMa sssa@susfs svssa ~.
Newman. Real drapsry nos1s n
trimming. when say drapsry 1sa's
mean the thing they cell . dnpsd skirt.
THAT may be attempted drapsry. but
IT'S not an attempt that's met with
success. The real beautiful thing II
perfect In itself. and to ornament u
would be IKE painting the lily. At
most the main garment might be bor-
dered With bands Of some coutrastins
color. but all the niisres Of braid and
buttons and Jet would bs quite un.
necessary"
Then Mr.. Newman added an arsu.
ment which surely belongs to the wis.
dom acquired by the married man,
rather than by the artist.
"xAant," ~ esaftiiy sussssssA.
new little trying o. there weuil
~ ~ women weulA tako up sueh q
costume - Z susssssi OF eearss
drarsey mast ~ aajusssA ~ sk1l.
ful Hasa, but q the eaStosial prin.
elplso q he CREEKS were adopted
. woman WouldnV have - sspisn.
isA her wardrobe fou4 Slnss Q
yser. weu1An't have - 10 msas-
urea for new dresses o. ssand pa-
usntly whais . perfectly geed eia
one was bsing cot over ana rsAttsa
- her Aguss.
Such . robe a. this could be worn
until II wore cut" and the sculptor
handed me . photosraph Of one Of his
statues. . stately. beautiful woman In
lowing. ciassic drapsry. And I con.
fess found the effect preferable "a
others I've seen on Broadway.
Another artist will contribute to the
consideration OF this problem Of
clothes tomorrow.
The evening world., 1913-06-02
MISSING AcCUSER FOUND.
Miss wingate, Scored By Jadge,
Will Appear Against Man
TO-MOrrOw.

Emil Fuchs. counsel for JoSeph Raho
Of No. 3s Dominick street. who Is free
on bail pending an appeal from Magis-
trate Kroters sentence Of thirty days In
the workhouse. Informed Judge Swami
in Centre Street Court to-day that he
had ascertained the whereabouts o.
Geraldine Winsate. Raho's accuser, and
that the friends with whom she was
staying had promised she would be IN
court tomorrow.
Miss Wingate told Magistrate Krotel
that Raho had grossly insulted q young
girl With whom she was walking on tho
street May Z. Judge Swami. when the
appeal went before him. denounced Miss
wingate as a dangerous adventursss
masquerading as n social worker.
The evening world., 1913-06-02
Sculptor Gives to Women
|" Robe Falling O0sr Un-
corsstsd Figure InRn.
itely More Modest Than
aSit Skirt" Says Allen
G. Neson,an, land N 10
Comfortable, Artistic,
Natural and Health.
ful."

By Maesssriye Moosss Ma'shaM
What 70 the perfect Summer eostSms
for Wome~S
According to Charles c. Curran no
costume can be really beautiful and
sffsetivs unless II obeys the laws Of
modesty. That In a thesis Of which
many artists are . little shy.
II 10 not. I think. that they are active
scorners Of the principles which are vsry
real and sacred to other men and women.
II II simply that to the single-mindsd
artistic consciousness beauty 10 truth.
truth beauty: that 10 ail We know on
earth and all We need to know" And
unless the artist has the double-track
mind. which even President Wilson ad-
mita he doesn't possess. strictly ethical
contentions are not 20 much denied ~
unrecognixed.
There 10 no question that a great many
people who are not artists find un-
necessary indecency ana sugsestiveness
In certain extreme modes introduced
during tho present season. And the
painter Arthur I. Keller voiced their
basic objection when he said earlier In
this series that ne did not care for
women's clothes which emphasized ser
| characteristics. He spoke with retro
spsctive fondness Of the flowing robes
Of the fiftiss and sixties. Another artis,
! OF distinction. Aliens. Newman. the
sculptor. agrees with Mr.. Keller In pro-
nouncing these costumes Of high
aesthetic merit. Mr.. Newman 10 at pros
ent translating them Into marble for tn,
statue to the women Of the Confederacy
which the State Of Florida has com
missioned him to execute.
But for his design OF the IDEAL summe
costume Mr.. Newman would 90 furthe
back than 1890.
suooEsrs "MopIFiEp" GREEN
COSTUME As BEST.
"Why shoulA not American
women adopt . modiaeataol Of ths
Greet arosst" he asked. ~ hsa
muoa 70 DO with producing the
most beautiful, the most physicaIiy
perfect race that ever uvsa. u
was chasts. comfortable, not costly
ana tssnsnAous,y decorative. u
was easy 70 adjust aaa u ala not
ohsags fantsstioally from month TO
| month. Ana 10 10 sminsntly wen
suited 70 the tail, eommandis1
Aguss % typieal ef the women Of
this country.
"Of COURSE" Mr.. Newman hastenst
to add. II do not suggest copyinI
Il In every detail. I sad modification.
Climatic considerations. II nothing else
would prevent taking over tho AtheniaI
modes without change. Though ou
summer ciima0 would allow q fAiri,
close imitation. But all the changer
dictated by common sense--the wearins
Of undergarmcnts ana stockings, tn,
use Of heavy material for tho outel
robe. the invention OF . sandal suited
to stone pavements-could bs made with
comparative ease.
"Modern dress for both women and
men IL inartistic; there In no use blink
ing the fact. II will be thrust upon
any one who tries TO model = mar
wearing long trousers and . linen col
lar, or q woman In = tight corset and
high .heeied shoes. In tho case Of q
man the sculptor can sometimes gsl
The evening world., 1913-06-02
GIRL FAINTS IN COURT.
Accused OF Theft, Maid Who Quit
Hurriedly Has Hysterical Fit.

Fannie Beck, a pretty girl. had hys-
terics and tainted when Magistrate Cor
rigan In Morrisania Court. held her In
$1,000 bail to-day on a charge Of grand
larceny. She was carried from the
courtroom and resuscitated In a cell.
The girl. who lives with her parents
at No. liz Thatford avenue. Brooklyn.
was employed recently by Mrs. Rosie
Koplan of No. 13i0 Brook avenue.
Bronx, as a maid. She stayed q week
and n half, and while Mrs. Kopian was
asleep she left the house. Later Mrs.
Koplan missed gray suit worth $l2
and $500 diamond earrings. In court the
girl said she had not taken the ear
rings. She admitted taking the suit In
lieu Of wages due her. Mrs. Koplan de-
MED any wages had been due.
The evening world., 1913-06-02

PARIS. June 2.-The Woman suf-
frage question. although It Is to be
discussed at the International wo-
mans Congress which opened In Paris
to-day. Is to be subordlnated to the
tion. Among these Gre hygiene. edu-
cation. women's work and assistance
Ter women.
The evening world., 1913-06-02
Envoy Wilson'S wife IN Havana.

HAVANA. Cuba, June AIRS. Wilson.
wife OF Henry Lane Wilson. American
Ambassador In Mexico arrived here
this morning from Vera Cruz. She was
received by Arthur N. Beaupre. Ameri-
can Minister to Cuba, and proceeded to
the legation, where she will remain un-
til she resumes her voyage to New
York.
The evening world., 1913-06-02

around his difY,cuities by putting the
subject In q riding suit or q uniform.
But with h woman nothing seems TO
take tho place Of the classic flowing
drapcry.
1T would be particularly effective on
the American woman on account Of her
natural structural advantaxes Doubt
less because Of her athletic trainins 8
and outdoor life the American girl Of
the present day 10 tall and 1.-THE and
long Of limb. Her shoulders are broad
and her torso development excellent
She 10 straight ~ an arrow and carrles
her head high. Also. unless she has
worn a hobble skirt for too many
months. she has . fns. free. impetuous
gait.
BOTH HGALTHFUL AND MOD
est, NE pecLAREs.
This woman ought not to cramp and
lace herself into tight. fussy frscki
originally designed for . diminutivs
French woman. The result is hopeless
ly artificial and. measured by artist,
| standards. unbeauufui. II I were 4
sum up In single word the creates
lack In the creations of the averaG,
dressmakcr I should say simplicity.
And true beauty. such a. tho American
woman possesses. 10 most effective Il
the simplest possible costume.
"Yhe moSalists should welcome
the adoption Of . modified oreeiaA
dress, because 10 10 20 entirely free
from al taiAt Of suegeetivensss.
4 robe fa,liag over an uAeossstsa
Agurs, showing. perhaps, bars
throat ana . pair Of beautiful
arms, - inanitsiy more modest
thaa . slis sk1rt half ssvsaiiaS .
triangle Of opsnwork SIR ssoet-
! Ing"
You think that women should dis
card corsets?" I asked.
MY best models wear ei,hsr none .
ell or only q light. narrow Girdle." rs
piled Mr.. Newman. "It II only ioSica
that II ono uses an artificial supper
In place OF depending on human muscie
the latter will become fabby and liner
! and the support an essential. OF cours,
after thirty woman's figure ofteI
broadens and thickcns. especially II Oh,
has led . sedentary life. hut befor,
that age II seems to me that MANI
women might got along without corsets
II they lived properly and took care no
to accustom themselves to whaiebon,
and steel"
You spoke OF the economy Of . Gre
clan costume" ! reminded. You dom
mean In material. do you? ! shoult
think II would take a good bit."
WOULD De ECONOMICAL AMI
TiME.sAviNG, TOO.
But think how much would be save.
The evening world., 1913-06-02

iCyIICAGO. June 2.'-Four men werc
Killed yesterday by gas In . new well
nj Chicago Heights. a suburb. Three OF
them sacrificed their lives In trying to
resape the first. All OF the men were
eupioyed in tie factories Of brick
company.
The evening world., 1913-06-02
LONDON JUDGE DROPS DEAD;
HAD TRIED SUFFRA0ETTES.
Sir Henry c. Bennett Of Bow
Street Court Succumbs to
Heart Failure,

LONDON. June ?-sir Henry Curtis
Bennett. METROPOLITAN Police MAGISTRATE.
who had presided at many suffrasetts
trials In Bow Street Police Court. shis
afternoon dropped dead from heart dis
ease Mt q Mansion House meeting. He
was sixty.seven years old.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-11
Land Sale For State and
County Taxes For 1912

will on Monday Feb Ord, 1913, between the hours Of
10 a. m. and 4p. M at the Court House door, in Hop
knsv Ky sell for cash for state and county taxes DUE
the following lands and town lots much thereof as
will pay the taxes due and cost of selling
LOW JOHNSON,
SIS. Sheriff Christian County
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-11
NO. 8, WHITE.

~'~". =
Adams, w 7. Sc land.-...... lo.4o
Alder. T A.. so a. land. ..,.... boil
Atkinson. Mrs. Fannie. 100 a
land "a ........'.i'..s.'''' 1t0
Bailey. w. A. and W. b. mn
80 a. land .......,......... z'41
Bennett. Jennie G.. 81 a land. Goo
Berry. Mrs NJ. A. lit a. land. b.SO
Bone, Mark. 7oo.a. land...". Bliss
BOwIeu. Mrs. chas. H.. town
lot 49,, s.....s.s .as'ss.'''. 49,
Boyd, A. r.. 220 a. land...,..e; "a. II
Bradshaw. p. l.. II 81 a. land 6'ss
Brasher, c. A, SO a. land. -, liz
Brown. Mrs. Ellen "a a land $40
bullock. ]. y. 80 a. land...... DIS
iDurcheti. Mrs. Edith. 1875 a.
land .r...s ..-.s.sfs.. w.
Burke, Asss , v. $50 land.... ii.02
BenaId. II. "a. On p a. land. as
Cannon. W. L. 100 a land. s.sl
Canister. John r.. town lot. SO
Carlton. .. d.. and wife. iss a
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-11

Word. W q. 1876 land 49,. is.1i
Word. W. A.. 50 a. land. ...... SIS
Wright. Jesse Il. 2f5 land. 1855
Yancey. Pearl. SO a land .... S.77
Young. Thos. li5 a. land . 1886
Young. Mrs. A. ", 10 a land. $50
Young. A., 1870 a. land ..... 1857
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-04
&ttcratur.
Norife StOrsaarbe al @laoimir Moe,
8. aifeboug & Cos Sorlag, er
ct Sragtperf al iiel0en Stunt pa

Nprife Storsaarbe al @labimir Mpe.
y. aifeboug & Cos SorIaa, err
ct Sragtperf al iielOen aunit OF
fllnltbiltoriif Snteresie.
Der er rtpiliomt mango, ieIo Ser.
blentme, iom life bar pit, at Der /
gtor9e fanoteS iaa mango itore 9onb.
elel1oonme % pr9gtige 9~pgninqer.
ytoes Gerf giper oct igrite riotiae
Snerblif ober, bpab Ser Der er lam,
let tor Ell &igOom al biItoriIfe on
fltltiirbiitoriife Splpsninaer ON
Storgaaroe ira alle aanter of Can.
Oct. Sertil fommer interesionte ge.
retntn9er ONT De MtenneIfer. iom
glenitem Iarbnnbreber bar befolfet
ols'e 8aoroe, al bpilfe fan nppnes:
SDgos &%o1tgsgaar - Iiritraot, npr
Sronoblem, 9torges napufllnbiaite
Borg 9oen, en- al Ssrlanbets foo
Storgaarbe - gogitao i slfer -
gor9eItao / @ierpen = geri,ms
Serf = Giospolbs Gerf = gpie /
NGrbeoen at @ois = SosIum, 20.
mllien Sepenifiolbs sgtteaaarD /
Slneglren at Sfien = SarIsbera
&a,lparger &ielbere = 2inoerub
S1an - Spie aloiter Ges
Serrperf - Hsb peo Tsrebrifsbolb
- Storbamar 8aaro - Sonobero
SbIotta, bet gamle Sspoinaeieoe
paa Saalogalano = Softe, ben oom.
Re bersmte "&onssgnoro paa Sop.
re" o1p. Salt inbebolber goaen giI.
leoer o9 geifripelier af 80 Storaaar.
be.
gerfet er uoitpret meb talriae 90
fortrtnli9e Sauitrotioner, life oIene
az @anroene ielp, men osiaa taIriae
Snterisrer, Der piier os, bporlebes Sc
Ter no ogiaa irlbpenoig.
gosen, Der, JON iagt er ct groot.
BERT, piloe bore en- 8rp6 for etbpert
Siem, ogiaa beroper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-04
RuttTua.
Splubrpaup. 9eroaa oen IA

SslubrDllup. 9eroaa oer 4be Sso.
mar boIoteS Ct irrbeIeS bpgaeIiat
SeIpbrpIlup iii sGre for Wr,og @frS.
Sotob Sorfelion i bereS Stem peo
Gpereit, aaniaS. Get bar fororitaI-
tet al Ssrneue o. par | Scrm al en-
SperraitcIie. Wtou9e Slegtninger
% geuner par meo. 1aIer blep boIoi
at 8aitor 9abloger % Sneob Spr.
felion iaa ~ierpereoeS 6oririitninser,
iom a~pinoerne bnpSe brogt mcb iig,
Slcre nnfre Seluaoper bleu operraft
Sslpbrubcporrct, Siuubcn oil lent
alenmeS al Dem iou bapoc InIeS-
ming at p9re tilitebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-04
Sub pakntn.
granSfompani prlacr GmbcSS.


mGnb. geo oct narlige Wteoe, iom
oct frioiaige granofompcui nplig
afbolbt / 5rnnffort, bIcp eugene
0fettIer palgt til granbhef og Sen'
rp Sonien til anptein.
Hcboct / iioitc 2icblif. Soet 5.
$. 8unfin, iom Dor inmmen mcb "a,
milicn @ilcor / 8ebiter, ifllhe tam.
De fin Bibe, iprat Ell @niit ira Spr.
itiffcn bort paa ct SeuaetGppe, icm
Mrs. 8ilcor par ifGro meo at ip.
: ct Eieblif bar belle SPppet an
tGnot % Slammerne trlteoc uleO at
ebelGqgc &uiet % BETS Slt6bolo.
9feiolllt greb Wtr. 9unfiu Spppet og
fit foitet oet no al 9sren nffitrat
SiOc iii at rcooe Suict. San fit BOG
line SGnOer temmelig itpgt for
brpn0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-04
39te Mar8ang.

culture ifal bore gnreouets geitp.
rer, % Regiiters of 9eeos / oe for.
'fleatge eonntper fol biitao bonf
iileo Splpsninger oe ellcrs aoo ham
tilbaanoe | arbeihet. DIR. Rifaros
Tiger, at en- Srftitiition af 6enne
art pil bli til 9eifptteIie MOB Cab
paa @runo al manglenoe NarfeoS.
betpemnelisbeber og u6pifle Ct IeIp.
ltPnoig Wfnrteo / 9altboiitrifterne.
DER ptl birfe iom Ell 99mper poo
MfarteOet | gperne. 9esuoen bill
Oct urloer Ell Sronins iom Den fore.
llaaeoe blt meget lettere for grbei.
oere at ifaffe Jig geifieitigelie Oh
for arbelosgipere at fao Golf til at
arbeiOe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-04
5Ai,titrTptn.

8ammcl Sc.tIcr SpS. Span SSobr-
ion, en- al DC fsritc YiOnerGr onlfrin9
Cannon Sails, bsSe nplig / Chicago
i Ell IIocr af 90 Iar. Sans Gig
bleu brast ill Cannon Sails og be-
erauet Der.
Slinf SIpiolGrcr. 8. $. Sobu.
ion, SGrer / Sleio peo &eiifoIcn
Glcauet. bar fanet gniPttclic peo
TormaIifoIcn / Ripcr Sails, @is.
Selu bapoe ban life iegt berne StlI.
ling; bet bar Rormolifoleu, ION bap.
&c bort ON bans opgtige 4rbeiOc %
faIote ham. Nfr. SSObnion ucbbIir /
i'm nupprcrOe Sitting inotil Sc.
rieruc, bporcfter ban tiltrrocr lin
me Bot / Giipcr Sails.
Speialiitcn If Stiaiuacn. Conn.
rler 6. V. Stanton / 9emioii bar
npIig ofgipet Ell aicnoeIie, bporpeb
SociaIiitcn &. &. Ntoon iom poaito6
bcn tiolilcrc Negiitcr Of I6eOS rlbe.
rettiget til @ieruaIg, crbolbt oct ont'
itribte GWbcoe. Otter 9Omucrers
aienoelie bar Or. 0toon beieiret lin
Mobitan0er meo ire Stemmer.
SpsrgSmnalct pil ortagcIig fomme
op igien for bsiere Ret.
Sarmer timber sammel Stigbpile.
TN Sarmer peo 9tauu u. Nuitu6, iom
leuer / Rprbeoen al Sbief Riper
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-04
1noldr1oet.
lp.pu.
Sburt GunrieS.

Sburt Gouries. Sra aneS meo.
neIes, at oct inafaIHte Short Gouries
/ Staten Soma bIir mere % mere
populGre. Gette ptier iig iGrlig peo
Den itore Sutercsie, iom 5armerne
FRA ale GcIe al Staten IGggcr for
GugerJ ibet oc / fIoffepiS itrenmcr
inb til Sc iorifieIIioc Sper, bpor bisie
Gouries bIir afboIot. GogIe al be
iterite Nfsoer bar oGret ofbolbt /
0ecorab, Grestor, Gbopnile, Gauo.
IA, 2oaan, Tcniion, 8liboerL Gpur.
cir SIuifS, Hembranot, Solp %
williamsburg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-04

6ols, bar fun0et en- Stigbsile al
@esIiuq al mceet gammcl Sppe. gre
RsSocr al en- gnrunel 81 baooe
pofset iie toprS giennem ben, iono.
imIiauiS for ca. 100 gor iibcn. Oct
Steo, buor Ggen itoar, bopoe | Iange
Gioer pnrei ct puoet SiIbolositeO for
Suoiauere. Ger er Sanoipnligbeo
for, at oct err Den itoIienife @repe
@eltromi, Der beisete oisle egue |
ge~gpnoeIien al oct 19be aarbunore'
be, iom bar miitet oenne StigbsiIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-04
Sc bebsper en- COB Scanning. Mapae.

Ser er intet Waifineri, Der betaler
fig bebre erb en- sob Earning tsIle.
S bernie SorbinbeIie bill hi anbefale
bore 2niere at ifripe til Sa~britanterne
af ben bersmte 8acine SanninssW ts0e,
Sobnion & SieIo gtf9. Co.. Sor @.,
9facine, @is. Senne SanninszR sle
oofiner gpg % Sabre fra 6pepe pg
8bg fra Sabre. Sen renter al1a9s
@rasfrs os CT inbreOet for Splbnin9 i
Srffe.
Gbas. 9ebl., ItaribnfI, &is., ~ifriper
15be Iarts 1909. "Sar mobtaeet
9asIe SEQ 1 os prspet ben paa Ssnner,
8pg, Iais og &lsoerfrs 90 finber ben
Idngt oper mine Sorbentnin9er. Set CT
ben .ceoie WtsTle iee bar baot paa min
Sarm. iaa ieg bar bapt GOD Gnlebning
til at bsntme. Sor 8raoering al
Maisfrs er ben itorartet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-04

. Til bSr % CT al DC iprhe fem tuFnOs 9Girs al hsnue MUS, DER
ahtgtr Oct iilbuo, ION hi gjpr neSsuhaasnae &upou, botgibsr pi sa al
oisie prGsfse arbeiOss Sraster abiulnt irt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sap Hris % bsi gerbi.

alSris iiben ltbnatniness % H,lacs
1itaifiner blep fat | Yraftiif gula, er
l%aaparne blet tilbrbt til iaa Iape gris
fer og hpi abalitet. baabe bpab 0atez
rtale o9 &onitrllftion ansaar, Ioin mn
at She 9es Woines Sncubator 60,
512 Seconb Ct, Ses Roines, Soma.
Settle Sirma bar netop beebn6t fit
lobe Gn | benne grandse % eleber
Jig ober at gipre itsrre Sorretning M
END nosensan9 for, bpao Oct ifplbes
1ier emo no9et anoet bets 9obe Sors
holb til fine Runber beb aItio at al
Dem mer END frilb galnta for here's
8enge. Senb efter beres bafre. iI,ls
itrerebe aatalog paa 1913 Cher, ipGfs
fet nteb Splpsninger ON lloflRfninesz
90 2ueemaifiner, us !Ssns / BET belle
tat. Seune itorartebe 8og ienbes FIJI,
ndnr Sc nebner bette 9labs Hapn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-04
Mnrn pnknfn.

,SeltcmuSig Wuorr. @ieunem Re9
OF SIammer itprteoe Mrs, Mortin
9ierrieIb inb / tit Sicm / Columbus
for at reooe fine ire imoa Born ira
9soen. Sum tit faitet ct noaot Gf9'
De oper DC imaa og bancoe ita oerpaa
Sci ajennem De brpnoenoe 8Prelier
I'D / oct frie, men falot uomattet neo,
ba bun bar fommen no.
Sire / Samilicn bpSc. Zen t6.
aarigc gIiie Solm, iom blco opera
fort al ct Erpn pna Soos9aneu iib.
tic Ssnbag ligc peO Gnamooie, beoe
NonboJ. SUN par Den iicrOc / ia
milien, iom er oeO peo lignen0e
lllpffeStiliRIbe. 20 ANDRE un8e
WicrncIfer fom Itpgt tilifooe unoer
lllpffeu o. beiinocr iig / frttiIf 6or'
iatning.
Gn bunbrcbcaarig StnOent pco
6Urn'ltSitiHinacn. Gn Wnn0 pua
10l Iar bar nctop la0et Jig irOlfriue
iom en- al Stuoenterne peo 9torO Ga.
fotos &ornuoitilIing / @roro SORTS.
Wan0cnS Rapn er 8iaiom Sug'
gins, Ell al Ftonererne pna De aarls
ter. San err intere8ieret / al Slogs
6arming % bar mi op8iOrt Jig ben
Wcning - iom ban tiger oct - at
"unge Nrn0 bsr oltiO isIge meO Il
Ben.
Gpuntiernc nil bpasc sooc @eic.-
Sra &ettinJer meobeleS, at Der bill
bIipe nanret SrqaniiatiOuer i bpert
Gourtp / oct ipopcitre NOro Gafota
/ Ben @eniigt at arbci0e for 9D9ning
al gobc @eie. TrGiioenten / Sopeo.
organiiatiouen ioreiIoor, at Der itrar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-04

bIir boIot Igoer / De iorIfielige
Counter for at iremme Sogen. $50.
peoorganiiationcns GmbeOsmpno er
isIgenoe: e. s. Gain GrRiioent;
Or. s. Curtis, Sice SrGiioent, vi.
bert 8. Gbriitianion, SefretRr % ..
$. ericfion, aaSierer.