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The Republican journal., 1913-03-27

Henry Wadsworth Mariner died at his home
on Congress street at a. m, March 26th of
org anic heart trouble, from which he had suf-
fered for some time. He had beer as well
as usual and ate his supper with the family
Tuesday evening. but was taken i'll at o'clock
that night. He was born in Searsmont, May
l, 1s4o, the son Of the late Alden and Sibyl
Laken Mariner. He came to Belfast ABOUT As
years ago and engaged in ship and house car
pentry. At one time he was janitor of the
Belfast National and Savings banks, of the
public schools and of the Unitarian church.
He was a tireless worker and was happiest
when at some special work. About two years
had confined his activities to his home, max
ing many improvements on his house and
grounds. The grove north OF his residence on
Congress street was his special pride. He
m arried Ann Maria Donnell uf Searsmont, who
died about 10 years ago. They lost one son in
infancy. Their only daughter, Ada Augusta,
now Mrs. George L. Bowman, had always been
the recipient of her fatht RS best thought and
devotion, and in her bereavement has the sim
cere sympathy Of all who know her. One
brother, Washington Mariner of Belmont,
su rvives. The deceased was a member of
Phoenix Lodge. F. & A. NJ, and of Palestine
Commandery, Knights Templar. The funeral
will take place at his late home tomorrow.
Fri day, afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Ashley A.
Smith of Bangor officiating
Harriet c., wife of Henry Brakeman, died at
h er home in South Belfast, Ma rich goth. She
was born in Brooksville April 6, 1860. the
daughter of Charles T. and Lovina Merrithew
Dyer. She married Mr.. Brakeman and they
m ov ed to South Belfast, which had since been
her home. She had been i'll at times with
acute indigestion, and the morning of her
d eath had sudden attack and going to the
b arm, where her husband was at work. to tell
hi m of her illness fell the floor and died be-
fore he could get assistance or take her into
the house. She was q good woman, devoted
wife and kind hearted neighbor. Her hus-
band and two sisters. Mrs. Lydia Black OF
rockville and Mrs. Ella Dyer Gray of Bel
ia st, survive. The funeral took place Satur.
day morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. A. A. Blair
Universalist, officiating. The remains were
taken in the afternoon to Bro oksville for in
terment.
John B. Nealley died at his home in North
port, March 18th, from the effects Of an acct
dent, aged "a Year, and 6 months. He was
operating q circular saw In his power mill
when in some way he fell on the saw, which
practically severed his left arm about half way
between the elbow and shoulder, cutting dag
onally. This was about o'clock In the morn.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-27

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
The Republican Jour. Pub. Co.
The Republican journal., 1913-03-27

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
A Suggestion to Great Papers.

A Suggestion to Great Papers.
Well-planned newspaper sensations
no longer appeal to popular interest
as Of old. The world Is becoming
SO blase that the so-called exploits
Of enterprise that amazed or thrilled
the public a generation ago now pass
almost unnoticed. For many years
1t was the custom of metropolitan
newspapers to attract attention by
doing big and expensive things. When
Stanley, newspaper reporter. was
sent to Africa to find DIR. Livingston,
the world followed him with bated
breath. George Remnants expedition
to Siberia to study the conditions of
the Russian exile prisoners aroused
deep interest. Big newspapers have
done wonderful things in quite won
derful ways, but the custom has fall
len upon degenerate days. The fasco
of sending Walter Wellman to the
laughter instead of applause. Mr..
Hearst has tried in a number OF ways
to make sensations by reportorial cx-
PLOTS, but with little SUGGEST
Therefore, thinks the Kansas City
Journal, ut was rather surprising to
see such conservative newspaper as
the New York Sun start reporter
forth to break the time record for
travelling around the world. The thing
had been done many times before.
since Jules Verne conceived the idea of
the globe In eighty
days That was quite feat in It's
time. even IL the trip was Only an.
imaginable one. But twenty years ago
Nellie BLY, did the same thing in sev-.
enty-two days, six hours and eleven,
minutes. Andre Jaeger-S Schmidt In
1911 brought this record down to ithir-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24

y-nine days nineteen hours and forty
three minutes"
1t is true that the Sun man made the
circuit OF the world in thirtv-fi five DAYS
twenty-one hours and thirty five min
utes. but what was that? fifteen
year-old Richmond boy could have done
the same thing II he had the foresight
TO ask Mr.. Bowman" No wonder
the stunt of the Sun awoke little or
no interest and that the achievement
OF its man fell fiat. And all of this
leads me to say that If ambitious news
papers really want to spend some OF
their surplus cash to do big things
and do the State some service they
can md large field in the industrial
world. What better could Mr. Hearst
or Mr.. Bennett, of the New York sun
do than go. into the farm demonstra-
ton work, for instance and let am
bilious reporters find out how to make
al acre of land produce twice as much
as 1t ever did before. and tell the
world how they trottcd that gait or
build mile of good road and tell
about it? There arc people who will
testify that the Industrial Section OF
The Times Dispatch has done more
good in the last six months in letting
thousands upon thousands of readers
know the results of farm demonstra-
ton work in Virginia than a dozen.
globe trotters could do in telling how
they got around the, globe in n little
shorter time than did their respective
predecessors. And, Ivy the way. here
is good enough place, and this is.
a good enough time to say to the read,
ers Of The, Times Dispatch that the
Industrial Section is proud Of Its work
i'm the past, and the good things al
ready accomplished are but encour-,
tRgement and ansincentive to press on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
RURAL. TELEPHONE,
AND|TS GOOD WORK
Comfort and Joy to the Farmer
and His Boys and
Girls.
BY FRANK $. wooDsoN.

1t is agreed among those who have
been giving the subject a study that
the cause of the country boy and the
country girl turning their eyes so long
ingly to tho city is they find so few
comforts and convcnicnces in the rural
districts, as compared with the many
they hear of and read about in the
cities. Virginia boys naturally love tho
country, the farm. tho woods and tho
rural soclabllity, but they have In
times past become disgusted with hor-
rible roads, breezy log schoolhouses,
tumbledown church buildings kerosene
lamps. bathrooms, an tho creek, the
difficulty and the slowness OF commu.
nicating one With the other. and so,
(Contlnued7 on Fifth : Page5 : =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
CONF ARATIVE VIEW
OF SOUTH AND WEST
What Pennsylvania Man Thinks
OF Two Lands OF
Promise.

+ a very observant Pennsylvania. who
has travelled by rail ana automobile
through the South, and has just com
and Middle West, writes the Industrial
Section Il very Interesting letter This;
man, who writes from Creeksidc.
Pa, village not far from Somerset,
in which city he does business. is a
modest man, and writes only n private
letter to the industrial editor, but he
says SO many good and true things
about Virginia and the South | cannot
refrain from making pubffc some of
them.
First, he gives his views OF what
he is pleased TO call "the. much doomed
West" and he thinks the possibilities
CONTINUED On Third Page.) !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
s4s.s62,s47.75

June 4. 1913.
$ 3,377.47
51.56
693.44
114.57
1S0.21
$50
S77.23
6.650.72
427.13
3S4.Q6
5.oS6.SS
is.:1;s4.ss
llf.lU
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...........
s.....-.....
1888
1864
767.S4
1,15s..ssll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24

Due From United States

American National Bank
Bank of Commerce and Trusts. Systematically.
Broad Street Bank.
Broadway National Bank. ...................
Central National Bank ...........
Church Hill Bank ............
Commonwealth Bank. ..............
First National Bank. ............
Main Street Bank, Inc Observation-Disclosures.
Merchants National Bank .................
National State and City Bank. ...........
Old Dominion Trust Company. ............
Planters National Bank ...........
Richmond Bank and Trust Company.
Richmond Trust and Savings Company
Savings Bank of Richmond .........
Un:cn Bank of Richmond Observation-Disclosures.
Virginia Trust Company .............. -.
West End Bank. ........... =
Manchester National Bank. .........
Mechanics and Merchants Bank. ............
81. Luke Penny Savings Bank. ...
Mechanics Savings Bank. ....................
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
VIEWS AND NEAR VIEWS:
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
BY FRANK S. WOODSON.
Industrial Editor

This column is open to contributors who have some
thing to say OF suggestive nature, and who willing
to make hints and suggestions looking to the better
development of the good old States of Virginia West
Virginia and North Carolina, and who can hold their
suggestions down in any issue to from $50 to 200
words Such communications, addressed to the Industrial
Editor, will receive prompt attention
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24

American National II;
Bank of Commerce a
Broad Street Bank
Broadway National !
Central National Ba
Church Hill Bank f.
Commonwealth Bank
First National Bank
Maiir Street Bank. In
Merchants National |
National state and G.
Old Dominion Trust
Planters National Ba
Richmond Bank and :
Richmond Trust and
Sa wings Bank OF Ric
Union Bank of Richn
Virginia Trust Comp
West End Bank. d.
Manchester National
Mechanics and Merci
st. Luke Penny Saw
Mechanics Savings |
u@t.N-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
sss.o4o.97

June 4, 1918.
$1.606, 63S.01
161.553.00
388.147.30
100000
59.s00.00
2ii.s.4o.oo
2,S27, 002.64
88.257.62
1,062.028.9i
43S.164.0O
Ito. 699.10
423.000.00
Iva, 244.26
306. 258.S7
47,750.00
361,402.07
303.345.41
ioo.ioo'o..oo
S8,112. SO
1000
$4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
.
United states Bonds and o

American National BAN
Bank of Commerce and
Broad Street Bank.
Broadway National Bar
Central National Bank .
Church Hill Bank.
Commonwealth Bank. (.
First National Bank
Main Street Bank, Inc.
Merchants National Bar
National State and City
Old Dominion Trust Coz
Planters National Bank
Richmond Bank and TT
Richmond Trust and Sa
Savings Bank of Richn
Union Bank Of Richmol
Virginia Trust Compan,
West End Bank.
Manch ester National Ba
Mechanics and Merchan
st. Luke Penny Savings
Mechanics Savings Banl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24

American National Bank.
Bank Of Commerce and Trusts.
Broadway National Bank NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Central National Bank .,..........
Church Hill Bank.
Commonwealth Bank. Observation-Disclosures.
First National Bank.
Main Street Bank, Inc .,............
Merchants National Bank.
National State and City Bank. .............
Old Dominion Trust Company ........
Planters National Bank ................ -
Richmond Bank and Trust Company.....
Richmond Trust and Savings Company.
Savings Bank of Richmond ............
Union Bank of Richmond. Observation-Disclosures.
Virginia Trust Company. -
West End Bank = -
Manches National Bank .....,...... -
Mechanics and Merchants Bank. ..........
ST. Luke Penny Savings Bank. .............
Mechanics Savings Bank. ..............
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24
Totals

American NATIONAL Bi
Bank OF Commerce a
Broad Street Bank. /.
Broadway National l
Central National Ban
Church Hill Bank. +.
Commonwealth Bank
First National Bank
Main street Bank, In
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26
Sesaar Oyrene
SeIpmoroP

9et ct inattge, iom pauitaar, at
9br itttoertiSeh gier SelbmorS, men
ifirtt maitge 3onIoger bar beifiPfti.
get fig meb GSergsitoaIet o. giort
malge iiteresInnte Sotiss, iau bar
oct aligebeItffe Ipffeoeg at fonItatere
ct eneIte Seionorb bIan6t 7pr. On
Sfocpicaen be6er set 10, al bpis oen
fnritaer, of SEN er / a~llerGeieIte Reo,
pG at ingen Re6ning er muIig, iaa
bugger Sen @iftfIoen | fin egen Rpg
90 ereber fig. 3 Spten err oct cit
aIminSeIig Sre, at Sen gisr oct, %
oct er Bette, Gpron bar benpttet /
"@iaur". Nten 8ooIpgerne bar al.
orig feet oet, ffient Sc bar erperimen.
teret gentle graionit al % til. De
bar giert gprpns Experiment eiter.
lagt Ell trang Ring al glsbenoe GitI
en- Ell Sforpien, ipRrret Sen inoe /
Ell frpgtelig SIomsrie, m9n Oct bar
life lpffeSes Dem OF frembringe noaet
SeIpmorb. &iatignof foriRller en-
Raturforifer, at ban bar last en-
nnoer en- 9lasfIoffe OF
brenbt ben / Sobet meb Solpiet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

gjehnem ct Trisme; % bar Tnret
busget Tia | Ruggen meS 8iitpiagcn.
Dlen BET bcbsper life at bore et Be.
resnet 5elpntore; for naar 1nret
pI,tbieIis isler en- poIbiom Smerte |
SoSet, oter set iauoipnIiapiS en-
6ienoe, og oermeb iloar oct @iitfIoen
efter honl, itten frazier ia ieIp. Ter
er ~enoosiao Roturiorifere, fam me.
ner, at en- Sforpion life fan orpbe
Tia ieIp; Get er ioIioIo mango Dur,
iom life orGbes Of fin egen 8tft.
90 naar Turet osr uther @Iosflofs
fen, ioa er set ia~nbipnTtgpts al Sc.
oen. Sforpionen DOR | Wrngocpis
| i2O GRADERS Iormc.
Garimoo cr ser eli MUnoSe andre
7nr. ON bpem man fan iiae, at De
forforter tit 2ip, meit Sc ileite Nntur.
i~orifere flyer, set or life ntco Spers
Ipa, Set er nprine't Ell Natirnsopett.
oisbeS. Oct er til grentpeI bel
fienot, at cnfeltc SIanger negter at
Ipiie, naar De er | Sorgcnifab. 90
bpis en- SiteI at ct 9or blir nIene |
guret, bntoer oct oen illIter ia libel.
Wen Bette bar life noget nteb SeIn.
morb at gisre. ProfcSior Wnrihaa
/ 2etp5ia mener, at SIon9en er iaa
afbpngig af Rotiiren sen Iepcr |, %
Sl19Ier ina ofhrngi0 al aonerater
og Sitnoen iinbertiocn al fin Serrc,
iaa btSie Ting I ntnrtae Silfplber ret
oe iIet er 2tpsptIfnor for Tnrene, %
Of Be ntau 90, bpis be Idnner Dem.
Oct er oerior man MI inbretter Be
sooIo9iife Saper ilio, at bpert Gpr
melt mitIie ifnI fsle it1 biemme Der;
Set fol ibpertfdlo finoe noget, Tom
minoer ON ben Hatur set er fsbt l.
roaet iom eritotter set, iotn Oct bar
miitet.
ut 2emprfloffene ooar paa Sieen
% %ipsntnter til be orltfner bar ieIps
fsIeeIig beIler ingenting nteo Selp'
moro of beitine. Se heller life at
Sniefter fur Iiee / 3ariren % at
8ilgIcne itprter fla imoo trrbte Sur
taarn ON 9ottet. Sempten bringes
uitanicIig fremoper al Cult; Suiins
ser og after Snfi1Oer trpffer pao
baafra, ida oen nroo alto fortiwttc.
Sg SiteIene flpber MOB 6prtaarnet
% Sniefterne | Garinen - life al
SelpntorosfnIter - tlcn ret % ilet,
iorbi Spiet friiter Dem. @'ou peo
life bppb oct beror pnn, nlen Be guur
efter Spiet. Siifen gier oct ogiau -
pnooe I iaa uhprraet @roo, at Spit-
ring neb Bins er forbitot | De fleite
2anoe. S oct belle taget nerer Dc
fleite 8oploger, at ct operIagt Selus
morb frpper Ell iou flor perionlig
Snbiats, iom 9prene life er iitano
fiji nt nisrr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

SaffeI. 90 bet er bel Ell Sopcogruno
til, at Scn ioa biirtie breSte ia no %
If Siemitaonsret osiaa / oe andre
eitropRiife Stater.
Oct fan bare FIN Srteresie at min.
Sc ON, at Den futolife @eiitIigheo /
geamSeIien ioril ~firnpeoe moo
GbofoIoSebriffinaerJ life iorbi man
holbt Den for ifaoeIig, men al oen
Brituo, at man life fliltSc bIiuc eng
ON bporpibt set por tiaaoeIiat at
Sriffc GbofoIooe | 6aitcn. Gotcr
grancncrio ifrco oerfor / Aoret 1864
Ell lang gibnnoling ON bette gmne.
% fpnn til set piatige ReiuItdt, at
~"iIpoenoe RprinasmiSIer life funoe
forbpocS / Saiten." Ga nj bcncr
fife 6ciitli9beber bapoe mere at inos
oenoe moo G~bofoloocn. pareoe oct
life lGnac, for bcu inbtog Den 90.
minerenoe Sitting, iom ocn mi hor
| europa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26
WSialtitpen paa SriniOao.

ct al sc merfeliaite SGnuinener
iom Natllren bar ifabt, er bel Isfaltz
iipen paa Gen 3rhlioaO. IIereOe
&oIuhbus bar opmrrfiom poa ben,
oa ban beisgte zen / 1896. Vaa
8ruitoIag al e91tc SaettageIier Of,
fentItggipr Or. =. @rueie / ct tDif
SioSIfrift for onpptot Semi enOel in
tereSiante Splpsninger on Nsfalts
iisen. Gen itrGffer lig ooer en- 5la-
oe al fire acrcs. Spor orb, ben er,
peo ilgen. DOG bar mait ioreto9et
9oringer til Ell Gp6oe al ca. 200
500 uoen at ttaa 9unb. NogIe faa
8anbaarer gjennemifiprer Guerilla
Ben. Sisen ieIp er iaa baarb, at mon
ubsn 6are fan ipaOiere paa Den, og
ba Finger bet unoer Ell, affurat iom
ONT nlait gif paa en- osfaIteret 8aoe.
@raoer man Sitler | asfaltlaget,
fpIbes Sc inart, og Sieen er / itaoig
geppgelte.
3 nPiten ct boIpt ~gIarbnnbrebe bar
man teftiif itonpttet benne asfalt.
filbe, Tom er p~roftiif talt ubtsmme'
Zig. gare ca. 6 8oo bar SueriIaben
iunfet / 2sbet al benne large Sio.
Oct fumes Der for life at bore noger
Sare for, at geboloningen ifaI Hip
pc op iaa mart. Sor Sieen er bet
ct engeIif Selifab, iom nonptter Nss
faItert. Store asfultbIoffe bIiper baf.
fet Iss meo Saonofraft og braet til
Srunsportifibe, iom isrer Stsritepars
ten al 0aren til Sc 5oreneoe Stater.
8agIig fan ser uoifibe5 1000 Cons.
Iarsuobpttet oreier Zig ON ca. 200,
900 Cons. Raar @fteripsrgieIen er
IprIi9 flor, fan ben orioes op | BOO
900 IONS pr. aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

@bpfolaben fan iaar Ietre fit 400
Nars s,SalbilR1im / glrppa. Som be.
fienot bur set pnbeoe IpbeIiess og
NRrinasmiboel iii Silent | amerifa.
Aaereoe Werifnnerne brrate / gam.
mel 9io Ell 9tif, Tom be fremItiIleoe
az riitese aufnobstther, Waismel o.
gnniIie. 1e fulote ben "Gbufolatl"
(af g6oco = aafao og QatI =
0anb). Men isrit / garet 1913,
aItiao for 400 Mar iiben, bIeo 3rif'
fen fienbt I europa. I'll at begpns
De meb, bar set n9iten bare | Spa.
nien, man 6raf GbofoIooe. Sioen
boIot BEN fit Snotua / StaIien %
6ranfrige. BET IibIinpplie San6,
bpur Observation-Disclosures iioen
font til at ipiae Ell tier RoQe, 6lep
ebofolaeen inoisrt | 1860 un6er
iRrlig feiiIiae SmitRnoigbeoer, uems
liz bengang So 2ilSpig een l4Se bIeb
ierleuet meo Mnria Sbereiia, Gutter
al Rbuip ben 4be al Spanien. Zen
fsrite ebefoIa6e paa frnnif @rmO
blep oberraft oen fenselige gruS
gem iom en- @abe ira bans SorIoue.
be ps inSpaffet i ct fUitbart Grin.
GbofoIaoen fom mart til at ipiae
en- itor Hone peo 9uopis ben 14bes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26
Gfteriprrssel.
slest % genner | 4srse

fseer SpIbsning ON fsI9enoe Seriouer
9iemem SreIiesartteens gfteriGselies>
fontro, ariitinniu, boprtil ebeutueae
StIbsninger benligIt bebes ferSt.
nils S~crilisien, ca. % Nar, miobels
6ei. mert. @ur / Sebruar 1911 inoz
Iaat paa ct Speebus / @scanaba,
Did. Ssses al S%oralorere.
Rugnus Cornelius 5teniern, ca. %
Ndr, blohb. Gar September 1919 /
0eae 8iHe, 81. 8af. Ssges at Wpr.
Sore StaSaI fra s,tnbaIen, % Uar.
Meiite fra Snnb goint / Sebrliar 1908.
ssges af SorGIorene.
anbers &tuitien, %. anr, rtsrf.
sloresie September 1911: Wir. Inz
brep amttiou, @irers Some, g8aIIace,
Soabo. stgts al SprRIbrene.
Rartin SIien aisIietb, ca $500
Gar. Gar for 10 Har iiben boiat /
Brantsbltrg, Burnett Co., 0is. Ssz
ges / InIeoning at { n Nrb.
Ole Often 8bffeiten nIins SbenIou,
90 gar, mibbels bsi. Nbresie for 2
Gar iiben: Mr. Ole Sbenipn, Great
Sails, gtontand. Sg9ss nf 6orrls
brene.
grsbrene aarI SnbI, ca. 300
gar, pg aritt Olaf Often, 80 anr
gatnritel, bar begge I 8uIutb gtinn. /
1910. Ss9es af Wor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

9ouis alias Subpie a~utouien, SO
aar, bei, bIoro. BAR Rarts 1912 |
8abSiion, Wis. Seees al Tur os
Ssiter.
Sbord 9ouiie @ulbruneSsu alias
@tlbertiou, so Gar. bsi. ntprf. Gar
! Detroit. 9tid. t 1919. Ssees al
Ssiter.
Sngebriet duberien Ies. "a. 40 Mar,
mtbbeIs bei, mbrf. a for 28-2i
Gar itoen I Rrrbeoeu al minneapolis,
Rinu, SsgrS al eror.
@iert z. Sspit alias George Soober,
"A Ndr. Gar Ropember 1912 / 8rz
Ilth men aetet at reiie til Chicago.
Sar peret / RtnnenpoIis. Ssges al
Suitru.
Mills Climb. co 80 aor, msrt. Grbeie
set for ct S~elefouieIifab ubenfor Sem
gorf I 1910. Sspes uf Ntpr.
&eter Sbpntusien. ca, 80 aar, miSs
beIs bsi, Ing. aeresie 1905: {. o.
gbas a1trt5, 900 Soiptbornc Gpe.,
@inrenpolis, Rinn. Ssees at Sar.
Cams Sauien Sarten, ca. 81 Gur,
mibbeIs bsi. 8eiftc til Gmerifa for
ca. 12 aar iioen. Sssss al en- Barns
oumspen.
Better Crit gnberIon, ca. Sc Nor,
bsi, ms. ToresIe 1900: Dor 90,
SnSfon 8is. Seees al Se'ter.
@uTtap SboIf 5nnien. 81 Nar, bei,
bIonb. abresie for 2 aar iioen:
1856 2arrabee Strest, Chicago, Su.
gr muTisens tat tiIiiss. Ssees al
Wpr.
Wuifab Berg, ca. 43 Gar, Iiben, Ing.
abresie Sulsn 1912: c. o. 0trs. Wt.
9iIiebere, Dor 90, gb9etpater, 9eus
Der, Col. Gs9es at Suitrn.
Ole gnSrea8 Sonien, fsbt lobe Ga
nitnr, 1851. Ibresie 1888: {. 0.
gnrnb 2arirn, Scunctn, ~gtep,tbIic Co.,
Sat1Ias. @nr 38s. Ssqes Of Spiter.
WifoI ReberIen, ca. 35 Tar, mios
bells bsi, blnno. Sor baret / Chicago
% 9tab. Or fenere reiIt til Nipicpn,
Canada. Sbees al Suitrlt.
Wurtin Sietporb, ca. 81 aar, msrf.
abresie for 7 Gar iioen: c. o. She
Wbtte 8ranite Co., SAT @eIt 14th
Street, Tetp gort. gr muTisens |
Chicago. Ss9es of 8or9Ibre.
SGap Sen'en WpfIanb, fsbt 29be
SebrItor 1884. Gar beb Suletiber
1911 S]ernbanepogter / Pretoria, Ni1.
@r mlrIi9ens M / Superior, wis. Ss>
ees of SorGIbrene.
Sialtrb Wtotbtiei,, % Gnr, Tug.
GorcsIe SuIi 1912: gor 500, 7O8
South MiItualfee, 8is. gbges al Sar.
Sritbiof Ostnr Snnitn. 90 adr,
blonb. Nbresie for ca. 2 Tor fiben
60. U. 14tb Snfattrb, Sort 9incuIt,
g. 8. Ssaes al Ror.
So6nn Rilnta RiIsicn, ca. 81 Gar,
bot blonb. HoreSIe for ca. 3 Gur
itben: 253 Stetpart Street, Gan
Sraucisco, Sal. Ssaes al Ror.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

Web Blpbe % SnfnelnmeIiabeS 6ar
leg 9ientem 8rebe fat ltStuIeIier fra
SognosIer / Ntnerifn ont at be bill
'tstte ppr Rldr ON at uprette ct
"8amIebiem". Sra en- enfeIt, ium CT
bo'nt / SonoI1Iu bar ieg mobtaaet
tortant SIR. 1902.
S9anr fit iea mig oberruft ct greb
fra Sr. u. :. Iefs / Sarao, gtortb
9atotn, aoresieret It'll eamle % urtge
@enner | Sognoal". t5an tiger at ban
bar %ialnIet nriten 200 9oaars, men at
ban ifulbe fua ttb megct mere, ber1om
bare life WantIebiemmet ifttIbe Itpae
pua en- fun itrttnelig RIabs, pna Sen
anoen SIDE at Gioroenl
Ser fan jog bn itrar beroliee bisie
bore fi9re 8enner meo, at 8umIes
bien,met5 Surti9mpere Der pao Steoet
ct f%ttloit9notg etttse meb oeml Set
er 9ortnr1nen ion bar tiebt 3orb til
ct "Sutti8bits" pau BEN oitben Sibe af
Siorben. Oten bt, - 8nmIebiemmets
SorIoarere bill nloeIes life bpg9e
Der. @t bar - ligeiom Sr. Ieis =
trntt at fad tisbt Soro / N9rbeben al
Softbalsfi9ren, nteb let &irfebei, I gr.
pda Stebie eIler 9baaIe.
Sercnr bar ieg tibIieere ifrebet meaet
tbbelie | Dem artiffeI TOM ieg fiji inoz
rbffet / "5fdnbinooteh" % "8esora6s
Soften. Sra fsrit af bupbe hi tnnft
at bpsae i%atnnten meb 9omtn1nen; men
bd benne fiSbte Serb til Sattieblts poa
Softesnesitoen os life snitet 5anrdrs
beioe r1eb 8antlebietnmet, faa beftemte
hi os til at itau pan egne Ben.
SeIaa en- otoen 81. :. Re1s, boIat /
Gbtcago, IatnIer for 8dnlebiemnet.
5at bar left min %obennrbnte artiteI
pg bar berfor ben rette Cpfntntng at
Gitiatiptert.
@rbelig ifaI nrortes at Sr. Eaitur
@rreiS, SogneIaeets Sormarb, bar
ienbt mig ct opnntntrenoe greb. SSor
at bite Dor grfierStIigbeb bar Wamlez
biertnets @enner Ienot ct iturt norIt
Slag iuut 8abe til SogneIaeet. Oct
font besb9rre . life frem til Qaaets
Garsnteoe, 8bie til 5te sunni, Tom hi
baobe baabet. 0ten III er bet bel for
lGnse iiben fomrnet / 5aon?
gn 6ierteIig SiIien til ale bore
genuer o9 2auosnrnb / amcrttal Suf
for Bbert optttitntrenbe Grol
Sobs. grofmann, Gognepreit.
Sp9nbal I Spgn, Ste aitg. 1918.