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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-08
Quiet in Anaconda,

Anaconda, April 7,-Edward II.
O'Brien, democrat, was elected mayor,
defeating Willard L. Collins, repub-
lican, by q votes. Five democrats
and one republican We're elected to the
city council A light vote was cast
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-08
Destitute.

Fifty are destitute at the little town
of Weston8 with no medical attention.
Three hundred refugees were found
at Caseyville and 100 at Mulford, KY
Rations for a week We're given to all
these refugees and further aid will be
sent tomorrow.
Five hundred refugees were given
rations at Mound City today
The relief expedition sent to Dog
Tooth bend district brought in 200
refugees tonight. Thirty more were
brought in from the Birds Mill sec
ton in Missouri today.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-08
Reductions.

Chairman Underwood Of Nthc ways
and means committee, IN his statement
accompanying the new tDriff hill gave
the following comparative table to
show reduction in tariff duties made
upon necessaries. In each item, both
the present tariff and the proposed
tariff had been reduced to an ad
ValOrenl basis:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-08

Washington. April THE demO-
cratic partE. in fun possession OF the
executive and legislative branches OF
the national government. ulrnod the
wheels of legislation today toward Il
revision Of the taritf. Leaders of the
house presented to the country q tariff
bill. voluminous in detail and radical
in it's proposed reduction Of existing
duties. AS a whole it was the product
sof debate and study by the democrats
from the time they came into the ma
ioritN in the house two years ago. hut
it represented particularly the Conclu~
SiOnS of the house WAYS and means
committee after several months work.
1t carries also the approval OF the
president.
Coincident with the introduction of
the measure in the opening hours of Il
session called especially to revise the
tariff. the president was turning over
in his mind questions of procedure and
strategy upon which the success or
failure of the party program may de-
pend. While the democratic majority
in the house is sufficient to secure
tariff revision by single bill or by a
series of bills embracing separate
schedules, the Situation in the senate
lis admittedly different as sectional in
terests already have produced align
ments which make the question Of a
single bill or a series of bills all I'M
, portant
Seven democratic members of the
senate finance committee. headed by
/ Chairman simmons, told the president
today that an attempt to put through
a single bill would be hazardous.
With all schedules nodded in single
bill, they argued. the enemies of sepa-
rate schedules, feeling a certain pres
sure from their constituents that might
be adversely affected, would unite and
the whole measure could be defeated
The president said he did not be
| lieve any of the democratic senators
would seek to shoulder the RESPONSE
bilty for defeating the program of the
party. He nevertheless heard in de
! tail the arguments advanced for q
| schedule by schedule revision, ana de
cided to consult again with Roprcson-
| tative Underwood of the house, who
| favors the single bill program.
Still Undecided.
The president talked the situation
! over with Mr.. Underwood late today
| The latter declared as he left the
| White House that the prcsi-
dent still was undecided and that TIC
conclusions had been reached. The
| presidents disposition is to await de
| Velopments.
Removal of all tariff from many
articles of food and clothing:
| broad reductions in the rates OF
| duty on all neCessaries of life; nj
| increase of tariff on many luXuries
and a new income tax that would
| touch the. pocket of every American
| citizen whose net income exceeds
| $4,000 are the striking features of the
bill presented today to the house.
Sugar would he free of duty in 1916
| the bill proposing an immediate 25
per cent reduction and the removal OF
| the remaining duty in 1916
Raw wool would be made free at
| once with a cprrespondingly heavy
| reduction in the tariff on all Woolcn
| goods.
| All these other articles are put on
the free list, namely: Flour, meats
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-08
NOT DECIDED.

Washington, April THE state rail-
road cases We're not decided today by
the supreme court.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-08

from, bHt not tho value of propert
acquired by bequest, demise or dt
scent, and also proceeds of Lille in
#urance policies paid upon death I
persons insured,
The bin allows as deductions il
computing net income all necessars
expenses actually incurred in carry
ing IN anE business. not including
personal living or family expenses, il
the accrued and payable within The
year by IL taxable person on indebl-
edneSa; all national, state, county
school and municipal taxes, not IN
Guiding local benefit taxes losses IN
curred in trade or from fires. storust
or shipWreCk not compensated by In
Eurance or nthcrW Sc; debts actually
ascettained as worthless and charged
ascGrtaiued as worthless and
off; also reasonable allowance for
Wear and tear an property, but
no deduction will he allowed Tor eN-
penSe OF restoration or Improvements
made To increase property value
1t eXempts also in computing net in
come, amounts received as dividends
upon stock Of any corporation, joint
stock company, association or insnr-
anga hich is taxable upon its net in
come under the corporation tax pro-
vision of the bill.
Those Exempt.
The bill excludes The compensation
of the president Of the United states
during his term; Judges of the su-
preme and inferior courts of the
United States and compensation of al
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-08
EXPOSITION BOARD
IS NAMED

Helena, April 7.-(Special.) .)-Gov-
ernor S. Y. Stewart today named a
Montana exposition commission of Is
members to collect funds for the MAX
ing of an exhibit of the states re-
sources at the San Francisco and San
Diego expositions in 1915 David Hill
ger is chairman of the commission.
'On the question of the necessity
for MOntana's representation at the
exposition there is no divergence of
opinion on the part of the people of
the state,' says Governor Stewart in
his letters of appointment The at
fractions and resources of this state
are such as to make it imperative for
us to be properly represented, and the
opportunity to give Montana still
greater advertising to the world at
large is too great to be allowed to
pass unimproved."
The Board.
The commissioners appointed are:
David Hilger, LeWistoWn; DR.. W. w.
Andrus, Miles City; Harry L. Wilson,
Billings; Nelson Story, Jr, Bozeman;
James L. Stanford, Great Falls;
Charles Kelly, Butte; J. L. Dobell,
Butte; F. A. Hazelbaker, Dillon; T. A.
NARROW, Helena: Will A. Campbell,
Helena; John r. Toole. Missoula
Thomas McTagne, Deer Lodge: DIR. J.
Y. Carroll, Fort Benton: Leo H. Faust,
Libby; c. F. Morris, Hayre.
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Organizations.

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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-08
THE VOTERS

Gave Houston twenty five
times his former majority,
which is well.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-20
Unusual Offer To Our Readers

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withdrawal after 80 days, the well
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Lippincott Company, Philadelphia,
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tion to "Lippincott's Magazine" and
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in "L'ppincott's," II great complete
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stories. crisp, entertaining, original;
As timely articles frcm the pens OF
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-20

We used 10 laugh at women who
Wore bloomers and rode bikes;
Twas bold. we thought. for them to
do
When they frs, hit the pixies;
We made remarks which we're I'M
kind,
W. snickered some and sneered;
BY making contrasts we may find
How modest they appeared.
Their bloomers were, at least. Opaque.
Their skirts we're never slit;
THY caused US to sit up, awake.
BuJ they Knew where to quit;
They did not seem at all inclined
To wear transparent hose;
Ten years from now how shall we
fad
Them dressed. do you suppose?
S. E. KIsER.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-20
SCHOOL y
STATISTICS
Interesting Figures Compiled
by Superintendent
HAMLET.

The public schools in this State
are sheltering over 100000. This
a my Of youngsters numbers exactly
739.6S1. This report was made yeS-
terday by Barksdale Hamlet, State
Superintendent of education to the
Federal Governm snt at Washington.
There are 1881 children in private
schools. Attending the county high
schools are 2,64S. and when the sv-
erage school day for the year is
found, it will be that the children of
Kentucky attend school 1879 days on
the average. There are some Of
them who go eighty days. and some
of them who go 100 days. Thare are
GA superintendent and assistants;
It's supervisors. The force Of. teach
ers numbers IL, 089 who receive an
average salary of S35S.17.
These children and teachers are
domiciled in SC93 school buildings,
which are valued at Sl0,838, 355,
which have an equipment of 81 .217.-
BIC. The schools are supper ed by
funds amounting to total of 81 $780,
2S6,95, of which So, 297 500 43 is Sc
cured from the State, S458 034 43
from the county, S42O,O76 80 from
the grad, d schools districts. and
81 400. 1852 from the cities or nun.
icipaities.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-20
ElactrlfN the PunIiA

They are using electricity In PR
mary school education in Stockholm.
Just how II is used does not appear.
but we are told that the classroom IL
subjected to electricity" And rec
ords are being kept to ascertain wheth-
or the electrically trained youngsters
acquire the three RS with greater pre-
cision and dispatch than those that are
being brought up on sunlight, common
sense and the rod
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-20
Shark Matched In captlultY.

For some time a sharks egg in the
Glasgow (Scotland) Aquarium has
been watched from day to day. It
Matched a few days ago. an event
unique in many respects. The tiny
vhark seems quite at home. and is not
q bit shy of the numerous visitors
who have crowded to see It.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-20

CAM Make the World Believe Il.
Experience proves that more salts
faction can be got out of the minding
other peoples business than by any
other plan.-Shefitld (Ala-l Stand
ard
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-20
"Kentuckian "

whit
hedav In
Of
I'M e
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-20
Second
Technical World Magazine

hanotony which nsts
II the for the busyb for
at
tlfn and
'tanythn
please my Su'pNH
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01
3Nputuuu.

ltbelSisc Susrsoerc. Ser bleo flo
tie Ssnbag al ire maIfereSe WfGno
oiort ct hierpt Sorisg paa at plpnore
Tortbern |aciiic 9anenS eitaaaenNe
Goa, ser peS Signaler ItanoieoeS reo
SuSaangen til en- Smnnel nGr Some
Itafe. 5o0bCirtningcn bleo tpungen
iii at fcble Grpreispognen ira Oct
eoriae Soe oQ meo benne reiie til
ren onben Gnoe af Sunnelen, hpor
Reperne bapoe t9nft of Iprrnge BOG
mems Geneeifab. Ser msote De BOG
u~operfommeIiee Sinorinser. Sa BET
uiIte iia, at DC bapoe elemt Oct
SprGneItci, bpormeo Sfabet ffuloc
aabnes, % poerit rrserlise foripanoi
Sc ire maifereSe MrnS bag Slipper
ne. Snben 80 Mimiter eftcr at 70
,ct bIep Itaniet par aofomotipet ielen
fcbIet iii bette % Sarten sltoper
iaien fortiat. Snsen al TaSla9erer'
ne bapSe nosen Inclic ON bnao Der
por ipreaaoet unber Den forte Sfanos
! inbe mellem Sjelbene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01
prtns Oaloemar.
Snuroan Den banfe &onseisn unS.
gift at bli bmlgarif SSritc.

S "Serl. Glib" fremfommer BEN
gamle Stiftsifiper ! Rosfilbe, @tats.
raao Siort.2orenSen, meo en- in.
~teresiant biitoriif Splpsning. Sen
oreier Jig ON 9eiatteIie al guIga.
riens lebige Spritetrone / 1886,
bportil Erins goIbemar Of Dan.
mari bar uoieet.
gtatsraao Siort-2orensen forteI.
Ter:
S g%egpnoelien Of 0opember 1885
mootos ieg fra min l1nsbomsoen
Gbriitian Sold, iom BEN Gang bar
gttade peb bet banife 8~eianbtifab
/ 2onoon, ct Telegram, iom meIbte,
at 9rins 8aloemar piIbe blipe palgt
til Sprite al 9uIsarien. Sen eneel.
tie &egiering, foriifrebe 8oi6, IN
teresierebe Jig meset for Brinia IS
gclg, iom mart pilbe blips en-
aienosgierning. Seq ienbte sieblif-
felig Selegrummet ub til Song
Gbriitian paa Imalienborg og moo.
fog neite Worsen Siliigelie til
itrar at %inoftnoe mig hos Sronning
2ouiie, iom enifeoe at pibe, bporfra
ieg bapoe ben merfelise gfterret'
ming, iom par noget NIT for Senoes
Waieitet.
"8i siper," ubtalte 9ronntng
2ouiie UNDER oen Iensere Samtale,
lea bapoe ben s@re at fsre meb ben.
De, "alorig bort Samtpffe til, at
Dor Sen >mootager ben bulgarffe
Spritetrone. @rpfernes og Bulge
rernes Nationalitet os Snteresier er
Iaa bimmeluibt forifielige, at Der
albrig fan blipe parig gnigbeo MEL
lem Dem. Se TO Srsbre / atben og
Sofia fun6e af gegipenbeoerne hipe
tuungne til OF befrige binanoen, og
at noget ioa lfrGffeligt fnnoe tie,
maa pt al al Dor Wta9f TorDlHore.
9or Sen / atben er al iamme We-
nina iom pi." Saalebes falot | Oct
peientIigIte ben sumle, flose Sro1'
nings Orb.
Ga iaa Grins Saloemar alt9eoel
SEN 1Ooe 9opember 1886 blep palst
til Sprite al 9~ulsarien, paaful9te
bans afIlas alereoe 3 Gage eIter.
etatsraoDen i~latter meo at no
tale i'm 9eunbring for Den ganle
Sronnin9, Der peb i'm floge 5orro'
Ieenbeb forebpgsebe en- &rig meuem
lin Spn % i'm SsnneIsn
eeuo "Teeurab.g Soften" I'll SL9et 90 Sen
Npt annie 0nn0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01
Nnrn puknin.

MiitcSc Spnct. SIof Sanion, en-
50 aar gommel Sarmer boenoe npr
9lnIctb, miiteoe iorIeoen Spnet poo
begae Sine pe0 at fomme ttlifabe pes
Winering meb 9pnamit.
Mirut ct 9ip:ipnspnnft? Der
lfal MI ppre be bebite lloiigter til, al
aiinot bliper ct al IipiiionSpunfter.
ne poa Soo.Sinien, og Ser nGreS
Sorhabnln3er ON, at ct tort Huno.
bus bIiper opiprt ser.
8a!obrpllnp. sper SieIitob o.
Sultru, boenoe ipb FOR @ronpiQe, rel.
rebe iorleben lit @lrlobrpilltp, / bill.
fen I%nIeoning ct tort antol Slrgt,
hinge pg Naboer iubfonot iig for at
grotllIere oct alberitegne S~Goerspar.
SfuSt / Canada. Oscar Getcrion,
Ser huooe lit Stem / Sbepenne, er
forlcNcn | Ell al norooeitliqe GunaoaS
Smaabper blepcn ifilot % orpbt al
en- Eo%litibeticnt. Fetcrion oioroc
Wo0iton6 ibct @ctienten pil0e ARE.
itcre bant.
Senstcs til lit Stem. Gn unQ
Wano uco Napn Wartin Sperior
ianOtcS Tor noaen Sib iiSen ponbren,
De omfrirg poo Frrricn nGr 9op,
man, og ba ban uiite ii9 at pGrt
iinoSfornirret blcp ban forIeoen ienol
tlIbage til lit Siem oeo 6ositon
Wtirn.
Gn SGrbans. Irtbur HeIion
6inlep plItc fig iorleoen at pare CT
SarbauS, iom fan taole noget a
boert. McocnS ban itob paa 9o9ll,
Itangen iolot ban neb peb at SeItent
latte liz / 9eppgeIie, % Soeneu mel
haluanoet Cons alil gif ouer ham
9clicn bar BOG paa oct nGrmcite Iiet
gob.
Sort Slices S%pcroraaclic. SIert
Sltiino Wcnreifer beltog iioite SIM
bdg / De SeitIigbeber peb Sort Rice
Der pur i%oranitaIteoe ianIeoninc
SortctS Sperhroaelie iom StatSparf
Sorlbeu De Suibe por Here Sunbre
Dc Snoianere ira Stanoine Hocf He
lerpationen tiliteoe, be%ribIanbt SOP
oinaerne Sobn 8rais OF Heb Coma
hopf, iom antageS at ppre De, Del
orGbte Sitting Bun. 8upernel
Sanna og Ssieiterctsoommer q. q
Bruce por Suaens feittaIere.
Mision:ihoScns 2nnsialbbcb. =
&eb @iaiiton boloer MI RisiouriiIo
Den pad at bane iig en- mn Sei, Of
bpis Heeieringeu life meJet mart ia
ger fat, pil oct mlpGrenbe glpeIel
peb nppntc @p mart o9re tsrt. Te
er iorreiten life en- belt M Sci, gI
pen bolber paa at taee, men ct gam
melt Sob. Tom oen | lin 9unciulobei
iprlob for 40 eller so Iar iioen. 2c
sierinaen bar looet tage Sotografie
% foretaget enbel Spmaaliuaer q
Stebet, % Der bill ianbipnligpiS iuar
tases iat meo at uoopbe oct saml
l2eb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01
3Nirhtuun

Sar oict $500 Gar. Rep. Z. 81.
Goiterban / Sault Ste. Warie finoe
iprleben ieirc ct hciIt iieloent Subj
lrrrn, ibet ban hapoe piet $500 Tor.
Son antages at pPre ben eneIte FreIt
i Staten. Tom bar bolot 'ao NANCE
@r,toeuieIier. - Smerolfient Wfr.
goIterbop err ben PlbIte Erclt | eprc
Wifiaon, bar han BOG lloiiater I'll
enbn,l at funne imebe nogle Sunore-
Sc Yar iammen.
Telcist &%rcitanlGs. - Statens
Observation-Disclosures bar a,toriieret
~llbItebeIie al Bombs for benimob 8
Wilioner Dollars, iom Stnrgecn
Hiper 9anb & DEVELOPMENT 60, fon.
trolleret al 3apitoliiter / Siten, Ifal
benntte iii llopifline al Sanofrait |
eure Iidigan. 9e usouenbige Sp'
maaIin1er CT aIlereoe uoisrte peo
Shraeon &iper, builfet b~etpoeliae
@aneiar ifal lRsses / S9le, % ifdI.
se Ylanerne ifaI bar uSpifles minoit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01

buffers genner % Sienber inben
0preriget paa en- for Barnet iGroe'
les interesiant Woabe iorflares peo
of pebfpnmenbe Suel ener Srieft
hringes ino | alasieoGreliet.
Smtens yrnnStab. SfeIge ben
ferjtc aarIiae Rapport al Statens
9ranomaribal, Ole 3. Hoe, bar
granotabet / iibite gar 1892, 900.
gariaaen til oct melte berai bar
manaeIiuIoe Sfor1fenSpiber, ioet
3t9 SIbebrarbe, Der Dor opitaaeoe al
bennc goria9, beoirfebe ct Cab al
50. 1888, 1872. Sorlloen De uppnte
S4942, 900, iom StatcnS 9ranbtab
ubgiorbe | ofoigte Iars Sorlsb, fom'
mcr ogiaa Smfuiminger meb @ranos
ppie1L OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ubenom
boao ser trPnacs for SusboIonin9S.
brllg 0. I. b., pripate Inlrg for ge.
ifpttclIe / Observation-Disclosures. boao
BET foitcr At asiurere moo Sloebran.
Be OF anoet / oenne Rctniug, boilfet
bclsber iig iii 1854, 72S, iaa Der
nItina iibIte gar inben Staten uobc.
toltcS oper l019 Wiaion FOR of fore
bpagc Sloebrnnb % uorcoe Sloes
bran6siab. granbtnbet / iamtligt De
Toreneoe Stater beleb iig iamme
aor iii 1926, 100000, oq iorbclt
pno bpert Snbipio ilbgisr oet 1898.
0ette er ubnre meget / SorboIo til
oisie Cab / europa, ioct De forbelt
poa buert Snoioio uogisr finn ST
Gents / Sronfriae, SO Gents / eng.
Iano % 81 Gents / SpifIonb. Wan
bar altiaa laugt bebre SforitenSpi.
Der Der END Der | Soma.
SprbrpSere ium @cimbcibcre. SSsn.
ben Sommeren er tilenbe bill oct bli.
be af9iort, ON Scrbrpbere, ser aiio.
ner lin Straf i Statens Stroffean,
%itolter, meo SoroeI fan bruges til
Geiarbeibere | DC forifieqige 0ele al
Stnten. Gen isri:e anmobning ON
at erboloe Straifonger til bette gritg
fommer fra Storp Goilntp, bpor tolp
Wdno snifes til at orbeibe paa 2nn'
bepeien npr StotenS 2anobrugSifo.
lie. Spis 9onro Of Control beitem.
mer Zig til at icnoe Sloper bcrben,
oil Irbeibet ioreaaa unber Statens
SanoepeiSfommisiion, % San9erne
bill I'll olle Siber bare UNDER Spng.
ielubeitprereuS anipor. Ser pil for.
reiten | Den nGrmcite Sremtib blipe
giort ct Torisg oeb Imes, bpor fra
Is til 20 Sanger ifnl iptteS til Ici.
orbeibe OF cnbel andre ifal leieS al
2anobrigsifolcn8 9citprelie. Gc ifaI
DO | Selte, Der opilaoeS poo Sfolcns
Campus, MTno ira Spngilet ifal
boloe SaQt, liaeiom IangcrncS @e.
IpiSning bcisr9eS al SpnoielSbetie.
ningen. Sfolen fol betole Statcn
Den famine Sen, Tom andre Irbeioes
re oiloc fo'te ben, % Tanqerne ifal
erbolbe eli Gel al &c EcnQe sc ~ticrler
- boor meqet er erbnu life beitenlt.
Slooerne ifol orbeibe inmmcn mco
andre WTno, oa Ser lpgacS an paa
life at ircmhrpe bpem er Slaue %
hpcm or ri, iao 6olf intct uirboon.
ligt oil merle. Sooen britcmmer oog,
at irgcn Sanger fan tancS uoerom
InItaltcn I'll Irbcioc ilben at Sc err
pilli0e oertiI. Som rinreIigt fan pp.
re er opN DC oaer ileite mere ems biz.
lice til at nrbeioe ubenior sc nlerfc
Wtlire.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01

bepibitIss al Stipframpe og pentes
life at funne lepe, % bet fiin JON
Sslge al, at ban itnf en- Slis az en-
WaisltiIf uroer Geglen paa lin enc
Taa. Oct par Den lite SSuli at libel.
oct inotrai, men efter at babe truffet
SIiien no ielen tPnfte ban life mere
berpaa. st Bar Tiger ienere blep
ban ipe, og oct uopiflebe fig burtig
til Stipframpe.
Qaaneiorcnine for Tarmere. ct
Wasiemebe aiboIbtes iibite 2sroag |
gemioii for at iorbereoe Sraanifa.
ton al en- SarmerS %co.operatip Saa.
ne. og gpggeiorening for 9eltrami
Gountp. Soreniusens Hapn er for
relten Sano Clearing & 2oan Msio.
citation, ioet benS SormaaI pGientIig
er at i9tte Sarmere iitano til Of rpS.
De lit Sanb, bpilfet / enfelte Streg
ialoer nofiaa foitbart. Gette bill
blipe Den ierite Organization al lit
SlogS iuoen Statens 6armere.
Snnoesalifab bar pitt Tia paa
Sobn WeiidD'S 5arm peb Cannon
Sails. 6or nogle Tiger lioen optraao.
te 5armerenS Sunb paa en- unoerlig
Dtaabe % beo ilere aisr, Seite og
Suin. Wan bapoe oa ingen IneIie
ON bpao Der bar ipeien meo 9pret,
men oa oct fort eiter bsbe unoer De
ifrGffeligite 2iOelier, og lem aisr
ianlt TO Spin ienere er bllffeoe UNDER
paa iamme Waobe, be9pnote mar at
latte Den ianbe SammenbGn9. Slere
Sunoe | Habolaget er iioen bleune
Ifuote.
Wpurbcab faar rent @anb. Gen
isrite al De TO arteiiife grsnoe, Der
bores / Woorbeab, blep forleoen flllo.
fort % leperer M 10000 8aaorer
rent 8anb / 0sgnet, % naar ben
anben grenb bliper iGrbig, oil man
baoe nof al bette 8anb til olminbe.
liz Susbrug for belle gpen. Sor 81.
Observation-Disclosures oil Ger Dog life
ppre en- tilitrpffelig 6~oripning,
bporior man til bette Drug maa be.
mite Ianb fra Chen. Sparer De
arteiiife grsnbc iii Sorpentningerne,
oil Ell treble @reno bores, oa Sor.
ipningen pentes oa at blipe tiIitrpf.
felig FOR aae grng.
Stgst lt!gffcstilfrlSc. - @ictor
Nclion, Ssn til Mr. og Wrs. 6. q.
Helion peo ct. SameS, fom iibite
Ssnong afoo9e pao Ell ligeiao plllb.
Ieli5 lom Ell eienoommelia Waaoe.
Man belapebe Zig paa ct gaiebnaipil
paa Inoreip HeIionS Sarm. og for
at spc iig ilogeS 9oIbelt uboper, me.
oens anore isgte at opiangc ben.
Sect Sictor Nclion iprang irenoper
for at opiange en- / Suften farenbe
Solb, lob ban lige moo Ell Ses"9ucf.
err, bpis enc Sinbe trpngte fem
CONNER mo / ben it1,ae WanbS
9rpit lige peb Siertet, iaa 9eben
nGiten siebliffelig inotraaote. Soet
ban itirrenoe op | 9uften iprana
iremoper iaa ban life set paa Mar.
fen itooenoe Hebifab. Nfbsoe, ser
bar % Mar qamnel, blcp gilt iibit.
leoen 2Soe Wai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-01
3uuChfnptnn.

SelS ! ltbela. Sans y. g. Sobn'
icn, Der o%prinbelis bapoe tit Stem
| Ireo, Minn., blep | 8ancouper az.
r~efteret for at bape trRngt fig ino !
en- Nanos Sus, og omenbifisnt BET
life Ipffeoes bam at itiGle npget,
maatte ban Dog en- Eib opboloe Jig !
SenssIet. 9ette blep DOG til bans
2pffe, ibet pebfommenoe 9pmmer IN.
teresiereoe fig for bam % faaot, at
Sobnion / % Inr fapoe pRrct for
irunben fra lit Sient / Ninneiota,
og at Der MI penteoe BAN en- Irp be-
lebenoe fla til $4,000. Sans Mo-
Der bar ieuot bam Heilepcnge, og
ban bill blipe ienot tilbage til lit
Siem / Sincoln Gountp, Wtinn.