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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

Had the meddlesome and imagina.
tive mother Of Mary the eavesdropper,
been pinned down to facts, she must
have admitted that no one had really
heard Of Mrs. Blanks leaving her hus.
band, and that no one had said that he
treated his wife lily. The entire story
was built on the imagination and SEN
sational tastes Of gossip-monger
Innocent, If surly, Mr.. Blank wonders
why his neighbors look at him coldly
IN his hour Of loneliness. When Mrs
Blank returns, she must add to the bur.
den Of her grief that Of denying an
ugly story about her home life.
All this does not mean that men are
devoid of curiosity or malice, only that
they have a more direct and safer
way Of justifying both. They go after
facts. Men do gossip, but they repeat
what they know. Women take chance
on repeating the little they have seen,
plus the much they have heard, and
color the result with thick applica-
ton Of Imagination. Men rarely use
the phrase, They say" Rather it is,
Brown told me-" And then Brown
is held responsible for the rumor or
the statement. Men may be curious
about the doings Of their neighbors or
what goes on in the Offices and stores
OF his competitors, but they also have
q wholesome respect for scandal and
libel laws, and simple and practical
way OF demanding facts concerning
current stories.
The story which is built on facts, or
the bit Of gossip which is cruel but
true, will not work an injustice nor in
Jude the innocent. But the tale pref
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

Where is this Investigation bust
ness" going to end. Not that wrong
doors should not be apprehended but
why at the charge Of every Tom, Dick
and Harry that comes along, put the
chosen representatives OF the people
under the magnifying glass? Why not
elect men that are worthy and incor
ruptible and save the thousands upon
thousands Of dollars that these ofacials
investigations cost. There Is hardly q
soul in congress now or in the white
house either who hasn't been accused
|of something Does anyone believe
they are all bad?
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10
fAHAvE YoueHE ARD7~

They say" Have you heard? Two
wee phrases! Five short words! But
they have done more damage than all
the rest Of the dictionary rolled to-
gether! They have wrecked homes
and broken hearts. They have ruined
promising careers and thrown business
firms into bankruptcy. They have
disrupted churches and plunged old
friends into bitter legal fights. They
have driven men to drink and women
to insanity. They have robbed in
nocent children of their parents and
sent young girls, broken-hearted and
unwedded to their graves. They have
turned merely foolish girls into wicked
ones and they have sent innocent men
to prison. And they belong particular
" to the vocabulary Of women. They
are peculiarly the weapons Of the So
called gentler sex.
Marshal Briggs arrested Jim Jones
for beating his wife," remarks a mo.
to the circle Of loungers in the post
ONCE. And 1t is So. Jim Jones is
tried and fined In open court. This Is
not gossip. 1t is plain, brutal state
ment Of fact.
Have you heard that Mrs. Blank
has left her husband?" inquiries Mrs.
Meddlesom at the sewing circle.
''They do say he treats her something
awful. Last night coming home from
praper meeting my Mary heard her
carrying on fearfully, and this morning
I saw her, bag in hand, hurrying for
the TAO train. They say she's gone
back to her folks
And so Tom Blank, silent, perhaps
even surly, but adored by his under
standing wife, acquires a reputation
for cruelty, when in reality Mrs.
Blank was carrying on" over tele-
gram announcing the death Of her
favorite sister. In her grief, she had
forgotten to announce to her curious
enighbors that she was going home
to the funeral!
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

II rs
There was no room to doubt that
Paul Kenison was conceited young
man He was twenty-three years old
and had money He was told almost
every day that he was distinguish
ed looking young man. Mothers OF
manageable daughters cultivated
him and the daughters themselves
ETY. papers limited that a widowed
French countess had followed him
over half Of Europe, and that the
widow of German baron had deter
mined upon suicide II he would not
give her his heart.
There were many other things TO
make Mr.. Kenison believe that he
was the salt Of the earth, or at leas.
good share OF 1t. and he wasn't 50
much to blame for his chestiness.
You cannot find case in either sa-
cred or profane history, nor yet in
the encyclopedia nor the Family AL
manac, where a conceited young man
arrived at the point where he arose
some fine morning and said to him.
self:
Look here, my friend, you are
making fool Of yourself! Cut it
out!"
On certain spring morning
young Mr.. Kenison took walk. 1t
wasn't out in the country unde:
leafy bowers, where the birds sing
and the tree-toads MARBLE, but on the
hard stone sidewalks Of the avenue.
The walk wasn't for his health, but
to smoke cigar and show his face
and figure and the three different
creases he had pressed into the
legs Of his trousers the evening be-
fore. One Is the usual number for
common folks, two begins to hit
high society, and three leads the pro-
cession! Mr. Kenison had started
out to lead.
While the young man was being
admired and favorably discussed bv
shop girls and stenographers who
the city from their suburban homes,
an auto which had just passed him
exploded tire and came to a stop
with a bump. There was young
lady in the tonneau and she gave a
yell-just one YELL That was enough
for Mr.. Kenison, however. He bound
ed forward. cheered by three White
Wings, who are not In the bounding
business, and was within i've feet
OF the auto, when the young lady
descended with grace and dignity
and took the sidewalk and sauntered
away. She had not even bestowed 4
look on the gallant young man!
"By George!" he gasped as the
White Wings sniggered.
Then, recovering little from the
blow, he approached the chauffeur
and asked WAS she hurt at ALI"
ibid you see her limping as she
sailed away"
"No, didn't notice any limp?'
Then you needn't worry yourself
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10
A Few Laughs.
The Druoolst,s Fourth.

The Drugolst's Fourth.
The modern Fourth Is safe and sane
AS we'll the druggist knows.
He'd like to seek a rural lane
But he's afraid to close.
He puts the cotton and the gauze
Where 1t will be at hand;
Unpacks q lot Of lint, because
1t may be In demand.
He knows the Fourth ID sane and safe
But hands out salve all day.
The druggist has right to chafe;
He never gets away.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

vide means for your own living when
you have ceased to work.
Do not be q parasite and live OH
your children. Be man and live your
whole life of the fruits Of your own
labors. Start saving now.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

keOKuk Gate City: me people OI
the United States last year consumed
an average of IN gallons OF whisky
or brandy and two-thirds Of barrel
Of beer It is evident that somebody
has been getting good deal more than
his share
Council Bluffs Nonpareil: Mr.. Pep.
per thinks he will run for senator
against Cummins Well, 1t might a.
we'll be him as some other good man.
Pepper Is respectable fellow and this
state wouldn't be disgraced II he were
chosen. He will get a square deal and
a good beating II the state acts with
just ordinary good Judgment.
Davenport Times: Center township
In Dubuque county has cut down the
school year from nine to eight months
In order to avoid raising the taxes.
The decision is the result Of the state
minimum wage law. In order to pay
the teachers the smallest salaries 70.
quired by law and at the same time
not have to pay any more taxes the
township has decided to steal month
Of schooling from tho children. OF all
the tightwad communities Center
township takes the prize.
Sioux City Journal: the last of the
senate democrats In caucus assembled
will be to pass gag resolution. This
resolution will take from loyal demo.
Gratis all right to Individual initiative
in regard to the tariff BILL It will com
NIT them to vote. for the bill an rati
fled by the caucus. lt Will pledge all
good party men not to introduce any
amendments It will 60 even farther
and specifically pledge democrats TO
vote against amendments introduced
by republicans or by democrats re.
leased from party obligation or who
may bolt II.
Marshalltown Times Republican !:
Few towns celebrated this year.
Fewer will celebrate next year. There
has come decided change Of mind
celebrating the Fourth" Nowadays
we incline to the view that quiet
Fourth il the best Fourth. Families
take to the woods. the country clubs.
the parks, avoiding the noise and dan
ger and dirt which that part Of the
population that creates them considers
necessary to enjoyment of the holiday
and proper recognition of the occasion
the day celebrates.
New Sharon Star: Probably no
part Of the community has suffered
more from the increased cost of living
than the clergy. Every now and then
a clergyman or layman speaks his
mind bluntly on the question Of the
minister's wage, reminding us that 1t
has not risen to meet the advanced
cost of living. II he happens to be a
minister he Is almost invariably we'll
paid one, 30 that no charge of self-in-
terest can be brought against him. He
appears simply as an advocate for the
country parson, whose income is in
adequate to support him decently even
when he Is at his best, much less to
provide him with living In his old
age.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

aoed by the little phrase, "They say -
is reasonably sure to drag some guilt
less party through the mire Of scandal
and suffering. "-Pictorial Review.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10
A Worse Accident.

Keep fireworks Always from your
kid, and avoid accidents"
II tried that last year, but 1t didn't
work. He put up such q howl that he
dislocated his jaw
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10
Stretching 4 poln

------- =" 0SSOSSVVV0 NNV70V1S' W."
Eyes, sir; have just graduated from
Halevard."
Il can offer you eight plunks per
week."
And I was valedictorian Of my
class"
I'm that case, I'll make it nine''
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10
Our Heritaue,

"Do you realize what gloriou
heritage our forefathers left us in tn,
Fourth Of JULY"
Sure. There amt many days OF
which we get two games OF ball."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10
One Solution

One Solution.
"Wombat 10 said to be quite word
painter"
"IIis speech last night was absolute
ly incoherent."
Maybe he has decided to become a
cubist word painter"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10
Seems the weapon wasn't loaded.
Bro Rein

Free Rein.
Didn't I tell you not to fool with
powder! This 10 to be safe and sane
Fourth"
"G'wan, dad; I'm making bomb fer
mother" said the offspring Of the mil
liant sufiragette.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

lust suppose You lived so years from
now and were looking back to the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10
On the a

On the Stage.
A fighter Is public pet;
He wins . three.round fight,
And then tn vaudeville can get
Nine hundred plunks per night.
The heroine OF q divorce
Takes straightway to the stage;
And for eleven weeks, Of course,
She Is the current rage.
A thousand people Of this kind
Their way to glory carve.
No wonder that today we find
An actor has to starve.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10
Unusual Episode.

Jimmy peeped into a gun
BY a thirst for knowledge gcaded.
But there was 40 damage done;
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

Richard Barry, magazine writer,
has filed papers in the superior court
in Maryland asking for an attachment
on the property of Martin M. Mulhall
of Baltimore In the petition, Barry
says that Mulhall owes him $4,000 as
the result Of an agreement entered
into whereby Mulhall agreed to market
certain political letters among maya
zines and newspapers, and divide
equally with him the profits from the
sale
Those letters were purchased ac-
cording to the complainant, by the
New Y rk World for $4,000. Barry
says that in violation OF the agreement
Mulhall kept the full amount derived
from this Gale.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

Ways Of Women.
No woman cares to face an emerg-
ency without first powdering her nose.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

The Mexicans want the United
States to apologize because a Mexican
flag was torn down in Tucson. Have
the Mexicans paid for the damage they
did to Ell Paso while pretending to be
fighting across the river? Also have
they made amends for the insults their
bestial soldiers have offered to
American and other women who were
SO unfortunate as to be living in their
country? They don't want an apollo
gy; they need spanking.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10
Running No Risks.

why don't the dog come out Of the
cellar?"
We'll. he doesn't know that the
Fourth is now officially safe and sane
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

Hardly Likely.
Didn't Oliver Goldsmith once live
here?" asked the tourist
II don't remember the name" said
tho janitor. who was the CENT?"
HE was a poet"
Then It's hardly likely that he ever
lived here. sir. We always demand
the rent in advance"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10
GOOD PROGRAM AT MALVERN. 4

r. WAIvern. july N.---The tenth annual
session Of the Mills county chautauqua
convenes this year July 20-27 with one
OF the best programs given u.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

The earcastlc Doctor.
''You should never take medicine IN
the dark said the doctor.
why not, doc?"
well, 1t encourages the fool killer
to neglect his job"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

An Obstinate Man.
my husband Is a most stubborn
man."
/ How now!''
''He heard somebody say that you
can't get blood from turnip."
'Well?"
$50 now he is working on a process
to prove that you can"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

Honkl Honk!
did she come to the door when you
serenaded her with your mandolin"
mo; but another fellow came along
and brought her out with an auto
horn" d.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10
Evening Story.
CURING a CASE.
BY JOHN PHILIP ORTIZ.

Copyright, 1913, by the McClur
Newspaper Syndicate.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10
Press Comment.

Keokuk Gate City: The people Oi
the United States last year consumed
an average of IN gallons Of whisky
or brandy and two-thirds Of barrel
Of beer It is evident that somebody
has been getting good deal more than
his share.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-07-10

Over the Counter.
"Are these candles fresh, my pretty
one!" asked the youth with the sun
set socks.
"They are fresh. but not in your
class" answered the saleslady with
the Titan hair.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15
8ieSerne % Seneeboscn. 8uait

Wteogadr0 / Slnbopo (gtore) trt tor
nogle Gage iiben iarrbe oct garnle
Orb, at @iebeu err "~altGbenoe", for
teller "SrommenS Sioenbe". Sa1t
bar en- apelo / 6isiet og meIfeSe no9-
Ie 8ieoer. s SuoerIommet bapoe
ban en- Se9nebog meb $50 aroner /.
ltnber WeIfningen baboe ben1te falot
no, og ban merfebe bet fsrit en-
Stllno efter at ban bar fGroig. 81
ter iaa fo~rgiGpeS of babe isgt efter
oen / Stlten, fom han paa at Ie efter
/ Sjeiet hos 8ieoerne. % rigtignot
= ban fom tiosnof til at faa ie en-
8ieo giere Jig tiIgooe meo Ell 30
&rone.S ebbeI, iom ban fif nappet ira
ben / en- temmeIig maltrafteret I'll
Itono. &citer par f~oriuurocn OPP
fpiit al De qroabi9e 9pr. Sum no9le
2prfiIler al felipe 9ogcn laa tgien.
SeIoiopiS er Wanoen / eft iaa goo
efonomiif Sitting, at ban fat tage
llbeIbet meb &o, men oct maa life
oeitominore bore barmelig at tRr1fe
paa, 90 Rprinasinbbolbet neppe ipa.
rer til Soberets foItenbe. % ban
bIir eanife iiffert 8ieoebooer for St-
net =
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15
Soereldnoet err | fare.

Sor en- Sib iibcu uoiteote Iauife
GpiuSers Notwithstanding | Gaumart
en- ~inotr9ugeube SpforOring iii SauoSs
mGuo ON oeo fribt1ige 9tbrag at bsoe
pda DC pGrite RaugIer / bort Sabre
lambs Sorioar, % bernie Spfororiu8
b%e9rlruoeocS uuber SeubIit til De uros
Iise og %faretrueube SorboIc | europa
bIanbt aroet mco fsIgeuoe Orb:
"Sc llpeirSitpcr, Der / Raautoer bar
hGu9t trucnoe ooer europa. bar usbs
Ueuoispis meo forsest Stprte maattet
benIebe Sduteu paa DC msgct isle'
li9e Rnngler, %buorunoer bort SorIodr
Iiner, % forbnobentIig er mango zine.
iom fsr bar Iuitebe, bIepue nabreoc for
ben Sdrc, Der truer Saumdrf unocr
IN SeroenSfrig. en- for Del al Rdnas
lerne bcb bort Sorioar fan life | Ell
Sait afhiGlpeS, men pna mango Cms
raaber ian % bsr Ser 9isres meget.
- Sngen fan Ie. hpdo
SremttSen brrer | tit Siiso, men bet
ipnes, Tom ON Der er Iebret % n Srtit:
ben maa life 9aa ubenpttet henl"
elsie Orb taller o9iaa WGub %
abinoer1 Der er rurbne | oanit Blob,
men leoer uSeuior S9orcldnOets 8rrrs
fer iii oierte. gtsget tpoer pdd, at
ariger paa g~aItanbaloseu er Soriptnet
iii Inuet alporIisere ug mere omfats
tcroe Stampe, % inaeu Tan oGre | EbtI
ON. at bet giGIoer bort EGorcldnos
Griitens, boi5 9anbet life er reoe I'll
iueo Sgrc at pprue DEN gamle SoeIss
Grlulo unosr en- toutneuoe &eroeustrtg.
Vi unberteqneoe Breiter / De 10 oaus
r: lutberite ~atrteiamhIno pleier life at
bIauoe o5 meaet / bore GaroSmGnos
p~oIttiife cIler iocidIe Sorbolo, boerteu
berpber cler biemme; men oenne Sang
orCier set iia ont Ell Gag, Ser bar Suo
iii boer eueite SouiI gtauo 90 Sotnoe;
oct giGIoer BET SRorcIauO, iom Sub
gap os lom Dor SIGgt5 Siemitaou, oct
SGorcInuo, TOM Dor Nooertirtes cole
tie RGno lige ira GbioIou og auoers
Sune1su iii Bale, 8runotoia og Bib.
9ect bar oPret meo til at barge bcooe
meb 8aaS og 9aab, bet SRorsIduo. for
boiItct 8snueu opitiger trtnot ON
bIanSt oauite llSbauorere Ssnoog eftcr
Ssnonq.
@i baoer driaen iom En- at SBuoeus
pGrite SorbaubeIier; men ri booer
enoml mere oct iIepe o9 OOrIte Stno,
ion 9Iemmsr NsOuGrsetS Eet og Rligt
oocriur reperiit Bob % GoerfnI6 ubes
fra, og ri autter % fuIbt no iii Song
G6riitiuu BEN Sieubs5 mauoi9e Orb,
uanr ban npIig peo Nptaar tnIte for
6Gorelaubet bI. a. msS isIgeuoe Orb:
Seq fsLger gammsI SGoUaue. nddr
ieg III / Santen ~foreuer mtg meo
| 2auosmGno bienmc og uoe og iun,meu
me6 benz suiter. at Cubs 8eIiiguelie
utnn boiIc oUer bort SpbreInrS. ioet bi
bper pdd fin glabs, BEN rare tor e1er
Iibsu. iGtter al Dor Strait IND pua at
pirte iii 9aunlort5 9Gre, % / 0ts ri
itabig bar bet aniOGr for Eie. at ri
Itploer be tommenoe SITgter at oUers
giDe bet famine ieI0itruoiae % frie
Saub pi bar moota9et fra bore SGOre,
til bent"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15
6ar DIT Wfbma?

"Nntis aitbma, Tote" pil bi9lpe
3cml 0ette Wi6Oel bar oPret pon
Rarfcoet bare 49, Mar. Wteu bar
u6rettet et eneitaaenoe 4rbeiSe, iom
S~clbrcoenSe. Aitbma op iii 80 aar
gammeI bar maottet giOe Hip poa lit
8utte. Sanoe Sionesbpro oil bliOe
Gem tiIIen6t. Yti0Iet er garanteret
unOer "@ure 5000 an6 3rug" .2opet.
SsiIig onbefaIet al 2Gger. $500
pr. 4uroe euer 3 SANDER for $500.
SfrIO Rorif cIer gngeIif iii 9uti-
9(ithmos9 ute 60, Dor asa, Everett,
@aIb. u. g. 8rnprocf, Rsr.
Eeno "Teccru6sg ofteu- Ill SIRgtutngs %
Bsnuer I 8dutle[uuoet. - 1irsoGgs 90 STE
odasuoanUen ioftst $3.50; 5re~oG8suoGacsu
uleHe. SIPS pr. aur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15
Gu SGorelanSsncu. Irne 3

VH UTorclanDspcn. IrHe arHeS
fem 8lepen / SoIsr fplote for rogle
Gage iiben 100 Iar. San gifteoe
fig 20 aar ganrreI 90 tit ba al i'm
Sor en- Steftbraate noget nfiibes iii.
ifoes oppe / 8lep - oeraf Rapnet
&Ieoeu. Ser ifuIbe altiaa arne iii
at rpboe ct Stem, bpgee Suie og
itelIe oct Zig OF ban fiuroe Iepe Der
meb Some og 9srn, ifriper "Snb-
lanbSpoIten". Wter Marfen bar ma
ger meo Sten % @rits, Ina oct blep
ct baarbt @rbeibe oppe / piIbe So
gen at faa rpboet iaaIeoe8. at BET bar
noget of lepe al. Wer Irrte &leoen
bar ing, mcb Woo og &rpfter; BAN
fog fat, brsb Sten OF fsrte bort ira
fin &ponirg / S%unore6piS al S9s og
tit iaaIe6es 6prfet op omtring iii lille
Stem, ioo of ban nteb Gilbert fltrbe
fs0e Ell $50 og ct gar Sauer. San
bar bant en- trio Irbeib$bag, men
bar peb lin @ncrgi formuaet at for
isrge lin Samtlie o. at brinGe Mere
og mere no al Sorocn. Saooe Norge
mango ilige, bilbe BET bore ct rigere
2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

0ampifib "Alanpell", ion err paa
400 Cons % er bpgset i 1903.
8ampifibet ifol prnbsbes til "9ocfs.
len. Oct bItper S%ronobiems 'tgrite
Gompifib. 9penS n2ittsrite Gam.
per bliper set Sfib, ion Heoeriet
fisbte | Samiar, nemlig "Alb. SO.
Selmer", iom err paa $3.50 Cons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15
9emsmanb Gauliens 1tuSerlag.

2epanger 9e~rreositpre bar bebanolet
Sagen ON 9eusmarto SaltlienS lin.
beriIa9. Get bier Jig at SenSman'
ben ioIt bar unOeri laaet Ser. 2415.S7
al Serrebsfa8ien8 Wibler. Serrebs.
itpret beiIutteoe enitemmig at forIan.
Qe 2ensmanoen tiltolt og Itroffet.
2ensmano YaulienS llnoeriIag al Be
offentIige og fommlnale &aSier uo'
gisr ifeIge "SronobiemS abreSies
ouiS" inlt ca. $4,000 &r. Sertil
fommer De 8eIeb ban bar UNDER
Ilaaet for prtpate Solf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15
"NorSenfielSfe". Sra Gro

bient meoocIeS Sen 2Sbe 0tarts.
Noroenficlbife 0ompifibSieIlfob ban.
be tbug Notwithstanding. 9eitp-
relien blep al Observation-Disclosures
bemrmoiget til at uopioe Gftiefapi'
talen inbtiI 5 Wiaioner &roner, naar
SorbOlOene maotte bile fig glntitige
for en- iaoban u~ooioeIie. afttefapi.
taIen er mi 3.5 Milion &roner. Be-
ItpreIien bempnbige8 pibere til at art.
perbe ct SeIeb al tnotiI I Wiaion
&roner til Hpbpgnirtg al Sfibe, naar
oct madtte behepes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

It opfOrorsr oa ale DC 2anesmGnb.
Der iom Vi fsIer Srnu9 til oaiad at
gtoe SutuemmeIigbeoeu ~operfor SRSres
Iauoet ct ipnIig llbtrnt. til at sipe Ell
aoo Sane til SdnnartS Soriedr %
iuaIe0eS gisre oeres iii. at ganSets 9es
after tau iomure | 2une % pi berare et
frit og u~afbGugigt SGoreInuo iom bolt
aaubsIiae 8peitsb. g~iSrasene. Der Tom
Ell idmlet Gum isnere bill bIipe ieubt
til "Sorioarstomiteeu af 1918" mso
Saitor SaruIS Senieu asnt. Ser for
Eioen opboIoer iig / 8au1uarf. icm
ReIIenuraub, behes tnoieuSte til gaitcr
y. SieIbebe. Grabbing, Ylifigan. Der
bar Iooet or ore Edsferer, eIler til en-
az De andre Observation-Disclosures. aoitte.
ring oil fe9e / Sunfsdmeritaufe 8Idbe.
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Blair, Rsb. Rncine, 8ia
3. Senieu, n. G. a~iiSesaarS,
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Sutdhinion 9ainu. Scranton. 20
.. gamblod, Z. Ssrseaien,
Bridgeport. Conn. &tmbaltou, 90
81. Z. s%ritenien, 3. simsnien,
8iborg. 2. 9df. Gbicaeo, 81.
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