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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-08-21

WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
homework. Phone 1897 or call
at $40 Elm street. 76tf
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Safe deposit boxes for rent. Thomp.
son Brothers. x
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Freight Rate Again Suspended.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The inter-
state commerce commission has fur
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someone said, Green, dare you tC
pass Professor Frevert" Before he
had finished the laundryman's cal
was bounding over boulders and dodg-
ing trees to make the attempt. Ere
vert was passed but to do it cost a
new inner tube on Green's car.
City of WatermelOns.
Then to Juliaetta, the city Of wa
termelons, tomatoes and the Invest
bunch of boosters that are to be found
in the Palouse country. The Moscow
party, which had by this time added
five members to it's number, the
drummer boys and Bill Lee driven in
McCurley's little Buick by Fred
Shields had finally overtaken the
crowd. 1t might be added also that
RaIston Butterfield was picked up
three miles beyond Troy after he had
run the entire distance before over
taking Professor Hutton's car. But
terrified had taken the stump at Troy
to convince the citizens of that place
that they couldn't beat Moscow in the
line of implements and machinery
when the rest of the party forgetting
him had cranked up and left town.
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Kendrick Bid Welcome.

Then Kendrick. 1t was growing
dusk when the Moscow party drove
into that little city on their return
trip, and the streets were quieter
than usual, the business of the day
being about concluded.
At Kendrick the visiting party was
welcomed by Tom and c. f. Byrne,
Nick Brown, and number of others
whose names were not secured in the
few moments that were spent there
after the supper hour in the hotel
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ROYAL WELCOME WAS
EXTENDED TO VISITORS

Continued from Page y
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Brown Was Absent

| Mr.. j. +. Brown, president OF the
of town and it could not be learned
Just what preparations had been made
to bring an exhibit to the county
fair. Kendrick is making plans for
street fair to be held sometime in
September and the same exhibits that
are collected there will be brought to
Moscow and entered in the competition
at the county fair. They will be ia
ken to the Spokane Interstate fair al
so, if it is possible to avoid a con-
f1ict of dates.
At Kendrick an explanation of the
premium lists was found necessary
as a misunderstanding of it's terms
had almost discouraged several who
had intended to make exhibit. At
meeting of the commercial club there
last night the matter of bringing an
extensive display of garden products,
grains and grasses to the fair was to
be taken up. Kendrick is always a
strong competitor for honors at the
county fairs and her exhibit promises
% be an interesting one.
So successful was yesterdays trip |
hat it is quite probable that others
# a similar nature will be arranged |
or neighboring towns in other sec
ions Of the county within the next
ew weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-25
HUERTA POWERIS
GROWING WEAKER
Financial Condition Rapidly
Becoming Acute, Think
Officials

Washington, December 24-By any i'm
PENDING danger to life or property of
Americans and other foreigners on the
coasts of Mexico well guarded against
through United States warships, and in
the opinion of officials of this govern
ment the Huerta government growing
weaker and weaker, and its financial con-
dition rapidly becoming acute, President
Wilson expressed satisfaction with the
operation of the American Mexican policy
before leaving for his Christmas holt
day
Arrangements were made by the Pres
ident with the state department to keep
I'm informed at Pass Christian of any
unusual developments in Mexico. but or
binary events of the revolution will not
be communicated to him
Few dispatches were received by the
state department today, nothing official
having been heard of the reported re-
capture of Torreon by the rebels, ad-
vices of which came from JuaIez.
Relief orders from the navy department
today relating to battleship movements
In Mexican waters made no change in the
number of warships to rub noses In the
Gulf of Mexico.
The Michigan will be relieved by the
Minnesota and the New Jersey by the
Georgia.
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order and In few brief remarks stated
the object of the meeting. The first bust.
ness was the election of officers and the
following were elected
DIR. J. r. Sherman. ex-mayor. and a
leading prohibitonist. was elected presi-
dent; J. NJ. Kyser, vice president; ". S.
Hanserd. secretary.
After the officers were elected ]. NJ.
Kyser in a very eloquent manner intro
duced W. T. Murphree of Gadsden. chair
man of the Underwood forces in the Sew
enth congressional district. The principal
speaker of the day Mr.. Murphree, made
a rousing speech in Mr.. Underwood 5
behalf and was frequently applauded.
Several citizens of Albertville who have
drawn up petitions, asking Underwood
men to sign. turned them in at the meet
ing and il was found that over 400 voters
in this immediate community We're on
this petition. Mr. Underwood will speak
here on January 2 and a record breaking
crowd will turn out to hear him.
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Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting a
trunk several years ago. Doctors said
my only hope of cure was an operation;
Trusses did me no good. Finally L got
completely cured me. Years have
passed and the rupture has never re-
turned, although | am doing hard work
as a carpenter. There was no operation,
no lost time, no trouble. have nothing
10 sell. but will give full Information
about how you may find complete
me, Eugene NJ. Pullen, Carpenter. 1896
Marcellus Avenue. Manasquan, N. j.
Better cut out this notice and show it
to any others who are ruptured-you
may save a life or at least stop the
misery of rupture and the worry and
danger of an operation.
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EVIDENCE AT PROBE
COVERS WIDE RANGE;
HEARING ADJOURNS
TO FRIDAY MORNING
CONTINUED from Page Five)

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that those conditions had existed for the
last 10 or Is years: that numbers of arr
rests were made before grand jury met
and that he would not say gambling was
unmolested.
Upon questioning by Commissioner
Weatherly witness stated there was nc
doubt but what members of the police
force were on the pay roll of gamblers
but that he had no evidence of Bodoter
knowing anything about it: that he would
not tell what policemen these were, and
that he had recently been in Jail because
he wouldn't tell Witness stated he be-
lieved more money was given by gam
blers in last two or three years for po
lice protection than the combined salaries
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-25
ALBERTWLLE HAS
UNDERWOOD CLUB
$50 Citizens Organize for
Senatorial Campaign-40O
on Petition

Albertyine. December 24-Cspecial)-one
hundred and fifty citizens of Alhertvilie
and surrounding community met at the
courthouse here this afternoon and an
Underwood club of Marshall county was
formally organized
". c. Sims, county chairman of the
Underwood forces. called the meeting 70
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Bishop James H. Mccoy will speak at
the Christmas services at the Fountain
Heights Methodist church this afternoon
at O'Clock. There will also be a stere-
opticon lecture by the Rev. r. NJ. Arcii-
bald, Rotations, special musical pro
eramme and Christmas tree with Santa
Claus present for the little folks.
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I~OVeTrAaT]
Joseph
and
Loeb
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY


ert Campbell. % years old. died suddenly
at Bocas del Toro. Panama nlccording to
a brief message received hess this morn
Ing He died Friday and was buried to-
day. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Campbell. and went to Panama
about three years ago, where he was with
the I-nited Fruit company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-25
LEGAL NOTICES

The annual meeting of stockholders of
the First National Bank of Birmingham.
Ala, will be held on Tuesday, january
49, 1914. at its banking house, corner Sec
ond avenue and Twentieth street. in the
city of Birmingham, Ala, between the
hours of II a. m. and II M, for the pur-
pose of electing a board of directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
THOMAS HOPKINS, Cashier.
12-9-tu-th-tf
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Cnrda of Thanks.

To the many dear friends who so kind
ly sympathized with us and ministered
to our anxiety and sorrow during the
illness and upon the death of our SON.
Roy, we take this method of expressing
our deepest sympathy.
MR.. AND MRS. A. c. TURNHAM.
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Mrs. w. L. HafIey

Huntsville, December 2i.-tspecial)
Mrs. w j.. Iialsey, 50 Years old died
TUESDAY at her home ON Meridian street.
after a brief Illness. Her husband ara
five daughters, Mrs. Allen McI.ain, and
Misses Ellie, Lellie, Annie and Viola
Hafley, survive her
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-25
Deaths and Funerals
Mai. James Henry Fowles

Major James Henry Fowles, aged 70
years. died last night at o'clock at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph 4.
Yates, 1881 Eleventh avenue. south. Fu-
neral services will be conducted fram the
residence tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
with interment in Elmwood cemetery.
The deceased is survived by his widow
ana his daughter, Mrs. Yates. Major
Fowles had been resident of Birming-
ham for over 20 years and was we'll
known. He had a wide circle of friends.
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Mrs. Harriet NJ. Acklin

Huntsville. December 24.-(Sreciall !
Mrs. Harriet NJ Acklin widow of the late
Theodore Acklin, died last night at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Charles H..
Halsey, after long illness. Mrs. Acklin
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Mrs. f. A. Jones

Funeral services over the remains o.
Mrs. B. a. Jones. who died Tuesday
night at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. j. {. Nelson, COS Twentieth street,
south, will be conducted this afternoon
at o'clock Interment will fo'ow in
Elmwood cemetery.
Mrs. Jones was the widow of the late
Judge William J. Jones of Mobile, af.l
Lad been a resident of Birmingham Cor
several years. The deceased is survived
by her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Nelson, and
four grandchildren Mrs. j. NJ +. Otis,
Mrs. E. t. Wilcox and NJ Jones Nelson
of Birmingham, and J. c., Nelson of
New York. There are many family con
nectiens in Greensboro and Hale cotinty
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Ben G.. Shiyers

Funeral services over the remains of
Ben G. shivers, aged 30 years. who was
killed by a fall of rock on Tuesday morn
ling, were conducted from the family resi-
dence at Irondale at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Interment followed in McEl-
vain cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-25
Automobile Stolen

The four-passenger automobile of Rrad-
ley j. Saunders was stolen from in front
of the Drennen garage at Avenue D and
Twentieth street last night.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-25

JOHNS Undertaking Co. Phone 1904.
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day night, were conducted yesterday aft
ernoon at o'clock from the family resi-
dence, 1902 Cliff Road. Interment fol-
lowed in Temple Emanuel cemetery.
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was rs years old and is survived liy three
daughters. Mrs j. ID. Ragland, Mrs.
{. III. Halsey and Mrs. J. W. Tile..
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Solomon Never

Funeral services over the remains Of
Solomon Meyer, who died suddenly Mon
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Robert Campbell
Gadsden, December 23.-(Special Rob
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
Siominer 90 Q orpeooer.

tSor fsrite Sang er Der / oelllle
Sib blepet uoarbeioet Ell ltutlltl1t
Spcriigt oper, bpao Der / &erne
meaem Hationerne er prPlteret meo
unberijsiife Miner og Sorpeooer.
Sn~teresiunt er oct at ie, bpllfe Nelul.
toter man Derpeo CT fommet I'll, lpe.
cielt nle0 Senipn netop til Den RUS
Tiff iapanife arig, ior bpis TeOfom.
mcnoe Splpslingcrne toreligger tenn.
melig fulbitrnoi9e.
81 @anae ialt troaote be UNDER.
iieiife %aobcn / Girfipnlbeb / 1904
-05, nenllig 26 @ange Sieminerne
II @ange Sorpebccrnc. s 10 Stls
fGloc eoelagbc Minerne, / II til
ieiet Sc oem bare @eifaoigelier, men
opcr Salppelcn al Wineerploilonerne
bapoe ben irpgteligIte Sirfning. If
oe If Silfplbe, / builfc Sorpeooerne
bIcp anpenbte, blep De 8 angrebne
Sfibe f%uIbitpnoig tilintetgiprte, | 3
SiIiplDe blep Wooitnnberen iterft be-
ifabi9et, og intet Sorpeooangreb bar
belt itoen Sirfning.
Spor man altiaa fit Seilia6eb til
at berptte Winerlte og Sorpeooerite
/ Sisfriaen melem Gltslano og So
ran, mao oct ~erfienoes, at De fife
bar ifufiet Sorpentningerne. 6or.
iaapiot oil man funne gisre Heg'
ming paa beres gobc SiHlp | ell 6or-
iparsfris, bpao ser ~inocboloer en- Itor
Spmuntring for ben lpagere Sip
maet o~perfor Den itcrfere,
Sefnifen bar / oct belle / Dor Stos
Siefrig gipet Den unoerlegne Fart
Gaaben ibunoe, iom unoer ale Snl.
Itpnbiabeoer pil forOrc ell alorn
Ipigtenbe Gagtiombeo ira Ieln Den
Iterfeite SIDE. 5 Den uhoeriieilfe
gtine % Sorpeoobaaoen bar enooe
oct moSernc iturc Slagifib Mooltan-
oere, Iom unoer gipne 6orhclo fan
aaa al meO Seiren, % iom oil fringe
en- angribenoe 5laabe eler Ell Slaa'
oe, iom bar inbeiperret i'm WooItail.
Der / Ell beiritet @aun % bloferer
bom i oenne, til Sorbolosregler og
Observation-Disclosures, iom ! ITO
Iiaere Sioer par iifienote % uneo'
penbi9e.
Sertil fonnnier | Den npe'te iii
Observation-Disclosures. I'll bisie me.
tie Sjetampmibler letter 10 Siecifi'
cererue / ale Iariner oe itsrite 6or'
baabnineer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
0~noiamlin9en til
WinoeSapen.

SiI at nprc bcbiGIpcIise / Ir6ei'
oct mcO Snbiamlingcn til bcn uotio.
naIc 0iinOcgopc I'll Norgc bar Ri All.
iot ieIacn0c rl~noinuulcrc:
.. &c oitrom, &cniett, Soma,
@rooliicIO Gownibip. @ortb Goun-
IN, ga.
&ctcr 2oricn, &nnlontopn,
60, ior &oicc % SnlcgL @ortb
So.
Nmun0 @tIion, u. I, "a
pcnport, u. Gnf.
u. z. ellington &ofcr, q.
2of.
&orQcn GnaoorO, Gnoer,
lin, u. Cnf.
Sor& &pnnc, Glborp 2atc,
Minn.
Sans Grim 80, Souoc, Sa.
Ole Gllin9on, Gppiu9, y.
Gaf.
elsie cr bore Ncpruicntantcr / %
nrpntc Giltri!tcr % bcmnn0i1ct iii
at moota9c @iOra9 til MinOcaauen,
Suffering oil oliue giuct i Tuiicrnc.
~ inncanuts9 II,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
6oor lau9t forpIamtcr
Spoen fig.

llnOer i9rlig gunitise Smit9noig-
beoer fan frafti8 Spo beres | Nj
ltunOe, ionl pei life nanr op paa Si-
ben al Dem, De traaolpie Stationers
eleftrilfe gelger ejenlemleber, men
iom DOG er ganife respectable. Get
er tienot nof, at &anolitoroenen |
Slaget peb Seip5ig funoe bsres belt
inb / 2Iterriee. ga Eronning Sic.
toria blep begraoet / 1901, bsrtes
SaIutifl,ooene / 40 &ilometers vi
itanO. "a BET uuOer Irbetoet paa
Sitngfrall- Sernbanen / 1908 b9note,
at $4,000 8ilogram Gpnun1it lprang
/ 9uiten, blep analoet bort / 40 ST.
lometers Iiitano iamt | Ifitanoe,
iom ligger mellem 14O % 200 ailo.
meter ira Sungirau, mems erplollo-
nen life bertes / De interchangeable
2anbsbe!e. SGnomenet nlaa anta9e-
li9 iorflares iom Silbagefaitning ira
Sfp- pg Suitlag eller Ell S~pobrDOnilg
mclem 2~uitlagene / SiebeO meo ben
Spsbrponing, mo fienoer ira 8ien-
ltanbe, iom itaar balpt /, balpt oper
Ganoet. SEQ pulfanIfe ll0bruo fan
grplpiipnerne beres / en0nu Itsrre
Miltanbe. Ga arofatpo paa Slln0a.
eerne bapbe ltbbrub 1888, blep
grploiionen bprt / Gei,tralailen / en-
ItItallo al 5000 &ilonleter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08

ben. arbeibe er 2ip; oen, Der til.
bringer lin 5io / 2coiggung, b!ioer
ina, % intet timber, at bans Si9lelip
iaaer N ipaelig &etning, iaa arpf'
tcrne fonccntreres poa andre Wenne'
IferS Sell, iitebenior at nue Sipls.
eurer brrbe miotiamles for pcofom.
mcnoes ~pcrionIige llbpifliug o. iiG-
Ieligc Tcrt.
Get Ienneife, Der isger lin aanoe.
ligc Ssoc / otter og after at gieimem'
eaa fine thermometers Sell oa ipa-
&C Cher, iorieger at opretboloe 81
ret UNDER 5crboIb, Der aanbeli9t ia.
get life or be0re enb Den %iorlorne
SenS Spinefeoe, og ijGlelig Sitno.
beo unbcr bisic Sorbolo er oerior Ell
llmuligbeb.
Wiblet bcrimob ligger lige for
Sodnben. Gen, Ser pco at runloge
fig iclp, timber, at ban cler bun er
llt0c pao CT torf1ert Net I oelllle Sen'
ieen6e. ifal life iegc S~elbrebelie ueo
at prspe paa Of of6oloe iig ira neo-
ipttcrbe Smtole al fine Meomenne-
ifer; bette lpffeS iom &eael life. Zen
poiitipc Gel er tltien 8onge bebrc;
man ifol 'ploe 8i6en mco eli limo
IiGIclia geifiGftiqeIie (. Gr. Stioicr
al iorificIiQ Nrt, berinbcr ogIoa RAJ
tionel SunbhebSpleic, iamfuhosnpt-
iiot iociolt N(rbeibc / sc leoige Ii
mer on ian i~rcmheleS; TIL mar fart
fitn 6olbc SiGlelipet iunot pco iuno
iiGIeIiq Seifipitigelic. ("SunNheoS'
blabet0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
Siernes Dor.

Niupr ligner / oct gore Scbtitoi.
ferne. men Oct aoifilcr Jig ira Oiaic
uco i'm SanmleniGtnin9; man fan
life al Gpr iremItiQc 8lpccrin pco
9~chonblilg mco Ilfolier, % Torct
ipilbcroeles life pco lang Sibs Scn=
li1aen / 2uiten, oct bliper life
"Garift". %orct prooucercS al DC
ln1gc Ir6eiosbier pao Ell mcget eien-
bommclig Waaoe; sc fortTrer Ell
Gel Sonning og 9lomitcritsu, pg
oen bcraf / Mtapen tilbereote Sait
(Ghplis) oaar oper / Slobet. Tom
uoifiQer Gnret paa Sc iuafalbte
SpeiIc al @ogfropringene; Sc irem.
itiaeoc imna &orplaocr tages PED
Sjrlp al Sa9benene no fra Speile.
ne, pg De bliper III gi~entemGlteoe al
SienS Spg1crcoifabcr og BRIGGS Taa
til Gellebpgningen.
ri Soret iremitiller man ems,
2af % forificIige formaceutiife
ErGpornter; Sorbrileet / europa or
mcaet tort, ser Importers Tor 81.
a. ira Gllbu, graiilicu og Maoagas-
far.
Gco Sen tefniife Senr6ei0nina al
oct raa Tor renles bette fcrit pcD CT,
Smclining meb Tonobamp; man
faar oa Toret liggenbe imeltet OPEN.
pao oct parntc pco SampenS Sortpt.
ming oanncbe Tan0, bpori Sorllre-
ninJernc lpnfer iii Sunos. Sereftcr
fomuncr Ell Slcgning, iom enten fan
p9re Ell lanaiomt | SoIlpIet ioreeoa.
cnoc Eroces, Der ta9er 4 a 6 Tiger.
eller Nlegninaen fan ife burtigcrc al
fltnitig Sci pco Ell Shining; til Sol.
blegninaen bringes %oret / 9aanS'
iornl, peb at en- imeltet Toritroalt
tr0iier eli rotcrenoe paao SrGpaIIc
iom iodr Soret I'll of itiuue iom e
@Gnbel, Der BONNER bcnao sc,
&anoIpeil. b%porunoer TaIien hpffel
neo meb lin neocrite Solpbel. Dor.
hunolerre anbrinaeS pao CT aIpbe
Der lager paa ct / Hamme nbiprnot
Sraahnet, og Sfomunerne titles ioa
leoeS. at SIloboIoet ubi1ttes 70,
SoIlpiets % AtrnoiiGrens SnSpirf
ninser; uloer Solblegningen mat
gormnsien al % Ill pennies; Sennl
@lesnine er bpr. iorSi Den frGpe,
itor Tlaos % meseu g~rbeiSsfraii
Man bruecr oeripr oite Den ouen
u9pnte bnrtise @le3ning pco @iGIi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
M2rS. 2. Renue hnr oenne llae

MRS. z. Reaue Dor ocnne ltge
ppret / Iecorob pno uogIe GogeS
8iiit. Seitcrcn, Wiiis SelJo 9pe,
iom tilbragte iioite llge / Minrcapo.
lis, lebiaae0e henoe bernco.
Yaitpr 3. 6. Shmibt bar Ell
SioIong reiit onlfrina blonot Nie.
%nigbcocruc / oen Sorencbe airfe her
/ Ggnen for nt ion1lc De $4,000,
iorn ubfrGpcS FOR at ioa Ioie Soil'
gen gl0eroomsbicm bcnlogt BERTH.
Sitnmen or mi pao oct nGrmeite
iifrct. Intagcli9 nil 8pgningsar.
bei0ct inocn ret lGngc fllnne paabe.
gpn0cS.
4aitor gtifoloi u. 2arien og
Sultru or igdaroiteS anfommet ill
Gecoroh lnr at tnge Gfife0 mco Ior.
GlOrc, SgiTen0e % Genner, ioet go.
ltorcn paa GoIo ira hen rorite Sp,
nooc gnar iom NiiSiioupr til aiua.
Gan SirSOna trnfcr De at bragg
uiocrc Ill Sbicago, % oerfra oper
gtcw 9orf 9icmcm europa % 81.
birien iortirttc Reiien til Selma.
- Zen &omite al nogle al SperS
Sorretning&mGno, iom 6nnne0eS peo
Slltningen al ii0itc SgnbogS G5nu.
taltolrn % paatoa iig at gaa omtring
% c%rfpnoige iig OH, bporui0t ct tort
nof Snlg al 8iletter fun6c qarante.
res, ioa at ri ogian nGite Har Tan
iau G~boutouQua til Iccorab. erbolbt
/ @sbet al en- Gags 8io Ell @arnnti
paa 1900, 90 oct or ionleoeS al
giort, at nj ogion / 1914 bill ioa
en- ieritcfiosieS Gboutartquo her.
Ter or tiaiqe aacrcOc tinget $50
SuinuhiQcttcr
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Gmaapiuf.

- MIr. % Ntra. Cloi @oIlcpon9
rciitr Girsbo1 til &olon Montano.
- u. sutOcrion ira mIcnmooo
Couuibip rciitc Cn@0oa iii Albcrt
&eo, Mimr.
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af fentiife SItningsmibler, ifisnt
man peo oenne Netooe life faar
fulot iaa gobt ct Yroouft iom peo
Solblegningen.
gipor err ct oprt Troouft ser brii.
ges oerfor flere Surrpgater, iom
oite bIanbes / gioor for at gisre oct
biuieere; apaliteten bliuer berpeo
ringere. Spm Silblanbinger brli.
ges I. er. Stearin og Yaraiiin, ioa-
oanne Sili9tnineer Iaber iis ponpi.
ie peo en- femiif lluoerieeelie al
goret. ct al De beoite Surrpsater
for Sor er oct ~inafalbte Sorbppr,
iom pinoes al Wineroiet S3oferit,
Der or ct acknowledgements, Der
imiolertib fun finbes meget faa Ste
Der / nogenlunbe betpoelig W9ngoe;
for 3iben pro0uceres Ser finn Sor0.
Dor / @ali6ien, % Eroouftet err me.
get oprt. Get or life hibtil lpffeoes
at uopiuoe Sorbporet al beu ioro-
porbulOise Wineralolie; man foar
oct Der itabig omoamnet til bet min.
ore peroiiilloe 8araifin.
vi andre neutrality-suspicious.
Tor giupret fan npones DC forifiel.
Iige Ylanteuorarter t. Gr. Sapan.
Dor, iom iibpresI les al Sreeue al
Gbus iu~ccebanea.
De flittige Sniefter Ieperer altlaa
foruoen ben meJet itottebe Sonning
tiaige ct onbet pGroiiulot Erpouft:
Dor, Der ganife pitt life bar mango
Inpenbelier, men iom til 8~ieuei9lo
er meeet nanlfeligt at %eritatte peb
Den @rllg, Der M aipres Oeraf.