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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-12
THAT ~M\N.EATl\G EEL"

Editor Honolulu Star-Bu)lrtin,
Sir You cannot realize what a re-
n"f y was 70 our minds when your
paper OF Ian. y reached Ii today and
"" read the TRUE story about Duk"
NahanaMUku eel fight.
Last week tn" san Francisco pHp"rs
had an article on tn, front page tell
jnG low tn" great swimmer had been
attacked bv monster eel. and that he
had lost his index finger, it being Bit
ten Off by the eel. These fake stories
hurt but am glad TO say they don't
often haPprn.
had a great many people inquire
of me- if We had eeIS like this and what
catastrophe it was to happen to
Duke, the great swimmer COngratu-
late Duke for us. and tell him We hope
hereafter he will keep his fingers out
or the WaV Of cells.
Yours sincerely.
j. S. McCANDLESS.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-12
TENNESSEE CAPITALISTS
COMING TO HAWAII

William d. Smith, capitalist Of
Covington Tenn, is planning to maze
III extended visit to the Hawaiian
Islands, He will be accompanied by
his son, Grover Cleveland Smith, a
young millionaire sugar broker OF
tennessee, who comes TO visit his in
ended bride. a resident of Honolulu
The son is prominent in CUVingtoN
society and fond Of outdoor sports.
Thr young broker is also Very fond
Vt motoring. most OF his spar" tim"
being spent with his racing car
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REORGANIZATION
CONTINUED from Page y

which will have cavalry and artillery
support nearly equal to that Of d.
vision. That being the case the FIRST
Hawaiian Brigade becomes tn" most
! important OF the brigade inspections
organized under the new order.
The following dispatch to the San
Francisco Call. unGer Washington
cate line of February =, explains the
army reorganization in detail:
Provision for the tactical OrganiZa.
ton of the United States into three
infantry divisions and one cavalry di-
vision is made in an order issued By
direction of President Taft and made
public tonight by Secretary of War
Stimson.
This plan will become effective Feb,
ruary l. and includes ,Ie entire mo-
bile army within the continental linn,
it's of the United States.
Hitherto there has been no tactiCa!
army organization higher than a regl,
ment. There have been no kbrigadeS
or divisions existing in time I peace
Upon the outbreak Of war, hen NJ
army was needed, it was IRessAry
20 create such all army undo i the
stress and hurry and eXcit pit OF
such an occasion.
In order to carry out the d SSary
administrative work connect with
the military establishment, I coun,
try has been divided by the n9N order
into four geographical departments
and eastern, central, western and
southern, with headquarters, respect
lively, at Governors island, Chicago,
San Francisco and San Antonio.
One army division will be situated
in each of these departments, the
cavalry division being in the southern
department with an infantry division
in each of the remaining departments.
The eastern and western departments
are virtually the same, territorially
as the present eastern and western
division, while the southern depart
ment is carved from the present cen
trail division.
By direction of President Taft, the
following assignments to command o.
departments, divisions, brigadeS anG
districts are announced:
The eastern departments, Major
General Thomas H. Barry; the CEN
trail department, Major General Will
liam H. Carter; the southern depart
ment, Brigadier General Tasker II
Bliss, at present commanding the de-
partment of the east; the western de-
partment, Major General Arthur Muir
ray; the Philippine department, Major
General J. Franklin Bell, including thu
district of Luzon, Brigadier Genera
Clarence R. Edwards; district Of Min
danao, Brigadier General John !.
Pershing; the Hawaiian department
Brigadier General Frederick Funston
Divisions and BrigadeS.
The first division, Major Genera,
Thomas H. Barry, including the frs,
brigade, Brigadier General Marion ?
Maus. and the second brigade, Briga
der General Robert X. Evans.
The second division. Major General
William II. Carter. including the
fourth brigade, BTigadi"r Genera
Ramsay d. Potts; the fifth brigade
Brigadirr General Frederick \
Smith, and the sixth brigade. BrIgadiel
General Ralph W. HOyt
The third division, Major Genera
Arthur Murray. including the seventh
brigade CSpnior colonel PRESENT.; Tie
eighth brigade, Brigadier Genera
Walter S. Schuyler.
The cavalry division. Brigaditr Gen.
oral T1Skpr II bliss iurmliuN the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-12

first cavalry brigade, Colonel Frank
West, second cavalry; the second cav
airy brigade. Brigadier General r. Z.
Steever; the third cavalry brigade,
Colonel Charles 4. p. Hatfield, Thir-
teenth cavalry.
The territorial organization heretO-
fore existing is discontinued and for
military purposes the territory Of the
United States is organized into four
geographical departments, Hawaii and
the Philippines constituting two more.
Districts OF Coast Artillery.
In addition 70 the four new divisions
which are established in continental
United States, there also will be es-
tab!ishPd three districts for the coast
artillery troops, one on the north At
lantiC, to comprise the coast artillery
subdistricts north of Delaware. mClu-
sivc, with Headquarters at Fort Tot
ten, y. Y; another on the south At
lantic, to comprise the SubdistriCtS be-
tween Baltimore and Galveston, inClu-
,iVe, with headquarters a Charleston,
s. C., and one on the Pacific, to EN-
brace the SubdistriCtS on that coast,
with headquarters at Fort Miley, Cal
A separate officer with the rank, II
possible, OF a general officer, will be
placed in charge of each Of these
coast artillery districts and he will
be responsible for the training, dis
oipline and instruction of the troops
under his command.
The new order also creates a bri-
gade of infantry in Hawaii, which
will he commanded by Brigadier
General Montgomery NJ. MaComb.
Thus, in the future, each of the
three infantry divisions will consist
Of two or three brigados with proper
proportion of divisional artillery. cav
airy, engineers and other auxiliary
troops.
In addition to the two cavalry bri-
gadeS, in the cavalry division there
is a third detached cavalry brigade
At the head of each division and, as
Sar as possible, at the head of each
brigade will be placed a general Off
GER with his regular staff.
War Efficiency Increased
The announcement says:
AT the outbreak of war or upon
any emergency requiring the use of
brigade or division Of regular
troops, it only will be necessary to
issue a single order addressed to the
commander of the division or brigade
n question, directing him to mob
ilize his force at the desired point"
The new plan will not involve the
immediate movement of a large num-
Der of troops. The department now is
studying the problems and orders for
such transfers as are necessary will
be issued later. The assignment Of
staff officers to the several com
mands organized under the new plan
will be announced in the future
Secretary Stimson believes that the
plan of reorganization is as thorough
~ in accord with the views Of the
army as it is possible for any such
Olan to be.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-12

Men who marry for looks seldom
get good cooks.
Latest statistics show about 5,527
reports Of lightning stroke in this
country a Year
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-12
SUGAR CONTINUES
STEADY AT 3.48

Centrifugals 90 degree test sugar
about three weeks ago, and up till
yesterday continued to hold that
price. Alexander 4 Baldwin received
the following Cablegram from New
York late yesterday afternoon:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-12

american. Federal and Howell re-
fine ries are quoting refined at 4.36.
The general demand is fairly good.
Supplies of raws sufficient Holders
Of raws are asking 34S"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-01
O'RyAN CLEARED
Of CHARGES MADE
BY GEN. VERbECK
No Basis for Them and Prob.
ably Maliciously Made, Re-
port Of Sulzer Board.

ALBANY. Feb III think this 10
the last word In the verbeck-O'Rysn
controversy said Gov. Suzer to-day
when he received the formal report OF
his committee OF inquiry. in which the
committee recommended that the mat
ter tie dismissed ms unworthy OF further
attention either at the hands OF this
committee OF nj the hands Of Your Ex-
csllency."
After briefly reviewing former AdJt-
Gen. verbeck's charges that Major
Gen. Organ while in command Of
New York CITY battery OF the National
Guard had misappiied certain civil funds
OF the oAgsniz0ion. the committee fnds
A. follows:
I'VE are satisned that the accusations
against Gen. Organ are without the
slightest support in fact. and We are
compelled with regret 70 report that
the charges In our opinion were made
for some Interior purpose and mali
ciously. without any desire to promote
in any respect the welfare Of the Ma.
tional Guard"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-01
FIXED POST COPS "NEST"
AMONG EGGS, IS CHARGE.
Three Said to Have BOOSTED In Store
While One Covered An
others Station.


A the result Of an Investigation made
by Capt. John Cray Of the Leonard
street station. Lieut.. Dennis J. Lyons
and Patrolmcn John J. Brown. Daniel
~. Custy and John +. Ward Of that
precinct we're suspended from duty to-
day. Charges of failing TO enforce dis
ciplins will be preferred against Lyons
and OF being of post against the patrol
men. Patroiman Andrew Frohlin Is
charged with covering Browns fixed
post m Browns absence. but has not
been Suspended.
Capt Cray received information two
days ago that when J. A. Rosen baum
opened his butter and egg store at No
Sis Washington street on the morn.
ing of Jan. 20 he found considerable OF
his stock on the floor and evidences
that the place had been . camping
ground during the night for several
men. Cray established. according q
his report. that Brown. Custy and
Ward were In the store at 4 o'clock IN
the morning, having obtained entrance
by means of key. Brown was absent
from his fixed post. which was allied
by the accommodating Frohlin.
Lieut. Lyons was In charge of thu
squad OF which the accused patrolmer
are members. He In accused Of no,
exercising proper vigilance
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-01
KILOGRAMS FAIL TO AID
SHOOTER OF POLICEMEN.
Reach Judge From Boston and
Montpelier, but Salvano Goes to

sing sing Just the Same.
County Judge Paddock OF Franklin
County, sitting IN Brooklyn. received
to-day his second telegram from friends
OF Alexander Salvano. whom he promptly
sentenced to not more than four years
and six months or less than one year
and eight months at hard labor in Sing
Sing. Salvano was convicted on one CT
Ave indictments charging him with
shooting two policemen and two passers-
by on July evening when he was on
tear from the steamship Montrese-
OF the Venezuela and Porto Rico line
lying at the foot of Hamilton avenue.
The first telegram was sent to the
Judge on Monday before the trial was
opened and demanded freedom for Sal
vano. 1t was sent from Boston and
signed Defense Committee OF Alex
ander Salvano." To-day's message was
sent from Montpelier. Vermont and
read.
"To the Honorable Judge Conducting
the Alexander Salvano Case, County
Court House. Kings County:
Alexander Salvano should he freed Of
the charge because he acted In proper
defense In the name OF the Spanish
colony" 1t was signed Severe Acebo
Nemeslo Cahanzo. Ellzzo Rnrquin. Luis
Gcmcz Pedro Ruiz and Romeo Maguel.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-01
CAKE - FEET ROUND.
Hwmsry club to Tackle II at Matte
sheridan birthday Dinner.

The biggest cake ever baked will be a
feature OF the 33tth dinner Of the Hun
cry Club at the Hotel Marseilies to-
night Besides being the clubs week.
end dinner. II will be the celebration OF
the birthday OF its president. Matte
Sheridan. known rs "the Littiest Presl.
dent" although she presldes over 7O7
members. including ex-senator Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson
Maxim and others equally well known.
TO make this birthday cake 1t was
necessary to have even q special piece W
sheet iron ms nufactured, as the ordinary
material OF tinsniths is only thirty
inches wide and the cake measures If
ty-four inches In diameter with a cir
conference exceeding fourteen feet. 1t
IL decorated with $50 pink roses and
from the heart OF each there rises a
pink candle, one for each guest who has
accepted the Invitation to ATTEND the
dinner,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-01
PEACE NOTE TO CAR.
Austrtaa Proposition Expected q
clear situation.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. IA let.
ter from Emperor Francis Joseph Of
Austria-Hungary to Emperor Nicholas
OF Russia which II is hoped will clear
away the mutual Austro- Rsssian sus-
picion and lead to the utilization
Of the Austrian and Russian armies is
reported to be on the way from Vienna
in the hands Of Prince Hohenlohe- Wal
denburg- Schillingsfuerst. formerly the
Austro Hungarian military attache
here.
Austria-Hungary continues the ac-
tive enrolment of supplementary re-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-01
RUssIA's BOY CROWN PRINCE
RECEIVES c0SSACK TROOP,
Soldiers Congratulate Cars Heir
on His Recovery From
Recent Illness.

ST PETERSBURG. Feb. i.-Crown
Prince Alexis Nichoisievitch to-day re.
c,tved at the palace at Tsarkoe-selo a
reputation Of Oral COssacks. who pre-.
ssnted the boy Prince with an address
ecasrstuistins him On mis- recovery from
~ escent ilinsaA.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-01
WON BET ON CHAPEL PRAYER
Bot student From DroOklyn He'd to
Quit Wesleyan University.

MIDDLBrowN. Conn. rsb. he
cause he made q bet in chapel with .
fellow student that Prof. William North
Rice's prayer would last more than ten
minutes and when the time limit was
up audibly remarked that he had won."
Clarence Il. Smith, = student from
Brooklyn. was dismissed to-day from
Wesleyan University.
Prof. Rice. one OF the oldest members
OF the faculty, Is noted among the stu
dents for the feryor end duration OF his
prayers In chapel.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-01
WIFE NO. 2 BEATS HIM UP.
Police Rescue Morse, who Admits
Bigamy on Charge Of No. ..


Pale and scared. Harry +. Morse Of
No. liS Fourteenth avenue. Astoria. an
inventor Of automobile attachments,
stood before Magistrate Appleton in
Centre Street Court to-day and pleaded
guilty to btgamy. lie kept one eye on
Louise Fricke Morse. who says he mar
risd her last Christmas Eve IN Man
haitian. When he had been arrested
and taken to the Long Island City
police station she was there. She flew
q, him and only the interference OF
the police kept her from seriously in
jur!nG him. She said that she Wa
going to get revolver and shoot him.
The second complainant was Minnie
Mehienken Morse. who swore that
Morse had married her June %, 1902,
At Bayonne, ". J. Magistrate Apple
ton held Morse In 5000 for the Grand
Jury.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-01

servists in the frontier districts Dor
dering on Russia and Servia. accord
ing to a despatch from Prague TO TIE
Sovoe vrsmya. \ force or 250.oo" Aus
tro-HunGarian troops 10 now eonNen-
trated in Bosnia.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-01
BORROWER OF TIME" HAPPY
Hes . Cleveland Man and IL 1O2-
Celea rates His Birthday.

borrower Of time" celebrated his birth
day to-day. He Ii lG. During the day
he wrote three letters. took shor, walk
and entertained a dozen guests.
Clark lives at the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. J. c. Malcolm.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-01
d. Altnna1t & On.

Will hold ON Monday, February 3rd
tine following Special Sales:
Dress Silks, Silk-and-Wool Popins,
Colored Dress Linens, Muslin En1broid-
cries; WOmen's Washable House
Dresses, Silk Petticoats, Knit Under
wear and French Hand-embroidered
Batste Collars; also Chdren's Shet-
land Wool Jackets.
Am Important Sale of American
Rugs will be commenced.
y3tab Au,nas. a4il una a5t4 shssta. Nsm uusk
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21

Be Wenneifer | Snlegner, Foitoog.
men paaiereoe SereS Nu$ en- Sang
ON lllen. Spiti Nar |ierere par
bun Ell al Sc gamIe SettIere, lont
par iuobu6t til at fire mes ber
'crite Sporooau. iom iltteS iAong
paa @ruuA Tpenue. Sut &iuteren
oro9 bcioeS Mano 3 Mil ouer Sc iii.
~iroSue MipritrNfnir1er til Gbicago.
ilobeu cIler til Set iulnitGnoige @ilo.
mis-, iom ni or iorpnuolct til CAT
Farf eiter Geo. Mrs. Sapre tog
lin 9uloiu8 meo liz % le~ola1eoe
6om iom oiteit pa Oi$ie 9eocypeoi.
iioner.
0m intereSiereoe liz BELT til i'm
$50 lepeuoe ior Gbica9oS Spfomit,
/ bpiIfen bum ieIp life bauoe Ell iaa
ringe Gel. Sapre'S Garf or en- al
benoeS @aper til @nel. Sum lit
ior Here aar ii0en Ell 9ulomeoalie
al 90 Settlers Club iom Ben Glo.
ite f%oinoeli9e S%nobpgger | Chicago.
On Gutter, ire 9srnebern og
6 @ernebornSbsrn ooerIcper benoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
Ghicaeos 0loite
0nobYoeer 900

Ntr$. Sarriet 2ooett Saurc, Obi.
Cages pl0ite Settler, or Ben t60e
os. oigonet rco Cohen / lit Stem
ocriicos / Sen beie aI0er al 81 &or.
hrs. Soprc tom / 1885 ill Obi.
cogo / en- meo Srcr iorip9u6t
bartholomew" Sun bar ga 10
aar gammel. Senoes 5a0er FOG liz.
iommen meo 16 andre, JON par
TONNE / 5slge ira Bath, ReD Yorf,
9ono 4 Wil noroenior Gbicasoilo.
cen, 10 aar eiter Sort Gearborn
glo0boSet. Smtrent 800 Siour.
inoianere bauoe ilanet 2eir itrar /
Rqrbe0en al beuOes Stem.
litten aar gammeI bleo bun Git
meo @iaiam 4. Sapre % ilptteoe
ino i ct 9ogbus meo Sorogu!u, Den
eneite Renneifebolis iom oensaug
ianotes melem benoes Gorplores
Siem % Sen ipoIise Arm al Gbiea.
goiloSen. Ceres 6arm Der paa 100
acres bauee Mr. Snpre tiebt al Rc.
qleringen for ~ Sbiaings (S1.50)
Or. acre paa lette interchangeable
faar. Ser boeSe bun | y aar.
Ge bar paa oes Si6 Be eneite bpi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sra @~aibiugton meooeIcs Sen
1Soe llooember: Get bite iig olc.
rcoe peO SammeutrG0eliei al oell
rationale observation-disclosures 5te
aarli0e Msoe beri @pen 5cgn til,
at Ser ior6ereotes eft itarpt angrc6
paa Observation-Disclosures Ya9-
orogspolitif al Dem, iom b9oocr, at
oen io9er at tilripe iiG StaterneS
9fet til at regulere iine egre 9elio.
oelier. Ser gif ioaIeoea Rp9ter ON,
at aou9rasien 0asbr0g5fomite itoo
lplittet % at en- Moioritet uil0e
anbeiale en- Hepiiion al Gesierin.
gems Observation-Disclosures.
"State's Ni9bts" -6oriegterne pil
inioIcrtiO iteoe poa fraitig Woo-
itanO. Iette antpoes i en- Gale al
CHARLES 2otbrop Heef, Sen aitrG.
0enoe Rrpiibeitt, Der crflprebe at
"6ienoer" iegte at ubbreOe oct Slto-
trpf, at aonicrpation mcnte &cicr.
ration % Seporelien al De nntur.
lige &iplpefiloer for Sc fomulen0e
8enerationer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
Roeiufferinouitrien

Sra Chicago me6oeIes SEN t7oe
Gopember: Observation-Disclosures
boIot lit aarIige 2anosmsoe beri
9pen ioas o. Oalgte npe gm6eos.
mPro for 1914.
Ser uotaltes poa Ne6et 6rpgt
for, Of npite liars aoIing bill BIZ
Sen iioite. 6a Observation-Disclosures
tror, at De life oil bli iitano til at
foufurrere meo Decentralization.
ierne, noar 5oIOen paa Sutfer op-
bpues / 1916. Otter en- al Be melt
peSiimiitiife 9elcsater5 Weniug uiI
man BIZ reot til at isge me anbrin.
geIier Tor Be ooer 100000 Sol.
lars, iom er aubrugt / Roeiufferin.
ouitrien.
Gabrifer / @inneiota, Nihiaan.
Soma, SniroiS, @%iSeoniin, a%anios.
COLORADO. Montana. Nepaea, lltab.
California % ari5ona bar repre-.
ientcreSe saa Iarsmseet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21

Iope 9puninser, % Ben neio9.i9e
@oIltta en- Wfaub iaor ior line @eit-
&c, ilaar ban fisber li5 en- alrouing
eller ANDRE al9oningsitutfer. Get
bill, mco andre Orb, bli Ell pioen.
fabeIig lluoeripselie Al 2iuSom.
foitningerne, ioriaopiOt &oitenoet al
bore alpoer angaar. Stiloe oct
piie Jig, at Ell Sranee al 6orretnin-
gen tieuer ior mleget, en- onoen ior
libct, at NrbeiosIsnnln or iorIioen
Der % Observation-Disclosures iIette Ser,
uiI ale oiaie aienSa Qicrnir9cr BIZ
iremlagte pna en- iaa0dn Maaoe, at
Sc fau o~rpcnocS al rettc %cbfonl.
menoe iorat iaa roa0ct poo paa
6o%rboIbene, bpor bette maatte piie
iiD %paafreoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
Oyre 2Gs.

: T%biId0rIp6ia, ga. betaItcs for,
Ic6cn Tag optil 70 Gent5 Cuiinet
ior gGg. Gettc latte CT IN Fri5-
refor0 o. crboIotes ior ertra itore
9Gg. iom gorautereoc3 life at uGre
opcr 81 elmer gartlc. 6or olmin.
0cIi9e, iriife 800 betaItcS ira 50 til
60 Geut9 Guiinet.
Stnten9 WtcieritommisiUr crflG.
reoe, at ouer 80 Erocent al Oe TO-.
O00,0 600 Guiiu 9Gg, iom opbcpare3
Oeri 9peu i Cob Storage" er
gpriIrg % maa oibGnoeS inoen
Sen lite December. San er al oen
Meniug, at oenue uhpre 9Ggnnsie,
noar Sen M ON fort Sio maa briu.
geS ! Marfeoet, / betpoeIis @ra0 pil
trptfe VriIerne REQ igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
Oct brUnoen6e
Sfib / Papn

Oct ! iorri9e Numer omtaIte
@ipanifc Gampifib "9alme@", / Gois
Calming al @omuI0 ser bar opit1act
9ralto 1000 Wil it6e tiIbaos, bleo
ocu 166e oS. bragt poa SIRb inc til
ct. George poa Bermuda al Gun.
arolinieus Camper "Fcrnonia" DER
uor tommet Oct til lln0iptning.
"Fanrouia" bapbe om6or0 t03
az "@aIme8" Qasiagercr, iom bar
ira set brpnoen6e Stib / Gre.
Gags.
Snairart ~galme5" bar gaaet
tilonfers eaa 9aUnen, bleO 2ugerre
aabneoe, og uploige asgmasicr iteg
op gjennem Dem. SpGre Brand.
Hanger ienotc imiolertio Cons at
@ono mes / 2aiten og Orutneoe 81.
oer. Sfibet Jar ingen ipnoerIiJ
Sfaoe ta9et. buorinoo 2aoninger
oeluis or e0eladt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
1oa.pon Glaulen
iinosiYS.

Sra Netu Dorf meooelcS. at Mrs.
Soa bon Gloliien, ion for Here Mar
liOeu gioroe iig per0~enSberemt oeO at
true meo at io9iege FrPlioent Moo.
iepelt for S1,000,000 Sfnoeseritat.
MING, foroi oen amcrifaulfe 8eialot
/ StocfboIm bapoe negtet at prGlcn.
tere ben6e ne0 9oiict, or bleocn or.
tIGret iinoSipg.
Sum belu Tor Ell Gio iioen orrelte.
ret pna 9lnfIage Tor Of babe trltet rneo
at orube en- Sagisrer oeo Naun
Charles Strauls, ON ban life Ifai-
icoe bclloc retslia StiISmiSie ira lin
Qtano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
De reooeoe 1@lisiion0rer.

Sra Gron6 Sorts, g. Eaf., meb.
oele8 Sen 17oe Iouember: 4aItor
@corg &olm, Sen rorife WiSiionRr
iom ionlmen meO iIcre andre bIco
boIbt / Songenifn6 al Ell fineiiif no.
perbanOe, / 2sbet al nogIe iaa Tiger
pil penoe tilbage I'll @ran0 SORTS.
Sans SeIbreo CT ncO6ruot, % ban
fiber enSnu al De Saar, Der bIeO Ill.
ieiet bom UNDER 6ongenifubet.
Serpprenoe SlG9tninse iif 9rep
ira Dam / Sanoag5, bpori ban BE.
retter oe nGrmcre OmitGnoigbeoer
peo i'm 3iliongetageIie % oen ge.
Gambling, iom eiterpna bleu BAN til
Sci.
I,rs. SoIm, Ser tioIisere boebe i
minneapolis, % Miis Satber Iise-
Ieoes ira MiunenpoIis, fommer
biem iammen meO 5olm, Sa be al
99gerne er raaoeoe til at opgipe
9rbeioet, ialiaIo ior Ell Sio.
Eaitor Soim iortrler, at baaoe
bans SSuitru % Mii3 SGtber lioer
al 6slserre al fine iori9roeIige Gp.
lepeIier.
Qaitor Sauife, iom osiaa bIeo
iaarct er / goo ge0ring. Solm 90
6auite bapSe ifiwIt liz unber en-
SaImbnug, men bIeo iunone al Rs.
perne, iOm itat line Suarb neb i
SaImbausen os iaarebe benz besas.