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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
9anae Men bortfpmmet. goIs

&ensoprfompuni, iom ibeit bapoe
omfring 900 9pr / Sielbet peb Sp-
fet Station, bar ioIgt fine 3pr til ct
&ompani / Sang, Salbres. Smib-
lertio piier oct fig M peo Sptpain.
gen fsr 2eperingen, at oper Salp-
porten er bortfommet iointer, i9rlie
ltnoer bet ipRre upeir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

SpbsfolS. Groiesior, fsI, @ps-
Hingsinipeftsr Gilbert SEMEN, Ieo.
lem al afaoemiet, er eiter Here Mars
tiItagenoe Spageligbeo oigaaet peo
Oanfn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

BART gongrapen. &sros Sogns
Plb1te Sn6paaner er Warit Songra.
ben. Sum err fsbt 24be Marts 1914.
s 30.@ars. Iloeren blep bum gift meo
Son gongrapen fra Ialen. San
flpttet til Reros til benbes Siem og
begpnote iom "gerie". s fit g@gte-
fob blep bun barnles. Wen Iaren
reiite til Sronobiem % fog til fig Ell
lioen @rorie Jon, iom blep Tom benbes
egen. Hu agtes og elites Den 8amle
at en- talrig Slegt. Sum Dor trent
belss / Stilen, bun bpggeoe op. gu
er Sen paabpgget % opppntet, iaa
ben @amle iiboer trpgt % lunt / ct
baffert Stem. 2igetil for noeen fao
Gar iiben bar bum fulbit9noig
aanos. og legemsfriif. Srn fulgte
goot meb / Ipiier, og inaffet
eiernc meb ON alt, iom rsrte fig !
Sioen. Com lin Sibs Slegt | BET
belle bapbe bum itGrf Gro paa BET
opernaturlige, oct mpitiife. Wangt
bapbe bun bsrt og pioite ON Of be-
rette fra Be itore, samle 8aaroe
runot ON / Gsrostrafterne. Get
par life frit for, bun log paa, at en-
9uifap, bun foa inoe paa 8ola en-
&pelb beb Solnebgang, life bar al
oct alminbeIise Slaget. gnoou er
BEN mart t0O-oarige @amle belpis
oppe, % til fine Eiber fulbItenoia
fIar / Sanfen. Wten til ANDRE Siber
igien fan bum Iepe / en- ieliom glan-
Ding Of 9rsm os girfeligbeb. SEN
oes 9arnboms- % l~lngbomstib blir
benoe iaa nGr, set iom bsrer gsllet
til, blir taaget. Ien iaa pluoielia
FILTER giQeoerne ieien - Sanferne
blir flare: Nei, MI brsmte ieg pitt,
tiger bun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

mener, at Der mo bape pGret Here
Ting / iainme @rap. tilraaoer man
iislge "genbi. Sio.~ at giennemie
6inSciteSet nsie peo ben fortiotte
Slsiining. Selo oil Dtlieet life
iperfi9tte en- pioenifabelig llnoeris'
9elie oa Ssien tioIigere bar pRret
8ieniianb for 8raonins. Te TO Gin.
oere bar facet tilienot Ell 6inoelsn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
grOmeealoer-ymuo timber SIsif.

grumeealSer -Snnb. timber SIsif.
ming al en- @rapb6i mellem Sallimo
o. 9inberup fanot SusmRnoene Ole
5ielogaaro og Yeter Rpmarf io-le.
Den Ell itartt meStaset groneeipRro
meo Steoe, Der inoienotes iii Ratio.
nalmuieet. Gette bar MI meo 1af
for cen ombpggelige S~ilienoelie meo.
oelt, at So9roet rimeligpis er fra ca.
500 |. ar.; men So man ! gfuieet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
2aanefpnS for Splfeb6iifulerne.


Sor OF ffaffe Observation-Disclosures
nogen Settelie peb Spfsrelie al tbs
m9siige Sfole. og Snternatbpsnin-
ger er Der / iibite Statsraao beiluttet
frenliat Bropoiition ON, of Der al
Snoalibefonbet afiettes 100000 Ser.
til ct 2aanefonb for Solfebsiifolerne
% De pripate llngbomsifoler. af
bette Sonb, iom itaar unber &irfebe.
parbementets COMMUNICATION, ifal
Der fl1nre poeS 9aan / gienOommer
: tiI6srenbe SoIfebeiifoler og frie ling.
bontsifoler. 2aanenes Sterrelie er
forroiat at funre uogisre to Srebie-
belle al pebfommenbe gienooms Soro-
bpr0i.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
Sanl. "

ring meoOeleS ben 2Soe Sunni. Zen
al Soreningen 8anif 5oIfeiomiuno
pIaningoe 59llesreiie for 9mit-
4merifarerne begpnoer | 9lar meo
ct itcrt Wsoe paa apisiel Ssiifole
BEN 4be SuIi. De fsIgenoe TO Gage
foretoser 8iPiterne lloflugter til
Sfagen og Slabe Batter, Den Cite
Sltli beItnger De / ct tort ltngooms-
itpbne | SoIne Sfop, oa iaa goar
Suren til Sfibeluno, g(Ifop, Sfam.
Iinssbanfen ca Senberipaano. Rar
ilutter meb ct tort Stppne paa Bal.
Iefiloe Seiifole 76e-12te 4uguit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
Gn SrnbreSaario SpS. Sbber 9n,

VH AENDfecadft0 DB0. IDOef VUs
Glbite Snbbpgger, gnfe Sobanre
Senlct, or aigaaet peo Ssben eiter
IPngere Sios Sp9oom. Sobanne
Seuien, Der ibsit iplotc De 100 aar.
par Stanmooer til en- meget ltor
SaIniIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
ct WiuSesmerfc. 8aa Sre6erifs.

WI Wnoesmertc. Edd Sreoertfs'
berg airfesaaro er Der | bisie Gage
reiit ct Winoesmerfe paa 9anos-
tbrngsmanb, 8irfeoommer Splotps
8rap. Oct er ifslge "g. T." ben af.
bs6es 8enner, Tom meS 9~anostbings.
mano Suibberg og girfefulomegtig
Sugo Garitenien / Spioien peo en-
Snoiamling bar labet reiie Wonu-
mentet. en- brPgtig, bsi, rsb Sten.
Der er ubfsrt eiter Segnina af Gtats-
raao Spermoes' 9atter, Sru Sali.
catb. 8 Sperensitemmelie meb ben
GfSsbes Enife bRrer Stene iom
Suoffrift fun Rapn og aarstal.
Minbeitenen afi1sreoes forleoen oeo
en- Iiben Ssitioeligbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
Iarcpnifpntrafteu peotaaet.

INSTRUMENTATION Oe6tdgef. Sra
&riitiania meobeles ben 2Sbe Srni.
Stortinget bar iaften meb 80 Stem'
mer MOB 16 pebtaget 8~obfienbeIien
at Sperensfomiten meo Warconi-
5elifabet ON Sprettelie al en- trcab-
lbs Selegrafforbinbelie ntellem Nor-
&c os amerifa og iumtibig beoilget
9 Mia. Ser. til en- traablss Citation
ben Stnnnnner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
era Danmarf.

Surfattercn Solger Ioienbcrg CT
reiit iii Banana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

Samar Stiff 80 Iar. Samar
Stift, Iorges pngIte, er opre.tet peb
Sob al 22be Slini 1868. Oct frem.
itob peo Ceiling at &riitiania Stiff.
@eb 9gl. 9fei. al 27be Sebr. 1864
beItemtes, at lite OCTOBER neitefter
ifiiIbe bore ben Dag, fra bpilfen Sra.
ffiaelien ifltlbe bore en- &ietosgier.
ming og Samer Stift bore oprettet.
Get fam bore, of man logger BEN
fioitnepnte Sag iom @rlno beb ge.
gegnin9 al Stiftets Iloer; ben 22be
Sunni 1868 er life beItominbre en-
Iieeiaa betpbntngsfulo Merfebag /
Samar Gifts SiItorie; tbi paa ber.
ne Gag blep set til. 9iifoper / So.
mar Slit bar neret s. 8. SolfeItao
1S64-S7, 81. sc. Siae 1SS7-1906
og Gbriiten 9run iiben 1906. Stiff.
amtm9no bar ppret 9iibpig 9pbn
1890, Oscar Wsrh tS90-9S
pg u. 90. 90. Gram fra 1898.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

Ssro -Tecora6.g ofteu" III SIratninge %
Terrsr I BdmleIGuoet. 49, 1irsodes % Gre.
bnasuognpeu iofter $3.50; Sreodgsuoeaeeu
cIene. s1.23 pr. Ndr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
ariacn iii eiss. gsorSiIf sfibs.

NIIBtH III SIpS. 2tUIUlIl OIIUS'
rbeoeriiprenings 8eneralforiamiing,
iom ben 2Sbe sunni afbolotes pun
.ainie SoteI (Sersenbnnen) umSer
SeoeIie al Sormanben, Otto Sbore-
fen, peotog euitemmist ~fslgenSe &e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

SpitaSfsltct paa SeScren. ale
2ssgiengere, 9ruffenbolte, Siggere
og benilags, iom rammes at 2opens
Saanb, ifal Tom befjenbt a~nbringes
paa Statens npe, itore Initalt Sp.
itabfeItet paa S9beren, Iaa mart oen
bIir ferbis. WanseIsgaarSen / &ri-
itiania blir ba neblaet Iom Tnangs-
forbebringsanitalt. Spao oen ifal
anpenSes til iite5et, er for Siben
unoer 8rsftelie. 0aa iomme Maa.
be pil BET gaa De tiliparenoe SorbeS.
riugsbuie / 2anbets epriee gper.
SpItoofeltet blir artagelie life for
bia for | 1915. Wan biz Ser faa
,8labs for ca. 900 Herioner ener
Sanaer. Man arbeiher MI meb CO.
80 Warb paa Inlegget. Sireftsr.
bpgninsen er aIerebe ferois. Gfono.
mibrenineen itaar unber Gag, og
paa felipe Sopebbpgninsen err man
f9rbig meS @runbmireu og lite
Gtaae. SeIe glnI9gset biz ianbipn.
Iiepis fomnle paa en- balp Miaion
Groner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

iolution: Observation-Disclosures no.
taller, at Den amer &etten til at cp.
brinee fienotIise unberiaatters 81
enbom til Siss iom en- forGloet 2ep-
ming fra ipnnbne SioerS garbori,
Crib meb Civilization og Dor Sios
llbpiflins al SamfGrosIen tiliiss
Sibere ubtaIer Soriamliueen, OF al
Scninn til BET internationale San
~beIsiomfpem paa Sisen Dor alene
@ienitanbe % Sarer, Der oirefte fan
mites iii ~&rigseiemeo, altioa napr'
Zig Saaben OF gmmunition, aniees
ioin arigsfontrebanoe. 9eitprelier
onmooes berfpr orn operfor De fan.
oinapiife Sanbes Regieringer al
~frembGpe Nsbpenbigbeben az of Dis.
ie &eformer fremmes hurtigIt muligi
40 craftsmanship Bel"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15
Gnirbcr inn Sipfp[f Inn Tor

Sntfioer TOM Stptplf Fad Sore'
ipsraiel bar Observation-Disclosures
iparet, at Der life antageS at bore
noget til Sinber for, of &uinber 81.
pes Ibgang til at unoerfaite fig De /
Rapigationslopen al 7be Ipril 1906
o%mbanoleoe gramener. 2ieeleoes
antages aninoer of furne faa Stpr.
manhs. og Sfibsfsrercertififat, naar
De opfrlber De berfor faItiatte getin-
gelier. 9eportementet for Sanoel,
Sisfart % SnouItri, bar enbuioere
lparet, at 2op ON SfibSmanoifabers
Wsnitring al 29oe Sum- 1888 life
inbebolber 8eitemmelier, iom anita.
ees at bore til Sinber for at 9pinoer
fan paamenitres til SismanbStiene-
ite, ON Spsrgsmaalet oerom Ifuloe
faa praftiif getponing. Der antages
beler life ira 2ooens SIDE at bore
noget til Sinber for at apinoer efter
g%rbperpelie / Senbolo til Sop at Toe
april 1906 Of gertififater iom Stpr'
ntano o. S~fibsfsrer fan paamenitreS
iom Stprmpno % antageS iom
Sfi5sisrere og / i%ioitnppnte gsen-
ifab ubflarere norIfe Sanoelsfar.
fafar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

spitsbersens 8r~nbefelter. S Eli.
fIi1tning til Ieooelelierne ira
Sromss og Stapnnser ON rusiilfe
&ie6 at &lllfelter paa Spitsbergen
= Setter, iom eies Of ct Stapanger.
foniortium, mebbeler ~"SeItlanoet",
at enbnu ct Stapanger auniortium
beroppe ifslge Sorlpbenoe bar faaet
paa Saanben De @nferife alllfelter,
Der cgiaa ligger peb Green Barbour.
SgIoo bisie er mn baanbgipet ct rus
itif SeIifab, / bpiIfen a~nlebning Boit'
meter ggebe-geisien og 8rosierer
ssnebolo Soalanb nplie bar opbolot
fla / &riItiania. Spis bisie to Sano.
Ter gaar / Srben, bill, ifrioer "gelt'
Ianoet", Gusierne og I%merifanerne
bIipe be Itsrite Gienbomsbeiibbere
paa Spitsberger, meoens De Itore
norife Snteresier bliper tilioarenbe
re6,icere0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-15

Wunnment pper Sibert Wilicn s
gnleoning of gobss 100.@ars ge'
ftaaen iom 3isbitao bar Der p9ret
frembolbt, at Der burbe relies ct Mo'
nrment oper ebert Rilien. "SSSn.
teIlisensieblerne" bar ipurgt 8r9ii'
bent Ssplanb, boao ban iDnes ON
EIanen. Oct er en- gob og berettigei
Sanfe, iagbe Breiioenten; men BET
bsr 10 fsrIt og frentmeit bore en-
Rorolmtbsiag. Ser | Stortinget
bar Sipert 9iliens @iaebe facet
@Iahs mellem anbre fremitaaenoe
W9nb. Haar Der igangi9ttes Sno,
famling til ct iaabant Wonument
&oSs, bill Der NOT ogiaa fontme gi'
8rag ber ipofra, og bet er en- Sanfe
iom fortiener Ststte.
Evening journal., 1913-09-25
DYER ACHIEVES SUCCESS

Coming into personal contact with the
boss Of the plant
That's the secret Of SO many pleased
customers at the Wilmington Steam
Dve Works.
Did you ever walk into the Office of a
cleaner and dyer and meet some mat
tentive office assistant who could give
yon but scant information about how
the garment you wanted cleaned could
be taken care of. II so. you should loss
no time ia getting in touch with one OF
Nilmington's most progressive public
service institutions. The Wilmington
Steam Dyo Works. The manager of this
institution. Mr. Morris Chaikcn. is a
wide-awake business man; keen osee the
advantages OF an up-to-date plant. he
has gotten together an organization of
cleaners and dycrs that is the envy of
some of the country's foremost estab-
lishments of this character Besides
being live business man Mr.. Chaikcn
IS a thoroughly experienced cleaner. Tic
superviscs all the work that comes into
his plant and his personal knowledge
and advice as to what can be done with
garment j. worth more than double
the price asked for the Job
The Wilmington Steam Dve Works
Is the originator and sole user of IN,
Re Multi system Of cleaning and press
ing by this system It Is possible 4
clean and press any kind of Carmen
and make it as fresh as IL was vhcl
new. No garment is too fine for thi
establishment 10 handle. in fact. III
success with fine. silks and satins hal
gained Tor IL r reputation that woul,
do any establishment proud.
Evening journal., 1913-09-25
BUSY SEASON
FOR CHANGERS
Capital Members Announce
Program Of Fall and Win
ter Activities
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Sept 25.--Capital
Grange. Patrons Of Husbandry. OF
Dover has arranged an excellent line
OF subjects to be discussed by the
Grange during the coming fall and
winter They include the following
with the members in charge OF each
days program
October 4 what is the greatest
torment to the average farm woman?
rs the farmers outlook a bright one?
In charge Of Mr.. Davis.
October n. What constitutes good
meats? Meats In the home and sea-
sonable foods for the winter. Or.
Marvin A story. Miss Grace Boyles.
October rs. What has the Grange
done for the farm women? Mrs. Wes-
ley Webb
October 25 Our girls Present
education Of girls for home life Mrs.
Caulk Donts for girls.
November /. One Of the best
stories. Mrs. Hlpwell what Is the
most practical way Of assisting your
UfOUif NINIs hFNA'N hNNUa
November s. Discussion on farm
er's problems Mrs. Cosden Com
munity interest in farm life
November l5. Pie and cake MAX
ing. Mrs. Royles what will compen-
safe for a lack Of school training
Mrs. Draper
November %. An article on Judge
Ben Lindsay. Noted editors. Charles
/ Shelter.
November %. Thanksgiving
December s. Roll call. Anecdotes
Current topics.
December H. Discussion How
can we secure the attention Of th'
world al large 10 our order? Dia
logue. Mrs. Boyle and Mrs. Phillips
December 81. Christmas. A stor'
hour lunch will he served.
January 3. Quotations from Shake
speare. How 10 select n good Gov
and care for her. What is the cost o
producing gallon a milk? Mr.
/ Phillips
January 10. Prophecy. Farminl
in 1910. Paper. what I have gottel
from books and papers that helped
me. Mr.. Cullen.
January II. Paper. FIVE good book
and why each Is worth reading
Twelve books that should be In ever.
home Mrs Hellings
January "a Program by the un
married members.
Evening journal., 1913-09-25
AUTUMN STYLES AT
THE FARLEY STORE

The beauties OF autumn have been
transplantcd from tho woodlands TO
the show windows Of the W r Farley
Store. No 7l3 Market street, and
those who pass arc loud in their com
mendation OF the beauty behind the
glass. One window is devoted to a
display of womens wearing apparel
which includes epongcs in shades
Of copenhagen. and navy blues. ma
hogany, and terra Gotta. Serges are
likewise displayed and the back
ground Of the windows. one mass OF
oak leaves with a white lattice work
and large column surmounted with
electric lights, complete the setting.
Mems clothes are displayed TO an
advantage in tho remaining show
window with a like scene Of autumn
foliage of oak leaves. while within
the store are rows Of handsome
gowns, both evening and dress, for
milady One large show case Is de-
voted 10 the latest Partisan models.
The firm this season has installed a
new department, where childrens s
wearing apparel will he shown. In
addition the stock this year is nearly
twice as large as heretofore.
Evening journal., 1913-09-25
TO OPEN Y. NJ. u. 4. HOME.

Rabbi NJ. J. s. Abels formerly Of
this city. will make the principal adj
dress at the opening Of the new
quarters Of the Young Mems Hebrew
Association. at Third and King streets
on Sunday night Tho affair prom
ises to be one Of the social events Of
the season. Or. Abels. who Is sta
toned at Altoona, Pa, has a host Of
friends here
DR. Emanuel Schreiher OF Temple
Beth will preside. and there will he
other local speakers.
The building where the association
Is located was formerly the Odd Fol.
lows Hail. and since this organiza-
tion has removed the entire second
and third floors OF the structure have
been renovated. The installation in
cludes a perfectly equipped gymnas-
ium and shower baths. as we'll as
reading rooms. etc. There will be
music and refreshments.
Evening journal., 1913-09-25
MIR. ROSSELL GIVES
UP OFFICE HUNT

United States Senator willard
Salisbury has Withdrawn tho name or
John s. Rossell from consideration by
President Wilson for governor Of
Porto Rico at Mr. Rossells request
Il is understood that in a very short
time President Wilson will make the
appointment and that Mr.. Rosseil's
name was being considered very ia
yorably when he decided 10 withdraw
for business reasons.
Senator Salisbury expressed deep
regret when talking OF tho matter
last evening. In speaking Of the mat
ter Senator Salisbury said
"Mr Rossells vide acquaintance in
Porto Rico. his interest In the well
fare OF the people of the island aud
his many other qualifications made
him emlnently fitted for this position,
and ! very much regret TO confirm tho
report that he has asked me to rc-
quest the President TO strike his
name from the list OF those who have
been considered for this office"
Evening journal., 1913-09-25

him TO participate In the decision
which affects others and not himself.
The determination of this point is
really decisive of the invalidity OF the
election. Sarah A. Clcayer and John
Lang should have been allowed 10
vote. In the case OF each. the prop
erty assessed in fact to a prior owner,
deceased az th. date OF the election,
had been devised TO them so that they
were then the actual owners of prop
erty subject to taxation, and this was
known to the election officers The
interest OF these owners was clear,
and the absence OF their names from
the assessment list was not sufficient
TO disqualify them and deprive them
as property owners Of the opportunity
to object to the imposition of a furth-
Icr burden of taxation on them. II is
not clear from the statement Of facts
whether Ida Dunlap was entitled TO
vote. II does not appear that Mary
~ Grihenberg was entitled 10 vote.
From the rather mcager statement of
facts in the BILL II appears that land
in the town was held in trust for
her, and that II was assessed 10
i'Nf ~ " iiAtf liNniFtt " nat inter-
est she had in the trust property does
not appear. n ii was an active trust.
with henefciarios entitled beyond the
life Of Mary J. Gridenberg then tho
, trustee. as the holder Of the legal
title. the representative of future as
well as present interests. and the
person responsible for the manage.
ment and welfare Of the trust proper.
~ was the only person entitled Il
vote on the question, which affected
the trust property
Very little authority has been pre
sented or found. pertinent to the
Questions raised. or helpful. In decid
ing them. State VS.. Livingston
Houst Cr Gas. 109. and Wilson VS.
Florence, case In tho Suprem,
Court Of South Carolina. in 1904. re-
ported in 20 l.. r. A. 100. have beer
cited, and, while they are not In
point give some remote support 4,
the liberal conclusions here reached
From these conclusions +. result,
mat decree should be entered an
nulhng and making void the elcc
ton, and eniOiniDg the issue. sal
and disposition of the bonds author
lied by the vote al the election.
Evening journal., 1913-09-25
WILL BUILD A
COFFERDAM
WreCkerS Find Il Necessary
to Raise SuHken Steamboat
Penn

Wreckers working to raise the
Ericsson Line steamboat Penn have
decided 10 build a coffcrdam around
the sunken vessel The steamboat
sank at her pier at the foot Of Chest
nut street. Philadelphia. two weeks
ago, following a fire which did CON
siderable damage
n was at first believed that the boat
could be hoisted 10 the surface by
the use OF powerful pumps aud pom
toons. but the concrdam plan has been
found more feasible.
The conerdam will be similar TO
the one placed around the battleshp
Maine. in Havana Harhor when IL ia
built around the craft the pumps will
he placed IN action and the water re-
moved. while pontoons will be used
to lift the vessel
No change in the steamships posi-
tiun is visible above the water Two
divers. working for four nOurs az a
time. are doing most or the work.
A barge with a holster on il is in
seryice, aud combination machine
shop. carpenters bench and black.
smith shop are turning out tho ma
terial needed for the coffcrdam. II
I is expected that the Penn will b,
brought TO the surface some time this
week.
Nothing was done 10 raise the eight
Pennsylvania Railroad freight cars
and carhoat az Walnut street yester.
day. The delay was caused by th,
lnon-arrival Of a wrecking crane
The river packet West River. OF IN,
Bush Line. is hlockaded in the docl
and will be held a prisoner until IN,
ears are raised II is believed tha
the crane will be on hand today. I
Us estimated that the work will re
quiro about l2 hours.
Evening journal., 1913-09-25
CHILD ESCAPES
HORRIBLE FATE.

FARMINGTON. Del. Sept. 25.--
While Louise. the 6-year-old daugh-
ter Of Charles II. Simmons, was walk
ing through her fathers cannery. her
dress was caught by betting. and be-
fore the machinery was stopped she
was practically stripped Of all her
clothing She was badly bruised, but
no bones we're broken, nor any in
ternal injuries sustained
Evening journal., 1913-09-25
NOT ON SALARY BOOST TRIP.

j. G. kooDs. superintendent Of post
masters salary allowances under the
FIRST assistant postmaster general, js
stopping AZ thc- Hotel DUPONT. Contrary
TO report published however, Mr.
koons visit to Wilmington is not iof
the purpose Of raising the local post.
masters salary kr koons was tor.
mer postof6cp Inspector. and be- s con
cctncd n matter to come before the
Federal grand jury.
Evening journal., 1913-09-25

The use OF the Want Columns viii
AFFORD opportunities for the exchange
OF sale OF household Eoods.--Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-31

hours. To identify 10 trees in the
natural woods, both with and without
leaves; or Identify and name . 5 wild
birds or pick, press and name 40 wild
flowers.
Social Service Efficiency Test.
Securing one new member for the
division. Serving on a working COM
mittee or doing a definite prescribed
piece of service for the division. your
church. or your Sunday school Plac-
ing one good boys book in the boys
division library. Personally conducting
your father over the entire associa-
ton liant
Bible Study Efficiency Test.
Receiving a mark of $3.50 or above
from this association for a regular
course Of boys Bible study. Or
covering one outline of study pre-
scribed by the boys work director
and satisfactorily reviewing the same.
Reading one standard religious book.
TO be designated upon by the boys
work directors, the same TO be prop
erly reviewed TO him. Be an active
member or some Sunday school.
Mental Efficiency Test.
To pass your grade at school with
grade Of SOC or above Read one
book of fiction. one of history, one Of
science, one OF exploration, one Of
poems, one Of personal hygiene, books
TO be prescribed by boys work di-
rector. or to pass one course in cor
rPSpOndence school, night study, or a
course in any night school. To belong
To one educational club OF some sort
in the city, or TO construct an ac-
ccptable airship model boat model.
or some piece Of wood or metal work,
executed by yourself.
Personal Efficiency Test.
Show a bank balance OF SIS Of
money earned by work. Purchase SO
worth Of personal Clothing-money
, all earned by ones self Break one
bad habit, to be prescribed by parent
and TO be judged by boys work di-
rector or one he may designate. Pass
with grade OF 1870 for posture and
personal cleanliness and appearance.
Be able TO be characterized as a
booster for everything that is good and
worth while.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-31

one you get a tame gale from the
gulf
The golf course. where the presi-
dent will spend a large part of his
time. is two blocks away. 1t is owned
by the Country club, composed Of New
orleans men who own homes at The
Pass on either side of the links are
woods-plne, pecan and walnut trees.
A dozen secret service men have al
ready established a 30O-yard dead
line about the HerndOn house. Dur
ing the presidents visit he viii be
able 10 go sailing or motor boating.
The Gypsy a trim machine sloOp, has
been placed at his disposal and fast
motor boat also Is tied at the end OF
the pier. He will be able To make
little side trips into the countless Ia
goOns and bayous.
There is good fishing any place
along the coast-red fish, cats. sharks.
sea bass and all Of the deep sea tribe.