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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
MACON YOUTH, IN
JAIL, DESERTED
BY BRIDE , |
Harvey J. KayIor, Held in Los
Angeles, Wrote Many Fer
vent Love EpistIes.

Information received today in At
lanta from Los Angeles, relative to the
arrest of Harvey ]. Kaylor a 19-year-
old Macon youth, in the California city,
says he is wanted in Fresno, Cal, for
passing bogus drafts on his brother. He
admits his offenses, according to the
Los Angeles police, but declares he did
it to support himself and the pretty
bride he rescued from a notorious dance
hall on the Barbary coast in San Fran
cisco, and for love of whom he dared
the displeasure of his family and risked
entanglement with the law.
In the week that intervened between
meeting Mrs. Madena Elliott, the girl
in tho case, at the railway station in
Tehama, where the acquaintance be-
gan, and the subsequent wedding in
San Francisco, KayIor wrote many en-
dearments in letters calculated to make
her forget miserable past and look
cheerfully toward d loved and rose
tinted future. Here are excerpts from
the epistles:
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08

though probably not fatally, injured.
He was taken to St. Josephs infrmary,
where it is said he has fractured skull
and other injuries, but is doing well.
According to witnesses, the driver OF
the car was not to blame. The boy
started across the street with his sister,
Josephine, eleven years old, and jumped
back in front Of the car He was hur-
ried to the hospital in the automobile
and Mr. Rhodes went to the police sta
tion, but a relative Of Mr.. Joers asked
that a case be not made.
Practically all of the children in the
Fourteenth street neighborhood attend
the Tenth Street school, and those liv-
ing west of Peachtree are compelled
to cross Peachtree, going to and from
school.
Following the death of one child
while crossing at Tenth street, police
man has been placed at that point. Par
ents have in many cases, warned the
children to cross only at Tenth. The
Fourteenth street crossing is also very
dangerous. Residents claim that many
cars exceed the speed limit at that
point, as well as on East and West
Fourteenth, and they may ask that an
officer be put on the beat there. Chill
dren are also being warned not to play
in the streets, as many Of them are
now accustomed to do.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
GAMBLERS 6 WIFE
ASKS FOR HELP
Mrs. Waters Unable to Raise
Sufficient Money to Pay
Husband Out OF Jail.

The case of Johnny Waters. the
stoical gambler, who sits in the Tower
and calmly smokes cigarettes as he
faces a twelve months Jail sentence in
default of payment of a $500 fine, has
developed Stirring pathos behind the
scenes of his court life.
The pretty young wife has failed to
raise the amount of the fine among
her husbands former friends. With
her chubby three-year-old boy, she has
walked and walked until she has ex-
hausted every resource. The old moth
err Mrs. Cynthia Waters, of 80 Auburn
avenue, has given up in despair
Il have SOCIAL that | can possibly
scrape together" she said today THE
house rent has not been paid, and l
have been ordered to move out within
three days. Judge Thomas says he
won't reduce the fine any more.
Il don't know what to do, but | do
believe there is enough sympathy in
this rich Atlanta to help me. SO ! de-
cided to call The Georgian and ask you
il you would not tell my side of the
case"
The little home is dingy. There are
great rents in the wall paper. Only
one picture adorns the walls of the
hall. Il cartoon Of Jim Jenfries walking
down the street in the heyday of his
glory as Il champion, with a crowd OF
men and boys following him. The old
mother sat in back room. dressed in a
thin wrapper, her thin gray hair done
up tightly into knot on tho top Of
her head, wiping away the tears.
1T will just kill me if | can't get that
boy out" she said. He has always
been almost an invalid. | was just
telling 'em this morning that he did not
even know how to make fire. But he
always had money, and he was my only
means of support
My husband, John G. Waters. was
captain IF the Marietta fire station for
seventeen years. He was elected chief
of the fire department of Jackson
Miss and we lived there until he was
killed one day in a burning building
I've been reading how the tiremen and
people Of Atlanta have been helping the
widow of Fireman Gillespie, who was
killed. II amt the way I was treated
My husband lived eight days after he
was hurt Tho city Of Jackson paid me
his saial during the time he was sick
but tn" pay was stopped on the night
no died
But | still believe in sympathy
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
WINNER IN BUSINESS,
STORKE LOSES BRIDE
BECAUSE OF SUCCESS

CHICAGO, March 8.-Formal notice
was published today of the annulment
of the engagement of Miss Marian
Gray and Butler Storke. Behind the
announcement was the story of a
young man too successful in business.
Young Storkc, who inherited a large
sum of money has been so successful
in his business ventures that Miss
Gray's parents decided that he would
not be a successful husband. They
caused the engagement % be broken.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
WOMEN OVERSTAY TIME,
COLLEGE BOYS EXPELLED

NEW YORK, March S.-Iudignatiob
doesn't properly express the attitude to-
day Of 500 student, quartered in Hart
ley Hall. Columbia university It's be-
cause three young men were expelled
from the dormitory for ta) permitting
young women visitors to overstay the g
y. m. 10 p. N. period by 50 minutes.
tbD for dancing the tango with said
visitors while descending ON the hita-
erto uu ulied rft
uence tine students ara indignant
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
BUTLER, TAFT'S LATE
RUNNING MATE, JOINS
HIS AUGUSTA PARTY

AUGUSTA, GA, March S.-Dr. Mich
olas Murray Butler, president OF Co
lumbia university, has joined the Taft
party at the Bon Air hotel Dr.. Butler
was Mr.. Taft's running mate for the
presidency after the death of Vice Pres
ident ]. S. Sherman.
The former president continues to
play golf each day and is having a most
enjoyable time, He is receiving a great
many invitations to make speeches in
various portions Of the country but
declines all, as he says he is going to
do nothing but rest until he goes to
New Haven and there win be much TO
occupy his time when he gets there.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
F AM|LY Of SIX IN
FIGHT AGAINST
RABIES
Mad Dogs Bites Force Green's
boro Residents to Resort to
PaSteur Treatment.

Danger of hydrophobia confronts the
entire Gresham family, of Greensboro,
Ga.-father, mother and four children
who entered the state Pasteur institute
at the capitol today for treatment. To
join them will come several of their
neighbors. fair proportion of the pop
ulation of Greensboro. all with the fear
of death from a mad dogs bite driving
them to the institute.
The dog which caused the scare was
a large bird dog, beloved of the Gres
ham family, which. unaccountably and
suddenly, went mad Thursday. Percy
Gresham, eighteen years old. with his
hands lacerated by the teeth of the
dog, could not understand today why
he was hailed as a hero His only
thought in connection with the whole
affair is sorrow that his own bird dog.
the best in Greene county, should have
gone mad and have been killed.
Drew Dog From Sister.
But he was a hero, and probably
saved the life of his little sister Gladys
whom the dog attacked, biting her in
the back of her head through her hat
and jumping for her throat. He drew
the dogs attack TO himself, and fought
with it for several minutes, receiving
frightfui injury to his hands and arms.
The other members of the family
came to the rescue, and although not
bitten, were covered with saliva from
the mouth of the rabd dog. and @were
placed in danger of infection because
they treated the wounds of the two
injured members of the family.
Order Family to institute.
The physician at Greensboro ordered
the entire family to the institute in
Atlanta. declaring that they were liable
to danger, each of those who were not
bitten having cuts or scratches on their
hands which made infection probable.
The head of the family is Stokes j..
Gresham, d farmer, whose wife and four
children are with him. The children are
Percy, IS years old; Minnie, IL years
old; Clio, 20, and Gladys, Is.
Escaping from the Gresham home,
the mad dog ran into the streets Of
Greensboro. attacking several persons,
who will come TO Atlanta for treatment,
probably today,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
TO DISCUSS ERECTION OF
NEGRO Y. NJ. c. A. HALL

Looking to the erection OF Young
Mems Christian association building for
the negroes of Atlanta, a mass meeting
will be held Sunday night at the First
Congregational church, colored. Speak
ers of both races expert in Y. NJ. G. \.
work, will address the meeting, among
them W. Woods White, chairman of the
executive committee of the Y. NJ. G. A
for Georgia and Alabama; Dr. G. +.
Wilmer rector Of St Lukes Episcopal
church; j. b. Watson, international sec
retary for city work among negroes,
and Rev G. II Tobias. international
secretary for student work among ne
grOes.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
SEEK PROTECTOR
FOR SCHOOL
CHILDREN
Police Guard To Be Asked for
Peachtree and Fourteenth.
Following Accident.

The whole neighborhood surrounding
the intersection of Fourteenth and
Peachtree streets is stirred today over
the accident which yesterday afternoon
Defell seven-year-old Lyons Joel, son
OF Is. f. Joel, president of the Bass
Dfy Goods Company, and policeman
VIII probably be sought 10 stand at this
intersection and look out for school
children and others who must cross the
street The little Joel boy was struck
by an automobile run by Dean Rhodes.
son of j. Frank Rhodes, a well known
real estate dealer and resident of 78S
West Peachtree street He was badly.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
ATLANTA RECOGNIZED
AS LEADER IN CHARITY
BY NATIONAL SOCIETY

Vigorously commencing the work Of
the Associated Charities, Maurice VII
lows, secretary Of the National Asso-
citation for Organized Charity is in At
lanta today for q conference with local
The work Of the Atlanta Associated
Charities" he said, has always been
recognized by the national society as
fundamentally strong The organiza
tion has recognized consistently the
value Of trained personal service"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
u. OF VA. GLEE CLUB
GIVES CONCERT TONIGHT

The musical contingent Of the stu
dent body of the University Of Alabama
will give their annual Glee club concert
tonight at the Wesley Memorial church
under the auspices Of the Baraca class
Of the church The club this year car
Hes y members, including soloists,
mandolin club, quartet and chorus. The
club has had an especially successful
season so far.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
Heartless General Court Martiaed.

PARIS, March S.-The newspaper
Humanite today stated that General
Franchet Desperey, with the French
army in Morocco, had been sentenced
to 80 days Imprisonment by court mar
soldiers during the march on the
stronghold of the Kaid of Anflus from
Fez. The cruel Moorish tribesmen
tortured the wounded soldiers to
death.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08

NEWS
Important Events From All
Over the Old World Told in q
Few Short Lines.

CONSTANTINOPLE. March S.
Fifty soldiers in the Turkish army at
Gallipoli peninsula were shot to death
for mutiny today. Their bodies were
then hanged up as warning to 9TH
ers. The soldiers, used to warm cIimes,
were overcome by the terrific cold Of
Europe and became 50 numb they could
not fight All welcomed death gladly.
which removed much Of the effect OF
the example
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
BeIqian's Minister'S Wife Killed.

Madame Constant, wife of the Belgian
director of customs at the port of
Bushire, was murdered early today by
an unidentified Persian. who also Sc
verely wounded NJ. Constant. The as
sailant ran from behind the carriage
and emptied his revolver at them.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
Loss of 200 Lives Confirmed.

LONDON, March S.-Dispatches re-
ceiVed here today confirm the earlier
reports regarding the laundering of the
British steamship Calvados which went
down in the sea of Marmora in the
course of blizzard on March 1, re-
sulting in the loss of 200 lives.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
STATE FAIR DATE UNCHANGED.

MACON. GA, March S-The request
of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Georgia
for change in the dates II the annual
state fair has been denied by the fai"
association. The Gatos win remain ms
originally designated. october u TO 81
Tho grand lodge viii meet in Macon at
tha' time
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
Hungarian Women Get Franchise.

BUDAPEST, March S.-The lower
house of the Hungarian parliament
passed the suffrage reform bill today,
granting limited franchises to women
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
Astor Yacht Reaches Jamaica.

KINGSTON. JAMAICA. March S.-I
The yacht Mona, Vincent Astor and
party on board, arrived today. ALL
are well. The Noma will leave Mon
day for Colon, Panama
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
Bonis Marriage AnnuIIed.

ROME, March S.-FinaI annulment
of the marriage of Anna Gould and
Count Boni Castellane was proclaimed
today by the papal tribunal. Rumors
said Count Boni Will shortly marry an
American neiress.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
Maurice Picard Dead.

PARIS, March S.-Alfred Maurice
Picard, former minister of marine and
a member of the Avademy Of Sciences,
died today at the age of 50.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
suffraaettes Attack Wires.

LONDON, March -Suffragettes to-
day destroyed the telephone and teie-
graph wires between Glasgow and Xii.
maInOck.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08

MISS MONA MADoo daughter of Secretary of the Treas
AVA uy William McAdoo, whom Washington admirers ac
claim the cabinet beauty Miss McAdoo whose father is
native Georgian has frequently visited in Georgia
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
HEAVY GOLD AND SHELL

E} }egIass Frames, English style for
.'4ressional men. give distiu-
shed appearance entirely in keep
as with their environment. New
les AT Jno. l.. Moore ~ Sons. f.
. Broad St
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
Urged Her Freedom.

ignore the old idea that opportunity
comes but once to any girls door. You
are creating hourly continuous pro-
cessIon of opportunities. If mischiev-
Gus fate seems to deprive you of utii-
izing one, another will come which is
better for you.
at does not matter what your inher-
itance is. In spite of your environment,
Of your misfortuEes. remember you can
make your life glorious thing If you
bring into play all the powers which lie
dormant within you.
Don't ask others to do things for
you. Lean on no one but your divine
self.
Waste no time in mourning over
your limitations or over your unfortu-
nate position in life. Hardship, dis
appointment, sorrow. discouragement
will all have to be overcome, but in
the overcoming lies the proof OF your
strength. Try a new life. You are a
good girl. but too easily influenced"
II believed her to be all that was
good, all that was desirable in a wife
unfortunate only in that either desti-
tuition or deception had led her to the
Barbary coast" said Kaylor at the Los
Angeles iaiI
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
Arrest Follows.

The Kaylors went to Fresno after
their marriage, where a brother. A. ].
kaylor, is associated with land COM
pany. The brother gave the bridegroom
$40 and subsequently Harvey J. Kay
lor drew two drafts on his brother, one
for $40 and one for $50.
With the proceeds, according to the
police the couple went to Los Angeles,
and within a brief month from the nup-
tial day a note came to KayIor from
his bride. bidding him farewell.
You say l am an awful bother, too
expensive" it read, and reproached him
for not having funds to support a wife
closing MAY God bless you and watch
over you as l would have done, Is the
prayer Of your heartbroken-Bud
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
Wanaotutn t
Staaltnomifrten

8anaoium or ct boiot Tctal, Tom
blep opoaget / 1901 al en- ipenif Sc
meifer, Der gap oct Rapn otter Bana,
Dis, Den ifisnneite al Iipnierne. S
1880 giorbe man Wetaaet til 8ien-
itano for me llnoerisgelier, men isrit
/ 1867 blep man belt flar oper bets
pirtelige Hatltr.
S lang Sio miaa MOI set finn
peltten for en- allrioiitet og intet an.
Oct, og Eriien bar opermaabe bsi, ga
BET blcu funoct bare i imaa WGng-
Scr. Man betalte $4,000 % mere
pr. ag. Siocn bar man / amerifa
fltnSet Seier, iom giper 800 Cons
pr. aar, OF man onpenber MT Gaua-
bium / Snhultrien, fsrit og fremlt
ba / StaaIinonItrien. SGrlig peo
Sabrifation al 8ranater pleier man
at tiliptte Ganaoium for at gjere
Staalet ~faItere % iamtiOig mere ela=
tiff.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
Uorndooer.


Ora GIfaber, Soma, te~legraferes
oeu 9Sc Sui: en- Tornado blem'
isate iaaar. aiteS Den citliae Del al
Gourmet oa aurctteoc nlegen Sfaoe,
liar / % omfring @uttenhcrG buor
Den req 5aget Of Ereierpciabriteil
% lunacbc Oct neo liae ioran ct mo
fonmenbe Easiaaertpg. Sotomoti'
pet ccmolereocs.
en- Wano blcp al Stormet leftei
Oh / 2uiten % isrt ben cner Ell gug'
Ming % leo | Saloet flere alporll9e
9enbrlto, men Oct antages. at ban oil
Hippo ira Oct mcb Sipet.
IRA @lenoeob Sitp. NiS, teIegro'
ieres ianne Tag: On 2ornaoo, iom
iaaor Mites p~asiereoe | n~oropeIilia
aetnins % iaapibt bererte nofanteu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
9Dr iom G~tniIiia=
tioncns Htenocr.

8 en- interesIant Irtifel / ace
Sournal" fortpller Salldenp De
8ranobal SrPf ira be aantpe, iom
Giniliiationen / mango 2anoe bar
baut at beitaa meo pisie Our, Ser bar
optraabt iom SLENDER al Sernbaner
pg Selegraflinier.
s Canada bar gGperne / Sen @rao
p9ret en- Sare for Sernbailetraiifen,
at man blep nsOt til at begpnbe Ell
formelig llOrpooeliesfrig for at for,
bripe Dem fra Sernbanebroerne. s
1884 undergraduate gGperne Sltnoa'
meuterne til en- Sro iaa grunoig, at
9roen ramleoe neo, oa ct Sernbane.
fog fierte oper. Ger Soene itprteoe
/ Sloben, og ct tort slntal Saareoe
fit bitre Winoer efter 89pernes ga.
botage.
s De Sor. Statcr bar 9iionbiors
oerne i lin Sio Selegrafens pGrite
Sienber. De benpttebe nemlie Sele,
grafitolperne til at ifllbbe Rpggen
imob, og Oct b9note oa, ret iom Oct
par, at DC IpGre 0pr tit pGltet Stol-
perne % soela9be 2eonin9en. S DC
Gage, ba ser ianotes itore giionbior.
ser paa ErGrien, par BET beuer life
iieloen, at belle Sloffe al Dem ipGrrc.
DC @aneIinien % meo iGnfet Sopeo
Lob moo Soeet.
: &uslanb par BET 9isrnene, iom
pGlteoe SelegrafItolper. Spoen /
Selegraitraabene fog De Tor CUNT
mingen ira en- 9iip9rm, 90 gam'
len 9ap iig life, for ban fit pGltet
StoIpen for Serefter Of bespnbe at
leoe ,iter Somning. Gn rusiiif Sberit
iort9ner: Ser iinoes life noget me-
re fomiif emo Sfnifelien hos bcn for
baniebc gisrn, naar ben bar iaaet
Stolpen operenbe, men life finder
rogen Sonning. De gaar runoi
Stolpen og inilier paa oen % logger
t%ililit Sret til for OF lutte og ipnes
at pGre poerit foritnbre oper, bpor
ser fnn barre blepet al Sierne oe
Somtingen."
s @raiilien leper Ser Ell Irt Saf,
feipGt, iom itaoig oibrpoer Selearaf-
i%orbmbelien. Den timber, at Oct tor,
re SrGperf / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS er Iom
ifabt til of bpgge Teoe /. % oa Den
finocr, at Sclegraitraobene bare cl
Seien, flipper ben Dem ret % Ilci
cper nlcS Iebbet. Yaa minbre enS
en- Sime batter Den ct Sui / StoIpcn
tort not iii, of Den Der fan opilaa III
Eaulun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
politthef myroet.

ST Telegram ira Sooana, Grbd,
melocr, at Gbcicn for oct ~fubanlfe
Electromagnetic, General grntanoc
Ripa, Den Toe o8. bar bIct nebiflloi
/ Eraboeu, @peus melt beiGrocbe 90
Sc, rnoer Ell Strio, iom Dor opitaaei
melem ham % 8llpernsr Grleitr
gSbert, Scrator Sioal Worales oe
HeprGientant Irias.
6cranIeonin9cn til 6ienotli9be'
berne autageS at bape pGrct Ell al
9oIitict iornpIia ioretaget 8a55ia al
asbcrt GLIB, bporunocr ct tort PM
toI al IeoIemmerne a~rreitereoes ict
Gambling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
ct norlf Kloberbruo.

Gaa Saint / Gua9e, @ltbbranosbos
len, bar apmpaniet Horpap Gale
mil MI gaaet iganJ meo Glpbers
Drift - itartet al bergenIfe Benge,
m9nb meo Sr. Wtiiller 9en5en iom
0ircftsr og Sngenisr anoerSien iom
9riitsbeitprer. 6eltet err fisbt fra
@oaroen 9aoritao. SriTten Itarte-
oes / Nop. 1912. Oct bar p9ret lat
Sortgang / grbeioet for at rpboe
Berg -, Slt$tomter meo iuGre &l9-
beritensertnomrtrer og ceme1teret
@runo - for Sc opfsrte Slts - Was
ifinblis og Notwithstanding - ben
iibite er UNDER 0pfsrelle -, Smeoie
o. Wonbifabsboraffe, bpor Wanoifa-
berne fam ino moe i'm WiOougSmao.
s Woifinbuiet iinoes en- Sliemos
tor paa As ST, ipenift Irbeibe. ian
en- tocplinoret 0totor paa 80 ST. -
for Iaifinernc pad Eerfitebet -,
naar oct blir iitouo, % ior Ell Spna.
mo iom ifal ifoiie Sps. Gen igong.
pprenbe Sliemotor trGffer aomprcs-
len - amerifanif arbeioe. Sertra
gaar iaa Sen presiebe Suit | SEQ
ninosrsr pp / gruooet - ca. 300
Dieter lGnqer oppe - og oriuer Der
TO Suggemaltiner.
9ruooet cr buaget trappeiormei
OIL oen enc Sil1ger er unbragt pao
Stinner, bpOrpoa ben isres irem og
tilboge / belle Ifiotiens SGn9oc %
bugeer @loffeu$ neore &ont inboper
/ Ell Meters 9reobe. Gen andre Slte.
gemalfine bugaer 9loffens inorc
aant neoopcr iaa lang Ifiatien er
en- Ieters 9pboe. elsie ipGrc @lof,
fe, iom idolcoc5 Isies ira 6ieloct,
bugges OF io0c3 MI | minore SloffC
eiter 9ebag. Oisie Sugaema'tiner
ItpreS al bper lin Wano, og Ell ren'
Ter 3lTbcrmlI0et no af Sfaaret. d
aier tint Irbeioe, iparer en- bel Del
Wateriel, arbciber let OF iiffert oe
err beregnct pon tiliammen at eritattt
II ManoS Irbeibe meo Soano'
baffe.
Tenne WaoSe at ubuinbe 3lTbei
pa or | belle Sfanbinapieu fun ! gn
nenoclie her.
elsie 9loffc iom or ifilt ira 6icl
oct, iaaeS / sc beiteultc Sterrclier
paffes / ao&icr % fisrcs paa Soan'
neo rna SoncOpcicn. Selt % 0fani
flarer y Subtfmeter. Gioere laa ii
Gtta 81. for grport.
TriitSbeitpreren bar bel tiltreos
mtco Irbeibct OF ipntes oct GIT raft
fro Saono.
grbeiSSitprfen beitaar al ca. a
Mano ira gnaSen oa gpsoerite ON
firing meS Ole SaueoIcffen ira Gel
JON arbeibsiormano.
Arbeibcrne / 8aoritaobr,iooet bal
! faaet arerflenbenoe Smtale FOR Or
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
Ell ltnoeritren al iterf 6Gbrelanos'
fsIeIie og bsiteoe iterft gi'olo.

Ell ltnoeritrGn al iterf 6Gorelanos'
fsIeIie oa bsiteoe itcrft giiolb.
Otter Soreoraget bolotes en- RRffe
Smaotaler al Here al De t%illteoeop'
renoe OF oen olnrinoeltge Wenlng
ipnteS at upre, at YfodlnlTnoete lite
paa Iongt nGr er iaa ilenme, iom De
itunoom bar pGret ifilbret.
Gen norife Si5terprcit pdtot ale,
ban Tom iomnten meo Der | gnen peo
lin Sierteparme og eIifpproigbeo 90
life minoit peo oen miloe Sorlorlig.
beo, bpormeo ban omtalte Wooitan.
bere.
San reprGienterer ct mt og fort
Stpffe Iorge, iom pitt er oltfor Tibet
fienbt Der blanot os Rorife / Sine
rita.
gaitoreu funoe fun npbolOe Jig et
Bar Gage Der | 8ecorab. og ban be-
nptteoe oisie I'll at bpile % ie fig
liot ON i Dor pafre Smegn. Sbag,
Sorsbas reiite ban pioere til Gbi'
cago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-11
Den oe GunftIisbeb. Stsriteparten

ben og RunftIigbeb. Steriteparter
af Manbifabet err gibolbsmGnb.
Sogsfortieneiten oreier iig on
$50 a 4 aroner og for Set os Nan>
ca. IS 9roner og ollie finOer fig bel
tilfrebs, bsres oct no for. Wange al
De omfrinsboenbe @aarbbrugere oeI.
toger / arbeioet, Tom aisrere. Som
paniet bar oeiaa | ilere Sili9ibe
fight Seite til 4isrerne. De iterfe
itpe aleberpogne er iolioe og aaar
let, - De olminbelige 2Ps fan be.
regnes til ca. 1900 ag. Oct er mi
10 a IL Seite | 4ompuniets Sjeneite
Otter De 9eitillinger - og Or.
beiosplan, iom 4ompaniet bar, ifuI
De flnne itotage og lepere CO. 5000
Con | aarets SOB - ca. 40 SeIteIes
pr. Dag fro calm til Stta.
Gen pGrite Sinbrine De bar al
operpinoe err 8eiipsrssmaaIet fra
2alm til Sttu. 3bie.flaSie Bel, baf.
fet og meo oaarlig @runb for ben
Slags 9rafif er meningsles. Den er
meningslss for ben iom ifal fisre og
ligeiaa for ben iom ifal boIbe Sen
iItano. 9enne ifs Sem. geiitub
ira Sttd til 2alm meb al oenne al9.
berfIsring, Saretransport fra Otto
og bertil oen itore SprbieI nteb Hei.
lenoe, belaiter Ell Sraiif iaa itor, al
@eib9ienet rimeligpis timber set neo-
penoig at faa Seien iorbeoret. Gen
oaarlige Sci er ben itsrite SIM
bring, iagoe Sriftsbeitpreren.
Otter Sorlpbenoe ifal iamme aoms
pani i%nteresiere iig for aieb al gies-
fosien for eleftriif 9ripfraft til
gaorItabbrlboet. Oct ifal afbpnge
meget at bporban Serreositprct It'll
Ter fine Grap = o. ON Britatiolf
fan tage en- Gel Strait.