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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21
X-RAY SHOE HAS ARRIVED
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HEALTH AID. SAY ADVOCATES

style. That they have succeeded is
shown by the avidity with which
some of the leaders of extreme garb-
ing on this side Of the Atlantic are
ordering them. Those familiar with
conditions say that the new shoes
will find at least temporary and a
great vogue here.
Persons interested In X-ray shoes
say that the opponents of the slit
skirt, the transparent skirt, kneelets,
anklets and all the rest will not de-
nounce the X-ray shoe. The shoe
would give all the protection that
lovely woman requires for her feet.
and, in addition, it would conduce
for better foot health The feet are
too much dressed, say the X-ray shoe
advocates, and shoe which. like the
sandals of old, allows a plentiful sup
ply Of air and sunshine should be
popular.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21
Platform Lowered to
Accommodate Girls
Tight Skirts Of Wellesley Students
Cause Railroad to Change
Height of Steps.

WELLESLEY. MASS. Sept. 90
Wellesley College girls may return to
college this fan in tight skirts. Right
in front Of the Wellesley station more
than a hundred laborers have been
working for the last few days grad
ing the Boston and Albany Railroad
tracks, so that the distance between
the car steps and the ground VIII be
only one foot instead of three feet. as
heretofore.
There is no longer any reason why
the latest thing in fashion should not
be worn at Wellesley, though The
brakemen on the Boston and Albany
be deprived Of their congenial occu-
patton OF aiding beauty in distress.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21

Leaders Of extreme feminine fash
ion in America are placing orders
in London for the newest fad in foot
wear-the X-ray shoe. Having an
ample supply of slit skirts, X-ray
skirts. transparent skirts. those OF the
gentler sex who so to extremes, hail
with delight the latest fashion hint
from London.
The X-ray shoe has uppers of Irish
crochet lace so that glimpses Of the
foot may be obtained, say those re-
sponsible for the design. For even
ing wear, the uppers are entirely of
lace. while for street wear the shoe
will be fitted with shallow goloshes
of suede kid. surmounted with the
finest sort of lace,
Thus far the new shoes have not
been worn. but their projectors say
that they will be the thing in Lon
don before long
The shoes are not yet offered to
the general public in London, but
are being distributed through the
usual centers of those who would
create popularity for any unusual
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21
Real Transparent
Gown Comes to U. s.
Philippine Cloth Can Be Doubled
Several Times and Still Seen
Through.

PHILADELPHIA Sept 20.-Much
joy is in store for the wearers of
X-ray gowns. Just exactly the thing
they have been looking for has arrived
at the psychological moment from the
Philippines and is now on view at the
Commercial Museum here.
Formerly the Philippine X-ray cloth
was too thin for use anywhere except
in the tropics. but now that American
women have adopted the diaphanous
skirt it becomes appropriate as dress
material and several local department
stores have ordered large consign-
ments of the fabric.
1t is more dIaphanOus than the
thinnest of wolfe, more pelluCid than
the most clinging crepe de chine and
more transparent than the filmiest of
crepe meteor 1t can be doubled sew
eral times and still be transparent
In one layer II has no more thickness
than Cobweb.
II is called pima cloth because It Is
made of half silk and half pineapple
fiber. It comes in all colors and in
stripes of all designs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21

with three buttons in front. The long
slit I'd the back of the coat is dlsap-
bearing, the waist is less pronounced.
The opening Of the front Of the
morning coat will not be SO deep, but
the one button coat will continue In
fashion. Many men order a pair o.
trousers to be turned down at the
foot and another pair to be turned up
TO be worn on r or wet days re-
spectively.
The present evening dress suit
will not be changed in cut or style.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21

the least obtrusively is the best
dressed man this fall Exaggerations
in the style and color OF mems clothes
are being toned down, authoritative
tailOrs say.
Some Of the preferred colors for the
autumn are nut browns and pow Ter
blues without lines or stripes. Gray
cashmere. popular during the sum
mer. will be much worn in heavier
cloths
The long role OF the longer coat $
being replaced by the coat cut higher,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21
Bells on Carriers;
Man Spoiled Fad!
They Were Cute. Too. but Wearers
Abandoned Them When They
Were Ridiculed.

EDGARTON. MATTHIAS VINE
YARD, Sept. pa woman bather
started the fad here OF wearing a
garter with a tiny bell attached. and
wearing It outside her bathing suit
stocking. Other women soon joined
in the fad. The beach fairly tinkled
with the tiny bells The fad was
voted a great success-untn a great
big. mean man walked into the dining
room Of one Of the big hotels here
with a pink garter around each Of his
trouser legs, to which was attached a
near-cowbeu. The fad blew up right
there.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21
Fashions for Men to
Be Much More Quiet,
London TailorS Say
Britain Frowns on EKaggeratlon in
Style and color-srown and
Gray Preferred.

Special Cable to The American.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-The man clad
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21

Attractive Afternoon T0ees o green and black *. hsos s
al Frohins The is
on mavr a s seand
model ha Isl Jose
al silver lac with aigette
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-12-18

The women members OF the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union
stcrmcd tie Capitol 10 urge the adop-
t;on Of prohibition amendment.
New Jersey Methodist clergymen
are striving to secure a pardon for
the Rev. George D. Higgins, serving
a 30-year term for assaulting q girl.
Senator Gallinger, of New Hamp-
shire, introduced a bill proposing a
new drydock in the Portsmouth, n.
H., Navy Yard at a cost of 81, 100000.
Society folk Of Indianapolis Will pro-
test against the ordinance requiring
the presence Of a police matron at all
dances after December IS.
Edward Du Bois, postal clerk Of
Chicago, was sentenced to one years
in plisonment for stealing ten cents
from the mail.
Mayor Kline, Of New York City, ar
nCuaced he would issue temporary
all-night licenses for New Years Eve
TO reputable places.
Governor Fletcher, of Vermont, de-
MED a stay III the execution OF Arthur
Bosworth, sentenced to die on jan
uary ID for murder.
Swift G Co. were fined $500 in New
Eor,l for returning 10 cold storage
meat that had been once offered for
sale.
Frank Seller, a travelling salesman,
! pOv gCuca5 ot rinri,,.nti 10 INK in S-Nl
from contribution boxes IN t"rm!y-
seven churches.
Land, totalling 900 acres, has been
purchased near East Lyme, Conn,
for the Yale-Sheffleld Scientific
School.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-12-18
WHAT WASHINGTON is : JiNG
News or Interest That Trickles From
the White House and the Various
Observation-Disclosures of
Crimes and Casualties.
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Reports CT United States District
Attorneys Throughout the country to
Attorney General M.cReynoiIs indi-
Gated that there IS a colG-stCrage
combine.
Secretary Lane announces the with
drawal OF G7,YO0,yyJ acres OF land
from public entry up 20 November 80.
Attorney General YcRcynolds' first
annual report TO congress said he
would oppose any court decree in anti
trust cases that d.& not provide for
real dissolution.
Second-ciasS lostmasters have been
ordered to use rura! carriers il dalir-
er1ng parcel post mail in city limils
during holiday rush.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-12-18
,,ominicks Not Guilty.

St,tuda-The trial Of o. l.. and e.
L. Dominick, charged with killing
Phil W. Perry in July, which was be-
Gun here a few days ago, came to an
end when verdict OF not guilty was
returned. The trial OF This case at
tracted considerable attention. The
court room 'ras packed with specta-
tors the three days that it was In
progress. The arguments in the case
BEGAN at $3.50 in the morning and the
case was given to the jury after the
assembly of court following the noon
recess.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-12-18
General,

Pittsburgh will have a Municipal
Christmas Tree"
Mayor Kline forbade tie use Of
"ticklers" on New Year. Eve.
More than $6,O0O,000 damage was
done by the recent floods in Texas.
Senator Hitchcock attacked the
Democratic secret caucus on the Cur
rency bill.
The Anti-Vivisection Congress
adopted a resolution urging Congress
to investigate vivisection.
One carload Of Argentine beef was
received by Armour G. Co., at Chi
cago.
Sheriffs put an end to the rioting
in Calumet, Mich, by making II ar
rests.
A shipment of 4,O07 Holsters has
been made from Maine to the Pacific
Coast for transplanting.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-12-18

! The y. &: Alton Railroad has
granted a $4,000 annual TsEe IN.
crease to its 1900 shop employees.
William H. Clarke, a noted organ
builder and author is dead at Read
ing Pa. He was 7S years old.
A new steel plant, which will en-
ploy 1900 men, will be established at
Easton, Pa, at a cost of $2,OO0,O00.
Jack" Geraghty, former chauffeur
and now husband of Julia Estelle
French, was elected an alderman OF
Woodburn, Mass.
The Bank of Vacherie, La, with a
capital OF $4,000 and deposits of $40,.
600, closed because Of unsecured
loans.
Representative Porter Of Pennsyl-
vania introduced bill, proposing a
new 100000 postoffice for Pitts
burgk.
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, former su-
perintendent of schools, is likely to
become candidate for mayor Of Chi
Cago.
The New York Board of Estimate
appropriated $4,000 to aid special
highways and canal graft investiga-
tions.
George Miller, u years old, was
awarded a verdict Of $1,000 in New
York for injuries received when run
over by horse and wagon.
The PostofIice Department decided
to restore magazines and periodicals
to mail service in January instead Of
transporting by fast freight.
II. II. Powers, former Congressman
Is dead at MCrrisvillc, VT, aged rs
years.
The expenses Of Boston for the ten
months just ended, amount to S1741l,-
349, al increase Of $9G4,626 over the
same period last year.
The famous mint bed behind the
White House at Washington, has been
destroyed and an evergreen tree put
In its place.
Nelson Sharp was electrocuted at
Auburn, n. Y. for killing policeman
at Rochester, n. Y, in May 1912. He
declared his downfall was due I
drink.
Secretary of War Carrison's Gr"'
annual report urged the necessity for
q strong militia reserve.
DR.. Richard Cowen, Of London, d.
MED AZ ) Administration Congress
that viviaection was an aid to surgery.
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad suspended pay
ments to its 21,716 stockholders afte!
an unbroken record of more than fort
: al s.
Frank A. Munsey denied the Treas
ury Department had shown favoritism
to him in the absorption of the United
States Trust Company by the Munsey
Trust Company.
Kansas has 100 successful women
farmers.
lire caused loss of 100000 at
CohOss, y. Y.
Tie rim of Gatun Lake at the Pan
anna Canal will be raised to 1O5 feet
above sea level.
Senator Jones introduced bill pro-
posing a s3,O00,OOO dry dock at Puget
Sound, Wash.
The new charter Of Kansas City,
Mo-, is likely to provide for a COM
mission government.
DR.. William B. Craig, was acquitted
of the murder of DR.. Helen Knabe, at
Indianapolis, on October %, 1911.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-12-18

discovery that a laree part of the

discovery that a laree part Of the
supp'y CT cccai?e for New York crug
users users GENES frcm Memphis has
caused an investigation Of the activi-
ties of a wealthy druggist there.
The health authorities at Wheeling,
W. Va, declare that Mildred Shilton.
IA years old, is a "Diphtheria Mary
carrying millions OF germs in her sEs-
ten, although she has never been III.
The House Committee Oh Post
Roads and PostolEices agreed to re-
port favorably the bill, appropriatinG
100000 for experiments to carry
mail by aeroplane.
Miss Matilda Reglin, a dressmalier
of East Orange, n. j., despondent over
her $4,000 less in the failure OF the
R0seville Trust Company, committed
suicide.
pr. C. Z. stokes, United States Navy
Surgeon General, recommends the
abolition OF the order requiring olIi-
GERS to walk. lat least ten miles each
month.
lIrs. Marie Louise Tlkins, OF Phila-
delphia. is to receive Christmas gilt
Of more than 2%50,"o0 from the estate
Of rnr grandfather, the late William
l.. E.hins.
An autopsy revealed that Mrs.
Mac,,ay. widow Of t,.o Rev. Or. Donald
sac MacE.y WHO lied suddenly iE
r..'r lNN-
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-12-18
Personal
l.lIIInllIlHUnllIlilnnIllnIii.i!!nIHIIIilliIIi!

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and her
niece, Margaret, sailed from Colon, for
New York.
Ex-Presideut Taft, lccturing before
the New York Peace Society, told his
audience that any move to abandon
the Monroe Doctrine would result in
serious controversy"
Secretary Bryan addressed the
Canadian Society at Delmonico's,
New York City, urging world peace.
President Wilson is opposed to vivi-
section.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-12-18
We'll Described.

Small Sadie was walking along the
street with her mother when a fero-
cious looking, but friendly bulldog ap-
preached. With q little scream she
clung to her mother, crying: "Oh,i
mamma, look at the dog with the tam
gled facet"
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-12-18
Cleaninq wall Paper.

TO remove grease spots from WALL
raper, dip q piece of flannel in spiritsl
OF wine ard rub The spot very gently.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-12-18
DANGEROUS Pride.

Unfortunately, a proud spirit Is al
ways in danger of being mistaken for
q bad isposition.-Puck.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-12-18

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Sarlist Kico.

Sra Chicago meooeleS Sen 2ioc
Hopcmber: Gbicogos aisoinipef
t~ionSburcau bar iong uoienot 30.
uar2ler ON 6nren ior al bli iorgii
tet al aieo, iom er blepct 6eoGruct
al oet Ianauoriae miloe @eir. On
itor Ma3ie ajso al iorifieaiJ SIaga
oiitribuerc0e9 / Chicago iorrige llBc
I'll Nrul pnu Sbnut5giuiul 3aAeu.
Temperament iteg imiolertio plu0
ieIlJ OF 6OI0t iia iIcre logc oppc /
co. rooerne Ger Uur iugen dor
boIOsregler triiiet til 9euorcIien al
oisie 6rtraiOripuiuIcr, ioa Ell tor
Gel al set er ipolerct.
GreooG % Ssroog conference.-the
9uremiet 5000 FunO al 0arer OF
IirrfrG, o. Sitliotionen bar itdoig
iOruprret iig. iaa @urcauct bar ieet
iig 6eieict iii al uOiteoe en- o~iiicicI
A6poriel III EubIitum ON at uiic
Den uocrite 6orliGtigbeo ueO line
,<nSfieb al Nis0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-28
Oct oif forpiet.

SRA 0ittsburg6. IL. meo0ele3
Sen 23oe Aopem6er: 4Pr5. Better
Goparos optraaote iSog iom %iOue
moo lin Wano. cit ioriuloeu Srllf,
tcn6clt. Ser / Sc 40 Mar. Sc M
6Gpoe pUret giite. bapoe prugIet
ben0e uslugtig 1850 @ange. Sun
bdpOe boIot nsie &egnita6 meo
Srugleue (ialiolo bar bun iitfer uan.
al oet par min0it iadmanae @auJe)
9noa bnuoe bun life reglet nleo ale
De anlis og Spdrf. ban bauoe Jipet
5er0e. Hu iunte3 BIN Scr elf ior-
Uiot ON sniteoe euteu a bli fpit bonn
ior goNt. eler ialial0 dt iGa bam
ienot til Ct Steo. 6por bum fan pTre
/ Sitferbeo Tor bdm.
San Hap imioIertio meo 6or6e.
oring$bnSitrai / 30 9ase. apnen
uotalte Grill ON. at ban piloe FOR.
beore iig" i nogen merfbar @roo poa
ioa fort Sio. - @anSen haune
imioIertiS p~isielig garias til at
tafte iur "naaeI9 Stral".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-28

len / Sort Miper. Td., ga bon aau
lin Set al Sporernc ior at lTttc
opcr en- @rsit. RimeIiapiS fom ban
I'll at iTttc Sporcrne bonroerc /, ems
ban bnpoe bapt til Ncuiigt, Tor Sc
lten Der er ct melct ipri9t Gpr,
aioroc ct SprGt noc % / Suften,
loa @euernlcn iIpnacocS neO al Sao.
len ~ ialot bagopcr. ! 6nloet it
han Ct ioo uoloiomt Stso. al ban
bIcp I%iggcuoc beuioitIeS. Ii tiliIeu
De SoIoater. Ser hop0c prret Gien
uioner til llbeIoet, bIep BON 6aorct
ben I'll ct Grr, buor ban imiolertio
mart Tom til liz ieIp ieicu % isItc
lig life barre, emo at ban after finn.
DC iti9e tiIbeit % rioe ben iii lit
&u0rtcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-28
Stort Danofraftsa

Sra Gorilano. Gre. me6oeleS
ocn 2i0c Nopembcr: Geo. z. 90.
mopiton. bpOrauliif Iingenisr uco
Srelou electric Hoilrooo. Ger netop
or peuOt tilhoge ira Gienr Safe i
GoScabcbierNene, brinaer Hpbe0en
ON ct tort misunderstanding, iont
ifol pd~abegpn0es ser / oen nPrmelte
Srcmtio. TulUgact ital fuune no.
uitle 1900 @eitefrriter % an.
iIooeS at pile foite S5.000.000.
Zen isriie Gel al Anlrlget ifnl
uGre iGroigt til at iGtieS iaang ON
TO Mar. elcftriif Strsm til ems %
9ripfrait itaI fumie leuerc5 / en-
CmtreoS al 1000 Dil.
Steoet Tor AnlGlget Iigger 9iiot
ueiS meIlem Cregon Srlinf Rail.
rono, Ell al NiIIiniernc longs les
@butcs 6looer. op Oregon electric
Hailroa6, / Wilolpcitcodleu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-28

b~eorUnies.

sra Cincinnati. Ohio. mcooclcS
sen 22oe Nopember; Sfisnt ocr
me StniS(op, ser begrUnier Nntol'
let al Snlooncr. life trpoer / Strait
igr paa Mauooa pil oog &c nIleriIc'
tie al Sc 100 Snlooncr. iom Sopell
elimincrcr beri 0pen, lt9nge inc
IerC ior aoot alcrcoe / giten. Sic
re Sllien Wou6, iuobeiotteuoe &Tr,
ter. Oppartere, Eortcre % SOFTER
uil pco Mi0notStio bli ltaneuoc "le.
0igc poo 5oruet". % for mango al
Dem oil oct life BIZ ioo let at iin0e
Jig nogcn m @eifipiti5clic.
Salt pil SaIooncrucs guiaI /
ohio bIi iyminoifct meo minoit
1000
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llooen / llome.

sra Seattle. &dib.. melOeS Sen
2l0e fou.: 5olotutteren Bear,
aapteiu :. =. Volinger. onfom /
Ssn0naS ira 9eringbauet meo6rin
Jeroe 81 NsSlioenoe ira Stormen /
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lin 9ireiie oerira ieuote Solofuttc
reu$ 9elPtniug ale Gitimoer. ion
opGolbt iig / 9tomc. tilbage til fine
Stem, iorat Sc life lfuloe bli Ill en-
9uroe Tor @ueu / oe LANCE %iuter.
mnane0er.
Faa iii logt trPn9te "9ear~ TAO
langt moo 9IorO iom iii S0iut gar
rom. set uorOliaite @umft al gllaifd.
og par oet cueiie 6artsi. iom penote
til6oge ira Sc Cane iaar. Nae oe
epriae Sartgier irss inoe i Sieu.
aoptein 9oainger tror life. sol.
fene omboro pna De inoeirosne Sfi-
be 6eiiuoer iig / noJeu 5ure. oa Be
uSen @anifcligbe0 fan 6ane iig Sci
iii DC Subsidies S~anosbper, ON Se.
res 5arisier itaIoe bli fnIiie az
Sien.
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ulilitorhvpere
forulvffeoe

Sra Gan Iiego, Gal. teIe1raie.
res Den 2l0c Nobember: &eitnan.
terite eric g. ellington oa Su1b %.
aelp al isrite Gipiiion al ArrcenS
6IppeforpS, bIcO ioag orpbt uc0 ct
6oIO ira Ell @ei0e al ca. so 500.
ltlDffen inbtrai paa Sen militUre
6lppepln0S pna Aortb Sslan6, paa
Den aloen SIDE al 9ugteit ~tper@ouer
ior Snn Giego.
Sclp bar EremierIeitnnnt pco
26oe Sninnteriregiment % China.
ton Tremierlsitnont / aounQerict.
S6eregnct bisie TO bar iaIt 70 Mi.
litUrilDpere miitet 2ipet, iioen
"arigsma9ten til Quits" bleu ctab.
Ieret / 1908. Spp al Dem er bIet
orGbt bette glar.
Ssitnant ellington bar is6t /
Nortb Carolina / 1889 OF 9sitnant
aeQp / aentlicfp 1881. @eaae par
iigiitc.
5 6or6inbelie meo openitaaenoc
fan oct bape lin Slteresie at criare,
at, taget @er6en / lin Scl6e0, SOS
W~'enneifer er bIct orGbt iioen 1905.
oeraf iaar 1871.
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pdndmdfdndlen
Gbciinacuisrrns Tnrsberctuing inc.
icnot til Hrmcocpnrtcmentct.
SoronrcOcnc.

Sra @oibunaton meooeles ocu
23oc Nouember: Ger err ingen be.
TENT Cat1 angipet Tor Cen oifciele
gobuiuG al Ennamafandleu / 9beis
inlcnierenS. Gberit @oetbals MARS.
RAPPORT, iom netop CT blet i~noien0t
Ill Irmeoeportcmentet. unoer boilfct
aon0larbeioet iorterer. Seller life
qiueS ser noaen Intponing til. roar
oct isrite Sortsi pil funne beiarc
Aduolen ira SAP til Sau. &analeuS
oiiitieQe gabuing o'bGnger iremoe'
les al Sc u~beregneli9e Soroifreb |
9uIebroit iprin1eu og al. boor bur-
ti9t Muooerprommene fan hoIoe
aanaIen oabcn.
Sclpe aonoIlegemet. @iaifinuerf.
iteScrue, acknowledgements og Dc
itore Cceanbrpa9er req beg9e groe'
mmfter pilSe urret ierotge / iioitc
6iifalnar, bnpSc oet life uGret for DC
tore Sfrco / Observation-Disclosures. %
man har hiOtil life funnel iinoe no.
gen onoen 2eSuing pan De tore Bro
6len1er ON oen pirfioniite Waooe at
bortrp6oe Sfreoene poa enc ocu boz.
|itnpeIiNe @ortitaffelie AZ belle, ltore
A~oSrpNgcr.
Gen iinancic1e Gel al Happorter
tltmler mes ipprc SoI. - : IrbeioS'
lsnninqer olene or Ser uobetnlt 500.
52l,705. aouqrcSien bor biotil be.
uiloct S3i9.5O5, 223 iii anndIeii.
ocroi $iO.676.950 iii oenS Scipit'
nina.
Obcrit @oetbalS gipers Ell megct
octulieret 90 intereSinnt Seltrlpelie
al Snacnierdrbei6et, iom inisrteS
iiSite Mar; iiGr err oct bon Ell ltor
@lpoe al fmnne b%erette, at Tefanls'
men | Be fiUmpemGsiiae Sliileporte
far beitooet Trspcn meS CLANS.
San npnuer iaaleoeS | oenne Dor
binocIie, at Shlrportere oeo 8atilr
ueo Sc ioretaane Prsuer aabncoes
paa ct @imtt o. 30 S%efunocr.
Sc pUloiQc SerntiTttinger, iom
or uoipenot oper aaunIeu iorat ior'
binSrc ct uitprliat Sti6 ira at Iarc
inc / Slulerue. bGueoes OF ipnfeoeS
/ betimelig 1io til at iorbInore et'
bucrt llbelo al 0ette Slogs, on beullte
tilinloe lin Gure til at ltoppe euer
itonie ethuert Sflb motaser Dc auer
~itsritc, bpiS sc gif meo ooeroreoen
5art.
@ofomotiperne iour ifal llPbe Sti.
benc giennem Sluierne, er cgioa
6leuue arumoi1 prspeoe % bepiitc lin
Gune iii meo. 2etbe0 at flare ielu Dc
iterite 5artsier, og De eIeftriife ap.
paruter, ser inpoluerer 0euptteliet
al Ell Strsm pau 1900 Bolts, iun'
aereOe tilireo9iuaeuoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-28
Rineoal / Dinoen.

Sislge ct 6orIoOenSc ira Ct.
Toul oil 4. NJ. Ringbal, ser par set
oentofrntiife Tnrti3 @upcrnsrfan0i.
oat, bare u0ieet til Heaiitrutor ueo
De Sor. Staters 2anofontor / Groof.
iton. San err mNitiaet iii Gm6e6ct
al 3. 9. 2pnd, MIeoIem al SEN Sc.
mofraiiife Ratiou1lfomitc. oa al
Wartin S'9riou Sorman0 paa Sen
oemofratiife Stats centroIfomite, og
oct er omtrent oct iamme, iom ON
ban aQereoe GaU0e l%lonppnelien /
Sommen.
Gmbeoet, ser iortiben ~in6e6aue5
al Hepu6lifnneren II. :. Montaaue,
er ~ailsnnet me0 $1,000 ON 9laret,
og ban oil besuoeu flinne bcboloe lin
Stiaing iom IrGiiOent i Golf Conn.
tp State 9ont, tom ban cr1oniiereoe
/ CONNER.
Rr. HinebaI FAR iibIigere in6e.
baut mango betrSelige poIitiifc Stil.
linger % er Ell meJet aetet Rano /
Staten uoen SeniDn til 9artipoliti
fen. San par @ieOIem al S%tatsie-
natet | 1895 og 1897 o. ~uSrppntes
| 1899 al @uperner Ssobn SinS iii
%eolem al Statens Sern6anefom.
mission, builfeu Stiaing ban inoc.
bapoe | TO snr. ) 1907 6leu ban al
@uOerncr Sobuiou nbnGunt iii
Weolem al aontrolfommisiionen.
Seo iioite Statsualg bar han. iom
n9unt. Semofraternes @uuerner.
fanoibat, men bIeu ilaaet al e6er.
bart.
San bar ~oprin6eIig anieger iii
Snternal Hepenue,
men traf Zig tiIbage ! 5apsr al G.
). Spnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-28
Semti puno meo polten.

poiiminiiier 9urleion bar, beret.
les DER ira @aibiugton Oel 2loe
Rouember, onbeidIet Ill &nteritntc
Commerce commissioner al Wari.
m|msuGgten al ELECTROMAGNETIC Tor.
sae5 ira % Glm0 til 80 Fun0 Tor
olle IIituncer.
SIR &GGtsgrGuicn tln iorsges,
truuGe5 iislge Souen commissioners
depreciation, "a set pennies, at
0eute oil 6Ii 9iUet oct Der giploen.
Sc SiliPloe.
Zen i0rciladeSe Sordnoriug ull
life a~iiicere Sarterne. Ge ueoiattc
Garter oil REMEDIES blot gIUIoe Tor
Batter, iom transformers lnoeuior
ierite on anocn Bone.