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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-04-24

Candidates for federal jobs under
the new administration are playing
long shots. There are already 10000
applications for the 10000 jobs at the
disposal Of the president, by and with
the consent of the senate so that The
chances are thirteen to one against
now and getting worse all the time.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-04-24
DEATH OF MRS. WILLIAM ROVER.
Well Known Woman of City Died on
Tuesday Evening After Long Illness.


Mrs. Lulu Maude Rover, aged so
years, wife of William 4. Rover. and
a well known woman of Kenosha, died
at the home of her daughter on Pom
eroy street on Tuesday evening after
long illness from catarrh of the
bowels. Mrs. Rover was native of
Delaware, O., where she was born
Sept. "a, 1862. She had resided in
Kenosha for a number of years and
had a large circle of friends in the
city to whom the announcement of her
death will come as a personal sorrow.
Announcement Of the time Of the
funeral will be made on Thursday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-04-24
CARVER, GRADE TRorrER.

Formerly owned by Ed. G. Shepard
of Kenosha, now the property of A.
F. Mcneil of South Bristol, Kenosha.
Co., Wis. Carver will make the sea-
son at the stables on the Barker Pic
kens farm in South Bristol. Registered
No. 1874. Terms: SO to insure a live
foai. advwtf
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-04-24

It has been announced that the
Rambler Club will hold their annual
ball at Germania Hall Friday evening.
April 10Th. a large crowd will prob
ably attend as this is one time when
the dancers, of Kenosha have a cnance
to enjoy themselves. Alsa25
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-04-24
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Liberty
Cemetery Association viii be held at
Liberty Church, Saturday, April goth,
1913 at 2 P. NJ. Sarah Patrick, secy.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-04-24
THE REASON.

Why we should make those patterns
for that machine or engine, or models
for that invention. We have the ex-
perience, we have the largest and best
equipped pattern shop Kenosha ever
had; we can advise you, we can do
the work in the shortest time at the
best price obtainabIe. Call on us and
be convinced. Kenosha Pattern &
Model Works, 65s Elizabeth street.
Phone 2o54. E. G. Bloedel, G. Nun
son. advwftf
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-04-24

The best ice cream money can buy.
Condor s. Phone To. advts
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-04-24

Typewriters for sale or rent at 254
Park street. advmG-
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-03-14
THE EAST SIDE.
STORE!

Have you ever visited nv store
on the East side d looked at the
fine line of GENERAL MERCHAN-
Disc, that | carry at all times. l
also have choice and fresh stock
of STAPLE and FANCY GOCERI-
ES, cigars, tobacco, etc. and again
l can cupply your wants in the
NOTION LINE.
My prices are as low as goods can
be sold, and then realize a small
profit. fQuick Sales, Small Profit
my motto.
. Come and see me, you will al
ways receive the most courteous
treatment.
J. 7. Sans
East End Merchant.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-03-14
Maryville Route 1

Health Of community very good
at present.
As the weather is good the farm
ers are very busy.
Albert Simmons has sold his
farm to Henry Farley.
w. o, Nelson is going to move
soon.
Misses Sue McNabb and Daisy
/ Gideon were shopping in Clover
Hill last Friday.
Lon Hannah seems to like to visit
o. M. Lane on Sunday afternoons.
John Hatcher and son Joe have
been very busy hauling this week.
Mrs. John Mcconnell spent Fri
day with her son Will Mcconnell.
There is going to be an Easter
service at Oakland Easter Sunday
night every body come.
Mrs. A. C. CLEARWATER is visiting
her daughter Mrs James Walker
in Hawkins Co.
Misses Grace and Edna Lale
spent Saturday night with their
Uncle o. M. Lane.
Kertz Molsbee went to Knoxville
last Wednesday.
Charley Lane spent last Saturday
night with ]. r. Lane.
Rev, Best is to preach at Oakland
next Sunday afternoon every body
come,
A. T. McNabb has made new
maui he is going to work at last
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-03-14
Hubbard Station


Health Of community very good.
Farmers were busy last week
making use of the pretty weather,
Rev. Atchley preached a very
interesting sermon Sunday morning
at pleasant Grove on The Lamb Of
God. John 1876. -
Mrs. J o. Law and little
daughter of Maryville are visiting
W. M Wells and family.
Misses Far ME and Elizabeth
Williams spent the dav Thursday
with Mrs Leonard Wells.
Lee Howard and wife visited ]
B. Gamble and family recently.
Edd Chandler and wife had
their guests Tuesday !. B. French
and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
McClerg
Mrs. Burns of Fountain City was
the guest of Rev. Atchley and wife
last TX
F J. NJ. Davis went to Maryville
Sunday afternoon
Mrs Minnie Cusick attendt d
church at Pleasant Grove Sunday
Ideal Waterman, an Parker
Lucky Curve" Fountain Pens,
GET EN- AT McCULLOCH'S.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-03-14
Ellis chandler Co.
The One Price Store

DIR Thomas Eclectic Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis.
ease-croup. 1t has been used
with success in our family for eigh
years. Mrs. l.. Whiteacre, Buffa-
To- N Y
Amos Seaton, of Stroud, Okla,
spent Sunday with his father and
mother Mrs. N. G. Seaton of this
place. He made a trip to Washing
ton, D. G to see the Inauguration
of President Wilson. Amos is
cashier of the Stroud Bank, and
is meeting with prosperity in his
Western home.
We have in our empty, Mr.. Jno,
A. Everett, who is .forman of our
Mechanical department. Mr. Ey-
erett is one of the best printers in
the state, and with his help and as.
sstance, we expect to turn out in
our job Department some as good
if not better work than d city office
affor Is. Give us YOUR order for
Job Printing Satisfaction guaran.
teed, and all orders filled promptly
We can place $4,000 we'll secured
yielding s per cent interest in sums
from 5000 up If called on by
January LIST 1913.-Jas. A. & d. r
Goddard.
Get the best cheap watch on the
market at McCulloch's, &c siza
Elgin Z Jewel S. so
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-03-14
Bank Route 2


As 1t has been some time since I
have written / will write few
items
Health Of community very good
at present.
III. Graves and family Of Trund-
les X Roads were guests Of L. v.
Cleadge Saturday and Sunday.
Bob Keller and family and Miss
Sahie MoCamey dined with Miss
Minnie Keller Sunday.
W. NJ, Humphrey and family
also John Kenneth and Miss Jessie
Corral left last week for Ills.
T. F. Caldwell now occupies the
house recently vacated by the Cor
rail- family.
Mrs. ]. P. Fancher took dinner
with Mrs. ]. A. Davis Tuesday.
Miss Malta McCamey spent Fri
day night with Mrs. Stella Cald-
we'll
MAYNARD Headr,ck has been
working for Mr.. Blevins few DAYS
Mrs. Eliza Cleadge visited Mrs.
P. e. Headrick Saturday.
J. A. Davis and wife visited
Wesley Yearout and wife Sunday
Miss Lucy Headrick called on
Miss Stella Coulter Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Headrick are
the proud parents Of a fine baby boy.
On Monday morning March Ord
the Death Angel visited our com
munity and claimed as its victim
J R. (Jim Rob) Davis. He had
been suffering tor some time with
consumption and his death did not
come as a shock to his many friends
He was about thirty five years Of
AGE. He leaves a wife and four
children to mourn the sad loss of a
loving husband and father, but
their loss is his gain. We viii cay
to the bereaved to weep not but to
think of him as waiting to welcome
his loved ones when God shall call
them home.
Funeral was conducted Tuesday
morning by Rev Atchlev. after
Which the remains were laid to rest
in the Pleasant Grove cemetry.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-03-14

Found-A Ladies Watch. Owner
can have same bv describing and
paying for the advertisement. APP
ply to M. Haworth.
For Sale-Some Ginseng and
some Ginseng seed, enough to plant
/ acre. Apply to James Effier,
Maryville, Tenn, Route 3
George Langley 8 little babe which
has been very sick with dipbtheria
died Tuesday Light at s O'Clock
The herpaved parents have the SYM
pathy of large circle of riends.
Pies Gentry an old soldier of the
sixties after an extended illness
died at his home in our city Nom
day. Burial took place Tuesday at
the Friends Grave Yard west of
town.
Mrs. Emile A. Webb is authoriz-
ed to take subscriptions fer the La
dies Home Journal, Saturday Eve
ming Post, and Country Gen .leman,
Call oh her, or address care of Box
1876 city.
Abe Lane, an old soldier died at
his home on Crooked Creek, Route
No 5, on sunday Night, at the age
OF 60. Friends are sorry to learn
OF his death. He formerly lived
here at Maryville. Burial occurred
at Laws Chahel. He leaves a wife
but no children.
Atty, Sam H. Dunn of Town
send, spent Saturday in our city
He brought word that a little child
was burnt to death at that place a
few days ago. The child's cloth
ing caught afire from the CRATE, 1t
was about three years old. We did
not learn it's name.
Rev j. Lem Keevel of the Christian
Church will speak in the local church on
tonight. Thursday night DIR Keevel is an
eloquent speaker and always has something
good to say.
On Thursday, March 6, 1913 several la
dies met at the home of Mrs. Jno.,F Brown
in order to quilt some quilts for the Indust-
rial Home. Twelve ladies were present
and quiltrd two quilts by 3 o'clock. They
had material for, another, but one of the
ladies exchanged quilted one for this.
1t would have reminded you of Sum-
mer Picnic, had you seen the table, as every
one brought something toward the feast
The honored guest was Mrs. Mary Nell
vaine who was celebrating her SO birthday.
About three weeks ago some of these
ladies met at the home Of Mrs J. f. Brit
tan and made quilt for the Home.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-03-14
See w. p. Barnhill for
Farm Insurance, with JAS
A. and D. r. Goddard.

Heavy. impure blood makes a
muddy, pimply complexion, hea :
aches, nausea. indigestion, TIL n
blood makes you weak, pale d
sickly. For pure blood. sound dig
estion, use Burdock Blood Bite J.
$1.00 at al stores.
For any itching skin rouble, J |
es, eczema, salt rheum, hives, ito,
scald head, herpes, scables, Doa 8
Ointment is highly recommended.
Soc box at all stores.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-03-14
GentLenen:
Cash Basement

this supply wants at the lowest possible
heavy with bargains for Men
Children Odd lots broken and such like
marked price that must
Cash in the basement wonderful
saving Don't fail to visit this money saving spot
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-03-14

Mr.. Kirk of Kentucky has been
in our CITY this week.
Sam lies of Hartman was Wis.
itor in our city Monday.
Esq. J. R. Harris of Bank was a
visitor at this place Saturday.
See me for the fertilizer that
makes big crops. N. &. Seaton.
J. r. Baumgardner and wife, OF
Mint spent Saturday in our city.
J. r. Lane OF Binfeld, Route, Nc
1, was recent visitor at this place
George Kidd has purchased the
J. P. Seaton property on the East
side.
HI. P. Martin Of Binfield Route,
No. /, was visitor at this place
Saturday.
Collector Will A. Dunlap of
Nashville was visitor in our city
this week.
Jane B. Hedge ST., of the Ath-
ems Athenian was a visitor in our
city Monday.
For Sale Cheap-A good second
hand Organ. for information, in
qulre at this Office.
Rev D. G. Hoyle of Sweetwater,
spent several days of this week with
hiss family at this place.
J. P. Martin has moved his stock
of goods to the new building he has
erected on the East side.
Wanted-Calves, cows. hogs all
kinds, will pay highest market.price
Ben Fuller, Maryville, Tenn.
Mrs A. P. Boyless has been very
sick again for several days which
her many friends are sorry to learn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-03-14
A. A. Coventry
ALL KINDS IWSURA NCl

Found-A bunch of keys. Own
er can have same by paying for this
advertisement. and calling at this
Office.
Albert A. Weagly is wearing a
broad smile these days. A girl
baby has made its appearance into
his home.
The many friends of Mrs. Rabt.
Hunnicutt are glsl to learn that
she is recovering FRI m a s,ver9 spell
of lagrippe.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-03-14

Ideal Waterman, an Parker
Lucky Curve" Fountain Pens,
GET EN- AT McCULLOCH'S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25
3oreermeiteren
paa Stole.

Sra philadelphia, ga, meoocleS
ben 2Ooe April: Tbilaoelpbtas Ri.
oenbefienbte H~eiormmapor, HllooIpb
glanfenberg, % Weolemmer al bans
aabinet bar beiluttet at gaa paa
Sfole iaien 90 tage ct Sltrilts |
Statssfonomt forat gisre Jig beore
ififfet til at ioaretaee gpens Carp
OF ifistte oens affGrer.
Maporen og minbit TO al 9teolem'
merne al aubinettet bar truiiet 6or'
b~erebelier til at begiue iig til gtaot'
ion, isis, for Der at operpGre ct ire
0ases 6oreoragsfurius peO 8iScon.
inns Statsuniueriitet.
3e iIeite al De lofale Groblemer er
al en- iinaniiel Natur. Naporcn
trpnger Yenge iii iorifielige for
gpen gapnIige giemeo. men 9praa.
oct letter Jig altib paa gag6enene %
binorer oerpeo @iennemierelien al
mango al bans H~eformplauer, Spis
5oreoru5sfuriet oil bielpe lam til
at Isle Spsrgsmaalet ON. boorIeoes
ban ifal iaa hietet be gieniribige
gpiqore iii at lette liot paa aiite.
laaget, pil ban isle, at bans npe
Sfolegang bar D9ret pei anperbt
lib % SopeabruS.
Mtaporen oil muligens bli leoia.
get paa 5ureu al belle Neblemsifa.
bet / Den reiormuenliae Sin Club.
grpeoiiionen itaI aiaan fra pbilabel.
pbia Den 20be Mai % anfommer til
Observation-Disclosures ben nqite
Dag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25

grcSmono Same8 y. Sapuep ira
Wtmelota er Sormouo.
Oct uar bette Budget, iom GrUii.
Dent Gait nGatcoe at ianttioncre paa
8rilno al Ell @eitcmmelie ON 6rito.
gel'e al Irbeiocruuiouer og Sar.
mertoreninaer ior rctSlig 6orielgel,
Ie UNDER SbermanIouen.
Senatet bar itaofritct isIgcnoe al
ErGIteenten iorctagne llonGpncIler:
8alter $. Gogc iom GmbuSiaoer til
Souoon, Sobn gaSiett Roore iom
niriotif aoniulent Tor llocnrigsoe.
portenlentet. Sobu 4. Osborn iom
aSlilterenoe llocnrigSminilter, 1uo-
len 6ielo Walone iom treble %asiiite.
ren6e l(oenriasmtiniiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25
ernbanetart.S aeerne.

en bpiit itpentet % operrafenbe
SnobIanoing fra acknowledgement,
gems Sioe | be for ben fsoerale
Seieiteret perierenoe SSernbanetQrt.
Sager state rate cases -
fanot tfslge en- teIegraflf Mtebbe,
IeIie Steb / Wmbags, ba ct al Su.
ltitsoepartementet ubarbetbet Sssr6.
leg fremlagoes / &etteu. Sno.
legget gaar itif imoo De Stater,
lom beuoer Retten til at resulere
Srafifen inoetior fine egue, reipef,
tipe 8ranier. en- Of De pigtigite al
bisie Eager angaar Minneiota.
Der fremieres | SrtolGgeet ire
Sooeoargumenter MOB bisie StaterS
ppenmeonte Saaitalb, bpilte ale be.
negter en- Stat Retten til at peb.
tase 2ope, iom | fierneite Mton gri.
Der reeulerenoe mo / WeaemItats'
traiifen. 9epartementet bGpber bl,
a., at alene aongresieu bar Ret
til at resuIere Wellemitatstraiifer,
oe at en- al en- Stats Sernbonetom.
mission faitiat Cart, JONI itaor /
Crib meo De ~giRloenoe meaem'
ltatlige Garter, err ugpibig.
elsie state rate cases, 46 / Cal
LET, t~npolperer forif1eaige 6acer
/ aonflitten mellem Sorbun08regie'
ringens og Staternes Wpnbigbeb til
at reguiere Sernbanetraiiferl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25

negro til eiebltffeIig at remme of,
'nm bsrer ino uroer olbonif Terri.
torium, oeriblanht ogiaa Sfutari, Ell.
Ter ogiaa ifal 2iterri9 aipes Sub
maat til at beierge set aIene. Gen
eltcrriaife Hegicring mener, at Ell
MilitGr. g~rpeoitiou poa 10000
Mano fan Hare oette enbog uoeu
Sloosubgpbelic, % gaar life Wtag.
ternc meb paa bette, iaa pil Eiterrig
banole paa egen Saano.
Sra ct. GeterSburg berimob teIe.
%3roieres, at man / Del uuberrettebe
oiplomatiife are0ie or al oen 6or.
mening, at oct eneite Otaaterne fan
gIsre M er at annulere lin @eilut.
ming ON, at Sfutori ifal tilbere III.
banien.
s @elgrob blep gitcrretningen
ON Sfutaris 6aIo ferret meo nGiten
enonu iterre gegeiitring emo ieIp no.
gen al Serberncs egne Seire. Sag.
~ierere, aisbmono og Saanoperfcre
GAP ii5 til at Oonie / 8aberne til
Sonerne al SGnrelanoSiange, og ole
tit frit Sin for at oriffe Wontene.
groS Sfaal. Song Ieter bolot ielu
Ell begeiitret Sale ira SlotSaltonen
til en- Itor Solfemoaie, iom bar lam.
let ubenfor Slottet.
Gen internotiunaIe 9lofobe err
noltraft ogiaa til Gurn83o. men bpaS
Magterne forepriet pil ioretoee Tia,
ia oerom fan Der blot giGttes.
Iae 9alfanitater bar M afcepte.
ret Wagternes SoriIag til SreospiI.
faar, % ollie Stoter meo ltnotagelIe
al Wontenearo bar meo 3prfiet al.
iluttet Ell 10 Cages 8oabenltilitanO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25
~SaSaboter | llleilieheo.

Sra glboup, y. o., meooeIeS Sen
19oe april; Suis life StatSiena.
tor StiIpea inoienoer lin aiifeoS.
anIsgning iuben Mioten al npitc
llge, truer Senatets SuititSfomitc
meo at ioreIggge for @ranoiurpen
Oct al aomiteen inoiamIeoe 9epis.
matertel / a~nleoning 9eifplbninger.
ne moo bam Tor lloiuaeIier % Ten.
ge%loprc@ning.
Senotor StiIpea aieutoa isr fin
Sienretie til Neip 0orf, at ban. GA
ban bar blet %friiunbet al Senatet,
life agtebc at opIiue lit Srbe / &c.
no.et. So8cu oil i~oolcocs rimeIia.
bis bIi inebroat Tor Gctten, % en-
III StanhoIe titles / lloiigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25
SeSislaturens
Oplcsnino

Sra ct. Vaul, Winn., tclegraiereS
oen24be: Segislotlreu oiilutteoe ueo
Dtonatstio Rat fin girtionbeo, OF
De ilelte al Weolemmerne er meo
Wforgentogere ioag oragne ailteo til
line Siem for after efter oct langpa'
rige 6rapGr ar ta9e lat paa fine pri.
bate @isrenlaal.
Zen netop ailInttebe Segislatnr
bar pgrct Ell al Oe pirfiomite OF
trauIeite SoriomIInger / StatenS &t.
~itprie. Ter er utoer Samppret peo.
taaet Here pigtiae Soue OF Iprre pig.
tigc 6orilag ilaaet libel END paa no.
gen foregaaenoe 6oriannling.
WIanot De melt beipnningsiuloe
arbeioer. iom er uoisrt, er oen me
Notwithstanding al Stateu utpil.
iontt en- al De pigtigitc. Get err ben
fsrite pirfelige Notwithstanding,
iont bar pGret ioretaget iioen 8rnno.
lopenS 8ebtaaelie. Zen iioite GoIg.
freosinobeling bleu ioretaget for 20
aar iioen, men life | SroetS iul6c
9etponing.
vi andre uigtige Soue, iom er neo.
taget, fan uPunes 2oueue on Snt.
tiotiu % Referendum, Fecaa % par.
t~iuaibPr9i9e ("nonpartiiau") Yri.
mRrpalg. Baa ale oiSie 2opgio.
ningsomraaoer bar Wtiuneiota taget
ct Sfrtot lpugere emo nogen anbeH
Stot. Snitiatio og ReierenSum.So.
pen, Ger peO npite 8alg ifal ioreIPg.
ges Solicit til 8cotieuoeIie, er for.
ifieQig ira ligneuoe Sope, iom er
pe0tagne / ANDRE Stater, oert. at
ale 2opiorilag, iom initIere5 al Sol.
fet, ifal benuiies iii SegiSlatureu til
Irsitelie % SeotageIien al mulige
sGnOringer. Hecalls Sopen er osiaa
forifleQig % nter ui0eregaaenoe emo
nogen anoen Stats. ioet Den omiat.
Ter iaapel iolfeuaIgte iom uon9unte
embeosmPnb, og ben partiuafhGn-
gige TrimPrpaIglop aaar ct Sfriot
lRngere, emo uogen atoen Stat bar
taget, og meget lpugere enb noget
Meolem Orsmte on at gaa, 0a SeS.
iionen tog lin gegpnoelie, ibet Den
life alene giRlber Rominationell al
Sommere og eountp Gmbeosm9no,
men ogiaa Meolemmerre al 2egi5.
latltren.
8i0ere fan nRunes 2open ON Sfa.
DISCRIMINATING for tilifaoefomne ar.
beioere (workmen's compensation
bill). Der trPoer / Strait lire Sfto.
Der 1913, ON Ell Winimum5lsn, Ger
trGoer / 9irfiombeS Itrar, Gtitance
3ariii,Sopen. Notwithstanding
lcpen o. Sopen ON Ell Sernbanepas.
iagertart al 2 Gent WIiIen. billie tire
ttoltenPoilte Sope DOG Tsrtt trRoer !
Strait ben lite Sunuar 1914.
Oct pistigite al De Soniorllag, JON
life blep Sop, par Public Utilities.
5orilaget, ser piitnof blep ueotaaet al
begge Suie, men iom 8upernsren
nPgteoe ar ianftionere, -8nperne-
rem bar imiolertio erflrret. ar ban
oil iammenfalSe en- grtraiesiiun iii
Ssiten iorat tase oenre Sag til for.
npet gebanoling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25

%notionalt Spsrgsmaal. CALIFORNIA;
2caisIatur pilbe noturligpis life
iorIgge paa at omgaa nogen az gta-
tionens Srattater eaer at glere mere
emo ben isberale Hegiering ielo
og mango Stater bar giort. Vt ltge.
at California maa gisre minore eler
uoipttes for iforp aritif og Ve1fplo-
ming for at bile iprpnge Oct bent
ifabelige Sorbolb, er at npgte Salt
iornia, bpao iom irit er blenet I'LL
itaaet eltbper anheu Stat / unlonerL,
% iom aIorig er blepe ora9et I
5pil ligcoperfpr nogen onben Stat. "
@%upernsren f%rembnloer at andre
Stater bar iprisgt at pebtage eller
bar peotoget 2ppe i%orbpbetoe Stfe'
gorgere at beiiobe Sorb / Staten, pg
at benne Wpnbigbeo er aImtnoellg
allerfienot.
San fan berfor life f~oritaa, bpor.
ior ser MI ifriges op Ioaoon ON
CALIFORNIA; Gambling.
8ltperllpr Sobnion nGpner, at
gri5ona / 1912 peoto9 en- Sou for
bpbenbe Gerioner, Der life bar gors
gere eller bapbe erflRret i'm Senligt
at blipe set. at beiiboe Soro, uoen at
BET pufte ben minbite Hroteit eller
trllebe meo ct 9ruo pna De otplo.
matilfe SSorbolo til nogen uoenIano'f
Wagt. Staten @a1bington ~forbDoer
Eerioner. Der fife fan blipe Sorgere.
at beiiooe Sorb. SainotS bar en-
SOP, iom beitemmer, at ublpnoin-
ger fan beboloe Siemmel / ier aar,
% oeriom De inben ben Sib life or
bleuet gorgere, fan Groces arleg.
ees for Sals al Giepoomnen til
Soroel for Staten.
Oct iremboloeS pioere, at Sopan
inbtil 1910 bopbe en- Sop, Der lint
peltben forbso llbl9noinger at be-
libbe @ienbom, OF at benne Sop bar
lin Girfning eubnu.
Sfelge ct Telegram bateret
@aibinston BEN 23be bar Greitbeni
@ilion rettet Ell telegrafif Senpen-
Belle til @i,perusr Sobnion % 2e-
sislatltren ON at llbiptte meo at
pebtage npgen erbelig geilutning,
inbtil en- ~perlonlia Haaoilasning fan
finbe Steo meo StatSminiiter
grpon, iom / Eilielbe al, at an-
mooningen imshefommes, itrar oil
beaioe fig afite0 til sacromento.
Sra Sofio, Sapan, ~telesraferes
BEN 21oe April: Den sgrgrelie,
Sfufielie % iaarebe Stoltbebsfs-
Ielie, iom forriae llge gap Jig no
flag / frigerife 9emonitrationer iat
iicene al uaniparlige Gerioner, bar
lagt iig b~etpbelig, o. belle oct iapa-
neitife Solf penter meo ipenbt sSn-
tereSie llofalbet al California Sc.
~sislaturs Sprbanolinger anaaaenoe
G~eOtaselieu al en- Sop ont llOlen-
binsers erbperpelie af Soroeienoom
BERT Staten.
Saauel Gegieringen iom 2anoets
fomnlercieae Srganiiationer an
itrpnger iig til oct pberite forat boil
De be tanfelsie asitatorer / Ssmu1e.
Oct begpnber at fremgaa meo
itebie itigenoe alarbeo, at agitatio.
men / Sapan er ~inipireret al en- mini
ore politiif Grippe, iom isger at
lGgge Regieringen Granddaughter |
geien peo at benptte bet american.
ife Sprbipergsmaal til at opbibie
NationalfsIelien og iamtioig ifiule
lit pirfelige 5ormaal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25

Sper $4,000 er ~inofasieret !
aare1s Sob og ubbetalt til uiorisr.
seoe Suitruer % Bern, oplpies Der
pioere / Sommereus garsberetning.
Men Oct, iom Gommeren timber itsrit
9lGbe | at pege paa, er ben aienbs.
sierning, Of Oct er lpffeot. BAN at
brinee gieniorenins iitano / 80
Grocent. eler &alpbelen al De Sepa-
rationsiaeer, fom | anreis Sob bar
pGret bragt mo for Retten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25

ct Telegram ira Sonoon al 24be
4pril meooeler, at Eiterris allereDe
bar reitet en- Semenoelie til Drag
terne ON at tpinge Montenesrinerne
til at opgipe Sfutari, men oct er life
iiffert, at et iaa oraitiif 5orilas oil
finbe pilige gren. Giterris forlan.
ger, at Iagterne lfal toinse Wonte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25
Sra Sipets Sfvseeiioe.

Sra Chicago berettes: 3rif err
aariagen til gbel9ggelien al De lie.
lite Siem, bpis aiiprer iorrise aar
bebanolebes / 8olitirettens afoeling
for buslige 6orbolb.
,Sislge CONNER 8rinnens aars.
beretning bebanoleoes | garets SOB
$500 Eager al bette Sla5s og ban
bar ubarbeibet fslgenOe Sa6el oper
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