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The Washington times., 1913-10-18


into the show business in Boston thirty
odd years ago in a rather remarkable
The Peep O. Day Boys" was playing
al the old Howard. You haven't seen
it in late years, | know. But you re-
member the scene where the old Irish
woman undertakes to dance down all
contestants? 1t was right there where
Mr. Sullivan first happened.
He was only a ''Supe," or to be more
elegant SUPPLEMENTARY. But when
o fellow ''supe" offered TO bet good
five-cent cigar-the best that much
money could buy-that Sullivan would
not dance against the lady from Erin's
Isle, Mr.. Sullivan at once set out to
win that cigar
And he danced against that Hiberntan
female until she was ready to call
quits, Notwithstanding the fact that
Il ere were earnest cntrcatic$ from the
attaches of the stage and others for
him to desist.
Finally he did. amidst the plaudits of
the audience. who didn't know of course
that young Mr.. Sullivan was having
the daylights whaled out of him bv
William Dixon, the gas-man OF the
house. for breaking up the scene as
he said.
Mr.. Sullivan returned to the same
theater five weeks later with Tony
Williams q member Of the team of
Williams and Sullivan.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

Monticello This one happened
to be in Florida.
1t was in 1890, when Carroll
Johnson had a respite In Beau Brum-
melting in minstrelsy, and shows us that
he was equally as clever without his sa-
BILE mask.
Mr.. johnson was playing in the Fair
les Wen,'' and of course he was the
hero. The lady hero's name was Eu-
nice Beresford in the play).
In the drama was scene showing
Farrelrs Pool, which the audience saw
through transparent curtain.
Monticello was shy on up-to-date
lighting ideas, and Mr.. johnson suS-
gested the use of Il reflector to bring
out the proper effect.
\ colored gentleman. known as Sam.
brought the desired reflector, but it
didn't even then show enough to sat
isfy. and he didn't do a thing but make
a short cut across the stage with an ad-
of the audience, but not to Mr.. John
son.
What do you mean." said the come
dian. by walking out in front OF the
audience?' They didn't see me-" said
Sam.
Mr.. johnson sternly pointed to the
transparent drop.
"DoggOne.' said the darky. why
didn't YOU tell me it was made of isn-
glassT
The Washington times., 1913-10-18
Good Stories
Bad for the BuiIdinQ.

IN the corner Of a dilapidated
house near the edge Of the city
Is a small sign which bears the
words Saws Filed Here"
A near-sighted huckster got down
from his wagon. went to the fence near
the sign and carefully scanned the
words Then he walked back to his
wagon.
AS he gathered up his lines and pre-
pared to drive on the huckster gave
another look at the sign on the corner
and exclaimed:
mo wonder the blamed place needs
painting" Telegram.
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THIS& THAT
THE U. S GOVERNMENT.

The Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court.
We shall, in this stocct valentine,
Endedvor to inpeigle
The famous and distinguished ntre
Who rule all matters legal
To make a lengthy story short:
The Highest aud Supremest Court.
Pause, gentle stranger, and oipe pent
A tear for their condition.
Appointed by the President,
Theirs is a life position;
The sdPry being somewhere near
Itoeire thousand cldmmy bucks a year;
What time a case is brought before
This court for a decision,
1t first takes seuen years or more
To get ,oithin its rision
(For some dark reason you Dal fnl
A court is aliodys 'toay behind).
When finally the time has come
For argument aud pleading,
There then ensues a toedrisome
Feto days or so-c1ceeding.
In ist'nin0 to these boresome pleas,
The Judges earn their salaries.
You'd then erpect that In peek-
mouth, say, at the utmost,
The court ,1ould blithely up aud speak
Its little perdict; but most
Decisions Of this highest court.
Are not Of that qutck-action sort.
The toeeks and months slip quickly BY,
For Ueeks and months ,oere made so,
And possibly you tDonder tohy
The verdict's been delayed so.
VIII they dissent or dcqutescef
Declares the court: We shall recess.
But all the Court Supreme Is king!
1t Is no idle, dream court!
In sooth, q very useful thing
Is this here, nop, Supreme Court.
Espec'Hy useful is't to me:
Observe the length of this debris.
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Hits From Sharp Wits.

II II Is true, as reported. that the
birth rate of Brooklyn Is on the decline
the city seems destined to be robbed or
the only thing for which II Is particu-
lariy noted. except the other connec-
ton Of its justly famous bridge.
A New York woman wants q divorce
because her husband Is not gay
enough" 1t sens to be becoming
very difficult matter for a man to know
lust when he has struck the happy
medium.-Philadelphia Inquirer
The henpecked man rarely ever reach
es the head of his business.
MANY a photographer who tells you 70
look pleasant knows It's no use
A Judge has ruled that matches, like
umbrellas. are public property. A case
where the Judge only voices popular
opinion.-Macon Telegraph.
That Kenosha man whose wife has
been made his jailer for two years
should be happy. The sentence 10 often
for Ife-Chicago News
What becomes of the things that we
forget?
So many people like to find fault be-
cause it requires neither intelligence nor
effort.
Virtue that Is worn as a cloak soon
becomes threadbare. - Albany State
Journal.
The Michigan chap who mas undergone
forty-two operations in the last ten years
is probably glad to be above ground
hut he must feel like bit or tninIy
sliced bacon at that.-Louisvi'le Courier
journal.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18
Wanted to Know.

LITTLE slum child was enjoy
~ ing his first glimpse of pastoral
n life.
The setting sun was gliding
the grass and roses Of the old-fashioned
garden, and on a little stool he sat be-
side the farmers wife. who was pluck
ing a chicken.
He watched the operation gravely for
some time. Then he spoke.
DO yer take of their clothes every
night, Iady?"-Youth's Companion.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18
Still Another StetSon.

ROBABLY one Of the very best
l. of a large number of Stetson
stories was one that pertained to
a very well-known dramatic
star, since deceased
party of prominent theatrical men
was in the managers privte office dis
cussing the aforementioned actor. His
habits, mode of dress. peculiarities,
talents, and other subjects came up
for discussion in the course of the con-
versation. At length one of the gentle
men, turning to Stetson, said:
You know. John; he's a vegetarian"
lis that so?" said Stetson. Il didn't
think he was as old as that
The Washington times., 1913-10-18
The Brace Game.

"A ER. THATCHER never tired Of
NE telling when. at the outset Of
lv his career, he aspired to be
manager in his native city,
Baltimore. and opened an establish
ment that was known as Thatcher's
Varieties.
The comedians partner in the venture
was n well-known gambler. who had
brought to the new place an aged col
ored servitor. old Tom" who had for
merlv been in his employ.
One evening, while Mr.. Hatcher was
showing his place OF amusement to a
gentleman whose acquaintance with
variety shows was extremely limited,
and whose good graces Thatcher was
anxious to retain. old Tom shambted
UP to them. saying: Mr.. Thatcher, sub,
there's a gentleman in one of the front
seats exposed a two-dollar hill. Shall
/ steer him up against the brace?'
The Washington times., 1913-10-18
Penmanship Bromidions.

tReceived by NJ. A. G. from the recipients
OF poorly written letters)
my physician ordered me to take a
complete rest after reading your last
letter"
I'm reply to your letter of the seven
teenth. we first wish to apologize for
being unable to address you in person.
The body of the letter being type
written, We were not at loss to sur
mise the business in hand. but we found
the signature undecipherable.'
Il love to get letter from you-it
always leaves something to the i'm
agination.''
"Buy a typewriter
'Other peoples letters are read and
cast aside. but one can always take
up one of your letters and find some
thing new in it"
The Washington times., 1913-10-18
Brief Manual of Traininu.

A high school freshman wrote to a
juvenile publication, earnestly inGuir-
ing what he should do to win "A coming
event In school athletics-the 1OO-yard
dash.
Run little faster than the other
fellows" wrote the editor In reply,
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

II not already booked up for next
week. you should be sure to leave a
half hour open. Because Mrs. Joseph
A. Blake told a reporter that she will
have an important statement to make.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18
ESCULENT ZEROS.

Gn Collaboration with A. p. NJ
Drop the zero eating thing;
II you seek
NuEatOry scasonInE,
Try paprika.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

The most accurate count that this
col has been able to keep on the recent
sea disaster shows that on 62s,375 oc-
casions the burned vessel was referred
to as 'ill-fated.'
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

No. Bunchetta. a custom tailor Is not
so called because he is a maker of
habits. Try TO be serious
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

The recentest New York mayoralty
wager was laid at even money on
Mitchell" The Mccall hacker, we as
sumo, gave 10 to 9.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18
Oh, Infinitely.

Sir: Do contributions addressed Sir"
stand any better show of landing than
the others?
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

For the Multiplicity Club: The first
picture of the disaster-any disaster.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

YOC CANNOT AFFORD to miss ..cour, .
esy." by the author Of ambition in to-
morrow's Tin cs.' Order your copy early.
ADV.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

(From the Times" -
Shortly before 2
o'clock, Henry Doll.
sergeant-at-arms OF
THE senate. left the
Icapitol with the for
snal order Of custer
(which he served on
former Governor Sui
Izer in person.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

We Know a Former Millionaire who's q
now thinking 1t All Over in a little
Fourth-F1oor Back Room-and he's not
Exuding an Excuse nor a Whimpert
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

He was Swede by BIRTH" personal
friends the Herald" even II the Nc
Clure syndicate HAS acquired a ma
jority of the stock
The Washington times., 1913-10-18
Il Anecdotes of the Old lime Actors 4:
By Edw. lie Roy Rice.
(1utso, of "honahs Of Mnsey from Daddy Rice Da ae.
Sullivan's Singular Start.

ARK SULLIVAN, whose clever
IA =: 81: :s:::s :: s:
nv yariety audiences, broke
The Washington times., 1913-10-18
Optimet cites
The Sunshswe's StUI on the Job,
Whatever the Clouds Moy Soy.
By CLARENCE L. CULLEN

|THE Lap Of Luxury makes Soft
sitting for a while-but Regu-
Il lar Folks want to Stretch their
Legs!
After We had Decided to our own sat
tsfaction that the World was our Oys-
ter We Discovered that there's a Ger
tain Knack In Opening an oyster,
When We Reach the State I'm which
No Kind Of Hard Luck can be Handed
to US we're Ready to Cash In,
We Know Former Millionaire who's
now thinking 1t All Over in little
Fourth-F1oor Back Room-and he's not
Exuding an Excuse nor a Whimperi
Millions of Pennants Flap Gayfy In
the Upper Ether of Happiness-the
Banners won by the self-Conquered!
Good Manners. Yes,-but the Pink of
Politeness, for itself alone Is of About
a. Much Use in the World as the Cen
tury Plant!
When you've Taken Licking. don't
call 1t Yielding to the Inevitabie.'
Your Ship can Lose a Sail or So and
Still Make Port-but Stand BY when
the Steering Gear Is Disabled
If you Must Dance. then Tango to-
ward the Top and Avoid the Tobogi
The Unrepeated Mistake is an Asset,
Don't give All Hands the Drop on you
by Starting to Explaini
The Man who can Wear the Hair
Shirt Of Penitence without Saying a
Word about 1t Ii the One we're Back
Ing to Win!
Then, again. sometimes the Good
Loser ID Merely Soft Mark
Astronomers estimate our Sun to be
400. 100000 years old-but It Never Yet
has Risen nor will Ever Rise on Some
Day"
The Boss says that when q Dissatis-
ned Employe comes to him and Says
I've Been Here Too Long" he Always
Acknowledges II At Oncei
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Amusemepts.

of Discretion" e:l5 and
S:l5 y. m.
Belasco-Motion pictures. ; and $50 p. m.
Columbia-"Red Canary" e:l5 and s:Il
Polis-"Our Wives" 2:15 and Sis D. m.
Eeith's-Vaudeville. els and Sis D. m
Cosmos-Vaudeville continuous.
Casino-Vaudeville, continuous.
Academy-'"The Divorce Question"
2:l5 and Sis p. m.
Gayety-BurlesQue els and Sis .. m
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

Good Manners. Yesi-but the Pink of
Politeness, for itself alone. is of About
a. Much Use in the World as the Cen
tury Plant
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

Millions of Pennants Flap Gayiy In
the Upper Ether Of Happiness-the
Banners won by the Self -Conoueredi
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

Decidedly not. He Is. in fact, still
closely related to New York State.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

After We had Decided to our own sat-
tsfaction that the World was our Oys-
ter We Discovered that there's a Ger
tain knack In Opening an Oyster,
The Washington times., 1913-10-18
What's on the Program, in
Washington Today
evening:

Meetings-evening:
Masonic-Regular social meeting. fei-
lowship Club.
National Union-Joseph Henry Council.
Eagles Hall.
Odd Fel,ows-Drill of Canton Washing
ton. No. l, Patriarchs Militant
John c. Daley Council, No. 3. indie
pendent Order. Sons OF Jonadab, +3
Louisiana avenue northwest. ) p. IN.
Reading uf Miss Fannie Hagner. Ma
tionaI Library for the Blind, 1Ie1 II
street northwest. go p. m.
Lecture on social hygiene by DIR. Elnora
c. FolkmaTm Federation Of Womens
Clubs, Public Library. IL a m.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

When We Reach the State In which
No Kind Of Hard Luck can be Handed
to US we're Ready to Cash In,
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

(From the Star"
No official notice
OF removal was given
Sulzer.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

His connection with politics, announces
ex-GoV. Sulzer. can in no way be said
to have ceased.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

Being its governor. once removed.
G. 9. K.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18
PUBLIC NUISANCES

Zeppelin. the German New Haven.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

FA AMILlAR PHRASES.
XVIII.
Lucious bivalve.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

When you've Taken a Licking, don't
call 1t yielding to the Inevitable.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

.HE Lap Of Luxury makes Soft
sitting for while-but Regu-
| lar Folks want to Stretch their
Legsi
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

Your Ship can Lose a Sail or So and
Still Make Port-but Stand BY when
the Steering Gear Is Disabled
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

III.
CBy G. c.
The street car signs Onion Station.
City Hall. etcD that cannot be read
al a distance of more than five feet
after dark.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

And r. Us entry: Picture of health.
The Washington times., 1913-10-18
1t Happened In Monticello.

~ F course there's more than one
Monticello. This one happened
to be in Florida.
If uas in ISqO whap TarroIl
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

II you Must Dance, then Tango to-
ward the Top and Avoid the Tobogi
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

The Man who can Wear the Hair
Shirt Of Penitence without Saying a
Word about 1t II the One we're Back
Ing to Win!
The Washington times., 1913-10-18

The Boss says that when a Dissatis-
ned Employe comes to him and Says,
I've Been Here Too Long" he Always
Acknowledges II At Oncei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-25
Smaapluf.

- &CnrD Sagcn % 9lrnolO Stor.
lie ira Watcl, Wtnu., bar iOng pG'
ret / @pen.
- Wfiia Si9nc &aricu rciitc
TrcooQ& til Ga Crosse, bpor hllu 6or
to9ct IuiUttclic iom Sp~Gcpleicrifc.
- &utber College @aitet 9aLI
Ecum ipiacoe / 6rcbagS / 9tortbiielh
meO Sconct peo ct, OIaf College n
table.
- Eoitor n. ). WieIunO, iom TOM
BERTH / AnIc0uing al i'm Spigermo.
Der, Mrs. NuOcra Moe@ Dob % BE.
~0ruuclic. REFER biem til &oot, &ia..
imor9eu CSlr@oug).
@cnrp 8. Slruc, iom Ell Si6
bar pGrct / Mtontano, bpor han pro.
Der op lit SunO, bar uGrct Der Ell
EiO pun &cipg hos line SorplOre,
Nir. % Mr&. Sle Sllue. SiOite
ll0c rtlltC ban III minneapolis,
hroriru ban ON fort Si0 otter begis
Der iiQ tllbuQc til Woutnnu.
- Il. u. @icf iii her on Gn0en Ell
&rcu ira lin @ror, 2Irne &nllqeu /
Norgc, % cri0rer 0crni, at 0enncs
Sen. nils &0ll0cn iioitc &oit cr bgb
/ Tlalto al @cituOiaelier, ban cr.
hol0t peo al ct ErG faIot oper ham
noe / StoaelL hOor ban o~rbeioeoe.
@an IcucGc tlln ire Gage citer llIpf.
fen % oe0c puo ct NoipitaI / Sitfo.
Mr&. :. {. Gitrem fom iioItc
l(0c hicm ira Nj. &oreb., @ia.
huor hult por tlIitC0c pc0 @earupel.
fen citcr lin MiCcC, Ntr5. EaItor
@recu. Nfr&. 8rCcn hauoc ppret
ina / IUnBcre GiO % oeoc MonSoq
hcn Toe 6cbr. pg bIco bcgrapct
IOraNoQ Sen 2Ooc. Nlm por &c
Nor Qon1mcI. Nfoe0c citerIaocr fig
Gtouo % ire Sprmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-25
On rushif Statte8rapcr.

Stor Spiigt pGffer set / Eeterss
burg, at en a%olafunferer Sfupulofi
peb @rapninaer / Gaiinifer Easie
oeo @olga bar bragt for Sagen Ell
Sfat, iom bar en- Sproi al nniten s
Wilioner Hllbler.
Sprbiitorien til bette GSilnO err me.
get romantiif. Sdupoloff en-
0tallo paa 60 Iar = bar meb / ben
rlisiiif.iapanife ari9, o9 al Ell Sfii.
GER. iom falot peO Wiufben, bapoe ban
faaet nogIe ~bemmelige 9ofumeltter,
Sfiiceren, bpls Hapu bolbeS bennme.
ligt, par ben iioIte 9Gtling al Ell gam.
mel, mlcget fornem rusiiif IoclsIlpgi
og bar Irping til Sfatten, iom blet
neograpet / 1856, foroi Somilien
bar falbt / llnaaOc hos G5aren oq
maatte ilpgte ira IuSlanb. Sfat.
ten beitoar al Sitpeler, sGoelltene
EerIeimpffer oa 8ulbbarrer og Zig
ger | SSertfllter, Tom oar dftprd9ft
neoe | ct mtberioroiif 8aleri.
8oiafen bor / aarepis gaaet mel
Sofumentet paa Jig itben at baot
Soc ON bets egcntIiee &9rbi al Der
gooe @rimb, at Manoen Tiff
funoe Irie. Sans Son, iom iiooel
inoe meb iterre Samelie emo Saoe
rem, bar enbeIia itapet iig igiennen
Opfumentet. Otter oe Irpisnitger
iom bette gan, blep Der isrit foretage
8rupninser uoen &cinltat. Wel
Sfattearaperne table life Mobet %
iortIotte grbeiSet / 2 Waareber, inc
til bon enoelie ltsbte paa SerrfiIter
ne. apiafen, iom for bar Ell fattis
Stnmper, er plubielig blit Mange
miuipnGr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-25

Mrs. Anbcr& Noe, bpiS Sob DC,
beretteOcS on / li6itc Summer a
glaOct, bar loot paa 8aarben SpS,
ne / SGr0nlCn, Sogn, Rorgc, Den
29bc Dec. 1888. Suu uouanoreOC
Ill Imcrifo &noreu 1857 % bler
'ommc SOFT gilt mc0 InocrS Wtoc
pna @aibington Nroiric / NGrbcben
al Iecorob. : 1861 tililptteoe %
Oel 6arm / @lcnmoo6 Sonnibip Ell
WtiI Deit for @lcmuooo Strife, bpor
Den oibs0e iorblep iii lin 800 MI
Den 17oe 6cbruor. SorbiGiteIien
fonot StcO &srOog Den 220e. III
osoes SiPIeiergcr, Faitor 2. u.
Scarpie, taItc / Suiet % airfcn %
iprrcttc0c peO @rapen. Nfbe0e8
Spigerien, Eaitor u. ). Mtelmlo
ira So0i, &ta., tolte nogle Sro peo
@oarcn / airfcn % irembar en- Cat
% &ilicn til SITgt % &enncr.
NfOe0e blcp Wtober til nj 9srn,
Ter Ssrncr og ire Gstre, bporoi TO,
en- Sen % en- 1utter, Oeoe iom
Smaaboru. allie De 9%ienlepenbe,
buorof 10, GnOcrs og @cnrp Dor
/ &olcp Gin, y. g., Mra. u. s.
Ntelono ira &obi, Mis., Mr5. Gam
GonQcn ira Gitberpiac, Soma Go
hunre3 % Ola, iom Dor tort peb
@omIcbicmmet, % Ctto, iom for
ilcrc Nnr iioCn opertog SorPIoreneS
nor tiIitcbc peo @e1rnpelien.
9GQtciTllc og ! &ern cis
tcrloocr ni6ebc iia 30 8erncbsru OF
3 @erltchsrnSbern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-25

: @ilmirtaton or CLING Sel.
geion 9urinei3 oen t5oe Sebr. af-
gaaet pcb 9s0en efter ire Tiger fsr
at upre romnmet al eft Slagtilf9loe.
gfbsOc bar loot / HeiS, Sallingbol,
Den 29oc Septcmber 1887 90 TOM
til gmerifa / 1853. Giter bel ct
Mars SpboIb / Sriorbpille, isis,
reiite ban til @ilmington, Soiriton
&c., Minn. 5 1864 flsbtc ban her
oct Salro, iom blep bans fremtioige
Stem, o9 oct islaenbe gar blep ban
Git mpb ariiti 8. Nipbre, hpilfet
sGgteifab pcliigueoeS meo If @crn,
buoraf 4 DOG MI IT bsbe. &c 10
Born, Der ianrmen meo Wooeren
ooerleper banl, er: DtrS. &. y.
aopan9, Sprin9 @rope; Claus,
GountptnSierer, Caledonia; Setter
% Sbeooore, Goof, iamtt Selga,
Si9ri, SbcoIinc, Carl, Gowiu %
emma | Wilminaton. ale por til.
ite0e ocb @e9ropclien, Scr UNDER itor
Geltagelie ianot Steb ira Siemmet
o. ira airfen. Yaitor Wein ~forret.
teoe.
Spriltg 8rope hapbe iorleoen
@eisg al TO m~srfbuoeoe Sanbitrps
gere. Ser frempiite 9repe ira 8eilt-
liabeoen / aurbiitan og UNDER
6orcgipcnOe al allebaanoe BOO %
Srpngiler buo ON airfefolfs 60
Ter. elsie MGno ifal paa flere
SteOer bnpe pitt iig meaet uforifant.
me6e pg operait SuSmoberen meo
Sorbanbelier, naar be life tit De
Fengegooer, iom %forlangteS bpprfor
oct me6 Sifferbeo tall anta9es, at
be er @ehrogere, iom bllroe iages
ITO al @pen, iaainart De pier Ii9.
III aIle 9cora0ere er ioabanne, Der
pnaberaaber iig airfens geifpttel'e,
Oc ppmmcligite iant ogiau De melt
ifa0eltde.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-25
Statsfupet,
ErGhoent WaSeru ifnot.

Sioen oct militPre Statsfllp oen
1SOe bs. o. lloraabelien al General
Suerta til propiioriif Ereiibent ~
mes Sroe1en at bore nogenlunoe
g%ienoprettet i ben merifauife Sopeo-
tao.
Slanot &eiolfningen raaoer imio.
lertlo fremoeleS Ell itPrf llro oa
SpGnbing meo Senipn til 6remti-
oen. SpecieIt er bette SiliGloet meb
BEN afiottc Breiioents Senner og
SiIbGngere, Ger life oleile er befpm-
reoe for Grpraiibentens SflGbne,
men mange ogiaa for i'm eget.
Snoen oe me administrations.
freoie bar Ger raabet Ell itprf Stem
ming / SoUer al at laoe GrprGiioen
ten ifpoc / 2igbeD nleo bans Srooer.
8iitap WaSero, for oerpeo at ifaff(
liz Ell iarIig 6aftcr ! ct epcniiielt
Maberiitoprpr fra SaIien; men taf
fet pGre Sen am~erifanlfe WtiniItcrs
% ANDRE fremmeoe 8,ionoters Sn
terpeuttou MI ban rimeligpts lippt
ira oct mcO at bli pitt no az Sanoet
Hoeen aIminoelig 6reoI9gning a
9antet bar Statsf,ipet / Sopeoitaocr
life mebisrt, ioet 8eneral Suerta;
llSraabeIie til Erriiocnt life, ion
man bapSc giort iis Saob ON, bal
uaft De sOrise OprsrSleoeres sifalS
SeIp mango af Stateri'e bar erflGre
iig utilirebic mier ErGiioentbpttet, ot
lltilircS@beSen triler meo ct Ipreo'
iis til andre. glanot DC Stater, ION
itrur eiter YrGiioeiit Waoeros Sali
erfl9reoe ia misfcrnsieoe nleo oel
npe Singeues 7iIitano. par Goabiil
la, Soitora os Yucatat,, % III DISH
fan M, 81. a., osiao isles Saraea
bpor Seroaoinoioncrne bar nnste a
anerficnSe prrfiocnt Siierta.
2iIitanocn er ! SeIetaset iaa for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-25
Spring 6ropc.
Sfter "ScraIo".)

- DIR. % Mrs. &obu 2oit&gaar.
Gems lille Smn 2olpcIl Sgocn cr oet
ll0e Tcbr. oiQooet peo Ieoen eitcr
Ell llae% %ibcIic al Mopcbctunoelie,
/ Ior % 9 Ntaaneoer gommeI.
- %lanot Dem, Scr / 0en ienere
It0 bar aiIaat &cieg / Spriu9
@roUc, tuu upunc3 @eter @enion al
Manicure, Y. .; Z. I. @onnen,
"a 9lIbert &ipooIen, Citing, u. o,
% @enrp 0tprob, &oloiait. Canada.
Tuorelp @pe, Der uar bIauot
Mouiton Gouutp@ qomIe Eioncercr,
men lon De iiOite ioa Nooueoer bar
boet hos lin Satter / @enbruml, cr
Sen 15Oe 6ebr. ofgoaet peo Cohen
NeriteO&. Sans &ig bragteS iii
Sprina @ropc, % @egropelien
ionot iiNitc 6rcoog Steo ira oen
norif- lutberite Strife.
- Sobonnes @crgquam, Scr osoe
2oeu 6ebruar % Den Soc Iogoes Ill.
huile paa 8Iucf &amnler 8rap.
pIooS ueo Siben al lin ioruSgousre
@uitrr, opuoaeoe Oen bsie gIber al
SO Gar. San bar isot i 4urIanO,
Srbre Sogn, % tom borrower
1919. Otter IRE aorS SpboIb pac
SoibtonOng, isis, reiite ban iii
Souitou 60, % / 1854 blep ban
Caledonia Sopnibip Git meo Dtiis
Mari Stterneis; i 1862 iIptteoe 81
ill SIocf Sammer, bpor De iioer
bauoe lit Stem. &c baOSe IL Bern
bDorai ielgelbe & M er iliue: Sobr
5latpillom MCnt. @uttorm, Colo
rabo; gottoli, Otter Sail 60, Slim
senberg, DIE % IrS. Setter aaberg
! Slaet Sammer.