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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-21

O. sayl Have you ct your pump ina outfit yet te eIsanup your dsmPs or for your summsrs work sssssF ss. Tom Albrseht over on the sand. spit, hs has got any kind ef old pvmps and machines or anything shas your little hsart may dss'rss svsry' thina in soed shape ready te hit ne trail.
 Come and co me. TOM
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-03
ENDOR5ED AT ONE
Such Proof as This Should Convince
Any Bennington Citizen.

The public endorsement OF a local
citizen is the best proof that can be
produced. None better, none strong
er can be had. When a man comes
forward and testifes to his fellow
citizens, addresses his friends and
neighbors, you may be sure he is
thoroughly convinced or he would
not do so. Telling ones experience
when it is for the public good is an
act of kindness that should be appre-
ciated. The following statement Civ
en- by a resident of Bennington adds
one more to the many cases of Home
Endorsements which are being pub
lshed about Doan's Kidney Pills.
Read It.
r. ]. Haylor. South Road, Benning-
ton, VT, says, Thine has not alter.
ed my high opinion of Doan's Kidney
Pills and / willingly confirm all
said in their praise in my former pub
lie statement. For six years / have
been free from kidney trouble and
for that reason consider my cure per-
manent."
For sale by all dealers, Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-03
Insurance Against Unemployment

Judging by the English newspapers
there has been a remarkable change
of sentiment among British working
people since January Is, when the In
surance Act of 1911 came into full
working, says The Independent. On
July 10, 1912, the weekly payments
under the law became compulsory
and for six months about $4,000, 900
men and women were called upon
each week for their contributions,
while as yet no benefits were availa-
BILE. By January Is, sufficient fund
had been accumulated and both sick
and unemployment benefits began to
be paid out to the insured workers.
During the six months of all outgo
and no income, the Conservatives had
made much political capital out of the
discomfort of many of the working
people with the act 1t is now ac-
knowledged even by the Conservative
newspapers that no popularity can be
gained from attacks on the principle
of national insurance, and little is
likely to be heard of the unpopulari-
ty OF the Lloyd George Insurance Act
The unemployment section of the act
is admittedly experimental. 1t covers
only few selected trades-shipbuild
ing, building and construction trades,
engineering, iron-founding, and the
construction of vehicles. These trades
employ about two and a quarter mil
lion people. of whom only 10000 are
women and about 100000 boys under
eighteen. When the figures for Feb
ruary were available, about 90 per
cent. of these insured workers were
in receipt of unemployment benefits
smaller percentage than were I'M
employed in the same trades in Reb-
ruary 1912. The contributions to un-
employment insurance in the trades
that come under its operation are 5
cents each from the employer and
workman, to which the Government
adds 3 l-3 cents, making 13 Is cents
per week as payment into the fund
The benefit during unemployment
averages $40 a week up to a maxi
mum of fifteen weeks in any one year.
The payment seems small for the
head OF a family, but it is expected
that the certainty of receiving even
this much will be an incentive to fur
Their thrift, and will certainly be no
temtation to unenforced idleness.-
I.aFOllette's Weekly
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-03
Best Medicine for Colds.

When a druggist recommends a
remedy for colds, throat and lung
troubles, you can feel sure that he
knows what he is talking about. C.
Lower, Druggist, of Marion, Ohio,
writes of DR., Kings New Discovery:
Il know DR. Kings New Discovery is
the best throat and lung medicine
sell It cured my wife of a severe
bronchial cold after all other remed-
les failed" 1t will do the same for
you if you are suffering with a cold
or any bronchial, throat or lung
cough. Keep a bottle on hand all
the time for everyone in the family
to use II is a home doctor. Price
soc and S1.00. Guaranteed by Har-
old W. Cole, Druggist, Bennington,
VT
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-03
QUICK JUSTICE IN PANAMA
American Who Killed Another in Feb
ruarY Convicted

Panama, May ii. p. Houston, a
canal worker who shot and killed
Harry Stern, formerly of Hot Springs
at Gatum last February, was found
guilty today of manslaughter in the
second degree. The minimum punish
ment for this offence is ten years i'm
prisonment
Houston, while cleaning stove in
his home. discovered a partly burned
letter which Stern is alleged to have
written to his wife. Houston armed
himself and finding Stern standing in
front of the Young Mems Christian
Association Building shot him twice.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-03
Wonderful Skin salve

Buckleln's Arnica Salve is known
everywhere as the best remedy made
for all diseases of the skin and also
for burns, bruises and boils. Reduc-
es Inflammation and is soothing and
healing J. T. Sossaman, publisher
Of News Of Cornelius. n. c., writes
that one box helped his serious skin
aIlment after other remedies failed.
Only CSC. Recommended by Harold
W. Cole, Druggist, Bennington, Vt.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-15
LINING UP the RACERS
FOR SANTA MONICA EVENT

LOS ANGELES, July i5.-Entry
blanks for the great Santa Monica
races, August 9. are out, and entries
close at noon Monday, August !. The
little Buick. TO be driven by Louis
Nikrent, is the first entry to reach
Chairman L. +. Shelter, and is entered
by Harold Tuttle in the $50 cubic inch
and under class. A gOodly number
of entries may be expected during the
week. for The three classes into which
the races are divided meet general aD-
proval. Event No. 1, or the small car
class, is for iOi.OOi miles; entry fee
500. Event No 2, for cars from 23t
to 45O cubic inches will cover 2O2 .00S
miles, entry fee 5000. Event No. 3,
ee-for-all, is scheduled for 3O3-Oi2 2
miles, entry fee $3.50.
This is the fifth season for races on
the great beach city course, and this
year will be conducted in the interests
Of Santa Monica by the Santa Monica
Bay Chamber of Commerce, under the
auspices of the Western Automobile
Association, and with the sanction OF
the A. A. A. Chairman Shelter and
Committeeman p. H. Greer have taken
full management of all racing details
and opened race headquarters at III
~. Pico street, Los Angeles, from
which all authoritative information
concerning the great motor events will
| be given out.
The famous Santa Monica course is
! faster than it has ever been. and 4
new worlds record should easily be
| hung up. The county portion Of the
course is new, and all Of the course
inside the city limits is having 8
| tnirty-foOt strip in the center re-sur-
faced, and will he ready for practice
WUTh LNO WeehS DelOTc Tie traces
Every detail for the protection and ac-
commodatiOn Of the public is being
worked out by the race committee,
which has the cooperation Of Santa
Monica's official family. and the en-
touragement OF its citizens.
Commodious grandstands will be
erected, and a majority Of the vacant
property in and around the course
has been donated for parking purposes,
for which no special prices will he
charged, the payment Of so cents per
car, and for each occupant, to get in
side or near the course, permitting a
free selection Of parking space. All
railroads will make special traffic pro-
visions for handling the immense
crowds that will come from all over
Southern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-15
Western Pacific Control.

SAN FRANCISCO. July IA bic
reorganization plan Of The Gould rail
road system became known here to-
day, when the announcement was made
that it had been decided to extend the
management Of the Denver and Ric
Grand railroad over to the Western
Pacific Company.
Under this reorganization Edward
Turner Jeffrey is to retire as president
Of the Western Pacific and Benjamin
Franklin Bush, president of the Den
yer and Rio Grande and the Missouri
Pacific railroads, is to become presi-
dent of the Western Pacific and be the
directing head of the entire Gould sys.
TEN.
C. H. Schlacks, who has been il
immediate charge Of the Western Pa
cilic as first vice-president, with head
quarters in San Francisco, has re-
signed, and has also retired from the
board of directors OF the Denver ant
Rio Grande. He will be succeeded b,
Fl. l.. Brown, vice-president Of tht
Denver and Rio Grande, who is ex-
pected to nave his headquarters from
Denver to San Francisco.
The reorganization will be effected
at meeting Of the directors of the
Western Pacific to be held in Sar
Francisco the latter part of this week
announcement Of the changes was
made today in a statement issued b,
Warren Onley, Jr., director and gen
erai attorney Of the Western Pacific
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-15
Gordon Arms Apartments
Second and kalmia, San Diego.

New, modern apartments. completely
equipped for housekeeping. Fine ma
rme and mountain view. Beautiful
residential district. Special Summer
Rates of $50 andF up.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-15
Parties WlshInc STORAGE anaoe

We have leased the large sheet iron
warehouse formerly occupied by Hamil-
ton Supply CO.and are prepared to han
die any and all kinds of storage busi-
ness. See Pioneer Transfer Co. at ONCE
on 5th just N. OF Main. Phone Main /
ADV. II
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-15

Leave now for Long Beach and plan to stay
late. Splendid hotels, apartments and cottages
Delightful surf bathing, fishing boat rides ten
mis-. golf motoring, horseback riding and driv-
ing. SURF and deep sea fishing. Long pleasure
pier. The famous pike; mammoth bath house
band concerts daily throughout the summer
For further particulars write r. /, Rishv Sec.
retarN. Chamber Of Commerce -, -
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-15

We move pianos and houses. I'd
Royce TranSfer.-Adv. n
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-15
ST. Anthony Apartments

18th and Broadway. San Diego.
New, modern, with every conven-
fence. Apartments for or epople,
S25, including everything. Bachelor
apartments, $3.50. Transient apart
ments, 81 per day. Ballroom, sun par
lor, etc. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ]. Rem,
Props.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-15
Hotel WHITEHOUSE

! 1858 Second Street. San Diego. Cal.
Next door to Morgan's Cafeteria. Best
small hotel in city. New, elegantly
! furnished; private and public baths;
/ hot and cold water and phones in ev-
| cry room. Rates, S1.00 and $500.
! WEEKLY OR MONTHLY RATES.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-07-15
FREMONT ARMS HOTEL

542 so. FREMONT ST, NEAR STH.
Los ANGELES. CAL.
A. c. Mark, Lessee. Elizabeth Cronk,
Mgr. Phones: Home F3596, Main S539.
New, modern Hotel, beautifully fur
nished. Light, cool rooms. Five min
utes' walk to shopping center Con-
Eenlenl 10 all car lines. Summer Rates
Hot and cold water; private baths.
Phones in all rooms
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23

etuor Qtiluiter piloe Grocesiipnen
BIT mot I'll ct ODholb, mems 1r9iis
benton tnlte meb benbe - Moiie See.
Ceres Roun2" blep Der iptrat
pep 0sren.
"0aiis see, ipareoe 8oiie meb
ioag Stemme; benoeS Sierte bonfeoe
polbiomt.
"Dtiis See, hsrte bun aientaqet
bcit, %. III itoO bun foran Rr9iioen.
ten.
San roftc henoe mefaniIf lin
Saanb.
"SporleoeS beiinoer DE Gem,
MiiS 2ec?"
Sans Silien par filbitenoi1 in
teresielsS.
Ger par life oct iuaaeire Sean pao
8ienfienoelle / Breiioentens Stem-
me eller / bans aniist, % hans
Suano gif itror pioere fra MiiS See
til Den bagenior benoe.
Sum neleoe % piloe til Of iise mo-
get. 9a Ia9oe Ell Stemme iaete til
beit0e:
Scr iaa goo at gad pi6ere,
6rrte."
Ge trpnate pua baafrn, oe Hoiie
See off oioere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23
VotograiD9o ommc.

Sc SngOomsfarer, iom Sotoara.
ferne trueS az er manefoIoige og
aftc al ret alporlig 0otur. Get er
life bare 6uoen, iom er l0iat, men
o9iaa 9Iobet % pisie andre Srgas
ter.
9e Sltbipgbontme, iom err forof.
teriitiife ior Solf, Der arbeioer meo
6otogruiering, bar man l9nge pP'
ret opmerfiom pau. 0ette, at man
lta0ig baonbterer aertifalier, gier,
at iprliQ &pnberne let uoi1ttes for
mango SlagS 6itoipaoomme og @e-
tpnoclier. ToritnrreIIer1ie / BLOB
omlobet bar, citer bnuo Ben frantic
2Pge N9asie-2 aiont iorflarer, 10
forifienige Aoriaaer. Tsrlt % fremii
er Oct froniif Soraiftrius al Selu-
ioIte, og Oenne minoer / mango
Ginq ON notwithstanding. 6or
oct nnbet er bet acetonbampe, Ser
Iprllg trllsr Dem, 1om arbeioer meo
finenlatoerafiife Sims. Oisie Cant
pc irembrin9er 9ctpnoeIie / aiert.
lernc, Zig iont Eilfplbet er pgino
peo @en5inioreiftning. en- moen
franIf Sorifer peser nibere paa, al
man bpppi9 bos 8otograier tan
iaqttagc 9l9reipuliter al famine
Nrt iom De, Der biemisger Irbeioere
/ aniIiuiobrifer. $ be9se SiIfploc
er oct De TO Stoife Ehenol oa Ea'
ramioophenoI, ser bar Sfploen.
Sm man ems life Dor ooeruuroere
biSie 6orer, iaa lfitloe Dog Sctogra.
ierne life unoIooe at tasc sc Sor'
Iiatiabeosregler, iom DC fan unoer
lit grbeioc. Sort % fremit 9i9I'
! ser oct at boue Ell benlietsmGalia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23
By MAY MANTON

'HE belted coat |. essentially smart and
this one figure 81 with it's elongated
waist and broad band suggestive of the
Balkan idea is 80 youthful in style that it is
peculiarly well adapted to young girls and to
small women. Thu garment is a smart one, yet
absolutely simple. 1t is the easiest in the world
to fit and the rome dressmaker will find it a
boon. The body portion is made with only
shoulder and under-arm seams and is gathered
at the lower edge. The peplum is perfectly
smooth and the belt conceals the joining OF the
two. The coat is in the height of style both
with skirt to match. making an entire costume,
and made from silk or other seasonable material
to be worn over a contrasting skirt.
w TAISTCOATS are conspicuou. In au.
w tumn costumes and the materials
shown for them are so beautiful that
they will take an important place. Here is 4
coat figure 4, that includes a rather wide waist
coat that can be worn either with or without the
belt. It is a simple garment and by no means
difficult but since the collar can be made in two
ways and the sleeves longer or shorter, it is sus-
oeptible of a good deal of variation. One of the
suggestions made is for plain coiored material
trimmed with striped silk and velvet; another
shows checked material trimmed with plain.
Both are excellent and there are many other
beautiful materials appropriate for waistcoats
to be found at every turn. A coat OF wool
velours with the trimming Of MORE silk would
make an exceedingly beautiful effect. One OF
the new pebble finished cheviots would bs
handsome with trimming Of broadcloth or
epongr is pretty with broadcloth trimming, this
last being greatly in vogue for uses Of the sort
while the rough cloths seen to be preferred for
the costume itself. For the silk suit. brocade
makes a handsome vest. There seems to be
offered a iimitiess number Of appropriate and
handsome fabrics. both silk and wool. We are
to wear combinations throughout the autumn
and the coat Of plain material over a skirt OF
striped which reappears in the Trimming is smart.
There is no doubt as to the vogue Of the
walking skirt that shows Just a little drapery.
The newest ones are draped at the front and
this one gives long. unbroken lines at the back
tina, provides slenderness OF effect. SOM
women ike the high waist line. Others prefer
the natural and either can be used for both are
smart. Also the front edges can be MAIDS
straight or curved as each wearer may like
TheEs are oniy two ssams. The fz0ak ssd oscs
sdges being hpped.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23

lie 6oroirrine. Noroe og Stole por
neItet, og pon @iiloet lao en- Wono,
ION freq ON Siplp | niloen Sfp.
5un0en too oper bam % bar fpr.
Nia til at foGle ham.
6nr iotte HeppIperen moo Mon-
hcn@ Gre, mems le9 mcb opcrmen.
nclfcliQe NuitrengeIier lit trutfet
Dor 9c'fnitcr bort oo bunoet bont
iii @alten. Sao tpnbte Ie9 @uS'en.
"a ioa nj at ocn Perion. Tom Ioo
poa @uIpe.. par Ell TolitifonitnbcI.
"APen @ub bcuore mia Del, no.
bro Tor oQ Lap Heuolucrcn.
"Noorlehc9 fommer &c bi02"
"Nporbau ic9 fommcr bib?" iun-
re6c Wonocn / en- Gone. 'om Qlgoeoe
al hcn melt 'orbitrebe Snbianation.
"lluOcr l~lorpclien al min Eligt CT
lea tommct biO %e9 ier en- Spn
TRIBE ir0 qlcnncm &inbuct, ioo ieI-
ger icq citer % llipper ino ligc
citcr ham"
SIT &c iot / bom?" ipnr9tc
Gor.
Sat / hom," roote Monocn.
"Nroroon i Glperben frmOc Ieg ioa
iot ham. uanr SEN iorbiitre0c Gul-
bi0crcn her iqrana til o9 bolot mia
! Strllbcn. mems Supen aon'fe roIiG
tpnhte lin Fibe % gif ill &ci
iQicn?
Nunncn par tilioIQ9 6cn npIte
Io1. Nor, lom Dor bcapnnt IT
lite ser, ioroi 2iacbror iii trptte
ncn / @alcn. ba0 o& onl at ion be.
boI0c sen. 6eiItoQelicn fnnoe man
life oipe Snret SfnI6en for. mertc
hln. 30 N}puo 6ren inO / &uict
omtrcnt pea iomme 9io. Sun0en
fumoe life gisre oct al meo Dem
bcQQc. Gen gioroe imi0lertio lit
bc0Itc oa off lbs poo Den M al
Dem. 9t %olNet IfuIbc ioIoe poa
4olitifonitobelcn iitehctior pno &no-
bruo2tupcn oor qouifc niit ubeIbih
men iiQt fumoe 10 brn0c icIp Sen
teoitc @umN.
Sor bopOc imiolertio iottet 2nti-
poti moo set itottcl3 0nr, % lam.
me llQc iottc ban ct Advertisement
I 2(ulicn, hpori han anbeioltc Gie-
bct al Gnret iom Ell goo SorrctuirG
ior enboer ioreto9icm Sorbrpocr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23
SoorieoeS YibeIcn
otnoer 1t0breocljc.

IA oct brittle og u6enIon0ife @i-
hel'ellfob Itifteoes / 1904, fanotes 9i.
pelen bare poa 1870 Sproa. Nhr
rtt1oes GeIe al Den Sao ca. $50
Sproe. VI otsie bar 9ibeIIeIfabet
uoe'oet 440. De tryffes oao so
rorifieuige Steber meb 60 forifieI.
Itse SIass 9ogitaper. 8 1911 ub.
fom SeIe at oct rpe Seitamerte baa
s me Sprog, Iom tales al 6oIf oa
Stomnter boenbe / piot forifieuiae
dele al 8erbea, iaaiom britilf 2lt-
ofrifa, oct iubpe al Sierra 2eone,
Borneo, RV 8uineo, SEN n~oropeItre
&pIt al Nor6amerifa, 2uifoi Sin
(meaem girma og IsIam), iamt af
3Ieetncre / oct ipblige europa. Ses.
uoen er belle Set me Seitomente uO-
fontntet Tor fsrite Sang taa 8 nDe
Spro9, og belle 8ibelen trpffes MI
ogiaa roa Sbo, ct Sprog, iom tales
at omfring 100000 Regre / BET
ipolige Nieerio.
So. 100 forifieliee Soeriettelier
al Sibelen er ior 5ioen timber Or.
belize. Nogen al biSie CT me, andre
er 5~orbeorineer CT nIbre Speri9tteI.
ier.
Sibcl ieIifabet bar ogiaa uba:pet
Sibelen rao 33 ioritlellige Sprog ior
Siir0e.
5 1871 ipreote @ibelielifa6et T..
394,523 @ibIer eIler Geie al Dem.
Get ubsipr Ell SorsqeIic 'iben 1900
al omtrent 2,500,000. ri oisic uOs
oeltc5 10000 b(altot &c ~Iat;nife
Sols / europa, 100000 blan6t De
9ermonife % i%lopiife Sotf % $4,000
R:,slano. Sper 100000 iprebtes
/ Afrifd, 100000 SpS, og Central.
9(merifa % 10000 &ana0a. S
Snoien er llbbrebellen al 9ibelen
forget meo oper 80 Grocent pea 10
Nar. s 1911 gif Intallet op nleO
100000. Nntolef CT Sriltne Der or
Iteget meo ca. I Miqion / De iaume
10 @or. s Sira ipreoteS, troba &es
roIutionen / 1911, fife minore emo
1,650,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23
Otter trtoipe 2lar.

Nae / 2ano5bnen oioitc 0euQon9.
ar @corae Sanilton par forcllfet
Roiic See % hun / ham. Son0he0en
er. al ocn unqe WonbS Pam life
uor @eorQe SomiIton e1er nogct Iio-
ucuoc, men han bIir folbt ian her
al sen @rlm0. at leg fife nil nppue
bans ri1tiQe Nopn.
No'ic zee par 2%onoSbpen5 Sfien-
heo % ligneoe ct Stpffe al oen pot-
re Nupc. iom itrofte iig foron benbe$
GdNcr@ tore hpioc Nn@ oppc poo
@uttcu. Ger par Solitin / hGl0ea
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23

~ M inIgtc et llotrnt 'on reg lite
brpr mig ont at a%ieiltage.
ga Jnben hsrtc OCT, for ban %
GA iprane no aiennem @tnolIet,
mems Sunoen bIeu 'iooeroe % Iaa
lis ill at pprc int poa 6or, 'orOt
bou hoooe itrpmt Spoefre9ten bort.
Npite Tag brogte NJ Snnoen I'LL
baQe Ill Sen Dfonb, ri haooe flsbt
0eu Al.
"SuaO tror Ie edentIia ie8 piIoe
bare Ocnuc Slmo for?" ipurate
gar "a 'orieqie at oprc roIig.
"Gia.~ ia 2rc@icren. ne ia, &C
pilNe ha en- qoo Nuno til at po9ic
paa oriet"
"ltctop. % icd boo life ON at
iaa en- 1npcmcohirIper. bel? &eg
"a life. at ieQ piINc hope cn Sumo
til Sclifob ior 0eu ieritc %n6brlos-
tuu. ION maaitc tomme / @uiet. "a
til At ii0Nc hos ham. mems hor ioi
tie MiOboa. hpiS ban fonht oet for
ficocIiQ al ipiic oIerc. @poo?"
Ga Gar iortoIte Nnttcn2 9eQj.
pcuheocr.
Grc@'cren fonot oaino, Of Tor
hapoc Qo0 @ruuo Ill Of beflnQc ia.
Sea ifal iiQp Gem bpnn oet fom
mcr al" iaQbc ban, oct por min
@ut, Sim, iom oreSicrte oennc
0un6cr oq lea tror, al Sen Slnn
QrIcr hor Irrt Sen al inuNc Rpttcr
i5tcoctior Gdt66ru0Stppcr. 2oo SEN
hi hrs mia Ell llQcS Sio. ioo 'tol
ri not ioa Sen Gina iorOen."
ri QiorOe oct, % ga llqcn pnr
tileu0c. fom DreSi6ren tilboge meo
Eprct.
OH tror icQ uof, icq har iaot
bonFct De riqtiQc @eareber inc /
0cu" ioQbc Wnnoer.
Gar nentc. nt oct par bc6it at
prppc Nmocu itror, % ioa Iciet ii
en- M}oub Tor - Eence iii al bruce
in0 gicnnem airffenniuouct mems
Grc5iorcn holNt Smocn / eu'&Pnfe.
6uu0cu forholht iiq non'fc rnIia,
iii Monocu uor tommet pcnt iuoeIr.
for. 5oa for sen mcN ct pil0t
5prdua hcnimoh ban, "a hnpoe
@rntcu prret Iibt IUngcrc, ullOe
Nnrcu bare tlent ltle - Eeucc
0nrt.
var oor M oIn6 oocr. at
nan flnoc ione trnat ON Nottcu
men poa Sen onoeu Sioc por W}orS
Rcfomring for SuobruhStppcre8
Sitfcrheo forsqet.
Mnnre6cr off. uhen at Ser bpn6,
tc roqet. Wten loa en- 9tot fom Ser
en- (np. ION uiIoc prGpe @nftcn /
uort Nu2. 0%enueaara tuu1bc Ser
life pprc Suil ON, at &uu0en BOA
eioroc rolcr Apttc Tor 1e0cn.
S~pcItofIet ! Gtagcn ueoemuoer pur
ioo i%oriGrOcIig. at @ulct rUitct /
liuc @runopoloc.
Gor tog i'm HeuoIpcr % itprtcoc
ertcr ham. ajettcnct Dor / Ell enc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23

Saor. Ro'er poo henbea aii1o, %
benoeS Zine nar bIao iom aornbIom-
'terne poo aonten al 9e6ere.
Nolies Sober par Ell pelitaaenoe
a%Iebniono, % Beorge SamiIton bar
en- fattlg Sonomdno5 SsL % oes'
itoen 'pttes oIe, al ban par lcierlig
og noitelie. Roboerne ia9be, at mar
ban 1if no poa Marfen. baooe ban
en- BOO meo, iom ban lrite / UNDER.
oeiS. Get nar let ct tpnfe iig, boao'
'logs San0nonb nan maatte bli.
Sno oo ban BAD ON EolieS Snono,
iipgteoe benoeS Io0er ham oe,l. Wfr.
See iortolte n~aben6iertct 6en ulge
Wono, at bon life piloe tianoe lin
Gotter at aiite Tia mc0 Ell Nidno,
Tom life fitnoe u~n0erholOe hen0e.
Sonnilton ~forflurcoc hom tine
6remtioSploner San intberebe Hit
tlg, iogoc ban, % iorbercote iig iii
GolIeaet, 90 noor hon oar blct Stit-
bent, Diloe ban ittoere SltS %
Ienere haobeoe bon at bane li9 Ell
@ei / &eroen.
Mcn Moiies To0er por osp ooer.
Tor oct, iom ban folOte Silittdlteaer
oq oo Den llnee W2uno al 90 til TOM
90
til Dem Tor at billie pdo Noiie, npa.
tche bcrbcS sSober ham Nb9ana iii
Nlliet.
Sort eiter reiitc Nunlilton I'll Col
lcaet, % mems ban pnr Der. rlntteoe
hans 6omilie til en- un0en @p. De
To uuQc Mtenneifer lfrcp life til hin.
nnocn, for Roliee TaOer hapoe for
buot oct.
Gfterot SomiItcn uor bIet Stlt-
oelt Qioroe ban, mao ban bnp0e
in9t, ban pilbe oiore, han ltlocrebe
Slt@ % tpa alimrcnoe Gramener.
Get nUIte Roiie herte ON Iom bar,
at han bar blet aon1reSnlcolem.
&itr hopbe ct tibet NilleOc al hunl /
lit Sfriueborb; oct iod bun pdo buer
EoQ.
Nolic ilil9te Sunilton5 boIitiifc
8arricre meb ser iteritc Srtere2ie.
Nltn lUite ON BAN / @fpiicrnc %
pi6ite, nonr ban reiitc til @oihiug
ton % nnnr ban tom hicm.
On 0oa leite hun ON hans @if.
tcrmnal meo en- bettitooGn0e Gm.
beo@monoS Cater. Sen0c$ Noo
be9pnote at groone Sen Tag oa 20.
ierne iolnteoe pda henoeS Sin6cr.
Men bum beporebc itaOig 9illcoet al
ham iom Ell al inc oprebarelte
Sfotte.
DIR. See fortaItc Roiie. at 6omil-
ton piIoc bli opitilet ion1 Trpiioent=
fnn0ioot til npitc &oIQ oq Hoiic boh
bier Not ON, at ban moottc bli
uoIgt.
&ucm ocb, ON hel1oeS Bonner fife
bleu bert? : ethpert Siliploe mace
Sc George SumiIton oct enifeoe
Mool.
Hoiic lopcoe iiQ en- Scropboo ulco
llOtlip ira lllcblooc o. Nuiler ON