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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
state of New Mexico.
state Corporation Commission OF
New Mexico.
lEIlIlI-Il VIE. OF NIpAIiISON.

state Corporation Commission OF
New Mexico.
CERTIITC NTE or COMPARISON.
United States q. America,
state al New NtXlCO--ss.
IL D. hereby certified that the an
ncNcd is full true and complete
transcript of the
CEETlFICATE OF STOCKHOLD-
ERs NON-LIABiLITY or GULF,
NEW MEXICO \ PACIFIC RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
$50. s13ll
with ih. endorsements thereon, as
Same appears on tile ana OF record IN
thc olhce ol the state Corporation
Commission,
Ia testimony whereof the chair
man aud cieTa Of said commission
have hrreunt0 set their hands and ar
fixed the seal of said commission, at
the city OF santa Fe. On this Nine-
tecnth day OF December \, D., 1918
tseab HUGH ~. WILLIAMS
Attest Chairman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27

WANTED Successful merchants and
tailoring sales agents We have the
right sample cpulpmnt n you have
the ability and ambition 20 become
the biggest dealer in your locality
selling made-to-mesure clothes mt
popular prices Unlimited mono
making possibilities for YOU We arc
q big houac. furnish big sample equip
mcnts only want big men 20 repre-
sent us and 90 such we VIII give un-
limited assistance and advertising
helps Write today for exclusive
selling rights. Address Desk 20. Lock
Box asa Chicago. III
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27

LADlES--To make shields az home.
$4,000 per zoe. Ordinary plain sew
ing Can make four an hour. Ma
terial furnished work sent prepaid.
particulars. Paragon supply Co,
Z-33f Myrtle avenue. Kansas city, Mo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
WANTED ITO BUY

sl''sFs7e-l"s79l7sRe"
WANTED-We buy old gold and ail-
yer iewelry Benefits. IFS s end
WANTED TO BUY--6ecOnd- hand
furniture, stoves and ranges. e. w
Gcheer. eli East Central Phone 1868
WANTED--Two mitch goats; good
price paid, 923 North Fifth street.
Phone 142gJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27

Full weight and satisfaction
guaranteed. New State Coal
and Wood Yard. G. r. Kunz,
Prop. Phone 80.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
Furniture Repairing,

REPAiRfNG--Fu Furniture stoves ana
ranges repaired An work guar.
Hnteed. r. W. Scheer 2l1 East Gem
trai. Phone i0es
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
HELP WANTED


WANTED Messenger boys; must be
frst-cisss Newlan delivery. ZIG
South Second street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27

HOUSES POR RE-'T

--~--~~-~s>---4~->-~.e~~~~.~
Fpt ReROoM modern house nt gro
South High. Inquire }, w. Hail,
$40 . lat 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
wANTED-Agents.

AGENTS $4,000 a week for two
hours work day a brand new
hosiery proposition that heats them
an write for terms aud free sam
piles II You mean business Guaranteed
iioricry co. 7fS5 Hopper sta. Day
ton. ohio
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27

SALESMAN wanted to represent us IN
Albuquerque ana surrounding ter
ritory our products sell Go drug and
cigar trade Large commissions. a
strictly high class proposition Address
Midland supply COMPANY Davenport.
Iowa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
TYPEWRITERS.

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand. bought sold, rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter sx-
change Phone IA 32t w Gold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27
WANTED--Salesmen.


SALESMAN for general mercantile
trade Vacancy January LIST TN
cNcelled speciality proposition Com
mission contract $500 weekly for
expenses. Continental Jcwelry Co.
t02-522 Continental building. Cleyo-
land, ohio
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-27

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WANTED-Clean rags. Evening
Herald office.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04
Presbyterian Church
Rev Hubert s Lyle. Pastor.

Rev Hubert s Lyle, PASTOR.
The Quarterly Communion Ser.
vice will be held next Sunday morn
ing 1t IS to be an "Old Folks
Day" The s, rvice is planned es-
pecially for tie older PEOPLE of the
congregation but every one will find
a welcome Those who have auto
mobiles, carriages and buggies are
requested to make use of them in
helping the older people get to the
House of God in order that they
may partake of the Lords Supper.
Let us. not forget to show kindness
to the aged for some of them will
soon pass beyond the reach of our
kindness.
1t is suggested that the old people
be given the front seats in order
that they may have opportunity to
hear the service. The younger peo-
pie might provide flower to be
pinned upon the aged. All should
be cordially greeted with a hearty
handshake, There will be a special
sermon for the aged and also special /
musical program.
Presby terry will meet in White |
Pine next Tuesday morning, April I
Sth.
The Presbyterial Society will hold !
its annual meeting on April Is in
the South Knoxville Church of
which DR.. Dawson is pastor. Mrs.
Emile Webb has been chosen dele.
gate to represent our church.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04
Election Returns
Commissioners Met On
Tuesday and COnvas-
sed Vote.

The Blount County Election Commission
ers met on Tuesday and canvassed the vot
cast in the municipal election on last Thurs
day. The following is the vote:
Ist Ward
Mayor Harper IL; Everett SO.
Alderman-Cal McClain 2rj Rober
PAanze 80
School Director-Jno. C. Crawford 46,
and Ward
Mayor-Harper "a; Everett S..
Alderman-A. L. Goddard IS; Nealy
Morton 3S; Jno. Nook 8.
School Director-M. Haworth IS; S. NJ.
Morton IL.
grid Ward
Mayor-Harper 64; Everett 6s.
Alderman-Brown 81; Chappell 70.
School Director-Clay Cunningham SO;
w. A. Anderson 5.
4th Ward
Mayor-Harper so; Everett IS.
Alderman--Jno. McReynolds 90; Jasper
Henry 3; Chas Boyd 10.
5th Ward
Mayor-Harper 3s Everett IS.
Alderman-A. B. Frye 80; H. G. Tarvin
80.
School Director--J. E. Rowan 28; J. L
PSater 32.
The new officials were ushered into Office
on Tuesday night
What feeling was aroused over the elec-
tion between the different candidates.
should be forgotten and all work in harmony
for the up-building Of our town. Give
them your loyal support in every good
measure, and we feel sure the new board
will do all they possibly can to promote
the interest of the town.
Their are several applications for Re.
corder filed that night Maj. Will A. McTeer
Jas. NJ. Gates. d. l., Bryan and Jno. C.
Crawford.
We understand that there is a movement
on loot, to get the new board to agree to
have wide-open Sunday. Such is not
right, and we sincerely hope it will not be
done in the good old town of MaryvilIe.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04

others who went to Jerusale m abouf
thirty five years ago to establish 6
colony of settle ment after the man.
ner Of the earliest Christian church
or settlement spoken of in Acts 2;45
Just how we'll this American colony
succeeds in running such large
family from one common purse,
and just how they take the vote
when one member needs new
pair of shoes, or a hat, we are not
able to say, Tor although we enjoyed
little of their hospitality, we did
not pry into their affairs. But
judging from their commodious
buildings, and the several businesses
which they carry on, and the pleas
ant and honey atmosphere about
their place, we would guess that
they are happy and prosperous.
There are in Jerusalem a number of
Protestant Missions, hospitals orph-
anages, and asylums for the tlind,
all trying to follow the foot steps of
Him who went about healing the
sick and doing good. The German
and English churches have the
largest mission work in Jerusalem,
Judging from the looks Of the poor,
dirty and ignorant people that fre-
quent the streets there is as much
or more need of loving attention
and care as in the time of Christ.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04
MARYVILLE
DEFEATED
In Game with New York GlanlE
on Thursday

On Thursday it looked like oug
little city was deserted, as most IL
our citizens went on that day 30
witness the ball game between the
New York Giar ts and Maryviile
College Team. The K & A., opee-
ated special train and the reguiar'
trains of our city we're crowded
The Giants 0on the game byG
score of 8 to 1 About two thous-
and people assembled to see TIE
game. Our boys at first seemed ts
be suffering from fright. but really
played remarkable game agaiu&
their distinguished opponents.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04

santi4l 7. Wiison
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04
Mary vile City
East Mary vile


In behalf Of Mrs, Waller aud her
family, and of Dean Walters former
associates on College hill, | wish 70
express through your columns sis-
cerest thanks for the aboundirg
helpfulness and sympathy sAoua
during the brief illness and alter
the demise of Dean Waller byfss
business men and other citizens a
Maryville. The great outpourirr
Of people at the funeral service wsa
a comfort and support at a time os
deepest sorrow, and viii always lie
remembered with profound gr4ti-
tude.
Sanu1el T. Wilson
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04
Baptist Church.

Preaching at 1890 and 7:15
Morning If Jesus were pastor
in Maryv:lle. What?"
Eyening-"Does it become easier
to live a christian as one advances
in years7p
Sunday School at 9;15
Subject Jacob and Esau
Motto Text: t:-For the Lord is a
God Of Judgement; blessed are all
they that wait for Him.-Is. 3O:18
Young Peoples Union at 6;15.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04
Civil Service Examinations

An examination for position q
Clerk in the local Post Office will 10
held at this place on May 10. 19rS
at the local Office. For applicatiaa
blanks apply tn the local Pose
Master. All applications must be
properly executed and filed with
the local official pryor TO the how
of cl osing business ON May 8, 1915
TIL is examination is open to evew
body
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04
Funeral OF
Prof. Waller
All Maryville Mourns the
Loss of a Strong Mem
ber of the College
Faculty.

There is sorrow on our Co lege
hill today because of the passing
away of Prof. E B. Waller d an OF
the college, whose death occurred at
11:30 p M Saturday, afternoon
stricken down on the street Sat urday
morning A brief service was held
this afternoon at2:30 O'Clock at the
residence, a ter which his remains
were carried to the collegr chapel
where services were held.
| Several hundred students gather
at the college and proceeded to the
residence two abreast, with sorrow.
full tread and proceeded the hearse
to the college Loads of flowers
were carried by young men from
the college just in the rear Of he
hearse Following these came the
aculty, trustees and minis ers
Just as the funeral cortege began
to move, Mr. William Gilenrist,
brother of Mrs Waller, a lawyer Of
New York, made his appearance
from the east, being brought over
in an automobile from Knoxville,
and Immediately took his place
wit the family in the sad pocession
to the grave. Many people from
town attended the funeral All
business houses wer5 closed in re-
spect to Pro1 Waller, who was be-
loved by all After the fuuer4l his
body was carried to Magnolia ceme
terry, whore it was placed BY the side
Of little child gone before.
The illness Of Prof Waller was
brief, he having been stricken Sat
urday He quic ly sank into a
comatosh state from which he never
regained consciousness. The last
words he spoke to those giving him
when he was strickan
down, We're; It is funny but its
all right " A smile was playing
on his face as he spoke. He had a
brother who died the same way
some years ago, and he seemed to
think he would 60 as he did, having
expressed himself to others that
way. His place will be hard to fill
IN the community and the college.
Twenty. two years ago he took the
place of the lamented G.. S. w.
Crawford. who died the spring be-
'ore. Now some other strong man
must come forward to take the place
of these two noble and strong men,
who are laboring in a higher sphere.
We copy the above account from
he Journal and Tribune as il gives
/ good account Of the death and
uneral of Prof. E B. Waller. He
Vas President of the Bank of Blount
County, and one of Maryvill's lead
ng business men. He was not only
/ splendid teacher, but strong
orceful preacher, a man of splendid
christian character etc. He will be
5reatly missed but has gone to his
eward.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04
Base Ball Game

On Saturday morning March "a,
the East Maryville Team defeat4G
the Maryville City Team On TIC
Polytechnic diamond BY The scoae
.of 5 to 2 The game was vsgr
interesting g one without features.
Edmondson was the stellar perfoyln-
er for the City Boys while McCulloah
starred for the East Team.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04
NJ E. Chureh South

w Brow,ring Pastor.
Sunday School 9:15 q. NJ,
Sermon by the pastor TO- 30 u. M.
Junior League 2:30 p. m.
Senior League 6;30 p. m
Sermon bv pastor 7:15 D. m.
The public is cordially invited To
all the services
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04

See the G N Mizs CO. b,fors
buying your building material -
they are always ready - rpoly
your wants, and vi give ssa ea,M
figures.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04
Lecture

Monroe Goddal W. delivers
temnerence i"ctu at Thompscna
Chapel in l,nug Hollow "a ase
fourth SUNDAY y April at 10:D
O'Clock m.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04
Attention

am now back at the old Wilsoa
Blacksmith Stand. and am prepNs-
to do your horse shoelng and black
smithing. See me for anything ia
this line.
re Parkers.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-04-04
Pastry Sale

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will have a Pastry Sale next
Saturday, in the store building
formerly occupied by B, A. Dunlap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-06

life faa Ssnoeripber / I~uitraIien,
men De regnes al SoIfetpIineen for
Spifere.
Sit ialt fan mar bel iige, at Der
er lboanoret benpeo $1,000 Sanffe
til altitraIien. Spis man blot reg,
ner, at en- S~ieroebel Of De inbpon-
orebe Sanife er bIepen 2onbmpno,
- boao Der er meget laot regnet, -
og bar bper al Dem Blot opbprfet so
10 IcreS Soro, - bpao Der ogiaa
er Iapt regnet, - iaa bar bisie ban.
tie Gionerer forpanblet ct Stpffe
Sano, Der er bolpt iaa fort iom SIM,
ira at bore ct arat og Sfog oe Or.
ten til at ppre f%ritgtbure Warfer, OF
oen engelife 81rperngr 2oro 8lass
9op fitnoe oerfor fornplig meo &ette
'tge: "auitralien itaar I flor @iplo
I'll De ifanoinapiIfe &oloniiter".
Mfeierip9iettet bar nottrIiapis
rsr't o9 remit Babt be oanife ont.
ltrolIfe Sanomenbs Ssnteresie. Oct
mooerne mtItralife Ieierippien err
ifabt at ltboanorebe oanife Meieriiter
o9 ipenIfe Gentrifuger. Den fsrIte
Srganiiator paa bette Smraobe bar
en- oartif @eieriit @miI Sanien. =
BropinIen Sictoria err Der MI ct
StteS Wfeierier paa banife SPnoer,
foritoen at Statens eneite &aieirfo.
BRIT eieS af en- banif Wono, oa Of
Welboilr1tes ipo Smsrmataborer er
De fire banIfe.
Sgiaa paa andre Setter treffer
man 9anife / leoenbe StiGinqer /
@uitralien, On banif Manb er lao.
leoes / Sort 9arpin StotsgeoIoa oa
Streftsr for @ineppienet / belle oct
roroIi9e Serritorium. Set er Or.
SaraIO Senien, en- Iarbusianer, Ser
| en- SLIDER Of 7 g(nr fom til Iuitru.
lien meo fine SoreIbre. Sons Sips.
lflGbne ct life aImin6elig. Sra
Statslfolen / en- Iiben aritrolif
SanoSbp tilfiernpebe ban fig en- Sri.
plaoS / en- at 9risbumes 2atinifoler
og tom berfra til 1triperfttetet /
Sponep. San BANDIT Der en- Wena6e
uomerfelier og 2egater, ct enfeIt
enoog paa $4,000 @roner. Sette
Iatte bam / Stanb til at foretage en-
Del nigtige g~eolosiife llnoerisgelier
o9 nogioe flere pibenifabeIiee Sfrif.
ter. San blep iaa oniat iom @eoIoa
/ Staten Sep Spb @uIes SieneIte.
Sa Commonwealth -&egierineen /
Iar isgte ON en- @eoIog pg 9ireftsr
for UtinepGienet / oct norbIige Ser.
rttorinm, blep Or. Senien oaIst mel.
lem talrise anisgere.
&an9e andre 9anife er fommet
9oot frem / auitraIien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-06

for 6ermeo of opfsre Sn 3ilbpgning
til SeiifoIen. Den npe gpgning ben.
ties at flinne tageS | grug oeo n9ite
SfoIeaors 9egguoelie, % Der bill oa
oprettes aurier for 2anobrug Oh
S%uSboloning iomt ct ipecielt Ror'
mal6eportement.
Wabels npe Sfulcbpsnins. aon-
traften for Spfsrelien al Den ME
SfoIebpgning / Nabel bIep inogaaet
forriee llge, o. ifslge bette 0ofu'
ment bill gpgningeu uoen RsrlPg'
ming % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES To-
tie $26, 726. 6oruben 8orge, ale"
oesfot % aontorer bill 9pgringen
bape 10 89reIier, og besuben ct
@pmraitiflofale % SOB brebt, 90
SOB langt og 10 Sob UNDER Saget.
RsreIie / gilbert Sea. @IanSt De
itsrre eienbom8s Z anSaftioner, iom
De iibite Gage bar funoet Steo / al.
bert Sea, fan nppneS, at .. s.. 8nat.
polo bar fisbt Den 9utifbpgning,
ban biotil bar leiet, iomt Den tilbs.
renoe Cont. Eriien bar $4,000.
8uIbrnnbion pil / CONNER bpg9e Ell
9utifSbp9nina poa Gait Glarf Ct,
inmti0is iom en- Del al SoteI Stree
born ifal ombpggeS iii Samiliebes
fpemmeli9beoer. Wegen anben gpgs
ming foregaar bette 9Ior / gilbert Sea.
Stps lllpffc peo Glf Riper. Sire
Mtenneifer tit Wanoug 6%ormiO0ag
Ell boitig 9so peb @lf Hiuer, ibet en-
Ilttomobil paafjsrteS al Easia1er.
to9et 8innipe9 5lper paa Rortbern
Tocific @anen. Soget gif meo iaas
ban Surtigbe6, at automobilen fas
iteOes oper so 500 b~ortoper, og ct
Bar al Si9ene blep iaa itpgt fannie
reoe, at De npiten life bar til at aien.
ficnhe. De orGbte bar s. &. Snms
ion al aaIona, Soma, bans Sllitru,
Suigerisn % Ell S'aorig Riece. Gen
giite 9atter lit i'm enc Irm iaa isns
6erfnuit, at BEN itrar maatte afiGt.
teS, me6en8 en- pnare 9atter Hap
meb forboIOSpis minbre Sframmer.
Somilien bar utoerpeiS til fit trent
tibi1e Stem pes Clear 2afe, 80 Mil
noroenior @lf Hiper, boor oe bapbe
fisbt en- Sarm. lllpffen bpnote paa
Observation-Disclosures ueo Suit
NoroS Stem, o9 aioreren ioo Soget
fomme, men troeOe oct bar let at noa
ooer Sporet. Sam bere9nebe life
Den Sllrti9beb, bpormeo Soget NOR
meoe ii9, o9 Illtomobilen par nctop
fommen miot paa Sporet, ga Den
rammre0eS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-06

l%ippinerne, u. 9. @elt al gismarcf,
pil blipe optaeen / Siouritammen
utoer Nopnet Sobn @rais, Sspbins
oner ale 8rene al benne Stamme.
Der bar fannie s~lnIeoning pIanIagt
en- 9ompboaoerflriion fra gtsmarcf
til Sort Dates, o. benne Cur neboper
GIoen ifuloe foreeaa poa iamme
Maaoe iom | gamIe Gage, ba man
reiite meo gaoo fra ct. 2oitis til
@iSmarcf.
Stamp um en- 8srneflof. 8eb Ret-
ten | @rauo Sorts tribes Ser forti-
Den ON fire uifpIbiee gern, ibet Der
fra tire iorifieuige Sioer eisreS arap
paa otsIe, Gris. aIbcrg og bans fra
ifilte Snitru, MI MrS. Winnie 8.
aperS al Sarge, begpnote fsrit Stri-
ben ON bpem al Dem ifllIbe betroes
gernene, men iaa ifreb Staten inc
% gloroe iamme SorOrtng, ioet Der
gioroes ben Eoaitano, at bperfen
5ar eler Wor er ififfeoe til at op'
bragg lit affom. gGgteparret fit
Sfilsmisie for en- otte Waanebers
Sio iioen, og gsrnene bar iioen pe.
ret / @rano Sorts Gountps Bare
tGgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-06

no til at brine Ssnbagsifole. @Gf.
felier bar ppret a~lminoelige o. Sir.
feiegningen goo, men Habpergangen
minore bpppig. Der bar peret fun
lioet al Strib / Meniebeoerne. en-
Sjetteoel al Wenigbeberne bar
8iPlo, men / Hegelen err ben life
itor. S~alpoelen al Wenigbeoerne
bar iamlet Benge til augsburg, to
Sreoieoele al Dem til Snoremisfio.
men, ct Winoretal til oe sprige Ir.
beiosgrene.
Brof. u. Sellanb lGite en- meget
lang geretning ira BEN &on1ite iom
baooe pleiet llnOerbanolineer meo Ell
l%ignenoe &omite for Den Scr. 8irfe.
Erof. Seaanb lpite fort, men enooa
tog Oct BAN oper Ell Sine. Strioen
meO Den Sor. 3irfe ON Iugsbllrs
Seminar bIep ganife grunois glen.
nemgaaet for at flurgisre, at ben
5or. &irfe bar banbIet ilretf9rbigt
og ltfriIteligt. Sngen al aomiteerne
bapoe facet / Sporag at forbanble
ON Screening, BOG blcp Ser ira ben
anoen IomiteeS SIDE arglmenterc
Tor Screening. SrifirfenS &omite
~forlaltgte at ben Sorenebe &irfe Ifal
tilitaa at BEN bar banolet uretfpr.
oigt og ufriiteligt / fine 9eilutnin.
ger, iom oa ben itpote no 8reiter og
Dtenigbeber, forbi Oisie opbolbt
I~ugsburg, men bette piloe life ben
arloen &omite 9aa ino paa. Sorres
item furbe Srifirfens 9omite life ie
nogen Sinoing / iaabanne uoportes
aombinationer iom ben ~foreiloaebe
8ienforenin9 meb BEN sSor. &irfe.
Erof. Seaanb berettebe fra en- /
Sagens Inleoning nebiat 8omite, at
Der Dor ubarbeibet 2ope for en- bor-
benbe Screening for at ifaffe SieIp
til SreIterS oa Grofesiorers @fters
laote, iom maatte tr9nge bet.
Eli at ubiGune Breiternes &eiie-
uogifter uonepnte Sormanben So
itorerne amunbierL 2eelanb og Ieit.
polo.
Eli at msbe SantaImisiioner 81.
q. Peoerion peb anfomiten ubnppn.
te Sormanben Erof. glegen og Bait.
SIetter.
Sormunbett oplpite at SaIget poa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bapbe facet fsI-
genoe ltbfalb: Srot Selano (123
Stemmer), Bait. Sletten (9S) 9ait.
s. Wifaelion 900, .. @mberion
(95), Gilbert Olion (Siafis) (94).
Sililltt go. 26 og Soberppr.
SEQ Ifteng1ostieneiten preoifeoe
Saitorerne q. Sulporien og q.
Horoberq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-06
mtarnuHu.

nonGDnt Huitmeiter. 8. 81. Sen.
ion er uon9pnt til Foitmeiter / Oan-
burn, Burnett Gountp.
grgQnpptr. s Wount Soreb Ire.
1tegaaro peo Eait. 9. @itnberion 9e.
teoiebes 27be Wai WiiS anna n.
Suietb og Sborpolo &ompelien. -
Zen felgenbe Dag peo famine Gaitor
oieoeS | Springbale norifslrtb. airfe
Wtiis Ilma 2unoe, 8atter al Scr. og
WfrS. 6. s. SunOe, % Selmer Slt-
letb, Ssn al Sobn Z. Suietb, beese
al Springoale.
8ammel Eiunesr faar Sjemlob.-
Sas. garSneis al glacf Garth bebe
forrige Seroag ganife plllbielig / i'm
Caters % S%pigerisns, Gep. og
Wtrs. o. H. Carriers Siem / 2ooi.
2iget bragtes til 9lacf @artb, boor
gegrapelien fanbt Steb ben fslgenbe
Sirsoag. Mr. garsneis bar en- of
be faa a%ienuPrenOe Yioneerer. San
e1IerluOer 1t9 ire borne Serlt.
"Sfnopense" for Slmer. isor at
opmltntre 9pens l1ngoom i'll at ef.
teritr9be iSluen bar Srnobeosppie.
net | ga SroSie lopet at betale Is
Gents pr. apart for bsbe SSliter, lie.
peret peb &ontoret / Gitp Saa. Raar
alt fommer til alt, iaa err oct fanife
lite iaa ligetil at faa apartmualet
fulot al oenne Sare, bpor talrige emo
otsie Blageaanoer ipnes at bore.
Slan @ittisbcb bar ffiebueipan.
ger. gn 81 Iar gommel Irbeiber
peo Naon Sillius Sespein bolot for
leoen Iften paa at le Zig ibiel / Mil.
tpallfee. Wanben ifoggerlo / bent
imoo 16 elmer, og 2egerne beapnos
te at frpgte for bans 2io, ba 2atte-
rem enoelig opbsrte. Spao ser BE.
ntrfeoe bette l%angparige 2otteruos
brno par en- flall o. langtfra mn Sit.
tlgbeo, Der bIeu aifpret paa ct al
Wilipallfees SaubeoiQetbeatre. Sa.
men paa Scenen flyer til lin Saba.
Ter: "Spis on bar min Iono, piIoe
ieg gtpe Dig @ift", og ben forimaoe.
De ellter iparer: "Sg bpts on bar
min Some, btloe ieg tage 0en".