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The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21
To Tell Time at Night.

Awaking in the night and wondering what time it may be, who has not onged to see the clock without get ting up and striking light? To make this longing easy to satisfy, firm in Paris has just put on the market 6 clock that by pressing a button Is made to project picture of it's face in a ray of light upon the ceiling. This clock, which looks like young can- non, stands upon a box containing three dry batteries. It's mechanism is in metal tube, at one end of which Is an ordinary dial. The push-button can be placed under the pillow or upon a table beside the bed. When one wants to see the time in tho night one presses the button; this lights the lamp. which projects upon the ceiling or upon the wall q greatly magnifled picture of it's face, so that one can lie comfortably in bed and read the time at a glance. Another push of the button extinguishes the lamp.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21
Air Brakes for AeropIanes.

A highly ingenious device is about to be em bodied in a new British aero plane now nearing completion. A diff ficult problem, which has always con- fronted the aeroplane designers, has been that of enabling machines to land at a reasonably slow speed and yet fly as fast as possible. The neces- sity. of this provision may be gauged from the fact that the modern aero plane, with it's full load. weighs the better part of a ton, and that the usual flying speeds range from sixty to eighty miles an hour. Accordingly. MT. A. V. Roe. the wellknown de- signer, has adopted the expedient of providing his latest biplane with what he termed lair brakes" These con- sist of flaps hinged to the rear of the planes, capable of being turned at right angles to the direction of flight, with the object of enabling the pilot to reduce his speed materially pre- paratory to alighting.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21
Savino by Slot Machine.

Budapest is the first city in tho world to set up slot machine savings banks. The machines are arranged for the receipt of two coins, tho crown. worth about twenty cents, and the 20 filler piece, worth four cents. They return ticket for each coin deposited and these tickets bear interest from the date of their issuance. The rate paid varies with the current bank rate and ranges from three to four per cent; no tickets may be exchanged for 8 bank book.
 The first slot machine savings bank was placed in front of branch of the bank in the immediate vicinity of the central railway station, and the re- ceipts of this machine have always been larger than those in other locali- ties. At present there are IA machines in operation in Budapest.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21
INCUBATOR OF oUEE
IGN
Chinese Device Does the Work ot Matching, but Its Defects Arc
 Easy to Perceive.

Certain of the Chinese in the inte- rior districts adjacent to Annoy em- ploy 6 unique method for matching both hens and ducks eggs. In this connection it may be of interest to note that some years ago missionary living near Annoy suggested to the natives that the patent American fn- cubator might be of great service to the local Chinese-only to learn of their own process, which is very eco nomical. Usually a large percentage of the eggs produce live chicks.
 The breeder first takes a quantity of unhusked rice and roasts it, cooling 1t down by flaming or by allowing the wind to blow through until 1t is luke warm. He then spreads a three-inch layer of the rice in wooden tub and places about 100 eggs thereon; anoth- CT layer of rice, this second and sub sequent layers being but two inches in thickness, is spread over the eggs. Each tub will have six layers of rico and five layers of eggs, so that there will be 800 eggs in each tub. The rice should be heated once every 24 hours. the eggs being taken out at such times. When the eggs are again put in the rice the bottom layer is placed on top and each of the other layers one row lower down, while the eggs previously in the center of the tub are placed at the edge. The en- tire tub Is covered with a cotton mat tress. The chicks and ducklings are produced in 20 to 30 days.
 One of the great difficulties with this method is the inability to tell just when the eggs will hatch, which of course renders the smothering Of the young very possible.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21
Worth Knowing.

Radium Is a remarkable substance of great scarcity, mineral element, and among many others possesses the property of producing photographic or electric effects by process analogous to radiation. It also possesses the curious property of giving off heat in- definitely without any appreciable change in the substance itself It is highly valued in the scientific world and is said to exert a wonderful influ- ence in destroying malignant tumors. It's scarcity makes it of enormous value and as yet not more than half a pint has been collected.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21
AT VAN BUREN.

Van Buren, May 15.-That Craw- ford county strawberries are in de- mand at many and various places over the country is shown by tele- graphic orders for shipments of ber- ries that have been received by local buyers during the past few days. Not only are Crawford county berries be- ing eaten in New York, Chicago, but today broken car was shipped to Galveston, Texas. The Texas crop of berries has been harvested and owing to the earliness of the picking most of the berries were sent to the cas- tern markets where fancy prices pre- vailed. Texas strawberries were re- ceived here a month ago, but the deal is now reserved and the Texans are enjoying Crawford county berries.
 Three cars were loaded at this point Thursday and at other shipping points in the county, nife cars were loaded, making a total of twelve cars from Crawford county.
 The excessive cold weather in the north and east has boosted the price of berries slightly and this morning berries that yesterday sold for $1.7j a crate were bringing $2. Fancy, $2.25. According to local buyers and sales managers the picking will prac- kical.y be completed in this section in seven days, and the crop will be shorter than predicted.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21
PUBLICITY BILL IS
 NOW INITIATED 1882 NAMES ON LIST EARLY START MADE TO INITI- ATE SCHOOL TAX AMEND
 MENT.

Little Rock, May 14.-The initiative petition for the publicity act was filed Wednesday afternoon with the secre- sary of state. It contains a total of 17,892 signatures, or over 4,00O more than necessary for the initiation of the. act.
 The bankers guaranty act, initiated by the federation of labor, l.. H Moore, the secretary, and K. s. War mock of Magnolia, is also safe with 3. total of 18,840 signatures. This is the act that provides for 8 bank guaranty similar in many respects tc the laws now in force in Kansas, Ok lahoma and elsewhere.
 About five thousand more sigma lures were filed by M. J. McMahon deputy commissioner of labor, for the ahrld labor law. making a total oi 22,000 for that measures.
 Another initiative petition is being circulated for constitutional amend ment. but 1t is not to be submitted until the general election in Septem Der, 1916. The school interest of tho state are back of it and it is expected that almost enough signatures will h' secured at the annual school electior bhrouehout the state on Saturday May 16, to insure it's initiation. This proposed amendment provides tha' fhe maximum school tax shall be + instead of seven mills.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21
STRAWBERRY ll
 PRICE LOWER
ANOTHER|| GAR SHIPPED
MORRILTON REPORTS TWENTY CARS OF BERRIES SHIPPED
 TO DATE.
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
 The price of strawberries dropped sharply yesterday, and quite a num- Der of crates were sold here at $1.25. The Faulkper County Truck Growers Association, however, have not sold any berries at less than $1.75 per crate and expect to receive close to that figure for all the remaining ship ments. Another car is being loaded and will be shipped tonight, but it had not been sold at o'clock this after noon.
 The berry picking season is nearing an end and will come to close early next week. A few of the farmers near Conway have already stopped picking, claiming that they cannot take any more time away from their regular crops.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21
In the Blizzard.

First Pedestrian Grounding tn cor ner by the Woolworth building and scudding before the blast)-'I beg your pardon, did you meet ha. com ing this way just now?"
 Second Pedestrian Cleaning strongly against the gale)-I did meet hat but let it fly on. It did not fit me- New York Evening Post.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21
AT MORRILTON.

Morrilton, May 15.-Twenty -one ears of strawberries have been sent from Morilton up to noon last night. Eight of these went out by express. The price started at $2.50, but has been gradually falling, until now there is scarcely any profii in mar keting them, so it is not likely that many more cars will be shipped.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21
Desperate Case.

Can you tell me where to find . good fighter? l have a bad case Of Insomnia"
 Why do you want to find a fighter for that?"
 My doctor cant do anything. and I want somebody who can put ms to Hlsep."
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21
Municipal Theater Costly.

Municipal theaters even in drama loving Germany are an expensive luxury. The subvention necessary to keep the Cologne city theater open for a year amounts to S130,000.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21
Delinquent Tax Sale.

State off of Faulkner Fsulk-
 The lands returned tbs taxes nor Conntv Akansas for the together Nh ge and penalty charged agreeable to a" are eon n following list to-wit:
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-21

Frank Steed of Harrison, an alum nus of the State Normal, visited here yesterday afternoon.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-11-14

|
Ernest Beslin, bounded north by lot
of Herselie Ledet, south by Bridge
street, east by lot of Sidney De'a
houssaye vast by Judge Lewis St.
and having a frontage OF 69.3 TT on
the sidewalks on Bridge street, and
having - It 6 inch sewer pipes; con-
structed as aforesaid Its local as
sessment being 1871; its proportion
of the entire costs of the said side
walks as aforesaid.
i FOG. Lot owned by Louis F. Gary,
bounded north by lot of Mrs. Joseph
Keller, south by Bridge street, east
by Judge Lewis street, west by c. G
Cardinal, and having a frontage o.
1915 It on the sidewalks on Bridge
street, and having IL It 6 inch sewer
pipes; constructed as aforesaid; 1T
! local assessment being $123.34; IL
! proportion of the entire costs Of thu
: said sidewalks % aforesaid.
207. Lot owned by c. g. Garde
, NAL, bounded. 18th b. lot OF Alder
; Daspit and Elher Livingston, soutl
} BY Bridge street east by lot Of L. +
> Gary, west by Dot Of Martin Brian'
= and having q frontage Of 99.2 It o
the sidewalks a Bridge street, an
:. having IS # 6 hch and 12h #
inch sewer PIPES; constructed a
}, aforesaid; it, l(cal assessment bein
y $s4.37; its proportion Of the entil
It costs Of the sah sidewalks a. afor
z said.
:. 20s. Lot OWED by Martin Brian
6 bounded north tby Hamilton stre<
IS south by BridgD street. east BY lot
r c. g. GardemaI west by Theater 8
e and having Q frontage Of 76.4 on q
{. sidewalks on Ridge street, and .
8 inch sewer pipes; constructed
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-11-14

III llcH sewer pipes, COHStuSCCu q"
aforesaid; it's local assessment being
$7O76; it's proportion of the entire
costs of the said sidewalks as afore-
said.
14S. Lot owned by F. NJ. Thomas,
bounded north by lot OF Duchamp
Hardware Co., south by Jefferson
street, east by st. Martin street, west
by lot of Geo. ]. Olivier, and having
a frontage of 104.5 # on the side
walks on Jefferson street, and having
# 6 inch sewer pipes on ST. Martin
street, and 6 It inch sewer pipes on
Jefferson street; constructed as
aforesaid; its local assessment being
$197.41; its proportion Of the entire
costs OF the said sidewalks as afore-
said.
149. Lot owned by Mrs. Theobald
Duchamp, bounded north by Jeffer.
son street, south by lot Of Mrs. c. L.
Lakaze, east by st. Martin street,
weSt by lot Of L. J. Duchamp, and
hS ing q frontage of 54.5 It on the
Sid walks on st. Martin street, and q
~ tage Of 1887 # on the sidewalks
emerson street, and having no
pipes on st. Martin street, and
6 inch and 12h It 10 inch sewer
on Jefferson street; construct
aforesaid; its local assessment
$154.63; its proportion Of the
costs Of the said sidewalks az
Aid.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
2lmerifas Kancnfabrif.

@aibinaton Sen 2ben Nop. Sba9
ipr 1873 Ior iioen opretteoes DC
Sorcnebe Staters ferite Irienul,
cller &dnoti. og @cpGriabrif |
SprinaiieIb, Mais., iorat lape Saa'
ben for Sen %fontincntoIe Irmt.
: IVA iorbeo Sen brittle Hegie'
ring ~lloisrieleu al |aaben til DC
amerifanIfe &olonicr, men bette be-
tog life 8oloniiterne @ooet, ba Der
bIanSt Dem ianbtes Srnoreoer al
opatise @cprrimcbe % 8anonbo'
rere. 5 nGiten aIc aolonicr blcp
Ser boret 2anorcr al pripate Snoi'
piScr, OF "a Sribeosfriaen brso no,
ianStcS Ser ct broeef ISlortiment al
blessing. o. Sernufnoner al Den
g~latIsbeSe MunhIaoningstppe
Sc bcSite al oisie bar Ell 1s.Fnn'
bling. ipm funbe uoilpngc en- rnnS
augle ira en- til to Mi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06

Glerf OF gppeQate Court | lite 81.
thrift.
Ser bar life TaIg paa andre
Stntsenbeosmpnb iaar.
I'll MeprGientonter / aongresien
ualgtes II Gepublifonere, 10 &c.
mofroter % en- Erogresiip, s. &.
Goplep fra lite Siltrift.
Gnlget bar bl. a. reilllteret /, at
mango al "oen gamle @aroe", ionl
'aites paa Tsr / 1912, after or fom.
ne til Wagt og STroigbeO i9icn,
oeriblonot ielDelte gomle "Sncl,
Soc" Cannon, lom er polgt til
aon9reSmanb ira lit 9iitrift / 81.
linoiS oper lin icicrrige Woofano-
ter ira ior TO glar iibcn, Wiaiom g.
Wcainlep, Charles &. Suffer OF
Sobn e. Mcacn5ie.
IS Colorado or Hepibllfancren
George 81. Carlton pal0t til @uper.
nor. Observation-Disclosures er enb-
MI uiltlbitUnbigc, men Oct antogcs,
at iaIiulb Ell Waioritct al DC repl-
pllfanltc &unolooter Tor Statsenl-
be0SnlGilo or palgt.
Stntslorbuo / Sorm al 8rlno-
lopatilGg err peotoget / tire Stater,
ncmlig Oregon, Colorado % Iri.
soma.
aln Ell cnfclt Stat, nemli0 Moll.
toro, bar pebtaget ct 0rlinolopstil.
lpq ON nlminoelig Stemmcret for
apinoer.
Gn anbcn Wcrfeligbcb peo Sal
act or, at bcn tioligere NcprrIentant
ira loe SQinoisoiitrift, "EipeS" Mc-
Gcrmott, iom ina Jig foronlcoiget til
at tagc Niifco for at unogoa at blipe
iloite0t for Gclogtigbco / 2~obbpifat.
bnlerJ er blepct pnlg til GcprGi "entant
i0icn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
TccDrab % Sncgll.
Sen 5tc 9(opember 1911.
@nloct / SireSn2S.

2&alact her i Gouutuet rciultcrcoc
/ en- rcpublitanif Seir oucr belle Gin
len. GrooQ Shcriii 6lemir9, ionl
tim har iu0chout Gnbc0ct Ell Ger
min. blG iloacn Ter unr Ell tenn
mcli0 liuli1 Stamp ON St1t9icnator.
enbcoet. men set pier 'iQ, at Son.
9. NJ. GuQcr life bar baut 'nn0erllg
@anifcli 1hco uco ct opuon @alQ.
Sans W}aior;tct cr omtr;r1 600
Stcmucr. Guacra Nc%Hlotratiitc Moo
tauoi0at &rll. ijf cf Ii0ct 6lcrtaI /
iii cQct Gounm Nouar0. men 9Sin-
ncibcif Golnltn rar ioo %oocrocicloe
for GnQcr. at @ull2 ubctDGeli1c
CpcrupQt / Nomar0 blcp u0en Be.
noniru. Iii @cprUieutnnt / &c
Qialotlrcn noIlic@ s. 4. Nidolion /
C&iinn; til Gomtn &noitor, C2car
92inQcr: til Gomtpfa@icrcr Slon0
Ghriiten; iii Sheriif Ole 3. 81.
linQioqL. I'll Glerf q Court Nien-
Dul0tcS CIai aalcpnna og til
GouttnaSuofat &. e. Noucf; ni@ic
hauOc iuQcn Cppoiition pes &oIQct
Set ionmr onr liIirloct mcN glacl
@iic, Gountp 9iecor0cr, iom nUltc
Star nil bli Sen cncite Ncmofrnt i
Gourthuict. RcpubIifoncrnc polQtc
oQinn inc SonNiNotcr til SupcrOi-
Tors, ncmIiQ 3. IS. Nnlpcu / lite
2iitrift Glauoc M}ortcn / 3oic %
:. 2 Sorpif ! Zoe. &onoe Scno.
for Grnmin9 % @urcrnor GIorfc
If itor Hhrolitrt / Gomrtnct, li0c-
Tom Rcpublifancrrc her ilicn uiicr
liz QicumcmQuacroc at haze pUrct
Iounl moo Goulrc2mano g. Y.
NauQcn. tro02 Ben bitrc aan1p, Der
bar urrct icrt moo ham ira Gello-
fraternc9 Si0c. Gorholoct ior Nnlt
0cns @c0fommcn0c cr liQcbnn / &c
rpriac Gumtper / Giitrittct, ~ ban
cr pal1t nco en- COS N}oioritet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06

Get par meb iligt Mrtineri, at
Sen. @aibington bapoe uoriitet
Sorterne omfring Stem Oorf. IogIe
az oisie &ononer bar erobreoe ira
@riterne, mems andre par Iapeoe al
aoloniiterne. Wen Tabet al bisie
aanoner og Hsmmingen at Seem
Dorf tpang a%ongresien, iom ba
bplot fine @eoer / Ebilaoelpbia, til
at oprette en- 8anonfabrif iSpring-
ficIo.
Sortioen bar De Soreneoe Stuter
TO al De itsrite &anonfabrifer / Ser
ben, Den beremte arupp's life unb-
taget. Seb Warineperftet / @aib-
ington Iapes BEN bersmte 14-toms
SfibSfanon og peb @pritet / Ora.
terpliet, Sem Oorf. Den eroba be-
remtcre 16-toms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
buis eifeftioe Sfuopiobe err nj W9il,
og ionn fan uoilpnge fine Troiefti-
Ter en- Siitance al 81 Iil. Senne
&anon or 40 500 % 212 Sonme
lang og Eroieftilet 5 500 A Cont
mer longt. Get fan g%iernenbore en-
Alb CONNER INF Tnnierplnoe.
&pcrt Sfuo foiter $1,000, og aano-
men bar en- Spngbe al 1876 Con.
Sen. @aibington bapoe life no
een9ang / belle lin grmt nof aa-
noner til at lnpe en- enfelt al oisie
nlober1,e &anoner at. Iae De lc.
bcitoe eltroppiife 2anoe bar iterre
aanoner, men iitgen, ielu life Sp-
ferries irpgtelise AZ Gentimeters
@eleirillqsfanoner, bar en- iaa itor
Giieftipitet ion Sen amerifanife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Dialect.
GoriirttcIic ira SIDE 1.

Stot2ictrctnr 9&ru. 2. HQcn; Nuoi.
tor, Ernnt Sbum; Stotataa icrcr,
". &. Nromn; Nttorncu General,
George Go3ion; acknowledgements.
iUrcr, @lIliorO Gborne, % &o@. s..
l&iliou.
Nlbcrt .. Gmmiu9 cr oicnuolgt
til 6orbumo&iGuntor mcO en- 4fuiori-
let, ion antalc2 at bile lobe op til
mtn0p 10000 Stcmmer.
Giterretninlcrne ira aon0rc9oi.
ltrltternc CT Gl0nll uruloltUnoige.
Oct Ter imjoIcrti0 u0, iom ON Ne
Wublltnncrcn &. &. Sopcu bar be-
lcirct Den 0cnotrutlitc Aonareptuuoi-
eat / zoe Giltritt, &ohu !. MhuIpo.
IN, ) DC ourilc 2iitrlttcr cr ogiaa
0t rtWubIltuultc &auol0uier ualgt,
mlIiAcr> mco lln0tadcIic al / poet
Glultt. huor Gcmofrntcn " s..
Couulo Io0er til. al uUre oiNauct
meo Scircn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06

Sib bar pGrct aaSicrcr ior eli @anf
/ Mineral SprinqS, 2. Saf., bar
III opertngct Ell %ligncnoc Stilling
en- @auf / scranton, 2. Gof, ioet
Sc 70 Banter bar fouioliocret.
&oiepb Nopca / 6remtont
Solpnihip ontom 2srbo1 peb ct
llIpffc<tilinI0c. Ton %eien bicnl
ira @pcu blcp bans &citc ifrTnnte
% lob Icbif, bporuco ban bIcu fa
itct no al &oancn oa erbolot @eifa'
oigclier, ser fort citer cnbte bans
Kin.
Sm WirS. Eoitor @rensbcr9
/ San 6rancisco, ion oe0e iioitc
%erooQ me00elcS, at brn bapoe bant
Here 5iliGIoc al SIag. % dt hnn
pun Sluttcu o0ioo Les al Nitbn1a.
Sum blcu ca. 60 Mar a%nntmel. Sem
oc@ Tiacnupn par Amtn &oliioo, og
bcn0ca @nrnoomabiem bar | Wooi-
ion 5omni6ip, hpor Soitcrcn Gina
MolitoO iremocIe2 Dor.
Arr. "a Mrs. Sacob g. Sanlrc
fem MonoaQ tiIbn9c ira Meoto,
Saif., Canada, bpor DC bcie0tc DIR.
Manrc& MoNcr. Sons Seltcr, iom
bar opboIot iia bcruoc. ~lcoiaacoe
Dem BERTH az fontn1cr bcrc'tcr til at
DO / Gccora6. 4Pr. Snnre % W|o.
0crcn hauoc life icct bncranorc, IL
Sen 6un for t2 Gnr iibcn iorloo
9tprAr oQ rciite til Nmerita, % oa
blm life uiOitc no9ct ON bans %
Nuitrtc19 &onnuc, bIep @icnipnct
life IiOct al en- GpcrraitcIic ior
bcnoe.
@lr. % Mr3. 81. :. 6oiS /
EIcoiant Solpnihip boIot Sen 2SNc
0ftobcr @rpQltp Tor lin Gatter,
Stclo Houjiu, o1 Colpor0 Mtortln
&mmc ira AIbcrt %ca, Afinn. Fo-
itor 9. &. Shmi0t iorrctteoc &iel
len. @ruOcpiGer o. @ruociucnoc
bar @iii9 @o5eI GoI&, @ruOcns 81
ifcnocbnrn. ~ Mnrtin &nune, @rllo-
gonmCl9 NroOcr. Nrubcn Nraoue'
rc0c ira &ol0cr@ @uiinci3 College /
0ccorab / 1912 ol hnr oc 10 ii0ite
9lor prret oHiot iom Stcnogrni %
hos @coQc Nnrlcrp So.
/ Nlocrt %co. @onOt tiIrcilcnoc
&rnuup@liTitcr par M}r. % Nr$.
emil Snruc o. 6on1ilic, gilbert
Yea, NJ Mrs. oa Mrs. u. 8. 6oiS,
SARATOGA. ga. e up9iitc nil DO
latte iiQ / Nlbcrt yea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
&nlNct / Yiidjiann.

observation-disclosures ira N}idli-
gan tu0er poa at Stntcn2 0cmotroti
lie @uuernor. " u Scrri3, cr Nien.
uollt mc0 en- Ntoioritct Al ira 10
0O0 til 10000 Stcnmcr. GrQnucr.
mr. & 2. C>borne iou uur bans
NIootonoi0ot CT mjoltrtio Ben enc.
tie aonoiNot puo oen r2publJtuuite
Siot2tictct, iom bJcu lIaact. Situ.
otioncu er oItiaa uoio8til ocn iom,
NE iom / NIinleiotu.
Get inur3 oQi0a at irem1on, at
Ncpubljtoncrnc bar icjrct / luntIi9c
NonRye40iiIritttr uc0 l~luotaQclic al
'crite ~ onoet Giitritt. i%anltlOil
ionl Niid)iQou@ 10 prolrc3liuc Son
Qrc4mUu0 cr ilauc0c.
lloioI0ct i lrritc Gjltrlti er cuoul
/ Evil, i ouoct cr 2eulotratcu i. 4.
GOrCmulp uNlQt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Sma6piuf.

&. 81. Nopotu rciitc 5irsNoo
til Shclu. 2Giun. / Gorrctuinlcr.
G0potat NJ. :. SuboIee rciitc
Gir@oog II, &oobo % 0relou i
GorrctnIuQcr.
Gle 2Ioc Tom ManNoq bicm
ira Ghcitcr. Ea.. hpor ran en- fort
Els hapOe bcicat i'm Son
|roic5ior Sperati prToitcoe
iinite Seu0ag / %nitor @errum2
Menilhe0 / NoImcu, @i3.
Zen init Iuthcritc airfe / 90.
cuit bIeu amino al @nnct 'or en-
1lo iiocn "a bctn0clil romponcret.
Sans @cllcion ] Ni9blauN.
bile brUffeoe her ON Goleu iin
grm. mems ban "%trautcoc" en- 6oro
@lutomo6il.
&ohu Nartcr ira 2ocuit hur
fjebt i. s. @ater@ Nu2 mco #
9Icre5 Sano peo Gnoon al @oihiug.
Ton Greet Tor $1,000.
0}iia Marie Aniinion reiitc
Snsoal tilbolc til Seottlc eitcr en-
fem llgera Gio at hare bciogt lin
@ooer. Mrs. z. 9niiniou.
Mii5 ScIma aitteliou ira
Caledonia, Minn, lar CIT llgeS GjN
beiogt @ir. % Mrs. Gnorcu GEM.
Sum reiite biem / lirsooa5.
Mrs. Inorcm 6riifop FRO
@pn0mere, q 9ot., ION fom her.
neo til lin Seiler, Mrs. So6u No.
gems Se9rauelie, reiitc biem Nan,
bag.
@tii5 gillian 0claeion, Cater
al aongresman0 &eIgeion / Milton
81. Gnf., tom BERTH / 3irsoa0s pac
en- 9iiit hos 9eoiteior9lorene, DIR
oe Mrs. Saliten Nelion.
Sioligere Goin1tp auoitor Gr
nett Gbriitop5er, Der ct Gar aar;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
General GhaHee 900.

Sfplgeet SeIegrnm fra Sos gnge-
les. Sal, er @eneraasitnant og ftp.
Gbci for Generalization, q. 81. Gbai-
fee, ben lite bs. afgaoet peo Seoen
/ lit Silent beritebs. Sans Sig blep
/ Sirsoags ienot til @oibington for
at biipttcS pao ben rationale Strife
gaarb / Mrlinaton.
Otter / 1906 at bore falot for
Nlbcrsgrpnien i,blGpntes ban til
Sormano for Sos Ingeles @ono-
Commission, % o%pertog ienere Still
lingcn iom ErGiioert for ct asiu-
ranceielifab.
Sen. Gbofiee bopbe tilbrn9t iaa-
gootiom belle lit Sip / Irmeen.
San bar fpot / Ohio Den 14be Iilg.
1912 0 gtraobtc peo @orgerfrigelts
llobrlto / 1861 iom Wcnig ino / Den
regulGre grne. San % General
Doullg er sc eneite, ioln bar bGpet
1tg ira Meltlg III 0el1erdllplffldllf
% Gbef for oe,p' amerifonlf c @ene-
ralitab.
s 9orgerfriscn iuang ban Jig op
til Tremicrlsitnant, i~orfremmebes /
1867 til &aptein, / 1888 til Maipr
/ nienoe % / 1897 til Sberltloit-
nant / 3oie acknowledgement. San
uomerfebe Jig baaoe / Sorerppltan-
Sen / China og / 9rigen meo Spa-
MEN og f~oriremmebes / 1901 til
@encrulmaior og / 1904 til @ene-
ralpitnant og Gbef for @c1erallta
ben. San falot for IloersgrGnlen
Sen 14be Ipril 1906.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Nmerifanife
~Otamant9ruber

@aihinpton Sen 2ocn Hopember:
Sielgc Ell iornplig al Den geographic
Spmnollng oiientlig9iort Gupport
bar Troorftioren al Siamanter %
andre foitbare Stene / Be ienere
slnr giort ganife itore Sremifriot /
oe Sorencoe Stater. Yrooilftioner
al Saiirer / Montana bar / 1918
oen lterlte / ocnne Snouitris Siitoric
bert 2anbet, ioet Sc tilimtmen re-
prricntercSe EFT GGroi al $685.
635, oper $43, 900 mer eno 1912.
Safiren bciiaar al baaoe blaa %
iorifieaigiarueoe Stene, al bpilfe
Steritepartcn benpttcs / mefanilfe
Eielneb.
st Siamantpoifcri par / %irf-
iombeo / Irfanias / omtrcnt tire
Maareoer mleo ct llobptte al flcre
Sunorcoc Stpffcr. ct onoct @aifc-
ri or timber Spiorelie.
s Spalfeltet / HeOaoa er Der
iloIn,ffet mango npe SfiGrp, %
man bar ollereoe bapt ct ganife
tort llo6pttc al guwfe itore Spaler.
ut oenne GirfiombeS bar Ell itor
Srenitio %iremgaar al Set Saftum,
at Snofsrilen al Sianunter % Ii9-
nenbe %foitbare Strlc forrige Iar
bapoe CT &9roi al $45,431,9 9S.