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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-27
CHAUTAUQUA IS
SURE NEXT YEAR
BRUNSWICK PEOPLE SHOW
THEIR APPRECIATION or THE
HIGH CLASS ATTRACTIONS.

That Brunswick viii have the Red
path chautauqua next year 4 prae,i.
eally a foreaone certainty. what liiile
doubt existed as to the coming of the
eiautauq'ia next yer was dispellea
last night, when, during the in,ermis.
sion Of the band concert. one or two
aneft addresses were made by local
people and Superintendent BlaclsWo wood
of the ciiautmrqua. concerning the
present entertainment and the CONNIE
attractions next year
q. Y Wood, president Of the board
OF education, and Rev. 10y Warwick.
Of the First Methodist church. made
short talks 70 the large crowd pres
emf strongly endorsing the chantau
qua movement for next year. 1t vas
'iien decided TO pass among the large
audience which lied the tent cards
10 be signed for tickets Tor the al.
fractions next year. A COMMITTEES 81
local citizens aas selected to pass
these tickets around among those
present and later they we're eollecied
ana u was discovered that exactly
$40 people had pledged to lpurehase
tickets Tor next year Of rather that
number Of tickets was suass5ibed B,
which makes IL a certainty lIlat the
chauauqna VIII be with IS next
year
Superintendent Blackwood ID his
talk later stated hat this had smash
led al previous records for a nights
sale Of tickets The chautalllua Iii
now visited i've cities. said MT
Blackwooa. and this IS the largest
uunoer that has yet been sold fer
next years entertainment,
The people of Brunswick as S
whole, are thoroughly satisfied With
the class OF attractions that the Rei
path people have given them They
have every one been high class ana
thoroughly entertaining. and the PEG
pie generally VIII. be delighted 10
know that the ehautauqua next year
is certainty
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-27
WILL ENCAMP ON
ST. SIMON ISLAND
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION COMING DOWN
IN JUNE

The following from the Macon Tel
egr4ph is ol local interest
The pleasures which attend the an
nual outdoor camp OF the s. NJ c. a.
last yeaw have caused many members
TO begin planning Tor this years camp
20 begin June IL and continue Two
weeks Already a number Of reaerga
aions have been made and John NJ
Tyson. physical director Of the asso-
cation, lis working out all Of he de-
tails Tor the camp TO be at ST. simon
island
tJtct An ideal segaaae:, vacation.
under the best Influences
ace 81 simon island IS situated
labom nine miles OF the coast Of
5eoeia. is one Of the most popular
summer resorts or the South The
camp will be located il the oak
grove adjoining the Ocean View ho-
ltcl This point gives as the use Of
The best beach on the island FOR surf
bathing, fishing. etc.
sHcrts Baseball athletics, aquat-
les. fishing. etc Side trips to jekyi
and Cumberland Islands, Dangeness'
Frederica, aiiday fisbing trips on the
ocean, eie. Daily schedules viii be
frosted % the bulletin for the conEen-
fence 81 the hampers
What to take Small pillow. one
pair warm blankets, extra suit and
shoes. bathing suit extra under
/ clothes, negiigee shirts. soilet articles
saseline d cold cream Tor snnbmn,
camera, baseball outfit khing tackle
needle and thread, buus eood
books and games for rainy 49, and
last, but not least yonr Bible
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-27
WOULD PROHIBIT FRIEDMAN
CURE I'M NEW YORK CITY

New York, May rs Or J. / ONoa-
nell. health officer o. the port OF New
York. sent letter today TO Health
Commissioner Lederle. requesting
him 10 submit 20 the board 81 heal h
at its next meeting a resolution pro
hibitne The administration Of tile
Friedman treatment for tuberculosis
in New York ninth such time as
those interested aftirmauyely in it's
administration shall satisfy The health
Departments Of its innoeuous eharae-
ter"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-27
Lemon Pit
Cooulal tn ad
Meat l'r0tiuettes
GIBSON PUSHED VICTIM
OVERHEARD, SAYS WITNESS

Ne@bnrsh. NJ u. MAY IS When
the trial OF Burton " Gibson for the
murder OF Rosa Szabo was continued
this morning, John Minhun OF
GreenwooAr Lake the only eye-wit
ness Of the fatality was subjected TO
i close ross-eNamination
Minturn said lie watched the boat
containing Gibson aud Mrs. Szaho at
a distance Of thrce-eights Of mile
It appeared TO him that Gibson seiz-
ed the woman and pushed her over
board.
& ---
Fine new irish potatoes. 10e per
quart at John Gonzales. Phone se7
Fresh Maearoui. New Cheese and
Butter at DEVICES.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-27
THsoNes or HOUSEWIVES ~
TEREsTEo ~ MRS. slPLE'5
DEMONSTRATIONS.
p y =
u
MRS. slPLE At PROGRESS
r CLUB HALL.
Z Program for this afternoon: p
= Menu y
Baked Ice Cream,
81 Lemon Pie, *
Colonial Bfead,
Meat croqahttes.
2
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Mrs e. s. Sip'e sghgat cookery lee
ture-demopstrau0niin Bruncwick yes
'efday afternoon At the Progress
clab Hair was q success. Despite the
aat that the big chautauqua was
scheduled for The same hour and thai
Il aas wash day AID blue Monday ia
hundreds Of Brrnswick homes Mrs.
Sipe'a initial meeting was we'll at
tended and her audience eager for
n11fe.
AIRS. aipe lWga All mothers who
have daueht enough 20 com.
pft bend the NSblest cookery facts
% see chat they attend the lecture
demonstrations aud mus develop m
tefest inltiie scleNe Of housekeeping
which viii be woEll q great deal 10
them IN future years Mrs, sipies
ereafeat hobby Is good Wholesome
cod Next 70 that comes hgr inter
In young women and then deYel
.e4iAelIt Of me home talent Mrs ST.
r.e has been eiYiiig her lectaredem
onstfations IN many representative
cities Of the country and she states
thar the American girl instead Of be.
ing more Indifferent 70 household
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-03

Smoke Elks' Pride cigar, ]. w.
hcGann. maker.-Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-03
DENVER CITY PUBLISHES
A BOOK FOR TOURISTS

The Denver Chamber OF Com
morce has Just published neat
booklet on tho Midland trail. which
Secretary c. NJ. Kittrodge Il send
Ing over the country to boost this
route. Tho booklet shows scenery
along tho route and IA liberal IN It's
display OF Utah views. A complete
map OF tho proposed routu = shown.
In writing OF tho trail. Kittredgc
says:
I'VE fully and conaclcntioualy be-
Hove We have the best and most d.
rect route across Colorado and Utah.
and expect Il TO be chosen for the
first permanent transcontinental
highway by tho Ocean 90 Ocean
Highway association. the United
States government. or any other
agency which may build this great
road spanning the continent from
coast TO coast. Its advantages over
the other possible routes are mani-
fold. and We believe sufficient 20
secure ia adoption and popular APP
prevail"
Secretary Kittrodgo has covered
tho Midland route In a car and for
this reason is well posted ON Its
merits.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-03
AFTER RAILROAD THIEVES
Unitcd States Courts Ca Punish Per-
sons Who Steal From Cars.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. March 81.
One OF the measures passed at
this session OF congress- makes Il n
felony TO break the seal OF a rail-
road car containing interstate or
foreign shipments OF freight. cx-
press or baggage. or 20 enter such
a car with Intent 20 steal. or 60
steal. conceal by fraud or deception
obtain from any railroad car. sta
ton house, depot or platform any
goods or chatteis which are part OF
an interstate or foreign shipment
q freight. express or baggage. The
breaking into or stealing any part
a. the contents OF a piece OF bag
gage also comes under tho prow-
flons OF the act. which applies with
equal force to any person who shall
buy, receive or have IN his posses
sion any freight. express, baggage
or other goods or chattels no stolen,
knowing the same TO be stolen. The
punishment for any OF these Of
lenses Is a fine up TO five thousand
dollars or Imprisonment up 90 ten
years, or both. and prosecutions
may be instituted IN any district
where the crime shall have been
committed.
The carrying or transporting BY
a person OF any such freight, ex-
press. baggage or goods or chattels
from one state or territory into an
other knowing n 10 have been stol-
ON constitutes "A separate offense
for which the same punishment Is
prescribed. Prosecutions for such
transporting OF stolen property may
be Instituted in any district into
which the goods or chattels may
have been removed or into which
they may have been brought.
The making OF these acts federal
offenses, together with the severity
OF the punishment provided, Is ex-
peoted 20 prevent much crime OF
this character. as all offenders have
n wholesome fear OF United States
courts and the promptness and GER
tainty " ith which they mete out
punishment.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-03
UTAH FOURTH IN
SUGAR INDUSTRY
Out OF Fourteen States Which Produce BeetS
She Is Surpassed In Output BY Only
Three---ln Quality Just Two.

/ by 1896 Il had doubled again and
In 1901 the production was moro
than thirty million pounds. The IN
crease from that year has been al
most continuous up to the present
time
Now there are ak sugar plants
operating In Utah and n seventh Is
practically assured. Those at Lehi.
Austin (near Elsinore) and Garland
are owned by the Utah-Idaho Sugar
company. which Is preparing 20 OPP
crate fourth at Payson. The Am
algamatcd Sugar company has fac
tories at ogden. Logan and Lewis
ton.
In 1891 the capital INFESTED in
the business was only a half million
dollars and there was no increase
until 1898. when the amount was
doubled. Another million and
half was invested In 1901. Six
years later the Investment had
grown to five million. and now the
capital interested In the manufac-
ture Of sugar here amounts 10 more
than eight million.
When beet sugar was new there
was some question AZ TO the equal
ity OF the product with cane sugar.
The bleaching process was not UNI
derstood thoroughly and the darker
shade OF the beet sugar led many
to suppose that Il was inferior. This
difference has been obilteratcd. and
with the process now employed the
refined beet and refined cane sugars
arc identical In appearance and use
fuincas.
Sugar IL sugar" say the experts,
and the difference OF twenty cents
a hundred pounds In favor OF cane
sugar n the penalty the beet sugar
manufacturers pay for their carly
errors In refining.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-03
LOOK To Your PLUMBING.

You know what happens to a
house In which the plumbing ~ IN
poor condition everybody in the
house n liable TO contract typhoid
or some other foyer. The digestive
organs perform the Hame functions
In the human body az the plumbing
does for the house. and they should
be kept In firat-clasa condition all
the time. II you have any trouble
with your digestion take Chamber
lain's stomach and Liver Tablets
and you are certain 10 got quick
relief For sale by all dcaloS.-
Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-03

Although there are eighteen state'
In the union which produce bee
sugar, Utah u surpassed in output
by three only. and In the sugar
making quality OF its beets by but
two. Figures on the production OF
sugar for the fiscal year ending
February rs, 1913. have been pro
mulgated officially, but an estimate
OF 127,50O.O0O pounds, or 63.70O
short tons. OF refined sugar Is not
far afiold. This Is an Increase of
about 100000 pounds over The
preceding year. The value, also
closely estimated. was t5.tOO.OOO at
tho plants. an Increase over the
year before OF 100000. The aver
age selling price in 1919 was S4.62
por hundred pounds.
Those are some OF the dry statis-
ucal facts about the sugar industry
OF Utah. Back OF these figures are
details OF human life and fairy tales
of science that form a mosaic OF re-
markable interest.
There arc hundreds OF farmers
who devote their lives TO the pro-
ductlon Of raw material. the hun
dreds OF employees who work night
and day through hundred 10 a hun
dned and twenty days OF sugar max
ing. the experts who perform myB-
torious experiments In obscure lab
oratorice. the dark skinned people
across the world who produce ma
tcriai for the bags IN which our SUI
gar IL packed, che steers and NUT
tons that grow fat and tender on
the refuse OF the factories. the de-
cades OF cultivation required 60
produce suitable seed for the sugar
becta. the alchemy OF sun and wind
that forms the swectncas In the
plant. not 60 speak of the millions
who from childhood 10 old age revcl
In the taste OF the most toothsomc
OF dalntiea.
Utah was a pioneer In the beet
sugar business. The second pro-
ductlye factory In the United States
was started NJ Lehi In Utah county
In 1891 by the Utah Sugar company.
Tho boeta wore raised aa IN expert
ment BY the farmers OF the vhrinity
In that year 100000 pounds Of su-
gar were made. The result was NO
encouraging that the farmers ~
planted their bcc,s. and IN the fol-
lowing year hearty n million and q
half pounds OF sugar was made IN
Utah. In is93 the output jumped
10 more than four million pounds.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-03

Only the tirst door plan OF this apart.
ment is shown The second door is ar
ranged the same as the nrst giving
each family a large living rOom. two
bedrooms dining room. kitchen and
bathroom. which Is termed i've room
apartment There is u full basement
Ia nine feet size Of house. forty feet
wide aud hfty feet deep Finish
throughout red oak or birch. with
birch or white maple doors throughout
first aud second story Cost to build.
exclusive Of plumbing and beating. 50.
900
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-03
GiLAARD GOLD HAS NEW
VARIATION IN NEVADA

The world frequently hears OF
gold being found in the craws OF
chickens. and the finder proceeds
In the attempt 20 discover where
the chicken came from. Nevada has
an interesting variation from this
procedure. In the Athens district
OF Nevada a miner had PANIED out
some rich rock and had left the nan
with several small nuggets exposed.
The nuggets disappeared and the
mystery was not solved until a
chicken was killed for dinner and
the nuggets were found TO the OK
tent OF three dollars worth in tho
craw.
II happens that there was about
eighteen dollars worth OF gold IN
the pan, so all the chickens were
KILLED and the gold recovered. Even
the chickens In Nevada are thor
oughiy imbued with the gold fever.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-03

Crystal Brook whisky-ouakor
Maid Rye-the two best oyer-sold
In Price only by ]. n. Forester at
the 20. p" Ask for these popular
brands.-Advt.
School Supplies, Tho Advocate.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-03
Licensed abstracters o.
der 100000 bonds, u =
EFT 4 Co.-AdVt.

Before buying a farm
OF city property consul. IA
r. W. Crockett q Coz
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-03

School supplies In large or small
-AdVt. w.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-03

Manifoldlng sales books Of overv
We're factory agents.
Advocate Publishing Co.-Advt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-31

@upifen, bapbc ct fort Saar i Bag.
bopeoet.
Tolitiet fom tiIltebe, iaainart ion,
tie funoe. Gen npe Yolitiinipefter
talte til llroitiiterne. San frqpebe
$40, o. tit @ifaIb hos EubIifum, oo
ban faIbte @ittterne for 6anefpnin.
ger og iagbe, at bet pnr bumt at pi.
be. 8aueriet blep rpbbet, Oe ifraa-
lenbe @utter blep leinpet no al SUI
Jet % efter en- balp 2ines afbrp-
oelie bar Der ifaffet noeenIunbe 3p
/ Salen. ga oct enoeIig Dor grens-
lpo at iaa, eif Scope isjen til Spile
/ @aroncns 9pner, % Stpffet funoe
ipiaes pioere.
Taa 8aoen uoenfor boIbt Holitiet
@oat ga Seatret iluttet; ingen fit
Sop til at itanie op.
Senere bar Spetaflerne i MaaI-
teatret % uoenfor pGret fortiat bper
apelb. Srrlig bar ser itort Opftpr
Den 15oe Sftober, uoen at set BOG
fom til @lobsubgpoelier, iom Sen
apelo ba Sopeoilneet fob. Slere al
Sc rnge pibenbe 8pmnaiiolter blpp
~reioliit Ieinpet no al @aneriet os
birIpet ct Stpffe neb 40 Srappen.
s Gaberne ubenfor bar Suiinber
al Menneifcr iamlet / Saab ON, at
ser ifuloe "bpnoe noget". Get off
les meb Suiing os Eiben, % iarlig
it MaaIblabet gen 17oe Mai" iig
en- ifingrenSe Vibefoncert. Oilers
bGnote intet olporligere ems at ct
0iiiin iinge @rusbupeoer bIep braet
til Haaoihia, ~efterat ct Gar ginoues.
rltber / "gsnoernes Sus" bar blet
fnuit.
HoIitiet babe ct ipGrStr9n for
De fit iplittet S~olfemasierne 40 % fit
Dem foroelt omfring / fIere @aoer.
sc iornnftige &i1smaalsfolf fight
i,er, at benne unsoommeIiee Demon.
ltration imoo 2anosmanlet err meget
iloe anbragt. Saaleoes ifriper "Mf.
tenpoiten" Sen 16be Sftober:
Oct bsr MI bore Hut nleo bisie
Splsb. @eo nGrmere Smtanfe bill
nof De llrge Menneifer inoie, at be
peo at fortiGtte iom bibtil, life CAB
ner Sen Sag, buis Snteresie Sc me
ner fig at paretaee, tpertonl. Otter
bpao Ser meboeleS os, bill 8pmnaiia-
lterne ogiaa fra Sfolernes SIDE BIZ
be abparet MOB at beltase / Demon
itrationer / Waalteatret, iom netop
peb bisie Semonitrationer bar iaaet
Ell b~irfnin9sfulb @eflame / Stars
ten
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-31

2ebnins. Otter bpao Der iorlpoer
ifal S%orissene bape faIot meget til.
freositiaenoe no. en- sanrmcI no.
rongeret arpoier "Serpiidore" bIep
%anbraet Iise oper en- Wirie, iom gan.
tie rigtis blep ipr9ngt peo en- fraitig,
traaoIss eleftriif Strsin, nbienbt ira
ct Slagifib, fom befanot fig otte NfiI
borte. grploiionen req arpoierens
@uno belt / Siaer, os ben blep / ipn-
fef9rbig Stanb il9bt inb til Horts-
mouth al ct alOct Sfib, iom par
itationeret / NGrbeben. Gen Spfin.
belle, Tom bar giort bette grperi-
ment mulig, antages at bile repoIu.
tionere &rigsferelien tilijss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-31

Soften z. Tipenge of9if War.
bagS gitermibong peo Cohen / IL
Stem her / @nen eiter IGngere Si0S
Spgoom al STREET..
gf0ebc, Der oor en- S6n al Sigri
% Ecber Gmenge, bar loot / GecX
rab &omnibip ben 20oe SonL.
1868. San bar boet / 0ecorob >
iioite IS glar % bapoe mango &(e.
rer Der, ion ipmpaiiierer meb obl
eiterIoote 5omiIie peb hans tiolft
@ortgong. Soiten Spengc operle-
neS al &ilitru og fer @nrn, Soells,
EauI, IIna, Oscar % Selma FAINT
en- @abp. San bar Ell @ror al Col.
lei Sipenge % Mrs. Z. &spang.
@egrapelien forcgif / SnSOa8$
ira Sergehuiet % Spnooefirfcn.
Enitor 5. .. Iorriion iorretteOe.
2iget bleu iorOipitet paa @raplteoet
noe pe0 &augenS 6orm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-31
Ct Teaterlas.

Oct me Waal.Seater / ariitiunia
bar alerebe hapt lit Seaterilag. Ser
ON fortnler "Gioens Seen" Den
t4be Sftober:
ga Spppct ~ieaaraftes gif op for
Scope poa @ierget", merfeoe man
itror, at Ser pnr l1gler / Woien. S
De iioite Sage baobe Ser saaet Glitter
runot blanot oe bsiere Sfolers @pm-
noiiaIter meO 0pforbrins ON at be'
monitrcre pda Observation-Disclosures.
% Neiultotet bar, at Scr igaar bar
iamlet onnfriug bunoreoe unge pibe'
lpitne Muno, n9ientlig paa 8o0e.
rict = iGrlig bar SanoeIsgpmnaliet
goot reprGieuteret. 2anosmaalsung.
ocmmen bopoe iaaet 9sps ON Sagen
og uar meot op me6 Ell flor Stprfe
al baanoiaitc aarer. tilbels mornite'
oe mieo Teppcrbesier.
gi Silitucrc, iom bar tiliteoe, bar
ri iaact ieIQenoc Sremitiains:
Otter fsrite Gift eif en- Stcrm al
Tibine % alopping giennem Salen.
Nien mart blir set pGrre.
Snppet Goar op for anoen gft;
Scppe Iigger o~eIbebagelis / @aro'
mems Seng "a Icser meo Tuifen paa
lin 9ue. ga bpiner SIeiterne, "a
brnaer @iiaIoet, Ser ifriees al fuIb
Sails, % 6aleriet er / poloiomi
SIaesmual. Set bIir for meget for
Scope, han iorIooer @aronens Seng
% itabbcr / lin Sfiorte ODER Scenen.
San llaor paa@onaoneen, men ingen
bsrer scr. Suiet er i Sprcr, Sore
itilineen iuIoitrnois afbrnot, Der
bpines % TRADES, Stoler ipinges
2uitenL man prpgler paa bianSel
neb NesIefnipper, Stcfte % TORE
Maper. @oscn flyer ugiaa, at Ell ell
Ter anSen al oe ~fi9mpenbe, ION op'
~troaote paa 2anosmaalsioIfets 81
sc, brlate anip. Set er ialialo 1T
fert, at Slooet ilso aanife riselig
Gtpar Stptter blep rilpet eller llaae'
sanifc aIuorIis i ScpeSet % maatt'
til 2rse for at hi forbunoet. On a
! Dem, en- Son al @Sueeier @iene
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-31
Ppeoeforlenoellen itaniet

Sra ct. Eai,l meboeles Sen 29be
Sttober: Gen u~ieopatlig tiolig poo.
b%espnote SorienoeIie al aarets
SpeOe til Marfeoerne, oen ui9o-
panlig itore Gel al S%eltpleining, iom
err uofert / Montana o. Nortb Safo-
ia, og Be aooe &riier, iom bpoes for
SpeOe til Mflepering / Mai er Sopeb,
oariaaen til, at Silierielen al Speoe
til Suilingbperne i Sen ienerc SID i
cit iaa lterf Grab er aftaget.
sfjent Speoeaplingen iaar bar
minore ems iiior, ienotes Ser en- itsr-
re MGnsoe Speoe til Mfinneapolis
iorrige Moaneo ems / september
1912, ligeiom Sorienbelien begpnb-
te to Tiger tioligere eno panlig. Ser
anfom iaaleoes forrige l1se fnapt
Saloparten iaa meget Speoe til
9piaingbperne iom / Sen ~tiliparenoe
l1ge for ct Mar iioen.
9e uomerfeoe @eirforbolbe / Sep
TENDER cpgiues iom @ariagen til, at
gorttransporteringen at Speoe ira
@orbueiten Photographers iau tiolig
o9 / iaa itore 8pantiteter. SnSbelt-
ningen % Srnifnineen ioresif ilOen
I~fbrpoelie AT Megn eaer anoet
llpeir, % Speoen fom til Warfeoet
/ en- ita0ig Strsm.
@ae, iom / Sc iibite faa Tiger bar
frroeoes oppe / NorOpeltert, bar pn-
ret ilaaet al ben ftore MGnsoe Seit-
plpining, iom alerebe er ubfert iaar,
% iom, iom fsr nepnt, opgipes iom
et al aariogerne til, at Speoeafifib-
nillgen / ben ienere Sio / iaa iterf
@rab er taget al. Sarmerne bar fine
Iplinger brast bel UNDER Sag % bar
taget fat paa Ssitplciningen / Sen
iifre S~orpisning, at De uoen ganife-
Iiebeb fan foa afiat fine slplinger til
gobe Iriier naariombelit, Be ntaatte
snife oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-31
IeeOrab Da Smegll.
Surenrda.
Ten 30te Cttober 1919.

Qroiesior 8. 81. GingeIitaS hoIot
I iio'ie Mcoe al Spnroiorcningcn
hos Or. 8. @ce CT operorocntli9 IN.
t%ercSiont 6ore0ra9 ON 6orboloeue
peo Ghicogo %lluincriitet bpor han Del
iibite Mars Sio bar opbol0t ijg, %
fnnttcbc BERTH en- IipiuIO % inItruf
tio ltoreoniua al noalc al DC SooeO-
fpcrgsmaal, Ser for GiOen bcifipiti
Ger pore SfoIegnpnO. Senocnien
llooifliilgen, iaQ0e ban, Dor Den, at
oil llnoerpisnina mere % mere bllr
itatstontroleret; men troos bette or
Der ncppe noqen Sore for, at De prl-
Rate % firfeIige Sfoler bill bli opers
fIsoiae. Spertom iuoremmeoe on
iete omerifanife NpOo9o3cr, at DC
firfelige Colleges er Ell N~eopenoigs
bco o. bill oeobIi at pGre oct og'aa
i Trenltiben. Tore0raget poaberte@
nteo meeen Spmerfiombeo, og man
bar enia ON, at bet ban6e MerImaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-31
CIR % Mrs " Z &oIton

Mr. oa Mrs. u. Z. Soltot'
bar mootoaet llnberretning ON, at
ocrcS Gottcr @IoNps lager ina !
Giiterit pco Gopner College / Will
marIfcc. Sp9oommeu or oog at en-
milo grt.
Mrs. s. Compton % Cater
ira GIbop 2ofe, Minu., bar pGret
bcrneDe eli fort Si0. &c bar prrct
GroicSior o. AIRS. 6. Sc. VreiiS'
@iritcr. 20 al Mfrs. Samplons
Srmcr or Glcoer pc0 2utber Sol.
Icge.
MiiS 2iaic Giite fom SirSoo9
bicm ira ct 9eisg / Gbicago % Nj
6igon. @un Icoia9eoc5 al jim Gu
tier. Mrs. 6. $. Nrpoe, iom bill til
bringe en- 1i0 Der paa 9eleg hos
line 6orplore, DIR. % 0tr5. gtiIs
Giitc.
0eurp 8. &uen o9 syomilie CT
ilpttct til @inncibeif Goumtp ira
SteeI Gountp, 9Pinn., 90 bar fjebt
Torm / HGrbeocn al 9ecorab.
9aooe 92r % Mrs. Nucr er ioot
Der / Nrrbe0cn, ioa BET er iom at
fonme biem i1ien.
aiobmono 81. 5. Sanger bau'
DC @eroo9 oct llbelo al luuble, ioet
ban itnloe goa neo Sroppen / lit
/ g2elt Getorob, bporpco ban
ial0t % iorIIog iia nof ioa llemt,
iaa at ban iioen bar maattet boIoe
iig bicnmc. Sfaoca cr BOG life al
nosen alporIi9 @eifaiienbeo.
DIR. % @!rs. Srunf Gratien-
berg tlIlIptteOe iioite llgc lit me
6us paa Niain Street. Suiet bug.
gcoeS al 9pgmeiter q. Is. Nuolc,
% Intou Irneion babe ~uoiproiget
lSlanerne. San bar ogioa lcperet
(cauirqerne til andre moocrne
iom er bpgget Der / Ggncn /
SOFT.