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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-10-22

w. E. McGhee, AGPA.,
Columbia, S. G.
Magruder Dent, DPA.,
Augusta, Ga.
H. F. Cary. GPA.,
S. H. Hardwick, PIN,
Washington, D. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-10-22

IS sslf Dry ming Con
& gress and Insernatio Soil Pro-
ducts Exposition, OCT 22. Nov ],
1918. Tickets on sale Oct. Is to
81 inclusive with final limit 1e-
turning Nov. &, 1918.
Through Pullman sleeping car
selvics or through trains, dining
car service etc. Convenient local
train service. For detailed infor-
nation, call on nearest ticket agent
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
Greatest Spiritual Awakening in the History of
the City Predicted by Leading Clergymen-
Permanent Increase Certain to Follow as
Result of New Interest, They Declare.

should be brought to this confer
ence for tabulation at the Monday
morning conference and in this way
it would be possible to get the to-
tails, so far as the Baptist churches
were concerned. at an early hour
Monday forenoon.
1T is fact which the churches
should deplore that many of the
lodges and fraternal organizations
have us beaten q mile In the way OF
fidelity and loyalty They turn out
practically their full membership in
number Of instances. Now is the
time for us 10 show what we can do.
This Co TO Church Day will assist
the ministers in separating the sheep
from the goats II will be a good
thing for us to find out which of our
members really are the loyal and
faithful ones. | think that those who
are physically able to attend yet do
not should be put on the retired
list"
The Rev. L. f. Barton. OF the Jack
son Hin Baptist Church amended
DR.. Whites motion so that provision
was made for an accurate count
among the Baptist churches of the
city. The Rev. Mr. Barton remarked
that the rally day would be most eff
feCtive in its lesson and in it's after
results If there were a conscientious
and accurate count taken so that the
attendance in every instance could be
stated authoritatively and not as an
estimate or guess.
He said that many OF the minis
tiers Of the city Judge the number
in their congregation by the supposed
seating capacity of the Chruch. which
might vary several hundred one way
or the other from the actual attend
ancey His amendment was adopted
without a dissenting vote
Sees Attendance Increase.
81 believe this will stimulate church
attendance and church interest more
than any other one thing" said the
Rev. j. a. Crumbley, of the South
Side Baptist Church. There is a
certain class OF people all over the
city who are in their church going
much the same as they are in almost
everything else that they do. They
will go to church If the matter is
called to their attention. They win
go If they are reminded of It, 9th
erwise, they are very likely not to go
at all
"Once get them in the habit OF COM
ing and they are likely to continue
in It. The plan certainly is worth
trying at any rate. Any device or
movement Is justihable that affords
a legitimate means OF increasing
church attendance and developing a
greater spirituality.
MY personal belief is that 1t will
prove a great stimulus. am anxious
to see 1t tried and watch the results
! am confident that they will be
gratifying"
DIR. j. f. Purser. OF the West End
Baptist Church, thought that the 60.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
Continued From Page I.

upon a basis from which 1t never
could be dislodged. The ministers
were delighted with a movement
which contemplated emphasizing the
religious element in the civil life.
They thoroughly approved Of the
campaigns for commercial and indus
trial advancement. but thought that
these should not he waged to the
exclusion Of any endeavor toward the
religious uplift Of the city.
DR.. White Urges Baptists Join.
Practically the entire Baptist min
istry of Atlanta was represented at
the meeting The proposition to join
with the other churches OF the city
in a grand rally of the Christian
forces was brought TO the attention
of the preachers soon after the meet
ing was called to order.
DR.. John e. White, pastor of the
Second Baptist Church. in making the
motion indorsing the project and set
ting December IA as the tentative
date, characterized the movement as
most opportune.
"One of the fine features Of the
movement he said. is its timeliness.
For many years the residents of Al
lanta have been sailing under the col
ors of church going people We
know that this Characterization is
true. We know that Atlanta probably
is pre- eminent in this respect among
her sister cities Of the South. But
other people do not know it.
Now is the time for us to make
a showdown for the benefit of those
who may be doubling us. 1t is most
opportune that we are given this
chance to make demonstration OF
our strengthened for the sensation
that 1t may make; although | am not
opposed to a sensation If 1t 'sensates'
in the right direCtion-but that we
ourselves as well as people through
out the State may be encouraged by
the sight of the solid body Of Chris
tian warriors who are gathered to-
gether in the churches throughout the
city.
Certain People Will Respond.
Il know that the people will re-
spond. Every one OF the Baptist
ministers here should agree to make
every effort to fill his church to over
flowing on the date which finally is
selected. There should be an hon
est count at the doors--not a minis
terial estimate The figures then
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
CHURCH DAY. BENEFITS CAN NOT
BE FORECAST SAYS DIR. BENNETT

''The Georgian has proposed magnificent plan. The Co
toChurch Day will show the real evangelical strength of
Atlanta as it has been done before.
1t also will result quckening of the spiritual life of
the city and will have benefits that be enumerated
guessed in advance.
"A 'Goto-Ch Day will direct the attention of the
city toward its church life and it will direct the attention
of the entire remarkable record that Atlanta
has made
The tendency in the past believe has been stress
greatly the commercial advantages of Atlanta This
cede has place and preemnent place in Atlanta develop
ment but hold that should be stressed to the exclusion
of the spiritual and religious opportunities that offered -
Dr. j. Bennett secretary of the Baptist State Board of Mis-
sions in Georgia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
GO-TO- CHURC4 DAY PLAN ENDORSED IN PULP|TS
Ministry of atlanta Joins Movement for Religious Rally

clared the Rev. Caleb A. Ridley, of
the Central Baptist Church. I'VE "an
make this the greatest day Tor tn"
churches that the city has ever known
II the ministers will give 1t the prop
er boosting. This / am quite sure
they will do. Every minister on this
day should deliver a cosmopolitan
sermon-something which would not
be narrowed down to the particular
church's needs
Hopes All Ministers Will Aid.
81 think it a great idea," said the
Rev. Willis Memminger, of the All
Saints Episcopal Church, land hope
that we can develop come to-
church every Sunday day out of
what The Georgian has started.
hope every minister favors the plan
and will give 1t the proper boosting"
The Rev. L. o. Bricker, pastor of
the First Christian Church, was de-
lighted with the suggestion.
IAN increased church attendance
has been shown right along in At
lanta and with big get-together day,
like The Georgian suggests, | am
sure we can make big Improvement,
a thing there is always room for If
we can get every man and woman
and every child in Atlanta to attend
church one day II Will mean a ma
terial advancement for all the church
es"
1T appears to me that much good
should come from a Go Church
Day" said Rabbi David Marx, of the
Jewish Temple. 81 can not see where
any harm could come to any church
OF denomination.
The effects of getting people-out to
church in large numbers certainly can
not be other than beneficial. It is
debatable, of course, as to how long
the effects of one day in the year will
endure, but it can not be disputed
that many persons who would not
otherwise have been interested will
be attached to the work Of the
churches and may become regular at
tendants"
81 am heartily in favor of the Co
to- Church Day" said the Rev. Rus
sell X. Smith. ANY legitimate means
to get people into the church has my
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
FOR CHRONIC
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Stuart's Buchu and Juniper
to Clean Out the Kidneys.

Uric acid paralyzes the kidneys in
their efforts to eXpel the poisons from
the blood. The kidneys become slug
gish and weaken, then you suffer with
a dull misery in the kidney region,
sharp pains in the back or sick
headache, dizziness. your stomach
sours, tongue is coated and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twinges The urine gets cloudy. full
of sediment, the channels often get
sore and irritated, obliglng you to
seek relief two or three times during
the night.
To neutrallze these irritating acids.
to cleanse the kidneys and flush off
the bodys urinous waste. take Stuart's
Buchu and Juniper Compound as di-
rected on the large bottles sold by
druggists for ST.
Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Com
pound is made from Buchu and Juni-
per long famous as a kidney and
bladder regulator and to flush and
stimulate sluggish kidneys. also to
neutralize the acids in urine. so II no
longer irritates, thus ending baucer
~ e5lkneSs.--Advt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24

Put aside-just once-the' Salts
Pills, Castor Oil or Purgative Waters
which merely force a passe geway
through the bowels. but do not thor
oughly cleanse, freshen and purify
these drainage organs and have no
effect whatever upon the liver and
stomach
Keep your "insides" pure and fresh
with C0scarets, which thoroughly
cleanse the. stomach, remove the un-
digested sour food and foul gases,
take the excess bile from the liver
and carry out of the system all the
constipated waste matter and poisons
in the bowels.
A CascAret tonight will make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep-never grippe, sicken,
and cost only 10 cents a box from
your druggist. Millions of men and
women take a Cascaret now and then
and never have Headache, Biliousness
Coated Tongue, Indigestion Sour
Stomach or Constipated Bowels. Cas-
carets belong in every household
Children just love to take them
Advt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24

warmest commentator. Persons I'M
accustomed to attend religious serv-
ices would be drawn to the church
for the first time, perhaps, in months
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24

or years. Their interest in Sac
and religious things, dormant Secred
bly, since their early youth. Womb yCsS \
reawakened" "'ulu be
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24

1T will be a big success because
every minister in the city and SUI
burbs will boost It," he declared.
There are SO many people who have
such little interest In church affairs
that they will stay away on the
slightest excuse.
They need their interest aroused
favor any plan that Will get the
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
&cn moo 0riiciONcn.

Scnutor Sermon al Soma uil leac
Ell NeullAnlltg AZ Ell rllno Million
Cellars lor at lerc Ell mere olrts
.uinl9iuIo &ump moo @rilefolero
og ont mlIiG Qierc BET belt al mes
Sen. Senutoren pouitaar. at 8obe-
ne ueo ocmc Sp80om ioor belpbcr
ijl til Ben irimICnoe Sun al Al -
M}illioncr Collars, hriltet uoen Suil
b%i0ruQcr til, at Observation-Disclosures
bl,per enc mere foltbore.
Senotorerre aennon o. Grnnntill@
ioriegtt iilor at iaa Ell iauoCn Ve.
ullQuinl Qlc1ueW &ongrc3ien, meil
o%aurrr0c &anSbruQ&mlnilter vii.
ION iotte liz imor 6oriInQet, len oct.
tc 0llcreOe / Muiet4 Nomlte Tor Sano-
bruQ2oiiTrcr bIeu Io9t ti!ii0e. Ntan
ptuicr at Den mipTrenne HGnobnlg2-
miniitet heller life uil itettc Sa9en,
men Senator Sermon cr heltclnt poa,
at Soritaact / uoriN GiliGl0c ital
iuG en- baur0 o. lan4iom 0eo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
6auin9itcpnct /
Sprina 6ropc.

Get Gir2Gag iprrilc llac Spring
@roOc, 9iinu., oiboi0te lotole Sal.
linQiicrue bar So0t bcioat, nTitcn
u0c.utfcEoe al 0auirBcr ira CmcG-
ucn. Get ON Gitcrmiooa8cu / Cpe
rnbnict dibo,otc N,o0e bipoone0cs al
om;gcut $50 (iIbsreye, % DC peO
Ocunc ~AnIcOning oibolOte GoIer, be
tcQuc2 iom boa0c mOcrbol0cn0e oG
mipirCcaoc &nG1ta anaicrcr, Den
a.ti0 ~pjrfioumc Glen Gaenien ira
G2uobrccf. Y. Qaf.. por tiIitcoc o.
oplnitc. at @aucn til &oainGNol mi
bou0e uooct Sen ret bctnOeIigc Gum
al cmtreut $1,000. Sm Aitcucn
5ihrlotc3 @aHtet.
6oriocu Air. G4cuicn rrpnc@ al
Sc lon0uci2'crcr0c iii N}poct Ecmou
CnSrue Al 6c>iclaca q Qof., o0
<. :. Clita0 al M|lHncapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

Girette &oattaseIier al Sipet /
Sopopbrne "a i Serifpano bar bio
til urrct ct lleit TrobIem / @iolo'
glen. Gn iuitcnaiiif S~asttageI'c al
Hatlren er 10 her. iom ma fan
foritaa, iieIoeu mulig. 9oologerne
bar oerior hiotiI pricntIig p9ret
bcnpiite til 9(fuarirmSinibier. Ti
hor Sen cuacIifc NoturiorIfer Or.
6ranciS @arN piit Ell m %ei. : Ell
Siifeoam / &ppih bar ban faaet
iitanb CT 6otoeraiiapparat mnSer
%anoet, @ienncm en- 8laSpTs' fan
ban her ioiusraiere Slltene uoen lelp
at bIipe ieet al bent. Toa oenne
9iaaSe hnr ban inSeaarnSe funnel
ltuSere grretens 8pbnins % bar
iaaet g~nIeSnius til Of iasttn5c en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
6ammeloass Opertro.
Set iorbcrcoe Smpr.

Gn Qamncl Some bar meooelt en-
Mono poo aiege-G0nen f%elgenoe
Grinoring, Ger siengipea / "Sltlira.
Solfebl.".
Set par / aorene lige fer Dor
iprite llespigife &ri9. Seq tleitte
ion1 Viae paa en- @aoro / Song.
ltcb -9orup, ga Ser i%notraf bet Tor
oS fieoeli0e 2ilfplOc, at ri life fun'
Sc Ioa Smpr al SIeDcn, bpor me9et
hi cno tierncoe, % bpor mango
Sielnneraab hi enb iorlpgte. Wtln
&uSbono % Mobmooer par Ell Del
opertroiife, ilpr min Waomooer, %
oe bar ltrar al Sen Wenlng, at 6lp-
Sen bar iorberet, % en- galnnlel Some
Scr / @pen blep Iopeeet iom Serell.
Sor at ioripge ct pirtionlt WtiD'
sci blep oct belluttet at leloe guo
til Ell "fIpg W}an0", iom booze / en-
@p / Mprbeoen al MeItpeo. On al
aorlene bIep 6a Ell Mor9en ienot al
lteo paa Ell 9raalfimlet Selt. Men
oloria ioa Iaare bar ban fol1lnelt
itoenfor Torten. ier Soften falot o9
brptfebe oct enc Ben. Gn 9fnbo,
ser fon1 iii, Qap bam ga BET Ndao,
at ban lfllloe ri0e llb al ell Vagopr.
aarIen beitcQ ioo en- anoen SeIt %
res no al NoQoereil, % mi git oct
goot. Men "a ban fom til Den fIo9c
Mono, bar oe iorlte Sro, oelne no
taIte. ioo mart han iao aorlen:
"@porior res bli life ltrar no al
@~naooren? Get Ifcl on altio 9ipre,
noor ou bill haze Maob hos mig"
aarlcn iii iaa Set &aoo, at DC
ifuIoe hrIoc Nlsoen pp / ct Srug oq
mcb nogIe oiifaarne &pbentorne pi-
ife oenne, til oelt life mere 'prplteot
io cpcr SrlQct; bereiter Ifuloe Dc
faitc Sen in6 / cit heo gogeronn
Sercn piIoc ga tIipe ifolbet.
Pit bette blcu ogiaa ubiert e'tel
0cn flogc Mouo$ Srbre, 90 6oIfent
/ 8aarocn por M mcget lppnot pac
At ie, ON Sen gamle Some pirfelil
pur ifoIoct. &c sicroe iia sGrinoel
onfrin0 / @neu / sen Inlconing on
trai benoc oaioo; men Der por itf(
uoqet at ie poa benoe, og Haaoe'
bioIp M iorrcitcn belcr life.
aarIcu bIcp III after lenot I'll Der
floQc Man0 a. mi fit ban et Frl'
Der, ser Iiaae0e tort Ger % @erfre
iantmenblau6ct berneb ituIoc alTr'
men o. @ettcrnc ifnres moer Sun'
Sen. Sette Nfiooel blep mi oa'at
prspet % biolp for loa piot, ION
Ser life icnerc, iaa lTn9e leg nai
ser / @norocn. blcp noget | Teter
u1en ar f0n Sluer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

ELPA
"Sirsmmene eaar 10 life paa
Sano, men lanes 2anb. Bigger
"5ram" | orinenoe IS, iaa fsIser
Den S%trsmmen."
"Wfen naar "5ram" saar inb /
Sien peo Eoint Barron, fan BET ba
life t9rfes, at en- Storm fan fsre
Sfibet meaem bet ~iornobeoe Salt
lano % Woroamerifas apit?"
"Dreu ri DID, fit ri tage BEN 8ei.
Dten Ri peb at Der er lterf peitgaa-
enoe Strem fra geriIgitrGoet. Den
banife Geiienbe Mitelien bar neo
Slarmon Zen innoct at Strsmmen
gaar meo itor Sort %peitoper. Wten
ifiiloe pi blipe itoniet al Sano, bill
ri ntoerle9e Oct. Tl nil gaa / Sono,
bpgge bore aparter % ioretage Or
petitioner, bripe SSogt % gisre geo
groiiite llnoerisaelier. vi bar 10
Ieroplanerne. McO Dem piloe pi
Gda op, og peb oere3 NiTlp ptloe pl
fultre fartlGgge itore StrGfninger.
% ioa lit ri ie til at tonlnle oS hlell
igicn meo SlGoer o. 0itnoe. @i ta-
ger % Sunoe nleo ira NlaNfo. Silent
rciien mnotte ioreQoa oeo len Ttn-
ter cacr tiolig @oar, noar Sleil or
melt mlIig iait % life alt'or oplp't
eiter Sommeren. Get cr pan'tcli9;
men oct laoer Jig Qjpre at torlillc
ireln oper Gripiicn % mo I'll Noro-
fpiten al Nmerifo cnltcoS nlco Gle
Scr oo Sunoc. s 2iliGlbe iii III ret
ic / Here BARTER - ic9 tTitfer poa
4 Mano / bpcrt. Get cr life helOl9
at ooo / inmlct Slot. bl. a. Tor sag
tens SfpIo. Eortjcrnc mnntte goa
belt ooifilt % iegc i'm %eI bper Tor
ii9."
@luoct iif set SuOtruf al aoptcin
g(muuOicnS llotolclicr, at ban life
pcntct al blipe itanict AZ @ollo; men
at ban pil0c ielge Sen tore "SrIffe-
pei" oper Tolorbo$inct. Wten BET
iii ooioa set SSnbtrrf, at ban pIlpe
tooe set nteo itor &o % Nlere Oct
bcoit m1liac uo al Sitnotlol1erl
ON Griitcn ifuoe blipc Itoppet al Oct
,,f;crS+o 0nrN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Stor Srdno
/ ~l1lillpaufce.

@nen MiImoutee, @iS., hlcmieg.
les Seuoa8 al Ell ioriprocIig SIoe.
brauO, ser life alele onretteoe en-
Gltuoom3ito0e poa miu0it $500.
900, men o9ioa ioronrioocoe Sabet
Al : Meuneiteljp, ale 9rnnomrnb.
Gesuoen fom "A andre 9rnuomGno
mer cuer minore aIporIis tiIifabe.
@}an frp8ter imioIertio FOR, al Here
ANDRE zig lig9er begropeoe / Srano.
ruluerne.
Sloeu uobreo / 2ocn Gtage al
Goodyear glubber Gompaups gutifs.
bpgning, % mems grauoioIfene par
beifi9itigeOe meo Slufuinasarbei.
oet. inbtraf en- poloiom grpIoiiou
meo BET Heiuliat, at GGgeene itprte.
De iammen % besroDebe ct balut
Sunorebe granSmGuo j &uiuerue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Sclcioaa.

Get iioitc Nc'tc al [clciogo bono.
Ter ON [tlnnc / Sutton Gountp,
4(iun Get cr ifreuet al (orfel 81.
tclic, (clcrHc2 SoGuitrlucf. @r. 81,
tcIle bar u0ret cit 'littlQ Somlcr FOR
tit Saa, % lite bare Scleruc, men
ollie ytoromUuO nil cngoul bette
9{nttc al octtc Nrbcl0e. Nr. Gitc
lie er life bare Samlcr / Den 6or
itau0 at ban Qiocr C%pln9liuQer ON
6olf ira lcIcuurten ~ 0crc3 &irfc
her / Sanoct, men ban %iorltoor at
fibre oi@ic Soft oa 0cre@ Gin her /
&onNct poo en- iliQ N}oaoc, al oct
blir lepcn0e 6olfelju3billcoer. 5 Sen
6oritouo bar bans SomlcrrrbeiNe
ogioo fit cget Iitcrprc GUrb.
Oct il0itc &eite ON SeIerre / Srt.
ton Goitntu %iorefomnler mig at ior-
tlene Smtale irrliQ al opennrunte
@rinO. Non bar ifiIbret Sutton Get.
~tlclnentct lilo at hi pco at lple Oct
han iiger 0eronl, ionr ct iomlct og
9reit @iueoc al oi3ic 2olf oq oct
Streg, bnor oc bar lfobt en- Selcbp9b
/ Nmcrito. Ger or &ip og Sarpe /
S%tlIbrin9cn; Mcmclfene trGoer
irem / lit eienoomncIigc Gimme, og
Notnrcn er ifiIoret, ioa Rnn1men ior
ocre8 @irfc iomler Snotrpftet og
gipr oct tiIiorloNeligt
Sea ipnc3 at ri mao opmuntre
cthpcrt Nrbeioc al ocnne Irt, % Cor
fel Sitelie FOREIGNER at opmmtre@ /
tine @eitrpbelier Tor at iomle Billie.
ocruc al &eIcmorf2 Scttlencntcrnc
/ Nmcrifo.
. Is Hifta0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
3ecDrab % Snlegn.
Gen 27oe Sftober 1913.
Sntaapluf.

- Gbriit @regerien ira GIqin tit
tcoe inoom "Nopcu"s &ontor / 6res
bags.
C. GImiicn / @eit Tccorob rel
tie Sreoog Ill Cotton, 9. Sat, ior
al beiege lin gaulIe Wfor % en- Ser
boenoe Seiter.
SIR. % MrS. grtiI SoIt ira
GIermont poSiereoe aienrem 0eco.
rob iibite Srroag fra &uroaI8itpp-
net / Sitrnn0er, Munt.
- Mr. % WtrS. Chris. Gpenion
fra Guittn bar oGret berue0e poo
nogIe Cages @eie9 hos Gpenion5
Wlor. Mtr5. 2spimen.
- Sur. og Wlr5. &orrp @nmmer
fra 9euuer reiite iOog bicm igien ei,
Ter lit @eies hos @}r. % Mrs. q.
s. Iuunbien her / @peu.
- @0oofat "a W}rs. e. s. Ghri.
itopberion ira &uUerue, Ntiuu,, ill.
brngte ii0ite &er6ua / 0ecorob. sc
rutteoe 4rIcorin8en til at bcioQc
<tber College % billie poa Shr0cnt
NteIpir Sacobion. ser or Ell 9ror al
@trS. Gbriitopberiou. Ge Tom BERTH
ira Gilbert Sea, bpor Be hop0e bciolt
SlGghaingcr. lluocr lit CphoI0 i
@neu oiIagbc Sc o9io0 en- hDgQcIil
9Iiiit paa ~&ccorob %oitcu"9 aon-
4~ta
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Soalo Nmunolen ON
Set ufienote polarlano

Eroieaior Otto Saidin i Berlin
hor lrenliat ocn Seori, at Ser mao
lig2e ct tort utlenot 6aitIuno mel
lem Nor0polen o. @ering%ltrpoet.
Sam bppoer at Snloiet al Strpmme.
ne bciternt pegcr / Oct Hetning. 2ano-
omroa0ct muatte / SufUloe ppre
iaa tort iom SpifIano, Giterrige,
&tulieu % GnHlnuo tiIinnmeu. Get
iiulOe itrNtte liz ira CT SteO Norb
ior Dc 9h Sibirilfc Ger ben moo
Toiut BARRON pioerc I'll @anf$
2uuo og @rani 2an0.
Ter cr ienot no to Grpeoitioncr
Tor at isle eiter SuuOet. Zen enc
leoeS al Z. q. WocnliIlau, Ell al
Tcurp@ MUno, Tom ogtcr at ltorte
MOREOVER ira NreI NcjbcrNS Sano
mur @raut 9ouo). Gen anoeu Gr.
petition moer y. Steiau2ion uiI gau
MOREOVER ira @ouf9 Sano.
Ncorn mencr. at ban / 1906 ina
ct hpit 2auo n~or0enior Grant 2ano.
"a paa aartcrne timber mani ontp-
set Nirrnet al ct Sano Noro Tor
Hoint BARRON.
Ia &oaIo Inunoicn ifal aaa ino
/ Sicn / Norboit ior Eoint Barron,
ifiloc Ser 10 nct iormoococ Sano ha
itor @ctnoniug Tor hans Grift / 90
Iorhouct.
"Wtor0cnbIaoet" bar ocrfor ipiirgi
aapteiu NnurubIen ON. bpao ban
mcner ON set ufierote 2anN (0ettC
iormoocbe 2ono or oltiaa life Del
iou aneiueIi9 bIeu opooget al Den
rusiiife Grpeoition / Noro for 81.
biricu. 0eruc Spoaaclie par cnoniI
life ficnNt, ga Imumoien notoIte Jig
til "MtorgenbIa0et."
Ser er meget ioln taller ior, at Der
finoeS ct iIiet Saitlanb Oeruorb. il
ger &apteinen. Ser err enoog ito,
Smbiuuligbeb for Oct. Stuoiet a
Strpmmene troer paa bet. ON oc'
life er Saitlano, fan man ialialS an
tage, at Der or itore 8ruuber.
San fife ct tort Saitlarlb ltani'
"SraM~S Srift2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Spriug Grove.

- u. Is. Sarlsbraoten err foutnen
-i.-aae citcr ct Iru1cre @eiol bs.
fine Cotre / GoIquro. Guuaoa.
Mrs Il. : 9|,aphcui, gcm,
far.t>er hicm i1icr c'ter ret mcitc
al omn.treu at have cpholot iia
hos fin, Nern + N}5r.-r,.
d Gomter l,a1enoe ir0 III
Wafi0cn al Sfo.a5rlmc-- or ir0.
t,s.t for at aisre Q|,,cg.aoi,n ftsr.
re. Cemtsne ti!hsrts 4ira. W,o.
Wri1ht % aulttc 2ee. al Atcbrum
mem ror $3.50. Sf5luoa0r han
7amtiDio frebt en- 1rmoitnc til Nrn.
SfoIens Gcp3rteuert for 4;oI,.
lem.
C6iu q. Stcnebicm. ogpareu
rc0 Sqrir1 @rope. men MI o9,iitc.
rcn0e 9anttasiercr ! Grrcloro n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Spor 6rubeulyffe.

Sra Canton, Nep Merico, 6eret.
ties ON en- ioriGroelig lllpffe, iom
Den 22be inotroi / Ell auIgrltbe Der.
itc0S, i0et 223 @rubearbeioere anita.
9cS at bope miitct 2ipet Tom Gslge
al Ell GrpIoiiouL Der %begrapcoe Dem
Here Wil moe / M%dsrpggen.
@rltbcn er iuIo al orGbel1oe Gas.
ortcr, ioo oet er lipsiorlig for De
@un0rcocr, iom ie9cr at fomnle Dem
til llnDiptnin9.
&isIqe oe ~icncite GitcrrctninJcr
par Der opitanet ,Slo / Grrpirfct moe
/ @ruben, ino Meonin0 ior sc CIR
beioere, iom cnoru mnutte ppre iii.
DC, ipne8 at npre hoobls9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

G~rpIoiionen par ina poIoiom, at
@inouesruoer fruiites ! mango apor'
taIers afitano, % SIammerne for
plonteoes til De tiIitsoeroe @penin'
ger.
Sloen ionot Steb / ieIue Jorret'
ningsccntret.
GeIcgrnmmet giner ineen nprme'
re 0ctnIier ON 9ranoen eIlers, men
tiIisier. at SIoen par brogt unoer
aontroI, GA oct oiienbtes tent Ssn'
oad AItcn.