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The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-14
x.nsas CITY Live stock Market.

Kansa9 City Idvo SC0CK N1FAes
Kansas City, Feb. A-HoGS-Receipt
1000. Market steady to sc higher. Bulk
ers and butchers, $S.35Q8.55: light. $S2o0
CATTLEReceipts 400. including 2oo
southerns. Market steady. Prime :. 1e9 q
ass: western steers. Eoo@s. 40: southern
steers, se5O@s.oo: cows. $4.25@7So: heifers.
$700@9.oo; stikers and feeders, *S:so0s.o' e.
sHEEFReceipts 500. Market steady.
lambs, $725@7.65; yearlings. 360O@S.16;
Wethers. IS 26@675; ewes. $4.75@e4O; stock
ers and feeders, $3.50@66O.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-14

LsufMsneo by J. B. Billiard. corn.r
sas ave and Curtis I'll 49,
Evening journal., 1914-06-11
MRS. M'KENNEY TOO ILL
TO APPEAR FOR Sentence

In the Court of Oyer and Terminer
this morning, with Chief Justice Penne-
will and Judge Rice on the bench, j.
Frank Ball, attorney for Mrs. Eliza
beth !. Mckinney, who was convicted OF
manslaughter two weeks ago, announce
ed that Mrs. Mckinney is seriously i'll
and was unable to appear in court.
Mr.. Ball called DR.. John Palmer who
testified to Mrs. MeKinneyis illness, and
stated that it would be impossible fol-
her to appear in court for sentence at
this time.
The court deferred sentence until the
next term of court.
Mrs. Mckinney was convicted Of kill.
ing Delaware Reed in the ward Of his
home at Glasgow, on January 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02
PANTAGES

Patrons of the Pantages thea
ter may look forward to a riot of
laughter In the new bill which
opens Monday matinee. The
headline feature is of no less
magnitude than Fields and Lewis,
the two well-known comedians,
who have not been seen on the
coast in vaudeville. Until recent
ly, they have been touring In a
comedy, but they were coaxed
into resuming their former IA
nous eccentric comedy skit, "The
Misery of Hanson Cab" They
are said to be roar from the
time they ride out onto the stage
until their skit is finished, pro-
viding 20 minutes of continuous
laughter.
One of the novelties of the
year will be Torcat and Flor
D'Aliza, who will present a
troupe of trained roosters. The
EFT is the only one of Its kind in
Vaudeville, and has just finished
a tour OF the Orpheus circuit.
Another headline feature of
the new bill will be the Luigi
Picare troupe of acrobats. There
are seven men in this troupe and
their unusually rapid perform
ance of the most difficult feats
marks them as headliners of their
profession.
Vaudeville's pretty and brill
liant singing girls. the Gerhardt
sisters. are making their first
tour of the Pantages circuit. Both
young women have exceptional
voices, are pretty and wear stun
ming gowns.
A mystery act is presented by
the Balkings, who offer mechani-
cal shadowgraphs in an unusual
way. The act Is really wonder
full with it's shadow drama and
comedy features. Tracey, Goertz
and Tracey are singers and in
strumentalists, dancers and COM
edy artists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02

The daily cares of keeping
house and bringing up family
are hard enough for a healthy
woman. The tired, weak moth
er who struggles from morn TO
night with a lame, aching back is
carrying a heavy burden.
Many women believe that urin-
, airy disorders and backache are
female troubles" and must be
endured. But men suffer the
same aches and troubles when
the kidneys are sick.
Women are especially subject
to kidney disease. Tight clothing,
indoor work, the ordeals of child
birth, the worry, and the STOPPING,
straining and striving of house
work all help to bring 1t on. At
first the trouble may be only
backache, sick headache, dizzi-
ness and a drowsy, dull, languid
feeling, but this condition is dan
gerous to neglect, for dropsy,
gravel and deadly Bright's dis
ease start In some such small way.
Don't be discouraged. When
backache, nervousness and irreg-
uiar or painful passages of the
kidney secretions begin to bother
you, use Doan's Kidney Pills, the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02
The Opening
Is Auspicious

Yesterday there was a con-
tinual throng of visitors to In
spect the new premises of the
Consumers Manufacturing e
Supply Association, at 2311 to II
jefferson avenue. 1t was even
more fascinating than II every
thing had been completely in
stalled. There were interested
groups Of men and women on
every floor.
On the basement floor, which
opens right out on the railroad
tracks, the big boilers and cleo
trio motors are being put In
place to run the cereal and flour
mills, whose machines and bins
are located on the floors above.
Big stocks of groceries and other
articles entering into the house
hold economy, are being put in
place on the floors opening out
on jefferson avenue.
I'VE were immensely gratified
at the great number Of visitors
who came to our new headquar-
WIS ySStSiuuff pdIu ~. W. MOA-
gan, when seen In his office this
morning. Everyone was made
welcome and shown all over the
four floors OF. our big brick build
ing, which IL 100x100 In ground
dimensions. Our cooperative
plan is becoming pretty we'll UNI
derstood by the public. For ex-
ample, 1t enables US to sell gro
ceries and other merchandise at
cost plus 5 per cent. to our GER
tificate holders.
Owing to the newness of this
institution, we naturally expect
there Will be many people come
to inspect the plant, consequently
we have made arrangements to
have all visitors shown over the
premises and It's plans ana opera
fions explained
Advertisement. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02
Vaudeville Singers Compose All
Of the Popular Airs They Sing

the Empress. beginning Sunday
afternoon. At the time of their
last appearance In Tacoma they
were declared to be the aero
batic sensations of the season.
At the conclusion of their en-
gagement with the Sullivan &
Considine circuit, they will Inn
mediately sail again for Europe.
In the atmosphere of The mid
night sun is laid the story of SAL
walton Sue." a playlet which will
be the big attraction of the new
weeks bill next to the headline
attraction. The scene Is In the
Nugget saloon In Valdez. Alaska,
In the year 1901, and the charac-
tiers are said to be drawn true
to life.
VIII Morrisey and Dolly Hack
EFT, when they appear In the new
bill at the Empress, will sing
their own songs exclusively. They
are composers OF tuneful ditties.
A real vaudeville novelty will
be seen In "Whittier's Barefoot
Boy" This artist seeks to hide
his identity under this title.
dresses in exact replica of the
famous Whittier boy poem. with
his "whistled tunes and turned
up pantaloons.
Frank and Pauline Berry are
two Tacoma favorites. Their act.
do You Like Muster" is well
known here, and II is full of nu-
merous surprises, comedy and
good music. In addition to this
program, there will be COM
plete change In the Keystone mo-
tiAt. t.tntneaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02
Society |

of the Witengemote club at an
open meeting next Tuesday even.
ing. On the program will be a
group of songs by Miss Easter
day, violin solos by Miss Agnes
Lyon, and lecture by Marshall
Dawson.
Mrs. SchOtzko entertained de-
llghtfully for the Duodecim club
Thursday afternoon. honoring
Mrs. w. V. Glaisyer of Walla
Walla and Mrs. Rose Chamberlain
OF Portland, former members of
the club.
Bringing a message from the
National Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Mrs. Halle l.. Hill OF
New York city will speak at Ep-
worth Methodist church tomorrow
morning at IL O'Clock.
A number of the younger social
set of the Stadium High school
are being entertained for the
weekend by Joseph Beaver at his
swimmer home.
Eureka Rebekah lodge No. 4
and Emma e. Shaw lodge No. zoo
will give reception Tuesday
evening In honor of the vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Fannie Akron, of
Cheney, WASH, who Is visiting
here. All Rebekahs and Odd
Fellows are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02
Sensational Photo Play, ''house
Of Bondage" Is Here Tomorrow

1.-THE House Of Bondage In
photo play, dramatized from the
book by Reginald Kaufman,
will come to the Tacoma theater
for five days tomorrow.
This stirring book of sensa-
lions. of which three million cop
les have been published, startled
two continents with its daring.
House of Bondage" Is
solely play for men and women.
A matinee will be given daily at
go and two shows each evening
at 1880 and 8 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02
Housework is a Burden

remedy that has brought new life
and strength to thousands of suf-
fering women. There are no poi
sonous nor narcotic drugs in
Doan's Kidney Pills-nothing to
fnjure nor cause a habit. Deli
cate women can use them with
perfect safety.
And Doan's Kidney Pills is the
one kidney remedy that is recon-
mended by your neghbors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02

Indigestion? Can't Eat? No
Appetizer
A treatment Of Electric Bitters
increases your appetite; stops In
digestion; you can eat everything.
A real spring tonic for liver, kid
ney and stomach troubles.
Cieanses your whole system and
you feel fine. Electric Bitters
did more for Mr.. T. ID. PEBBLES
stomach troubles than any medi-
cine he ever tried. Get a bottle
today, soc and 800. at your
Druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Ec-
zema.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02

The notable event of the week
In society is the opening dinner
dance at the Country club tonight.
A large number of tables have
been reserved in advance and 1t
IL expected that the club will ac-
commodate the largest crowd in
its history.
The Eureka Rebekah Card club
will be entertained by Mrs. Rey-
polds and Mrs. Parker at Odd
Fellows hall next Thursday aft
ernoon. Rebekahs and friends
are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph II. Craw-
ford, whose marriage took place
in February, entertained with a
delightful house-warming for a
number of friends Thursday
evening at their new home on
South Lawrence street.
The Needlecraft club will meet
next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
George M. Lee at her home, 1901
North 21st street.
+ The knights Of Columbus will
give their annual ball Tuesday
esening for members and friends.
The affair will be at Sloan's hall.
The Parent-Teachers' ass0cia-
tion of the Irving school will meet
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock,
for an interesting program aud
refreshments. Among the num-
bers on the program will be a
piano duet by the Misses Keith
UNI and Long; address by Mrs. G..
Dove McQuesten; address by Mrs.
w f. Dodge; election Of officers
ana election of delegates to tho
Mothers Congress at Olympia.
tfrs. Orville Billings was hos
tess yesterday Afternoon for one of
the affairs being given In the in
terests of the Children's Indus
trial home.
Mrs. Robert Morgan entertain
ed Delightfully."- this afternoon at
her home on North Fife street In
honor of her mother. Mrs. George
d. Hanscom and aunt, Mrs.
Adelia Wells, who have recently
removed to Seattle.
Mrs. Il. Noonan Of Prospect
Hill will entertain for members
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02
TACOMA PROOF

Mrs. r. o. Fenton, 1905 N.
Verde St.. Tacoma, Wash, says:
ut gives me great pleasure TO
tell how much benefit l had from
Doan's Kidney Pills. I was in
duced to try this remedy by one
of the family who was cured of
kidney complaint after everything
else had failed. Doan's Kidney
Pills stopped the pains and tired
feeling in my back and regulated
the action of my kidneys. / am
now enjoying good health and
am free from all signs of the old
trouble. 1t gives me pleasure to
again recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills and confirm my former en-
dorsement of them"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02

ming tomorrow. The films have
just reached the Pacific coast,
and Manager Summerville of the
Melbourne was the first movie
manager on Puget Sound to Sc
cure the pictures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02
The Confessions
= of a Wife 9

and take. played with strict ac-
cordance to the rules and an
ability to lose without a whimper
ana win without showing undue
elation."
Ito BE Continued Monday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02

First pictures of Col. Roose-
velt's remarkable trip through
the jungles of South America,
particularly In Brazil and along
the Amazon river. will be shown
at the Melbourne theater, begin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02

you will favor me with an
answer.
Being an orphan, I start
ed at the age of IA to travel
and visited about every city
OF any importance on the
globe. l was born and
raised In the slums of an
Eastern city, and so picked
my associates accordingly.
| have ''roughnecked" 1t
with the toughest class of
men and women all of my
life. and so. as you can sur
mise, l have not lived the
life OF a saint.
Two years ago ] came to
this place and secured the
position l now hold. My
boss" Is an old, reformed
gambler, who got married
and turned square, as he
calls IL. He has held his
present position for IL
years.
He invites me out to his
house to dinner quite often.
There l had the pleasure of
meeting a very nice young
lady. Quite often the four
of us go to the theater or
out to dinner together.
This has been going on
for over a year, and that
this young lady has fallen
In love with me | know, as
she confessed as much to my
employers wife, who passed
II along to me. Now, Miss
Grey, l earn enough to keep
a home nicely and want to
marry this young lady; but.
as l stated before, l am a
"roughneck." / haven't got
an education, which she at
present doesn't seem to real
ize, and she is well advanced
in her studies.
She knows absolutely
nothing of my past, and
some time she will want to
know about my people and
about my home, or some of
my past associates are liable
to step In and tip me off. I
have explained all this to my
boss" and he says for me
to go ahead, and holds him
self as an example. Now, l
know that this young lady
would marry me In spite of
everything. but will l be do
ing right to let her? My
boss says yes" What do
you say? She is 23 and
am 81. DUKE.
A. - Stop harping ON tn
,ast. It is dead. What are va
VOW? DO you still associat
With what you call "roughnecks''
lave you truly gotten over I'll
Iesire for such pleasures as yo
NOW are but phantasies, or q
vou still crave or indulge in them
/ positively do not believe
to reform. the reforms
Ion should come first, as ju
lue to the wife and children WI
nay come. No man or woms
las the right to bring childre
nto the world through lust, an
lebauchery---actually, or In tn,
tate of mind.
Tell the girl enough of you
last for her to be i'm q position
lelp herself and you. II you al
lot living morally now begin ,
NICE. II you have been Twin
traight the past years, keep O
Notwithstanding rid Of wron
Iesires by filling your life wit
,ure happiness.
As for education, I honestl
ell you I had fewer correction
o make I'm your letter than til
Iverage. There is no reaso
vhy you should not 60 to Nigh
chool, or have the girl help 70
With your studies. DO not allo'
ack of education to stand
our way. happen to know of
nan who did that. The woman
owe for him was the best love q
er life-pure and uplifting, an
believe they would have bee
cry happy together--but he lie
alse pride step I'm and separat
hem. This was years ago, an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02

Music and dramatic numbers
will make up the program to be
given at Oakland Presbyterian
church, South 34th and Proctor
streets. Wednesday night. Sew
eral dramatic readers will particl-
pate, and the Cushman Trades
School band and orchestra viii
play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02
TACOMA pLAYHOUSES

&coma Iheatcr-The House Bondage" drama.
days beginning Sunday May 81 Margaret Ellington
In within the Law Friday Saturday Coming.
The Honeymoon Express"
Empress TheaerFamous Pichanni salvation
and other good acts. open Sunday.
Panage TeasrLote Mayer and six diving nymphs; Lsss
six hoboes; other features.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02

After a tour of more than two
years, including the greater part
OF the civilized countries OF the
globe. the Pichianni troupe will
again be a headline attraction at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02
PANTAGES

--UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE
LoTTIE MAYER DIVING GIRLS
LAsKY's SIX HoB0Es
MUSET~rE-DANCIN vIOLTNIsT
HACKETT. HOOVER 4 MABKEY
C0HHALlA AND WILBUR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02

Dear Miss Grey: To set
tie an argument, could you
tell me II the saying. God
helps them that helps them
selves" is in the bible?
Thanking you in advance,
FRITZ.
A.-No, not In those words,
although the whole teaching OF
the bible tends that way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02
|CYNTHIA1
GREY'S
LETTERS

Dear Miss Grey: VIM
you please print the recipe
for the salt and starch
beads? Also tell us what
day December 25, 1898, fell
on. and obiige.
SEVERAL.
A.-Here Is q recipe for salt
and cornstarch beads that read
en- recently sent I'm: Heat "
cup crystal salt quito hot; pour
u cup boiling water over u cup
cornstarch and stir until smooth |;
then add the hot salt; mix and
work well until a smooth dough.
Color and shade desired. or, d.
vide the mass and use different
colors. A piece of indelible PEN
ell, dissolved, gives q beautiful
heliotrope, or a dark purple, nc
cOrding 10 amount used. DO not
dry on hat pins. String as you
wish them 20 be worn. IL gives
better results. They will dry In
"a hours, but longer Is better.
December %, 1903, fell ON
Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02

Mrs. Il. Noonan Of Prospect
Hill Will entertain for members
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-05-02

Mrs. Orville Billings was hos
tess yesterday Afternoon for one of
the affairs being given In the in
terests of the Children's Indus
trial home.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
"~1uletr0lfibet"
anfommet.

Chicago Sen 3oie Sec: Nnfom.
item al oct go6e Sfi6 "@lrcnoole" til
i'm 6orteiuin8spIoo5 peO Glarf
Street 9roen, IoOet til opuper Rp,
Iiugen nleo SlIetrper ira Sfogcne /
Midigar pattc 0}inoet ON oeu isr.
aelige @egioenbe0 ior TO 2lor lioen,
ou oct QamIe "Suletrpifib" i%orIiite
mco Y}ouo o. g}l3 / en- Storm poo
0}ihiganiieen, 0eri6lnuot Sfibets
6erer, aaptein German Sdlme-
mann.
Oct me "Sulctrpfib" "Nrcnoole".
iom mn IgffeIig er outommet, isrtes
al aupteir Stutemanns Gnfe. iom
bar optoIot fig / Sfogene omfring
Maniitiaue, Mtih, iiOen tioItg / Sep
tember og p~erionlig boIot Gpipn me0
9u9nin9en al SrGrne.
8eo Infomiten iii Glorf Street
9roen bleo bun moot al i'm Cater
Gle, iom foreitaar giuOin9en al Su.
Ietrnnie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
uoenriesbanoel
Sriscn bar siuct Dor ltoiOricI ct
uGlSist Spiuius.
C9cnoc Ssan0clebalancc.

%Saibiugton Den lite 1cccmbcr.
Siolgc ell iOng al Nnnocla ocpartc.
mcntct oiientIig0iort Nopport bar
DC 6or. Statcr9 llOipricl1bonosl
/ Ben li0lte Sio to9ct ct uUIoigt 81.
iuing. Sette iremQnor, bI. a., ser.
al, at @an0elsbalnnccn / 6auor al
0e 6or. Stater for Oe iorite eaepc
Maoneoer al &alenOeroaret onilon.
Is til omtrent $1S4275,000. Set
re piicr Ell nlcget limo 6oregcIic /
oel interndtionole Situotion for
inapiOt &c 6or. Stotcr nuaaar, nnar
Ell Sommenli9ning Qierc2 me0 DC
oilicicue Spgopcr iot September %
Sttober.
s September, SrigcnS onben
Mooneo, ilogiorbe 0anoeISboIonccn
/ 6nuer al DC 6or. Statcr noget
oocr $16.000,000 ser itcg til
omtrcnt So, 900 / Sftober o.
til antogelig minOit $70,000,000 (;
Nopember.
Genne raife Stigning / ll0for8,
len De iioite ire Moaneoer piI, ci.
ter 9eportementets Wcning, BIZ
%fortIot / Itaoig og burtig egetoe
@rno / De paafelgcnoe Mtaoneber.
Wfr. @omaro 6. @rott, Bureau.
def / &onoelsoepartementet, al.
ilaar, at arigen / guropo, ON ben
unrer loal9nge Jon Ell 9lnr, pil ior.
sge @GrOien al Dor llofsricISbouOet
meo minoit $500, 0e0, 900.
Sans Operilag er baierct paa Of.
iiciele Snoberetnihger ira bore
&oniller / europa og orlOre Ser.
oenSOele % ben iuIulIenoe Stigning
/ Dor uoisrlel / De ire fprite Nau-
neoer al 8rigcn.
Ser uoferteS / September ira sc
6or. Stater @arer til en- Iomlct
@proi al $140,0S9, 6tt; Sen iteg /
Sftober til $t95,504,6 $50 og til
omtrent $2t3, 1S4,000 / Iopenlber.
Sp9auerne for gtopem6er er oniIua.
zoe, ga Hegnifoberne ior oennc
Moaneo enOnu life foreligger belt
oiiluttcOe, unotagen for be toGu itpr-
ite ltoiprieISbapnes %eofommenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
en- merfelis Kurmethooe

On ma Ron6, 6. %. Cornell iro
@ouno Gito, DO, tom iorleoen Sag
iii ct Soiepb. 6on oar poo Seien
tilioos iii g3en 9orf, npIten 1000
g}il berira. Seniigten meo oenre
LANCE 6oohlr er at ~gaa al Jig" 81.
g%uretporen, ion ban oar blet en- iua
iuIoit1rotg Sloue al. az ban ~lfisrte
al set begnrote at giPIoe enten u.
net, eIer 6orItaroeu. San funoe |
oaager Silitor0 life ior Ct Nfiuut
OGre uoer en- Giearet / 0tlnoen. OF
bou bouoe brepet Set iii At foniume-
re aierneninitIig minoit so Stuffer
ON Galer. Cmtrent $3.50 ait pnu
SeuUe Yfaa6e op | Rgg ON 9naen.
nRiten alt ban trnte, San er Sager
al T~roieSiion % blot 20 War gam.
mel. Snu bar irpret life at npbe Ell
Gigoret paa Sliren % baaber. at Der.
ier ban naar trent oil pGre lpffeoes
ham al iaa anaet goner al iig. SuiS
han ior6IiNr iii este tro % Dol
Ser irem. iom ban it0pner". er Der
al SauoipuIisleo for, at Set oil Ipf.
fes bam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Sra Verden$kri9ef1.
DC blooise Rampc ueo Zoos polen er blnsfst op iecn mro
fornprt giodsbro. lusferuc daar forau arakau.
torbolosuis aiur paa ueafronten. Briti0e flpuerc katrr
Bomber rro ouer hrnpp uerkrrne esfen, Rees oer.
Serberne bar Iidt store CAB.

&anpene / Eolen, paa &eitiiocli
al @eiGielilooen, lpneS at ucopure
mleo i~liornuin0ifet GploiombeO, uocr
of Der enonlt er Segn til nogen ell
belig gligierelie. @eggc Starters Of
f%iciclle @eretninger er forte % flap.
pc og giper life pibere 9eifeo.
Sra Eetrograo meloes, at De baf-
tigitc &e / Sn1egnen al Soo5 DC
iibite Tor Gage bar pGret uOfiGn;-
pet ion SSlgc al Manpprer foror
fonmc / @ciiobelle al Salf, 10 Wtil
/ Spbpelt for 2oo5. Eaa Den 10
90 Mil lnnge Sloglinic / git for
@artnilobcn bar Splferne mootaget
itore Soriterfninger og fploer no oeu
ltorc Nabning meaem bereS beire
Ilpi og De iiolercoe &Grafoelinger,
iom bar foric9t at beie Grslernes
penitrc 6lsi tilbage.
s Gitpreiien bar baabe Spifer1c
% Hits ierne iorifaniet fig, iaa beg
ge Spre inbtager meget lterfe Still
linoer Der. Oilers er Der forbolos-
bis title Der. Set Ter no, iom OH!
begge Barter penter paa Ell Ifglg-
relic al gaifetaget PED Soo5, ct llN~
falo iom enonm bppoes at bile fda
aigierenoe Snoilpoelie paa belle
&rigen eItpaa.
.2pngere lpbpaa rpffer berimoO
MltSlerne nGrrlere % nIrnlere
Grafau. Gen 2ben December bar
oe naaet til finn s W,il fra Srafau.
Sc bar oa if9rb meo at fiere o.
ipert geleiringsartileri paa Sall.
gene omfring @ielic5fa, Iom De tcG
meo Storm, og bporfro SrafuilS
pore 1sorter fan beifpoes. Set er ga
rimeligpis Spergsmoal ON bare
nogle faa Gage, noar &rafau oil Bit
belt omringet ligeiom Er5enpIl i.
Men oct er ligeoan Der iom / Dit
preiien, alt bill bero paa llofaloct
al BET langporige og blooiee Slag
beo 9oo5. Gerfor er frembeles a.
Spmerfiombeo rettet paa bette
'Eilnft.
Spis set lpffes Spiferne at trpn-
&c giennem Hilsiernes Centrum Der
% tilfeie Dem ct a~igiorenbe Neoer.
lag, penter De at faa itore S9rmas-
fer ledge, lom iaa fan ienoes til
8eitfronten og fornpe Stormangre.
bet / Ieitflanoern.
Ginoer oerimoo Huslerne en- al.
gisrenoe SER, iaa penter De ogiaa.
at fltnne gjsre oct al meo Er5empil
% arafal / Ell Sart, og oerpeo bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Kp@9farant0nen.
oelpis h0pet

@oibinQton ocn 3oc Gccember.
%onobrug2miuiitereu bar oelpis
bppet auorantGrten moo Ntuuo. %
&Iopeiugen pco Chicago Stocf
Doroa, iorIoopiOt iom Gilieriel al
a%reaturer ira Ste0er, lom ligger IN.
oenior sc %iorbuotc Gmrnooer, fan
gIenoptagea.
&igeleoeS opbrucocS aporantG.
men Tor Ocn uorOIige @oIpg al Nj.
fi9on.
5 @iSconim er Sorienoclien al
6aar til oicbIiffelil Slogtnin9 ber.
citcr tiuoot ira ieIgenoc Counter:
@reelt, Nocf, @ohportb, Senoibl,
@fociue, Cane, &eiieriou, &oltfcIbo,
Wiilpoltfee, &incoln % 2ongIaoe.