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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
B0PDNER ANNOUNCES LIST
OF COUNTY CONFERENCES

County Agricultural Agent John :
Bordner stated Monday morning. four
community center meetings had been
arranged 10 he held in school houses
In the vicinity of South Bend. The
problems of the particular vicinities
i'm which the meetings are to be held
VIII be considered and advice offered
IN the solving of them.
The meetings are scheduled as fol-
lows
Willow Creek Tuesday evening at
Willow Greek school house. Clay and
Harris townships, at Slower school
house Wednesday evening; LydiCk.
Wednesday evening at Lydick school
house. Liberty township Tuesday
evening at school house east of North
Liberty.
AT a conference Of 27 representa-
tiyes Of ST. Joseph county farmers or
~auiza tions held in Bordner's office
Saturday afternoon the following
schedule of farmers schools and in
-tirutes was prepared,
Wa'kerton. Jan. ;, and Z: Wyatt
Ian. S and g. North Liberty, Jan. IS
19 and 20, L2keville. Feb. 5. and
q O.. New Carlisle. Feb -. Is. Il. il
and 10; Osceola. through week fol
lowing Feb. -; Lydiok. March > anC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
FLYING SQUADRON TO
INVADE CITY JAN. z
Prohibition Orators to Make
Three Days Campaign in
South Bend.

Prohibition speakers OF national re-
pute VIII invade south Bend next
month. Announcement was made
Monday that The Flying Squadron Of
America" will be here on three sue
cessive days, Jan. Il, l ; and Il. The
Flying Squadron Is composed Of
some of the best orators in the coun-
try, in addition TO having on its list
some fine soloists who viii appear on
the program.
The squadron will come in three
groups, one group on each day. On
the hrst day, Tuesday, Jan. II, the
group will consist OF the following
-. y. POnng, Boston, Mass, preside mt
OF the United Society of Christian En-
deavOr; Dr. MiIber +. Sheridan, Chi
CagO, general secretary EpwOrth
leagues of America; DIR. Charles NJ.
Sheldon, Topeka. Kan, author; ID. V.
Polling, Portland, ore, musical direc-
tor; Lowell Patton, Portland, ore,
pianist.
Group two, which comes on the day
following, Will have as its feature
Eugene Chain, candidate for presi-
dent on the prohibition ticket at the
last election. In addition there Will
be Clinton Howard lecturer from
Rochester, y. Y: Mrs Ella A Boole,
president of the New York w. G. l..
L.; Mrs. Culla Vayhinger, president
Of the Indiana w. c. T. T.; Everett
Naftzger, musical director; Miss
Shave, solOist.
Group tire on the last day. will
come with j. Frank Hanly, ex-gOv-
ernor of Indiana at the head, and
Oliver w. Stewart, Chicago. ex-mem-
Der of the Illinois legislature; DIR. Ira
Landrith, Nashville. Tenn, president
Ward Belmont college; John b. Lewis.
Boston, eX-member Massachusetts leg
islature; Fred Butler, YOnkers, y. Y,
musical director; Mrs. Fred Butler,
pianist; Miss Vera X. Mullin, sOloist.
The Flying Squadron is covering 235
cities of the United States in its cam
paign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
CARRANZA SENDS
A TERSE REPLY TO
BRYAN'S MESSAGE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
full text of the Carranza message.
dding that it had not been decipheTed
and that ne had before him a para
phrase of il.
DiSClaims Responsibility.
The message from CarranZa to
Sec'y Bryan, il was later learned, dis
claimed all responsibility for the
killing and wOunding Of Americans at
Naco during recent lighting of the
Mexican combatants there Carranza
said that Gen. Hill had controlled and
can control those under him and that
as Hills forces have been fighting
with the American boundary at their
backs. CaTranZa said ne believed that
any accidents that may have occurred
were not due TO recklessness by the
Hill forces.
He indicated that it was his pur-
POSE 10 prevent as far as possible any
action 10y his troops that would violate
the rights Of Americans. CarranZa
suggested that the United States gov
eminent institute an investigation 20
determine if most of the accidents re-
ported were not due 10 the curiosity OF
the residents at Naco. He referred To
the Maderista attack on Juarez in
1911 and stated that numerous acct
/ dents there were due TO the impru-
Z dence OF residents of JuareZ in trying
Y 10 see the battle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
GET OUT YOUR SKATES
KIDS; THE Kinks WILL
Be READY ON TUESDAY

Get out your skates boys and girls
for the Kinks will be ready by Tuesday
night. The park board was busy all
day Monday preparing Kinks i'm Leep-
er, Howard and POttawatOmie parks
and the slide on Riverside drive. If
the weather remains cold. it is believed
that they Will be frozen over by Tues
day evening.
The tennis courts in each of the
parks, covering i'm each case an area
of 15OX75 feet, will be used for the
Kinks, and, should the demand be suf-
ficient, other localities will be obtain
ed by the park board for additional
Kinks.
Riverside drive from the hill at the
foot of Park av.. TO the Leeper park
bridge was hoated Monday morning
and in the afternoon was flooded.
While that part of the drive is being
used as a slide it will be closed TO all
traffic.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
SCHOOLS COOPERATE TO
MAKE MUNICIPAL TREE
AN ASSURED SUCCESS

Through +. Il. Barnes the princi-
pals Of all the public schools Monday
morning announced their readiness to
cooperate with the Municipal Christ
mas tree committee to do all in their
power to assist in making the festi-
val a success. The important part
OF the principals will be to see that
all the school children from the fourth
grade to the eighth are in readiness
to contribute their share to the pro-
gram.
general meeting of all the COM
mitteeS in charge of the celebration
will be held Thursday afternoon at
4:3O O'Clock in the office of Mr.. Barnes
at the high school, when reports of
progress will be made. The various
committees as appointed by Mayor
Keller. assisted by the municipal
recreation committee are as follows:
Christmas Tree Committees.
Municipal recreation committee
l.. NJ. Hammerschmidt, L. G.. Man
ming, Herbert ID. Warner William
Glenn, II. ]. Green, Mrs. Glenn Smog-
director.
Sub committees:
The tree-Horace Green, Arthur
Perley, Mrs. Homer Miller.
DecOratiOns-Mrs. Homer Miller,
Miss Vera Campbell. Miss Veva Har-
rison, Mrs. Charlotte Murray Banta,
Mrs. Alma Ware, Miss Elinor Wolf,
Miss Helen Herr.
Musical progTam-M. b. Griffith,
Robert Schnelle, Miss Fern Parker.
ON securing site-U. O.. Manning,
l. NJ. Hammerschmidt.
Securing talent for festival pro-
Gram-Polish people. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn SmOgOr; Germans, l.. NJ. Ham
mersChmidt: Hungarians, Louis Ko-
vach. DIR. NJ. Won Barandy; Belgians,
III. ID. Warner.
Securing labor organizations to CO.
operate-William elem, Judge Her
bert u. Warner.
Construction of platform; Ennis r.
Austin, architect.
Printing-William Glenn, L. @.
Manning.
Public safety-B. f. Augustine.
Lum ber-Miss Vera Campbell.
Publicity through churches and
picture shows. Q. Ames, Z. Cliff
ford.
Boy scouts-P. Walter Kamaiopili.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
MEN PUT UP LUNCHES
AND WOMEN BUY EN-

Men of Bertrand social center were
given an opportunity Saturday even
ing to exhibit their taste and skill al
preparing picnic lunches while the
women demonstrated their ability as
auctiOners. OF the success of the men
there is no visible evidence left to tell
the tale, but of the success of the
women there is an accession to the
treasury of S37. The affair was styled
"A "suffraget social" and proved very
enjoyable in every way. An excellent
program was given and in the course
of the evening Miss Mabel McCombs
was elected IN most popular young
woman present
The society las planned "Firs
Aid to the Injured" lecture to be giver
the first THURSDAY evening in January
by DR. H. w. Holman and for {
farmers institute TO be held about the
middle of the month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
LETS THEM OFF EASY
Defendants i'm Justice Court Pay
Light Penalty.

A judgment of one dollar and costs
was returned against Sam Roz by
Justice Wypiszynski in the case Of
GeThart Galley against RoZ. The de-
PENDANT was charged with having kept
his grocery store on n Walnut st.
open on Sunday.
In the same court Harry Urhanski
and Valentine Cinpinski were found
not guilty of assault and battery. the
case Of Marion Demski was suspended
and that of ]. Il. KrecZmer. jr.. was
dismissed. The four were hailed be-
fore the court on the complaint of
Marion Szalewski who said that they
had attacked him with snowballs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
TEXAS" DRAWS EIGHT
BUGGY-L0ADS OF GIRLS

Texas. the strong man whose group
of cabaret entertainers appears az the
oliver theater tonight. entertained a
crowd I'm front of The News Times of
nee Monday 40 noon with several
hercufean fcats o. strength. The
parade iu which Texas pulled eight
huggles lull of women over the snowy
streets by means OF a rope attached To
his neck. came off as scheduled and
Texas made "a short talk To the large
crowd which oraved the snow and cold
Tor a sight OF ,he youns giant
Texas win add To the general pro-
Eram of TIE entertainment at the
oliver tonight with other feats of
strength and viii give a lecture upon
the arr of attaining enduring and
hardened muscles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
NAME OF TABLET WINNER
GIVEN OVER BY JUDGES
VIII be Made Public at January Ban
quet of South Bend Architectural
CIub-Twcnty Inspections.

The name Of the winner of the an
nual award offered bF the South
Architectural club for the best build
ing erected in the city through the
past year has been turned over TO
Ernest w. Young chairman of the
committee in charge OF the contest
The name has been placed IN a sealed
envelope and viii not De made public
until the night of the clubs annual
banquet some time I'm January. The
prize is a bronze tablet upon which
ls inscribed the name of the winning
architect and which will he placed in
the building winning the award. Some
20 buildings were inspected by the
Sept i.
The judges i'm the contest were
Francis Kervick of Notre Dame ". =.
Barker of Indianapolis. and Howard
Van Doren Shaw of Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
BURLESON URGES
j. 8. TO ACQUIRE
TELEPH LINES
Postmaster General Recon-
mendS Consolidation of TeIe-
graph and PhLneS With Uncle
Sans Postal Service.

WASHINGTON, Dec lin his
annual report TO the president made
public sunday. Postmaster Gen. Bur-
Lesson recommends that steps be TAX
en- as soon as possible 10 Incorporate
into the government postal establish
ments the telegraph and telephone
system of the country.
1T Is urged by the postmaster gem
cral that the telegraph and telephone
systems of Alaska Porto Rico and
the Hawaiian islands he taken over
and operated Toy the postoffice depart
ment at once
In advising the immediate incor-
poration OF the telegraph and tele-
phone systems Of these territories, Mr..
Burleson says.
"A large part Of the property in
vloved Is already government owned
and in Alaska operated by the war
department and IN Porto Rico by the
insular government The services are
so detached geographically as To pre-
clude complicated relationships with
neighbOring systems are yet sufficient
in extent TO afford valuable expert
mental demonstration for the postal
service looking TO the administration
eventually of a complete national
service"
Mr. Burleson says the system in
Alaska Porto Rico and Hawaii should
he taken over now without delay be-
cause later elaborate and costly eX-
tensions and Implications of service
viii have been built up.
Action Advisable
The action is advisable also ne in
sists. because il will have the effect
Of strengthening the national govern
ment in its outlying territory.
The postmaster general says re-
gardng the operation of the telegraph
and telephone service throughout the
country:
The telegraph and telephone util-
tiles. being vehicles for the public
transmission of intelligence, infringe
upon a function reserved by the con-
stitutiOn Co the national gOveTnme emit
They inherently as we'll as cOnstitu-
tionally. belong To the postal service.
The telegraph and telephone service
is inevitably monOpOlistic, and when
operated under private control does
not render the maximum of public
service at the minimum cost TO the
whole people"
He recommends q star route" con-
tract service to eliminate 100000, 900
annual loss on rural delivery.
Again. he recommends readjust-
ment of the rate on second class mail.
other than newspapers describing the
carrying of a million pounds at a
cent pound rate "a drain on postal
revenues.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
COMMISSIONERS LET
SUPPLY CONTRACTS
Awards Made to Local Concerns for
Furnishing County Asylum and
Also Books for County.

Contracts for supplies for the coun-
" asylum were let Monday morning
for the ensuing year by the county
commissioners. The letting of con-
tracts was not finished at the morning
session and the remainder were let
at the afternoon session. Those let
were as follows: Dry goods, Wyman
and Co: groceries, Whiteman Bros. !:
shoes, Union Shoe Co.: clothing, Adler
Bros: meats. Armour and Co: books
for the county, first class, Hihberd
Printing Co: third class. Z Il. Rupel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
STEAMSHIP MoYENIENTs.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14--NO steam
ers sailing today
Due TO arrive New York from
Liverpool: Enrichetta. from Naples:
Florid, from Havre; Elizabeth. from
Rotterdam: Atlanten. from Marseil-
les. American. from Rotterdam
othello. from HUH; Patria. from
Palermo. fSe DItalia. from Naples
Pennsylvania from Liverpool; Memo
minee. from Liverpool. Canning. from
Liverpool: John Kakke. frozs Genoa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14

luncheon Will be served for the mem
bers at which Lucius Wilson, who had
charge of the campaign during the fall
VIII speak. Mr.. Wilson has been in
the city since Friday and has neen
Investigating the work OF the cham
Der of Commerce since its reOrganiza-
ton
If sufficient practice can be had to-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
JUDGE FINDS FOR PLAINTIFFS.

Judgment for the plaintiff was re-
Curucd Monday morning by Judge
Van Fleet in The case or Emma Jones
egainst Joseph Stout This was a suit
for Sf5ISa alleged 20 he due on "a
note.
The case Of Raukert K EgglestOn
AGAINST JIlery Ell al. 10 enforce the
foreclosure OF a mechanics lien. was
dismissed. The partition case of T..
=. Staley against Thomas Flowers CT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
LUNCHEON ON TUESDAY

The first general mobilization" Of
Chamber of Commerce forces since the
recent REORGANIZATION and reelection of
new officers and directors. will be held
Tuesday noon at the oliver hotel a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
DINNER AND PARTY GOWNS
WAISTS AND RIOTSES.

The Most Wonderful Sale of Dinner
and Party Gowns Waists and BlOuses
starts Thursday Morning at The Els
worth Store. Watch wednesday
papers and Ellsworth's windows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
DINNER AND PARTY GOWNS
WAISTS Ann RI OTGES

The Most Wonderful sale OF Dinner
and Party Gowns, Waists and Blouses
starts Thursday Morning at The Ellis
worth store Watch Wednesday
papers and Ellsworth's windows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
PTKFVHJF Ind

cratic politicians here were SQUAD
bling over who should he endorsed
10 fiji a vacancy as rural route mail
carrier. PostmiStress Mrs. Frank
Jones stole a march on the entire
bunch by getting authority from
Washington and appointing her
nephew, Charles Ferguson, TO the job
II pays 81 eco per annum.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14
RFNEWAL OF LICFN>E.

Notice d. hereby given Co. che citizens
~ tfe Fourth Ward and Of South Bend.
Portage Township. ST. Joseph County. In
diana. that thc undcr- gued viii apply o.
the board ~ commissioners ~ said county
so their January term. 1915. for renewal
~ retail liquor license 10 SCH Intoxicating.
vinous malt and spiritueus liquors iu less
quantities Than five gallons no time with
Tie privilege of allowing the same to he
drank co rhe premises. Aiy place ~ luSi
mess wherein said liquors are % be sid
ana drank b. located iu the front room on
The ground neor ~ the one--tnry brick
building situate ut 42 East La~alle
arenue Tie dimensions ~ said room are
20 feet north and south aad ~ feet east
and west with entrance from front ou La
saRe avenue. 90 door at the south frtm
hallway and store room from barber shop
OF The west side - room.
HANS SEfFERr.
Dated Dec. IA, 1914.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14

CAMBRIDGE CITY. - a pair Of
shears weighing so tons and having
six-foot blades was shipped TO Colum-
bus, O.. by Bertsch & CO. OF this city.
The shears will be used for cutting
inch-thick iron plate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14

Emil Kuespert of Elkhart, visited
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Kuespert, 217 y. Scott st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-14

night the Chamber of Commerce Glee
club viii probably make its first APP
pearance at the luncheon. II. ~.
Geyer viii bring the men together to-
night for a rehearsal and may bee able
TO learn a song for the occasion to-
morrow.
-TRY MEWS-TIMES MAMIAnS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
Raoiumpatient 900.

Sitter bar Sao6et ON, at oen me
a1irmetbooe for Strait. nemlig peo
anpenoelien al Stadium. iaact ct al
porIigt anGf, i6et oen uroen al De
Eatienier, iom her / Snn0ct bar I'M.
oergaaet oenne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
% buis Heiultater er bleuet imeoe.
ieet meo ipRnot SntereSie belle Can.
oct oper, er aigaaet peo 1soen. &c
10 Gatienter par aonaresmano no
bert q. @remner ira Nep Seriep OF
Miis Wargarei Suaule. en- latter al
giifop @. u. GuapIe / ct. Yall,
Wiinn. SIR. gremner oeoe oen 4oe
Iebruar paa et Snnatorirm / Nem
s)orf. og iislae ell t~eIesraiiif Meooe-
letie ira 81. Qn,l er MI osiaa Miis
GuapIe aieaaet peo Cohen. Sun
osbe oen 17be 81. paa @eslep SO.
ipital | Chicago.
Senoes SpeSom, arait | an9et,
beagnote for ca. IL slar iioen. 4rRf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
ReS%jerin9sbane,
lom lonner li0.

Fanamdlernbanen, lom Cnfel
Gam fiebtc oa iioen Far oreuet / 6or.
%6in0elie meO gpqningen al Banana
fanaIen, oppiite / lioite 1iifolonr en-
Hettoiortieneite al $2,tS0,000, re.
prrienterenoe nPiten 81 Nrocent al
SeIifnbetS attiefapitol paa $1,000.
600. 49, Snfel Gam onucn0er imio
lertio life Sorticneiten til at betale
iig ielp 1iuioenoer, men Ia0er 6or
tieneiten buert Mar opbobe iig iom
Guerifuo. 3ette Suerituo beleber
Tia M til St5,379,000, al @iplo og
iuoeiiaoenbe 6orpligtelier irarcg.
neoe.
Get cr Hegieringen$ Seuiigt at
iortirtte 9riiten al Sanen % Sc meo
oenne / Sorbinoelie itoaenoe Camp.
ifibslinier ogiaa eiter, at Banana
fonaIen er fProiQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
Sfuot Streifer.

Sra Golfers, @eit %irainia, teIe.
9raieres oen 130e Sebruar: On al
DC itreifenOe @rllbeorbeioere, ,SameS
Wtoore, blep ioaQ Orpbt o0 Ell 1eputp
Sheriii peo Nopn Snrrn 2ucaS al.
porlIg lnoret UNDER ct Gplsb. iom
ianot Steo noe pco "gSeit &irainio
ano Eitt5burgb Goal Gompanm'9"
@rilber iirar uoeiior @pen.
Get paaltaaeS. at Woore, iom iiben
Streifen breo no, lainniel nlco an
Gre Streifere bar 6oet ct 5elt, bapoe
pper'olot Siicas, og al ocrne, eiter at
pare bIepet oIporlig iaoret. hauoe
ifuot Wioorc / SeIiiorioor. Ter
ianot ct fornleIi9t SGag Steo mellem
oe ~iorinmIeoe Streifere og Streifbrp.
oere, og ct lln0er er Oct, al life ilere
bIep orGbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
1hjelfroslct Reoaftcr.

Sra @orocn Gin, 2onN SSlauo.
t%ele9raiereS Den 17oc eSebriior: 60.
marc ~. SopnSeuo, Ncoofter al
"HallS Iou Gorultp Hepublican".
fanoteS iba1 li19cnhc 500 / Ell Sne'
oripe ioron bans Stem Der. Not
antaacr, at bon nor blcpet iao lloniat'
tet al of 6onc iig Bel gienmm Sne-
mos ierne, at ian or iaIot ON, netop
iom ban nnaebe SliogaugSbsren til
Sicnmet.
Sans Suitru Gapbe lat oppc belle
Natten o9 meo sGnoitelie pentet poa
BAN, men set bar isrit ioog. at ban
opNo9coeS Ii9genoe belpiS beqraoet
/ Sneen % fuIoitpnois itipirosien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20

ri bisie Spgduer fan man bel
omltreltt meo %isbeb bragg Den Slut
ming, at blanot Sfanoinaperne /
Canada cr Spenlferme Be tnlri9ite;
oernpit fommer Noromrnoene, ioa
Sslpnoerne og tiliioit Goniferne ionl
De iprreitc.
Eropinien Albertas Snobpa9eron-
tai al 1902 / 1901 bapoe / 1911
iaact oen peloige Gilbert al 30t,64t
OF ubgioroe ialt 314,663. ri Wipno
or Ser blanDt G~cfolfningen 223,9S9,
meoens apinberneS Nntal uo9isr
finn 150,674. III Sen iomleoe 9e.
ioIfnina cr 1888 isot inben Bro
%pinien. (Ser fan / Farentbes be-
mprfes, of ser / Il6erta | 1913 bleu
optaact 70 Wtillioner Icres lebiqt
2ano, ct greal, ser err oper 100000
acres iterre en0 belle Frouinien
Erince Goporo Sslano. og iom sol
ge oerai ma glbertas Snobpgger.
antal bore ite9et b%etpoeligt iioen
1910.
sf Sfanoinopcr Dor Ser / 1911 i
alberta 2S,0l1 hporai 1887
Mnno oa 1910 apinoer. Sortcg.
nelien oper Sc al oisie, Ser or isbt /
Sc if~anoinapiife Sanbe ier iaalebes
no:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20

ten areb ON ii9 lonaioni, men ~littert,
on ltrar ler ,Sul par hcnoeS Stl'tono
iaa o~luorlia. at 6orUlorenc belllltie'
sc at ienoc henoc til Baltimore, fpor
Sr. Somdr0 acllpS Northumberland.
ling bouoe iiItrlltfct ia International
SpufUrtiombc0. Sum laa nuoer We
hanoliu1 ser / Here Tiger, OF oct Ioa
ell 3io no, ion allreu ifliloc Iuttcs.
- SGaerne uoialtc imIolertIo 6ruGt
Tor, at Spgopmmen bar for ganmeI
til, at Observation-Disclosures olloe
tilItne hiGlpe. on oenne 6rpat bar
III pitt liz bearunoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20

NormonerneS iomleoc Nntal i
CANADA uogisr 1871. hporoi aItiaa
ouer @alpbelen er bolatte / siberia.
Oct llTit itoritc initial Wormoncr er
bulattc / Ontario, nennlig 1913. ne.
oenS ocn VropiuS, ser bar Oct mltb'
tie Intol, or Erincc G0iuaro SSlanb
meo fun ell eneite Mornan. NJ MI
bertaS 9,193 Mormoncr CT 7,6t0
boiat / set Strs9, lorn / 1911 no
aioroc Meoicine sat &alqtreoS.
@lonot oiSIc filioeS ser alifiIlige
Ganifer, crbcl Sncnifcr, men. piItnof
poerit ioo HoromrnO. st Normon'
tempel / 9rGif Still iii ct aoitcnoe al
100000 ifal opiprcS / @pcn Caro-.
ton, buor 9pggctomtcn allercoe er
blepcn inhpict.
@IofcSuille, alta, t2tc Sch. 1914.
NlerQu0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
Uorife / CANADA
Sntcrcsiante Splnsninscr Om oem
ifanbimapife SuSpanorins.
Samtmno % Seftcr.

= sen Scnligt at ioo pibc gntallet
al Norbmrno / alberta ltreu le9 for.
lcoen ill set canaoi'fe Genius. 7epar.
temellt % bab ON Splpsuinser oeS'
ansaacnbe. Som Spar mobtog iea
ct GrempIar al oct nplig uofomitc
onbet 9ino al Sits Genius Of Ga.
naoa 1911. 3 bette timber ies en-
Wtpnaoe Splpsninacr al Snteresle,
al bpilfe ieg her lfal nrune itogIe
inu.
GanaSas ialnlebe Snbbpgserontol
uoojoroc peo iibite TolfctGllin9
09tt) 7,206,643, Ell 6orsaelie al
1,S55,52S / 2ebct al 10 Ior. Nj
bcn 6oIferacc, ion ier Gipiliiatio-
mems Snbtrraeen bar Gncberiferc /
2alloet (Ssnoianerne), finoeS Scr mi
ialt t05.492, nemIig 53,561 MGuo
% 1881 apinher Nj oeune Snhi.
anerbciolfnine cr 1880 boiatte /
Eropinien alberta, nemlig $3.50
Mpno o0 5,741 &pinoer.
Intallct al NorbmGnb, SperIfer,
Ganifer % Sslrnocrc er life ipecifi-
ceret / Geniusopeuperne, men alle
bisic Nationcr fonlmer ino ulber
@~cnGpncIien "Sfanoinauer", me.
bens 6innerre iinoe5 opiert 6lanbt
Husierne.
ri Sfanoinaper bar Ser ueo iioite
SolfetGlling / Canada 107,535, Ell
Sorsselie al 76,493 i 2ebet al 10
s(ur. Mf bette Iutal err 66,74t
Mrnb oa 40, 1914 apinher. Sfanbi-
napernes gntal / De forifjellige Fros
pinier err Iom fslger: