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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
New Dill Reported.

Washington, Sept. 22.-The victory
Of the senate filibuster against the
river and harbor bill bore fruit speed
fly today when the commerce commit
tee formally reported new measure
providing 2O,00O, 600 to be spent by the
army engineers. No prolonged discus
sion was expected in the senate but
how the house would receive the re-
duction of nearly 100000 could not
be predicted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
Grain Trade News Items.

[From Lamsons Wire. 2O3 Masonic
Temple, Phone 1891
Primary receipts-'Wheat, 2,S5S, 0o0:
corn. $4,000: oats, $4,000
Primary shipments-Wheat. 1887,
600; corn, $4,000; oats, $4,000.
Clearances-Wheat and flour, 1856
600; corn. $4,000; oats 1000.
Northwest ars-Minneapoiis, sol:
Duluth. 504: Winnipeg. 1878.
Chicago car lots-Wheat, 500: corn,
116: oats 31S.
Estimated cars Wheat,
54S; corn, 100; oats, 325.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
St. Louis Cash Grain Close.

FURNISHED by TAYLOR x Patton. over
- East Main.
st. Louis. Sept. %.
wheat-No. red. l.o5m l.o6i.; No.
) red. 1.0S p a l.04ic: No. : n;,rd, i.GI /.
Q1.09; No. hard. LOS q LOS.
Corn-No. 2, rs; No. white. 50
dSl; No. . yellow. ~: No. white. ~
M7s1a; No. 4 white, IS; No. s. - Il a
IS; No. yellow, 7S1a; No. yellow.
IS: No. 4. II. No ;. 76'2. Nos, ,112.
Oats-No. ,, 41G47l2; No. white.
4sl4 a 40; No, 8. 461s No. white, A. =
d+S; No. white, 46q47; standard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
Chicago Horse Market.

ShlcagO, sept. -.
Mondays horse market was prac-
tically at standstill. 1t seemed
horses We're not worth cent from the
way the buyers on hand acted. Close
to 500 horses We're carried over from
last week and a fresh supply of about
500 caused stalls TO be we'll filled. The
Jewish holiday Monday had much in
fluence in causing further slowness to
trade. Sellers claim market is worst
now in many years. There IS no midi
cation at present for any relief from
the present demoralized state of af-
fairs.
Among the horses on hand are quite
a number of good quality kind that
have been offered at sharply lower
prices. but no trade could be made.
Auction trade was very slow Monday
! and very few horses, if any, were able
to sell al retail.
Mondays arrivals compared with T.
! 059 week ago. $50 a year ago and 749
! for same day two years ago.
Poor Choice
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
Chicago Hay Market.

chicago. sept. -.
Hay-Market, firm. demand good.
Offerings fair. Choice timothy. Sl1n
1880; No. /, $3.50 q 1850; No. and
No. 1 mixed, s14n 14.50; No. and No.
3 bixed, s12M13: thrashed, s9G 70.
Glover, s10M1S. Iowa, Minnesota Ne
braska and Dakota prairie Choice
SIS q $50; No. l, s13.5Od14.50 Hi
rois. Indiana and Wisconsin prairie.
ss@10; packing hay, ssd7- Alfalfa,
s1241s.
Straw-Rye firm at s7.5oaS: oat,
s6.5o47.o0; wheat, ssa6.5o per ton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22

Chicago, Sept. 22-Wheat turned
down grade today because Of the
market seeming bare Of any orders to
buy. The heavy showing OF the domes-
~ visible supply statement dis
outraged investments, especially when
coupled with a decided further in
crease OF stocks at Minneapolis. Sew
eral big firms We're conspicuous on the
selling side. The opening, which ranged
from Il decline TO Is advance. was fol-
lowed by a moderate setback
Subsequently the fact Of a lull in ex-
ports brought about pronounced weak
ness The close was weak, pa TO )
cents net lower.
Corn followed the course OF wheat
and trade was scattered The market,
which opened Is 10 4 off. later suffered
a decided fall
Prospects Of yield exceeding previ-
Gus estimates had a depressing effect
IN prices. The close. however, was
steady at Is 10 vs. cents under last
night.
Notwithstanding there were bids
from the seaboard there was no
strength in oats. Prices showed
momentary upturn and then followed
the downward course of other grain.
Provisions.
Lower quotations for grain and hogs
made provisions weaken Trade on the
descent came almost 10 standstill.
Daily Grain Letter.
Furnished by Lamson Bros. & Co,
2G3 Masonic temple. Phone 1887
Chicago. Sept 22-Wheat-All grain
markets appeared top heavy. fresh
buying being limited. Selling of wheat
Nv a local elevator interest resulted in
a sharp break with closing prices 2la
10 8 cents lower No export business
was reported and news was Of the
routine character United State. and
Canadian stocks show an increase OF
over 1900 600 bushels and the total is
about 100000 less than a year ago.
Receipts here are liberal, but most of
the wheat is from the southwest and Is
said to be billed thru.
Corn-Corn was irregularly lower
with wheat, due to similar Influences.
Closing prices are g lower for Sep
TENDER. December Il and May g a q
cent lower There were export bids
here but no business reported. A fair
eastern cash demand existed. shipping
sales amounting TO about 10000
bushels. Primary shipments again ex-
ceeded receipts. yellow corn sold al
the best premiums over September
than at any time this month. Advices
of fresh arrivals are very light and
the local run is not equal to consump-
tive requirements
Oats-Local longs were leading sell
ers of oats and, a in other grains
there was not enough buying to support
the market. On decline Of about
cent from last nights close. expor'
brokers and cash houses were good
buyers Of futures. Cash brokers re-
port that export sales are limited only
NV unsatisfactory financial conditions
Exporters who have been willing te
take the risk have so far been pro-
tected against loss.
Provisions - Weakness again de-
yeloped in the provision market, due
in large part, to liquidation Dy scat
tered holders The only support evil
dent was from covering by shorts ane
carriers of cash lard. Lard trade con
tinues fair, but the absence Of south
ern demand for meats makes trade IL
the latter slow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
Chicago Grain Close.

Chicago. Sept. %.
wheat-No . red, 1892 @1121s; No.
2 hard. 1.O914 d1.12b.
corn-No. ? yellow, 7sA a so12; No.
yellow. 79a4 ds0A.
oats-No. White, 4sa4sA; stand
ard, 49949la.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
CHICAGO Potato Market.

Chicago, Sept. %
Potatoes-Lower: Jerseys. 14ds7:
Michigan and Wisconsin reds. s0d65:
Michigan and Wisconsin whites sea
IS: Minnesota and Dakotas, 63d IS;
receipts IS cars
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
.How's This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
ease Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
+ $3.50 Is. ]. CHENEY Co.. Toledo. 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J..
Cheney for the last ID years. and believe HIN
Derfect1y houofable In all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obligations
- NAT. BANK OF COMMERCE.
Z Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarri, Cure Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the systcma Testimonials sent free. frice e
crnis Ir.rsi,s,: is-.sso:.: i,rugKlsts =
Take Hsll's Family Pills for constipatios.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
Peoria Cash Grain Close.

Furnished by Taylor & Patton, over
% East Main.1
Peoria. Sept. -.
Corn-Receipts IS cars: Lag low
er; No, 9, 7sis; No. ? yellow 1914: No
5. 1eia; No. 3 yellow 1919: no grade
7,ie; No. ! yellow 7aia: No yellow
1914; No. yellow 79I4: No l. .ak.
Oars-Receipts 10 cars. unchanged:
No. white As; No. white. 471z: stan
dard As.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
Representative Cattle Sales.
steeksra and FAsder.,

Stoeksrs and Feeders.
Chicago, Sept. 22-The run of stock
and feeding cattle yesterday was cas-
lily largest vi the se:s:ss>::::, :.A yssd buv-
ers with a heavy holdover from last
week on which to fall back, were able
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
New York Produce.

New York Sept %.
Butter - Steady; receipys. 17,705
tubs; creamery seconds, 25k @27K.
Cheese-Firm; receipts. 1903 boxes.
Eyes - Irregular: receipts 2O,7s3
cases; fresh gathered seconds. 22@
2s1k.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22

regulaf; western chickens. 1922;
fowls. 1lh go; turkeys, frozen, 2S@2s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
HOG PRICES Again
HIT The 1OBOGGAN
ADDITIONAL SLUMP OF 10 AND IS
CENTS IN VALUES IN
CHICAGO.
PACKERS SHOW LITTLE
INTEREST IN ARRIVALS

Fail to Compete in Buying Except at
Lower Leveis--Weakness Also Per-
vades Cattle Market, and Sheep
Trading Is slow-Review of Market
Conditions-Current Prices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
Range Of Prices.

Furnished by Taylor & Patton, grain
merchants, - East Main sret Phone
6S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
LIVERPOOL Grain.

Liverpool. Sept. 80.
wheat-spot. quiet: No / Manitoba.
ss Sd, No 2 red western winter, new,
SIS 71ad.
Corn-Spot, nominal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22

The deaf and dumb language was in
.tredsced Up tt54s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
Omaha Livestock.

omaha Sept. ee22.-Cat;ic Estima ted
.cipts for today. l..o9o: marke,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
:'' 'N||'1 ORDERS FEM,
u: PRICES DROP
~ s7MENT DISCOURAGED BY
HEAVY 4cWlNG OF DoMEs-
TIC : ~ STATEMENT.
e ASE IN
r MINNEAPOLIS
o Downward and
i Scattered Sort
Oats -.ack --rei Notwithst1 ndi ng
Bids From the acknowledgements
Suffer From Lower Grain and Hogs.
AsE IN
r MINNEAPOLIS
3, Downward and
Scattered Sort
Notvi<hsta ndina

Bid. From the o-sooard-Provisions
Suffer From Lower Grain and Hogs.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-02-04

Mankato Commercial College gra-
duates hold responsible positions
everywhere. Results count. Adv SO
Miss Florence Schade of St. Peter
aud Miss Eunice Starr were the guests
OF Miss Starts parents from Frid ay
to Sunday.
The Ladies of the Methodist Gnu rich
are advertising an apron sale for next
week Thursday, the 18th. Lock up
their ad on page s. 4,
The fifteenth child arrived at the
home of Lorenz Postl last week. All
the children in this family are living
except four. The newcomer is a girl.
Mrs. c. 4. Miller, mother of DR.. c..
W. Miller, left Sunday for ST.. Peter
where she will take up her residence
with her other son, Mr., E e. Miller
whose wife died last week.
Paul CASTER who has been visiting
his brother George for two weeks re-
turned to his home Chaska, MINI.
last week. This week Mrs. CASTERS
sister. Mrs Albert Carlblom, and
husband Of Terry, Montana, are
guests at the CASTER home.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-02-04
LOCAL NOTES

Leroy Alvin went to Minneapolis
Saturday to look after business
matters.
Albrecht Stork left Friday on a
business trip TO Chicago and Mil
waukee.
Trade your eye-hesdaches for pair
Of good glasses. Albert Myer at c.
G. Reim's Saturday Feb.7. Adv
Charles Imberg and Anton Janotta
both of Morgan. visited here with
friends and relatives the past week.
Mrs. John F. Landsteiner who was
operated upon for gall-stones at
Loretto Hospital last Wednesday is
improving rapidly.
Albin Carlson Of the Northwestern
Hotel expects to retire from the bust
ness and is advertising the Hotel
stock and fixtures for sale in tn is
issue
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-02-04

j
Adjutant General F. B. Wood has
issued orders to the various battalion
commanders Of the Minnesota Ma
tionalF Guard to make inspections of
the compa~..es in their battalions.
Major @. ]. Duane will inspect Com
pany L of Redwood Falls on Feb.
9TH; Company X Of this city on Feb.
9th; Company A, the Machine Gun
company and the Second Regiment
band at New Ulm on Feb. 18th and
18th, and Company M at Madison
on Feb. Goth.
The list grows. People from all
walks of life come here for glasses,
for they know they it,. Albert Myer
at G. G. Relms Sat. Feb. Z. Adv
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-02-04
AT OTTOMEYER,S

: COATS & SUITS AT HALF PRICE,
We still have few coats left over
which we will close out at half the
price. Remember these are new up
to-date Goats. We prefer to take the
loss now rather than to carry them
over, so If you are interested in Coat
Or Suit, we would be glad to show
them to you:
S25 90 coat at. ........ $500
tGh $40 90 coat at. $1,000
Suits in the same proportion. at
half price
4 LADIES' DRESS SUITS
A few odd snaps mostly small size, "a
and 26 inches waist measure, will be
sold at half price:
i S10.O0 skirt at. $500
S 5 90 skirt at. $3.50
These are all big snaps and it is GER
tainly worth while for you to look at
them.
We have had a big sale this year but
there still are few Coats and Suits
left over, which we must and will close
out at HALF the REGULAR PRICE.
CALL AND SEE THEM
AT TTOM EYER
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
SiI NauaciunS ere!

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on at idnle ino iii ell Sibilpum9
gaze iii por ganlIe 0iembp ueo aurme
iunoet. Ter or cu Nomitc / Suo Ia
tota. men Vi berer iprri ltoet ira ZEN.
% ian bar ieg trnit. al lea piloc ~
miiure III SnoiamIIuaeu. Set bar les
Set iaa ldnat IN. at vi neppe font
mer ipeieu for ocu itore rationale
Miuoeaapc, 5no Gatotu Nou1itceu bar
beiIlittet, at 0auaeiuuoSanpen liaI ware
Ct Nonb. bpi5 8euter itaI bruae@ til
@lrec o9 ejapu for trruqcuSc @amle.
Set CT ell pnttcr 5antc. Las o0
Irg9e / op9tigt - ciicrlom cnhpcr ion
mddr.
2no mig beSc cnbper 0nuaciunoer.
ion lrier beite, ON 10 EiuR: f. Seuo
biu Save iuo til Sno 2atotn aomiiecu
eaer til mig. n. NdImiu, S~bompiou.
Ioluu. p EaI i'll andre 0au9eimoes
re, ltriu til nnore 6au9eiumoere % ina
Dem I'll at bihraae % ipien tale % itris
ue Ill andre ON Snacu. SdnoeliQ
mna hi ia o3 iommcu M. iiGr q a NJ
ler, bpor iIinfc baaNe Nnrmebncr.
SfioIoiotninger. NatSbuer % andre CT.
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z. Sat, bar ieubt 50 I'll @apeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27

oeIeS, at han er iibIbig. 5aaIere8
itaar Sn9erne M.
vi uotaler ingen Renine I'M Hets
tens Gang % Gomren iom inlot, men
paa Den anoen SiSe ptI ri heller life
oentme- Nianoeus Sierte. Reu ct al 10
er fleet, euteu bar 0oriou fortiet Sauos
6eoen - i~iaafaIo en- iirpttelig 2auos
beb - eaer 2ooens 9danobppere bar
ieiIet - i~iaafaIb en- irpsteIig 6eiltas
geIie. @i itaar berfcr nj Iom ga pi
benbenbte os til bore ~2onhSmEno meb
Ssn ONT 9iGlp til ct ~oroeutIi9t 6ors
ipor. 81 bill til BET iibite aiOe 2arion
"tbe benefit Of the Noubt", ogiaa M
icet Saeeu appeIeres. GeQen % @ers
Ben os Son1men er foIbe moi, oli9eoel,
for oen arme 0tono, ieIu ON han ufors
tient ifuIoe iao oenue Smule Spmpati.
90 pi tuber life no9et, men oinoer Den
SiI~frebsitillelie. at Ri gioroe bet hi tuus
Sc for at Iauoen life ituIbe Iioe ulfpIs
big.
3bet hi M beber benz, 'om bar mob
tneet Eenge til 2arionS Sorlpar, %
andre ion bar Iooet 6jGlp eler lom m
bill bore nteo, ON at inbienoe 1en9ene
iaa mart iom mlli9, bill hi lerpeo o9s
iaa uil999e 8egnitub for montague Sis
Drag.
Wootaeet til Ste Somuar, 1914,
$123.30
llobetaIt: 9irette til 2ouis 2nrion
$500. Sil Scr. 0earne, "Specint
S%noeiti9ator" $25.O0. Sil Abams &
Slider, Sorioarsabpotater $4,000. CITE
Sar., 1914, Sab OH 6ano" S11.30.
SiIiammen $123.30.
Sibras ienoes til &. :. SorenIon.
461 &. Noams Ct, Cos In9eIes, Gal.
Geo. 90. Cttis,
81. s. Seuano,
Si9utb 8. Soren1on,
Gpe 3. s.. Yreus.
Sos NneeIes Sal, @arts 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
Sit Veberipcnoen | "%9,oien".

Gu briitigc @eberipeuO ienoe5 %iorinnS
ira 8eo Niberoaleu3 SamiIics2ouo
en- Gat for On mrbe o5 ilirnfe
BIT @iQeO ! "FoIteu", wort WeqemIeo
oopt.
@oo 9ptten sig iieue i tort os /
lnlnat
% mart big t 9Geteitauo brntc.
Git @i0ctc bier. bu ieIp aier sin @aif.
bu ielp cr sin aot, % bin MaD bIir
iom 0Init,
og llro bit 6~iertebIoo lager
I'll Creme op: on or mertrso paa
Sinh;
al 2uriusz Sanfer betot CT sit Sino;
sin GuSliabeo bette oaria9er.
Com 9tNnm Sen fsritc Opbt Iiunoct i
2en,
fsr Qua ban fiji ino boer goo NOam8s
SON
lin GIDefar ligner / bette.
DC reaer lin Enable % ituuoer pon, at
ne tdn pnu en- Gntter al Gpo ion lat
til @taAe % 6uamor me0 8ette.
90 buffer 6u nm, at sit Ri6bcn mna
iii
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iaa la % Ou al inotrpoe
/ 2GgtcitnbSitanoeu, ION paeienoe iur
er til al lin Sebbeo; set er iutct Qur;
Net Tiger ie9 til pig meo @Iroe.
Heo Hiber0sl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27

!eoeS. At ri itaI iaa eseu 9aab ira
Bergen til Noroiiero, % Set uSeu at
folte oS mere euo al reile meo ell al
8~lteboaoeue. 2ao mig berfor fan bsre
ira cher ale. iom oil bli meo pan oens
nc (ur iaainnrt. iom mlIi9t.
Ga oel meoi a Noroiloroitepuet
Ben t6oe 9lai / minneapolis. aom
aae, iout ian ripc iia IsS ira 0ienmnet
etpar ire Snae. @eitnrcIieu for 17oe
Mai Seitliaheoeme bar ttltuNt oS mi
@ennttelle al Ell itoy cal pna Snir-
sruuoen hoor III ian bdpe "6euNauars
terS" "a orone o.. iom pi ielp BELT
enltcr. % oil TorretniuQSmeeet blir
bo8 / Contributes "HSicmblp Sdl" 81.
10 SormioSap oen 16oe. Sen 17oe
bIir Der irritilote @uoStieneiter / @us
erueS mango airier, iaapeliom pao llns
'tilings8ruuocn % sen tSoe oeu tore
irle5 NelrIiaheo al ale Horiie tilidms
men. ". !. Nelano.
6ormono 'or @oroiioroInaet.
9ooL @iSconiin 9oc @artS 1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
Zen 21oc DARTS 1914.

aenier Arut Sacoblcr, ION mi itioerer
@rotonitru.tion ueo Sta;sunioeriitetet i
g~Sistoniiu. "a Sre.eu Glen @lsSitih,
Goecnt ueo ariitianio llniperiitet. tios
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peuiia5sIise llnoerieeelisr / 8~aSioattis
pitet ueo gale lluiperltct.
Shpeuoier til au,eriIarere iont sus
Tier at inioere / DC ~'idnStuapine Qdnoe.
uooeIeS oerimoo oiretls res Foundations
@etnrelie i 9ep gort. 9orr Gmeris
faneren Rartiu 9. 8lmS. @raouent ira
Horo Eatoia % Gbicl8o l)niperiitetcr.
itloerer Tor Sioen / europa meo Stir
penoium ira %Souuoatjou. Tor Sfoles
aaret 19l4-15 or Ser mootat Suiegs
ninQer on 0tibIer til At inioere / 3ors
ae life alcue / Sproe % Niteramr, men
Niitprie. Gcoloai. Sauo6ua og tetniite
sag. Gae %inaoaune %9nis9uiuaer, iom
or iuoe fer zen lite April oil bli be-
bauplct oeo @eitnrellcn3 gFeoe / Be
QnuoeIien al Wai.
@an fan Ietteit boINc iia uuoerrcttet
onanoeuoc oiSic Stipcuojtr iamt Scum
antion$ eurigc @irt'omaco pes at bIt
eli ~G5iociote" al Nmericauz Scanoiuas
piau Foundation. Sens CrQau "Ame
ricdnz Sc~unoinapinn 8coicrp". ienocS
uocn ertru contingent III "@aiociuteS".
"0iem iii Noree" Nhimmcret ian cnos
III faac3 oco at 'fripc til Noutoret.
SGrbeoiait
Senrb @o0Sdro Seod.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
3rinianiaiolf 90
zoe @aisN efeu 1914.

! Miuneapoli5 arbei0c5 Der III meo
Heitrpt ion al giere 170e Itni Silitel
nlugerne Inn bsitioeligc % i%tiliulce
iom mlliQt. 2enne 3orlf Ameritaiers
ue9 Scit pdn Niunciotn Stnt9loitll'
liua9aruno oil blipe noeet %eueituneuoc
/ Dor &iiturie Der; li0cidupel lpm Sen
uiI urttc @iinocr ira Nortiocn iun
pil Sen oaion irtie Nrr!er for Srens
tiOen, ioet Solt ira ale Banter On piI
msoe9.
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%uiofoIt blipe tdlrig repruieutcrct fra
bet belle %auN. Som 6elge berni bar
ariltioninloaet ueblat ell Sotdlfomiie.
9enue Gomitc nil meo unbuc Hrmc
moNtu0e ollie N%riitioninIolt, Der iuNfus
Ser ita pco Stepuet, % oil %oultrru0e
liu iii Sci noerltc ior AT ortfe Grin
nrinaer ira bort flare TToreldHo %
Geoc6n % Qierc ben 16oc, 11oe % 1Soe
9Rni, 1914, til Seitoo9c, Der otI leoe
/ ems 6utommelie iom uerltotteI'ge
min0cri0c Sage.
@lanot anoet or Der drrdngerct Tor
cn itiliuIo @anfet poo &eit 6pteL 9}ilz
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lima paa lloltiQiuQeaniuoen buor 81
bar NnleOninQ til al pie. boao vi bar
oo bpem oi er. Ser uil 2o9ct o9Ian
haze lit 6uucofontor. ioa @ita8uttcr %
Nampeieuter, 9riifebnherrer o9 800
ma~nSbpoamcr. @rurcrIstspiger 90 GSs
l%ofnrer. Hooclei5mpno og 0nu!eren9ss
tuiuoer ole bill meoe5 % gloe bulanoen
Ct rrliQt. firrliat @uauotrb..
NIc ~ariitiouinfoIt ma beitemnne iig
for al ocItnge / bi5ie 6~citIinheoer. Ser
for. ienN ino oit Nnpu % GbrcsIe, ind
at aotnitccu fan ina Ell CDeriigi oOer
IeltaQernes 2utoI iaa mart iom mus
lat. inu alt fan arrau9ere5 I'll olcs
Silfreo5heb.
arjtinnialancts THE @}ois0omite,
225 5t6 It. 20, g}iuuenpoIia, @iHu.
Sohn 8. gopim 1etr.,
10 2umber grhau8e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
"Yarn bar ies p9ret'|.

Barn bar ie8 ppret mco itranIeube
Die,
9Dtteupe 2ren og, balpaabcn Wunb;
Sumlet omtring paa DC inetI9ote Ssie,
2e9et meO SIomlter i Sommerens
StunS.
Sarn bar ieg poret meb Cans for Sc
bIshe,
SmeItcnbe Soner / Sil9Ienes Gang,
gIiteb' iiGr Dog sc Soner iaa iebe,
@lpoer bun npnneo iaa man9en en-
Sang.
Barn far ies bnret meo barnlige
Srpmme,
@iet en- %erben bibunberli9 ifien,
Sftet Cubs gnole iaa tiGrIiGe, smme,
g(aeteo at flbue Ill @uo nteD min
Bon.
Barn bar ies ppret mcb Sro pna Set
rene,
SgoIe os itisnne / olt, buao icg Ioa,
lloen at sine ben merfere Sceue:
Iantroen, Seaneu % &ipet set roo.
Barn bar iee peret iom lille" Ser
biemme,
2ebet i 2p al en- @~iGrligbeb bis,
Seq iom en- Spire / 6pIiteretS @jens
me,
5remneb for @itterbeb, @lllDe % Crib.
Barn bar jes oGret en- Sang, 6piltcn
2ptte,
Sarnooumen ioanot iom Ell imiIenbe
8ddr,
Sibt M fonmer Suttet nnar 5or9crre
trptte.
6uor 5Ieu Sc al BOG SC 0cilige Slar?
Barn bht ies brret - fun @inberne
bnre
2epe tnDnu iom ct Gpig6ebs @uIb;
Gno fan til Son9eu &c itemmc min
2pre,
@arme % itprfe min tirmpeuoe SipI.
Barn biz ieg bore, @ub 6abers zen
life,
SENS, 0, biGIp mig / @aruIig6eS
freml
Gip mig peo Nanoen Sin Strait til at
bile.
2ebc5 al sig til set bimmclife Stem!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
&Gr om6Dg9eli9
nlc0 &QrnetS 9irt,
SGt benz paa ret Sci meS ct apbt affs.
renbe Wiboci, % pnretas faa
bereS SiGf.

Weore er ofte llben @ioenSe meaet
ll9egploiae nteo oeres Sarn5 SiGt, ioet
ale tpineeS iii at ipiie Den iammte Slaas
Nsoe. Oct er en- ajeno5eiernina, at al
Seoe life betommer Dc foritieQige Der
ioner lige 9oot. Serfor ber u~noeaaes
hoao lpnes ar gtoe Barnet SoritoppeIie
% 'let 6oroeieIie, og iiteoet gipe scr iaas
oant, Der burtig forosieS.
9ot5 barnet bier anlR1 tl 6oritop>
pelle, buroe Der Itrar gioes ct milot Nj
feringsmiooel iii or hirlpe S,npuolnene.
6ermeo mene5 life itertt affsrenbc eLer
pur9dttoe gfioIer. hi aloria buroe Ser
atpes Sern noaet iaaonnt iom Snlte,
Yiller eler lienenoe. 6pao Barnet trpne
ger er tun en- lioeu Soiis af Sc milpeIte
geoieiner, iadbanre iom Tr. Cab
tpeQ's Sprip Yepiin. Ser otter tliinber
o~nlhna9eliae Weores Wening er bet ioes
ale Ntiooel for hpiItctiombelit Barn, Ser
bar GnIGa til 6%oritoppeIie. Ct iaalepes
pla9et Barn er uoiat for iau meaet. at
Silipn trGnees. SortisIeIie. 9iIes, sos
pebpine, Seunlesheo OF manae andre
YIaser, Iom Sern life burhe beiprres
meo. bar panIiapis lit llpipring al Sorz
itpppelie.
Nauae al ameritas meir iremrnaens
Be Samtiier er alorig uheu Sprlp Rep
lin. foroi ma aIorig tan pine naur Ell
eIer amber Acnlem vi Samilien trRnaer
Def. o. ale fan bnise bet. Suiiuoer
anbeioIer Del. oeriblauot Mrs. 81, e..
Satten, GlIlen Sunction. Soma. Tom az
brig er ben ioruoen / 0iemmet. Nrs.
Yatten Tiger. at Sprup Yepiin bar no
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27

SubilGuttssu ohiainaen.

Sen uorite 3ubiIuum5uoniaing no
icnoer / oi9ie Sage en- Ijocu iQuitreret
Sober, iom inbebol0cr &c piQtiqitc
2ata poa Sommeren5 lloiiatu99pros
grant Eerminerne for &c tempprrre
lloitilinger, 6orte9neIle oucr sc oiati9
tie aon9re9ier. Setter % 5iepner. iom
CT tnpttet Ill lloitiuiugen % Nriltionia.
Sen bril9cr besiioen @ileoer ira llo
itiuin9cn % ira 9anNct cIlcr5, ct Nart
ouer Sriitiunin. CT Start ouer Damp
iiib3s % Sernbnrcrlteruc i'll Norge
iamt eli @eitriuelie al lloitiaiuaeu.
Golocre- trpfte3 foreIsbiQ pno uorit,
init, enaeIlt % frarit / Ct Splag al
10000 Gremplarer. Solt bar lloitiIs
Iiuacn hiotil trpft og uoieuNt 10000
iluitrerte llbitiain956roturcr. Sirr
ira amcritn bar gfteriper9ieIcn citcr
ale SIa95 lloltiIing5trptiager prrct
mcQct itor.