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vera Cruz. November 22.-Unless there are unexpected developments, General Funston and his troops will be at sea on their way to the United States shortly after noon tomorrow. What forces arc to take the place of the Americans is not known tonight and perhaps will not be determined before the Americans are up- der way. As the government of Vera cruz simply will be abandoned. its govern ment probably will be undertaken by the strongest force appearing in the rear of the departing Americans
 Representatives of Gen. Candido Aguilar have been given every facility for inspec- : ton of the books and the work done by the Americans in the various depart ments.
 It Is said his men will succeed those of General Funston. but should the al- legged threats of the follows of Villa. Felix Diaz and others unfriendly to Carranza be carried out the occupation of Vera Cruz will be contested.
 While the American officials will take with them the moneys collected for cus- toms. the records and archives will be left with the American consul general. w. w. Canada. The Mexicans gaining control of the city will receive one thing large consignment of arms and ammuni- tion in the customs house ordered by General Huerta when he was President
 A large number of Americans continue to secure temporary quarters near the American consulate. Colonel Baker. the depot quartermaster. is being besieged with applications from Mexicans and Americans for passage on the army trans ports and the chartered steamer Antilla of the Ward line. Already reservations have been made for 800 persons on the Antilla, almost all of them Mexicans
 The American officers and men spent today packing their personal and com pany effects. The open air cafes pre- :. scented lively scene tonight hundreds of persons visiting them to bid good bye to the officers and men.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs CARRIERS PHONE : BUSINESS PHONE
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reIepbcne Rews for this Page &c
NDrs. Carter.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
WILLIAMS NEWELL.

A very pretty home wedding was
that of Miss Katherine E. Williams
and Mr.. Charles Edward Newell, son
of the late Mr. George F. Newell, of
Marietta, which took place Saturday
evening at o'clock at the home OF
the brides sister, Mrs. Hill Taylor,
in Griffin. Only the immediate fam
lilies and a few intimate friends were
present. The Rev. William Murray
performed the ceremony, and the
wedding march was played by Mrs.
Richard Deane. After congratula ,
lions, supper was served. Mr.. and
Southern for Toccoa.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
A NEW YEARS DINNER.

On New Years Eve about 25 of
Marietta's happiest married couples
none past ''life's meridian height. ="
enjoyed a beautiful dinner at tho
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Ander-
son. Mrs. j. 7, Anderson and Mrs,
}. d. Anderson were the hostessas
and arranged the tables. The dinner
was a typical christmas turkey"
with all the usual accomplishments
Inc dining table was set for only SIX
and had a tall silver loving cup,
hlled with poinsettias, as a center
piece and four silver candlesticks
around it holding red candles. Sill
yer goblets added to the beautiful
erect. There were ten small tables.
each set for four gusts, with a crys-
tai >andlestick holding a red candle
IN green rOsette, in the centers.
Besides the hostesses and their hus-
bands, the guests were DR.. and Mrs.
}. H. Patton, Mr.. and Mrs. Moultrie
Sessions, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Field,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Cole, Mr. am
Mrs. George Montgomery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adrian Cortelyou, Mr.. and MIS-.
Campbell Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
M. Brumby, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wyatt,
Jr., Mr., and Mrs. Ed Hunt, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Wyatt, Sr., Capt. ana
Mrs. John Boston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Northcutt, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
DuPre, Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. DuPre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Northcutt, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Massey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Mills Nc
Neel, Judge and Mrs. Newt Morris
and DR.. and Mrs. Howard Parkinson.
The dinner was at 7, and soon af-
ter 9 most of the guests went to Mrs.
A. S. Clay's reception for her son,
Mr.. Ryburn Clay, and his bride
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
MRS, LEES DINNER.

On New Years day Mrs. W. w.
lee gave dinner at her home on
IoAee street. The table had a
ou' glass bowl of bright hued fruits
VI a white lace center-pieee over red
"Ao delicious turkey dinner was
'oo' The dessert was a white
N"fi0tte russo and white cake. The
9ues's included Mrs. Lees sister,
u,. P9 Donahoo. of Gainesville, Mr..
:, IMAM Terry, Mr.. and Mrs. Green,
li, and Mrs. J. c. Worley and Mr..
and Mrs, Ralph Kirk.
a 1'' and Mrs, Lee have been resi-
u OF Marietta only a few months
~ are much pleased with their new
sides. ieN' oN al
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
A HOLIDAY DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. viii Lindsey enter
tanned party of friends last Sunday
with a dinner that included turkey
and eggnog and other delicious dain-
ties. Their guests included Mrs.
Sallie Hardridge, Mrs F. NJ. Gamer
on and daughter, Sarah, of Atlanta :;
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hicks, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coon Shaw, Hon, Herbert Clay,
Messrs. Marvin and Clyde Parker and
Miss Cecil Hill.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
A FAMILY REUNION.

On the 2Sth of December, at their
home near Woodstock, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. R. Brooks held family reunion
at which all their children and
grandchildren were present except
the family of Mr.. Carl Brooks, who
were absent on account of innss in
the family. There were Sc guests
at the bountiful dinner, including
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Griggs, of Mari
eta, and their six children; Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Brooks, of Woodstock, and
two children; Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Brooks, of Marietta, and two chill
dren; Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bentley and
six children, Mr.. and Mrs. Tate and
four children, and Mr. and Mrs. Will
Gresham, Of Woodstock, and one
child.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
MRS. HOPES DANCE.

On Friday evening Mrs. L. d.
Hoppe gave a dance for Miss Laura
Margaret Hoppe, Mr. Lewis Hoppe
and Miss Marguerite Blakeley. of
Griffin. A string band made music
for the dancers and delicious ices and
cakes were served, Mr.. Kenyon
Aahnar, of Atlanta, and Messrs. r =
nick Gregg and Donald Holden, OF
Colorado Springs, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Wallace were among the
out of town guests.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
PHONE $40.

Mrs Ed Groves has returned from
Acworth,
Miss Ellen Howell has returned to
New York.
Mrs. Mollie Martin will go to Flor
ida TO remain until next April,
Mr.. Deward Fuller spent the week
end with his brother at Concord.
Mrs. R. A. Hicks, of Gainesville,
visited relatives in Marietta last
week.
Mrs. John Roberts and her little
son have gone to Dechard, Tenn, to
visit relatives.
Miss Melissa May, of Atlanta,
spent the holidays with DR.. and Mrs.
E. L. Harris.
Mrs. S. C. McEachern attended the
wedding of Miss Alburta Glover and
Mr.. Kyle in Admission, Ala.
Ladies and mems white Sweaters
worth 81. 90, going fro 80 cents.
The German Store, L. Saul, prop.
Miss Matte Sutton has gone to
spend the winter with her only bro
Their in Jackson, Miss.
Mrs J. NJ Broughton, of Raleigh,
n. c., spent the weekend with Mrs.
G. C. Roberts.
Mrs. Murray Hawkins has return
ed from Mountville where she spent
several weeks with relatives.
Mr.. Robert Carter, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Carter, has sailed for
Porto Rico to spend three months.
Mrs. R. N. Holland and family
have returned from Tate, where they
spent the holidays with relatives.
All ladies suits, new suit and coats
going below cost. Don't fail to come
to the German Store and save money.
Solicitor Herbert Clay and M.
viii Lindsey have gone to Pickens
county on hunting trip of few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Handy have
come from Atlanta to live with their
mother Mrs. P. T. Handy, and are
being welcomed by many friends.
Misses Mary and Harriet Robson,
Irene Malone and Dorothy Smith
returned to Wesleyan College, Ma
con, Tuesday morning.
Among the new boarders at the
Kennesaw House are Mr.. Langford
and the professors in the public
schools Mr.. Quillian, Mr. .Siegel and
Mr.. Jackson.
1900 yards Ginghams, worth &c.,
brand new clean goods, going for Sc.
The German Store, L. Saul, Prop.
The family of Mr.. c. d. Gunter
have joined him in their new home
at Barnes Mill and they have as their
guests Mrs. J. 0. Elkins, of Atlanta
Mr.. Robert Harris has recovered
from the injury to his foot received
while hunting, and has returned to
Emory College, where he is in the
Sophomore class. =.
Mrs. Herndon has decided to re-
main with her brother, Mr. Ruede,
In Marietta and they have moved
into the house on Lawrence street
recently vacated by the family of Mr..
Mace Morris.
Mr. Mack Fowler and Mr.. Roy
Lovingood have returned from Urba-
ma Ohio where they attended dinner
dances given in honor of DR.. Elder
and his bride on Tuesday and We'd
nesday evening before the wedding
on Thursday evening.
Rev. G. W. Duval, of Marietta, was
IN Decatur Monday. Mr. Duval
made many friends here during his
pastorate Of the Decatur Methodist
church, He is a great admirer of
decatur and says it always seems
very much like home.-DeCalb New
Era.
MISS Lillian Tiepel has returned
from Atlanta, where she visited Miss
Grace Bell inDruid Hills. Miss Bell
gave a fancy dress party on New
ears eve at which Miss Tiepel APP
Peared as queen of hearts and was
very pretty in light blue crepe me-
'eor and white lace.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09
MISS SCHILLING ENTERTAINs

Miss Louise Schilling entertained
her sewing club last Wednesday and
had with her for a few days last
week Miss Anna Belle Reynolds, of
Greenville, S. c., and Misses Mary
Glynn and Willie La Fontaine, Of
Atlanta.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09

Good piano for rent at FREYER'S
MUSIC STORE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09

MONEY TO LOAN on good farm
lands at 6 per cent plus reasonable
commission. See me. J. GLENN
GILES, Attorney. dec5-Smo
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-09

A SUDDEN BREAKDOWN
on the road is often caused by lit
tie neglect in not looking over a car
before starting out.
Why not stop in here first and
have your auto put in first-class
condition? Our charges are moderate
and you will save many dollar on
future repairs.
We repair all kinds of machinery.
BRUMBY GARAGE
CHURCH STREET, MARIETTA, GA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
Cen nre On paa Snubafspren. Sra

&riItians'ltno meboelcs Den 10oc
Suli. &onoperfet iii Ben me Nura-
bp / Sltnoolen bliper iGroig ON en-
Waaneb. Tanoreierpoiret er | Tats-
balen oa bliper 200 Weter bit paa
SilIcoalSiioen. 9ebningen er f9rSig
% err baIptrebie ailometer lang og
Qoar / ret 2inie ira Snotaget / LET
Scrrrn. s 2illeoulselpen er ell 120
Mctcr lang MISUNDERSTANDING iPr-
sig. Zen beIpprli9aioroes peo
Slom oa trio Strem. Ouer oelt pan-
ifelige Sunoalselp islger Seonlngen
ben me Gro / en- Sioleringsfosie pao
9rolegcmet. s NpunlTNgct plsieS >
Meter opbe 0reitcr for &Ioat o9
@arolebningen. ~llofcre,ien al Bend
perfsonl9qoet er p~perbraget Eore-
poa9ens Stpberi. SnOebauere q. Mn-
berien & 2iib. Sanien, beriteoS, iom
ooiau lepcrcr on0et Irbeioe til Iiiro,
Iaalcbes Sauabanen / 2~illeoulel. Ir,
tcioct meb &aibpgningen her, iom
iirioer raft trent, uoipres ligeleocs
al Gerfltc0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
S%uroenSeir Selemarfen. Ct polb.

iomt Soroenpeir Ieoiaget al frnitige
NeGnbpger off Sen lite Suli Gfter.
miboog oper Noto0ocn. Selefonnet-
tet blep pOelagt paa Here Steoer o9
Ian1tligc Seleioner fom no az 6rnf-
ton. 2pnet ilog neo pna Here Ste.
Der, beloigpis roen at anrette Itsrrc
Sfaoe. Get iaa imiolertio itngt no,
"a 9pnet beo 7.5ioen antGnote Sal.
peteriabrifenS Spnbrs. Get ilog neo
/ Ell Transformation, bporpeo Glen
fom ibranb. SIoen forplantebe iia
berira iii Ell al GGggene, 'om mart
itob / Ing Cue. Get ailtomatiife
Sliifningsaoparat traaote imibIertib
itrnr / 8irfiombeb, og granoen blso
temmeIig burtig %illiffet. @9geen bar
ba belt iorfullet, Iigeiom Ser bar
brHnot Sui / Saget. GnbeI Waifi.
rcr og glppnrater blep ogiaa soelagt.
2ibt %Ieiiere Hog 2pnei neb / Den elef.
triife 9ebning. Tom brineer &rait iii
8oaroen Sunga. Gnoel Smelteitpf.
fer iprang og Ser opitoo aortiltf.
Ming. men IeIpe 8anrben bleu beloig.
pis ~iorifaanet for Slospaaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
Norge 1914,

Tplfcmbaapcn, al DR.. Yngpar Niel.
fen, 1888 Sioer trpft / iom1ne Spper
Tom "Iecorab.Yoiten" meo 9ilIeoer
al giospoIosm9nbene O.. |. b., folio
OF pent inbbunbet 0.5O. Meo $50.
iten" $3.50.
Erastnosaren, $40 eioer, meS
Sptoeraiier al gibspoIbsmpnSenc
o.. (. b. beftet / ct paffert SmIIag
meb Oct norife Saaben pper SiteIen,
O.75. Meo Soften" S1.75.
Spr ret at lore at foritaa @etpb.
ninsen al Oct 100 IarsiubiIni,m,
Tom pil bline ferret / Norse i 1914,
bsr man anifaffe fig en- al bisie 10.
gauer al "Norge ! 1914.
ut I9ie ON @reipenbeoerne / 1914
err lom at I9ie en- ipGnoenoe @oman,
men 2aierne bar besuoen Den SiI'
ireositiIIelie. at &omanen er ianb ira
@egpnbelie iii Gn0e.
g.. Ynnnbiem Ym%bliibins &c.,
2eeurab, Soma,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
Sm Sfuabranocn i StorecIpcba.

len Ifripes Ill "Iitenpolten", of Oct
III ~citerpoo Ter itpgt no poa @rano-
lteoet. Sfogen itoar Der afipio, fort
% gull; bare bit pa her roger ser op
Ell lioen Slpnge SrGr, iom bar be.
bolot lin grsnne Sarpe, men oct bill
neppe bare lpnge, isr ogiaa oisie
terfer. 9ronoen POLITE. iom rine.
li9t fan pore, itor Sorifrptfelie
bIanot Sfo8enS Gpr. Mon iaa S0,
rem boppe rem ira lit Sfiuleiteo oa
ipttc ofiteo i-Iange 9pr forau De her.
ienbe Siler, oq ret iom oct par fom
belle SIoffe al Storfugl farenoe. Ser
or cnonu ooifillig Torme igicn /
Miarfen, / 9on1le Spriitubber og Sig.
meade o. beriom ser life fonrmsr
Heen, bill Sloen enonu lGnee boloe
iiJ line.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28

isgte Den, ioa paa mig 20 gao mig
Cen tilbage, ioet ban rpitet pad so.
oeoet % fom me0 en- gem~erfnina.
iom ie5 ! min OpbioieIie life ioritoo.
NoturIiguis ~iIltttet ieg oeraT, of min
6rpgt bar Bit til @isbeo. Sea Itaf
min Gbef til mig on opis9te en- Zen,
bucm ieg i%ortoIte min Cpleuelie.
~Si5 mia oog engand oen Gbef,"
iagoe ban, "oeu er iuloit0r0ia / Or.
ocu. on ifdl blot IOentiiicere Dig"
VI Of ga til5oge til 9aufeH.
aasicrcren flenote min Zen, og
Nengene bleu mig itrar u06etalt.
Men ierit ga ieg isltc Sc rpe Seo.
Ter fnitre ! min 0odn0. oar lea iiffer
pea. at oct belle life uar en- Grem.
Get par en- tor &unfe Seoler, ca
ieG ioroelte Dem I ale mine CONNER,
ian at lea fuaOe ioIe Dem. oueralt,
bpor ieg itaf min 0dano nco.
"a lea ON Niteucn fom til nit
SotcI. moa Gc life tro. at lea Iagoe
Seolcrne ira mia. &ei. ieg ioU /
iulo VnatIponuq. for at lea life.
nonr lea uaa1net ON Niorgencn, ifltl.
De tro. at oct belle uar Ell 1rem."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
Goiiuus icritc cpHnoclic.

G0iion iortpller isl9enoe CpleoeI.
ie til en- al line @etlenote:
"a lea tom til Ncip 9orf for at
iplQe min Cpiiuoelie uGreoe ieg itor
3uil ON oens &Gro. Sea uiolte, at
Sen uar meget nnttig, men alIigeueI
BAR lea fife riltiG peI tllnooe. "a lea
6e1au mig hen iii Sen 6a6rltant me6
hpem ieg ifllIoe 'orbarole on oenS
9proi. "a lea par @llt houOe leg
cite lrn1tc3 elter al eic 5000 Gol-
lars. og lea boIot ogiaa ioit ueo oen.
ne lnnfe, ifisnt jeg mango 8ange
iaa6e iii mia icIu, at ieJ goot fnnoe
Giere set ior 1000. "a 6abrifan'
ZEN ipurqte mig, %huorneget ieg for.
lougtc. ipurgtc ieg Deficient hUornre.
oet ban bapoe tGntt paa at 6etnIc
mig.
aom iqieu / @or1eu tl6Iig iUarte
Fan. Seq glt Iod hlem og oretilte ON
mine 5000 Collars 6ormlie. iom leg
moaIfe ifuloe blipc / @ciiOoeIie al.
"a lea npitc Morgen iao 6o6ri.
~fan.rn. iogoe han meo en- aigiort be-
itemt Mine: vi oil betaIe Fem 40.
600 Collars og life en- Gent mere,
Sea par lige ueo al ialoe Armagt,
men / 2e6et al 3 Winut.er hoooe ieg
iot NIT Rauu unOer aontraften og
beianot mig pna Gaoeu meo min
Gbef / Saanoen.
glt oaniet FOR mine Zine. "a be-
ounote lea at tpnfe paa De 10000,
ser ipnes mig at pRre 10000 MiIIi.
oner. % ieg iasoe iii mig ieIo:
~Som. Oh er BIT beoraget, Den
Gbef er life uoset upro."
ga ieg oereitcr gif I'll Sanfen =
lea hapoe alorlg ppret | en- ldaoan -
GA i~oreuiite min Chef, unoret Der mig
lIet life, at aasiercren reie unoer'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
Sanif.I raentincrc iamles.

Sreoericia meooeles Den Sbe S'uIi.
ga. 80 Ganif'argentinere bar iooa
bolbi Steune / 5reoericia. Ter inc.
leoeoes meo Ell 6rofoit. oeo boiIfen
9pens @orgmeiter beo peIfommen.
bporeiter Der boIotes 5aIer Of Hebof.
tor Slialiang. Troiesior aarI 2arien
ca Hebaftsr Crap al WiooeIiort. Gi.
ter Srofoiten gif man en- 5ur Soa
9oIoen, os oeo General 9unbinas
Monument gsp @orsmeiter 0alenti.
uer. Brandt en- S%filoring az Sreoeri.
cias Siitorie % Gle Suli.S Iaset. Der
illittebcs ainleo ct geisg paa Stutte.
~rigoarSen / Strib FAINT Wiobag %
Bal paa SaoeboteIlet ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
Sanacritcpncts Hcgnifnb.

man op9iort Snngerlteunet5 Nc1n.
lfab, iom poa BET nprnlcite uopiicr
Balance, ioet iaopcl Suotrgt iom TO-
gilt ifal oreie iig ON 10000 aro.
her. iortpller "2rebl." Ger pil MT.
ligenS blipe ct i~ibetpoelis ~lnoerifuo,
men bette oater man iicainlo at oGf-
fc peo ct Tar &once,ter I'll Soften,
ioa 8arontiiterne Ilipper at plln9c
ub meo noget. Sangeritcunets Nj
glitter til llbitiuiugen belober iig til
ca. $4,000 SIR, iom man boa baaber
of iaa Ell Smltlc re0rceret. aonliteen
o9ter at laoe iioarbcioe Ell geretnina
ON Songerieitcn, % bl. a. al Sen-
inn BERTH oil oct bore iGrbeleS en-
ifelig, at llbitiliingen piicr zig iaa
imeoefommenoe iom mulig peo Oct
efoncmiifc Spgier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
SCrpcrf paa airfeaaarScn. Iro

SANDERS me0ocles Den lite Sui. st
a%iifpeligt SGrperf bar / Iat iunoet
Steb paa Hanoers gomle airfegooro.
"a Opipnsmanoen imorges luffeoe
airte9onrben on. ioa ban, Of ser oor
ilaoet no9le @rnpmonumenter iitpf.
fer, og "a ban iaa nPrmere til, piite
oet Tia az bette bar SiIi9lbet npiien
ooer belle airfeaaarben. Rogle gsl.
Ter far, rimeliguis ueb Of traple oper
@aagen, ifdiiet ia Nogang, oa &c
haooe soeIa9t Iolt 80 @rapmonumen.
ter; nogIe er blot opltebe, andre or
ilaaeoe iuloitGnoigt iitptfcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
Trimcrfcr inoiprcs / Nurec. Z


rar zoe Suli 60 Iar iioen ems Norto
inoiprtes ! Ncrge pes 2op Al zoe
Sill 1850. %egtproccaic Tor CT
enfclt cIIcr a~lmtinoelig 9rep bar ier
Sen Sio 81 500 - ca. - @rom. 60.
ren al 1854 iattc @egtprocc5ien I'll
ct 500 - ca. t6 8ront. Tortoen
for ct e1lfeIt @rcp par tioliGcrc iiocu
9op al 1913 4 Sfillingcr ior Ni'tnn-
Sc inbtil 20 Nfil oo S StillinGer Tor
Iiitanoe oper 20 Nil, ier 1913 iioen
2oo al 1888 bar Eortoen for ct Ell.
felt 9rcp A SfillinNcr Tor Ifltanoc
inotil 6 Mil, 6 SfilIingcr ior inotil
- Mil, s Sfillinger inOtil IS WtiI,
10 SfilIingcr for inotil 1S-2l WtlI,
~ SfiIIinQcr for 24-36 Wtil, "A
Sfillinoer for $40 Ntil og iaole-
be9 itigeroe 3 Sfillinaer ior boer II
Wfil cller Gel oeroi. Sopen al 1894
(Yortoreiormen) inoiertc Ell Norto
al / SfiIlingcr for enfclt forltobctdlt
@rep uonieet Ailtano %inoenIor Can.
betS @rGnie og ) Sfillinger, noor
@rcpct life iorltobetaltcs. Samtioiq
inbfertcS pc0 Sopen al Den zoe Sult
1854 9rllgen al A Fittings Srimer.
fer. Triicn for 100 6rinlcrtcr lfuIoe
purc 8 Spccioaler 81 Sfillinger =
1854 SfiIIinger. Mion lit iaaIeoe@
oengang og ienere / ca. bolpt bltn'
oreoe gar - 4 Vroccut Nobat pco
&leb al belle Slnbre0er. SIocn 1871
er Nortoen 3 Sfill. = 10 gre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
Dc nurif.amcrifanife Sauecrc. Sro

Sronobiem mebbeles Sen 10oe SrlIi.
Sgaor bolot be norif-omerifanife
Sangere lin iioite aonccrt. Soag
meotes sc for at boIoe Speier. q
fit tilbage De Eenge, iom Be bapoe De-
poneret til ct 8arantifono, ca. 100
arpner for bpcr, % oes,loen Gnoel,
'om bar iparet pes Neoilftion / Dill
letpriicrne. Gnoelig fif De ogiaa ca.
36 &roner bper iom ltobptte al Son.
certerre Der / 9anoet. Ser err peo
oisie aoncerter inofommet ialt 6,460
&roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
T!pnt i.Wurolano. Sra

GAVIN WYNN Nlu $lNllb'
hiem meooeIes Den lite HliIi. Se
iioite Cages bsie Semperatur bar
braat o0iaa observation-disclosures til at
itige. NaneeIuen .bar iaaIeoeS / ilere
9egn itaaet bsiere, enc Sen pIeier,
ieIp unoer Tadrilommcu Nco Nep.
elpen gif %nnbet iaa helt ionl ca. 80
Gm. per @uIpet / CT itsrrc Sn9brug ;
Sriiten maatte inbitilIc$. 6rrpeior.
binbellen pcs Spcraane5 muattc al.
trnoes poa 8rlno Al 6en itore
@~anNmrnaoe. Seller fife peo Scr.
aeite0et EtpperneS fun6c Sraiitcn op.
retboloes. Cppe ! Heuu3baIcn ltoo
Niger o. eng praftiif tall UNDER
@uno, o. paa cnfelte Ste0cr par man
her moot iii at 70 meb @nlb mcllcnl
@liene. Greoturerne iii man paa
Here Gsgn life bicm ira llomorfen.
% SlelouanoGle Iteg / Sobct az fod
Gage ianIeocs, at DC blcp rene Snb.
iieer. &co Storfoishei off &onOct
oper IIiarueien, iaa al Craft iton-
ic6e. Mtan fmtoe 70 ino / tptfe @ran-
ifoqen. Taa Heuelpen tlmbc mon
o1iaa 70 ino nteIIem W|encr@ NIante-
letter. 8 SaItcn bar 6Iomnen boz
ret ioa itor lom life / M}on0& Minoe;
Sernbancn ouer 6ineioct lager lie.
relteos unber Tnnb, o. &anocne bIeu
'aa itorc, Of &iSlaitnin9cu mnatte
inoitiIIes. Sra Suliticlmo mcloes,
at ollie @roer ouer Glpene itdl pare
feiet bort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
MS,es,,r ; W;sor, 0,o~r,

ISiesior / @iborq. Sucrret.
emll Sanmericb er aigaact pes %.
Cen unoer CT alluifopboIo / aarhus.
90 Gar oammeI.
Girettsr 81. Springbora. 9f.
tle'cIItabet 4. L Sprinabor15 "a.
britcr, or niaooct peO Ieoen / Nal.
bora c'tcr en- 0pcrotior. Il Mar al.
~ aontorchci / SauomanNSbanfelt
Nicrla @eren0t er oIJcact pco Geoen
a. ct NlerteiIoa. 81 Mar al.
en- Geternn ira 1S4S, Nu5.
mono Feter Scnien @oaurs. or $50.
IS Tor Qanmlel.
6hp. S~tIit.prooit o. Sonnc-
prcit for Gcobu % Niuaicbsllc NE,
uiNhcbcr = z. N5ieuS er 300 ;
@icutoitc, ST 9lor al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-28
"8anacr Tpli". Sra 9iIleitrer

"8angcr Gplf". Sra Stlleltrem
maIoes ben 7he Sltli. Oct inc 9Ier.
cpIor, ionl or brsgct neb @erf.
Iteoet pno 9illeitrsmme:L bleu
bIeu omtolt / "|erbens Sang, blep
ioitcn prepeilsiet. aaptein Sem 80.
COHEN, mco @erfiteoetS Wefonlfer
iom Eosiager, off pp peo 7,3O-2ibcn,
% Oct piite fig, at acropIanet flnoe
m~orleprcreS uonlcrfet. Set lpItret
&oret meo Sen ~iterlte 9etbeS, og Mo.
torcit orbeioet belt tilireosltillenoc.
Gitcrot man hapbe pGret oppe | 2r's
TEN lpngc nof til at gjere neio9tigc
Grioringcr mco Senipn til Ieropla-
nets Stpreepne, lanoet man uoen
minoite llbelO. "@anger Noli" er
Get treble Ieroplan, lon or bpgget
peo 6lppeperfitebct paa Sllleltrem-
men unber Gaptein Gem Socobiens
2cDclie, % set piier Jig, of port 6Ips
pcperfiteo fan fonfurrere mcb DC
ubenIanoife / @pgning al 5Ippenla'
finer.