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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-10-02
THEATRICAL



Tommy Hyde, a featured men,
Der of George Evans Honey Boy
Minstrels is to hold forth at the
Ben Ali, Lexington, October 5 and
6. He is presented on the program
of the Ministries as Americas Great
est Soft. Shoe Dancer" This claim
entities him to place in the history
of minstrelsy along with Barney
Pagan, Billy Emerson, George Prim-
rose and other opponents of the art
of TerpsichOre.
Mr.. Hyde is also director. of the
dancing crops of the Honey Boy
show and has full charge, of the en-
gaging and training of = the twenty
'nimble footed young fellows whose
graceful stepping attracts much ap-
plause at each performance. This
department of a minstrelS~ show is
probably the hardest oneSof all, for it
requires nearly all summer to en-
gage and perfect able young dancers
eligible, and it, may beS said to be
quite feature in. the cap of this
modest young fellow that he success
fully fills this important; post with
what is conceded to bel America
largest and best minstrel administra-
ton. (2-2t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-10-02
MATRIMONIAL
HAYlES-SCHEJJHOLZ.

! HAYES-SCHEUHO
! Desiring to avoid the excitement
and the stress of a church wedding
Mr. James, M. Hayes salesman for
the sLs Marx Company, and Miss
Clara Ssheuholz. a. society belle of
Newport, came to Paris yesterday
morning and, securing marriage
license. from Countya Clerk Pearce
Patton, were taken to the residence of
Rev. W.. E. Ellis, Of thes Christian
Church., and shortly afterward unit
ed in marriage. ~
Friends offs the young couple had
planned a &joliifications and wedding
fete for them; following the wedding,
which had been scheduled to take
place at the home of thenhride's par
ents in Newport, but desiring to avoid
it, they decided to outwits. the await
| ing friends, and while the prepare
lions for merrymaking. went on they
slipped away and were married here.
After the ceremony they left for Lex
! ington, where they will remain un
til this morning, when they; will re-
turn to Newport for explanations ant
congratulations.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-10-02
STILL sHooTIN' AT Us!

Editor Jim Allen, in. the Cynthi-
ana Democrat, takes the following
shots at Paris: =
.''By going "dry" Paris has turned
the Booze. Specials right flank.
ct is said the Geo. Alexander bank
at Paris will be; able to pay deposit
tors % cents on the dollar.
"The' best thing lexington can do
now is. to double track the interur-
ban With Paris dry the boys can't
pass each other on a single track.
Some editors are born unfOrtun-
ate, some achieve misfortune and
some have misfortune thrust upon
them But the bonehead who dis
,cusses local option after the fight is
ended in his town ought to be bored
for, the simples."
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-10-02
"coMff4G EVENTS CAST
THEIR SHADOW BEFORE"

The Maysville Bulletin says:
Saturday, as all the liquor houses
in this city were closed, the pestifer
Gus bootlegger was out in full force
and while their traffic in wet goods
was. conducted under cover as much
as possible Chief Mackey succeeded
in arresting William Edgar and John
Breckenridge, both colored, and their
stock of booze and beer, consisting of
eight large baskets full was seized"
Another paper states that the
'"bootleggers" had their heaquarters
Immediately behind the county jail!
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-10-02
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS.

Democrats, don't fail toreg-
ister on tuesday, Oct. 6. If
you fail to register on that
dgy you will be barred from
voting in any election for 12
months. Register.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-10-02
FOR RENT.

Two Office, rooms over. Deposit
Bank, lately occupied by DR.. Clara B.
Mathews Apply to undersigned.
(29-tf1 DEPOSIT BANK.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-06-24
dat Mule. :"

Down in GAINESVILLE, where |
used to live, " relates DR.. Wash
burn Yount, there was an old
colored man who owned a mule.
He had more respect for that
mule than for any man, white or
black. Billy claimed that the
animal could do anything but
talk, and that ne didn't talk be-
cause be understood the SUPERIOR
wisdom of keeping still.
well, one day that mule was
lost, strayed or stolen. Uncle
Billy nearly had a fit. He search
ed diligently all day long and at
the end of the day he was about
ready to lie down and die. A
friend tried to help him.
Uncle Billy, he said, why
don't you advertise for that
mule?'
'Whyn't All what?'
Advertise. Put a piece in
the paper saying that he's lost.
That will bring him back if any,
thing will
"Uncle Billy laughed for the
first time that day.
White man. he said, be-
tween chuckles, dat mule er a
powerful smaht animble, he suah
are-but, Lawd bless you, he
can't read de newspapahs!"
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-06-24

cause they are pleased. not to
keep you awake.
Thank your landlord for the
attentions of her children. 1t is
but an innocent curiosity which
prompts them to explore your
trunk.
Get on good terms at once
with your fellow boarders. May.
be you can borrow money of
them.
Do not call your landlord a
robber. He may only a thief.
Be very careful of your table
manners. 1t is quite rude to be-
come excited and babble inco-
herently if food is brought to the
table.
IF you are asked to sing, do it.
1t is their own fault.
When srrolling in the meadow,
see the bull before he sees you.
In plucking fruit from the
trees, select the best. You are
entitled to it, heavens knows!
Do not allow the hired man
to become familiar unless you
need a drink.
Go home ten days sooner than
you expected to do. This may
save your life. Judge.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-06-24
Can't Keep II Secret.

The splendid work of Chamberlain's
Tablets is..daily becoming more widely
known. No such grand remedy for
stomach and liver troubles has ever
been known. For sale by PAUL Drug
Co. AID
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-06-24
Shake off Your rheumatism.

Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. Try twenty-five cent
soUtle of Chamberlain's Liniment and
dee how quickly your rheumatic pains
disappear Sold by PAUL Drug Co.
All
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-06-24
Food Trees.

Did you know that in some
countries good part of the food
comes from trees? For instance,
in Venezuela is the COW tree,
which derives its name from the
fact that when the trunk is cut
a stream of milk gushes out
milk of thick, creamy consis:en-
cy, with a balmy fragrance,
The milk flows best in the early
morning and at sunset. At these
times the natives come from far
and near with bowls or pals to
get their family supply of the
milk. It is of such thickness
that if left to "set" it very soon
becomes cheese.
Another one of natures diaries
is the butter tree. The name is
also given to several tropical
trees which yield certain oils that
can be used for butter. The real
butter tree grows in central At
RIGA. From the kernels of the
fruit is obtained rich butter that
can be preserved for a year or
uIDIe
Ia order 10 MAKE tn- meal
complete there should be bread to
60 with the butter, and this is
provided by the bread tree,
which flourishes in the islands of
the Pacific. The tree is of good
size, with large lobed leaves and
fruit of a roundish form, from
four to seven inches in diameter.
This fruit when baked, resembles
bread somewhat, and is eaten by
the natives as such.
A boon to the weavy wayfarer
is the travellers tree, found in
Madagascar. 1t will grow in the
most arid desert, and no matter
how dry the weather is, quart
of water always flows out when
the stalk is punctured. The wat
er is pure, clear and pleasant to
the taste. The leaves of the tree
are from 10 to Is feet in length.
In order to provide light for
their darkness, the natives of the
South Sea islands make use of
the candle tree. Its fruit is
heart.shaped and the seeds when
boiled make tallow that is excel
lent for candles. The natives
remove the shells, bake and
string the kernels and preserve
them. Five or six of the kernels
are enough to supply a good.
clear light.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-06-24
Tax Notice.

Parties owing town taxes for the
year 1914 are requested to settle at
once. 6 per cent. penalty added Oct.
lst. w. B. Patteson,
32-tf. Collector.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-06-24
Our Rights at Panama.

Panama Canal is the one which
at the present moment is receiv-
ing the least attention. 1t is for
this reason only that the present
writer has considered it oppor-
tune and a patriotic duty to dis
cuss at this time the meaning of
the Hay auncefote Treaty.
The real issue regarding the
Panama Canal is not its econo.
mic advantages; which codsider-
ing he small amount OF inter-
oceanic and transoceanic ship
ping owned by the people of the
United States, is a matter of Sec
ondary interest. The vital ques-
ton is does the Government of
the United States possess su-
premacy in the Panama Canal,
or does it not? Do other nations
possess entire equality" with
the United States in respect of
the conditions, mot to men
ton the charges of traffic. or
"otherwise?"
Those who interpret the Sec
ond Hay Pauncefote Treaty, now
in force, in such a manner as to
include the United States among
the nations which are to observe
the rules laid down by the United
States alone for the use of the
canal have apparently over
looked the fact that by that in
depreciation the canal is free and
open to the vessels of war of the
United States and those of other
countries on precisely the same
terms
II IhIs interpretation be cor
rect, the Government o. the
United States, as builder and
owner of the canal, is either re-
CURED to pay tolls for passage
through the canal of it's vessels
of war, or the vessels of war of
other nations are entitled to pass
without payment.
1t has never been contended by
any one who has discussed this
subject that the canal may not
in accordance with the teaty,
under certain circumstances be
closed to the vessels of war of
other nations, or that the war
vessels of the United States are
to pay tolls, or that other war
vessels may pass through the
canal without payment. Such
an Interpretation would prohibit
the Government of the United
States, the builder and owner of
the canal, from embarking or
disembarking troops within the
Canal Zone, revictualing its own
ships therein, or permitting its
own vessels to remain in the
waters of the canal or inside the
three-mile limit beyond a specifi-
ed time. Finally, it would pre-
vent the Government of the
United States from closing the
canal to a fleet intending hostili-
ties against the territory of the
United States so long as it OBJ
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-06-24

premecy of the Government of
the Unined States in the canal
and abandoning all the results,
achieved with so much difficulty,
in the course of the negotiations.
From Supremacy ia the PAN
anna Canal" by David Jayne
Hill, in the American Review of
Reviews for June.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-06-24
Important Point.

Mrs. Ross was making her
first transatlantic voyage, and
naturally was as full of questions
as a civil service examination.
You must pardon my igno-
rance, Captain" said the good
woman busting up to the boss of
the ship Que day. ''but there is
something puzzles me exceeding
ly. How do you find your way
across this immense ocean,"
by means of the compass
madame" cheerfully answered
the captain. THE needle al
ways points directly to the north.
Eyes, / see," musingly re.
joined Mrs. Ross, but suppose
you wanted to go south?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04

lin TiIlutniul iii Yrcf. Nreits' saf
pco ct rnnae,lbe Siirraraab Tor oen
eIifprrSiac apmmanoant.
Otter @cisset | @ittenbera % 81
ienoh ifnloc Ser roaet ~ltorartet til
Tor at prffe ubelt @egciltrin9 blanot
@nt.erne. Set 'arot Sc ga caida |
GrIn. Sc!uerbomcn. - Tomtirtet
/ aeIn, - or bel Ct al DC prratlalte.
on, life oct prUgtioite llotrpf Tor Den
aotiite 9peaetinit. Ut Itaa foran %
bctroaic oerne 0irfe or life blot I'M
rpnerenSc, oct or lonlfe opcrpGINcn
Sc. Ncact iau foloSinlt % pnn liant
me Sio iaa INT % sratisit fnn nep'
pc trnfes. luret minNre be'tripes
Set nlaa ices.
aeIu iorreitcn er Ell rafter IN.
S;oar er Der en- itsrre lo'tilltn9 al
tuife % siterriaife @icnitanoc vt
asIn l;e9er pes Hhinen giper 10 On
Ell oaion eli piS "Treitise", ltlsnt
benne nlcnet omtaIte Sloo 'let life
er ipnoerlle paffer netop pao bette
StcN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04

en- operlegen o. irigiort E~erionlig.
beos BIonS o. isrte lin 9lan MOB
Maalet ntee cit albria iuigtenoe
N%anoiabeo, ScIobeberlfeI'e % aIcet,
alt booret oppe al set Sabre.
lanS$linS. 'om ! en- tor SiS life til.
ldoer mluhre eller pcriouIiac Sen.
nm at alsre 'ia gi0loenoc.
gao mia mlroea en- Sceue ira SC
met beoTacoe Gage / 1905 - Sen
tlenoteauer Sbriition Widelien Be.
ore emo moule Gro. Ser fom ct
telegram, betp0utng5fulot ia ifiGb.
%le'oan1ert. Tor llnionen. en- StdtS
mano al Dem ior hueut Soriiatia.
beS er ocn encitc 0n6. irufet lit
Nooe, ION por ban raunlet al ct
SIag. ga ilo1 MiteIicr baru poo
StnIoeren mco Sc Gro: "Op mco
Sopeoet MuuN. MI er lcrcS @eis.
ael'eS Si0".
: Nor9es NeieNelie2iio bar oct
StotSmlinlter MitcIicn. iont lrrte
oS at bGre No6et heit. vt San0lin.
gctS Spruitiaheo tt llotruf / bans
Stiftelle. Spegeu lcltc ON bans
STber. Giuene lnitc moo Sen Srcnl.
ito Oct lfllet ino l.. San bulaet Bel
incident 1untIc WooiGmiuger, iorio.
net % goo SmupuIier. SET par, icm
ON oct politlifc Rag moattc imeltc
'or hans emil on al p~erionIio o9
imaoIig observation-disclosures ilpQtc poa
SHr Tor bans M~aroi1hc0.
tn Folititcr u6en Nua % uSen
6or'pngelighe6, - aIIercoc set err
Ell SicIocnbeo. Naor oiSic neaa.
tioe 6ortriu ioreueS mes @ilien Ill
po'ittp Sauoline. mcS Gpnen iii at
'c MaoIet % beQeiitrc andre for set
"a bar man Nsuoinaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
CT Iioem cpIpSnin8.

"Solfeblabet" for Sbc Suli bette
Gar ftnbes ct Tibet Siptfe optaeet pilts
not fra norTfe @lapc ~ansaaenoe en- biz
Sron @ibtanne, iom for ca. 3 Iar
iiben bar / Norse pg bed lin Sjemton,it
bapbe iamIet en- @dbe pan 1000 &ros
,ter, ipm ie1otes til bans Siembpeo
Soltoalen for at beitpre5 al Sanitetss
forenineen / n9pnte @rgo. Senere
ienbte ,tGpnte s. Mibtanne 500 aroner
Iaa set belle belsb Jig til 1900
Groner.
Sisie Splpsninocr, Tom eibes / Slas
bene, er noeet mispiienpc, p9 bill Serfor
oipes en- Sci Sp~lbsnin9er, ipnn tan
fate Sp3 oper Sagen.
Spm a1erebe nRnnt bar unbertees
nebe iamlet ialt 1900 aroner Tom en-
@ane til SpltauIens Empowering ion1
ct urerIiot Sonh. nm gcnterne ian be-
nbtfes.
Wen ba Ser life enSba er oprettet mo-
gen icIpit9noia Notwithstanding
/ Spltaalen. iaa heitpres nGonte Sono
al SoItaolers Notwithstanding.
Hrpnte SanitetSfprening dn'rtter
baane SanitetsieItre % @enighebsIss
tire.
8enterne al nGpnte Sono tan Inn
bruaes til at lerte @enieheosleltre %
life SaniietsIsitre.
Set er oerior misbiienbe mar Sas
aen freinitiles ion ON @aben tiIherer
SuItauIens Sanitetsforenine; tbi i iaa
SiIfnIoe tunoc 10 Sanitetsisitre lsns
ues al Sonbets Nenter iaapeI iom @es
niebensisitre.
@apen bar eipet til SoltaaIen Spees
iorening til at Senterne at Isnne Ell
Neniehebsisiter.
90 ian mart en- Weniebeosipeeforz
ening oprettes / S~oItaalen. bill nrpnte
8ape paa 1900 8rpner tiIfsre Renies
beesineeforeninsen.
Wen for n9rprrenbe beitpres n4pnte
Sono al Sanitetsforeninsen til at 8ens
terne at Isune en- TeniebsSsIefter.
@rbebieit
Srcn 8. IiStoune.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
Sil Sor9bpeaer | sttmerifa.

Sen 3un1ite Ser er neolat for at fore
itan Snoiamlinsen til ct @amlebiem /
Sprie, ienoer / bisie Sage runht til aie
Soribb9ger sc beb ON, ct Girtll9r, Der
aiper SpIpsnina ON Soreta9euoet %
om Sllciomlinseu. &pi5 abmiteen life
bar ienpt Sem CT Girfuler, iua ltrip til
Ell al ~ielgenoe, % De oil meO @lGpc
ienbe Sem ct GirtulGr, Scr iitterIigen
nil interesiere Sent. 0omiteen beitaor
al Yuitpr :. Y. 9sbre, 51S @olnut Ct.
@rnnD SORTS, 81. Sat. Sormanb; u.
SpcrIon. @ation. @iun., Sefreter; y.
e. Saeen, Nbercrombie, q. Sat, &asz
ierer.
airre Sen ira Sorie, Ear on life
bsrt fra os, ioa Lab ps bore fra Dig.
iun hi fan forn,e / SorbinbelIe | Ins
I%ehnille al bernie tore sag.
Yad Gpntiteens @eane,
q. s. 2pbre, Sorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04

Sp.: 1. Spcr meset pur Den ncriie
aonee I 9en?
2. Or Der Solfet eacr 8c9ierin9en,
TOM orIaer Trriibent2
epar: lltsifterne til 0pnscbn'et
ct pmfrins ar. 100000 ON aarct.
.. Solicit siennem fine oertil palstc
Stebfsrtrebcre, acknowledgements.
Sp.: Seq bar en- Irp / 9anrnarf paa
ct 6erreosiontor, iom bar o1ret / Ses
iibbeIie af iaurntc for ober ct balpt
Iar. Seq bar ifreoet til SuIomG9tis
gen to @ange. men iii 0ato intet bort.
0por ifaI lie sbeuperoe mig for SeIsbet?
spar: &c fan I. Gr. benuenbc
Tenn til ben banfe &onfml | Chicago:
Gpnfulate Of 9enmarf, Gbieasu, III.
Sp.: Spor finSeS Der ct euot nprlt
Mberbpmsbiem?
Spar: Ser CT ct mt nprf Tlber'
bun,sbiem | sturp 9th, Soua. Strip
til 8ep. &. 9. @uttebue, sturp Gitp,
Soma.
So.: I. San en- Sieneitefarl paa Ell
Sarm fad gritatnine at en- 5armer /
Iinneiptn. nanr ban er fornmen TIL
ifaoe beb at nrbeibe nteb frebeli9e
Sarmreo Itaber % bar upibenbe ON
fanmes StrebcIisbeS, for otter at ban
tom tiIfabe?
9. Stol Sarmeren betale Softor %
Iaebiein % ben lopepe 2en iarnt Bodrb
% 2ogi / SEN Sib. iom ban ct noe al
Stanb til Irbeibe2
spar: 1. Oct pil bel fumtte an paa
be nermere Smitenbisbeber. &c bsr
intet furetaec, fsr Sc bar raabfsrt Sem
meb cit Sasfsrer.
2. Ga, buis SfSloen nbeluffenbe bar
Jarmerens.
Sp.: Soab Sioe paa en- Bel Ital ct
"Seam" taee af. naar Ell Iutomobil
fommer baseitcr? q. tror at "Seomet"
ital taae til %benitre, os 9. tror til beire.
Snem bar Het?
z par: 9il bsire.
Sp.: Sbnb Sarstal bIeb Naptet paa
@rapen Spgn i S~nrbun9er %foranbret til
Wrdnpln!
Spar: 81 fienber life til bet, men
fanife npscn at 2G'erne sjsr.
Sp.: Yad hpilte Sage / llaen ino@
traf 2oen Suni / Iarene: 1866, 1867,
1868, 1902
z +: SoenbulOsptS 2srbas, gorsbag,
2irsbag, Snsbas.
&ras= Ssrscnien Mifier.
@i er bIepet eiort opn1erfiom paa, at
arags S~eraenien &iiler fan fiebe5 hos
Srancis SannermalL sol gr~oaorpap,
Netp gprf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
Off liz cit China. Sea pes i'll

0if Zig en SlSins. Seq pes life,
hpao Sc bill fro ON bette" ifriper
Mr. Inton Matbias, 100 6. Sails
Ct, 0iagara Sails, &c. y, "men ieg
fslte iaa ipae og bar iaa neobruot,
of iee off Zig Ell aammel Waiio paa
lmtrent Sunbreoe Mar. Otter @rli.
gen al Teres alirifp ieler ieg Tom ct
mt %enneife meo mt @loo itrsm'
menoe aiennem mine aarer. Seq
Ear o9iaa tiItaeet SGst. @aa 8iio
telsnne Subrifanterne al Den Mebi.
rim, iom Ipnes at bare pirteiie pib.
unoerlie Gpne I'll at beIbrebe sc
Spae."
Ir. Eeters aurifo er inaen bploes-
Giemt Tpotbefers Meoiciu, men et iim-
pcIt SuSmib6eI, Tom TON iaaes al
ipcrieilr agentpr. elIer birette ira Co
boratoriet. Sfrip til Or. Setter Sabr.
men & Cons 60, 1875 60. Sopne
aue., Chicago, SII.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
SmicttcrucS Strait.

Zen fienote frantic @aturiorifer
GIauteau bar foretaaet Ell 3Gffe Gr.
perimenter meo Senipu til oe iorifiel.
liee Sprs Stprfe, % ban CT bcrpeS
fommet til oct &eiultat, at Sniefter.
ne or DC iterfeite Ipr / @eroen. San
loo et lang, tnnb Srnnb. bppri Ser
por faitrt ell lioen Staai meb &rgt.
Ioober. iaitbinoe til en- &Gfte Snicf.
fer. 9erpeb fom ban til bet ReiuI.
tot, Of en- GIoenbcrre forbolospis fan
bore 81 Ganse % en- gi 80 9ange
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04

Sp.: Spor finSes Der ct epot nprlt
Mberbpn,sbiem?
Spar: Ser CT ct mt nprf Alber'
bpn,sbiem I sturp 9th, So,ua. Sfrip
til Rep. &. g. @nttebpe, Sturp Gitp,
Sptua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04

X Dor reruelc, opirnrenOe 5i0. or
Ser Ell MNnAoe Mcuncitcr. loin li0er
Al Scunlc@hco. elsie bore Iioct mis-.
understandable @c0fobninacr, ari.
Der 1iernc 'crit til Sen llopci at to0c
tltnllRe NitoIer, iom T Gr. Nromfa.
linn. Fbendcetiil. &cronol, aIoroI.
Mortin olu. Gn 2rQe oil imiolert!o
ltror iorbuoc Ell oi5ic Wtioler. ga oe
otter tom bouc rnelct betlaNeliqe @irf.
nin9er Der 9ioeS 10 lao aItior man.
Ne rInftcliQc Menneiter. Tom naar Sc
ier't cr bIcnct Rant meo SoucmioIer.
ne, life mere fan unouprc lin Nor.
i'm cller lin @eronaI.
Nu nnbeiaIer en- INF Quae, Cr.
G6iteirL ct Sooeni0ocI, iom 'faf uprc
liae iaa pirtningSiuIot iom oct or
ll'fooeliA % bllliq.
Sepnlp@heo. ltrIper 1r. Gbitcin,
ltuloes 0%oarlIg 9loocirfuloticn /
Nlcrneu. en- @looiottiQOcm eIIcr
en- NIooooeripIoning mou liaQcr OF
tllnller neO line Speflilationer ira
QnQer, OF OiSle hoI0er 6en isrite
2 epn borte; ida %begDnoer man at bli
urolil on ondlt: "lu fomnler life
1T at ioUe", D. D. /, ser in0trPiier en-
Sclpiu1geltion ON Seunls@heo, iom
el0m i%terferc letter ia imoo Seu-
mems ,NnotrGoeu. HoruduQeubeo aier
glnQiteu barre Minut for Minltt; 10
teitigere man suiter Ssunen og
trGnger til oen, oeito uanifeligere on
iencre inoiInoer Sen Tia
Noar man ierlt CT begpnot rleo
SouemioIerne. bIiper Selpiuggeitio.
ren ON S~sunleshe6 iterfere; Wtioler.
lie pirfer nof Nat citer Rat; men DC
aier Angiteu Tor SspulsSbe0 Iterfere,
o%oerbepiier Ell i~terfere % i%tertere ON.
at man life fan inI0e / Sepn al lig
ielo; o. De taqer tilmc0 1aolmooig.
beoen operior Sgbnlssbeo bort. FOR.
binorer, at man euer iia % iii at
rare tnalmooig % oioentenbe / 70,
6ertil gisr Nngiteu Tor SouenlioIcr.
mes alminoeli1t fienote ,SarIigbeo
Sogen nPrrc eiierbaanoen.
3r. Gbitein ionot iao t~iliGIOigt
Tor ) Mar ilOeu en- DIetbooc. iom alt
ioa fol bare biulpet BAN % bans
Rotienter. San leo / lang 3io al
SsunleSbeo og Ina iaa igien en- Not
og pelte0e Tia meo allie line 1onter.
Ga funoe life iope. qua greb ban
tilipIbigt TAT / Ell al StGnaerne t
ScnQens Sope0itpfte "a Ioa iaoleOeS
I noQIc Wirwtter meo itratt Arm li6t
citer iunte3 ban. at ran III mere Gc,
od uoen al tPnfe oOer oet. ltrafte ban
caiaa sen onoen Arm on oper Scuc.
GET "a toq lot / en- al StPngerne, og
bleu trqt / arueue "a S~fiIorene;
ioa toa ban Arnleuc neo. log6e Jig
pao Sioen 90 iaI6t / Sson.
Gette err NietboOeu: liz taoImooig
nteo lsiteSe o. uoitrnfte Nrnle. i0et
man toQer lat ON 0oueoitpttets
Stpn0er. liza bare oa uelt toolmooig
ltoen at lpetlllere pao nogen &erbenS
Gina. % i1a Lao 6~rGtheOen / arnc.
ne inoiinoc iil. Get er TrGtbeoen
nan ifal opnon. 1ereiter lfcl man
taae Armenc neo. pen6e liz om poa
Siben - % inl0e I Seon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04

iaa meget iom en- Seit. Mebens Sc.
item life tam bore en- @nroe, iom er
tpnsere END Ter SpperbebcIe al bens
caen &eet, fan SIbenborreu iorbulos.
ris bore oct iiortenbobbeIie n1 @ier
oct %tppehpbbelte.
Heener man meb Slbeuborrens
Storrelie iammenlienet meo bers
arait, piI bet piie iie, at bpis Setter
ituIoe beiibbe iorbcIbspis Sen famine
Stprfe, piIbe BEN bait iannme &rnit
Ioln ct 2ofomotip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04

Sp.: 9oao Sioe paa en- Bel ital ct
"Seom" tdee at, raar Ell Iutomobtl
fommer bneefter? q. tror at "Seomet"
ital taae til %benitre, os 9. tror til beire.
Spent bar Het?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04

&rags SBrgcn'cn HtHer.
@i er blepet eiort opmerficm paa, at
arass Sereenien Sifler fan fiebeS hos
Nrancis Sannerman sol @roabtpap,
Sem gorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
&Qrt opcr Norqc
N~idehuuss eOmmeatlaS uper Norsc.

Aihehuugs SOmmeat!as Uper Norge.
lloar6eioet peo aapt. st. 8leoiticb.
Jiigtig en- Spilag$bog ior alle Stem.
imnlf. riebcloig pruttiif. SltIuSet
bugger pua @eelmmoenS 2ommeut.
las, men iamtliJe starter er rcuiocret
"a Here er belt nDe. SltlaSet tnoe.
hul0er II oobbeltlioeoe Aurtblaoe OF
cr iorinnet mco Rauuere8iiter. Site.
oetior itatlitlifc 5abeller briugcr ser
forte S~eitripelier oper o. iorltiellipc
@anoSoele. Illulireret meo tuuilte
SauoltabSiotograiier. Sor at slsre
atlaSet melt mIlis til bper MaubS
sic er Eriien iat iaa laot lom Ill
inohlnoet S1.00 eller meo s~Eoiten-
et / 6orifuo Sf.15.
y. NnnnSien Tn6iiibins So,
SeeOrah Soma,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
R~orreiponoance.

epfrasmooI tre lerioner. fern lie orsiuer fine
Rdpue i'll Rcoaftiouca, beioares iiic.
Spsrsert btbes dffattc line Spsrssuiaalt q tid'I %
tnbefiet Sprp9.