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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11
BY ]. CROSBY MCCARTHY.

No residential community within the
District of Columbia occupies property
commanding more attractive view
than Potomac Heights. a tract of sew
enty-six acres, located between the
Conduit road and the river. 1t is sit
uated on an elevation $50 feet above
the river, with one of it's boundaries
forming a part of the Palisades of the
Potomac. From every portion of the
community an excellent view may be
had. both up and down the valley of
the river. Opposite it are the high
wooded hills which flank the Virginia
shore.
Potomac Heights has a frontage on
the Conduit road of about one mile.
The suburb ranges from 500 to 1000
adjoins the government property
which is located just at the District
line. A portion of the tract was occu-
pied a number of years ago by a race
track where bicycle races were held.
All traces of the grandstands which
formerly encircled the track have been
removed.
All improvements Installed.
Potomac Heights was opened for de-
velopment about five years ago. At
that time there were no improvements,
such as sewer. water and gas. on the
property. These have since been in
stalled. With their installation home
buildings began and today Potomac
Heights boasts of many fine residences
none of which occupies a lot having a
frontage of less than fifty feet.
In planning Potomac Heights the own
ers of the property have made provision
for an avenue 40 feet in width extend
ing along the southerly line of the tract
IT will border the high palisade over
looking the river $50 feet below. The
property included in this avenue, which
is to be known as Potomac avenue. has
been decided to the District and now
forms a part Of the permanent system
of highways.
If the plan of the United States Army
engineers for Harvesting the waters OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11
LOCATED ON HIGH GROUND
OVERLOOKING THE POTOMAC
Excellent View of Picturesque River Valley Obtained
From Potomac Heights, an Attractive Residential
Community Fronting on the Conduit Road.

the Potomac is adopted it will mean
that some day Potomac Heights will
overlook magnificent lake that will be
formed by the dam to be erected. The
plan of the army engineers calls for a
dam more than 100 feet high. extending
across the river valley at location just
below the point where the District line
lQterSectS the river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11
MODEL AN AID
IN ARCHITECTS WORK
Used to Show Completed Appear
ance Of Homes Being
Planned.

In building a house viii gardens, trees
and shrubbery to complete the picture. 1t
IS always difficult to tell just how the
general effect will work out The lay
man often finds it hard to read the
architects drawings, while the sectional
drawings of a landscape design mean
little or nothing to him. The proposed
country home which looks very we'll on
paper is likely to have an entirely diff
ferent appearance when finally complet-
ed. and it is too late to remedy matters.
To avoid such mistakes some archi-
tects. says the New York Sun. build
two houses for their clients, one a model
even to the color scheme. and the sec
ond the actual house. In exceptional
cases a marvellous detailed model in re-
lief of an entire estate is prepared.
The plan of preparing a model of a
building at least of the details of an
especially elaborate facade is. of course,
not new. 1t is usually followed in the
case Of every elaborate public building.
An architect often gains Il new idea of
the proportions OF the proposed struc-
ture and the final effect or colonnades.
doorways and other details which nc
drawing could give. \ New York archi-
tect recently took the trouble to have
full-size model made of one of the
pillars of the Parthenon at Athens-ii
merely to get the general effect and de-
eide if it was suitable for New York
building Such models frequently cost
Several fhouSand dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11

west of that point slopes down toward
the river. 1t commands an eNce''ei'.
view of the Potomac valley and tire !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11
Arrangement of Vines.

One of the great charms of these
models lies in the treatment of the
vines and surrounding foliage. BY add
ing a vine here or there. a line or wall
may be softened and the effect thus
gained may lead to complete altera-
ton of the original design. The vines
are initiated usually with moss or some
delicate foliage. which gives a surpris-
ing 1ifelike effect.
a great many experiments may be
carried besides by grouping the bushes
about the house. The miniature shrubs
are placed first in one position. then in
another, and the effect is studied until
just the right picture has been formed.
when they are placed permanently in po-
sition with a touch of glue and incor-
porated in the model.
Whether you are building a bungalow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11
PLAYGROUND
ON APARTMENT ROOF
Recreation Center Provided on Top
of Big New York
Structure.

A fully equipped playground for chill
house recently was opened in New York
city. 1t is the first playground to be built
on top of an apartment house, says the
New York sun. Heretofore children OF
the rich were forced to remain indoors
or. like less fortunate children, run the
risks of playing in the streets.
Within the playground there is to be
found everything to delight the heart OF
the healthy youngster-swings. slides
rings, seesaws and sand boxes. fancifu!
red and yellow birds flying around. II
is a nursery with the added advantages
of being in the fresh air far above the
noises, dirt and dangers of the street
and where the little ladies and men of the
house may romp and play as hard as they
Encircled by High Fence.
The playground, which is known as
the Garden Of the White Rabbit is about
thirty feet wide and fifty feet long. II
is irregular in shape. being between the
outside walls and the first interior court
The soping cornice. which is about eight
feet high protects the garden from north
winds and gives it the atmosphere OF
seclusion. The space has been fenced
in by seven-foot palingS. so that chill
dren may not get near the edge of the
roof. Under the sloping coping is large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11

wooded hills of Virginia beyond. The |
ground is just uneven enough to be sus-
teptible to artistic suburban develop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-11
PLAY Important Part.


In the design of "a suburban house the
surroundings naturally play very I'M
portant part The proportions which
look we'll enough on paper may be COM
pletely altered by the general lay OF
the land 1t is difficult. for instance, 10
place house on a side hill and have us
lines harmonic with the contour OF tne
land The surrounding gardens may MAKE
the house appear much nigner 'i,am an w.
expected. or the reverse The propielh
of making the house harmonic COIL
pletely with its setting presents MANY
difficulties, as builders of homes Will
testify. =,
.rr.npinp the color scheme of the mouse
with its vines, trees and outlying gar
dens A touch of color here ana tnere
may work a surprising trans!oi Lliae' an
II is obvious. of course, tnat the u
signer can get the oes. da+.;i If its
ming his house with every oetall y. ~. g
surroundings studied from the besinniHE
and not by patching it up later
Gives Complete Picture.
In selecting a type of house. again
the owner would like to know JUST
how his home will look IN future
wears when the trees and shruonefs
have gained their full growth ana th'
vines have crept over the walls II IL
very high praise for any house to nave
| actually grown in its place so harmon
| Gus in every detail
The landscape model gives a com
| plete picture. The miniature mouse
| is first constructed accurately to plaster
| and the modelling of every detail l:
| worked out with wonderful realism
So accurate are the best Of these models
that when PHOTOGRAPHED it is difticul
to realize that they are not full size.
The model is printed to carry out TIL
exact color scheme. Its appearance un
dergoes a surprising transformation II
tha process. The colors may. of course
be altered very readily. and here is an
other great advantage of DRAWINGS
since it enables the builder to judge JUS
how, the color scheme of this future
house will appear. The tones may bt
subdued or heightened to suit ones taste
1t is naturally much cheaper to repaln'
a two-foot model than to repaint com
pleted house.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

SiiOen fo6ren0cn 3iige morcn &c.
Itern 2l6enO idmntli6 ousbertouit.
Nelitc in oacr 6rii6e itonoen sic
9fciiciertigen mebrcre @lods neit Dor
oen 9o6n60fcn ocoll0ie ouf sic
0cffmug ser Niuetburcoir mar
tcno. g(uh fir Oie beutc o6iobrens
Sen 3iioc iiuO bcreits oae SSobrfor-
ten Dcrfouft. GomilietL oie ibre
aon5e &o6c bai iib triigen compirten
cuf ser StroBe, no iie, 70 gut cS
chen ging, i6re 9fnbI6citen cinlo6.
men uno iAlicfcn.
Der @obnbof 2uai o'GrioD puroe
I'M Waittog 0eidloiien 0cn nod
riclen Suoerten 56DIcnoen @orten-
oen ipuroc geioat oob beutc feline
meitcren 9iaetc pcrfulft miirocu.
9iur mcni9c 0inacn fort. 3ic iibri.
Gen cntihloiicu iih, oie odtaeDn
Shmoen bis 3ir @ieocrcr0ffnung
ocs 9iactperfonfs 5u morten.
@r6iioeut @oincore, pcl6er ii6
felt ocn &riegSbcginn mr. icIten
0iicntlih 5eiote, oa CT init 9lrbcit
ii6cr6iiroet mar beiudtc Dctc oos
iilitdr2o5orctb bon St. S}ortin
uno ultterbielt iib I6neere 3cit nit
cen &cuuim0etcn @epoltige 03cn-
i@cnmeueen beoriiBtcn Sen &rdiioen-
ten.
6ronfrei6 mill 9}e9ic.
rungsiiB DerIeGen.
@ oibinGton, 81. 9hiolit
Sronfrcib ge6t uo6 6eutc bier ein-
aegongcnen oiii5ieIlen 9lahribtcn
nit Dem @coQnten Inn, Oen Git ocr
9lc0icring uoriicbts6olbcr nab @or-
ocair 5u Ocrleacl.
@cantc Der iran3oliibcn @otiNait
woaten iiN ii6cr oic WlelOunQ niHt
GuBcrt oon cs wuroe oaroif 6ngc.
ipieien oo6 pabrenO ocS oeltihfra
3oiiAen &ric0eS pom 1870 n 0ic
NaupiitaOt cbcnioaS in @or0caur
ctabirt lpur0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

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onerikanische

Den ScrOHnOctcn 6n 6r yodnnScr 9adna 81 acfa0e oaa
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Ofea Grtldrnne @arS bast Oaf bic oidfraniGn
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SDnOOn
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Ole ber5meclte Gage Der %er6HnOeter 6rmoeM.
@riH@c arieasidfe Baben in Der aGe Souaoug Suc
tanid 0ampcr ngegacn no Outdc 1ididc 9CIcrDtcn
wedc Fd an 9OrO 0erieI6eu befanOc IT, Oeinir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

&ariS, 81. glnsnit. Gin
ocntIder Siplan cridieu 6entc gladl-
mittng nm 4 llbr 30 ii6er EariS nuO
iucrf cine @ombe nnf Die StaOt, Oie
jcOud uidt cgpluOirte.
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3itrii d.
@aris, 81. 9(ug Cine 6eute
9I6eno crloiicne ofii3ielle @rfldrlmg
6eiprid5t sic SoNlaae mie iolat.
u9nf unicrcr Nec6teu 6o6eu mir
no6 t6ehpciicu @iiBerioloeu oie Cf-
icni0e er0rifien mo Der 6ciuo 5ic6t
liA poc ms 5uriid
Sm Centrum ueGieltcn fiir ms
Grfolge init Sebli6ld0en. Gine ollge-
neinc Sdladt iii iebt inn @ange.
PM micrer 9infeu iinO 0urb cine
&ci6c bon llniidnoem pcl6e 5l
Grniicn ser CadiAen oilslieiet
trob 9liidliAer 0cgenaugriiic ole
cngliid irau56iiihen Eruppcu 5um
3uriidmeihcn Qc5mungen moroen
9'is iebt iino imiere 9lrmecn trob
ciniger in6eIireitbarer WiiBerioI0e
nod intoft. Ger @ciit unicrer
Sruppen lit aus0c5ciAnet trot bcoeu-
ienoer %crllite, ipelHe oiird Gerii6r-
hmaea bon Sen 9lrneeoepots iAuea
mieGcr olSgefiiIlt mor0en."
&aris in ponii6em
9 hrcden,
@ori8, 81. 9lueuit. 0ic gau8e
9ladt biuOur6 iinO Sruppen ous
ocnl Siiocn ino @cItcn Sroufrci6's
in Scr Souptitaot onoetonmcn. Sic
pcrOcu oitf ibrc @oiitioncn inncr6ol6
scr 9eicItigungcn bcrtbciIt
Die Nhlni5ipal. uno Wlilitdr Dc
00r0cn iho in ficberboftcr G6dti0-
fcit mn oie 0ctoilS Ger &ert6ciOi.
gangspl6ne mls5uorbcitcn.
Eouienoc bon @erioucn pcrloiien
6ie Sto0t. Gie mciitcn nc1mcn ibrc
aon5cn 6onliIien nit. @iactc fir
sic BON Faris noM ocpl SSeiteu uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01
Sclitfe an.

Ole 0eutiGcn ergreifcn
Sffeniipe 9cgeu oie
Huiien
2on0on 81. 9luguit, Sin Of
ii5ielles GelearannL peldcS in Qon.
BON einging erfIdrt ooB neue oeut-
ide Eruppen an ser oitpreuBiiden
@ren5c cri1ieuen iinO ltno sic Sffeu.
iiOe gcocn sic 9hiiien ergreiicu.
(@iir5licbe Vlelouugen bon gelaicn
6a6eu bon oeutidcn Srlppen6eipe-
gnnacu geiproden pelde onoeute.
ten ooB Die Geutidcn einen E6eil
i6rer Screen aus oem @eitcn 3uriid-
5ie6eu, iun bic oeuticbcn unO 0iierrci.
tiiden Strcittrdfte in SitSgrcuBeu
nno @oli3ien 5u peritdrfen. 9erli-
ner ino ct. %etersburger Meloun.
gen itimnen 0o6in ii6ereilL Dab iid)
in iencn Giitritten ieit niebreren Ia
gen aroBe SAlodteu abipieIen)
. Geuti6e enebmeu 10000 9}ui+
len gefongen
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an Oie u9liiociirte %reiie" pio Sap
billie, Song Sslono) ~ Gs puroe
bier 6eiite offi5iell angetiinoiat, oaB
BON oen Geutideu m16reno ser
&Gnpfe in Sit.YreuBen, insbeion.
oere Del So6Gniiein GrteIS6lrg uno
Eonncn6ire, ius9eianmt 10000
9lnllen gefangen genommen uur0en,
inter Oieien oiele bo6e Sfi5iere.
Ger glngriif ser Ceiltihen an Sen
0endnntcn orei @unftcn oina iiber
Seen imo @}orihlonO.
@eutide @otimoft beno H.
rihtigt.
@oi6ington, 81 9(norit
Gie 6ieiiee Oeuticbe 9otihoit EN-.
ping bcntc sic no1itc6enoc ora6t-
loie @leIouug bonn 9luswdrtigcn
9lmt in Berlin:
0lliaeid6r 10000 rniiiide @cfou.
acne, cinibIieBlih pieler 6ober Gf.
ii5iere, iino in sen SHlodten in
Oit.9renBcn gcmobt moroeu. 9ei
CrtelS6urg, No6eniien imo Sonnens'
burg 6a6en sic Teitiben oie 9htiien
oard Seen mo SumpilauO au0e
grifien.~
'Die Grfofge Ser Seierrei.
der pegcn sic &uiien.
9erfin, pia &open6agtn itnO
9onoou 81. 9nguit. 9(ns ofii-
3ielIcr oiicrrcic6iider alclle lit in
Berlin ser noNiic6cnOe @eridt iiber
Die 0iterreidiiden 0pcrotioncn ongc
lon0t:
ISM 6iierreidjiidj.riliiiihei @riegs-
t6eotcr im0 felt me6rereu Sogeu ent-
i6eioen0e ShlaHtui inn @dngc. I'M
iere Erippen melhe nobe aroSnit,
oie 9lliien icblugeu, periolgten Sen
6eino in ser 9liMtung orf 2ublin.
Sic Gclterreicbcr 0rangen and 5pi'
inen oen Sliiiien 9uo m0 9giepr5 in
oos Serritoriuni oeS 6einoes cin unO
6a6cn Dor 3amoio StelImngcn ein-
9cnonlmen.
9iiocre S6eile Ser oiierrcid)iiden
9Innec 6oItcu i6rc %oiitioneu moro
oitlid ino iii0wciilid bon Somberg.
9'odoem iie oieEnieiter acrreu3t Dot.
ten iiicben iie aii oemoltige 9laiicn
oes ScinOes
Die 0iterrcid.runiide SdIa8t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Sra Son Sronci5cn, Gal, tclegra-
fercS, at Nomirol / Sen omerifanifc
Marine Charles =. Tollo ben 13oe
s.. bar tilitiact Apiierne og De for
ificuiqe Eresiciorcnin9er en- Sen-
u~cnoclic, hnori ban obparer moo d.
reftc eGcr inoircfte @rno poa Nei-
troliteten.
Zen oirefte NarIng til Iomiro.
lens Sptrroen par Gan Troncisco
e~rominer"s ilngrante NeutralitetS-
6ruo ioct Slobet, ierote en- @ugler-
baoo tilieS mcb llnoerretning til Den
tuife arpbier "2eip5i9" on AfTrpT.
rclicn al iicnotli9e arl9S'tibc, lanl'
tioia nleo at ben tp'fe aoniill Der
Itebs bleu lat onlboro / arpoieren.
arnNicrcn "Holcigh" er poa &eier
oio ira Moiotlan / Merico Tor al
aierc Eiencite / Sorbinnelie mel
Nclitralitetens Sperholoelle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-18
Sprina GROVE.
lViter Ncralo }.

elias Sttnero0eu tlItraaotc
iorrige M|uuoon Heiicu tiIbo9c Ill iii
SEEM ! Nlrh Stills. Canada.
Giltrt Nolieth relitc iorIcben
u0 til Soirpiep Ntout., ior al beiegc
EattcreL AIRS. %arQen Sohl.
WonlIe nils Cn~laro or iioite
Sors0al digaNct peo Cohen / iii
NIem / Sprina @roue. Seot / Sal.
Iiugbal TOM han herouer / Ell lulg
AI0er, og ban bar bIanbt De ieriic
9tor0mpnb Der ne0i0tte liz / Sou.
iton Gountu. ) Spring @rope par
Nils Cn>gar0 Ell al &c bebit fienote
SflffcIier.
Miia Mdbcl :. Sortelion %
Mtuianl y. @arris Ugtcpieoes Den
lite Allg. / Sprin9 @rope Airte peo
fait. %ohniou. @ruben Der er Tot.
ter al Nir. og Mrs. Neter Sorfeliou.
bar pirfei iom SGrerin0c / turtle
safe. e. Gaf.. bpor @ruoaommcr
er aasleger ! Ell @ant % qter iii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-18
Vorife Wmcrifalinic.

Wr. @irger SsIano, Gen Norife
@merifa Sinies Sopeoaeent / Gbico.
90, meboeler, at 2inicn inoifripcr
Tnsiagerer inr Mfieilingcrne Ben lite
og 19oe September, FIN nleo set
Torbebolo, at uoeluffenbe onlerifun.
ffe, norife, %iuenife oe barife Tasia.
gerer NECKLACES. Genie GeseI CT
ielpfslgelig bifteret al, at man life
fon tage iom Gasiaaercr 6oIf al De
NationoIiteter, iom Iisaer / arie. Sa
De miiIi9ens funbe prre Heierpciol-
batter.
Srast inbifripes ligelebeS / Gin.
lens aontor til aae Miieilinecr, iont
hiotil an,ronceret, finn nlco set Sor.
behold, at ale Sraetanrnelbelicr
maa fprel9ages aontoret / Nep
gorf, fsr &ontraft fan oiilutteS ON
6orlenoelie til 2prse, paa @r,tno at
Wangel paa Vlaos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-18

2orpeopbaaoe. Gn al bisle nGr-
nleoc Jig nleo fulo Sarto mcoerls
HcItcn al SIaooen fl,late latgionlt
eiter / ocns aisluono. 5orpcoobaos
oell5 Gbci GAP "EbiloDeIpbia" Or.
Orc I'll at lrgge bi, men oen iii itrar
Sillaoelie til at fprtiutte Nciicrt,
iaainart effects S0entitct par bIcpet
fonitaterct.
Tasiaeererne paa Me1entbuf, Scr
ale tilbsrte famine Sag i Saniun-
Oct ioni DC pon forite % aroeu
Elaos, fit Siaaoclic iii at bolbe til
booriombelit paa Stibct, % mango
bcrptteoe I%nleOningen til at iope
paa DC ppre Spf, unbcr 2ipbuabe
% Reoninesflaaber, / "Stcnmcr
Gbalrs" % fsrite % atben alasies
Hegelugarer ilteoetfor at tilbringc
Natten neoe i De trol,gc % fpalnlc
aabptter paa Mellemrpf.
gue bar uiiselis GLADE opcr at
bore tilbage / Sc 6oreneoe Stater
iglen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-18
Dc ltranoeoe
olmerifdncre,

Gn %o'iicicl GrflGriil1 ira ben brl=
tiitc Ne1lerlnQ on, ct Selldo1er pna
Itlouterbouct nj or lifter Tor brittle
"a neitrulc Sfibe, altiaa nleo andre
Sro AT De tnife arpolere, 'onl bar
oiort Iarpauoet uliffert, er lageoe
uUf, bar bro1t mt Slp | Camp
ifibStraiifen llien og ptl brillae Ell
upeutet hurti0 2esnln8 pan Froble'
met at foa Sc / europa ltronoeoe
Ameritanerc hienienbt. Gen omeri'
fonifc Hegierina bar ianltloig itoptr.
tc, al iaopeI ocn tpifc ion ner otter
ri1itc HeQierira bar looet in9er
Ninorinaer at lGage / &cicn for Der
uprenbe Entertainers Iirei'c, for,
ioauiot iout oe iclp Ton 'fafe ll9
SfibSleiIiahe0. ener BIZ ~afhclteoc az
Sc nliltrre Sransportitibe, icm Den
a%mcrifauitc Gceiering | ois'e Gage
trpiier StriNt til at ailenoe | Oct
GiemeS. Silianmen pil oisie bier
@enbina funuc briuae 5000 Imerl'
fauere tilboae til Sienllonoct, % DC
oil bill bolot %aaoerSc laalrnse, Oct
maattc iinbes iorneocnt.
Sfulbe Gu1Iauo imlolertio Tor
maa az boloe Horootlallteren rem Tor
iienotIiac arpoiere, bill Yroblemet BIZ
buriiot leit, "a mango al DC liorc
cnaclife S%ceanbampere aIlereoe er
ia, iiart i9ieu.
SisIse Telegram ira Slperpool a.
aif lompcrnc st. Souls", yam
yonia" % "Wiinnepaifa" ocrrra III
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-18
cnocbro9t 9rpqupsrciie bill DC iGtte
30 0critp0s

~cnocbrngt @%rpunpSrciie bill DC iGtt(
20 0crlieos.
Wr. oa Mre. u. 8. STONES
nlailgc Wcnncr honbe allcrcbc Tor no.
acn SiO iiben beitcnlt iig til / Slot
% 6slgc at oncrrnifc bette 9Ggtepor,
men bn Wr. aiouue blcp ~oluorliQ
ma fnnoe ocn la1te TIon life glen'
icmfsreS. Sor BOG at eipc DIR.
aionlc % Sllitrii eli lioen Spnunt.
ring blcu Scr inbiamIct cnocl lcnQc,
Jolt S169.75, ion iorrige Ssnoog
~G'tcrnlooa1 gicnncm ct Eor Gobc
Gclllter bIcD opcrr1ft Dem.
Seman G,iorpe % &l,itru oll,
foni iorIcocn ira Noroe % opboloer
'ig noglc Gage / Spring @ropc isr
DC pellbcr tilbage til lit Silent pc0
t%Se@ienocu, Nortb Gofota. Gam
tloig fom ogioo Sborpalo 5bo-
re'on tllbugc ira i'm NorAcStnr. In
Der DC niluTrcu0c uroIiac Sibcr ielte
ale 'ig lTr0elc5 pel tilIrco3 mle0 at
prre poo nncrifnnif Brulb, men
&c baDoc oilers bnui Ell nlcgct bcbo.
Qcllg Slr.
Se'trcnc Bertha Ssrine 6ro-
gen o9 Sn0cr NJ. Nollum, loot /
Spring @ropc al Sorplbrcnc Hils
% Mime @Ierrll0 / Ncgpnbclicn al
Scrtluorcnc, cr meo finn fire Cages
O}cIlcnrHm ~oigoneoc peb leoen.
Mrs. q. 8. &roNell 0soc Sen 3Otc
Suli / GriscpIl, y. Sat, "a Mrs.
:. Z. Sodium / Winncopolia, bcQ-
&c cit~crIaoenbc lsr0en0c 9G0tciUlc
oa Nern. Mrs. aro9cn oebc pna
lin 2S.aariQc N~rplnp3haN citcr ilcre
Mnonchcra Sioelicr al Mruit, me.
0cna Saitcrcn. Mira. Nollrm, / Here
Mar houoc liot al Grring % Tor
bpilfen Snaoom bun tilliolt blIftc0e
utocr / Iumiliena Sommerpiua pco
YOfc Mtnllctoufa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-18
biemfcmneN merifanere

sra Sem 9orf melbes oen 12te
angrit: Gen omerifanife Camp
ifibSlinics Sceanoamper "Gbilaoel-
phia" anfpm ioag nieo Den fsrite
itore 0Iof al Nmerifanere, iom bier
opcrraifeoc al arigen / europa. Sit
BET m~coierte 703 isrite % anoei'
aIaaica T~asiosercr % 800 Meaem'
oUfspasiaecrer, Ge par aue loa'
aobtiom uoen Baggage, mango a
bent noeu Genee. % ale hapoe Dc
cucntnrligc Splcpclicr at bcrette.
"Thilaoelphia~ oiaif ira Soutb'
amptpn noaIc ioa Elmer citer. al
Gnalano haphe crfl9ref 1pltlanr
aria. en- SasSreiie ira SanS III
man gle Yaa en- iranIf Glaaoe a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-18
Iylfe Reierpeioloater
arrelteret / CANADA

Sra Molttreol, Gan., telegroferes
oer 12te Sing: Tenlten Weolem-
lllcr al @eiptniuaen pao Canadian
Gacific-9 ancn5 Gampifib "Mount-
ropal", ole tpife HeicrpeioIoater,
.blep ioag to9ne til a%rissfanger al
Folitiet.
De ipm err piais til at aHGgge
IS poa, at sc life uil toge noger
Gel / arigen / europa, eller pac
llpact SGt ellcr @is biGlpe gng'
lambs Sienber, bill bli lat paa Trt'
100 ieieu. &c maa imiolertio iff(
iorlooe Canada, iaalGn9e 3rigel
parer. &c, ion life er nilig til al
aiIrgee iaaonn Gb, bill bIi bolot
Sanger til arigen err ouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-18
Kandlen aabnet for
Deroenstrafi fen

Eonon1afonalen blep Sproags for
melt aobuet ior %nllninoelig Sraflf
for ale Nutioner paa lige 500, 'nu
ucl Tor oere5 @uuoel- ionl arigs-
ifibe.
lo Sen oiiicienc |obning ferlt
linocr Steo / MortS nrite Mar,
ioregif A~obningen / 2erbog9 nocll
nogcn oiIiciellc G%erelnonler meo
llnotoaeIie al, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tets Gampifib "slncon" meo aollal-
oe6ctetS @llpernpr, SbcrIt 8oetbols
% ct tort ailtol andre prominei,te
Terioncr omboro % n1eo ocn anlc'
rifonife 6rebaliQns "5~reosflng"
uoielloc ira Moitctoppen giproe
Natning9turcn 0lcnncm aanalen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-18
pasla9ertraffen.

Sra Ncn gorf meloes ben 12te
Mug: Cen MISUNDERSTANDING
9inie5 Ganlpifib "6reoerif VIII"
bar BET eneite Sfib, ioIn ioag ofiei'
lebe til europa. Set hapoe 800
Easiagercr omborb. Gets |eltem'
nlclieslteb er ai%ebenbopn.
"9ergcllSiioro" al Sen norIfe
Imerifolinie oiieileoe Iaeet forno.
Set %fralifc Gonlpifib "&od)am.
beau", iom ogioa ifulOe bape %aiieilci
iooa n1co 800 Tusideerer, Welte.
portcn iranife Ncierpeioloater, moo.
tog / iibitc Gieblif fra 2iniens So
pebfontor / NariS Orbre I'll at no
lrttc Geiien til paa nprnnere Sn.
ltrllr.