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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11

Mr.. VIM. Bolts was in Cincin-
natl the past week.
Mrs. r. L. Spratt is visiting
relatives in Louisville.
Miss Ida Mae Harper visited
in Lexington last week.
Attorney H. r. Prewitt is in
Frankfort for a few days.
Judge f. c. Orear, of Frank
fort was in this city Tuesday.
DR.. F. A. Willard is in Louis
vile this week attend ding the
State dental meeting.
Miss Laura Williams, of
Spring Station, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. G.. B. Senff.
Mrs. Price Calk is at Danvil'e
this week at the bedside of rel
alive who is dangerously i'll.
Miss Hettie Whaley, of Paris,
has returned home after a visit
to her sister, Mrs. w. H. Wood.
Mrs. John Scott is spending
the week with friends at Millers-
burg.
Mrs. B. F. Sheriden, of Knox
vile, Tenn, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Henry Stephens in the
county.
Mrs. John ]. Diehl, who has
been a guest of relatives here,
has returned to her home in
| Louisville.
Mrs. Lucy WEIGH, who has
been visiting Mrs. w. H. Wood
flor several weeks, has returned
to her home at Nicholasville.
Mrs. A. S. Trimble, who has
been visiting her parents in this
city, has returned to her home
i in North Mfddletown.
Judge H. c. Mckee and wife,
Miss Lucy Owings, Mr.. 7. S.
Frazer, Mr.. Harry Crooks and
Mr.. Sidney. Calk were in Lexing-
ton last week.
Mrs. E. A. Osborne and son,
of Rome, Ga, have joined Mr..
Osborne in this city, and will
visit her brother, Mr.. c. 7. Chat
ham and family.
Mesdames VIM. Taylor and
John E. James came yesterday
from Bushton, ILL.,, to be with
their mother, Mrs. ]. Q. Steph-
ems, who is very i'll.
Mrs. Fannie Bell Fenwick, who
formerly lived in this city, but
who has been missionary in
Korea for the past fifteen years
lis here visiting Mrs. R. M. Trim
BILE.
Miss Georgia Pangburn was in
Lexington last week to see her
mother who was operated on a
short time ago. Mrs. Pangburn
is getting along nicely and it is
Thought will be able to return
home the latter part of this week.
Mr.. C. B. Wall, Assistant to
the President of the c. & O.
Railway, of Richmond, Va, and
Judge G. S. Wall, member of
the State Board of Control, of
Maysville, KY, were the guests
of Judge and Mrs. Lewis Apper-
son Sun day.
Mr.. John M. Rainey has gone
to Los Angeles, Cal, where he
will make his future home. Mr..
Rainey has been in bad health
for some time and believes the
climate of California will be ben
e6cial to him. His wife and fam
lily will join him in a short time.
His friends hope for his perfect
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11

Eldean flour at Sass per cwt.,
Saturday, March ID, 1914.
w. P. Weckesser,
Phone 552A Ewington, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11

10 and I2Hc Hose and Socks,
only &c pair at Weckesser's Big
Bankrupt Sale.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11

Lots of fun at the pig race at
the rink Friday night.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11

Go to the rink Friday night
and see the pig race.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16
SAVING SWEET CLOVER SEED

In ali parts OF the state white sweet
clover grows along the road sides and
fences. The seed OF this white bios
somed sweet clover should be saved
and utilized. 1t is a pretty well known
fact that any country where farming
has been carried on successfully for
many years is a country where some
kind of clover is used in the crcp rota.
ton. 1t follows that if South Dakota
is to keep her soil productive, some
kind of clover should be grown.
White sweet clover is the most
profitable clover yet studied by your
experiment station. The crop on the
BrOokings farm in 1913 was worth up
wards OF 500 per acre. The first crop
was cut for hay. the second for seed.
The seed was used for the original
paintings on the station was obtained
from the roadsidcs near by. There is
no need to buy the seed if it grows
wild near home. The seed retailed
last year at about SIS per bushel and
the demand could not be supplied. In
the vicinity of Farmingda.e, Rapid
City and other Black Hills towns great
quantities went to waste. The seed
can be harvested with binder, reaper,
mower or sCythe, and threshed with
-, y,lfDa, L..
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16
WALKING OUT OF FASHION

Ole Rudd and O. a. Hanson tell
stories about how they used TO walk
when they were young. Mr.. Hanson
and his wife walked-well, we have
forgotten how many miles when they
located in this country. Then he used
to walk down to Sioux Falls and back
and not think anything of it. Mr.. Rudd
tells of working three months for a
railroad contractor and getting beat
out of his wages and walking forty
miles to town, carrying a bundle con-
tanning all of his clothes. The young
men Of this generation do not walk
like the young men of former days
did. If they take a hike as they call
it now, of a few miles they think they
are doing great things. Get the old
started and then listen to them
tell of the walks they took and did not
think it anything unusual.-Garretson
News.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16

for Improvement of this highway
through the county.
Moody County, have received no
report from Moody county whatever.
Brookings County,-The road thro
Brookings county is l believe second
to none in the state. This county has
always beer exceedingly active and
has always paid particular attention
ia this road. However, this has been
largely done by individual effort. The
county commissioners failed TO make
a levy for road purposes as command.
ed by law.
Deuel. County.-From Deuel. county
zones a report that their board has
set aside $500 SO far TO be used on this
road near the Grant county line. which
by the way is one of the most difficult
roads to improve. ! am advised that
they will spend almost ~ 800 on our
road during this year.
Grant County, have IN excel
lent report from Grant county advis-
ing that the Commercial Club is ar
ranging to raise money in addition to
the county funds for work on the
county roads this year. On May %
500 loads of gravel was put on III
road east of Milbank. ] have no re-
ports further than these but this viii
show that interest in this highway has
not abated and that the officers OF the
association have been active all along
the line.
Three or four years & at meetings
such as this the object OF all u talk
was 10 arouse interest in what some OF
sc helieved to be the greatest move
mont of the age. Starting in a local
way this movement for better high
has gone on and on, moved
across the country state by state hred
The enthusiasm OF business men anG
"a myers eyeryw here until today this
oreat wave of popular demand for a
mnrb needed reform has reached the
ysry doors of congress itself. and to-
day n of the most eaiNt = n ~ sa1
Improvement. uo ,.
,,,serent men and organizations and
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16
Votes for Women Column

Notwithstanding the extreme heat
SIS. TOla La Toilette was greeted las;
saturday by a large and enthusiastic
.r.e. The close attention accord.
.. peaker throughout har address
violence that her hearers had
u-dcd 10 her appeal thar they
rather than feel upon the subject
discussion. Most people, she
viii think ao5crly on political
..u- such as The Direct Primary
or the Referendum bur when
. suffrage come up, they simply
mi often their feelings are those
.'ed from their ancestors.
.. keynote Of Miss La F~ollctta'-
..rs is found III its title, THE Demo
. Of Woman Suffrage" II one be.
in the rule of the many By the
fucn is perhaps Justified IN
...u..ng the woman suffrage move
but in be believes in a govern
by all The people and that taxa
Ton without representation is tyranny"
ta.a he must logically believe in equal
outrage too.
That woman's place is in the home
was heartily conceded by the speaker,
PROVIDED nom" means all the inter,
'-l7 oil the Iai"iIy. since today those
interests take her out OF the mousse
INTO community re, she needs the bal
'ol 10 project thelA.
"he "olHah III every our Is now
working Tor Il HFlhS out on the hrlng
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16
NO OREFALL|NGH HAIR
No MERE DANDRUFF

Nearly every one has dandruf'. and must
reconcile themselves TO the flea OF be-
conIIug completely bald or resort TO the
use ~ NcNDro's lierpicide.
The manufacturers have absolute faith
in Herpioidy TO remove all traces Of dan
drum. 50 perfect Is this belief that all
dealers are instructed To sell the prepare
zion with a money back" agreement.
such supreme confidence is the best evil
dyrce ia the world of the merit Of Hegpi-
eide They know the result, hence the
guarantee. II protects the purchaser.
Used as directed. Ncwbro's Herpicide
er...oatcs dandrUff and prevents the hair
from coming out B.. stops itching of the
scalp which is SO dIsagreeable.
\rWhro's Herpicide in soc and 800 sizes
is -'aranteed 10 do all that is claimed.
II YOU are not satisfied your money will
be refunded
Applications may be obtained at good
barber shops.
CLYDE TlDBALL, SPECIAL AGENT
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16
ROAD BOOSTERS IN BRooKlNGs
Continued From Page One)

AtOittilutu iipii u hEp obtp
labor which has been contributed by
good roads enthusiasts in the various
counties.
II has always been the desire Of the
officers that this road be extended
south across the country and north ia
Winnipeg becoming indeed r trans.
continental highway. We have been
unable however TO raise any consider.
able interest in the proposition Of ex,
tending the road from Sioux City
south. This is not surprising when we
consider the number of highways
which have been projected soIth of
Sioux City TO which our neighbors on
the south must give their time and
money.
We have succeeded in making the
Red, White and Blue Trail one of the
best known and popular highways in
the state and / believe | can cafely say
that taking the road as n whole Ii is
as we'll improved as any other highway
OF its length in South Dakota. | am
indeed gratiied with the active inter.
est taken In the various counties and
have received from several of them
brief reports of what has been done
the past year,
Union County have been advised
that Union county has declared this
highway 20 be a county road aud that
a considerable portion Of their SO. e0o
road fund and their $4,000 automobile
fund will be utilized on this highway
this summer
Lincoln County Il have been unable
70 secure any report OF work done In
Lincoln county hut from personal oh
selvation | fad it has been we'll kept
up, graded Ia necessary places and
dragged frequently,
Minnehaha County The county Of
Minnehaha has been very liberal to-
ward nur highway last season about
si,xuo was appropriated for this road
ahu TINS year the county board has
authorized nearly twice that amount
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16

who desire it for its abundant bloom
rather than its forage qualities. The
great demand for seed is for the white
blossomed kind, both for it's abundant
foliage and its soil improving qualities
and further because it grows erect, is
easy to harvest, and to prevent spread
ing II is now growing on the expert,
ment station farms at B~roOkings, Cot
tonwood. Eureka, Highmore, and
Vivian BY Manley Champlin, Assist
ant Agronomist, State College.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16

,r- tail end. II should not be longer
necessary for the great and wealthy
state of South Dakota TO sit lazily on
Oh. fence, chewing a straw and watch
tc- -ae procession 20 by.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-07-16

If a Register Want Ad will not do it
can't be done!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08

eiter oenne grono bleo 2aapetpgnin.
gen paa Wr. Sennis' Jornl, iposIt
Tor CONDO, attpnot, og flere ling
ipnteS at tpbe poa, at De TO granb.
itiftelier bar %iorspet al en- og Ioinme
Eerion. Der er otte Wfil melIem De
to Sarme, og ma tror, at grano.
ltifteren ierit bar bieniset Gbriiten.
lens Sarm, % Iaa iprunget til bet
onbet Steo, bpor ban neiugtig bor
iuigt ben iannle Sremgangsmaaoe.
: bette 5iIi9Ibe nlaa Sloebranbenc
belt urtcJes at bore ct panpittigt
Menneifes 0erf.
@iep rDpet % iolst. Wfrs. Sacf
Willer / Sroqltois bar netop haot Den
8l9oe at gieniinoe lin grooer. Iom
bun for At gnr iioen blep ifilt ira,
ibet bum ionr lioen Eige blep rspet
ira lit Stem / ct. 2ouis. Gn Gag,
Ga br1 ianmen meo lin 9rooer Ie,
geoe pes Torplorenes Siem, fom en-
iremmeo Mallb, Ser faIteoe Ell SGf
oper Ei9enS Sopeo og flpgtebe meo
benbe. Sum bleu bragt til Ell Wtanb
/ @intbrop, Soma, bpor bun Ell Sio
blep lloaenIunoe goot b%ebanOlet, men
iaa blep bum fert berfra o9 Illlttelig
Iolat iii Sen berpgteoe 9enoer.Samie
lie, Scr / lin Sio iatte belle gtebraifa
/ Sfrpf peb line Moro % Heperier.
Gre @eobregere, Ser en- Gag trai til
at oua iorbi @enoers Sits NOR Blair,
Nebr., pnfebeS ppcr BET grpbenoe s.
oebaril, iom itob / Geren. og fog
be1loe meo fig, og ga man al benoe fif
Gisbeo for Sc ifrpffeligc Sorbrpoel-
ier, iom Senoer-Samilien bnpbe be-
ganet, blep belle @anoen fGngilet og
oomfrIot. Men beIler life bermeo
bar Ii9enS Smflafferlip enbt. TIL
ser inoionot iig fra Soma Ell apinoc,
ion puaitoo at ppre henbes Mober %
altian fog Barnet / @eiiboelie. Otter
ct Glars Sorlsb blep Tigen oog for
laot al fin inlite Wooer, % iioen bar
BUN itpret i'm egen aurs - ultio ie-
senbe sc Soralore % oct Barn.
nomsbiemL iom bun finn ourttelt erin.
oreoe. S Sc iioite ii aar bar bun i
Sroolloi5 Iepet / ct rneget lpffeligt
9Geteifab. Sin @rooer opoageoe bun
peo / goiierne of inorpffe forlfielllge
Smannotiier ON bpab bun erinoreoe
ira lin @%arnbon. @iennem iin Bro.
ser crfor bun, at bereS Wober bar
opo lem Gor eiter belloes SorIuins
ben, at Taocren bdpoe uolupet Ell
9eIennil,a al $1,000 til ber, Der
funoe ifaife ham oct foripunone Sarn
tilbage, % at ban bapoe pantlat lit
lille Sient for at ''foife Mioler til
fortiattc GfterlseelIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08
Streifurolieheoer
/ Montdnd

Sra Butte, Mpnt., nleloeS Sen lite
September, at Dc i~nbbprbes Stri-
bigbebcr bldnot Irbeioernc / Sul.
eg,tenS &obbern1iner er brli0t llo
igielt nleo iaaban @oloiombeo, at
Statens @ltpernsr bar ltoiteot Or
ore til MobiIileringen of belle 9tatio-
nalgnroer.
Ser nrreS imiblertio ~peIbearlnr-
Set Srpgt for, at oenne Stprfe life
bill bore tilltrGffelig til at holoe DC
ca. 5000 @rubearbeioere / slpe, rncn
inarere ppmuntrc til MpbItano on
globsllogpbeIie. @upernpren bar
berfor giennen1 StatenS NcprGlcn.
tallter i aongre5ien onnlobet grnnc-
beportemeiltet ont at faa ienot cit
feocrul Sroppeltnrfe til Butte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08
Oernitrcn,.
TGitnimsernc rco 2iittid nnlast al
CT i1cnif Snsen:or

Sc ipenife Slabc meobcler, at
Taniertaurnene % &anoilernc peo
Siittid, % sc eurige bclgilfe 69lt-
ninger or fonltrltcrct al Ell ipcnlf Sn'
genier Grrit 8. ". Sernitrem.
Snqcnicr Scrnltrem, ionn or feOt
/ 1868, bar orret nilint iom aprt-
itrufter peo set befienbte &aubenfir.
ma Yb. Mprbenielot & 60. | Sonocn.
"a 9SoroenieIot fprloo Sonbon %
aabneoe Societe Noroenielbt / NariS,
ilIate Sernitrem meo % blep Sir
maets tefniife Gbei. Senere off han
oper iii Observation-Disclosures. % iom ier.
tie Snsenisr peo Settc ,fnloS grtiI-
leriaibelina bar ban uoisrt en-
Mrnaoe &onirruftinner Tor IrtilIe.
ripaabenet, bl. a. oeiaa for Be MI ioa
bersnte Sorter umfrina 2iittih.
Sammen meo Sberit Bergman
bar Snaenisr Sernitrem fonitrieret
Sen Observation-Disclosures Tor bur
tiaifnoeubc Seltfanoner. iom cr all.
taact / Norgc, @cIgicn % 6ranf-
rig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08
S9roie.
ErinS @ilbclm al Micb f!Datcr ira
Mnbaricn.

Nrins @ilhelm al @ieb, Sen inc
tpIfe Sprite al Ilbonien, er allercoc
frroig. San bar ~iitnpeltben flpatct
fra lit Hige. Set blep "Eerniac5
forte Srsfenitalto."
ct Telegram fra Sura55o, albo'
MEMS Sopeoitob, melocr, at Ser
Snsbag fploteS ct EroteItreoe in1oo
Irinien Ser / Spen.
&loffen 10 inmleoeS Ell Sforc
ppbnebe @oreere iig foran Slottet %
Sinansminiiteriet og f%orlun1tc line
|glflenniltger (rimeligoiS iom Soloo-
teri. Sinansminiiteren fom ilb og
beroliaeoe Solicit meo, at &c ifltlrc
rof faa lit SilgobebapenOc.
alpffen lem ON Gitermiooaacit
fom italienife trooper ilano pg be-
iatte @aoerne / Sn1egnen al Slottet.
Erins @ilbelm pg bans @emnlinOc,
leoiaoet al Surfan Yaiha, Ifis 3d.
fla. Sami Sen, Gfrene Sen og BET
oiplomotiife aprps forIoo oerpoa
Slottet.
Gen intcrnationolc aommiSiion,
lonl mi bill aonliniitrerc IlbanicnS
s(ffrrcr, gioroc llbe / Slotsbapct
Sonnpr for Erinien pg GrinIc5ien,
iom bereiter began Jig til @rpggcl.
Sripiaige italicnife Solouter iGll-
feoc aongeiioact paa Slottet, ioet
Spriteparret gift pmlboro.
Gen italienife Duht "0tiilruta",
ionl par ltinet til S%priteparretS SiS-
petition og fcrte set itolicnife % al.
bunife Stag, bette anfer aloffen
baIp otte. Otter ell Salut fra ben
italienife arpoier "Sibia" itoo gaf).
ten ito tilbaps % iatte aurien for
Geneoig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08

gger meo Eopcorn. bpiIfen piitnof er
oct fsrIte itsrre 5orIsg meb bette
Vrobuft / Siaten. Wr. SopeipD DO.
eoe ier / Soipa, bpor ban bprfebe
Nopcorn for Worfeoet, 90 bor, or
o~perbepiit ON, at bette Troouft meb
famine SelO fau irembringeS o9iaa
lqngere moo Norb. Sans Iger
Itaar oIoeles iortrinlig, og Den be-
tpOelige Sortieneite berDeo bill mualfe
Ioffe andre Sarmere I'll at forlsgc
Jig / iamme Retning.
Wnt Gountp uprcttct. Nortb Gafo.
taS 51te GoiintD opretteOes ben 4be
6S., ioet @uoerner Sannu oeo Tro-
fIamaiion intte Den Ip0sltlige Gel az
Norton Gountp paa Stanoing Hocf
Gelerpotionen tillioe iom Siolir
Gountp. Sort plates %ottages. iul'
iolo iorelsbig, at bIipe oct npc Gorn.
tins @etsipoe. 9epGgclien for at op.
rette bette Gorntp bar p9ret pebll9e.
holot / Here 9lar, % Ser bar til oen-
lie puret fnpttet mango irteresionte
gegipenbeoer. sSor ire Iur iioen eff
IaalcoeS 70 Snolanere en- Eileerimas
oara op iii gismarcf ior at beoe 8u.
rernsren ifobe set me Goulltp, og
ocnne delegation %onierte5 al Siour-
hsuoingen SSobn @ralS, iom reaneS
ior at pore ocn ploite Hsobuo / Sta,
ten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08
mnntuun.
Wmttc nnber Griaslpn.

Butte nnbcr &risslon. 81 ao1n-
panier al Statens Hdtionalgorbe
m%nrIcbereoe ON Mite,ten Sen lite
September, unoer aommunoo al
Waior .. s. Ionobue, inb / Butte
% ilog &eir paa en- @affeifraoning.
buorfra belle @pen funoe operlfleS.
Ser bar UNDER SnOrpfningen itore
Mennelfemasier / 8aoerne, lncn Ser
bite Jig ingen llroligbeoer blanot
Winearbeioerne. @pen blep Sen mo-
tie Gag erflpret unber &rigslon, %
cmcnoifient Der Sc felgenbe Yar 90.
&c arreitereOeS flere al 2eberne fer
cen me Irbeiberiinion, ioa par Ser
BOG ~iorsprigt title og rolig, og gr-
bcioet blep ~gienoptaget / Wtinerne.
Mon bar BOG life pGret iltano til at
iinoe "Nhlcfie" MfcGonalo, Trpii-
bent, % s. 6. graolep, SiceprGiioent
Tor llnionen, % Be anta9es at bare
iorlnbt @nen. en- Militprfpmmis-
lion blep neoiot Sen Ace bs., bpilfcn
&ommisiion MT err Set beieite Sriblis
nal / Sllpcr 0oip G%oluntp, og ira bull
te Ser life gioes nogcn appel. Ni
Mcolcmmer al Butte Wine @orfers
Union orreitereoes, nter, be fprite til
at titles u,oer arigsret par lpp Meo-
lcmmer al Snonitriol @orfers Of tbe
@orlo, bpornf lire blep filnone ifpl-
biac / 2eaainngeri og opnlte til at
betnIc Ell Miilft al 800 og lone 30
Gage / Nrngilct. Sonumen blep Dog
/ ollie Silfrloer ~eitergipet mpb at DC
iorlaoer Butte inben "a Elmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08
miarnnJtu.
Superiur uurcr. SIT

Snperipr nUrcr. Giter Sc 9ereq,
Ringer, ionl gieres / Sen netop llo-
gimme goreSiefulenoer. bar Superior
III Ell Soltcmpnqoe al 10000. Sette
er eli Soregclie al 1000 iioen forrigc
slar.
WcfienOt Yulitifcrs Snitrn bpb. s
"a crosse fif man forrige uge ur'
oerretning on, at Mrs. 90. q. Mn-
bcripn, Or. ". q. g(uocrlons SuItru,
bar aIgaaet pes Seoen UNDER ct Sp-
holo / Sitcn. Sun blen 70 Iar 81.
Or. Inberlon bill erinores iom Ell al
@iscouiinS melt fremraaenoe Demo-
f~ratiife ToIitifere og &oniul / Won-
trcnI unber T%rpiioent Gleoelanos
Stprc.
Sfrrf brinacr 9ammelic. %
WfrS. Scnrp @innebooie / Solttf
8rono Hapios Torlcben Saa arbci-
beoe / i'm Sape, bIcp Ser al Naboens
8rt oiipret ct Sfrlb / HetnirQ moo
I'ellbc. % hnn falot til Soroen Iont
mi off 0ip / hel,be meb cit Sang por
i!bIlnffet. 8l,tteu. ser natltrli9oiS
troebc ar hare brrbt benbc, rnabte ON
Sl1lp, men peo n9rnlere l(noer'e'
gelie bite Set Iig, at 8ilalen fun iao.
tiot hapbe bersrt benbes enc Sful.
Gre, % at bun = maaife al SfrGf =
rar blepen lammet.
Observation-Disclosures iaaisses.
Staten bar Ben Ace IS. PED arebs-
retten / Maoilpn anlaet Sag moo
lire tibligere Observation-Disclosures
oN oeres aautioniIter, for at erboloe
tilbogebetalt pisle Sportler, ION
4ommisi9rerre paaitaaes at bare be.
boIbt iiteoetipr at inobetale Dem iii
Statsfaslereren. &ommisiPrernes %
3aii:ioniIternes Hupne. lamt %
Gunner, Der / bpert SiliGlbe ior'
bres, er inm islser: emil @iliohni1
liuut re. @iliobnr % 6. s. aaIpe'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08
3trrn qnkniu.
St,rt WrnnStnb paa Tnrmcn. ia

Smla)cli4 Tarm, f. nil pcit ior ,Sar.
90, ucobrUnotc ii0ilc Sora0N Ell itor
%uaucbpNninN Stlo 6ccomollc %
SprrcunlUQ Tor NIdJ>, forlt0cn at Ell
hcI Gel SUletolcr "a Geoltobcr lotnt
en- M'Un0oc so itroN nleb. Snbct
uutoNc3 at pile uao $4,000, huoroi
MoIpOclcn pur l9'urcrct. &oaninQH.
hlliet ontUu0tca 'Icrt @on9c men Oct
lutfcoc3 Ser at fife Nlaluuernc.
l~lnutnrliac Norrlorc. On MianO
az Ell Nuin0c, Ger opdop at pGrc Wtr.
"a Mrs. ). 3. NuUilton al Ntinnc.
cpolia. renttc cat &runb SORTS ira
lit lire llQcr uomlt Barn, 'onl blcu
citerloot hos Mrs. Il. Tctcrlon Der.
ltco@. Mrs. Ectcrion peo I1tct an.
oct en- Sc matlr,ilc TorTIorc, enc
at Sc on9ipcliQ 'or Ell Snortnr nor
rclit Ill Grootiton. Barnet bIcp lenot
iii CT Nicm ior 6orrlorcleic.
Minuts Trlitichci amflaacs. 6. s.
Nuob. Nrrliocut ior WfinotS Gorn-
~miaiion3lturc nor iremiert ernel me-
get opiiQt@prftcuOc @cIfplonin9cr
moo Eolitichci u. Robinirn, oG han
iorIon0cr. at ocuuc itror alpcS NJ.
'tco pua Nraat Nopir. Hiloo pad-
itour. al Npliticbcren bar prrct Ne.
ruict ul0cr Sienc'tt at ban bar Tor
iernt linC TliRtcr ~ cllcra pno andre
Waahcr Nit lin SrolcSbeb. apnrnia'
iioucu 'fdl holoc ct ipcciclt Wcoc ror
at QicWncmguu oct LANCE Spnocrcgt'
iicr.
SnNen %caumanacl. Sra ole
Observation-Disclosures ! Sfatcn meloca,
at Ser err en- tilitrrffclia S%orirnin9
al &crnbancpogue ior SronSporte.
rinQ Al IorctS @rrNc, % at Der life
cr nogcn llNiiat til S~oriinfelIer al
neuuc @runb. Zen ~iierlte Speoe'
itrem or piitnof cnOnu life %be1pnot,
men ION He9el er Ser aiort til'trGt'
felipe Sorbereoelicr. SnSbag iorri.
&c llge off ser t25 |panlahninacr
Npcoc oper @rcat Northern @anens
0otota Sipiiiom % oen i%clgenSc
So1 1l5.
Gt nrt Troenft. q. q. 2opeion
req InlcIu bar iaor cn so Icrcs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-08

loee ipm aautioniiter, $6O,OOO;
George 6. 9eeole ian1t National
Suretp 60, $200,000; 3eno %.
SOFT iant Ietna ,Snoemnitp 60,
$4,000; @illiam q. Sricfe ianlt
Charles i. Bitter % q. g. @ii.
john, $4,000. elsie SagsanlGg
err foraniralteoe eftcr 2egislaturcnS
9eilutning / 1909.