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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28
STATE GRANGE FEARS
WITHYCOMBE'S VIEWS

Evidently fearing for the fate of
ws enacted by the people of the
ate, under the initiative, If there
ould be such harmony between the
xt governor and the legislature as
suggested by the campaign speeches
DR.. James Withycombe, Republican
lbernatorial candidate, the executive
mmittee of the Oregon State grange
as addressed an open letter to the
candidates for governor, asking their
attitude in regard to the use of the
Emergency clause" by the legislature,
and their policy regarding measures
enacted or rejected by the voters.
The executive committee points out
that Senator Chamberlain, while gov
ernor, and Governor West, have firmly
opposed every attempt by the legisla-
ture to defeat the peoples will, but
that with a harmony" governor and
legislature there may be danger ahead.
The committee IS letter is in full, as
follows
Menace Is Seen.
An open letter to the candidates for
governor of the state of Oregon
At every session of the legislature
since the adoption of the initiative and
referendum in this state there has
been disposition ON the part of some
of the legislators to disregard the ex-
pressed will of the people at the polls
by enacting into law measures that has
been rejected and in attempts to annul
or repeal measures enacted by the
voters.
Frequently members have tried to
avoid the possibility of a referendum
by the use Of the emergency clause, y
which should not be used "eXcept as
to laws necessary Tor the immediate
preservation of the public peace,
health or safety" as provided in the
constitution.
When bill with the emergency
clause attached is passed by the legis-
lature it becomes law and is operative
Immediately upon receiving the sigma
ture of the governor, thus taking from
the people the right of the referendum.
Fortunate in Past.
In this manner governor and leg
islature not in sympathy witn the ini'
tiative and referendum, and working
together, can practically annul these
provisions of the constitution.
We have been fortunate in the past
inasmuch that Senator Chamberlain,
while governor, and Governor West
have firmly opposed disregard for
the expressed will of the voters aud
the unnecessary application OF tle
emergency clause, but what of the fu-
ture!
Knowing from obseryation and ey-
perience the Importance of this mat
ter, we address this open letter to each
candidate for governor, asking for a
public statement on the Following ques-
tions;
If elected governor, what will be
your policy in regard to the use OF
the emergency clause
What will be your policy in regard to
measures enacted or rejected by the
voters!
c. f. SPENCE, Oregon City, R, 3,
c. L. Shaw, S32 Baker ST., Albany,
B. G. LEEDY, Corvallis, X. 3,
Executive Committee, Oregon State
Grange.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28
HOG CHOLERA FIGHT NOW ON.

DR.. V. W, Knowles, the field agent
of the U. $. Bureau Of Animal Industry
appointed to take charge Of the anti.
hog cholera campaign in Oregon, has
arrived at the Agricultural College and
begun an educational campaign for the
eradication of this dreaded pest. 1.-THE
state is my field," said Or. Knowles,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

"and during the campaign my head.
quarters will be at the College. While
the campaign will be carried on along
educational lines | should be glad to
nave the farmers Of Oregon know that
the serum treatment, as handled by
the U. $, Department. of Agriculture.
has been quite successful and in every
way satisfactory, and that there Is
every reason to believe that the cam.
paign in Oregon will succeed"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28
DEATH OF AGED LADY.
Hubbard Enterprise.)

On Tuesday of this week the remains
of Mrs. Isabella Blue, the aged mother
of R. $. Blue, living north of town,
were put aboard the train at this place
and shipped TO Junction City for inter.
ment. The deceased came TO her death
at her sons home on Monday, Scptem.
Der 81, as the result of old age and q
weak heart, she being nearly 81 years
of age.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28
FOR VETERAN MINISTERS.

Portland, Or, Sept, 96.-Relief for
the tlmc,woru and hoary veterans Of
the church, whose lives have been spent
in the services of Methodism, was Of
fered today by the Oregon conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal church, by
the rcapportionment of assessments up.
ON the various churches and by the de-
cision to start campaign for an en-.
dowment fund of 100000 for super.
Aunuatcs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

and the W 90 Il s,
an d t hus spend
pleasant days. 1t s
long since | have
tasted game; do
mestic meats are
all the sam e -
they re tasteless,
stale and flat; so
| shall wander far
a II d near, an d
S h OF a ground
hog or a deer, a
, c h p m un k or n
cat. So off |
strobe, and | could
feel within m Y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

That is just what a Jour
nal Want Ad is-a farm get
ter. 1t will not only get you
a farm, but will get ycu one
in the best of locations and
at a price and on terms that
you can meet with ease.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

Boston has lowered its streetcar steps
but by the time this reform becomes
general the chances are the styles will
change and women will be wearing
loose skirts cut short at the knees.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

Przemys is one of those paces'which it is safe to tell
stranger to the Russian Austrian languages to name
it and take it." Maybe that is what makes the place
hard to capture the Russians themselves wanting know
what it is they are getting before they get it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

What would happen if the 900 soldiers busy
in Europe should strike walk out and quit? Wonder if
the employers would try to get scabs to take their places
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

Nothing iolts a poor man who mar.
ries an heiress like having her SUE him
for non'support
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

The Turkish ambassador Rustem Bey having been
talking too much blames his troubles on the American
newspapers. He is probably correct If the papers had
not printed his remarks would have heard of them
OF course the newspapers to blame. Run down to
fine point they to blame for much of other public
mems troubles and for the same reason giving publicity
to what had better been left unsaid
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28
When school -book-b buying c:

z.
negotiated and with the state
with this week. dad look forward to several days
rest before the get-ready campaign
begins Bully for old dad What would home be without
him?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

But the water wagon isn't as popu.
lar at this season of year as the gaso'
line joy chariot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

upon It as a great addition I
think war is bettered by it. AS
enemy that much the quicker,
ment on the dumdum bullet Q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

Mr. Zrszzeyash being mentioned as visitor from the
old country to America exchange wants to know whe
ther he is Pole, typographical error or "pi" line.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

1t better to give than to receive but that no reason
you should think you phanthropis when you look
your mirror after giving away several unwecome wads
of advice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28
OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES.

"Now, Tommy said the teacher,
"when water is transformed into ice
what great change takes placeW
"The change in price,, replied Tom
my.
While in the country little Laura
saw calf for the first time.
ooh, mamma" she exclaimed "is
that one of the little cows that give
condensed milk?"
off you keep on, Willie,' you ii soon
know as much as your teacher" said
the minister, patroni2ingly.
"Huh!" exclaimed Willie. "Pd
know as much now if | looked at the
book all the time, like she does"
Mamma-What are you doing, Ed
wardl
Small Edward-I m counting, You
said | should count a hundred when
angry.
Mamma--Yes, | believe did.
Small Edward-Well, I've counted
over 200 and Pm madder than when |
started.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28
Editorial Page of The Daily Capital Journal

subject for debate at the country schools this
winter should be- "Has the aeroplane improved warfare
And if So to what extent and h3n War axners lookl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

New York is holding its first state primary today.
There are seven candidates for governor democrat
four republicans Suzer running the Prohibition and
Washington Party tickets, and Frederick NJ Davenport
Progressive There five candidates for United States
senator and long list of state offices with half dozen
candidates for each There is strife almost war; in all the
parties and the result expected to be the heaviest vote
ever polled in the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28
SAME OLD MEXICAN TROUBLE.

War has again broken out in Mexico between the oil
interests of the United States and those of England
Standard OIL not getting what wanted and demanded Of
Carranza, and what probably promised it, is now put
ting up the money to start Villa new revolution II
Uncle Sam would indicate to the Rockefelers that they
should have oil lands in Mexico no matter what the
outcome of the war; there would be war; The Mexcans
are broke and only outside money financing their perpet
ua revolutions makes them possible. Before the oil in
terests got in the game it the mining men after big
concessions that fomented the trouble.
AT the same time the Monroe doctrine should be made
to apply to the English oil interests. 1t might be good
time for the United States to take the from England
and insist on the right of search in looking into the mo-
tves behind the English oil grabbers, and confscate as
contraband of war; not only any money that might be cap
tured put up by the English syndicate but also any prop
erty acquired by it in stirring up revolution in Mexico
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-28

Rather strange isn't it, that the dove of peace is find
ing her safest roosng place close up the perch by the
side of and under the wing of the American eagle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-23

6oIe. Nan life Sitiatoncn iorbeeres.
piI Zen mart blipe nrrre. Saulehes
or Stillinqen Der.
ReS hiSie SorhoIce for Gle a Ser.
al Sen Sau.e optom iblanot % at
appeIlere til bore Sanoaiols / RorSita
terne o. beoe ale. iom nlaattc ,ommc
Ill ar iiebe "eitrciSeo ccttou" / 0sit.
az tiebc al S.auoinaUtr her eoSaue
@ountn.
Snoeufor SC ire ior urpnie Reniobe
ser BETTE 5ettIcmeut or Scr ueoiut e.,
aomite a icr NarS. iou iial taoe ia
al Ncnne Saa.
@r. .. s. Crbett al Clifton Ser.
en- al @nenS Nnaiiaitc Sorrcmiuoamnne.
hnr goopilliQ lopet At boloc @,aer Oh
cner5 pUre NomiteeuS E~iuau4monN. al
oelsS llocu noQen @oNpiNclic Nqe
Tom oil rrre meo Ga birIpe |ioienrenl
eennc aon1ite beuperocr iie til ham.
men belle aomtteeu of1ier bpem Nal
hucc Net iii Neune Nirln % hpem HE.
airre SorosfoIf. or rct iorncpet cnt hi
bcner eoer ale ipltc cocr ON oeune ria
tiae Sag?
W hoobcr % tror. Ser or name
'tanNtnaoilte Nirmacr % Sn.eItrerio,
uer. ion, ijorcr iod aoSt ! ser. al Sc
fun aiIe Ell lterre cIIey minorc 5un iii
oenne Supeitmeut. For Sc nlcrileitc AZ
eoer oilNe Set rel pUre cn M @rinriro
/ 0ipet AZ fisbe. eie Oh irIae @onmIo I
"Nales".
Gen iom nil tisbe rripcr til G &.
Erbscf, Clifton, Ser. ca beitiqer Sc
NntnI "@oics", ban cnifer. iomt aioer
Naor 90 NNresie poo fin @ort. 6r.
Crbeci trr'ter So SEN r~eNpcnNinc 5nnt
! en- at GIiitors @nnfer. fisher @ouul
Sen % ieneer @nrchuss "Receipt" I'll
aioberen GIiftonbonten trrttcr iaa
pan Ganseu Ser noro.
Set er Sen nlminNeIioe % i~ndreite
Nreuaon9smnoee, men oet ION on'on
0lcres pda rem Woahe. at man nripcr
til @r, Srbect 90 nrpner set antal
"@aleS" man enifer. iaa Fan ban irtte
tiIiioe ioamouoe % ienoe @eGt. Yris
p.i,p. Ill Gfterlpsrperen, Tom ga fan
ienoe &eraene Hirette til BAN. Bare
bus "Neceipt" ienoeS oa itrar. Ean
oenne IanNe taocr Set lGugcre ier
Naruereu Tan foa line VeuQe. men Set
fan nItina gisres ilie.
som 1ianoinaper A~eupenoer vi oS
iii Stanhinaber mes sen fuIoe Norpis
MING. at ) nil ~ioriton por Sitting %
life toae hcuue Dor Gppel iINe op,
ollie Sla9s SoreuiuQer uoicnNer M
NppeIer en- at iisbe "oiitrei5eo cot
ton. SoaIeNes bar. til Or. Che
Srapeuin9 Sole5men@' Cotton Club OF
Gnao3 uoienot 1000 @rcpe til Sir
maer, forremmelia / Noroitaterne.
&i en'fer ianpiot mIIi9. at touters
trere Sc itanSinauiiteajsb Der / @oSque
Gpuntn.
Geriom ale. Tom Irier bette. bill I'M
tere8icre iia for Snacn % gisre lpao
Sc ian, euten peo at tiebc leIp cucr
iamneu meo andre. iaa oil Der bi en-
o~irteIig tor 6irIp.
NonQe / SettIementet Der. ION bar
Hooo, nj hoIbe lin @omuIo. % ilere
piI oaiaa fisbe i9iennem aomiteen,
9grbpNi9it,
Tep. 8. ". Gitrent. Grnmfiqs Sap,
Seras; z. ". 4nocrion, Clifton, Ger. ;
Sohn Eeoerion. Norie, Serns; 8. T..
@ierion, Grouiias sap, Seros; W. 9.
Sor9eriou. GronFus SAP. SeraS; 8.
6. Srbect. Clifton ScraS; 6enbrici u.
Mellon, Clifton, Gera5. Nomite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-23
ieip ian,t
Tamiiie
bar Vcruna
uu0crc

Mrs. Gntlltd
StoIt, DO. 697
Atlautic Street,
9tppleton. @i3..
l~frluer: Bern.
lla bar uorettet
Ell bel Gel soot
ior mig iioen ieg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-23
xtot nm ncroiW Zpro0 90
2ultnrs NrtmsanN | Wmerifa.
(Nf Sbor :. @euion.)
0r Mtoattcr!

Nr. Mtodtterl
Get oiloe are bcIoi1t. ON ser blep
Qiort et Sorieg pco Set iuocorrenoe
@tsoe AZ zen rorii ednitt Tre5iefor
eniu0 Der / Sobeoltaeeu for oet uoroilte
Nolt / Ameri'n at iaa oroue oct llig.
n Scr turNe aipeS panlioeliAe % tbs
mU5iiqe OplnSniuger ON poa boormnu
9e 5tcoer Scr blir Git llnocrpisniuq /
Sc noroiile Sprog poo oct ~clfentli9cs
&eioitulua. Sc SplrSniu8er, iom fore
toumer hpppiat / &c uoroiiie Nlaoc,
er life nltio panIioeIigc. OF man idaodu
lluoeroisning ~illltter pun pi3le Steoer.
bercr man intct on BET. Ter ituloe
nUret 9iort NoraritaltnipQ peo DC of
ientlige Mtnuolgbeoer | DC forlIleltge
Stuter. bpor Der blir ait ioaonu Huber
nisuing. at DC iteoIige StoIemruoigbes
ser tunoc nftGaae fuIo Neretnius iii
@%ioleppienets Cperieer for Be pehtonls
menoe Stater. Com ct Nomitemeoleut
ai Ell poliiiif Soreuing tlitrep ieN
OoerIeerne / 10 Stdter % I Z bltr Der
ait iaaodu lluoerretuiug. men @eretuins
Qernc ira Sioterncs Cperieere rur life
ultio Be famine ionl hupoe blit bercitet
/ Sc noroiif d%meriionife Nbiier, 5aales
be5 ira Soma bIep bpsrieu Gecorab eler
Storp gitD anait iom Steoer, bpor Der
undertakes / MORT, meoen5 Ser par an
ore Stcocr bpor Ser ioregit %iuaoau
l~lnoerpiSninq. iom life bauot bIit berets
tet / auiierue.
Sen norii eoui.e QreSie'orening piIs
Sc booe bcore NuIeouine al iGtte ii9 /
SprbiuoeIie meo Be iorilieuige 5tatss
iiolempuotgbeoer oa ON nsopeuhi9t fua
Net beo @op orbret 'ud. at iaaodrue
pnnlioeIiae Cplpsuinger ,umoe faaes.
Get piIoe bli al Den ltsrite Setponiu8
Tor uoroiit Sprog on aultur5 Sremme
her / 2anoet. naar oet iunoe plies, AZ
Ser er 1unnreoer o. ,dnite miener al
ufieutliae Stoler, buor Der blir cir ioas
ban lluoerpisulnG og al @~leoantalet
tommer % II % madite bunoreoe Su'
leuer.
G0iad ioroi set MI lnttcr ill sen lib.
at en- hunoreSe Mars Wiroefeit IAN
Fan iweire9 for 9egnuoelieu al ben nor
bite SnNponoring bertluano5. Jon, Tan
iioes at baoe beqpnot meo aleng Beer
ion S~eirbammer / 1921. piloe Oct pTre
hcIOigr. at ma tuuoe tornme til en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-23

@aIas f~eritaaelie ON set paatrufie
Idniluag iseN Tor cu iaaSan Srlesieit.
&oq.e tror. Minnc0polis or sen Gp.
d'or or or iorfoIesUhs Here noroiiis
aucri.lulie %&uobnaaere. UiIoe prrs oct
bcloi8'.c zrO Tor en- iaoNoa Snmlina5s
glr0e for Cvgettsiicu Al en- Ria0cbufs
HilA. men ida CT Ger oaioa m0uGc "a
~ 'ar1o9eullja oaiao &c atlte al %
Cior, iout ior 10 50 a1r 'iseu /
@lrt Tom 80 AWtri:s. jam iunes. II
NerorOh cr oet beloi3it, >tsN lNsi : :
pa,rtr ill., ina mango A. Hn9093ersGr'
WoljnacuEc 10 Senat &5yi!5c9eu t}ta','
rt1v 0o2coi.ao. 0gleuo cca lie ion
m-1,c va meN &lUuelolatren ! Qesu
'ccust Ill NurremlHlsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-23
Spraab om GjeIp for NumaerSs
liocuoe / SUosGonau, & btma.

Siolte Nar far bragt bouroe Silent
IeAelIer I'll munae | bette Sauo. On
rer. 3soeri. ~GperIpsmnelie eler Serte
bar giort 9ipet blttert for Solicit. Ser
oen peo ON BEN tore 6priuemmelie /
9antone0nn, huor iod man0e Winneitcr
iatte Gioet I'll. Gerlmoo CT on minore
fienot meo Silitonoeu andre Stebcr /
bette ubpre Sano. 81 oil bare nepne
ct Steb, os6onau poa 6npcbs 8rrns
len, iorbi pi Der fienoer perloulig noaet
til Ncben oa set meite Iigger inoenfor
6nu9e3 Snnobea, Sen Soreuoe airtc3.
SrooeriamiunbetS % ben 0orite Spns
ooe5 0iSiionsmart.
Si0lte @lnter herieoes oette Strso al
Sen tore aeper6eooing5. BEN bpioc
lllUS 9auoe. iom liienote % breuote
boor BEN orog rem. Suiin0er al @roue
merfer @eien eiter H~eprbaneeu. "a
enoelia Negieringcu ipnte5 Simottoneu
meo NeperHe bleo oloorIig. lenotc Dem
6rre no for at cocIG99e Dem. Gen
Aoliug Ni5. 0ueoe % ouoet, iom De
ierite life bauoe ~itiaaIet elcr pNeIaat
bIep optisbt al SoIouterue. Solicit laug5
0onous3 upeb @rGuien er pant I'll ne
aeuluuoe 9ooe Aaringer % t9nttc ret
bar lite ina iarli9t. ON De gloroe rent
6uS. for 0peoebsiteu piIoe tomme /
Wiai o. til Ben Tio III DC flare StJaius
aeu poa roQen &is. Vinter1oeoen itoN
uatter AprlI "a loUet goot. So,tet be
Qpnote at qleume &tniereH. Hsuerne o.
5oIonterne % De bitre glinocr, 4(en
iaa iomt en- ter 3ino ira 8eit og en- III
on erouu en-. 0geoen tsrteoe bort lite.
oeuior at moaues. Yaa uogIe Ste0er
If man SGoen i9ien paa andre life
Set eHGous. opeoe og Vel iieg Yris
% er IN oprsre euo Sc bar ppret /
Nouo3 Miuoe. 8is er adrit3 aloen
auliug / 5gos0ouau OF 0upeb, Zen
maa itaa uuoer &auo ON DEN Hal gro.
Set bar imaat meo @ano 81 zen bleo
pluatet / Juli, men Regutioeu q 10
iuentc. Zen .om ooa life i aar ior
openuGpute Strs8o @eo!ommeroe.
gonqe Yroeesiiouer gjt Ill pIsie S.e
ser, 5empler eller AiIoer iordt beoc
@uoerue ON 8enn men Inlet ton. ~
bar ieet oi5ie Rrocesiiouer al barhooeoe
Rrno / ale Aloeys lanas @eieus ben
beoe Solteg % hert oem saa oe ltrlge
iit melau.oIite: Ser ON He9n".
Hiien eli. op / Vri5 os auiuoer %
gern mee. ! en- itprrs Sg ipo ON 90
naner1nieu begpnote man al iGlge I'M
Qe @iger ei:er &egt - en- llhiuIteu CT
oar blaigere eno Ell uoseHIunoe oeIup
ret. Sor en- Solar iuHoe man 'iebe
en- iisrre %iss iii Reobuitru. SIaue
eaer amer. "a ZEN uorenoe 8is be-
annoie al gu!ue al Ssrte Tom en- Hssns
peirsoaa iaa SEN If IiNt ngt Siv. men
oet uar iorieut iii NJ iaa uo9eu pieere
gluIine. sra ipo CONAN 6ar ar6eioslsie
on maolsie Solt oeIois iorIaot iiRs
6jem iorat rage SetIerirageu % saa
iii andre 5teoer ! Roros9binn.
"a mango Ili5iiouGrer bar ianIst
paa G9i.ungiieIaet / Sommsrierien
isle man al noaet maatie gisre5 iorat
linore Iso "a ON muIlgt hiTlpe en- Eel
ira 6uugerseee. Iau eueoe5 ON i
9iabeo meo. hpao Ser bar p9rei giurt
/ liguense SiIi9los. az oprette en- "Hes
lief Committee ior Soutb 9onan".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-23

VI Ndne ira Sc orenrrunte Dii7iio~
ucr bIep pdIft "a et 12celem az GhirG
SneIano Nls'iouen for at ienec Ct ~
rdah eicnnem en9ellte on %it1noiuuuiiic
@ldNc | Inerifd ON Sirlp for Sc mi
tenoe % esenoe. amcrita bar prrct
~rrnehaanoet ier az brrIpe mango I'll
fUIecr pd1 andre |teety "a ui hoa6cr
heller life ri M oliver oioiiie tomarn
cct. Get Strsl hi trnter al hiylee
bar ca. 100000 Gituuentr. Nonj
tencolcmnter bar alltrcSc tain mes &c
lo.nle gmteoSmGno om Raloen IT
hlclpc pdd Sen bcoit &ti cr Il. aiQs
idttigc Arbcioc lpnt n 1rlQc oiicutiile
&eie, aipe SrStorn oa liNatpot VI
ltadr iorun eli hadrp &jutcr ioyvgN
Npeocu bligcS mnotu mi uUiie We,
Y>nnr llneertcautoc blcp paajaQt ut
itrjpc ct Spraob Ill ifliciuapiile EllNc
! Haleyi,a baabcr oi Get wi rritt I'll
mcNirlcuNt @cnrelitr Ser hdr en- @'''tu,
NJ me al i'm C9eriloo nj Sc hulrilc
Nonaneicr i1r meqtt mere, 'onl Au,t-
ria er ptIijglet meN Ct Nroular %
SOltet leper l NreN % no.
@rs. Auma Sepit. linton vutbcrou
{%beoIoaic1l @cmiulra. Sbetop. &ugcb,
Ghina 1Icu paIgt Tom Acliti aomittens
Ga5ierer.
@enQt iau IenNeS >irctie til bcuNc
n1eo Ghcct pad hpiI'cnionh,Iit oaaItoe
Tia &ani.
PM iaa lie grct % 0lcrtct for Nctte
Esoradb. men fom mart meo Sin
Strip.
sra hcnnc Sio til pi ian peute no
Seu 0irIp ira 0lenumet mcoaaar TO Il
ire @aaneoer % Set nil bIipe / Den
prrite &intertio. @lro oS, iom plI
rre ale DoereS NdnnoIin1ere berioe,
men Blro jon alt Sc iuItenoc, occnoe
0onaneiere.
Yaa 8ellef NomiteenS @eNne,
{. E. &cbrents. ". :.
ST. z. Stoite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-23

Set er ttte ulailolpllllgf or Stor'
tinset mart nlaa faloes iammen
igien for at paalGgge me Sfatter,
% ba bill aritifcn itise / Stprfe. Get
fr9pes bl. a. at Chr. Naihelfen, Hail.
len 0. a. ifal fables til 8onsens
6aabsboro og %eritatte Gele al ben
8runar anuoienife Hegiering. Set
piIoe GA / SiIfGlbe muligens blipe
SmboIt % Sbleu iom tont til at a.
Iples.
Tesierinsens Sanolinser.
Zen ipenlte llngiocialilt albert
SEMEN, iom en- Sio bar reolgeret
SIaoet "Oirette clifton, raffeoe neo
paa Oct norite Soripar % trItliereoe
De befienote @maltbeam9uos Gaao,
er Bit arreIteret % tiltaIt ior 0or-
brpoeriorberIi9elIe. Get oil erin.
ores at nogIe ipeuife llngioctalllter
ior enoel 9lar lioen falteoe ell Son'
be neo / oct en9eIife Streitbrpoer.
lib, JONI Iaa paa Maulmes Sapn,
bporpe0 ilere Oi0nb or9btes. Sors
poerne bar lioen liobet / 6pnglel,
oeluis opnlt paa 2epetioen. "Slret.
te clifton" bar oelpls beller life p9s
ret itoaniom moo De norite Sociall-
ter.
Gen onnife Socialiit, 4ruie, ionl
reoieerte SociaIiitblaoet paa Sepan-
ger er Bit uopiit al &iget. San bar
en- langt rineligere Sppe emo SenS-
len; men Hegieringen bar aIllgepel
ppretbolot llopisningen.
Get ier no lom ON Irbeioerpar-
tiet peo iterft HreS ira De linge bill
pore moot til at title Jig ogiaa pao
olsies SIDE; men Der fan neppe OPP
nanes noget. Hegieringen bar Itor
Stette ior begge bisie Sanolinger.
ilSitilingen.
SerIom observation-disclosures. life
Daooe pGret afreilt Oa III / llolte uge
mpbililcret al Sanoets beolte Wtao /
Sangerballer, laa berger leg life for
at De ~operboOet par tonlnlet blem
igien. Get nytter life at beIfrloe ben.
Get er nof at Il, at "Gecorab-Eo-
ITEMS Wano, ion1 life bar Sro paa
Jig for at ppre nb%elfeOen, life tit en-
8io. Ger bar minoit 1870 6lu-
er omfrIng SurI9lgeren til Staoi8-
beo % S9ltningen bar ltinotagelig.
Seq tror, at De norife Bomber er
GeroenSmeitre / at lape Wao. 8igb
en- Sloopslie, ion er laoet / 8riIti-
allia efter builfeniombelit Spifrift!
Get er insenting MOB g~iteroalens.
Sauna @insnes," iu9oe 5ru gre-
Deien til mig, Gu pil bel life tale
ON benbe?" Nei Saf.
90 iaa bar Observation-Disclosures
faaet fit Seittiu9g meo Iarets Tros
buffer og &apeperterne. Ser er en-
Soltg forte Toteter "8aaroens egen
Stammle / 80 Nar". @ulomeoalie,
Sar. Oct fortiener De ogiaa. 90
Iaa Sobaffen. Sar s regt Ell Cigar
al egte Sobaf? Gen ligner Sabmn-
ma. 90 ioa troeoe ale, at rlaar hi