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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

more than Co or 6S degrees Fahren-
heit. No grandmothers on the prem
ises-eXcepting myself, of course. And
our youngsters go in and out at will,
wearing whatever they please. Would
you consider us sane on the subject
Reply-Put her there! l don't think
you need test at all, but as you in
sist: Do the children realize that they
can't catch anything from the wealth
er? If they do. you pass. And what
do you do with all the money you save
on doctor bills?
A. NJ. c. writes: For months have
noticel a cloudiness in the urine, a
whitish substance. and it is of a very
red color. When l drink plenty of
water, as you suggest, this clears up,
but have no natural thirst. so l know
don't drink enough viii dieting
correct this?
Reply-A larger quantity of fresh
fruit and vegetables. and a smaller
quantity of meat in the diet will prob
ably correct it. If there are other
symptoms than you have mentioned
it would be wise to have an analysis
made.
Mrs. w. A. T. writes: A young lady
is extremely nervous and jumps when
anyone of the opposite sex touches
her. She seems to feel the slightest
motion towards her. Is there a cure
for such a condition?
Reply-Yes. Psychic analysis of the
condition by an expert neurologist is
advisable.
Mrs. K. X. II. requests: Will YOU
please tell me whether there is any
thing woman can take to relieve
headache and dizziness during the
change OF life?
Reply-Your headaches and dizzi-
ness are certainly not attributable to
a normal process There must be a
cause which has nothing to do with
the change of life. Find out what
that cause is.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02
Dec. 2 in American
History.

l13G-Richard Montgomery. revolution
airy general, horn; killed az the S'
tack on Quebec. 1910
lS23-The Monroe doctrine promuss"F
ed In President Monroe's message
ls25-Dom Pedro. last emperor of bT''
zil. born. Dom Pedro reiSned tcf'E'
seven ycurs and was leader III l'ie
abolition of slavery.
ls64- Beginning OF the siege or Nash
vile by Hoods army.
IA,0-Gcueral Il. y. Carr. L. $ A. re-
aged, distinguished in the civil wAI'
lied: bern 1880.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

In reducing the tax rate in Illinois
20 IS cents on the 800. or within three
cents OF the levy OF two years ago, the
present administration has kept its
promise and substantiated its claim
that the big boost last year was made
necessary because of trick OF the
last ADMINISTRATION 10 discredit the one
which was 20 follow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

sion, in suspending the proposed ad-
vance in freight rates by western
trunk lines. in effect decided that the
railroads must wait till March 81 be
fore beginning to take down their
share of the proceeds OF prosperity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

TERMS-Ten cents per week. by car
rier. in Rock Island; IS per year by mail
in advance.
Complaints 90 delivery service should
be made 20 the circulation department.
which should also be notified in every
instance where II Is desired 20 have
paper discontinued. as carriers have no
authority IN the premises
All communications OF arsum entative
character political or religious. must
have real name attached for publica-
ton. No such articles VIII be printed
over fictitious signatures.
Telephones IN all departments. Cen
tral Union. Rock Island 1t5. il+5 and
.145.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

In making early plans TO caucus and
prepare a program for expeditions
transaction OF business at the coming
session the democratic majority in
congress is showing commendable con-
sideration of the needs OF the public
and at the same time is doing what II
can to ward of another overtime ses-
sion without extra pay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

In going on cash basis. paying on
the spot for everything it buys and
demanding the customary discounts
from those with whom I. does bust
ness. the city OF KenOsha- Wis. has
shown other American municipalities
the way 70 make the dollar of the tax
payer go a little farther than 1t has
gone before.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

The world has been furnished dur
ing the last few days with several
ilIustrious examples showing that age
and experience still AFFORD but indiffer-
ent protection against folly when there
is an attractive young woman in the
case
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02
Sidelights on the European War

fer depletion in their STATS, and also
the Chinese customs service, the direc-
tors of which are largely British.
Several score Roman Catholic
priests from the interior OF China,
some from the remote province OF
Szechwan, having responded to The
requirements of the French mobiliza
ton, have come to garrison posls
along the China coast and a. Picking.
Berlin.-( Correspondence Of the AS
ISOLATED Press)-Germany's best wine
producing district, Alsace-Lorraine'
has suffered heavily by the war, ana
it is claimed that the output this year
will be far below normal. Alsace' es'
pecially, has a poor crop, ACCORDING
to reports. Not alone had the bad sea
sons of the last ten years caused re-
duction of the area of vineyards 10
1O8. $40 hectares, a decrease o. IVS
hectares Cor about 500 acres) since
1905. but the earlier months of the
year were very unfavorable for the
development of the plant. The vines
were affected by phyleXera, which IN
cessant cold rains made worse anu
then, when not weather finally came
the war broke out. In southern Alsace'
where the valleys and hillsides OF the
Vosges are almost entirely given u
wine growing, many vineyards were
cut down in order TO facilitate military
operations, while others were Tram
pied down during battles.
The result of this has been that tne
wine crop of Alsace will be approx
mately one-third normal. CopdluohS
in Lorraine are better. Though some
of the vineyards around Metz were cut
down when the war began, the crop
generally is plentiful enough TO us
count this. The quality, moreover
said to equal that of 1904. Good weain,
err early in the season favored a goo9
average crop. and. unlike those OF Al
SAGE and eastern France, the WIZ
growers of Lorraine were able 10 give
their vineyards all needed care.
"You mustn't laugh so at the 'api''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

The Hrst lady town criar IN England.
Mrs Baker. made her appearance re-
cenuy at Chertsey, in the office tenn
pora~i!r vacated by her husband. who
is segv ae abroad with the forces. She
wore as much of the Uniform as she
could. aud delivered her announce
meut. viii great dsclamatory vigor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

II is barely possible that some Of
the numerous trenches which both
sides claim to have been capturing
lately may have been taken from
friends who had prepared them as
second lines of defense in the rear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

Maybe it is the size of the job and
not the nature of it which moved the
electrician of the Arkansas penitenti-
airy to resign rather than provide the
current TO execute 10 convicted men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

Newspaper statistics show that Ill
Americans have been killed and 1872
injured during the hunting season now
practically closed. Who says the
United States is not militant nation?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

Even a trawler was able TO put a
British warship out of commission, 1t
is now confessed The kings navy
will have a lot TO do in retrieving its
reputation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

Rear Admiral Blue says the Ameri-
can navy needs 240 officers and $500
men. Well. it ought not be difficult to
raise a force of volunteers for the Off
GERS Jobs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02
Line Carrying Rockets.

The first line carrying rockets were
invented in 1920 by an Englishman
named Trengrouse and were soon after
adopted by the Massachusetts Humane
society for use at its stations. where
they proved very successful. though
today brass caRnous are exclusively
used for throwing lines TO wrecks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02
Questions and Answers.

Fond Father OF Six Typewrites: We
have been much interested In your
talks. especially those bearing on
colds Now what would you consie-
er the acid test IN family OF our sizca
We use q porch bedroom most of the
year. Our furnace refuses % give
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02
Yes, Indeed.

(Mt Sterling Democrat.)
When | tell you that this factory is
built on ground where the high water
mark would reach the second floor,
it shows a healthy spirit of optimism.
which is encouraging to say the least.
j. w. Carpenter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02
In the Sorghum Zone.

tShirley, Ark. Advocate.)
Mr.. P. NJ. Rushing's molasses bar
rel got burned when Hacket & Priv
tits store burned. He hopes to fill
it again this fall. He is known as
the sorghum and pea king.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

"You mustn't laugh so at the taols
expostulated the mother
Il amt laughing at the table, SUI
the youngster. I'm laughing al MISS
Green Exchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02
COUSIN Mic and Cousin sin are

COUSIN Mic and Cousin Sill are al
most close enough in the east 10 in
dulge one of those famous royal en-
braces, but il is believed that the boys
are really mad at each other this time.
and that if they did get together it
would be like pair of pinching bugs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02
S III O p
EARLY

Buy your Christmas
presents EARLY-early
in the day, and do it
now. That will be your
biggest gift of the holi-
DAYS to the workers be-
hind the counters and
on the delivery wagons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

NOW the states attorney of Cook
county has discovered that there are
members of the Chicago police depart
ment who have been dividing the har
vest with confidence men. Marvellous
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-02

]. A. MCPHERSON of Madison. Wis.
has reason to be grateful to the courts.
He has just been sentenced to serve
three years In federal prison for big
amy. He has three living wives.
Evening star., 1914-10-25

Michigan, and finally of Chicago,
where he had worked in planning mill.
And afterward came the hint of ro-
nance, the feeling that strange things
had happened to him in that great
city, SO strange and so intimate that
they might not be spoken of. He spoke
wistfully of a sudden leaving, break
ing of old ties, flight into strange
world, ending in this dreary valley,
and Ettie listened, her dark eyes
cleaning with pity and with SYM
pathy,-those two qualities which
may turn so rapidly and so naturally
to love.
McMURDO had obtained tenn
porary job as bookkeeper; for
he was we'll educated man. This
kept him out most of the day, and he
had not found occasion yet to report
himself to the head of the lodge of the
Eminent Order of Freemen. He was
reminded of his omission, however, by
visit one evening from Mike Scan
Ian, the fellow member whom he had
met in the train. Scanlan, small,
sharp-faced, nervous, black-eyed man,
seemed glad to see him once more.
After a glass or two of whisky he
broached the object of his visit.
"Say, McMurdo," said he, II re-
membered your address; SO l made
bold to call. Pm surprised that you've
not reported to the Bodymaster.
Why haven't you seen Boss McGinty
yet?"
"Well, I had to find a job. l have
been busy"
"You must find time for him if you
have none for anything else. Good
Lord, Man! you re fool not to have
been down to the Union House and
registered your name the first morn
ing after you came here! If you run
against him-well, you mustn't, that's
ALL"
McMurdo showed mild surprise.
give been a member of lodge for
over two years, Scanlan, but | never
heard that duties were so pressing as
all that"
"Maybe not in Chicago"
"Well, it's the same society here"
"Is it?" Scanlan looked at him
long and fxedly. There was something
sinister in his eyes.
"Isn't it?"
you'll tell me that in months
time. l hear you had talk with the
patrolmen after l left the train"
Evening star., 1914-10-25

urged him in the direction. 1t may have
been that his attentions to Ettie had been more
evident than before, or that they had gradually
obtruded themselves into the slow mind of his
good German host; but, whatever the cause, the
boarding house keeper beckoned the young man
into his private room and started on the subject
without any circumlocution.
at seems to me, Mister" said he, "that YOU
are gettin set on my Ettie. Amt dat so, or am
wrong?"
dyes, that is So" the young man answered.
"Well, want to tell you right now that it amt
no manner of use There's someone slipped in
afore you."
"She told me so."
"Well, you can lay dat she told you truth. But
did she tell you who it vas?"
"No, asked her; but she wouldn't tell"
81 dare say not, the leetle baggage! Perhaps
she did not wish to vrighten you away"
"Frighten" McN1urdo was on fire in a mo-
ment.
"Ah, yes my vriend! You need not be ashamed
to be frightened of him. 1t is Teddy Baldwin"
"And who the devil is he?"
"He is boss of Scowrers." ..-,..s
"Scowrers! I've heard of them before. It's
Scowrers here and Scowrers there, and always in
the Scowrers?"
The boarding house keeper nstinctively sank
his voice, as everyone did who talked about that
terrible society "The Scowrers," said he, "are
the Eminent Order of Freemen." =
The young man stared. "Why, am member
of that order myself"
"You! l would never have had you in my house
if l had known it-not if you we're to. pay me a
hundred dollar week"
"What's wrong with the order? It's for charity
and good fellowship The rules say so'
"Maybe in some places. Not here"
"What is it here?"
dts murder society, dat's vat it isl"
McMurdo laughed incredulously. "How can
you prove that?" he asked.
"Prove it, Are there not Witty murders to prove
it? Vat about N[ilman and Van Shorst, and the
Nicholson vamily, and old Mr. Hyam and little
Billy James, and the others? Prove it! Is dere
a man or woman in dis valley what does not
know it?"
"See here!" said McMurdo earnestly. 81 want
you to take back what you've said, or else make
it good. One or the other you must do before |
quit this room. Put yourself in my place. Here
am l, a stranger in the town. belong to a society
that know only as an innocent one You'll find
it through the length and breadth of the States;
but always as an innocent one. Now when am
counting upon joining it here, you tell that it
is the same as murder society called the Scow-
Evening star., 1914-10-25
i'd dMcMurdo.

est, and finally her love- He could talk of the
sweet valleys of County Monaghan from which
he came, of the lovely, distant island, the low
hills and green meadows of which seemed the
more beautiful when imagination viewed them
from this place of CRIME and snow.
Then he was versed in the life of the cities of
the North, of Detroit, and the lumber camps of
Evening star., 1914-10-25

"What, does he hate the police too?"
Scanlan burst out laughing. "You go and
see him, my lad," said he as he took his leave.
"It's not the police but you that he'll hate if you
don't Now take friends advice and go at
once!"
1t chanced that on the same evening McMurdo
had another more pressing interview which
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1914-05-22
EDITORIAL
SALUTE THE FLAG.

-SOR American citizenship has been held in
high esteem by foreign nations Mexico is the only
that has committed outrages American citizen
ship although has been by far fragrant in those oenses
times envelope the American citizen abroad with protection,
providing, that this being
violated Too often the have heard of of Amer
msreated often there
State Department that instant paraon made these
and that adequate protection follows the American
all His of the
Identical and insult him just ofense
insult to American Our State Department for
has become with diplomacy deal
be exhausted with sigh. War abhoant, with dis
honor far American citizen who private life
with dshonor considered coward and held
in contempuous Why should not the result attach
for this finally by contemptuous which
held by the foreign people large OF the
such England Ger
and Russia fully of the fighting strength and
fighting ability of the United States but their people
possessed of this knowledge have they the least idea that
people in the wide world quicker respond the call
of than the citizens of the United States We regarded
by them making, people They
the that
when finally forced into The eloquent
before his audience with bowed head and bent shoulders depicting
the attitude slavery low trembling scarcely audible
he began that wonderful speech The became firm and
louder his form Strengthened he off the hackes and
splendid and fearless said Give liberty give
DEATH He hurled defiance the then earth
We today the people he addressed hundred and fifty
Let the citizenship that these noble
The spirit that inspired the American soldier Bunker
Hill and Valley inspired the deeds
of daring Gettysburg San Juan and the Philippines 1t
the whole world Thou shalt honor flag peo
Pile"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Ct ucperfommeliot
Nrbeioe,

Sra @aihington meboeles 0en CITE
Sanuor: Oct piIbe bli eft uoperfom.
meIi9t arbeibe, ON Songresien for
Ilpor lfllloe ioriege paa at bebanSle
ale &c 2opiorilag, iom iremiGttes
paa buer Sesiion.
Sioen Grtraiesiionens Sammen.
trGben / gpril iiior er Ser til Cato
ircmlat life minore ems 11,26S Sor.
ilag i Observation-Disclosures % 1874
/ Senatet. @teb l~lnbtaeelie al Set
northumberland, iom er peota-
oct, iprclieeer tefriif talt ale bisie
Sorllag Sen nGrpGrenoe 9oneres.
Ga Intanet oer,tes at bile bli for.
cget meo me Suiinber, for inoepG-
rcnoe SoriamIine aiiIuttes no pau
Sommeren eneang. Gen itore
@asie al bisie Sorilas Ter alorie
Saeens ems cfter at ppre bnonebe
i Sc iorifieGiee 8omiteer, bportiI Sc
ser bIepet beuuiit. Set err iieIoen, al
mer enb 500 bIir peotaset paa no.
aen' enfelt %SoriamIina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Sra Ooroe.
S%ortietteIie fra Sioe 1.

er 6orboloet melIem De ifanoinapiife
"Nagter" life baarIigere MI emo tiO.
Iigere; better bebre; men / Sperige
er Der flnoet ct meget iarIig Slag.
oro. Soerige ifaI bare ligeioa itPrf
/ militpr Scnieenbe iom baooe Ror'
&c og Ganmarf tiliammert, % bois
bette bIiper ii0berbe faIt, iaa fon BET
lore I'll Ell aapruining, iom ingen
amer Gnoen poa. Ger or allercoe
Qonet Teputotioner al Sen melt for
ifieligortebe Communicating I'll Dor
Staggering frUocnoe, at MI maa noget
mere azores for 6oriuoret, og 0et er
life Ii0en lloiiqt til at Hanbet pil bli
bort. Bare man iaa fan fin6e Sen.
gene. Wien hpn6 ifaI 80 Wfiuion
Wenneifer gisre moo Ell Storma9t?
Get err iom Ell al GberS imoo Stater
biloe Haas meo ale andre Stater /
l%tnionen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

ret % ipnser % / Acknowledged life
mere END 60 8ange. gngageres ban
pr. Sptrpoen, forlanger BON minbit
$4,000. 90 BERTH fommer, at ban
tiener beimob $4,000 a 10000 ON
Iaret peo at ipnge inb Sange Sra.
mofoner. Ioelina Yatti bar pIetet
at toge $4,000 for en- eneite Sptr9.
BEN. S Sranfrise ~forferoeoes man
for % @ar iiben, rtaar en- 2aiaIle,
en- Senier eaer en- De &ei5fe tiente
70 q $4,000 ON Maret, eaer naar
en- 6aure eIler ariitina Nelion gi9.
itebe for 1000 eller 1900 pr. If.
ten. Na folter en- Welba minbit
10000 pr. Sag.
500 pr. Miten er en- alminoelig
Eris for en- anieet iranif aunltner.
Seanne @ranier ipiler life UNDER
500 pr. Iften meo en- g%aranteret
Spiletio paa 100 @itener. Suitrp,
fjenot Sremltiaer at bl. a. Gbante-
cIer / &oitanbs befienote "Ssrle-
aaarbsorama", mobtager MI life On.
gaaementer unber 1000 pr. Sptr9'
ben. Sanlme Sonorar forlanger Se
gargp og Suguenet, meoens Slgllo'
ret tiener 10000 6rancs pr. Iar o9
Map Georlp betraeter 10000 Tor
100 Soreitilinger lom Ell "mooeraf
Woue."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Gvfus ornbor>.

sra Neru 9orf mcboeleS Den zoe
&auuor: Over $50 Smni9ronter
houcoiogcIi1 lprlere ~ Sprere,
blep peo Gompitibct "&omu@" Nm
fonit hi0 ioal ouerimttcoe ira Bette
til Noiimau &2,ono iorut utOerfn-
res Cbitrpotion.
st IilipIoc al Gniu& par ino-
truiiet poo Cucrrejlcn ira Nfnr.
ililc4, 6rantri9c, % mon lro9teoe
'or. at manage al Be andre bar BE
net imittcoc &c blcp onbra0tc pod
MISUNDERSTANDING hpor Dc oiI BIZ
t;l5aleholote / min0it fl Sage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
paofon Nvhuus 900.

Nibliotbcfar Soafon Npbluu$ 6e0c
lite SllIeOog / &riitinnia. San blep
ioot i 1866 / Srniil, % ga Sorplore-
ne Oeoc tioliQ, bIcp ban oporaget hos
Ell SnfcI / Sperige. San tog Pr
tjun / 1885, men | Gluten al so
Norcnc rciitc ban iii Nr1erifa % foni
ms poo Sen @nne. hpor han liben bar
ncolaQt ct tort % betp0uin0&flilOt
Nrbci0c - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. San
bc1puotc / ct al Nmcrifu8 melt on.
iecoc &ibliothcfcr 9tenbcrp 9ibrorp |
Chicago, % / 1898 bIep NpbmtS
Chef Tor Sen me rehabilitation /
GhicnNoS oiientIigc @ibIiotbcf; ser
blcp hon, til ban / 1897 reilte tilbogc
til Norqc.
Sra 1898 bar ban iao Icbet "a
omorQoniieret Get GciGmanifc @ib-
liotbcf / ariitionio citcr omcrifoult
Meniter. ia cgcntIia bar han reiit bei
~ al @rriet. : be 10 Nlor han bar
prrct Gbci for oenne @~o9inmIin1
bar han oQiao opct Ell itor % bctpo-
uinaSiulo Sn0iIuoeIic poa llouitIin.
Qcn al belle Set norifc NibliotbefSup.
len. life minoIt lom Nteolem al Sir.
fc0eportcmcntctS aomite Tor Of ON,
or0aniicrc &c ltotSrnocrItettcoe Sol,
fcboOiamlin0er Set or upientIie
Sen tefuiife She al @ibliothefSarbei
SET hon bar oiret liz Tor, Sc aabn(
NuIoer. SehbeIfatalogiieriug, ioet
belle set Spltcn. iom Ipgaer an oat
al NubIiflm fol IDLE ii1 biemule
Observation-Disclosures. s ire Nar ef
ter ocnnc Nnoroning bar ban Strife
NepartementctS tcfniifc Goniulent
Nnlidneuoer pcSfommenbe Solfebo9
ionlinoerne. men iratraaNie benit
%oIt / 1905. ga han opertog %cNaf
tioncn al "Norif III. Sorperiations
Ierifon".
Terionlie par Nphnts Ell elIfoGr
Nia Mono, ION / @ibliothefet fon
|ubIifum impSc mco flilb Soritaael
ie al at @ibliotheferre er Ser 10
@iblifumS Sfplb, life for @iblio
tbefarerncS.
s Chicago blep ban / 1894 gil
meo &atbinfa Soieiine aorsoig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
panamafanalen befaret.

Sra Colon, Fonama, t~eIcgraferes
Den 70e Sonuar: Oct ierite Camp.
fartci paslcreoe aiennem Banana.
fonalen ioog. Get bar en- al aaita.
lens Tanlpmuboerpramme % meo-
iertc ingcn Easiagerer.
Gen bopoe prret bcifirftiget paa
ItlarterboostpIten % UNDER fine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. graopiS arbeibet
iiq giennem &analen. Gen oil life
bIi tiIfienot sgren al at bare nGret
"bet ierite Sortsi giennem &ana-
len"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

eisre ct pigtiet 2eo | 2enoets SID
foripar.
aaptein Marf 8. griitol blep al
Warineminiiteren uonGpnt til Gbei
for oenne 8ren al Sieneiten meo
Sooeofporter | F%eniacolo. 6lorioa,
boor en- permanent 5IppeifoIe ifaI
~oprettes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Orufnr>e OrloSsfolf.

Sra CI0 &oiut Comfort %irQi-
MIA. telcQraicrc3 ON en- icr8cIi1
lllntgc. iom inOtroi Der 6reoog MI
ten. "a S~torboaoer ira SloGltibct
"@uominQ", Sen ntIontiite SHADES
6loQifib, iuIoieiIeoc meb oet &c'HI'
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bets @ciUming omfom.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
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iig iom @ltpernerfanbioat paa Den
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til @ienpaIg, ogiaa S%tatsauOitor
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