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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

cape from Matteawan is two weeks
past.
Last week Thaw signed a receipt
for $4,000 paid to him by the Penn
sylvania Fidelity Co. by decree Of
court. Thaw's father, William C.
Thaw. left him 100000 in trust, the
income only to be available. When
Thaw was committed to Matteawan as
an insane person the trustees could
not accept his receipt and the income
has been accommodating.
Thaw has been slightly Ill, but he
was sufficiently recovered Thursday to
visit the fair in Lancaster. He expects
to make a few long auto trips over
the mountain roads in the fall. He
says he loves the White Mountains.
He has set up little Office here and
his correspondence is as voluminous as
ever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

Alderman A. n. Soule of Ward l
presided and the speaker of the eve
ming was Joseph Lussier, editor Of
La Justice" of Holyoke, Mass. Mr.
Lussier Spoke in the French language
and took for his subject state and
national issues. He spoke in a clear
and forceful manner and explained
himself in a manner that could not
tai to be understood and his utter
ances were received with the great
est enthusiasm. Mr.. Soule and John
Russell, candidate for the Legisla-
ture, also briefly addressed the gath
ering and their remarks were cordial
Y received.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

k small boys who are said to baya
zen looking for excitement are he
aaereu 10 nave started a fire in the
a.oieiiouse of the S. L. Crosby Co. in
.pper Sirch street, Bangor, shortly af-
yer r. M. Thursday, and succeeded
N hhaing 1t as the storehouse was de-
stroyed with about 5000 phonograpb
RECORDS and other goods stored in the
oulldlng. The loss is estimated to be
about $500, fully covered by insur-
ance. The Crosby company is not
planning to rebuild.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07
FIRE EDEE3SF 70 =
CHAS. HISLER'S
FARM BUILDINGS
Saturday Night, Also Live Stock
Loss About $250O-Par-
tial Insurance

The farm buildings of Charles His
Ter, consisting Of story-ard half
house and ell and barn ana located
on the Cony street extension about
two miles east from the Kennebec
bridge were destroyed by fire Saturday
night, together with a horse, three
coWs,a flock of hens and some hay,
also an old automobile. resulting in
loss of about S2500. 1t is unde,... pod
that there is an insurance of $1,000 on
the house and 5000 on the hay.
The fire was discovered at about 9
o'clock and is supposed to have been
due to a defective fiue in the kitchen
chimney Mr., Hisler. who conducts a
blacksmith shop on Arsenal street,
had arrived home late and Mrs Hisler
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07
BELFAST

Belfast Me-. Sept 4-tspeciaD Net
tie A, wife of John H McAuline. died
Thursday night at her home In East
Belfast. after an illness of a year or
more She was for a time at Hebron
sanatorium. A baby son died a few days
ago. Mrs, McAuliffe was % years and II
months Of age and was born in Islesboro,
daughter OF Leslie and Annette Davis
Rollerson. She was married several
years ago to John H McAullffe OF Bel
fast, who with the parents and several
brothers and sisters, survive. The fun
eraI was held at 1880 A. NJ. Saturday at
the Mason's Mills chapel, East Belfast.
The funeral of the late Miss Ellen
Prentiss rockingham. last of the family
OF Rev William rockingham, first Uni
tartan minister Of Belfast. took place at
P. NJ Saturday at the rockingham
homestead, Rev. Charles B. Ames of the
First Parish OUnitarian) church off1ciat-
Ing Miss rockingham was SO years of
age.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Jennie "
White. wife of the late Capt Fred A.
White, took place at p. M. Saturday
Rev. A. A. Blair of the Universalist
church officiating. She was the daughter
bf the late Samuel and Emeline Ames)
Boynton, and when a young woman mar
1ed Capt. White. In 1882. while on a "Trip
with her husband. she assisted him in
Daying the life Of several young men who
we're shipwrecked on Cape Cod. They
were taken on board the schooner Mary
L Croeby, where Mrs. White gave them
very care In recognition Of their hui
nano act, Capt. and Mrx White were
presented with certificate from the
Massachusetts, Humane Society.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

being away he started a fire in order
to get supper. At the time that the
fire broke out it is understood thta ne
was milking. The three children of the
family mad gone to bed but he succeed
ed in getting them out of the house
and to a place of safety, although he
was able TO save but a small portion
of the household goods and lost near
~ all of his clothing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

Elmer F. Wilder second trick operator
at the Augusta ticket Office of the Maine
Central Railroad. left on the Friday night
Pullman for Boston, where he will en-
joy the Holiday. During his absence
Howard Weber OF the freight office force
is acting as substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

Mrs. Edward Plummer of Sioux Look
out Manitoba, who had been enjoying
few days as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs c.
c. Cole on Green street, left Saturday
for home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

Friends of Mrs. E. c. CARL of this
city, who has been confined to her
summer home at Buxton, will be inter
ested to learn that she has so far re-
covered that she is able to leave her
wheel chair and has taken cottage
at Peaks Island for a few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

1t was learned Saturday that in ad-
dition to the insurance carried by
oliver & William Harvey on their
property on the Loonville road which
was destroyed Thursday night, they
also carried insurance enough to COW
er the loss on the lumber which was
at that time destroyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

The gasoline cruiser Roxetta of Bos-
ton, which arrived at Augusta Friday
afternoon, left Saturday morning on
her way down river again. The party
on board had been enjoying life at
Five Islands during the summer
months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

The barge Panther Creek finished Sat
urday discharging a cargo of coal for
the Stone & Cooper Coal Co. and in the
afternoon was towed to Bath by the tug
Seguin on her way back to New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

The regular business meeting of the
Augusta Woman's Association for
September will be held on Tuesday,
Sept. S, at P NJ, with Mrs, c. p.
Emerson, Scott street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

Llewellyn II. Small passed away
Saturday at Augusta, aged 81 years
The remains will be taken on the 9.3S
train this morning to Lisbon Falls
for burial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

Among the recent births which have
been recorded at the Office of the city
clerk is that of a daughter-Mabel Yama
who was born Aug. 81 to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mcguire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

Elzear Rancourt. janitor at City hall
who had been enjoying a vacation at
Cobbosseecontee with his family, has rer
turned to Augusta and will this morning
resume his duties, relieving Peter Lam
bert. who has been acting as janitor dur
ing Mr. Raneourt's absence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

f. j. c. Little. who had been in the
city during the week. returned Satur-
day morning on the Islander to SOUR
rel Island. where he is enjoying brief
vacation with his family
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07
Rob bins -Choate

Miss Eva w. Choate and Lyford W
Ropolns, both of Augusta, were mar
rled Saturday evening at their home
to-be. III Sewall street.
They Later left for a short trim to
Rockland and vicinity "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

Mrs P. o. Vickery, who had been
enjoying the summer months at her
cottage on Ocean Point, has returned
to her home on Winthrop street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Merrill will
Leave today for Boston, where they
Will enjoy q visit of week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

John S. Everett, auditor for the Central
Maine Power Co., underwent surgical
treatment for appendicitis Saturday
morning at the Augusta General hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

No Kennebec Journal on Tuesday
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07

for Bangor for a visit of two weeks
with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-07
For Governor:
HalbertP. Gardner
OF PATTEN
For State Auditor:
Merton I. Goodrich
OF BINGHAM

For Congressman:
f5d Dist, c. Maynard Thompson,
AUGUSTA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

Der 28iOerftan0 Der serben
D6llig gcbrOben,
2srififd3e gerrptfe onf $4,000 2aonn onaese0en,


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14


ami
pon
FreFbelA Aeoenst puat Sic shh
On6tnnca an Ser pH
pon 0anpie nt m
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6oHaeu
@d0nm uani m nemc
III cn.
Gne Da9a1 Naardt Berlin
nerps i efomn
aiccuer uns
oUst Rdcrug Wioge oAi tua $1,000 Nnuu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

Die 0euti1en areu5er ySeip5ig" "
m0 oGresOen~ fu6rcn beute @ormit-
tag in oen &oien bon @alparaiio ein
mo bcgauuen ioiort 2e6ensnittel
iuO aoblen an 9orO 81 nebmen.
(Gie Oeuti9en areil5er, Die am 4.
glooember an ser aiiite bon Gbile
Dem cnglii9cn @ei9maoer cine iieg-
rei1e Shladt liefertcn, pareu Die
.Sdarn6orit" n@neiicnau", n2eip-
5ig, Dresden" uuo g9tilrnberg4.
g}od ocn 0cier6t lieien oie uSbnri-
borit~, uGneiicnal~ iino ogSiirn-
BERG @alparaiio an gingen am a.
gtopember a6er pieOer in Gee. lleber
oie ,2eip5ig" mo DRESDEN" ieblte
bisber ieoe 9to1ribt. Pins Sino
&eru, muroe Dor 5uei Sagen berio6-
tet, DAB ein in 8altol G6ile. einge-
trofiener Gampfer bier oeutihe
5diffe an ser aiiItc bon G6ilc in
n0roli9er 9lidtung onmpfen iab. @e-
tern g(beno mlroe BON Wlonteui0eo
gemeloet oaB Dor etipa 10 Gagen elm
jopanii1es arcu5ergeihmaoer bon 8
Sdiifen iih i'm Stiaen S5ean etua
2OO0 W}eilen meitli6 Der aiiite bon
Gbile, befimoen babe. Ins britiibe
SAlahtidifi oGanopis" itn0 DER
&rer3cr uEcienie~ BADEN ctua Dor ci-
ner 29o9c bic StroBc BON Mogellan
poiiirt, iml ii1 i'm Stiaeu G5ean nit
Dem &reu5er og}ew 3ealano~ jli per-
einigen. Sin ipdteres Gelegramn
meIoetc ans 9olporoiio, ooB cir ia.
pauiiWcs @eibwaocr bel Gope Gar-
raii5a. $50 Nlcilcn nioliH bon Gol
paroiio, geiidtct uorocn pdrc.)
0cntidcs @ciduo0cr 6ci
Corral 0ciiHtct
GINA, %cut 13. yloDember.
Ter SeiiAtt6irnpd1ter in Nort |
Corral, G6ilc, meloet oaB cr ant
NlithUod, ocu H. 9}oben6er feds !
areiBer in iiiolibcr 9li1tna oan-
picn lab. giaG iciner 9lniidt worcn
cS oeutidc SMific. Gr fonnte tic
spar nidt nit gcitilnntbcit iocntiii
siren bielt Te aber fiir bic rSAarn
1orit4, y@neiienau" itn0 bic oSeip-
jig". Fort Gorral liegt 475 Dleilen /
iiioih bon Galparaiio.
Ccuti1e 6lottc 5iim eos
i6lagen acriiitet
2on0on, t3. 93opcu6er Cine
2epcide aus aopcnbogen on Die
Gfncs" meloei ooB oic oorti9cu
srpcrten Ger gloAricbt aroBe @idiio-
.eit beileeeit oob iid nntcr oen
arieasidificm iopie ocn Siilisihii-
eit i'm aicler &anol groBc 9ii0rig.
eit benierfbor mnhc
Gnglono's @reitige sur
see 5crit0rt.
9crlin l3. yloUcrtber Gic
,cutihc &rciic lcst in 9eipreding
,cS @erlliites Der u@n0eu" beionOerc
8ctonimg ouf ben llmitonO, ooB
England, Inn Ocn ocntiten arciBer
II 3crit6ren ouitroliiAc, iaponiifc,
iiiiiidc uuo irouj0iidc arie9sidinc
Il @iiiie ruicn muBie glui oicic
2eic. 10 erfldrcn bic 9ldtter. 6a5c
lie oeitihe 6lotie Die 2cgcnoc bon
er lle5erIcaen6eit enalonos 3ur
Zee 3eritort
@d6reno Die 3eritorung Der en-.
EN- notirlid algemeines 9eooiiern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
grut(6rr Sitg.
9ie prenRii6e GarOe
rrriugt i9u.
2sOm britiHcben @reR.Sii-
reaM 5ugegsbem.

llusemein erbitttrtc adlupic eiugeu
Oieiem erioloe oer Deutiaen Dor.
aus. @erIuite auf beiOen sci.
ten angcbliA mibcraep1buHa
idwer. @oS oos fran5oiiide
aricss6ureoii au meIoeu Bat.
SpriAt bon tbeilweiien erioIsen.
2onoou 13. 9lopember. Ias
| oiii3ielle 9SreB.9ureau bat Delte
9lbeno SIT ipdter Stlmoe Oas fol9enoe
GomnuniQue erlaHen
o@in preuBii1es @aroecorps bat
am III. IS. W2ts. einen iebr enerai
ihen glngriif ouf oen Ebeil unierer
Sinie aerihtet, Der bon Dem eriieu
9lrmeecorps DOT 9pern aebalteu wur
! oe. Ger 6eino nahte bel oieier ge.
legenbeit aan5 beionoere 9Iuitrengiu.
gen imiere ginie 81 ourdbredeu
pelcbe Der 6eino iAon ourh p0rber.
/ gcbeuoe 9lrtiaerie 9lngriffe dc.
ihpddt 8u baben bofitc. gladiiebcuo
in fiir5eIi &orten oic Ibatiaden:
llniere Iruppeu wilroen BON "a
qesanbruh all orei Stlmoen lana
Der beitigiten aanonaoe ousgeicbt
Die mir bis jebt eriabren babeu.
Sicran ibloB ii6 ein cou5entrirter
9lngriff Der bon ocr eriten mo bier
teu @rigaoc oc5 prcubiibeu o5oroe
corps ousgefiibrt puroe. Gs beiBt
OaB oieie elite lruppen ipe5icIl ab.
georonet iparen Inn All @uutten
Ourf5ubrcheu no friibere gluariiie
Der Snfanterie ieblgeiblagen paren.
Ger 9lngriif puroe NIT Der eroB
ten Gopierteit nno @neraie ourA8e.
fiibrt. Ianf oes &elorumutbes ltn.
ierer Sruppen uno Oanf ibres gldi.
5cnoen @ioeritanoes trob ibermalti.
GENDER 5bpierigfeitcn puroe ocr
Teriu1, alf Ypern Dor3u0riugen SD.
riidaeid)logen; 0oh Die g9ubt 0es
Sororingens oes 6einoes ermoglihte
cS oemielbcu uniere 9inien an orei
Ennften 81 oitrhbre9en Die ieino
liben SrlIppen mirocu eoon wicoer
3uriidactriebet iin0 perbinoert uei-
ter All goocn 3u aepinncu.
Den Ieuticben pilroen groBe Ser
ltlte beigebradt, Sd Iie inter oiret
tenn 6eier iiio inter 6euer BON Scr
6lnnfc porriideu nrBtcn. 9lu1 iln-
iere 8erlftite waren iAper.
Die @altlma lrnierer Sruppen bel
oieiem mo frii6ereu glnldiien fann
Hi9t 9enua aelobt ueroeu.
v oris batwenig5 5umel0ru
Raris, 49, 93oDember Seltq
slbeno muroe nohifebeu0e offi8ielle
Sctanntnadltng perofientlidlt:
y3uildlen Scr 4iilte un0 sem
6llllc SDs mar oie abatiafcit 0cs
,Selroes nidt 10 enereiid wie Bis.
9er, tto an eittiaeu 5teQcu tonnien
iutr lelblt oie Sfieniipe crgreifen.
Stolid BON @iridoote madteu
MIR einige 6ortidritte.
2eltli@ Uon Dpcrt 6aben iuir ein
Eorf oas uir DcrIoreu batten, pir.
oererobert
SiiOlia bon Ypern lit Elm glnariff
Der preliBiiacn @aroe abgeluielcn
por0en,
? euti@c Oerfdan3en lid
an ben naiitrtiHcn
seen
2onoDn 13. globcm6cr. qlus
getroaroo miro oem @einer lhcn
gireou aencl0ct
uDic Geutic6en 6nben iih nor0Iid)
Jou oen moinrilhen Sccn, in Dit
greuBen fart oeridlanSt. Die stcl
tngen iino oirh iAmere @eid)itte
pts a6nigsbers beritdrtt. AAF ser
ainie Soloou.2Dd boben Iie Itorf ar.
nirte 8lodbduier erriHtet uu0 init
Nrnhtnprhn1pn 1nnnphnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
9ul 6aten.
o9eipSiS" unO o9res.
Oru" III gaIparaiiO.
9(e6mem SDBlem itm6 @rD-
biant elm.

Gcuticbcs @ei4waoer nobe Corral
Chile eeiiatet. II cr906tc slfti-
oitat ser Oetti6en 6lotte int
aiclcr aanal. 0ie 8a9l Der
in Ociierreib unteroe6ru@tcn
ariegsgeiongencn bcIduit iid uuf
791 0ffi8icrc uuo 1854 @oan.
9ritii6e Scrluitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

t0prticQuna iis@s 6. gsittl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
st mt 0Mtolano.

Sielge Ell tienitIie Sl,Sberetnina
ira @abernpren for britiif @upana
er @eroen Bit beriaet meb ct NIT
@illolanb, ioet ser pes @npunaS
Spoarrnie er blit opoaaet rige Cub
morfer. SiliteoepereIlen al @uIS /
oenne ggn bIeb fsrit Mutoriteterne
6efienot, ga for fort Sio iiSen TO
amerifanlfe @ulbgrauere / George.
toipn an p9te ON 8raberet / ois'e CD
lie, iom lisger mellem Safuf(ooens
SLIDER og acknowledgements De
fltnone 8illontarfer liager / en- fog
ri Ggn. Otter De fsrite ~foreIpbige
neutrality-suspicious. regner man paa
meget riet llbbptte, nlei1 Be ltgunifiee
Observation-Disclosures bill forelebig
oolbe @anifeliebeoer. Siniibes upo.
cari err Hllpu11ni / Sen terre SID life
ieiIbar, iaa at Sc / aoIoniens gaf.
lonb llmiboelbart peo SEN brazilian.
ife @renie %Iiseenoe npe @liIomarfer
fitn bar en- panifelig os ~o1ritw1belig
Sorbinbelie meb apiten. Retien enar
%gienr,em poe % ufrustbare 2ano-
itrpfnineer. Set er berior ianbipn,
ligit, at Set peb Ell re9ltlpr ltbnpttel-
ie al Set me 8uloIan6 bill bore na.
turligIt at labe Transporter % 5or-
binbelien / BET belle fpregaa oper bra.
iilinnlf 0anb. Wan ifal ga naa til
De brittle @ilIomarfer meb CAMPER
40 gmo5onfloben inotiI Manaos %
feIoe Mio @ronco til @oa 8iita; bette
braiilianife Sort ligger flln omfring
90 3m. fra set ME Glboraoo. Sore
Iebia bar Mutoriteterne / britiif 8ilp-
anna t%rilffct Observation-Disclosures for at
oiprrge SiIitrsmning al @iiloeraue.
re. Sarlig f%rembGper @upernsren,
at fin Grpebitioner, Iom bar Ell pas.
Ienbe Sterrelie, er peliloru'tet lGrlia
mlco Tropiant. bar rimelig lloiigt til
at o~perpinbe Meiiens 9eipGrlieheber.
8ulDterrrnaet llgger / Den poerIte,
bibtiI eanife u~fienote Gel al @aflan-
oct, bpor Der life er N9rinasmioler
at cporipc. De faa | bisie Gone lc.
penbe Snbianere fsrer EFT fummerlig
Silpnrelie; Sc herer til Waouiiitam-
men. Ser biz oeiaa bliue trnfiet
Soronitaltninser til at binore Sno.
tr9nsen al nbelbige glementer fra
@roIilien, buao ser lettes peo, at Der
nuIia al en- britiif.braiiIianf Som.
mission err iaitiat EN- 8rHnielinle, icm
hinorer Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04

itor bIaa SiIfeTsiie / lit SeIubaIs.
baol,o % oiie buiteoe ben al @ioIer.
Den me Jriie bar tilbeoeliespGr.
big, gersringen al benbes imoa,
bleoe SGnoer bar pibunoerlig, %
bum iang life, men talte til Sen %
roite oen meb en- iaabau Gmbeo, at
Ben rilIlebe neb Einene til benoe iom
cit GIifer % lagbe bIsot lin Fote /
tenoeS SiIfeifjeo.
Zen poreoe til itor Selpbepioitbeo,
og aIle oers ooarlige GgenIfaber
ipanot. Sen blep iiffer paa fla ielo.
Gen bar Ell Ipffelig Suno, ben mang.
lebe finn Ell cling.
s lin Sspn iegtc ben oItio eiter fin
gamle Serre. Gen off olorie no paa
8aben, uben at belts Sni,be icgte til
Sprocn efter Sporet al sc eamIc
Sobtrin.
90 Ell Gag, ga Sen bapbe peret TO
slar hos fine ME Senner, fanot ber
bam. Gems Sriies Togn peutebe paa
benbe, % Sen itoo peo Sioen al oen,
Ell Spraarsoag, ga Der iolates Gio.
Ter og ToaifeIilicr poa @aberne og
Gilerne fltrrebe / Girfetaarnene og
Spurpe itsieoe, og alt, bpao Ser bap-
sc 2iu, fIsi, lang, blomitreoe % no
foloeoe fig / SoIlpiet.
ga iaa Sltnoen lin eamle Serre
fontme neb ab 8aben, ioet ban Heb.
te fine tilnae Ssboer ben 40 Sortal,.
get - en- g%an1ntel Muno, tarpelie
flpbt, uben noeen ieineialbenbe
SiPls- ellcr 2egenHifienbeo, maaifc
meo %llnotaoelie al Grinbrineer ON
ben miiteoe S,,no. Zen bapbe ban
eIifet paa Ben bebite Maaoc, ban
%fienote.
9ette pragtiuloe Cur nleb oets
mterfelige Sengipenbeo bapbe boIot
Sip / bans pnfeIiee Setter al Selpre,
ipeft, og Sen bapbe pGret mere for
ban ems bans eeen Slpat, iom bap.
oe iiolteot ham al i'm Wtibte.
Sunoen itob title meb itipe Gren
% obreiit Sole, iua for Sen meo ct
mroti9t Spring efter iin gcrIe Ser
re. Serit ifipnote Mnnoen oq ipar-
febe til Sen, iaa iaa ban nsiere pee
Ben % ipor, at set nar bans egen
Sunb, pq flappeoe oens Sobe meb i'm
iuage, rpitcl1oe Saanb.
Men "a bot, off pibere, fl,lete Sum.
ben banL life alene at Trofoitbeb
MOB lin eamle Serre, men al EFT po.
lere Grit, Sem SrofaIbeb, Ger bar /
oen ielp - maaife mes en- nbepio1t
Splelie al at ppre Sen gamIe, for.
ltpbte Wanbs eneite Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-04
Den bortfomnc buno.

Nunoen tom / illlo T0rt meb Snlt-
Sen mo0 Sor6er, sen bar fomlren
Fort ira fin Nerre tiblilt ON Worges
ncn, M por set nritcn Iiten, men
onllioer troe0c ocrt, at MI par bans
Spor iul0ct. Zen fo'r al Steo mes
ltipe Zren ocn3 ilorfe @en ipnte3 at
liQge ilnot IQngs oen5 Grop, o1 Gis
meme itirreoe uroligt ieQcnoe trent
for iig. Gen baooe life ioaet noget
al ipiie belle Gogen, oen bopbe til.
broQt Sen mco gGngitcIie, Srptheo
OF Sitlt. men M, mi troebc Sen, at
cen por poo lin &erre$ Spor, % a;
uor CLIENT.
N}cu pluoieii9t itonicoe Den. &a.
len iaIot nco ntcIlcnl gellene, % oen
inca iio bort ira oct ioIife Spor /
9lnQlt "a 6ortpiIclic. Sporct bar
crlot pcO ct @ooebierne, huor Mons
Sen bopNe toQet Ell GoAn. &unNen
itunotc iia tilbn9e til bet iioItc Steo,
hpor Sen bouoe feet lin @crrc ON
NtorNcren. Get par ct nleget bernr-
set Niorne, OF ,Solf poSiercoe irenl
% tilbagc, piaenoe no % inc / en-
ucnoclig Huffeislge.
@unocr inuieoc til en- % ioa til Ell
Nrbm.
Cen fullte otter, traf iig tilboge,
n.u inococ iig og frsb / Stinl. Zen
uor en- uitonicIi0 @onfnIbcIic, % Sen
iolte inQcu 6ornlc pes &c Sporf, ben
tit SrrnNlIcu. Sinocn nNen Nerrc
bar lom Ct Selcne Eoen SiTl. llocl
Ncrre por Sen life enaona Ell Sumo,
SEN bar finn Ell panorenoc Sntelli-
gems.
Zen bipiieoe III oa 90, meii oenS
@ieen pilNe hare puret nicr'taacli1
ior Ell onoen al bens Hacc. Gcn 'tat
after Smlbcn iii S,orocn. Men Saln'
menbIonoin0eu al Sporere % oens
SortpiIclic ioruirrebe NcnS I1onnn'
lige iterfc Spcrians. Zen Ieb bIinoi
citcr en-. ioo citcr en- onoen. NJ %
til berte Sen Ell Stemme, 'om III
oenS Nicrtc iii al bonte, ida par oel
citer Giermanocn neo ct Spring
men oet par ulorig oen@ Nerre.
2uleue @ueu bcarunte at i!uttcS
% Sen fieliQe 9ot nrrmeoe lia, Fat
Nisrnet ~frpoicocS 10 ltaoige StrNrl
me til Nrirc OF %enitre al 6olf. oel
sif bieutao. ollie meb Santen paa 20
6ebe. Sarme % Soile.
gnoeIis iGiteoe Sunoen fine ior