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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
CITY OFFICIALS
HAVE FINE OUTING
ADMINISTRATORS AND COUNCIL.
MEN ENTERTAINED BY NEW
sOUTHSIDE CITIZENS.

Commissioners Beck, Folkes, Whit
tet and Hirschburg. Aldermen Work
man and Powers and Couneilmen Full
Ter. Jones and Atkinson, with City At
torney Pollard. City Engineer Boiling
and Sergeant-at-Arms Ruskefl Wednes
day Afternoon took tour OF inspection
of Woodland Heights and Forest Hill.
They were met by representative cit
liens Of that portion Of the annexed
territory, and were shown the condi-
ton OF things. and were afterward en-
tertained by Augustine Royal, who
was given the title of mayor OF the
annexed territory"
In the party were. besides the city
officials. Messrs. Jonathan Bryan. A.
l. Adamson. C. A. Watkins. W. S. Du-
val J. G Saunders Charles Burkert.
George f. Wise. q. w. Brown. John
Lightfoot and others.
Mayor" Royal entertained the
party at his home at Forest Hill. and
short talks were made by nearly every
one Commissions and couucilmer
said they would do everything possible
for the annexed territory. hut that,
reasonably, everything could not be
done in a minute.
Everyone felt that the reunion"
was good thing and that II brought
the new citizens closer to the old ones
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
BOWMAN HELLO FOR
STRANGERS Death
CoRoNER's JURY CHARGES
PAINTER WITH MURDER OF
UNKNOWN MAN.

A charge of murder was placed
against Joseph Bowman, thirty one
years old, painter living at 919 IL
Beverley Street, by the cononer's jury.
which yesterday morning held an in
quest into the case of the strange
young white man who was stabbed to
death In front Of Holly Street late
Tuesday afternoon. Bowman is in
the city jail being held till Novem Der
2S, when 10 vii be given q hearing
Police Court.
~ he murdered man liz
still waiting Identification at Bliley 5
undei .AAinC establishment. 1t has
been viewed by a large number of
persons.
Two of the witnesses who testified
before the coroner's jury yesterday
declared they saw Bowman strike the
stranger a few minutes before he fell
dead in the street. after having walk
ed some distance. They are George
Norman johnson. s07 Spring Street.
and Arthur Hicks. $40 South First
Street.
Johnson said he did not see knife
In Bowman's hand. Hicks, who told
of taking Bowman home because the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
WlFES RELATIVES
OWE ATTORNEYS

Who IL 20 pay the costs Of a divorce
suit that was Withdrawn is a question.
which came before tho Supreme Court
OF Appeals of Virginia from the Cir
cult Court of Brunswick County, and
resulted IN a writ OF appeal ana
supersedeas being granted to Charles
W. Jones who had been directed by
the lower court to pay 5000 counse.
fees.
Jones was sued for divorce by bis
wife last July, bat later the suit was
withdrawn and the VIE returned to
her husbands home. Later the Bruins
wick court directed that Jones pay the
fees Of the lawyers retained by his
wife. Jones in his petition AYERS 'sat
the suit was brought at the instance
Of his wsfe's father and brothers, con-
tending that mo counsel fees, snch
as the decree % the court directed
him to pay could be legally cnarge
able TO him for the reason that hs
wife's father and brothe-s had really
been the ones who emr >ved counsel
In the attempt. 70 secure he sevsrine
Of Fac bonds OF matrimony between
Mrs Jones and the petitioner" and
that the lawyers should look to them
for their fees.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20

latter was too drunk to go by himself.
swore that while. he did not see Bow
man have a knife at the time ho
passed a lick" at the stranger: ne
alter saw Bowman throw a knife into
the canal. He said Bowman asked
him TO promise to tell no one he had
cut the man. Neither of the witnesses
knew OF any quarrel between the men
Policemen \. NJ. Smith. Napier ana
Ieiss testified as to the find'r@ ~ the
body and OF the arrest OF Bowman
on suspicion.
The dead man was about tws-4v-
three years OF age. appears TO hAvo
been an ordinary labo. q. and IL o.
lieved to have come from South Caro-
lima
A warrant directly charging Bow
man with the murder OF the unknown
was served yesterday afternoon IN the
City Jail by Policeman A. M. Smith
and returned to the First Police Sta
ton last night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
MINERS FLEE TRl'L.
AS SHERIFF HUNTS

Or the forty-nine miners charged on
warrants with violating the State mine
laws by carrying excessive quantities
or explosives into the mines In Taze-
wei County. but five were IN the
Poes'sontas magistrates court for trial
Wednesday according to the report
fiied Yesterday by Mine Inspector
lucas with the State Department OF
Labor,
The others are being sought by the
sher'w and as soon as captured will
~ given hearing. II. H. Harrison,
w. r. Keno. Jchn Kelsey Albert
Scety and Joseph Buyer were the
prisoners 20 appear and each was
fined FIVE dollars and costs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
TIE R1cHMoNp v1ReIs1AN- FRIDAY NoyEMgER 20 1914
COURT DETERMINES
OWNERSHIP OF LAND
OPINIONS IN TWO CASES HANDED
DOWN BY UNITED STATES
CIRCUIT COURT.

Possession of land was decided in
two cases in which opinions were
handed down in the United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals yesterday. One
Of the cases involved tract In RAN
dolph County. West Virginia, and the
other, more than quarter n'rion
dollars worth OF timber land In East
ern Nora Carolina.
In the first case Judge Knapp af-
firmed the finding OF the United States
District Court at Clarksburg. W. Va,
in the case OF Maggie Shelley and
others. appellants. against the Davis
Co'liery Company. The lower court
had found that the Davis Co.liery
Company was entitled to some 1900
or 5000 acres in Randolph County
on WHOA It HAD paid taxes since 1899,
This finding was in the suit brought
by appellants to have declared void.
because OF lack of jurisdiction OF the
Randolph County Circuit Court. sale
by Sheriff A. ]. Long. Of that county
Of the property in question under
court decree to 0. c. Womelsdorf. OF
whom the DAVIS Colliery Company Is
the last successor. 1sae property be-
longed to Hugh Sheffey, stanton.
Va, lawyer. who died interstate in May,
1889. and the appellants in this case
claim to be his heirs.
In the other case possession OF tim
Der land worth about 3250.0oo IN
Eastern Carolina was decided in favor
OF r. K Parrish. secretary of the
Richmond Cedar Works. The case
came up from the District Court at
Elizabeth City N. c.. and was the
outgrowth of dispute over title.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
VIRGINIA LIBRARY
IN NEED OF FUNDS
REPORT OF BOARD SHOWS DE-
CREASE IN RECEH'TS-VALU-
ABIE ADDITIONS.

The Virginia State Library is sadly
IN need OF funds, according to the
reports of the library board of
Librarian McIlwasne submitted to
Governor Stuart yesterday.
On October l there was balance
on hand Of $5sl ~. but as the re-
port declares, this and small sums yet
due viii. be abso~beS " hills now on
the way. gradually for Two years the
receipts OF the liofary from the gale
OF State documents have decreased,
and as li''le n.re Is expe ,.ei hom
:i* SOL ce for months hs rin,nc'al
prospects are not hright.
Receipts for last year were 81, 466.23
and expenditures $3.SS4.74.
Fewer books were purchased last
year than during tho preceding twelve
months, NE number being 3.l9S, but
they were more valuable and >cost
more.
Among the most valuable additions
to the library were the manuscripts
Of the Tossing collection. taken from
the library after the close OF the war
and returned recently by the Lossine
estate. H. Snowden Marshall. OF New
York. who represented the State IN
the negotiations preceding their re-
turn and vslo charged no fee, Is
thanked In the report Of the library
board. Other valuable manuscripts
secured were papers Of Hon. James
NJ. Mason. presented by John Mason.
Of Richmond: the letters o. william
Writ TO Dabney Carr. 1g03-1sa1; the
letters Of Lewis Harvie, lS76-IS$s,
the days OF readjustment Of the state
debt.
Fewer people visited ;sae library last
year than formerly. but the number
Of books borrowed showed an In
crease OF III per cent.
Among the recommendations Of the
board = greater publicity through
ana otherwise Tor the
7 z sss q asss - :.s CT 49, ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
WAR TAX STAMPS
REIp R f|VEO

Documentary and proprietary
amps VIII { after u cemh l..
when the stamp tax provided by the
Hct Of October % 1915. b~eDmss e.
fect,ve must he affixed to papers of
record. deeds. mortgages. insurance
policies and other documents and TO
reorriefarv articles. such AS perfumes
5s2fe tics. dertifrtces and chewing
.a and other similar articles. are
ivea ~ the effsce OF Co.lec
"a. os Internal Revenue II, c. l.. Mon
ttf@v entary stamps are in de-
nations Of one half cent TO 81 600,
a." dietary stamps from Sone-eighth
~ To 20 cents.
The war tax ON bankers. brokers OF
~ us classes. prnprietors Of amuse-
alert places. manufacturers and
tftse -r; 'tNNnrrr products. witch be-
earae effective November !, is now
payable ut the office of Collector Mon
cure. and these taxes must be paid
during the month ar a fifty per cent.
penalty will be added
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
CITY TRAFFIC LAW
WILL Be ENFORCED

That the police OF Richmond intend
to enforce to the letter the trafiic or
dinance IL shown In the summoning
yesterday OF fourteen alleged viola
tors of the law to Police Court. Ono
woman is among the drivers OF motor
and other vehicles who have been
called upon to explain why they failed
to comply with the regulation laid
down In the ordinance.
During the week beginning Novem-
Der g. the members OF the police force
gave Instructions to drivers in all parts
Of the city, showing them what each
OF the provisions OF the ordinance
meant. Much good was accomplished
by "traffic week." but there appear to
be many who disregard entirely the
instructions given. It Ia these who are
being hailed to court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
MARION ASYLUM hit
BY COST OF LIVING
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
KING SUBMITTED TO
GOVERNOR

The report of the Southwestern
State Hospital. at Marion. was sub
mitted to Governor Stuart by DR. j.
r. King, the superintendent, yester-
Law. Drought seriously interferred
with the revenue from the asylum
farm and the Increased cost Of living
showed itself In a higher cost of main
tenance per capita, which was $ 80 so,
There are T2i inmates OF the hospi-
'al at this time. an increase Of thirty
nine over October, 1914 There were
seyenty-four deaths during the year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
LONG TRIP TO TAKE
FARRlS FEW BLOCKS

A trip to Richmond and then
another 70 Nashville was necessary be-
fore Isaac S.ofyel. of Bristol Va.
could take prisoner six blocks to the
Tail OF, the Virginia side. VIII Farris
IS In the Tennessee tail. charged with
.nN~Nry from the person, and Is want
@ 81 authorities of the Virginia
they secured yesterday a
rom Governor Stuart on
'en Hooper for the posses
al n ~ Earris and after !. hoe hn~n
honored by the Tennessee executive
Policeman S,offel will step across the
main street of Bristol and get hts
man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
LEAGUE SCORES
ANOTHER VICTORY
AND WESTERN DRIED
OUT DINERS AT DIR. CAN
MONS SUGGESTION.

Considerable interest in the an
ouncement from Roanoke that the
Norfo.k and Western Railroad had
ordered the cessation Of the sale OF
liquor on its dining cars led to in
quir'es at the headquarters OF the
Anti-Saloon League OF Virginia in re-
gard to the order. These inquiries
brought out the fact that the sale OF
liquor in Norfolk and Western dining
cars had been the subject Of cor
respondence between DR.. James Can
non, Jr, superintendent Of the league.
and President Johnson, of the Nor
fox and Western. As a result OF the
correspondence the president issued
the order to the employees Of the road.
DR.. Cannon's letter to President john
son was written November 5, and in
auired OF the president II he was
aware that the sale OF liquor on dining
cars was violation of the State liquor
laws. The reply OF President johnson,
whies, reached DIR. Cannon yesterday.
was that he was not aware the sale
was contrary to law. but that he had
made Investigation and finding that
the law did not authorize such sale.
ne had Immediately given orders that
no more liquor he sold on the cass
operated by the road In Virginia.
The superintendent of the league
has previously been instrumental In
stopping the sale OF liquor on some
other road of the State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20

From william. Bissette. Of BAilsyk
y. C.. there came to police headQuAr~
te-s yesterday a request to search Tor
and to detain II found, David Wilson
Bissette. his sixteen-year-o son. The
boy islppeared from his home Sev-
eral days ago, riding a bicycle. He
is said to weight about ITO pounds
and to be five feet four inches tail,
He has light hair. blue eyes and .
fair complexion. Ten dollars reward
Is offered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
CITIZENS PART IN
PUBLIC EDUCATION.

Attorney General John Garland
Pollard will speak on tle citizens
part in public education at meet
ing TO be held in John Marshall High
Schoo. auditorium on Friday night Of
next week. The meeting wi, be one
Of those held during the conference
of the Cooperative Education Asso-
citation, which begins next Tuesday,
and continues four days.
A number of other speakers are on
the program, Secretary OF the Navy
Josephus Daniels and President Fair
fax Harrison. Of the Southern Rail-
way. are expected to he here during
the meeting and to make addresses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
Sf.c..ll MEETING
MON0AY NIGHT
COMMON COUNCIL WILL COM
PLETE FINANCIAL LEGISI4A-
TIoN FOR NEW TERRITORY.

Feeling the necessity Of speedy ac-
ton Ia the settlement OF hnanc.ai
matters pertaining 10 the Annexed
terr.tory, ami loaiowin4 up acton ny
the Administrative Board, President
Peters, OF Common Council. yesterday
called a SPECIAL meeting OF that body
for Monuay n.Rht at o'clock.
The specific matters to be consider-
cd by Common Council are; Report
from the FINANCE Committee recon-
mendtnx an Appropriation OF Sa.yoo
for payment OF debts contracted py
various sections OF the annexed terri
tory. for which the city ia RESPONSE
BILE: an ordinance providing for the
payment Of certain sums to the school
funds OF Henrico and Chssterhelo
counties. due through annexation,
and consideration OF an appropria-
ton of tl,73o tor Pine Camp.
The Administrative Board yesterday.
finding itself without funds, directed
the clerk to write to the City Council.
through the Mayor. asking for an ap-
preparation OF $4,000 to meet cur
rent bulls. occAslonod by annexation.
The board also directed the Super
intoudent Of Water to draw voucher
In favor OF the Southside Water and
Sewerage Cooperation for S3.2b3.24.
in payment for q twelve-inch water
pipe laid in Scmmes Avenue last
spring. and charge the same to the
bond tissue This will relieve the water
situation at Woodland Heights.
City Engineer Boiling was directed
to communicate with the engineers
assistant engineers and inspectors In
the annexed territory advising them
that they will be required to carry gu,
the plans and specifications according
to thar contracts for work made
prior to November 9Th, and that the
board will not approve vouchers in
payment for any work not done In ac-
cordance with plans and specifca~
tons.
Council was also asked to appro-
pirate $4,000 for damages 10 prop
erty by grading of alleys and streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
P1rson Macon Loses Ring.

"Parsor,' MIKE Macon. the official
Cupid of the city hall. who ties matr-
monial bonds for those who cannot
find a minister. is mourning the loss
of valuable gold ring which he
think ne dropped somewhere in the
CITY Hall The ring has the word Mis-
pah" engraved on the inner side. II
the finder Will leave II with one of the
City Hall court clerks Parson Macon
will be very much obliged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
Muslcal Eatertainnent.

1880 Miss Blanche Barrow, Of 3l2s
Floyd Avenue. gave few Of her young
friends musical entertainment. ThoSs
present were Miss HstSil walker. Miss
Howell. Mr.. Ike RO1len. OF this city;
DR.. Morton. Of south Boston; DR. Rhine,
of Charlotte. N. c.: Mr. Walter Cook.
;of PittsylvAnia County; Miss Parker
and brother, Of New Mexico: NJ. Fouc4,
pf FaGs County, ara NJ. Morris. "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20

Clerk Breeder IN uust'~~s Court
Yesterday issued marriage licenses to
the following couples:
Parke r Thornton and Carrie r.
Walton. Cary F. Bowman and Annie
NJ. E,more.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
NOT BEGGING, SAYS
/. A IE, OF THE SOUTH
IN SPITE OF BUSINESS STRESS ARE
BRINGING PRosPERITY's
RETURN.
TALL S 70 ADVERTISERS
IMPORTANCE OF CHARACTER BE-
HIND PERSONALITY OF THE
WALKING ADVERTISEMENT
MAN IS EMPHASIZED.

That Southern cities are showing
ia wonderful spirit of self-reliant pro-
gress In the face Of adversely. that
they are making splendid progress
In the overcoming Of dull times and
that the South Is not in dire dis
tress and begging. as many would
have the world believe, was declared
by arosvenor Dave. OF Washington,
In his address yesterday afternoon
to the Richmond Advertisers Club.
Mr. DAVE, who. during the last few
weeks, has visited more than a score
of Southern cities, spoke OF WORK thet
IL being done in several OF them as
evidences that the impression that the
South is begging is entirely out or
the South, he declared while feeling
the effects OF business stagnatton At
this time, Is looking to brighter
future and Is preparing for It. Many
of the cities are not only preparing
for better times, but making them,
he said.
Are Spending Money.
He told that Galveston. Houston
and Dallas, Tex, are moving ahead
with permanent improvements. Hous-
ton. he said. has voted a 100000
bond issue for the perfecting of water
transportation projects He also told
OF large app opriations made in other
Southern cities for the extension OF
public improvements. Among the
Southern cities where he has found &C
tivity mot to be expected at such
times as these he named Jackson
vile, Savannah and Norfolk. He al
SO paid tribute to Richmond and tts
spirit, and told the ad men that they
either have or must have their part
In the work OF making the city ad-
vance.
Speaking of the development OF va
rious business concerns In tho South
from small beginnings to large fnsti-
tutions, Mr.. Dave approved the idea
Of giving the little fellow a chance.
an idea truly American
Character Has Value.
In concluding he told the ad men
that each one Of them Was walking
advertisement Of personality. Each
mans ad is his face. and as there
must be truth IN advertising. so mus:
, there be character behind II. The
building Of character he declared. 10
ore of the greatest works of the world
and he urged that every man develop
character ana truth in himself
The address was made following tho
regular Thursday luncheon OF the
Richmond Advertisers Club. Mr..
Dave is one Of the founders Of the
Southern Commercial Congress. and
Is editor of the Nations Business. Of
ficial organ of the United States Cham
Der OF Commerce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
Runaway Girl Returned.

Irene Moran. who, several days ago.
ran away from her home here to GO
with theatrical company. returned TO
this city Wednesday In company with
her older sister, who had followed her
TO Newport News, where she caused
The runtway's arrest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
Oyster supper Tonight.

There will be an oyster supper q
Deeatur-Street NJ. e. Church Thurs.
day, November 90. from s to 10 p. IL.
for the benefit of the church. All
are invited.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27
Siobits.

- Guno 0ooIer, u aop "Feomit
Butter, u &uno 6igener % en-
Gel "Gonfectiouer's Sugar". Stil.
fcne oiifiGrc5 al 5i9enerne % Ste.
meme togeS no al GnoIerene, Saa
blanoe8 Set meo "Geanut Butter"
og ~oItiammen males ! a%ieofocrncn
On Gel ~Goniectioner'5 Su9ar~
lpgges u0oper 9agerbrettet Mn3.
len Ipgge5 bcrqaa og NOT al Sufte.
ret arbeioeS l. iaa Wasien fife Ipn.
aer bpnqer iait Deo SGnoerre. Get
lpg9es ioa u0ouer iom en- Geig, "a
flappes oper mao Spnoerne til alt
iammen er omtrent Ell 5ieroeoeIs
1omme tpft. Saa ifiGre3 set co
/ Iirfanter. oTtrent 81 Gomme ito.
re o. oi$ie o%uerorpsie5 meo Gut.
ferret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27
Surlnrn 90 Bnnru.
Rebteeret al en- praftiff 6armeI
"Suafina the GARNER.

~puAt"y HN 500
On Meoarbeioer / "NationaI
Stocfmon anO GARNER" i~friuer bl.
a. iom ielgcr:
timber Sfriget: reduce tbe
bigb colt Of lipingl" blep ontrent
olt. 5armerne prooucerer, iat paa
Srililten, og 6armeren bar at font
furrere meo oct biaigite NrbeiOe /
Seroen. Gette er baarot ior 6arne-
rem; men g9e0e Triler poa SipS-
forneoenbeOer % SorminOitelie baa.
De / Sarrerens % @pmnnoenS SSllo-
t9gter oil / 6remtioen blipe baaroe-
re enboa for ben poIitilfe gfp.
nom(?), faar Ri baube.
Toroi Smer, sgg, Suffer %
mango ANDRE 5orneoenbeber fommer
nGitcn tolofrit ino / 2anoet, besplp-
Der Snfel Somuels Seboelbog at
blipe iaa tpno, iom oe Ipp nlaAre
&isr, hi l9ite ON, ON bans Igen-
fer bespnoer at lie fig ritnot eiter
Wpnt.
Sorbi europa bar &rig, maatte
nan il9gge os &rigsifat, beoer BET.
Set blep ioreilaaet, at man lfllloe
beoe S%crnbanernc ON ogiaa at be-
tale liot; men oisie begpnote at
brsle Zig, at inoen Ell u9es Sio
maatte 9ongresien iige: "au nei,
aa nei, 90! ri bare ipegte! @ebolo
S bare ebera CANDY Stang; ri
bill Iaoer Sarmlerne betale, forOi be
er taalmooige. Ge fan life brsle,
faa bet monner noget - enIomnle,
Tom Be er. 8t bill lpgge Sfat paa
8aioline, ct Stof, 6armere fleit maa
babe til at oripe lin lille engine
meb, lin "Eoiper gngine" til at ipl-
De Siloer meb, giere Serifningen,
iase @eo, lpie op / Suiet og mangt
anoet iligt. Der er ogiaa Sarmere,
lom mo babe 8aioline til line
Tractors % Srucfs, naar De ifal
brirse fine Eroouftcr til Marfebet.
Sb pes, bier enelte Sarmer bill beta-
lie oenne Sfat meb pOmpgt Sino %
paa iamme Maaoe, iom De bar taget
al lin Weoicin biotil. Sure, ioof
the 6armer. San er l,orgonileret
% fam life brele, iaa man fan bsre
ham so Noo. =
Spao Iib, mon fro, bill Sarmerne
blipe ferbige til at brple / aor,
,laar De trebes paa S9erne?
"Gaib" eller "Sbare Ment"?
"Sfal ies rente en- 6arm paa
"Sbares", eller ifal ieg betaIe
"Gaib"2
9ette er ct SperssmaaI, iom
mar,sen Ell ing Manb, lom netop
itaar ieroig til at be9pnoe Sarmin8
paa esen Heiifo, gier Jig ielo.
Sparet er life altio ioa lieetil at
aipe. Meget beror paa On itGnoig-
beoerne % lofale Sor1oloe; men Ser
CT / Sc ilelte 2ilielber nrgle enfelte
cling, ser bsr taees Senipn til ittl-
Der Sagens Sperpeielle, %ifriper 9.
s. Sibbaro peb @isconiin @rperl-
ment Station. San iummerer op
Ssoroelene og %lllpmperne peb bpert
al be TO Spitemer nofiaa fort og
greit.
Gaib Hent siper Henteren iterre
fribeo, enc ON ban arbeioer Sar-
men paa Share, iremb9ues bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27

bporpeS bennttes egen Motorboao
% Sfo8ortit ON 9interm ira egnc
Sfoae "a iUlger ielp lit 5emmer til
grugacicrnc res GramntenSposoro.
get
ct rationclt @oaro3brng og
2anoSitcl, Tom oeSpprre blipcr iielo.
mere Aar ior Mar / pore S~anooiitrif-
ter, fon man euonu aInoe fiji res
paa @ielllm SUriQt Arbetoc Aa.
ret run0t. nipoaict eitcr Adratiocr.
ne. Spinocrof "a 9puitoI i &lrtiont.