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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-10

j ~ draws out
the acids and
poisons and puff
up your feet. No
matter how hard
you work. how
long you dance
how far you
walk. or how
long you re-
main on your
I eet. st ! II
brings restful
foot com fort
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-10
Reliable-Foley's Honey
and Tar COMPOUND

Just be sure that you buy Foley s
Honey and Tar Compound-it is a re-
liable medicine for coughs, colds, Group
whooping coughs. bronchial and la
grippe coughs, which are weakening to
the system. Ii also gives prompt and
definite results for hoarseness tickling
throat and stuffy wheezy preaching.
For sale by all druggists.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-10
VOLTAIRE 55l4O
PercherOn Society of America

Voltaire is a handsome Percheron stallion,
perfect in conformation and weighs about
1900 pounds He has proven himself to be
enc Of the best breeders in the state. His
colts show for themselves Each man thinks
his colt is the best.
He has great action for a big horse; can
get up and 20 like a trotting horse.
The progressive farmers are breeding to
daft horses more every year. They realize
that little, weak teams cannot do the work
as it should be done. Lots of our farmers
have been ruined by shallow plowing, caus-
ing the soil to all wash away. But II was
tho best that could be done with the teams
We had. No successful farmer can afford
to pay the price we have to pay now for farm
laborers and send them to the field to do a
days work with a small team. So to get the
bes; results you have to have improved ma
efinery and a good big team to pull II with.
The only way to do this is to raise big
horses and Voltaire is the best big horse in
the country TO breed TO Tor that KIND. he has
proven 1t by what he has done.
Your brood mares will not last always;
ara you raising any young ones to take their
piaees1 Don't you think now would be a
good time TO do so, while you have such q
horse close to your Voltsire will make the
season of 1914 at my place one mile from
stanford on the Danville pike at $500 to
insure live colt
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-10
Use "Tiz" For Sore Tired, Sweaty Feet

liz" makes sore. burning, tired
feet fairly dance with delight. Away
go the aches and pains. the corns, cal
iouscs. blisters and bunions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
CHINO COMPANY
MAKES A SMALL
CUT IN ITS FORCE
Mi1l's Forces Reduced An.
other so Men; Plant Shuts
Down For Three Days.

15r-lev. n. NJ. Aug. 22.-The officials
- +pe chino Copper company made
sDotber cut in labor the past week by
-a5rcinq its mill force some so men.
- s1so ordered a shut down Of the mill
- SATURDAY., Sunday and Monday until
liner - orders. Officials here who are
- +ouch with the present state Of az
airs are of the opinion that the worst
i nast and are hopeful Of a clearing
mn OF present conditions in the near
r-,+,,-s All married men possible have
been retained by the company.
zen GRAY, who has been with the
chino Conner company here for sew
erai Years. left Wednesday for Seattle,
wash. for a two months vacation with
his parents His father is in very poor
= ". Webster, cashier for the Chino
Gamer company has returned from
the coast, where he spent several weeks
with his family
II B. Love. who had been visiting
relatives and friends in salt Lake City
ITtah- for the past month. is back on
duty with the Chino company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

.n5 ssuI went home to GeBeah; and
49, vent with him a band OF men
whose hearts God had touched
sam, Inc need Of this world is strong
vigorous churches. Our aim
= should be a thoroughly mascu-
line organization No one viii think
for one moment that 1 under value
the splendid, and even sacrificials work
OF the women of the churches As a
rule they are far more 1altn1ul lnan
men, and surely they are not less eL-
ficieuL But 1 am not now preaching
To women, but am seeking to appeal
to men But my appeal is not to the
man who is seeking to give God the
first place in his life
Three Glasses Of Christians.
It has been said that there are three
classes Of Christians First, those VINO
give God some place in their life; sec
Ond, those who give Him prominence
and, third, those who give Him pre-
eminence. The name OF the 1lrSL class
is legion The only need they have
for the Christ of God is tha~ He may
finally serve them as IRE escape
The Indifferent Christian IS SOURCE
of perpetual worry TO those VINO really
love God The question in every meet
ing. is, how may we reach John the
Deserter2 And what are We going TO
do with old brother Sometimes And
We spend much energy (Which might
be spent in a better cause) in seeking
10 induce brother Oncer TO attend both
services on Sunday. And then there
is the brother who lined the pig
meeting" He is a very concentrated
servant OF the Lord He can crowd
into one week as much service as
normal Christian can render in a year.
He has an annual case Of the -Weeps
which lasts a week or two, and then,
dry eyed, he goes the usual tenor Of
his way the balance OF the year He
does all his shouting and praying at
one time. I suppose he serves some
purpose-perhaps a sort Of fruitful
field for the next evangelist whose re-
port to the papers viii show great
number Of backsliders reclaimed"
Then. too. such numbers give the pas
tors plenty to do who would otherwise
eat the bread Of idleness.
Duty Of a Pastor.
suppose the pastors task Is not to
save the lost but to salve those who
IRE saved His business is not TO run
. life saving station but hospital.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

What an AGGREGATION you VIII Ilho IN
some churches of the Manned the
baIt and the blind, most OF Whom re-
sist an poultices and appliances OF
whatever name. ~.
men are active than ever BEFORE out
there are millions who are mere cdilp
followers. A great bishop once salo:
Missionary work is man 5 W. i =
There is that in the Christian ren6lOH
that appeals TO all that is best in the
strongest Of men,
Hearts Had Been Touched.
Let it be noted that this band OF
men who followed saul were men
whose hearts God had touched OhIy
such render a willing and conllnuO1s
service And the man VINO Is rS5S
Grated and consecrated to GOO IS VII VII!
ing 10 ally himself with kindred spl!lls
in the work of the worlds reoeInp lioh-
You must not overlook the lacl ne
those who followed saul were a Dsl ~
Thev were united The call OF Gou "
saved men is a call TO unite with ms
brothers There are foes without ana
within The world, the flesh and the
devil make up the triple alllance
AGAINST which the church must uSnL
Not one member Of this entente ever
plays the neutral What then snall we
do who have been bought with price
and commissioned to fight as SoI0lers
OF the king? Let US say, II God VIII
in arms, nor our captain who leads In
the conflict.
Must Have Been Pure
I would say another thing about this
band of men. They must have been
pure, for God had touched their hearts
The church in her conflict needs men
who are strong, and strong because
they are pure It was said Of one that
he had the strength of ten because his
heart was pure. The church must de-
mand as much of her men as Of her
women Gods book has no double
standard. We should not demand less
Of woman, but more Of man. Is there
not much truth in the following lines;
Three men went out one summer
night,
No care had they or aim;
And dined and drank, Ere we go
home
They said. Wen have a game
Three girls began that summer night,
a life Of endless shame,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
GOOD WATER WE'LL
At LIGHT PLANT

A well that gives a flow OF 800 gal
Ions per minute. probably a record for
the city, has just been brought In at
the electric light plant on santa Fe
street The well was bored 0y j. z.
Hawkins
The average depth OF wells on the
mesa that have been bored by the city
water works is 500 feet. There is but
one other large wen in the lower sec
ton Of the city. located at the Pearson
plant. The new well has stand OF
water at 10 feet below the surface ana
this is only reduced to 40 feet below
the surface when the pump IS set IN
motion.
The surface water has been cut on By
a 1912 inch steel casing set In cement
TO a depth Of 176 feet The water OBJ
tanned is believed TO be Of excellent
quality. A sample has been sent to the
New Mexico agricultural college at
Mesilla park for analysis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
TOMBSTONE MINES
KEEP MEN WORKING

Tombstone. Ariz-. Aug 22-Ihe mines
here will not lay of any men because
Of the copper market It mas Deen
announced. All the men on the pay
wages have been reduced 10 percent
The future for the camp IS looking
brighter and the amount OF leasing IS
being increased daily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

leaving US an example, that ye should
follow his steps:
Who did no sin, neither was gulle
found in his mouth
Who. when he was reviled, reviled
not again; when ne suffered, he
threatened not: but committed himself
to him that judgeth righteOusly:
Who his own self bare our sins In
his own body on the tree, that We
heinz dead to sins. should live unto
Righteousness: by whose stripes ye
were healed
For ye were as sheep going astray;
but are now returned unto the Shep-
herd and Bishop Of your souls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
SOUTHWEST MINE
RESUMES WORK

Bisbee. Ariz. Aug 22.-Officials Of
the Copper queen MINING eOlnPa ~
suit Of me governments plan TO pur-
chase silver, the Southwest mine OF
the company would be reopened Iod1y-
The silver and lead Slopes VIII oe
worked married men who were LAID
off f6-ee weeks ago when the mine
closed being employed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
Christian Science.
SCRIPTURE

I PETER 80.

Honour all men. Love the brother
hood Feor God. Honour the king.
Servants, be subject TO your mas
tiers with all fear: not only TO the good
and gentle, but also to the forward
For this is thankworthy. IL q man
for conscience toward God endure grier,
suffering wrongfully.
For what glory is It. If, when ye be
buffeted for your faults. ye shall take
It patiently? but If. when ye do we'll
and suffer for it, We take it patiently,
this is acceptable with God
For even hereunto were We called:
because Christ also suffered for Us,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

Laawless. homeless and foul they died,
hlch, loved and praised, the men;
But Wnen they all shall meet with God,
And justice speaks. what then2'
This Is Layman's Day.
have said that this is the laymans
DAY Before the poor man is an open
door He may enter and serve his God
and his brother in need. The rich man
never had a greater opportunity than
now And men are using their vast
fortunes in a glorious fashion. The
whole country has been recently
stirred by the gift of 100000 to
found a great Methodist university in
atlanta, Ca Bishop Gambler is a great
bishop, but poor. He has a brother
g business man who is wealthy The
together and prayed As they arose
from their knees they grasDed each
others hands, and the business man
said to his preacher brother. sI give
SIe0O,0O0 for the school" This was
a glorious and beautiful incident. but
such giving is not rare. Men more and
more are coming to recognize that
they are stewards Of Gods wealth.
Seeking to Please God.
believe that more and more the
men of all our churches are seeking
TO please God But there are so many
that are unenlisted. We have organ
lied in our own church a mems enlist
ment league, the main purpose of
which is to enlist those Of our mem
bers whose lives are absolutely worth
less as servants Of the king. Every
good man should seek TO please his
Lord first Of all 4 sing only for
the ear of Cod" said Jenny Lind. 1t
is no wonder that she pleased both
God and man.
Ny brother. we pass this way but
once We viii not walk again the
pathway Of yesterday. Tomorrow has
not come, and may not What we do
We must do now. Let US help while
we may. Let US give our strength to
God and to man through the church
Of God, which is the pillar and ground
Of the truth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

was covered It would
itch and burn tn I could
not sleep at night. I would
scratch tn the blood would
oozs out and run down my
body and legs The erup-
ton came out in snail
red pimples and Whsn I
scratched the whole surface
Of The skin became iui-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

Continued from Page Z, This section).
the open air service in Cleveland square
at 1880 o'clock
Open Air Services.
Sunday evening, the next to the last
Of the open air services in Cleveland
square will be held. Rev. Charles /.
Overstreet viii preach the sermon. ms
subject being "The Signs OF the Times. -
There will be the usual musical service
before the sermon, and selections by
the male quartet. On the last Sunday
evening Of the month, one week from
Sunday, Rev. P. J. Rice and Rev. c. L.
Oversreet, who have been conducting
these services, will make short ad-
dresses Of appreciation, and singers
from these two churches will give a
more elaborate musical service than
usual Plans for this last service are
already under way and the occasion
gives promise Of being a very happy
climax TO these enjoyable and success
ful services.
Christian Science.
Christian Science church, corner
Montana and Stanton streets. first
reader. S T. Shirley; subject, Mind"
Sunday services at II a m; Sunday
school, $3.50 a. m. Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at s o'clock
Church Of st. Clement.
At the Church Of St Clement, corner
of Montana and Campbell streets, Rev
Henry Easter, rector, Sunday services
will be. Holy communion at 1880
o'clock; Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock
morning prayer and sermon at II
o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

Quality first Crescent Cleaning
Works Auto viii call Phone 4O9L-
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
BODY COVERED
WITH ECZEMA
Started on Legs. Kept Spreading.
Itched and Burned. Could Not
Sleep. Also Dandruf on Head.
Hair Fell Out. CutiCura Soap
and Ointment Healed.

RED. no. 1. TazsEe1. Tenn" Ny
disease started on my legs in small patch
and kept spreading until my entire body
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

tated. red and ugly looking Ny clothing
seemed to irritats It. The pimples were
on my hands. arms. legs, fses and entire
body especially between ny fingers and
toes I also had dandruR on my head until
nv hair was all falling out.
81 was told it was eczema and took a
treatment but all remedies failed Then
got some Cuticurs Soap and Ointment. I
first washed with Cuticura Soap and warn
water, dried vel and then applied the Cuti-
era Ointment. In = short time was
entirely vel Of the trouble Cuticua Soap
and Ointment cured me. and they also
cured ny dandruf and falling hair.
Csiued) Charley Aston. Jan 81 1914
Samples Free by Mail
Although Cuticura Soap C25e) and Cuti-
eurs Ointment (5Oc.) are sold By druggists
and dealers throughout the world, a sample
OF each With 82-p. Skin Book VII be sent
free upon request Address postcard:
Cuticma. Dept. T, Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

Quality first. Crescent Cleaning
works Auto will call Phone 4O91-
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

And went through drink, disease and
death,
Swift as a rising flame.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

Lawless. homeless and foul they died,
hlch, loved and praised, the men;
But when they all shall meet with God,
AND justice speaks, what thenY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

Rev ] WADE Pastor Calvary Houston Square Baptist Church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
OPEN AIR SERVICES
ARE NEARING CLOSE

Continued from Page !. This section).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
9Imerifabaaocnc / gcracn

befienot bar man / Bergen unoer
@pgning en- en- itor nm &ui no ouer
Sfoltegrunocn, bpor oct cr Nfenln-
gen at oen norife ImerifaIlnies
Sfibe ifaI bare S~iggeplaoS. 5 ct
S~nterpiep / "Innoncetioenoe" uoto'
Ter inniolertio "SergenSiioro"s Sap
teirl, Srsens, at Anlerifoifibene life
bill funne lrg9e til Der / norollg
eaer norbpeitIig &uIing. Sflbene
bill ncmlig bape i'm 2isgeplooS poa
aaiens Norbiioe. 90 at lGgge til
pea Den inore SIDE amer ban Tor
nleget pnnifelig. Set er for tran8t
at fomme frcm meO Ell iaa ltor
@aab. "9crgens Sioenbe" ta8er al
aaptein S%recns's llOtalelier GnIeS.
ming til at frGpe, at SapneopI enet
inareit mulig gaar i8arg nec no
opbning al GoffciflGrsfoien peo
Tuo6efioroen, ior at Am~erifaifibe.
ne fan faa SiaGgsplabs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02

Zen miriitet en- ifiitenoe SiIu9reIie
inStiI oen bIep iaa forfaIben. at
man / 1882 uoer oioere req Ben
neb. % iaa bIep ben proprOige
airfe ipreot FOR aae @inoel GnfeIte
u0Ifaarue Stpffer barnet / Ct Bar
Muieer % TripatiamIiuger, men
SoueamaSien al set gamIe BONNER
bIep iprebt paa @aaroen runot /
9pgoen. 90 ser bar SanoIGae
Saropig / Sc ii0ite Mar oritluet en-
IbGroig So9t for at iiu0e Snmnper.
ne igien. San bar inuiet op ct
Stpffe Bit ct anOet Der oa tililut
er en- anleIig Samlirg al sc ganle
@pgnin9srelter toumet lanrmen pad
Nfaibaugen. SGmIiugen or M ida
ltor, nt 0iuiect piI pope iig paa At
bpgge airten 90 isien, % man boo.
Der at rciie iuo mango Teu9c. at
8lcnoptsrelien tan iperfipttca ole.
reoc I'll &aarcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
: Sraeimaet ocS Sitran.

Sronobjem mebbeIes Sen lite De-
cenbcr: SeS Sitran Spr brutuet
igaar en- Warb, iom ianlnlen meb
70 ANDRE bapoe ifpoiet en- al SprpP-
ienets Sngenisrer no til 0pret.
WenS Snsenisren par oppe Tor at
lie paa enbel Sfaoe iom lluelret
baooe poIot, laa 9aaoen nleo De
ire Mtonb % pentet paa Tragiiget.
Wers De Iao ser fom en- SID %
ppItct gaaoeu. 70 al SoIfene bleu
reSbet REQ Si9lp al Gauge, iom bleu
faitet no al Sprpogteren. Gen ire
Die fom iig op paa Speloet. Wen
iaa ilpn9et 0rogiuget @aaoen
runlot igien. ioa ben bIep ~Iigsenoe
paa ret aiel. Monoen paa &pGlpet
bIeo borte, % man ioete iorgippes
eiter ham. Zen Smfomne bar ira
9uo / Homsoalen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Ceiling ai |~reitesiGIo. SsiIonSs

EreiiesiaIS paa SGOeren bcitaar al
to Soan, Ssilan6 Sooeoioen %
Sanones gnner, Oct iioite omiot.
tenoe 9aoeiteSet a ianrme Napn.
SoItem9neoen bar / Sc ieuere Gar
pGret / iepn Stigning "a uo1ioroe
peb iioite a~Iminoeliae (pQina 5,244
for S~opebiosuet og 1885 ior ann.
eretS 9eotommenoe. Zen Qciitlige
@etierina bar iiben 1855 ppret no.
iert al Sognepreit % en- i Sanones
boiat reiibereube 2opcQun. )
Statsraao er Oct leiten1t at Sci-
lano r~eliocrenoe aapeloni ifaI neo.
IpggeS ira lite &amuar 1914 at
regne, % at T~reite9ic.0et fro iam-
ne Sag ifal oelc2 'oaIe0es, at
Sarones Sabeiteo operQadr til egci
Sognefalo. Sette3 Sogucpreit er
tilogt en- aorIig Spu Al 5000 Str,
ioruocn ell 9uslelcQootpisreIie al
aommlinen paa 600 0r. Zen bioti-
oige reiioerenoe aogclau y. u. So
no$ien er uonGpnt I'll Soanepreil
ocn gienpGrenoe Na;,auO5 Treitc.
girIO. San iaar ION ioaOor at Tor.
rcttc i 70 airfer, nculjg / Sognc.
firfcn %. i oct npitItic0e SpiIono
Nopel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Teniipncr til aanlc Sisfolf.

ct fort Statsroao iorleoen Dag fore.
togeS Sen ierite llOoeIing al Een'
iioner til gamle Sisiolf al Sip
manoSionoet. ri Be ner 1000 In.
iegcre tiIitooes ca. $50 Inie9ere
Ieiion meo ct @elsb ira 100 til
800 &rouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
SBrlanosbanen. Gaar ruler Ser

SBrlanosbanen. Ganr ruler Ssr-
la~nosbanens ferite Sog ino paa
0otoooens Station? bar "Selebs.
len" ipurst Observation-Disclosures
- Spis intet fomner ipeien Sor.
ipnmleren 1916, bar Sparet. &aaoe
Serlanosbanens o. 2itiioeliniens.
Arbeioet paa 2itiioeIinien 0rioes
UNDER bsieite Ssitrpf og ifrioer tort
iremoper. Sele 2inien er rpooet,
og Sag / Sag err / arbeioe. 5 SauSe
Serreb err ser for 2ioen alt / alt ca.
600 Sernbanearbeioere, og paa
StrGfninsen ira 6inlia til Nora-
glrtu ca. $50, oerai omtrent 200
paa Stambanen 90 $50 paa Sibe-
linien inc iii N~otobben; pao belle
oenne StrGfning arbeibes Der ooer'
alt / Sfipringer oe Suneller, uno.
tdsen paa Den iioite ailometer iii
Notoooen. Ser penter man enonu
paa RIanerne for Stationsarranee.
n1entet. S.ebningerne al Sunoo.
menterne til ben itore Sernbanebro
ueo Siufie er bespnbt. Senne Bro
blir ct al "Reminiscences melt I'M.
ponerenbe gpgoerter % iaar en-
SsiSe al co. go Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Sermctifiabrifcrne bar bet trapIt.

Sra Saugeluno meooeIcs Ben 12te
December: @eo Sermetifiabrifernc
berifer Der MI alminoeIie Sraplbeo.
Ter er rieeIig Silgans paa Smaa.
Iilo ira SelgeIanb % ira Srono'
biemsfanten, % liseiaa er Ser 900
SiIisrieI paa "Ntosie" % SriSling
ira &arbangeriiorbene. 6oreIeblg
ipreS Ser at pGre eobc lloiigter ior
SrapIbeO benimoo Sui.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
@rnrnp.N ancns Horlrraelie. ISrs

SorierS. meooeleS 6en f36e Sec. 4:
Taa Ct Ntsoe igoar / 9rpoitritp an
0auen0e @rnrup. 9aueu3 6orlpugeI.
lc til Sen miOtip0lte 2~Gngoebdne
ocotoGeS set at ieqe 9anen i%orlpnget
I'll Nre0Iuno. @anotomnuinerreS Ga.
rantiilim BERTH, 10000 SIR, CT iuIot
tcdnct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Smaabrngcrifulc. @aaroen 1roa.

ner peo Sfien or al Sngenier Bret.
teoiQe iolgt til Stat5miniiter 8un.
mar aruoien % fem 8aarbbrugera
ira 8ierpen. Get er aiebernes Me"
ming at tilbpoe 8aarben til @ierpen
9omm1llle for Snotipbspriien, for at
&opeObpgningcn ifltloe funne blipe
benpttet til SfoIe for Smaabrnger'
unoerpiSningen. &eiten al @aorocit
ifulbe oa u~oitpffes til Smaaeien.
BONNIE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Sutet Spur af "Gispr". Wotor.

baaoen iom bar peret noe % isgt
efter @rag9oos ira &eoningSitsiten
"&issr~ tom forleOen inb igien.
Zen haooe uGret belt ueitoper til
Tromoen pes arenbnl men bar intet
let til Sfsitert. Intagelig ligger
BEN paa @unoen etlteoS roeufor
Snblsbet I'll HiSer. Ilt par iurret
pmboro ioa BET or life at ulores
oper at intet or ilpot op.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Gil Hurge / 1914.

SfriD I'll Gunaro Cine, Ninneo.
polls. for VamiIet buori iremboloes
Be ipecieae 6oroele, Ser bpoes pas.
iagerer, iom uiI reiie til Rorse i
1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
GicnhpmSinln. Snnnefn1eA .

VicnSpmSlnlg. Soanefoleo Gam.
qdar6S Gnfe / GnStorp bar iolgt lin
Gien6om @errelanro til i'm Sm
&anentono Eoul Gltergaaro for 3d.
600 aroner.
-9artoitcqaaro / @eltenifou SoQn
paa 6nlitcr cr al Proprietor =. III.
rid iolgt Tor 235.000 SIR; aisberenS
gtdpn er @nlraet3. @oarNen bar %
Scnoer &drttorn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Orbit nuoer Marina. Sra SOL,

meItrano meooeles ben lite Secem'
Der: @n al De berp9renoe Spp'
ifole-Gleper, Grling 9erbeim ira
&pilono paa SGOeren, blep nnoer
Signing ibag paafiert al en- Selt og
@ogn. Gutter, lom par 10 Var
oammel, osoe paa Stebet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
SnSfipb al Nps. Glen Serreb

Ssnoborolano bar fiobt SergseIpen
og SafaeIpen, iom begge fonnmer
ira eft tort let regulerbart @aro
pppe paa glensiicloet. @anoet /
beaae glue pil bli leoet iammen %
ncD til Elenspaag, buor Glettrici-
tctspcrf for Serrebet oil bli anlagt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
@anen til Spcitinn0.

BAL mcooeles ben 13be December:
Tpeitiunobunens gobnina ~ioregaar
imorgen ubcn nogcniombeIit Seiti-
beIigbeb. Set oroinpre Sog iom
gaar berfra imorgentiblig til AanIi,
fortiptter pibere I'll Speitluno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Observation-Disclosures bIep ben

10oe December aiiluttet nleo aas-
goarositrano. Ser bar ialt ppret
26 afitemninser, S feIsenbe Is
9per er Samlaget neoitemt: Wol-
Sc, Seneips, g~geriuno, SsIen,
Suoso, &ongsberg, 2iacbammer,
8rimitab, Spelpif, Sorten, ariiti-
onsiano, 2arpif, Grommer, Sreb.
rifsbalo og Sensberg. S islgenoe
s Sper er Samlaget bibebolbt: @ie-
pif, grenbaI, Solmeitrano, Bergen,
gobs, Sromss, Grsbaf % @as'
gooroitronb. s f~elgenoe gper er
Iorisg paa Spitemning al Samlag
life Ipffeoes: 6reorifsitao % Mo.
iieen. 8oruben be s opennppnte
gper, iom bor m%obitaaet SamlagS.
itorrncn iaar, er bet fun 4 @per,
&riitiania, Eronobiem, Samar og
aongspinger. Salt er set aItiaa fun
~ @per, iom / oe nprmeite aar
for 9rGnoepinsiamlaa.