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The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
WOMEN DENoUNCE "FURIES."
Urges Radical Action
by British Government.

London. June 10 A resolution strong
ly condemning militancy and demanding
urgent action by the government to stop
the reign OF anarchy was adopted today
by a large majority Of the conference Of
the Women's Liberal Federation. now in
session in London. Lady Carlisle the
president. in moving the resolution.
spoke OF the terrible seourge OF violent
methods which came right across their
own constitutional methods and hinder
ed the woman suffrage movement" She
added:
This disastrous example OF unchecked
violence OF these criminal wreckers is
injuring the moral fibre Of a considerable
number OF men and women in this coun-
try"
Lady Carlisle denounced as spurious
sentimentality and a travesty of chiv-
airy" the theory that women should not
be made to suffer the same penalties
meted out to men under the law. Her
was received with loud cheer
ing.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11

OF by officials for weeks. again called
upon Secretary Bryan yesterday and de-
tailed to him more of his experiences
and impressions. His written report to
the State Department has not yet been
made
For the present Silliman will enjoy a
leave Of absence Tomorrow night he
will 60 to New York. where he will re-
main until Friday. when he will go to
Princeton to attend the reunion of the
clas Of 10. at which President Wilson, a
classmate, will be present. He will re-
main in Princeton Saturday to witness
the Princeton Yale baseball game.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
GIRL BALL TEAM VICTORS.
Defeat Mckinley Manual Trainfn,
Boys at NIsrshaII Hall.

1t was a hard struggle against the boys,
but the girls upheld the honor of their
team and won the baseball game that
was the feature entertainment Of the
picnic at Marshall Hall given Tuesday
by the pupils of Mckinley Manual Train
ing School. The score was 9 to 8.
The lineup for the girls team was:
Pitcher, Mildred Heisted; catcher, Ruth
Clayton; first base. Edith Petrie; second
base. Nina Kafiin; third base, Sadie Ber-
ganzin; shortstop. Mary Petrie; left field.
Efhe Judd; center field, Helen Orth, and
right field, Winifred SeaIou.
silver cup as point trophy will be
awarded as soon as the counts Of the ath-
letic events can be averaged. The win
ners of the different events received rib
bons.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
wARsHIPs TO RETURN.
Four BattIeships VIII Go to Home
Ports shortly.

The battleships Utah. New Hampshire,
Michigan and Nebraska now at Vera
Cruz. will shortly be relieved. the Navy
Department announced yesterday. The
ships will proceed to their home ports for
overhauling and repair. Their places
will be taken by the battleships Della
ware. Rhode Island andl Kansas.
The Utah will sail June Is for New
York. where the battleship will overhaul
for three months. The Michigan will
overhaul for three months at Philadel-
phia. leaving Vera Cruz June 30 The
Nebraska will go into drydock at Boston
and the New Hampshire at Norfolk.
The relieving ships will leave their
home ports about July / at the expira-
ton OF their overhaul periods.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
TANGO AND RAGTIME
AT SEMI-CENTENNIAL
Father Time Had Hard Time Catch
ing Up with the Epsilon
Chapter, G. W. u.

It would be nice to say that Father
Time rolled his curtain back fifty years
last night at the semi-centennal celebra-
ton OF the Epsilon Chapter. George
Washington University. Of the Sigma
Chi Fraternity. at ahe chapter house. at
1892 NJ street northwest
Nice, possibly. but not at all correct.
for the members danced dances that were
invented this spring: sang songs that
would have been good grounds for ex-
ecution fifty years ago. and had an or
chestra in which there was a trombone
that was invented just to play Alex
ander's Ragtime Band
DR.. Robert L. Farnham. a charter men,
Der of the chapter, was guest. He was
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
ST. CECILIA'S ACADEMY
HOLDS final EXERCISES
Clad in White, Girls Crowd Stage Of
Columbia Theater and Re-
ceive Diplomas.
NINE ARE AWARDED MEDALS

Dozens of white-clad girls crowded the
stage and hundreds Of fond parents filled
the auditorium of the Columbia Theater
yesterday afternoon when ST. Cecilia's
Academy held the final exercises Of its
forty-sixth annual commencement Med
ais were presented to the nine members
Of the graduating class and the pupils
OF the school who have particularly dis
tineuished themselves in the past year.
The principal address Of the afternoon
was made by the Very Rev. A. Pace.
Phi. D. professor OF philosophy at the
Catholic University. Elizabeth Catherine
Maloney was the graduate to give the
valedictory address Essays on Mature
and Art" and The Value of a Life Aim
were delivered by the Misses Ruth Re-
gina Boyd and Frances Claire Murphy,
respectively. Several piano numbers.
quartet. duet and solo. were given by
Iona Cook. Anaa Ferguson. Marguerite
Marie Burns. Miss Boyd. Miss Maloney
and Miss Murphy. Choruses were sung
by pupils Of the school. The medals and
diplomas were conferred by the Rev.
James O'Brien as follows:
Graduating diplomas and medals to
Ruth Regina Boyd. Frances Claire Muir
ply and Elizabeth Catherine Maloney in
the academic course. Marguerite Marie
Burns in the conservatory OF music.
Katherine Anna Jordan, Frances Bald
win Martin. Dorothy Leurssen Pitcher
Celestine Angela Rafferty, and Dorothy
Barbara Rea in the commercial course.
Gold medal in the graduating and first
senior classes for conduct and regular
was drawn for by Miss Boyd
and Miss Murphy and won by Miss Muir
ply. A duplicate was presented to Miss
Boyd Miss Maloney's medal, won last
year. was renewed
Gold medals for conduct and regular
were drawn for and won by
OF the respective classes as fol-
lows: Second and third senior classes,
Marie Kane: first and second intermediate
classes, Catherine O'Donnell; first junior
class. Hazel Narrower; second junior class.
Stella Brady: minim class, Louise Lear.
Mary Smiths medal was renewed.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
INVADES
Peace PAGEANT

and detectives who had surprised the
militants.
Miss Pankhurst made a desperate but
futile effort to escape. When the police
laid hands on her, however, the militants,
In a fury. began the attack, using hat
pins and sticks, and kicking, biting and
scratching the officers. Many women
were injured.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst defeated the
police today by escaping from the sur
veillance that had been established over
her movements when IL became known
that she had taken up her residence near
Buckingham Palace.
Thirty detectives were detailed from
Scotland Yard to pick up her trail, but
SO far have had no success.
Birmingham. Eng, June 1o.-Miss By
lands. the militant fury" who wrecked
the Romney picture in the Birmingham
Art Gallery yesterday. shriekeed defiance
to the government today when she was
arraigned. In the midst of her harangue
she was committed for trial.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
W. K. ELLIS BETTER.

So rapid has been the improvement Of
William n Ellis, the real estate operator
who was mysteriously shot Sunday morn
ing in his garage, physicians at Emer-
gency Hospital now say he will recover
unless complications set in.
An operation to remove the bullet which
Is lodged in the back of the head will
not be attempted for several days
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
MRS. WOODWARD BURIED.

Mrs. Jerusha B. Woodward, mother of
s. W. Woodward, who died Monday night
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John
Olcott, was buried yesterday afternoon
at Glenwood Cemetery. following funeral
services in the cemetery chapel The
service was conducted by the Rev. Sam
uel II. Green Of Calvary Baptist Church.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
RELIEF SOCIETY OUTING.
Committee I'm Charge of Railway
Mems Excursion Meets.

The general committee in charge Of
the arrangements for the outing of the
Washington Railway Relief Association.
held last night in the associations club
rooms on z street, near Ninth street.
developed many novel entertainment
plans which will be carried out on the
cutting of the railway men to Chesapeake
Beach. Thursday. June 25.
There will DE valuable prizes for the
winners and winners in all OF the
athletic and other contests with which
the program will be enlivened. In ad-
dition to helping the railway men to help
swell their excheduer for the winters
relief work-which includes medical at
tention and sick relief to all motormen
and conductors, as well as death bene-
fits-the travelling public will have an
opportunity TO enjoy a full days amuse-
ment at Chesapeake Beach.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
CARRANZA REPLY DUE TODAY.
"Ffrst Chief" of Constitutfonalfsts
Comm nicates with Juntn Here.

Members Of the constitutionalist junta
here finally established connections and
succeeded in communicating with Gen.
Carranza yesterday. The first chief
OF the rebels made clear his position to
his agents regarding the note to be
sent the mediators, which is expected to
result in acceptance Of delegates repre-
senting the Carranzistas at the media
ton conferences.
The constitutionalist agents here last
night declared the communication to the
mediators would not be sent until today.
The note will go from Washington in
the name Of Rafael Zubaran, Carranza's
minister of the interior. who has been
in Washington in his interests for sew
efal weeks. and with whom the medi-
ators have been in correspondents.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
CITIZENS MEETING BRIEF.
Residenfs of Connecticut Avenus
Hold Final session of scason.

A brief meeting Of the Connecticut
Avenue Citizens Association last night
at the Army and Navy Preparatory
School served to wind up the work of
the season for that assocition.
The question OF a new bridge over the
ravine of Rock Creek near the entrance
to the Zoo grounds and that Of the
abolition OF the loop in Calvert street.
thereby providing through car service
to Cleveland Park. were not discussed at
the meeting last night. owing to the
absence OF the chairman Of the Public
Utilities Committee. This matter is SO
important that the report probably will
be submitted to the executive commit
tee for action during the summer.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
81 SEE BY THE PAPER"
Jedediah Higgins '.Derned Glad' tc
Hear About G. A. r..

When Jedediah Higgins, Of the 173d
New York Volunteers, was discharged at
the end Of the civil war. he was 20 horri-
ned at the thought Of the evils Of war
that he hastened to leave the United
States.
Mr.. Higgins came back few weeks
ago. He heard that a G. A. r. was or
ganized. and he hastened to join, % as
to be in on the ground floor. He was
nfty years late, but Kit Carson Post, No.
z. who took him over the hot sands at
meeting last night.
When Mr.. Higgins Joined last night. he
said In effect, 'Tf had read In q news
paper UP to q week ago. that 4 q. A. R.
nad been organised. would have said
I'm derusd Glad TO hear Il"
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
su1IMAN CALLS on BRYAN.

vice Consul John R. Silliman. who was
inprisoned and subjected to indignities
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
NEW SUMMER STORE
HOURS.
.,.n u..r. u..s..sMla

Beginning Msndsy, June ID,
this store Will open at Ssf5
.. m, and close at $500 p. N.
Daily, including Saturday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
2iot DIN Dim oceapem.

: iioitc Nuner az ~&oiten" Iritc lea
ct S.pttc Ifrepet al 0aoeIauoSlagetS
Sormano, :. q. Walbu.
,feQ ituIoe rnife III alc @uaoclaaeueS
SormGno or al FANNIE Neuinp ium
Mr.. gSaIbn. Set inueo for mia. at
Oct oil bare ell Sfom pan uS rouan
oreoe N~orbm9no, on ocunc rationale
WinheanbebebrgcIie iiuloe hIiue en-
6iaifo. % boiS idu itey, inn blir Sfnl
ben al Iraae pna aue oiSie 9npheIna.
,om mi orheiber hocr for iiQ, ua inn
Iebes lager lioen Slteresic / Sen ia
tlonaIe NeDrgelle. Sea til1orer ooiau
CT @psOelaG neuilig 2itcrNulsIaact;
men / 1914 nil icn nCrc g~tor0nuno, 90
Oct lille ieN inn me. man bo gaa til
gdirle gior.
Seq oil gnn roaet ~Irrgere ems Or.
WaIbn. Seq igneS, at ale @nabclaa
bIr0e aiDe line inhiamle0c 9Seuae Ill
Sen natinnaIe Waue uoeu unaei Solbc
bolo "a berpeo piie, at ri ale or NIprSs
mrno. o. bor SiItrp iii oeD norifc nc
aieriua oa Stprting, ION not bill 0iuc
oS @nrdnti for. az nisie Wioler oil
bIioc ~ioroalteoe iaaIeNc3. at sc fom,
n1er oct norite SpIf Ill 2utte % @apn
% o5 til Sgre.
Su1mar 9parnes.
c,,N;n- Ql,S
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Ut Srcp til samle Iemner.

9ab mig M prepe i aitenIhinoen
neoitripe mime Santer I'll et Gt9t.
SoIp min enioIbiebeb mig tiIsooe; lee
bar od isr life prepet ilist.
Oft bpao ieg iister I'll men piSle
2inier, er at ppisee iaa mango jee tan
al mine Sarnooms % Kingdoms @et7
ner, ium er ahiprente / bette 2ano.
&cntun isa bill fprteIe. jes er Ell
oammel Ianb. men iee bill pog prsoe
Diete, ION bu her bsre fan. Seq CT M
ruiipt ipo ps ierti, % Der rulrpt er
peiaa bu, iee n,ener eber tl9re, lon1 1c9
bill n9one M.
Sua lar mig MI iaa nGpne Dig Ole
Wpen ierIt, meb Sin fi9tte Sn'trn
@iertrub Sicn uGit; ifalb : Taar Ie
bette Iaa itrin til mig Der, ont s enonu
bare mig / iers Iinbe fipr.
ga Iad bill jeg n9pne Dig, Sobannes
@ritien. iaa % Din Seiter SnsriS, :
erinprer mig bit enb. Seq eber oe err
inbrer ira %llngbonts rene %aar, enae
ifient M er berrunbet en- lem % lerti
Iar.
CAB mig peiaa raabe, Gnbres Ser@
houg, DIT. @i bar ba engane @enner,
Ie TOM mn BET ibu; ifriu ON Din Sipss
ltiuing; Oct tager ei lang Sio; paa
0cnners @rep at ioare, bill bore ti9rt
for mig.
Saa faar jeg life rrpne here ber
beb Ndon; BOG Der er mango Here, ies
fulbtio minbes fan. Bi ore altto
olabe, nadr hi tiliarmen TOM; ia iao
er rnsopms Sage; MI bar alt penbt
fig ON.
gneane ies a / 5urrer os intet
bar irob. Snnf BET bar life bra NOT
iee iaa nit Siem forloo. s 8oicn pat
set bebre, og pros iaa ba bib ben, men
BET bar life l9nse, fer iee l9n9teo
bicm igien.
Nu er ieg bleben sammel, NIT 6aar
% Stieg ct eraat; nit Gre @lenlbS
eiper, min SoIbning ben er ifraa, men
griIlerne mig hiGIper, iaa iee gobt tan
ie. Soab ifal ies mer pa Aase, DIN
Saanben birre a
Sc bill bel lite bsre, bpab Sipspile
faar jeg bar, min finnnciene Sttutna
ben er nofina bra, men Sicrtefreo oe
@labe % S~ilfreosbeb / Sus, bet CT
bet bsieite @obe; ala anSet er tur
@rus.
Srbiprpeet Set ps tiger. iom er pl
innot ibas, at Siertet taller Waunbert'
BET er en- sipen Sag. Sfior / Gusn'i
Iaaneb ies miitene min Sen; min
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
NpiuDcn peo Wcrct.

On cnaclif Sietaptein iom bar
rein mcoct paa parnlc YGuoc. iortTl
Ter. at ban meo iii Stib oite lugoc
ms pco Gugouer 2erue. Tom cr en-
Gel al Paloos 29rupyen ! oct title
Gccan.
Ser iin0cs meaet tore 6o&iat
gru6er, buor bcupeo 300 SnNieote
arbcioer.
Ga Der paa oemre 2 buiS Sno-
6pgaere ialt uOgier "a. 500. itnoer
man en- eicnopmmelig Statsiorm.
ioet 2erne iuIoitrnoig itpres al
apinoer.
Soapuoerne, iom eier 2er1e, bar
uoienot f. GuropGere til Oct ilerne
2riQe, o. De bar Cuerovluuet 9tcn
iorreiten ioar Oe iuOisOte Sou Ill
ielp at trPiie SeitemHclie ON ollC
line aulilgeuocr.
,Smioleriio er oac NTn6 optat /
@rubernc. Ter aipcs life andre
9eueueie Der paa gerne. Ioet ale
Rnringsmiolcr iuaes ira SOrneo
OF Sebuar, iom ligger ca. 1000
Sim. 6ortc. Get er sanlte umulig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
sra 4utheran WorrnaI
SdIopl, @aoiSoM, Mtnn

StoIeu bar M beennot tit @rbcioc
igien / BET SerrenS 4ar 1914. oa
hi er auc iriite % oco goot Ioo iom
for. Set er tommct nogeu me Stus
BETTER, % ale er fremmebt iairn, iom
bar Der icr SliI. lna mar iom en- @lit,
iom life er fnmmen.
Set or nteo @lTbe. hi arbeiber. hi
iom ltltoerer, % Bet or meb 8Iroe oe>
luu, at bpre 2rrere mnoeroiier oS.
Naar hi itanier "a t9uicr. hhno ri aicr
Der peb StoIeu, % h0ao 6ormaaI ri
bar for o3 ri ullae, iaa CT bct en- Sing.
iom n,oa itaa for oS ior Dor Tligt,
90 SET CT at bare tro Siencre / Ser
rcns @iugoorS. @i brrcr @uhs Srb
iii hocr Sag, 90 III or mcb 90 lricr
90 inocrer @rbS Orb, ioaIcocs at vi
IfoI IGre at tienbe oct % eicre p5
@rue al set.
Sbis Ser or noecn al bette @labs
9cierc, tom har trntt pon al oaa pnn
StoIe, iaa reis paa Ell 5fcIc boor @uoS
Orb Irres. Set er enbmt %labs for
nogen Here her, % set iioire &alpadr
b~earnhcr fsrit / Scbruar. Settle or ell
aoo SsoIe, 9ooc % iniue 2Urcre, %
Set Iamnte fan icg trp9t iiqc ON GIN
bcnterre paian. Qoo iugeu inhbiIoe
big, al ne or bebre &c Stoler, Tom life
bar HeIision; nei Ser bnor @uhS
Orb icrtpubes, er p9iaa %isoom at
firne, % @uo trGroer flere 9rbeioere
/ lin @inqaorn, tom M % bli en- al
Dem. @enli9 Silien.
HdriuS Sdocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

utpiIiomme Sortrin ! @aIei 9au oucr
for @aIcsoirc 6riitole oiier SipleuS
2pptisbeo / athletih Scrrtter.
Sale College ncnter ircmneleS at
npcrterc lin Siole res Sen ulmrrtese
Spieriel al inc 9aitet @au SpiIerc.
NcItagcrnc / 9nitct 9al ertrerpcr
iie fife blot SrroisbcN ! IcgcmIie Sen
ieeuee. men oeiue Sport Driver rem
ogiaa til at aiere beorc 4rbeiSe / on
brc Sing peS StoIen. Sor erempcl.
her peN Sale College tdu inaen oelta1c
/ @aifet gall, uSen hou bar en- aarni
ter / aIic tine Rag NJ 50 ret. On an
BEN Sing CT Oct. az en- Gut fan mn
liz bnane rpgc % ipilc @nItct CAD
ran inn,me Eio. Sau faar iaaleocS
Iaoc euieu Set enc ellen Set amber bare.
na het bIioer ia heIii Ill SET. at ban
lnocr Eibcn upre.
On Stunent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

De bet Iigeiau eoot, men Def er ute
iagt, at bet interesierer noeen ioetbeles
taaet. Saa lit ri Der / 8iuametoulsn
en- COB aoIine al ale SIass % gore
Yriler osian, men enboa er bet benz,
iom life or iorueiet. 8i bar tneen
aulbe os insen Sne, men rep on
regina, 10 item DE ei Chr.
Sot for bet aar lom CT 9aaet, %
til 2btte os Sremeons meo bet npe
Nar, ipm pi bar beepnot.
SaIpor gahI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Suiebeitio.

., iaIiee SuIenat,
Ga / Bethlehem 5imIenS Stnt
3 Stalben lob lig feoe
Eor paa %eroens Neo AT be0e;
2a SeiiS tpm for @oo at raaoe
Spr hber en- Srnoer iom paa bannem
iror.
SimmeIiie 6aber, ie 5at % sgrc,
Soroi bin eubnarne Ssn Dor Srelier
oiloe onre,
Noroi ban tom fnttig I'll Surpeu NED
Sil os meo SiIuleus OI9oe oQ Sreb.
@i Ell mere / Satuns Sr9lopm mi CT
bunoeu
for os Sorioninscns @loO Set CT runs
Den.
@ro &eIligaanh, Dor Trsitemaro,
Neb rs Iaa, at hi ci faIoc fan
Ior Sen Snoes Ytagt % Suarcr.
Sco Sroen hi nftp9ttet / Seiu Blob,
SCAR Spno og 9coeu uuper SOB
90 ct epi9t 2ip os uenter.
Irs. Gnreter Hpicrbect.
@aIDnin. g. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
GeIsntne paa 8itn Sra
Cannon WaHS, MimncSota.

Nu |irtren er fommcn. % Sibcn or
lang,
90 eerfor iao bill jca M fringe en- Gang,
uoiIlinae en- 6ilien til en- % enbher.
% 2Gierue al "Toiten" SC biIies iipr.
It 3ptfe : faap
/ Bet nbe Marl
Seq ~tilsrIter ale eI,bber I tit 9aar.
90 bbis MI oIlisenel biz IIaa ier til
tndIs,
iaa itaI ies fort9ue Iibt fra Cannon
Sails,
ben b~atreitc gp, iom bel finSes paa
Soro.
gIt % / @eit cher 5bo % / Norb.
iaa ben pna ct @is
er ct 1arabis,
% life ies npt Tan beibrge bens Bris.
9bis inS 81 tisrer til Sbcn fra geit
% cnifer at DO her en- Sib Iom Dor
0irIt.
Saa tjer Inn bent franz. % on finber
paa Siano
Sote1er to iom moStaec Dig Tan.
90 bcriom DIT ntan
Seiten beilan,
ida finbes | gbcu TO Smioier oeian.
90 oIiIaos @utiter BET bnpcr III her.
Tom banoIer meb aIrbcr % Sattcr
meb Sier,
% an.IIags @arcr frn Suftcr til GINS
men intet for heu, io,n niI la zig Ell
GuS,
men Safe, gallant
man tan for fontant.
faa tjgbe iaa ociIi9 paa bber Heitau=
rant.
90 naar iaa Sarmercn tommer meb
Gas
at iaIse fin @rsec, ia ba, Der or
YIubs;
tbi gIeoaiorerne tager mob alt,
90 bsieite Eris faar ban fig betaIt
iua pent reo en- Gbect,
% itrar | ct bGt
Fan rrsIcr til @arteu, faar Cub / lin
Srt.
90 Is1ernc mailer Set fineite @tcI,
% ale, iom fontnter, Sc iaar en-
"Sanare Seal".
@i Sitefabrit Ear o9 Creamy % alt,
ia enbos ct 9Is, bbor man Iaoer til
9falt.
90 Uriier og aier,
s@G Sens ps Snlsr
tjsbes og ieubes berfra MI ion1 fsr.
ga BIZ bu ia Woro, ioa @eien sin
neo opsr @abeu os itans iaa peS
"8rono",
men liter bi Sport, iaa Ser Irracrc
franz
man Ieber paa Stsiier paa' Nsuerens
Sam,
og bbis Sit Sortr9t
ou oil ia, "bou Bet,
Dor Sptosraf eisr BET iau pent % iau
net.
90 paa Eoittontoret Scr baicr bort
Stag,
Ser Soften ubbeIcs ina flitti9t bper
Sag.
men ben fra Seeoral al ale or beOit,
oen er / boert 6icm Der CT beltommer
0jrIt.
SiIaut biz ies FER
en- SiIien ian fiGr
fla 2op iii ut ienbe meo iii cnloer.
Sens 8. Sbnitno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

oct om @eiret life er lom pi pil ba
oct ltebt. Siae iurige oa iufcreSiertc
CT uIeiantmcnb OF on Ui ittc iIar al
holot Ct cneitc 1'ireno igr 3dtiondl
rcncet. bIir Vi Der ligeido mnubiterfc
ianr iom flor. 90 Ct liort Steunc blir
oct. ret CT %iitiert Sorretniuasmshet
dabues Den 140e. og 1eIeadterue 6sr
&c I'll al 6a0c tine SuISmaater / Or,
ocu. Ger blir %nrt1ngcret SangrcnN.
NnuiGrrcuo % %soicsiioutitreuo Rurs
inferno bin itort % pooe, % ale I'll
lrbcre fan meIoc ia. uduiecr enteu &c
rr Me1lemmer al u0Qeu AluD caer eL.
&u0nreloelie ber lie hos S0bu Nrog
Nd1I. &iraiuin. glimt, cucr hos M
%ocrtcQucbe.
7ette blir set titnoc 9iciterilabs
iiepne. % bele drrauaemeutet biir N
betruate Tom @ebuttsoueslag. Set
pnuiinaes. at rem me &a!teu / @lrais
MIA I:al brre benoclig itsrre emo BEN
/ Srouiuouo. bDor Rnnnnr Cmtgeoi bope
pcoc 1863 RoD. irGncuoe. iiior ol ON
iuu CT Eilirloct. iial Oct DIT iutcrcs'ant
nt le. hpcm Der tan llua Hciprotu. Cet
iial not blue en- hdnro GhlL ON lo8eH
iiul mnne Innge iig no over oe 1863
Vel mott StiIeuere % Sil'iucre Zen
14Oe on 15oe Sebruur I Slrgluta.
Wiuneiota. enocl AZ Sc bdtre Sarbfr
oerne bupes cncmI pdd 0ddno OF tan
iaaee hos SetreiUrcu.
H.sel s. poIier.
9ihlauO. wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

0uitru Sa Iurloo os. % Il, ct beorc
8iem.
aan I mig IeSboIe give, iea bcsIase
biz init Sab. uaur ItnuN % %ip mao
titles. oct or tort llbebae. ien utilfrens
mi turller iom bare Den forltaar. ION
og lin zen bar miitet % or ! miac
Adar.
aauIte ieg Der fuar nGrrc, bono
SuSbolbnins icg bar, S Scrn lcper,
ialt Der II bar. Ben rngite er MI II
Gar, Oct 9pOt iee ioISc bill ieg bar
CT Saab ON SiUIp IA, iaa Irngc ir6
er iii.
ct Ear Orb til TaI : iau OiSs; NIT
SiteIuaou Oct Sorn,cr rr. 200 gter CT
nit 8igc, % ieg Bolster lite nter.
gu nraa iea lutte. @it 9arn bu
.nn Ipie, al 6Or6o9itaoerue pua Oislc
Icrs; min 4ore6ie CT Glortarf. Wme
reioia. Dit 9rep piI oa iomnle til mig
ineo Grpreis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
5ra SiIpertpn, Oregon.

ga BET er ianbeIis paatibe, at ies
fornber min Subifription paa min Gen
os 8amerat "Secorab> Soften, iom jes
bar lGit i ober tppe Gar, tror iee; %
iaa IGnee iee fam IGie noeet glaD, iaa
mac ies babe "Secordb> Soften. Set
er iitfert set. Senne Gang ienber iee
8 Daler, iaa at jeg bar libt at saa
paa. Scriom ies f,tt.oe itrioe Zig iom
s. 8. Sunsen, ia ba ituIbe ies NOT
finbe meget at 1frioe ON BERTHA Gill
berton, men ies maa nsie mig men at
lGie BET, ipm ban %ifriper, og Oh tan
bore iitfer, at ies fsIscr meo, naar ies
Ter uoget fra "Sielb % Siorb". 9cus
gen er en- arei Scar. Staoe, at ban
life er mere fjenbt Der paa bette bes
remte Steo. On at mine Naboer tres
ifeoe libt ODER 1900 @uibeIs Sbebe
fra 20 Icres. Sans @rpoer babbe
100 9cres 9peoe os trefebe 4,40o 8us
ibels. Seq funoe nGpue flere ium siors
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

Gale College table en- @a'tet Saa
Game rreS Ell "Score" al Ala,
iom blcp ipiIet ben 9Se Gan. SIaeet
itoS in1ellem Gale College os arcaSia
SeiitoIs. aoeIpeu bereiter bandit Gale
snn 6trton 3siitoIe meo en- "Score"
al SCI. Sirtpn 6eiifole table en-
Stuno for en- Same ireo Grcnoia meo
en- "Score" az 56-9. Naar MAJ
i~ammenliener Heiultaierne al bisie for
ifisIlise SpiI. iaa iii BET lines. at Sale
College life bar iaaoant et SaarIist
guitet Gall Seam, iomr aeiuIiaterne az
Spinei meo NrcaSia piite. RGar Srs
cooia III mart tominer III @a!espiae
for after az ipiae Ell Same nleo os,
iaa er oet rimeIigt al oet bill blipe en-
inieresiant Crib.
Zen lite Snnunr pdnnt Sale Col
Ieac paa SnoepenSeuee Gin Team msa
"Score" al 63-14.
elsie Seire. %iiliammen meS Seiren
ooer @~aIcspine ~Nn Glars. iom blcu
punoet en- Tort lib ier SuI meS Ell
~Seore" az 44-39. % Gale Colleges