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MODERN DIANA
MAY YEARNFO
AP|NCH Of SALT
Miss Douglass Will Live Alone
in Forest 10 Show What
aGirl Can Do.
SHE FEARS NO BEAST.
"ft Is Only in Story Books
That Bears and Wildcats Are
Dangerous" ST., Says.
SHE FEARS NO BEAST.

fspscial 10 The Evening Wofh,D
BOSTON, Feb. 6.--That woman In
able to battle her way alono under
the most primitive conditions. and.
equipped only with her wits. her
strength and her endurance. she 10
fitted to cope with nature. 10 the be-
lief OF . modern Eve who proposes
this year to risk her life and her
health alone In the great smphiths-
atre OF nature.
Bana Douglass. the most famous
huntress In the Maine forests. will
cast on the clothing Ut the modern
woman and enter the unbroksn will
dernsss alone and unaided. There
she plans to remain the full month
OF August. she will rely on bark for
her clothing. on roots. berries. herbs.
squirrels. rabbits. partridgss and
brook trout for her food: on SHARES
and . bow and arrow to capturs her
quarry
She will make her IRE by friction.
using . spindle whirled by . bow.
like the South Sec Islanders. For
shelter. she will build . crude lean
20 from the fallen sticks. the moss
and the leaves from the forest floor.
On entering tho forest she will carry
absolutely nothing from modern life.
She will entirely cast Of modern
methods Of living. relying on natures
lore to maintain life and procure
whatever crude comforts the forest
affords.
WILL % GUARDED ~ WOMEN
/ eeNIiNGlo.
She will b. accompanied on her
departure BY . group OF women. who
will bid her goodby and take posses
sion OF her discarded clothing. Won.
On iook.o outs will DO posted In camps
nearest to tho haunts CT the modern
Eve to protect her from annoyance.
when her lonesome sojourn 10
completed Miss Douglass will come
forth. she says. clad In skins and
woven bark Of the cedar. She plans
to have moccasins and leG9inEs made
Of squirrel skins. q skirt Of soft lin
| ms DeJk tutoTWoSon uho uaSAot-WO
| q tunic OF woven water grass and .
sombrerO OF woven bark.
Miss Douglass 10 well qualified to
enter the battle Of woman velsuS
nature. She In strong ana supple, 10
| Injured to exposure and hardship, and
In equipped with q lore Of nature
that 10 unusual among modern
| women. She loves the woods and the
streams. and prefers the sOlitudes Of
the forest to the hum Of city life or
the cares of the home.
oegN utiNTagaa a,Nc1 uga
49,, c..~-S
SV'@o"OoO
In her gtrlhood she preferred to
hunt with her father. to tramp the
trapping lines through the dense will
| derness. rather than wash the dishes
| or read books. In the snowshos
sloats OF Gus Douglass. the famous
| hunter ana trapper OF Maine ana
| Canada. the snowshOes OF little Bann
Douglass, Al IN" age OF ten, 'ramped
through tnc ioreh,s. sns was ~ .nat
s .s''. Inc co,,id shnct stra,~ht .nS
true. and as she grew up she earned
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one or MS deepest CONVICTIONS ne
summed up In single h0mely sen.
tencc:
~ do not believe" he observed,
"that Il 10 possible 70 kidnap any
oiri from . New York street who
has q mouth with which she can
hollsr.
"A wrong impression may be read
lily gained from the figures repre-
senting the number Of women who
disappear in New York. For In
stance. every letter to the DEPART
ment which reports . missing woman
adds one missing case to the rec
ords. Yet the writer OF the letter
may have only the vaguest idea that
the person sought 10 In New York.
perhaps before disappearance the
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HER FAIRY TALE OF sTRANoE
LADY YET BELIEVED.

when she disappeared her mother
was positive that the child was being
forcibly restrained by the mysterious
adventures. And though . man who
knew the little girl saw her some
weeks later entering a store with q
woman and two children. in tho OBJ
vious role OF nurse maid. the mother
In still positive that II IL q case of
kidnapping into white slavery.
Nor IL 1t always the young girls
who disappear because they choose
to do no. A man came TO the depart
ment very much agitated because he
could not find his middle aged sister
at the address where she had lived
for long time. and because his let :
tiers were returned to him. A little
investigation showed that the sister
had been freauenting a matrimonial
agency. where she had been intro .
duced to more than twenty men 4!
Obviously she had found one that
suited her and gone away without
leaving an address,"
Then you don't consider that New
York In a specially dangerous place
for women" ! asked.
Smilingly he shook his head.
"Ths streets Of this city are
perfectly safe, day or night. for
the woman who 10 out for some
coed reason and shows that she
has business by the way she
walks and her expression. II she
sauntsrs along looking for trouble
she'll find H. Not otherwise"
IL have always been scepticai as
regards the forciblo abduction OF
women" ! said. because It seems
such an unnecessarily dangerous risk
for the only men with any object In
undertaking 1t. They simply can't
afford to advertise themselves in such
"A pyrotechnical fashion
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DOESN'T TAKE MUCH FoUNpA.
TON TO RAISE A CRY.

the man who knows nodded assent.
1--WE just had to investigate three
alleged poison needle cases" he said.
There wasn't a grain OF truth to any
one of them. A man and n girl ara
beside each other at u fountain. Each
buys "a soda. and tho n an takes the
girls by mistake. lie slides 1t over
to her at once, and a friend who Is
with her whispers. oh! he might
have put some dope in that! The
story IL started. and before you know
II ever! .body hears how he did dope
her. how she was Rescued in the nick
Of time, and 80 o.. That's about the
foundation Of most os1hese hystericai
escapes from white slavery,
"Of course. . Girl may become
III or suffer an accident 90 she
has 70 b taken TO Q hospital
pHDT. YQB COlADe-E1, JOHNS
8o0e2o bo30 ~ 0DuDD0 ~ 0G4y-SA1v&,
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can't mako mo 20 back. I'm not 60
ing!' And she didn't.
In another case q young Brooklyn
girl was crazy to leave school and 20
to work. Her mother wouldn't allow
II. In order to cast an air Of Mys-
terry about her departure. she told the
woman who lived upstairs In her
house a long tale Of having met on
a street car a beautiful lady covered
with diamonds.' whom she planned to
visit.
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unable TO TELL NAIE.
GIRL IN HOSPITAL IS !
PUZZLE TO DOCTORS
Notices Sent Broadcast by the
Police Of White Plains :
Bring No Response.

Although she II entirely rational -
respect to her present surroundinOD
and has co-operatsd earnestly Win
the police and physicians In tryfne
10 recall her identity. the girl brought
10 the white Plains Hospital -
Tuesday continues to b . 1Ssslo -
herself and 70 her custodian0.
Alienists have tried every known
means OF stimulating the mem0ey
OF the patient. who 70 . victim Of
aphasia.
No response has been received froR
scores OF notices sent thPouOhout tho
country BY Police Captain Harnoo.
Tho names Of missing girts Woee
shown to the giri. but she rscoonlse4
none Of them.
The giri believes she once pa1nto1
email novelties, but she v not coroo1o
OF this. II In supposed she went -
White Plains from either thjs e1ty -
Mount Vernon. When fbuud TO-.
day, at the homo Of JANIS Doabeets
IN Chatterton avenue. che apDarunt1y
had Just alighted from , 1alo -
trolley car. ,
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DON'T REPORT RETURNS OF
THE MISSING"

"Then parentG have q habit OF re-
porting a girl as missing and Of for
getting to notify us when she turns
up. In fit Of temper or sulks she
has perhaps run away to spend "a
few days with an aunt or girl friend.
When she doesn't return the father
and mother are convinced she Is
either dead or forcibly detained. They
report the case to the station house
in their precinct and a general alarm
Is sent out. The girl is home in n
day or two, but no one takes the
trouble to tell the police that there
is no need Of further search"
What is the real cause Of most OF
the disappearances?" asked.
THE woman who disappears
usually does 90 because she 10 in
some way dissatisfied with her
homo conditions. Perhaps thsrs
10 . man to whom she goes, not
because she 10 forced to 90, but
Of her own free will. Perhaps she
wants to become an actress. Per-
hsps she 10 tired Of her husband.
Perhaps she feels that her parents
are too severe with her. In the
majority Of easss II she goes
away and stays it's because she
doesn't want to come back,
Just "A little while ago man
from Philadelphia was sure that his
wife was being forcibly detained In
this city. ! asked him IL there had
been any trouble. but he denied It.
and said that he could think OF no
reason why his wife should remain
away from her home. When found
her the hrst thins she said was.
We'll, y0u kAsw In here but yee
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It's''sosasy" TO prouaiss
things In the ns,vspapsr


things In the nswspapss
Evolution brings about many
changes-changes In men and
methods.
The old method q purchas.
Ing ready.m . de bargain
glasses" Of the shop kind b
last disappearing. NJ
Harris Eyeglass Ssrvico,
which Is q double one, peovidoD
you with an examination BY q
experienced Ocatist Zen Bye
Physieian). . who prssesibes
most carefully for your needs.
md the adjustment q u
frames BY Z skilled OplieiaS. D
HAMS Glasses cost $500 u
more. depending upon IN
quality Of the mounting YOU
select and the particular Hnd
Of lenses your eyes require.
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BIRTHDAY SOUVENIR
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
PORTRAIT FREE

A sspia portrait Of Abraham
Lincoln will b given FREE for
the Coupon In next Sunday,s
World. In Greater New York
only.)
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missing during the last three months Of 1919. Ale
the police were asked to look for 13s women who wei
supposed to have to this city and then vanishe
On the face Of the returns 1t would seem that Ne
York y pitfall and . snare to womankind.
But It isn't! have talked with women whose pa
ucu.ar occupations compel them to out unsscorls
after nighal. have talked with others who on pri
ciple averse to "bothering with man" every tim
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girl expressed a wish to come to this
city, or a hope that she might some
time live here. Perhaps she left
with the open intention of coming
here, hut with 4 journey OF y thou
sand miles ahead OF her. In such
instances the anxious relative fro
quently admits no letter has been re-
ceivcd from the girl to indicate her
a person supposed to be living here
drops out of sight there Is always
the presumption that he or she has
simply moved some place else.
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nsss Kate strange passssl.

010o koeO otsao0o Un9o0e0s
Anasuncsmsnt has been naa1e q ~
engagement Of Miss Kats opomUA
lsushtsr Of ~. and Mra, JeeepA -
esrange Of South Orsn9s: -
son Of Mr.. and Nra Emil 3. 4sY!yYlA
Tho encouragement vas made ~ . 09o0Q
pasty given ~ Ars. strange
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Relatives Hamper Hunt
by Concealins Reasons
for Disappearance and
Add to "Lost" Record
BY Failing to Report
Those Who Return.
By Marguerite Mooers Marshall.

10 NeU York the port Of mtssiSg 0irlsi
According the quarterly report Just sent to Mayor Mitchell
Commissioner Mckay, resdens this we're
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Police Files ShosU 3S7 Dis.

''In,possible to kidnap
Any Girl From a Nev
York Street If She Has
a Mouth to Holler,"
Says official in Charge
Of "Missins" Cases.
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several years work made the city
late at night And positively from experience and
that
twniou without serious bodily peril
Then missing girls? They should be
describe British The will
Ifulmissing"
Headquarters
this particular problem quietly but firmly convinced that the
found Which
negligence definite the part Of
1.-THE GIRL
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there 10 not q page In the city's social
register which did not contribute
names to the long list Of those pres
ent."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17
Sntct SrDocri iinen

93rs. Spou Stniou. 1920 ". loImop Npe.
9btaso Saa. fesr; Dit Qprtouo, uar lausra.
ri9t. 9ts Ite aaJso,o az poIoiomms Smerter
aisrr,u 9prsrut % SmoIrpassU Sea bItp belt
utobrabt "a iuuos ifis erhoIot ben 'orHeout ooils.
Seq bar mag "a utroes. "a Der ipu,ts a, pGrt en-
iineis llro / mlus gprsr. Sea fpr'es,, ioril,lies
@eto'uutr. mtE initt mites OF aiers mig uoeet
soet iuotiI Iea toa 9oar'S a,bHtp ptas. Chen
its bruats BEN bar Ite pGrst 'oU en- anbtn sriuas
Smtrttrut % @srteH bar ioyIa5t mia os ite tr
fisrfer, .uhp,r 5su'stne, Sea 'pptr aoot cs be-
fiHosr uis bt0rt raor lea iiaar 10 on Morssrtu.
Sec bar II, IGussr ben tuuae tratit 1eltIie. uaar
isa iioor pp. Z eebu Of be HsItt ire Nor bor lea
fife hnot noasn 2teu paa Nprs'pabom men az o.
III bar its brHat 9OoRs alousp 9ja5 iom Il 80.
rtbngGeitsmiobtl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17
Ypanpt.

Claus SSIanoSmpcn: Sorc auronI 90
GtueoaIcn. Noto Silfnn9 til Ct @rns
Ocio9o nm @nIoer3. (CIni HorIto
Sorlaa).
@uab StoIeiinrcr SSluuOsmoen her
| oiientIiaoier r%eprTicntercr mango Mars
SnmIiua % @rnniluina. Set bdnoler
on ,Soli "a 6orboloc SsnNrc Tnrool
oa Gtneoalcu. 0tcu ToIfet % SorboI
Oene / oioie @nQber pnr pel lonl Rolf
% SnrboIoc / andre @pRocr, inn Gor
f%aitcrcn brrer pan famine EiN Ct Hart
Gilchc al ToItclinct opcr Set belle
@onO nchigicnncm (iScrnc. Ni ocuuc
@uuno MI 9ooen IGic5 mco Sntere3ic
% llbbnttc nj cubpcr NDronIdno. Sor
i~nttcreu %itripcr @%nnN2maaI let iors
ltndclilt.
Sen ierite Gel CT CT bitoriif lloiBn
over &dlorco / Glorc Sio III benimoO
RiNoeIaIoercu. 0cumber er mcbtnt
uoRen al sc QamIc CocIaGttcr / 2oIeu.
sra ret 13Nc. 1loc. 15oc oQ lobe
~Aorbumoreoc CT oei en- Canning 81
plombreoe, iom bao0c peo III Si1obolo
% Sproa ain Ct 0oSt &lobIif ocnuc
Sio9 NorboIoc.
ana oet t7oc %9nrbunorcbc or ilcrc
5tattemanotnI mcotut liqcino ben for
tic WnuotdI@liitc ira 1864 for set lam
lcoc CuroaI (Huronu. 0ertil fonmer
ogiGa Ct gar Stiiicbrcp ira Neuue &io.
2iSic air mango CpIp9uinRer ON
Siam, efouomiiie SorboIo % 2cpebia.
sra Yipct / BET 17oc. 1S0e %
Set t9oc AarbunOreoc er Qipet mango
inraiierlitiile ~CpIDaniuaer. Get Tan f.
Gr. nGpue5 Rct3biitorIcu ON QnrnIo
6citctinN, ligeina Sorh6rct ober
Sans GiIicn 6niRc I 2, GuronI @pqs
ocrnco airtcr % @rcitcr CT uoicrlia
omtaIt. liaeiom enocl frcutrGoenOe
Mruo ira rlorc % mere Gin, OcIpio
iluitreret.
Sc ilcitc al &c nronic @nnrNc / Z.
NurOaI CT mer uNierliQ omioIt, ioct
oct, ionoiot oct bar Iaoi iig Qiere, Ell
notcrct aieb % Sol1 al @onroeu iii
ioriiicIigc Siocr % andre Elug al in
%tere9ic. ManRe al &c rloitc og ~itsrltc
SIeQter Ell uoorbsioct SgttcIiilc ouer
for iommc hculmoo 1850 (oIlet.
Inner GmtnIcu al DC cutclte SoQn
- ocrc9 ~ioiitoric % @ilfnar, CT o9idn
nrbnt 5nQn ira sc cntelic @nqOcr.
On aanmel SoItcpnc % Ell @ruoc
marih ira :. NlrOoI % cu SoIteUiic
ira &ana, ncptcgnet al SiGuro Is
lauDSmoen Ell for iorite Sang trntt.
vi Mrnr. ION bar Icrcret 9ioruG iii
@o0cu. fan urpnce airfciauacr Q.
Ghor2rllh, NirteidnQcr NlcpQunyO, ga
itor Girtcbcra, CIno (%oIlchouQcu, 81
Qenmm, Gle SorQcu3, 81. Sonbu5 o8
Z. Griticu. @ s..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17
Oaar o9 hpor
~beoYnoer OYaaret?

Tua Sper9Snnalet naar bill buert
@arn fllnne ioarC: Npaaret be9pn'
Ser / MionotSsicbliffet meGlem Bite
December og lite Sonlar. 9ette er
ogiaa rigtig; men man mao oog
merle Jig, at / BET &ieblit Subtle
umsaoret gioroe lit title Snotog /
De norife Gale og 9per oar oct alle-
reoe If elmer gommelt, ~ifriper
9litronomen SiQlrro Gnebo /
"Mrqbl." 8 girfeliq6eben begpn0,
te BET iaaIcoe5 Ben Site December
1918 al. I Giterm. efter ben mellem-
europpiife Sio.
Naret fontmer ~eItenira. Set tGns
oeS etiteO3 eitenfor IiienS GpIt paa
StillebauetS bIaanen6e Slnbe, GLIDER
ben oOer Sapan Ben Site December
ST. 4 Giterm, ouer &ina % set me
ite al Sibirien nlellenl ) og I, noar
Ocn rlt3iiife @rGnie ST. 9, Woifua
al. 10, Petersburg ST. If o. enOes
lig Ror9e SCI. -, olt eiter meIlemelt.
ropPiif SID. > elmer efter naor set
9toroamerifu8 2itfpIt. % fprit eiter
enbmt S 5imer@ 6orleb cr 9tpaaret
oprltnOet oper belle SSorOen.
Siqciom Solen og QtioOaQen fan
man oqlaa liqe, at Mionatten mop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17
TsotnS Npn.

@iermnuo Naicn. Ell al SiImorc
GountnS rloitc Rioucerer, irogit til
SGbbntoboilcn Gntnnr5oap9 9itert
Stille oa roIig iop ran ino. GnOe
ifisut ban baooe pGret ipg NJ MaaneOs
Eio fom oog 0~uOifnbet uueutet.
DIR. anien par isot / Sin. Zurc Ges
Icmnrteu Norge, Sen 22Oe Simi 1882.
ll0unnNrcoc til amerifn ON @narcn
/ 1913 % boiGttc iig / Muiteoo, @i3.
ser blep ban tonfirmcrct / bcn Ditto
rifle ieritc noritc htthcrifc Nirte /
&mcritu. 0nu bar ct Nieolem Al Oct
ierite NuIO al a%onfirmnntcr.
I 1856 fom Fan Ill 6urn1pun, EIu
more Gountn. Minnciotn bpor ban tog
iiN 2ouo Ct Bar @iI OF ina @pen %
bpor ban booze belle Chen.
6du var Ell al &c ieritc poa oiaIc
&autcr % if prcue %inreerOaQcue5
muoc @nrocr. San babe ct itrrft
9}oo oQ lpit 5inO % Nct CT oi9ie
Gocnltnbcr iom birIpcr inn me9ct /
Nnbnq9crtioeu.
@icrnumo Noicn por mco at ltiitc
Greenfield WeniNbco / 1866 % hnr
inocbnut betrocOe StilIu9cr inferior
iamnle.
: 0irtcu bar ban Ell cIifet % ugtet
ztitteIie buor han oil IGn9e bliuc iaps
leI.
0an pnr Ell no Carer Al @uo5 Cro
% &i0cIeu uur bans fiGreite gieuOonl.
Get unr Ell Nnoelie at prrc tilitcot
han iamIcoc Namilieu til oa9liQ
@nOu9t oN borc uco buiIteu Nlpor han
lptc @uN2 Crc. Ser rnr pcl inu iont
hmNe luic men inaoan SoritooeIic %
Gilcrtuute tom han. Non nil nit iif
~ierligcu bIluc oubt inpuet / iii Nicm
bror bnV mar inn boit cIitct % aatet
AZ Nultru ~ Born.
! 1861 bIco ban rQteoiet iii Gro
lonu bar uUrct lam Ell ITO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17
&aris @elbrcbclie

Wtrs, Z, Vr9t1ou, 200 Y. i5rpnt 81, Hrpot'fpn,
Tiuu, facr: sea Ieb en- bel 9sI Of en- bump.
tuua g,rtsu Rpsssu. tilosls oHsit Of forpe
Citing. Seq bapce osiaa @rus oe mine gprsr Dir.
tsbs iits paa rette Diaaos. 9pau's aibuep 4inS
biaIp mig poa fort ste. % iss psbbIso at brus,
benz. iaeeube iolt to .n.r ire sGFsr. Zen partnSs
StIbr,bsl's iea ,rbolot bsfGitsr min FRO pna bette
miSbd. IA 7oan's aibntp Rms hiaIp mig iaa
mra,t. soo is BEN min aubsiaIius, oa M fan leg
msb JorupieIir aieutaae b.ur.. Seq bar life oGrst
usbt til at 'sss erss sner taest gtbarNlius for
Sprt'usepm fosu SOan's Riousp BINS heibrtbsbs
mig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17

berlig oanorer run6t otnfring SSor.
Ben. Spor ben farer betegner Den
S%e9pnoelien ill ct mt 9sgn. SAB os
mi t9nfe oS en- Mionat iom eiterfel-
eeS al Ell Senoag. 9ennc Senoag
ilGbes III Ii9eiom meo Mionotten
runot omfring Soroen, ioa at De for.
IfieIlige Weribioner efter Sllr foar
lin Senbag. Men Mionatten fan
10 life ~uitanielig tr9ffe poa oenne
Sen0ag; nGite Nlrnotlir IfoI ben
nemlig ielgeS i SGlene al en- Won.
bag. Serfor moa ser etiteoS finoe5
en- beItemt Merioiat, bpor M3ionotten
pluo Ielig ilipper Spnoogen oa be.
9pnoer at f0re en- MonOag meo iig,
aItiaa ct Steo, boor Monou9en be-.
9pnoer fsrit al ale SteOer paa Sor.
Sen.
Ga MI Mionatter gaor fra Tlt
moo &eit, Far Sc Ste0er, iom Iioger
peltenfor oenne Mieribian, ul(ereoc
foaet lin Wtanbag, mems Sc eitenfor
ltg8enoe Stc0cr enonl bar Sen6no.
0enne MeriOion eller Gatrntor9nle
er nu giennem international Sner.
ensfomIt benlagt til Sen Weerioion,
lom ligger $50 @r. Selt eller 2it
Tor @reenpid. Cen 9aor oiennem
bet title Sao og bererer finn meoct
faa SonoItrGfninger. 0ette cr ogina
Ell itor 5orOel, ioet set pilbe poloc
mango SIog8 %onifeligbeoer, ON
8r9nien off gicnnem tort beboeoe
Streg. Ntan piloe nemlig iom ioQt
paa %eItiiben al @r9nien life bauc
lanme Gag % Cato iom paa 2ltii-
Den. gdl bar @rPnien proftiif tolt
ingen lllempe. Gen el1elte ifllloe 90
uRrc, at Sfi6e iom paSierer @rplts
fen nntlrrIigpi& utao foronore Gag
OF Sato, ON sc ifnl iel0e me6 Chen.
ehmaifinen "Su3penren" er mooiapen {
goo Sroen, % ben er ult hi fan SnIfe en-
Sbmdifiue at barre. Sen aier goot Ir0eio:
90 guar let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17
Til pore norifsamerifan &c Tiatcre.

Ser bor. ianoj0t ieQ uco, life uGrct
0iort noQct ltsrre for at opnuutrc iii
norif 9iQtninQ cllcr ior al 'irttc poctllt
beQnpcoc Mrno "a NuinNcr bIonot oe
Noritc Octtc YnuN. 9eite mod oel
iiQcS al pGrc Sen iteritc SnrinN nj, at
iun iorbolO2pj2 Iioet bor uUrct probus
ccrct blonor o5 al pirteliR &oeit Sc
S%tribcuter nj bar bnr lite uGrct msNt
meN Gorituutlic al &ubllhmL % bore
uoritc @lnoc bar life 6opi Mnoo iii at
bclounc, buao %en bar uurN.
! NuuOrtodaret iur Ntu noritc
@rmOlopo (ilbllncu oil ser u1rc puu
fin @lub@ al gIpc Ell SpmmWiuQ I'll
porc norlt umcritauitc EiQtcrc. 2tnue
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17

Cpruutring bIir / 6orm al eli &rrs
ntie a 30 Dollars / Cub til Ben.
Der ifrioer ben bebite norifsnmerifaniie
R%ationaIiang. Set Ell Qoge "Sbun".
Senrer al Noree, % nogIe az oenne
Screenings WebIemmer, IoE 'fIGnfer
oeune YrGmie.
Zen "norifs omeriianife Hationals
lang" bsr life are pao mere eno c.
: @crS % p9re i~freosu III Ell tienot
0IeIobi. Gen priobeIeuneOe gang pil
bli uifcntIigqiort / ale uorif sameritans
ie @Inbe % oaian ier6t iii noaIe al
Sc lebenoe @laoe gorae. Sen oil Ii
aclcheS bli iunaet peo ben itore 6uus
brebaar5ielt. inn ale norite Meni9bez
Der % Gorcniuaer Der / Didoiion hal
niboloe %sroaa Den 16Oe Wat.
Gn aomitc, ser CT fulot no foupe
tent til al beosmme Yoeii, er aIerebc
uGIat iom Gommcrc.
Eiotcrc. Der oil uGrc meb | benne
Nonturdnce. Dor mGrfe iig, AT DC life
mna itripc iii giaun eler no9et, Ser
fan Qibc Nomitceu CT @int ON. bbent
Rcrioucu or. pun set Fnpir, buorpau
Giatct cr i%treoct. Goon % aore5ic
ifripc9 paa en- iGriiilt tiuuttet SeoOeI.
ION pcoIGgac5 Gi9tct ueo 2noicnoeIs
len.
8iNrag til bemlc 2i9tertonturrauce,
Iom mon pare Gomiteen ihrnoe in0cn
15be 9(pril. icubc5 iii Serner al Nors
&c Sorcuingcno SetretGr. 6r. Clnu
llasbif. APO Clemens Glpc.. Iaoiion
@iS.
Vcnlipit
Sohnr Gluren.
N.S,v,S, 0n,S,,,,, OS, Q1,r.- 1Qt1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17
berren til Svnh Gowers

SoaIeoeS heber Ell m 6ortGIlin9,
Tom ON fort Sio bcapnocr / "Teo
Irnen". Get err eli al 6. 81. Hop'
lambs melt irrtgilcnoc % unocrboI'
oenoe SortpIlinaer, % III onbeioIcr
pore 9piere at isIae mcb / Den ira
@cgnnbcIicn al. Homartcn bcoer,
iont rrpnt "Serren I'll Spnd) 5om.
crS", men Sen trnbe liae iad 9oot
hare urret faIot "Mnrp StcrIina5
Siiturie", Tor oen enc al Dem er Iiae
Tao nleeet Sopenperior iom ben an.
ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17
- -
@tp Niet f5oe gSiSeoni fit Gutter.

@eS Spfororine fra Sen rationale
t7be Mni Set 8omiteen til at ioms
menfnIbe 2epninger ira Ser 15be @iss
%coniin. fienbt iom set norife 8egiment
/ 8rigeu 1861 til 1865, bill hi preoe
at finoe Sc QienIebenbe al oS, Iom life
er mango. til at mebe / minneapolis
Den TIE Mai 1914, BEN Sag Ibie
@inber rinber op for os ON Mo0er
Noraes Sribebsoaa.
Sea lob o3 9nmIe @rnahaarinaer
meoes ell Sang til, fsr hi bsr. @ss
oeiteoet biz blipe betienot Ierere. Set
or Ell tor Mrrte6a9 for Noroens Sens
ner Den Sag.
q. g. Gice, &res.,
g. s. @ilbert,
SER. for lobe @is. Dol.
8eunion Is~iociatiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17

lei. Iutie title oa bIiot line Zine /
Gebena toIoe gIlnb.
@i faar, @ubifelop, nGre Set ia
lioe 5nab ON Dor oibebe Sen, at ban
idnot Teoen at upre Ell ieiersiaIig
Climbing for ii9 ibet Seius bar bIeoet
hans 9ib / Ell leberoe Eros Senioitbeo,
gienuem &c mango, Ian9e % tun9e
Yrspelier ! hans lioelieofulbe 2ip.
6ans %aienoin8er 9ioer ham CT bat
tert GfterinGIe for bans rebeIi8e, itreps
iomme % 9obaisrenoe &io.
6nns Se9raoelie innbt Steo Sirsoao
Sen 17oe Sebr. 1914, unoer tor Gel
rageIie. 1lnoertegnebe tnIt / Ssrgbus
let ODER 81. 40, 6-S, % / 9irfen ober
3. aor. 3. Is, o9 lIOfsrte beb @ras
ben SoropnntniteIier.
Serreu buiudle, lcoc % bereoe |
Naooe SC bIeoenoe GfterIaotes Sierter
til ct inli9t @ienipn!
Sreo barre meo 9aulle Sbpertions
St6u! %elii9net bore hans Minbe!
9. 81 Green.