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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-18

Tho "r.. thodist revival W O.
.rs. az Fir. aud Jackson are r.-
Worried to b. .yceedineb interrs'in-
rh. sermon. are plain bat deeply
earnest and .loming. and the ie~'l
monies arc or them selves highly w"i-
Tbs uf tHe .Iritual occasion s'r' O..
Oas uHI con nue. throughout i
week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-18

TRY Daily News want AL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-18

Don bowie Rho has been locate
az Tamuico. Mexico. for tde Ua
fev months. 81. here to take DTS Gam
mills to thar place and uiN return
there before many day-. DO ropU~'.
everything quiet az ramp.co and uH.
Ine-s moving aiong Ilc o. in r0
hurry however. fo see Tho United
States troops moving ont of Narl
Crrg and would be- glad 20 see thef
remain there for some time SEQ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-18
ONT ROAD ROND ELECTION
CONNECTED DURING AIGt ~

FORT WORTH. Tex. Sept o.
only ono road bond election wits cun.
Quoted last month iu This State. and
held August lH iu ElI. Count, and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-18
Blackburn Bros.

We sell Manhattan and Eagle Shirts, Edwin Clspp,
Florsheim and } 2. Smith SHOES M Name and
Stetson Hats
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-18

and become an active Christian ia
The church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-18

~ A AsEeV insurance aud real
r-iat" agent. has moved his office
from rooms s2 aud 23 OF the Fuqua
building and now has headquarters
boo room / ul the Eaklc building At
The corner of Sixth and POLK streets
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-02
GREENFIELD APPLIED
BRUSH TO CHAMPS
Harrington Had Shade Better of Frill
Final Score to O-Umpire Nc
Gamweu Again in Trouble.
Especial to The Reformer.)
GREENFIELD, Mass., Sept. ,.

GREENFI ED, Mass, Sept. 2.
Greenfield whitewashed Northampton
here yesterday, / to Q, Harrington hay
ing shade the better of the veteran
Frill
McGanlwen, had trouble again yester-
day ana ordered Goodridge from the
game for talking from the bench. Turn
IRE claimed that he and not Goodridge
had spoken, aud Goodridge was allowed
to continue in the game. Conroy then
protested, and when the umpire would
not announce his protest Conroy went
to the scorers and told them he was
playing under protest.
Greenfield scored the winning run in
the fifth Connolly doubled to deep
left and went to third on Shirrick :
Wild heave to second. Sharpe singled
and Connolly scored. Sharpe was then
thrown out at second in a double play
that nipped both him and Parten-
hcimer. King fielding in the seventh
held Conroy to first base and prevent
ed a two-bagger and possibly a run.
Glennon made a shoestring stop in the
fifth and Conley showed up well for
the Champs with seven chances without
a slip-up. The score:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-02
Games Tomorrow
Twin State Notes

The Keadv brothers paired as umpires
for the first time this season.
The Bellows Falls outfeId made q
couple of catches that were grand lar
ceny.
Engcl sienaIized his first trip to the
plate in the Twin State league by steal
ing home.
Loobs like Snyder and Mavbobm for
the pitching Job for Brattleboro this
afternoon, Joe Harrington will work
one of the games for Bellows Falls.
The third double header of the sea
son is scheduled for Island park this
afternoon. The first two were with
Greenfield and this is with Bellows
Falls.
Manager Q Hara has gone back to
third base and Devine to second That
puts Engel, Dixie and one of the reg
ular pitchers in the outfeld, and it is
not such bad outfield.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-02
Sporting Notes.

Joe Wood Monday tied the season :
sttikeout record OF Is, established 10y
Mitchell Of Cleveland against the Ath
letics July 81. also in an thinning
game. The best record the National
league this year Is II. made by Vaughan
of Chicago against the Giants on July
I3.
Starting yesterday the Cardinals VIII
play the first of Il games equally Iii
vided between the Pirates and Cincin-
uati Reds. There is a layout that
should be soft picking for Huggius
and his crew Of pennaut dreamers, for
while the Cardinals are dividing their
time between the Pirates and Reds.
| 5he Giants and Braves viii be tao king
one another and the other two eastern
| clubs.
John McGraw is quoted as saying
| that a conspiracy exists among the
/ clubs Of the National League against
! the Giants in favor Of the Braves and
| that clubs are matching their poor
| pitchers against StalIings $ best. Surely
! he would not count the Cubs and Car
| dinals in this conspiracy, when they
! themselves are still in the running for
! the pennant. If the Braves could trim
| the Giants three straight on the Polo
| Grounds with McGraw playing his
pitchers the best he knew how it was
only natural that they should have a
successful Western trip.
When Chief Bender pitched the
| Chicago White Sox to defeat last
| Thursday he won his 18th straight
| Not since May % has Mack 5 wonder
full Indian lost u game, and that and
the one of May I were the only ones
| he has lost this year. He has won Is
| in all. Hardly less remarkable is the
| record Of Connie 5 other veteran, Ed
4 die Plank, who was beaten last week
for the first time since June Is Each
one of the Athletic 5 pitchers has now
won more than half of his games this
| season, Leslie Bush standing lowest in
the list, with n record Of Is won and
IL lost. The same is true CT the Red
SoX S great staff, with the exception
of Hugh Bedicnt, who mas won five
games and lost nine.
For over a week careful note has
been made of the disparity between
the descriptions of certain plays and
the box scores of home games of the
Red SoX as published in the Boston
Globe. Take the game reported vester-
day in which "Joe' Wood twirled
The description says: Shotten reached
first on Wood 5 tumble. " The box score
fails to charge him with an error. This
might be taken for an error in the
composing ROOM which perhaps it was
Fl but following so regularly on similar
''mista kes : in which every time it Is
some special favorite, like Speaker, for
instance, or Wood, it is hard to Get
an error into the column devoted t
them. as Il careful comparison will
prove readily.
When Charles w. Murphy, forpfel
president of the Chicago Nationa
league club, fred Johnny Evers last
winter, he paved the way for the lat
ter to become 4 rich man. Should the
Boston Braves win the pennant this
year, Evers 5 salary for the 1914 sea
lson viii have reached close to thu
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-02

$4,000 mark. When Evers signed a
contract with the Boston management
he was paid 80. 900 for the signature
I'm addition the Boston club assumed
his Chicago contract, said 10 call for
$4,000 a year. 1t also carried pro-
vision whereby Johnny was to receive
Il bonus of $4,000 if the Cubs won the
pennant, $500 if the team finished
second. 81 ,000 if it ran third and $500
il it finished as good as fourth. That
portion OF his Chicago contract was also
assumed by the Boston management.
And il : a cineh that Boston viii be
in the first division, if not in first
place. Ii the Braves win the pennaut,
johnny will have $4,000 fop the sea-
son 5 work before the first game of the
world series is staged.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-02
The Trouble With the Maps.

Aside from his capabilities as a
white hope, Jack Sheridan has been
connected long enough with the ma
lional pastime to be able to diagnose
The trouble with Il losing club Asked
his opinion of the poor showing of the
Cleveland team, the veteran umpire
replied:
Il doubt if the Maps have had the
same lineup in the field more than
three days in succession this year.
Such being the case. how can any ope
rXpect such a team to display good
tam work, especially when pitted
against teams that are there with vet
eran lineups day in and day out. like
The Athletics. Red Sox and Washing
ion clubs? IN all my career as an UNI
pire l cannot recall a club that has had
as many players injured as the Maps
have this year. 1t would be a surprise
to me if they were higher in the race
han they are"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-02
Protrerhood tho Need.

When all is said and done the rule OF
brotherhood remains as the Indispensable
prerequisite to succeed in the kind Of ma
tional life for which we striye.-Theodore
Roosevelt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-02

Dew and the fog indicate fine
weather; while remarkable elearness
of the atmosphere is one of the most
signs of coming rain.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-02
TWIN STATE LEAGUE
Games TODAY.

Bellows Fails at Brattlcboro 1.-TWO
gamesl.
Newport at keene.
Greenfield At northampton.
Games Tomorrow.
Brattle5oTo at Newport
keene 1T Bellows Falls.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-02
National League
American League Games Today.

st. Louis at Boston (two games).
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Washington.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-02

ADVERTISE YOUR WANTS
IN THE REFORMER
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-02

In Selecting Players He Likes Men Re-
jected by Other Managers, and Cast
offs He Has Taken From Other Clubs
Have Made Good-RudoIph, Gowdy
and Red Smith Are Examples.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-02

When Charles w. Murphy, former
president of the Chicago National
league club, fred Johnny Evers last
winter, he paved the way for the lat
ter to become rich man Should the
Boston Braves win the pennant this
year, Evers 5 salary for the 1914 sea
son viii have reached close to the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-28
MOTHER! is CHILD'S
STOMACH SOUR, SICK?
If tongue is coated or if cross, fever.
iSh, cOnStipated, give "CalifOr.
MIA Syrup of Figs"

Don't scold your fretfu, peevish
child. See if tongue is coated; this
! is sure sign it's little stomach liver
and bOwels are clogged with sour
waste
When listless pale, fcyerish, full of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, Doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stOm-
, aCh-ache, indigestion, diarrhOea, give
teaspOOnful of "CalifOrnia Syrup Of
Figs" and in a few hours all 'he foul
waste, the sour bile and fcrmenting
, food passes out of the bowels, and you
nave a we'll and playful child again
| Children love this harmless fruit lax
ativc," and mothers can rest easy af-
| ter giving it. because it never fails
| TO make their little "insides' clean
and sweet
Keep it handy, Mother A little Civ
| en- today saves SICK child tomorrow,
but get the genuine. Ask your drug
giSt for a 30-Cent bottle of "CalifOrnia
Syrup of Figs which has directions
for Dabies, children of all ages and for
grOwn-ups plainly on the bottle Re-
member, there are cOunterfeits sold
here, so surely look, and see that
yours is made by the "California Fig
Syrup Company. Hand back with
contempt any other fig syrup.-adver-
tlsement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-28
DR.. A. N. SINCLAIR
DELIVERS ADDRESS
BEFORE COLLEGE CLUB

"Bacteriology as a Woman's Ally
was the subject Of an interesting and
valuable address delivered by Dr.. A.
\. Sinclair. acting assistant surgeon
of the United States public health ser
vice, before the members of the COL
lege Club in the kilOhana building
Yesterday afternoon, the large audi
"nce peing composed principally Of wo-
men. This was the second Of the
series of lectures On Community
Housekeeping now beng given under
the auspices of the club
In H." beginning. Doctor Sinriail
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-28

the Pacific Mail steamer China reach
ID the coast Oh Monday last
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-28

TO having symptoms of diseases in
children brought to the attention of
the physicians saying that neglect on
this matter often caused epidemics.
He outlined the symptoms of a num-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-28

Der OF diseases which children are
daily exposed TO, enumerating the de
tails of the care Of such
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-28

pointed out that bacteriology is the
youngest of the sciences and that in
many cases it has not been given the
high place which it really deserves.
He urged that mothers pay more heed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-28

See what's doing 4 ne Queen 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-28

An entertaining lecturer explains the pictures uent The
reels fine example Of motion picture photography
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

8rltno, at oct life bar iproiat.
affGrerne / Sripolis ifuloe ferit be.
trpgges, og Scr og Slaaoe ifliloe
Toripnes meo monglenoe Tooben o.
ammunition. 90 MI er alt bette
giort. Tremierminiiter Salonora
erflGrebe / 2srbags / Ell itor SaIe t
Geputeretfamret / Hont, lot oen
itolienife Scr % 6laobe MI er reoe
for ale Gpeutualiteter." s en- tic.
Iigere Sale - Sorsoaqs = erflG-
reoe ban, at Stalien piloe ppretbol.
DC ZEN Soloning al Iopol, men oor-
paagen oe pGbnet Neittralitct", og
talte ligeiaa llnoer itort Siialo on
"Staliens %retiGroige Ilpirationer"
builfet bragte enfelte Seputereoe til
at raabe "lepe Srentl = Ieue
SrieItl"
Sgina GltmGnien. ifol bare beIlut-
tet at fate lit 800 meo oe IQierebc,
men mango bar life pibere 2pit pao
ct Ginterielttog. Inore b9uoer ber-
imoo at oct giploer at lfpnbe fig.
fer Serbien blir belt fnllit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Sro~noeptnsforbuo
/ CANADA.

g9innipeg Sen lite Sec: Trc-
mierminiiter Heomono Epblin meo-
Oeler / ell lGngere Silfienoegipelie,
at @ropinSreaieringen bar beilltttet
at trnfie brnitiife Sfriot til Ell Be.
Qrpn$nina al Sriffetrofifen / Wani-
tobo, ioalpnge arigen parer.
Ger pil poa foml1enoe SegiSlatllr-
bli fremiat Ell Tegie-
rinQSpropoiition til ell 2op, ser Oh
Der Oh og 9unbfommllner Het til
peo ell Notwithstanding at be.
grGnie antalet al Saloonbeuillin.
ger, % Hcgieringen ipeciel Senpn-
oiaeIie til at bcgrGnie % iaitiptte
2ufninestioen for Salg al b~ernienoc
Sriffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

ban cr foripnet mcb Tos ira De tp.
tie Wfpnoigbeoer, % ingen iaar font
me lno / gpen fra De nGrme'te
SdnoSbper, iloen ban er leoioget al
lin S%onosbps 9orgermeitcr, Tom boil
oca onioarIig for Dem, ban iIipper
inb.
Aac Seite err taeet al sc militGre
Wtpnoigheoer, ioa SilierieIcn a.
WPooporer M fun fer pco Siplp al
SnnoeIpono. gIt Siifcri er op6srt,
foroi ln9en Gipil mere ioar nGrme
Jig S%tronocn, og 8ebocrne al oue
@uie nGrmelt Sisen, er iimpeItben
uoDiit ira iine Stem.
Spiferne bar pGrct tem1eli8
fororingsfuloe. De bar iorlangs
%ubleuerct, bpao 8pen formoar, life
olenc al Wnouorer, men al @irte og
Gigorer, Moorosier % SengetGp-
per, Stoaltroao % 9itufIer o. |. D.
6or booo De loaleoeS bar toget, bar
sc 9ipet iaafqIbte "Gefpiiitionebe-
piier" iii en- Iamlet Gum al omfrin8
lire MiQioner Warf.
st tpif WiIitur-S rfcitcr ipiQer
bper Tag / en- al Opens Barter men
- ingcn bsrer poa.
SitcnOe er MI uoen 4uiier, Die,
Stcorinlp5, Safe og Soope. SGnf,
Gitcnoc uben Soapal
so oog er andre StcOcr / set OeIt'
lige 8el9icn langt barre iaren END
CItenoe. Nj @eiten0c, Girmiloe,
Shoorc, NnmScapeIc, 1t. FicterS,
Gopele % Wtermefeniperc er Ser Ii
oct ellcr iutct tilboge, % life minore
ems 100 @o~noegoorbc / SltenoeS
Smc9n cr totnlt rltinerct.
Sprurct / SpSafrifn cnbt.
%rnburg, SpOafrifo, SEN 3oie De.
ccmbcr: General Gbriition Dc Mett,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Soooelen ejcr Streif.

2ittle Nocf, g(rfonioS, sen lite De-
ccm6er: Seaere eno at nofpre Glef-
trofltionen al be ii Wano, iom CT
oentt til Geben beri Stutcn for for
itieQige 1orbrp0elier, bar gleftrife-
rem peo StatSfpngilet, 2utber Gnit-
lin0, bla1ot bpiS EIigter set ogina
er at fllngere ionl @o0Oel, inoienot
i'm aiifeosanio9ning til 6rngielS-
commissioner. Get ioa en- Sio itpgt
llo til, at set life ifuloe lpffeS at
iin6e nogen, iom bar DiQig til at
opcrtoge S%tiain1en efter bant, men
igoor inolpb Nnioqning ira en- Glef-
trifer neo Naun q. $. Sempiep, ser
ufortppet bIep anIat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Stor Konfurs CHICAGO.

Set ltore $. z. NeIion Tiano
COMPANY / Chicago, ell &orporotion
nleo Ell AfticfnpitaI poo $1,000,000,
bar sen 3bic b8. fripiaig iorlanpt
lit go toQet til Notwithstanding
@oets glftipa oQ EasIipa opgipeS
til henhoIo5piS $2,420,000 og ST.
1000, iaa Ser ipneS at pGre gooc
lloiigtcr til, at &reoitorerne intel
Cab pil lioe.
Mr. NcIion be9pnbte Iorretningen
for s Iar iioen meo Ell &apital al
$4,000. San bar / 2obet al oisic
for6oloSpiS foa 9lar orepet Sorret,
nillgen op til Ell al De ~itorIte / lit
Slags / Sc 6or. Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Orepet paa Sano
Bergen,

Bergen. Norqe, Sen 4oe Gecem.
Der. Norotpife Sloph5 Sceanoam-
per "Erin5 Srieocrid @ilbclm", iom
/ nogen Si0 bar Iigget ber paa Sao-
men, bleo al en- Storm, iom ruieba
Der ioog, orepet paa 2ono. Gen
itaor MT fait paa en- Sonobanfc.
"Erin5 6rieocrid @ilhelm", ocr
bapoe en- 9rG9tigbcO al $50 So1,
gif tioliqerc / Hute mellem Bremen
og Nelp Oorf. Otter at &rigen bar
brltbt llo, funoe 0cn life fon1me til.
bagc til SplflonO og bar ii0en op-
6olot liz bela / Bergen oela / S00a,
Saroonger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Wansel paa Solf
/ Slaaeen,

@aibiugton Sen lite Sec: Gbeien
Tor Observation-Disclosures Napiaa.
t~ionsbureart, aontreaomiral Slue,
bapoe ibag en- aonierence meo &c.
prpientantbuiets Marinefomite og
aop berunoer, / Sorbinbelie meb nr.
tie IarS 6lanoebuoaet. ionl aomi'
teen iortioen bar unoer Sperpeielle,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Oct nye 2%lrmebuoset.

@aibington Sen lite December:
Irmeoepartemerltet er netop f9roig
meo llbarbeioeIlen al Sperllaget oper
De gepiIgninger, iom bill tiltrpnges
for grmeenS Geolieeboloelie eien.
ltem n9Ite t6iifaIaor. Set iamlebe
Budget, ser oil bli operienot 9on-
8resien en- al Sc ferite Gage efter
oenS Sammentrpbel, belsber iig til
S104,124,512, Ell Sorpgelie al 49,
10000 oper inoep9renbe Iars
@uoget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

en- GGffe SpIpsninger ON, boao
8ladoen trpnger forat boloes nogera
lunoe paa Ssibe meb Sibens arap.
San fremb9oebe ii9r ben iterfe
Wangel paa iaapel Sfficerer ion
Mtatroier oa fo~rfloreoe, at Der til en-
iliIo 9emanbelie al De Sfibe, bporof
SIaaoen fortioen beitaar, piIbe til.
trGnees Ell Soreselie al minbit 24O
Sfficerer og omtrent 1900 Motro-
fer. Som 6orboloet fortioen er, bar
pi neppe Sfficerer % Nanoifab NOT
til at mnnpprere 5laaoen / SreO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
!fra Deroensfri6en.
for boorot poo for at iprpnge iig
5crtfGiicIfc fra gioc /
ioiclnnem til oe iranife aunalbper.

Tor boorot pao for at lprGnge liz
iglelncm iii DC franife aanalbper.
gu 90 GA fer man ct 9Icroplon,
iom ct msrft Funft moo @inllen.
6lpocrne bar ncnlli9 faact Itren8
Srorc til at gaa melct beit pnn fine
Speiocrtog % barre nlcaet iorligti9e,
Ga 0cre2 Sicneitc or al loa itor Big
ti9beO, at Sobct al Ell 5lpper regne9
Tor en- rem ltIpffe ior oen @li0eling,
ban tilbsrer.
90 ioo Ii9ger Oct Der, ire0elig oB
title, 0ct pofrc 2on0ifab, iom fonIfe
ON en- Simc eQcr 10 iorponOlc3 til
oct iGlcitc Ho0norof.
Sitcnbe n~ficnbclig.
Gen bcIgiifc anitbD Gitcnoe er
iom bcficnot ct al Guropa5 bcram-
tcitc @oOcitcbcr, bpor bct %iincite
"@o0cWlblifum" ira oQe &cr0en9
aontcr iamIc5 til no9cn ioo glaze
Sommcrmoane0cr.
Micn MI fan Gitenoc life mere
foloc@ "Ocn GLADE @p". Si0cn IN
ifcrne bol0t tit Sn0tog % tog sc.
oclien al alt, er @pcna &ip / Ocu
@roo ioronbrct, at Npen3 @orgere
life mere ficnoer i'm c8cu @p igicu.
&nQcn loor &ou at forlooe Iinc
&ulc mclem ST. 7 Niten % &l. 7
WorQcn u0en at r%clifcrc at iaa ca
tuif @uQIc / Elouctcn, o. / belle Den
3i0 nluu ser life brUu0e9 &Ua / Nl.
Icnc - oq @uOclp@ er Der i%clpial-
celia life at inoffe ont. Gr alligt-
pcl nogcu moot til at baue Gus tUnot
ON Nattcn, mac &in0lcr og 0Dre
Duties Qo6t til, ioa life en- &p9itri6c
cr ipnlig uocnira.
&nacn ioor forloOe &pen, u0cn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08
Sli5saro / Nome.

Some, Nlaifa. Sen 3oie Sec: Gen
forfproeliqe @li55arb, iom truebe
Nome meo SilintetQierelie beo at
oripe IS 90 &anb ira 9eringsbopet
ino oper Stronobreooen, logoe iig
iqaar ll0cn at bope orrettet nogen al
porligere Sfaoe ber.
Gette ifpIoeS Sen beloiQe SmItrn-
bigbeo, at Sen o~rftiife YofiS, ioul
itrofte iig uboper ira apiten iaa
langt, Giet funoe 1laa, binoreoe Sos
pet ira at ifpue inbobcr 2ono.
Sngen gfterretninger er enonll
mootaget fra Sc minore Camps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

@cncroI Heuncufomp' itol eitct
Gorlnocnoe pUrc ioIot / llnoooc %
irotogct lin @onmronoo ior life ct
bare ircmbrolt lit &apoucrj til reg
tc Eio NJ iuIoitNloig9iort Curiu-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-08

pIlcT Art9cN - Duuu
) ocnnc (io er MAJ nreo rcttc
mere intcrc@icret /, bpa0 Der pil
huuoc c otter &ri1em, emo man
cr / Sc 5ottorcr, iom bar abort, at
@riQen MI en- Sang er bet Ell &lr-
feligbeo. Man bpier iig ! ltltm 6ors
t~uiIeIic ior Sen ubonberlt9e &Ieno@'
uicrniuL al &nnoene cr blet taltct
iuo / oclmc ioriur0cIlac &onlIltt.
Get cr M Ell Sang fleet ~ ltaar ift2
til at pnorc, al Dor IiloiolI tlltro09 ;
ga buur intere9iuut oct euO ful0c
pare at ioa optIorct, bpcnt Scr / tpr.
tie Rpftc bUrer Nniporct ior ari'
0cn, 90 bpoo oens in0rc N~aria8cr
cr, ina isler ii ollie, at oct cr AZ
enOrm Iongt itsrre 9etD0uinA for
Wcuurifcbcocu no ira ocn iorcIt0-
ocn0e Situotion at ina 0annc lia FL
Scared ON boorIeOe9 Gingcue UlI
arte ia mar Srigen ct oDer. Ser
bar MAJ ga oglaa Den 6orocl, 1T
man / Ro og Nog tan bcn0iUc iiJ
iii aIebaun0c SpttiIationcr % glOt
6antaiien irit SptIlcrum ll0cn at re-
ilfere at nlauttc itanoe "tllrettc for Den
ferItc SEN beoite @rititu@.
Noor I. Gr. Ben betieuote inf.
omcrifonife &cOnfter, Nerman &j0oer
en- al inc 3ri92ouerii9tcr / "gtcW
Eort Staata Setting" '%ortUuer, al
han ira pripat ~GIroppjit Slide bar
mootoget Underwriting ON, at Gn8-
LAMB % RuaIano oIlere0e bar be.
Qpn0t at fiebiIou mc0 0enipn Ill,
bpao Ser e'ter &ri9en ifoI Qiere3
mco Sc ifun9inaUiifc &anoc, iaQ fan
man bel tanife bape Tine tore GOi.
ON %aaIioeIigbeoen al Ell Zig 4lcO.
oelcIie, men tiItroo8 ior, at W}r.
Rio0er life opgiper lin HiIoe, er BET
10 life netop ioa bent ircm at pao-
itad, al han iurer nleo Lott Snaf.
TslQelid hitter man me0 Ell his %.
mcrfIombe0 til, brad ban hor at
le I'm 0cunc formoocoe Stormalt2-
tonicrcnce an9aaeunc 9~toroeu@ 6reu-
IN. WIou laar oa blauot ou0et nj.
DC, at england % &~J@Iauo beG6c
9uar lo ira iom en abiohlt 6oruo.
iutuJua, at uaur Hrigabnttet ltoI Sc.
les, nil 0et al prattiitc NeniUu i0lo5
Icttcrc "a uaturlI8trc at omcttcrl
De ifan0iuauitc &auoc cuo al un0cr-
lr38e fig cnteItc tu'te Eropiuicr.
Nh. Riooer, Der, iou man tam 'or-
irao. er en- Mauo meo eli iru8tbay
EantaiL uOoi0er pa %|rogrommct til
a omiuttc oeu EIou al gjore Nor
Q.. Speri1e "a Giu,ouo til ct ms.
inf Storbertugoemmc men en- Slo8s
rouriueI BONE rule, mcOeus IAN,
mari iomti0ig titles mroer eng
LAMBS Cgerberrcosnuue.
ll0 ira Oerme eIier Iiguenoe Bro.
letter am BET ifa~uoinaplife Noroen5
Sfjpbne efter &ringcn tom man oa
iaI9e 5antaiieu Ut0ere paa oeu3 pil-
De 5lt9t aienncm EiO "a 3un.
Get er life ioa ueie meO en- &oIie i
Slagtetioer.
Naoife life iuI0t ioo ~iontnitiife CT
&c iorifieaigc 6oruoiiQcIicr, ION
benne Tio, meo iterre cuer minorC
Strap paa at DPre unpionget al
"iagfpnoige" 9jerner, uoiIpnges
oDer pore 3ooeOer ira aotbeocr,
eaer naar os aienuem en- Tor ienIa
tioneQe "Rpbeoer" alto ~oarnaaael
% Ipobsr Tresie, ON Wonroe.0 ot
trinen % De mango @auiteIigbe0cl
% &ioeroProigbeoer, iom 6enne
en- mar 6remtio uiI fere bette Gan;
op i. WonroesG ottriuen bar oper
bope6et pitt fig at pPre ct ouermaa
De frugtbart 3bema for fiIoioiiif
9ctragtuirger. raar Der foreiaIbc
noget | Screen. Seip Den iibetpbC
lisite Ting, Der DGnoer ! ben iier