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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07
FOUR INJURED
IN BLAZE At
YOUNG HOTEL


Immediately after the blaze was put
out, was due to causes that could not
possibly have been foTeseen. II was
due to no negligence in the laundry.
and affords striking example Of the
unexpected 49,
Gasoline Catches. ~
A number of clothes that had been
dipped in high test gasoline and were
still dripping. were hanging on the
drying rack near the mauka end OF
laundry. An electric fan was
Playing on these to assist the
drying process, and the suppose
ton Is that the gasoline fumes
were ignited from the fan spark. At
any rate. the blaze started with no
previous warning. It woabl have been
quickly entinguished, but for the fact
that in the commotion around the
drying rack, the pail placed to catch
the driDpIngs, already half full of gas
chine, became overturned and at once
started second blaze, far more SER
ious than the first. All Hop was
standing Immediately over this fluid
when II caught, aT,i before he could
Jump our Of danger the flames had
licked their way through his cloth
ing. inflicting serious burns about the
head, arms and chest.
Dives Down shaft. f..
Adaehi, who was also at the manka
end of the building, took long chance
when the curtain of flame arose be-
tween him and the exit. and after re-.
Ceiying, burns that singed his black
hair close to his scalp, and raised
large welts on his arms, took fly.
ing leap1lown the shaft of the freight,
elevator, jump of IL feet. into the
concrete we'll. He dashed through
the alley in the rear of the hotel, and
there collapsed into a historical
heap, his frenzie,i cries of 'tFirei" coli
1ecting crowd In no time. It was
several minutes, however. before the
bystanders realized that the man
might be suffering from internal in
juries from the shock and from his
fall, as his outward appearance did
not Indicate serious injury. He was
finally taken to the hotel storeroom
Iii the basement. where he regaine'l
ccherency, and later was hurried to
the Queens hospital. .....
The hotel and city fire departments
responded promptly, and in few
minutes after its inception the fire
was out. Within half an hour from
the alarm the frightened operatives
we're back at work, and the machin.l
cry was again turning.
Manager Thiele of the Territorial
Hotel Co., who was largely instru-l
mental In restoring order and pre-
venting further panic, estimates the,
damage at $1,000. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07

Professor Metchnikoff. director Of
the Pastenr Institute In Paris, has
wiIled his body after death to se!en-
lists.
The tango craze, introduced into
Rome b ythe Duke d'Abruzzi, has be-
come instantly popular
1t is reported at Washington that
Great Britain and Germany have en-.
tered into commercial alliance
against the United States.
A log on which a young man aL,l
woman We're sitting on the beach near
Eureka, Calf. was rolled over by a
huge wave and the girl was crushed to
death.
1t is probable that Colonel William
6 Gorgas.. who freed the canal zone
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07

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from disease, viii be appointed % "a.
coed the late Brigadier.ganera Go.
Torney as surgeon-general O. A.
army.
II is rumored that the Empfe..
Germany is quite ill. and that
Kaiser Is spending as much time .
her as his state affairs permit.
Seattle has provided empIoII
for all married men out Of work
500 single men are still idle.
One man was killed and SIX In|0|.
IN motorcycle collisions at Satl1IA
to.
A French aviator nassed over J''
Palestine, and practically cain.
panic among the natives. many
whom had never heard Of an a|I.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07
Fort Shafter Notes.

TSpeciaI Star Bulletin Correspondencel
FORT SHAFTER, Jan. Chaplain
w. r. Scott, I'd infantry, is confined
to his quarters by illness. The chap
lain is suffering from a carbunele that
has seized on his neck and is most
painful but not serious. q ~
=@.<E> y - "-@
This command was paid yesterday
by Captain George HI. Freeman on the
rolls for the month of December. Some
figures from the payment are inter-
esting as to the amounts involved and
their channels. The total amount paid
cut to the men was over $4,000 or
this sum over $500 was turned back
to the disbursing officer by individual
enlisted men, in sums of S. to $50 or
more, for deposit until discharge and
on which interest at per cent will
be paid them. Thus about II per cent
Of their pay was the actual monthly
saving by the command and is proof
that the service pay does not all go
into improbable channels.
The collections for credit extended
by the fort exchange amounted to
about $4,000 as a whole and was d.
vided among the collections for n1er-
chandise of $4,000. laundry. charges
$500 and tailor shop. bills of about
$500. a= - s
The above figures do not represent
all the activity Of the exchange for
heavy cash sales mark the first half
of every month following pay day,
hence the collections are only for
credit extended during the period
when cash is low in the pockets of
the customers. H. III =
1t will, Of course, be understood that
the Honolulu merchants ultimately
profit by the operations of the ex-
change since 80 per cent of the nner-
IciIandise sold and supplies utilized are
furnished by Honolulu business
houses, only the remaining small per-
.centage coming over on mail orders
from mainland establishments and
those houses that manufacture or sell
direct to retailers As the Shafter
garrison is hut about one fifth of the
entire force on Oahu, it is seen that
the army exchange trade alone Ii q
feature in Henolulu,s commercial life
- -
Lieutenant Edward l. Hoffman has
been attached to Company 3, ID infan-
try. for duty. He formerly served In
Company F Of the regiment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07
Police Notes

A company of enlisted men in pa
trolling the borders of Wahiawa res
ervoir discovered the body of a 10
rean in the water yesterday. The
man proved, to &c zee Young Six,
aged 80, who is said to have resided
in that district. The Korean was last
seen on. last Saturday when it is
said that he was rafting some lumber
on the stream near the reservoir.
According to the opinion Of Deputy
Sheriff Cox, the man is believed to
have capsiZed - - ~@- =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07

A Hungarian has invented an in
strument that shows instantly the
amount of interest due on any sum.
To operate the instrument, Of simple
construction, made in the size and
shape of a watch, the hands are placed
in the proper position on the dial and
the exact amount of interest is
given on the face of the instrument
It is said to be inexpensive.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07

The astronomer royal Of Scotland.
Professor Sampson, has recently
worked out totally new idea for the
construction OF large rejecting tel
escapes. Hitherto II has been possible
in these instruments to obtzin clear
images only over small area near
the axis II Professor Sampsonss
scheme works out IN practice as 4
should this small area of good i'm
ages win be greatly enlarged.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07

Men, why don't you don your coats,
Bare your arms, expose your threats,
Wear knee treeches, gauzy socks,
Thin kid slippersg Cool you lots!
Ape the women-do, poor man!
Take your comfort if you can.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07

K. S. LEE, a Chinese business nan
from San Francisco. accompanied by
= bride, are passengers to tho Orient
in the Pacific Mail steamer Persia.
w. X. FELLOWS and Mrs. Fell
lows were passengers from the coast
In the Pacific Mail liner Persia this
morning. They propose remaining
over at Honolulu for the Mid-Pacific
carnival. Mr.. Fellows IS identified
with a prominent firm of architects
at Chicago.
MISS NJ. ROBERTSON, from st.
Paul, Mimi. a golf and tennis enthus-
last, is a visitor to the city as a pas
senger in the Pacific Mail steamer
Persia. Accompanied by Mrs. Julia
Robertson. her mother, they expect to
remain in-thc islaT.'s for Some weeks
before resuming the Journey to the
Far East.
E. d. TENNEY, vice-president and
general manager of Castle & Cooke, |
departed for the mainland in the
Matson Navigation steamer -Honolu-
Ian last evening. Mr.. Teney expects
to be absent from the islands for !
some weeks. He may return to Ho-
nolulu in maiden trip of the new
liner Matsonia. -. |
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07

Luxury is just as bad for the work
ing man as ii for the rich There
is no difference. A man is given 70
luxury when he thinks moro OF his
'hasings than of his beings
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07

Installing the pump dynamo and stand
pipe would be approximately $490, and
that they thought a charge of posi-
bly, 4 or cents per thousand gallons
would about cover the cost of running
the motor. estimate that it will re-
quire approximately 100000 gallons of
water to flush this area mentioned
above, so that this charge of cents
per thousand gallons would be but s.,
a merely nominal charge.
The daily cost of operating a motor
driven flusher | estimate as follows:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07
DorSWdl,


w. S. Taylor. Kobe, Japan, bust
ness man. S a through passenger in
the Persia, calling at Honolulu this
morning
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07

In operating the tIusher there would
probably be required six men as
sweepers and two men as teamsters
to pick UP the debris for the carriers
and cart it away. Estimating on this
basis the total cost of flushing and
cleaning the 1875 square yards of
pavement would be as follows:
FzN
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07
$1,000

NJ .-........ ................ 800
total .........,'. ....... -. .So5.oU
or total cost per 1000 square yards
of $04o. or a saving of practically Al
per cent. In order to provide for in
cideRtals, il is at least safe to say that
the reduction would be at least 25 per
cent Is 49, =. r.
The approximate cost of cleaning
streets and sprinkling per month is
$4,000, while the acquisition of power
sirshers would not reduce this cost
70 per cent, but it would be possible
for the street cleaning and sprinkling
carts to extend their activities to areas
heretofore neglected. The areas men.
toned above will be kept in clean
and sanitary condition, eliminating to
a great extent the constantly increas-
ing cases of automobile sKfdding.7 e
The following is a list of the docu.
ments. letters, tabulations, maps, cata,
logues and magazine articles which
are on file In this office, and from
which this report was made up: -
l. Cost of sprinkling streets; =
2. Detailed list showing the areas of
all the streets and intersections, and
length OF streets as mentioned in the
summary above; ~
3. Table showing cost of street
cleaning by present method; :
4. Summary Of street areas in the
district above mentioned; -,
5. List of all maps covering the
areas in question, and giving the num-
Der of pigeon-hole where on file in this
office; ~.
G. Letter from Schuman Carriage
Company, Honolulu, and catalogue of
the Studebaker high pressure street
flusher.
Z. Letter and sketch showing auto
mobile flusher from the Won HamIn
Young Company, Honolulu gill;
s. Two letters and catalogue from
Geo. A. Rogers of Los Angeles, Cal,
descriptive Of flushers manufactured
by Z. d. Etnyre Company, Oregon, H.,
and containing quotations on same.
8. Specifications, blue print plans
and catalogue from the Lynch Com
pany, Honolulu, representing the San.
itary Street Flushing Machine Com
pany
10. Copy of Municipal Journal. No
vember 6, 1913. containing an article
on street cleaning In several cities and
table of street cleaning in American
cities, showing the equipment used
In every state in the Union.
IL. A copy of Engineering Record
Of November 90. 1913, giving article on
motor driven combined flushing and
sprinkling machines used in Chicago
y. Engineering Record, November
l5,- 1913, an article entitled Cares of
Streets in Chicago
-. Engineering Magazine. Septem,
Der, 1918, an article entitled Motor
Truck in Contracting and ConSfruc,
ton Work"
Respectfully submitted.
L. NJ. WHITEHOUSE,
-rs City and County Engineer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07

Lieutenant Edward L. Hoffman has
been attached to Company 3, ID infan-
Try. for duty. He formerly served in
Company F Of the regiment
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07
MOTOR FLUSHING MACHINE EPLAN
OF CITY AND COUNTY ENGINEER

CONTINUED from page one)
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-16

r." eatly summer season IS the
most favorable tmo Of the year to
study agriculture and allied subjects
At thu Maryland Agricultural College
The tolles" Farm with its "Xpcfi
mental gardens orchards field crops
and fertilizer plots is at its best These
opportunities for first hand study IN
addition TO TIL outdoor life and th"
freedom from tn" care OF thu school
room will max" 2 few week spent at
your Agricultural College delightful
and profitable
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-16
GIVE YOUR TOMATOES A GOOD
START
Aim TO Have Strong stocky Plsrts
That viii Not Wit When Moved
J F MONROE.
Maryland Agaeultural College

Too many growers fail 20 realize tho
value Of having stocky healthy yixor
ous plants to transplant IN thu held
Tn" seed should be- sowcd thinly in
rows four inches wide The distance
apart Of the rows will depend upon
the method Of cultivating them When
the plants are about two inches high
thin them to about two inches apart
being careful TO leave only the strong
vigorous plants This gives the plants
plenty Of room to grow stoCky and
develop = more extensive root system.
which enables them to wu.s,and
,ransplantlng
Ths seed bed should be fertile
Avoid excessive applications OF nitro.
gen especially Nitrate % soda or sui
phats ~ Ammonia. becaus. these MA
terial, tend TO force a soft growth
Plants that arr growing too rapidly
can be pinched back Thi. viii START
the growth Of lateral branches II is
recommended In cases OF extreme
growth rather than a. corrective
for q neglected bed Of plants OF az
undesirable condition in growth
MANY haVe experienced trouble
rom the fea beetle Do not dust tao
ilauts with lime or Other material Doe.
cau." K frequently injuries the youn-
>-"dlings Spray The plants VITA
80 20 Bordeaux Nxiur. to which BIAS
been added itSeuate Of Lead al tae
rate Of pound, 10 50 gali,n. M
water. Keep the Young -eed..u-- cpt
erred vita tht- >prat li wlll Seer uF
ne flea bepfl. without iumrue the
plants ami hrlp ID Keep then cleaa
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-16

TIE courses N Domestic Science sud
Art and Industrial Hand Work eiS-r
ip the Maryland Agricultural College,
summer school are particularly attract
lNa 10 the women teachers Of the
state These courses not only proyid.
useful training for the teachers. but
include such work as can be done 10
elementary and rural schools.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-16
White Diarrhoea Due
To Several Causes
What It ls-some Methods OF Proven.
ton
ROY II WAITE
plnnd Arril.lIllural LNnn.Ltnnuf

ROY II WAITE
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station
So called white diarrhoca IS symp
tom OF several Diseases that affect
young chicks during the FIRST lew
weeks Of their lives There are Sc,
era causes which are Cl faulty m.
cubation O. faulty brooding 60 IN
proper feeding 80 mold organism
(aspcrg llus iumigatus) 90 q small
animal organism lcoccidum) C6l a
bacterial organism (bacterium pullo
rum).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
Sar bm baarlis 9eper?

9iocnpe at 9~eoeripsoontme flaser bans
li9pis oper SpermGttelie paa beire Sibe,
ell Nelelie al Spblritbeo, meb en- bump,
trptfenoe Snierte liant ofte CT enns
penbc Smcrtc / Sfulnerleoet. 6uofnrs
ben CT pal,Iispis bIea pg aul mcb Vos
Ter nnber gincne, belagt Snnsc % Sis
bet abort iii Ell Tlaee pee S%opebpinc,
bitter Smas i @unben, Sober, Sepns
lss6eb, SpritoppeIIe. Sab al Nppetit.
o.i.p. @ooisSonc or meset .birfiomt /
at fiernc nisIe % andre Seperipmpics
mer paa @runo al bets i~peciele Tirts
ming paa bette pieti9e Sraan. gu tan
uben ell Gents Setoitnins foriege Ell
sGife, Ser Oilers foiter en- Solar. &c
SiIbubet paa 6te SHE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13

alton % peb at ontaae en- Mpffe He-
ioIutioner. Der bite fig unoer Ms-
oct, at minneapolis Chamber Of
Commerce og Gqititp Grhange par
bitre Hipaler / fin @eiIen til 5ar-
mernes @unit, men en- @eifplonina
gaaenbe no paa, at Chamber OF Cont
MERGE fontroaereoe iaapel Sarmer'
mes aonpention iom felipe Crganiia-
tionen, bleo peo en- Meiolution tilbo-
gepiit Tom Oct pure Spipinb. Der
a~nbeiaIeoes, at Hegieringen etable-
rer ems Snlpeftion for ole aornua-
rer / 2igbeo meo ben %geitemmelie,
Der for Mais freezer ifrait Den lite
SILL bette Iar; at aae 5piitigbeoer,
ionl Snrmeres Observation-Disclosures /
Stnten maatte bope nleo ,%Scrnboner.
aommisiionsfirnlaer eller Tarebltle,
bcnpiieS til Sefrctpren for Sar-
mers' @rain Dealers gsiociation, %
at Sirettererne bempnbiges til at
nebi9tte Ell aonite til at p~aretnge
Iduoamnc Sper9smaal; at ems Sp-
item ior 9oaisriel inbierca / ale CO.
operative Observation-Disclosures; at
nlc co operative SrganiiatiOner for
Salg al 6arnlprooufter l%ll,tter Jig
ianmell, o9 Cooperative celebration
nieo Sronf z. @ilion al Stillpater
iom FrpiiOent anbefale5; at ale
8ormeres Glepntorielifober / Staten
betaler Den poa Stebet 9~iploenoe
Nente pan aopital, at ct rimeligt
Heierpefono for paafommenbe Eli.
iTloer peoliaeboloes, og at Tortlenes
item iorsprigt mooeles blanot aftie-
cierne / Sorbolo til Ipn1Oen al Dc
Erooufter buer al Dem leperer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
Sorretmim9snotiicr.
@pab JOlf tiger.

2Gs nebenltaaenbe llobra9 AT bpnb
De Soft Tiger, iom bruser ben al Sobns
ion & SieIb Ifg. 60, 8nciie, isis.
fabritereoe ~SanninsmeIlc. 9rs oaiaa
6irmaets i~pecielle SiIbub i beres Ibers
tisiement / benne lloeape al 8Iabet.
@enrp GuerS, 5nlbe, Wiinm., i~friper,
at ban paa fort SID bar inpiparet ii
Solars nteo lin Nsle.
SuniS Glen, 5piston, Mint, ubtus
Ter lin SorbaiieIie oper, at en- iaa goo
WeIe fan IGlees til ida lab Eris.
s. s.. @remSer, Bead, U. o, er
meeet tilfrebs nleb Weaeu, men finoer
at Spepeiolp Nr. 5 er Iibt for flint, pa
ben laafalote Gocfle Der er ul9ppanlig
itor. 9an bar berfor faaet Jig tiIienbt
ct SpIb, Der er libt mere aabent. IIe
ibutes me9et eoot ONT Msllen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
Oubt Raao til libenbc al Hbenmatisme.

Sopis on bill bape parig 6elbreoellc
for Nbelmatisme, ha man Oh rette pad
nen Nariag / 2e9entet, Der bepirfet
Nbeummismer. Graftise 0rugs linz
prer for Ell SID. men Srritationen /
2eaemet forbliper, mepntinbre Oct ltan>
les peo rette 6elbreDeIiesmibIer. Saas
panne 9ientngne gnfalb bringer tilIiblt
frpniIf Hbeumatisme. @obisSpne bell
brcbcr permanent l%aabnnne Snher bed
at rette paa SC / 9e9emet pGrenoe Sil>
ltanbe, Der bepirfer Dem. Su Tan noen
en- Gents ltblGg preoe ell SgIfe. Der
clers toiter eli Solar. &c Silbnpet
paa Ste Sibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
@pbt Nar iur So6afsbhrfere.

Wpot War tur Sobafsobrfere. Sc
Sarmere, Der iioite Iar ipsleoe mteo
Sobafsbprfning / Smeenen al Woi-
oen Mocf, iolgte forIeben benne lin
gplina % er i9roeleS fornsieoe meo
S%ortjeiteiten. Ger bill til Sonune.
rem blipe plantet mere Sobnf / bette
Strsg, ba mango Sarmere paaitaar,
at ben er nGiien lige iaa let at oprfe
iom Mois, rieoens So%rtieneiten er
langt Iterre.
Sernbanebrp peS Srpine? 500.
ganen bar giort Sorbereoelier til at
bpgge Ell Staal6ro oper Chippewa
Hiper peo Chippewa Saas, men Der
meloes mn, at benne Eldn er belt OPP
1ipet o. at @roen ifol opferes peo
Srpine. Ser ifnl / bette Silfploe
lGgges Spor poa Spoiioen al 81.
pen, og Ger gaar iamtiOi9 Mpgter
onL at Soo.9nnen % Omaha ganen
oil bpgee fGneS citation / Soutb
Chippewa.
9pbe / %iplet. Slpatninsc i
Spencer if for nogle Gage iioen
llnoerretning ON, at Wtiis Ilice
Gralpiboip bar a%igaoet peo Csben
pna NprtDmeitern Sinbsipgeaipl,
bportil bum en- llees 3ib ier par
bragt. Som oct maoife bill erinOres
blep Den ilnge Tige panpittig al
Sorg % Sfltiielie, ibet benoes Sor.
lopebe brpb tit gggtelfabsleite eiter
at Tagcn par beitemt og grnbeuo-
Itpret fGroi9t.
Gn Sage psS 9upen. MooieDelts
Silbpngere inoen Staten bar gjort
ben Spoagclie, at me Barrier ifslge
Den III giGloenbe Sop life fam gipes
egen Tlabs paa ben alminbelige
StemmeiebOel, pg en- @rtrniesiion al
Segislat,ren bar / benne Sorbinoel-
lie ppret nrpnt. Der peges oeiaa
paa ben me sggteifobslop iom til
itrGffelig @runb for Ell iaaoon Gr.
traiesiion, mebenS mange mlerer, at
ogiaa ben me @anflop funoe trGnge
libt Iffiling.
1luiScnbeoem minfer. Ssfelge
Observation-Disclosures 6. g. earn er
Der / @isconiin 57,769 Eerioner,
ion1 life fan lGie eller ifripe, bpilfet
ltbgipr en- llbetpoeliabeo oper 8 Tro-
cent al Ben belle 9efplfnino 10 Mar
ganle eller oeroper, mebens Oenne
alasie / 1910 uogiprbc benimoo 5
Erocent. Trocentontallet al ben,
Der life fan lrie eQer ifripc, beleber
Zig til 33.7 blonot Snoinnerne, 81
blanbt iremmeofsbtc Spibe, 40
blarlOt Ne9re pg 90 blanot inbfsote
Spibe.
&eooet al lin SmmS. Sranf Craig,
en- Sarmer / Conn Of Bangor, So
Grosie Golntp, piloe iorleoen bape
lat Sipet til, ON BET life bapoe Doe
ret for bans floge Sunb. Sarnteren
bar falOt neo al Stalotaget o. eiort
bepioitlps peo at itcoe Sopeoet MOB
oen froSre Sorb, / bpilfen Soriat-
ming ban mart pilbe bape irosict
libel. @irnben merfeoe BOG itror
llraoo % iprang bcn til @aanings-
buffet, hppr ban gipeoe %. bar Jig
inotil WrS. Craig fom no, og oa bun
life piloe ielge Ben, ,beb set floge
Gpr iig fait / benoeS Sfiert oa trnf
benbe mteo Jig til lllpffesiteoet.
Mnlben bar life fommen mere til
fade, ems at ban brtrtiJ bill beores.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
Het paa bin Wape!

Sobi Gone 9iper Din 0fape np Strait
o9 @irteepne, % Oct %forpanbler 8eben
iii &c rene Slooelcmenter, ipm 2e9emet
trGnger. Gen ltanicr Spblritbeo.
llbetpcrnbeo cfter @aaltioerne, Gpnlme
o.i.n., pep at irtte Wapcn / RET @inns
ee. Maere Yerioner ~tilta9er / SuIb,
Stprfe % gnergi, "a Slopet blipcr
fpIot meb SC lipeiucnoe Glemeuter, ionn
ait tubt beb Iapens Soa9beo. 9li
fan prppe en- S@ife foItenbe en- Solar
uben en- Gents llbl9s. sc SiIbupet
paa SIDE 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13
Spab 5olf tiger um &enoaa'S Mcbiein
for Nplf % HG.

Ghas. 6. Sor, &iSiue Iountain.
Ian.. Canada. %itriper, al ban bar ubcs
iineet Siltro iii Gcnoan's Spapin Gure
for NenneIter % Spr, &C. W. Ves
notta, Srainarns. 81. s.. bar brust
aenoanrs Spapin Cure / 20 sar % al
tiS iunSst Sen paaliSeIis. - Geo. $.
Santer, 1862 4th Sue.. Serre Saute.
Sno,. ifriuer 21Se Sec. 1918: Sea
bar belbreoet ire Ben Spapins os Ell
Curb meb Seres Spapin Cure 90
"SIiiter", 90 ies inner mango eneo9
mere rrroiiuIsc Supisuiaaer i Sercs
"Sreaiiie OH tie Sorie".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-13

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r tiIfrsbsittlleroe %
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loi0t life. bet or for bin
aen Stalh bort Raao
men iHhituh iunre'i utus
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