davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
SALE FOR GILBERT CHURCH.

The annual rummage sale for the
benefit of Gilbert Church will be held
beginning tomorrow at No 0lO French
street, under the auspices of the Willing
Workers Society. Donations will be
thankfully received by the committee.
Airs. Wilson Wiggins and Anna Robin
son will be in charge.
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
VISITED TALKING
NJ nuUUnrul
MACHINE PLANT

Clifton B. Eastburn, manager of the
talking machine department of
n. Snellenburg and Company. last
Thursday afternoon took a party of
friends TO Camden, n. j., to visit the
works of the Victor Talking Machine
Company. The entire afternoon was
spent in going over the works. Those
in the party we're Harold PIN, Will
liam r. Jackson. ID. B. Ayerst and
Thomas B. Kilvington.
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
BICHOR CHOLIM
SOCIETY OFFICERS

The Ladies' Bichor Cholim Society
meeting last night in the Adas
Kodesch Synagogue elected the fol-
lowing officers: President. Mrs.
Jacob Schiller; vice-president, Mrs.
David Scher; treasurer. Mrs. Charles
w. Schagrin; secretary, Mrs. Morris
Altman.
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
Sell OLD FIRE TEAMS.

Two horses, carriages and harness,
formerly used by the first and second
assistant fire chiefs were sold at public
sale Saturday afternoon for S2444t.
The outfit was replaced by automobiles
several weeks ago. The sum raised
win b. turned over TO the City Council.
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
CHURCHMEN ON PARADE.

Many Wilmington churches were
represented in the parade of the PRO
testant patriotic fraternities in Phila-
delphia on Saturday night The pa
rade was given under the auspices of
the Philadelphia County Federation
of Protestant Church Organizations.
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
FLEET IN WINTER OUARTERs.

The steamers Delaware, Annie Gallup,
Albert Brown. Fearless and Nesta, and
the power boat Sussex of the Delaware
Fish Oil Company of Lewes, have ar
river for winter quarters with the
Pusey and Jones Company.
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
COTTON EOr cOErRIsGSD.
By The united PFsst.

By United rTspl
wAsHNGToN + ss~-sir Cecil sprinS-Ries. British
ambassador today boo4 state Department arnatou
Of Sir Edward erszs previous this
that British ships WI not interfere with American cotton
goes shipped to European ports cotton has been
aiderd conabsDd or eondionsi eoairsand England
inclined to do anything prsvea its aasr Europe Act
ing Secretary Lansing to-day nsac plain that ,his
sous inquiry concerning cotton shipments had regarded
"a practically unnecessary sde aiag doubt Of
American shippers. ne British ambassador suggested
to the State Department that would ~ veil for American
shippers to make Absolutely tho destination shipments
Of all kinds pastuissy vAs0 bound for neutral ports THIS
be felt would obvtate As dncuiy Ct any further British
'zuros under nisarrrensnsOn-
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
SERDIANS fail TO
take SERAJEVO

By The United Press.
CETTINJE. Oct. 26.-It is officially
admitted that the attempt of the
combined Montenegrin-Servian army
to take Seraicvo, capital Of Bosnia,
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
JAPANESE ARTILLERY
sinks AUSTRIAN CRUISER
BY The United Press.

by The United Press.
PEKIN, Oot. 2N-Reports reaching
the Japanese legation here declare than
an Austrian cruiser, which took refuge
in the harbor at Kiau-Chau at the out-
break of the war, has been sunk by tho
Japanese heavy artillery, posted on the
hills near the harbor mouth.
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
DEMOCRATIC LEVY COURT
DENOUNCED BY DEMOCRAT
IN AN OFFICIAL REPORT
Charles c. Kunz Joined With L. Scott Townsend, His
Republican Colleague, In Declaring That The
Couniy's financial Affairs Were closely
and CareIessIy Conducted" When the
Democrats Were In Control

politicians city have endeav-
make political capital
in
county cheek for small That the fell
the cause Of much chagn TO those politicians who had entertained the
hope that the taxpayers would isolated
that the business affairs Of the county conducted creessy the
publican Levy Court
connection with that clerical
isolated a primary
days that the entire amount involved less than SO and that the county
did not lose much a result the
view OF those Democratic charges THE EVENING JOURNAL has
bearing upon way
Democrats conducted the Castle
when they were in control Of the Levy Court
In the printed report of the committee appointed to examine audit
inspect the books vouchers accounts Of the County Comptroller Re-
ceer Of County Levy Court Commissioners
nr foun on Page S. and THE EVENING ToURSA takes pleasure in
consult them
herein contained;
owe ALSO SUBMIT LIST OF WARRANTS DRAWN TO THE
BEARER, WE ACCEPT THESE WAR
RANTS AS VOUCHERS FOR THE BILLS,
ASCERTAINING OR KNOWING WHETHER THE MONEY WAS
CEIVED BY THE PERSON IN WHOSE NAME THE WARRANT WAS
DRAWN
TT Is NOT WITHIN THE PROVINCE OF OUR DUTY UNDER THE
LAW no INVESTIGATE THE CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING
TIONS OF THE COURT COUNTY OFFICIALS,
WHOSE ACCOUNTS WE AUDIT BUT WE CAN ONLY COMPARE AND
PROVE THE AMOUNTS PAID AND RECEIVED ARE TRUE
SUCH CONCLUSIONS AS THESE FIGURES DEMONSTRATE.
SYSTEM OF ISSUING ORDERS, WARRANTS CHECKS ETC.
ION BADLY NEED OF REVISION COMPTROLLER
REQUIRED TO AFFX HIS SIGNATURE TO ORDERS WARRANTS
ISSUED BY THE JUDGES CLERK
THONOTARY AND COUNTY TREASURER, CONSEQUENTLY
SUCH FULL SUPERVISION AND KNOWLEDGE
COUNTYS FINANCES AS HE SHOULD HAVE.
SYSTEM NO WHO CAN TELL WHAT Is
PARTICULAR TIME TO VARIOUS
NQUIRING WHAT ORDERS WARRANTS CHECKS
ISSUED. WOULD THEREFORE,, EARNESTLY
MEND LEGISLATURE so AMEND THE PRESENT LAW
TO OBVIATE THIS MANIFEST INCONSISTENCY.
CONCLUSION, RESULT OF OUR
INVESTIGATION AFFAIRS THAT THE
fCOUNTYS CARELESSIY CON
QUOTED; WARRANTED IN SAYING THE
SAME ECONOMY WERE EXERCISED IN THE CONDUCT OF THE
COUNTYS BUSINESS BUSINESS THEIR PR
YATE AFFAIRS THERE REDUCTION
EXPENDITURES AND CONSEQUENT SAVING THAT WOULD
TO THE BENEFIT OF THE TAXPAYERS.
"Repeculy submitted.
"CHARLES c. KURTL
81. SCOTT TOWNSEND,
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
submitted,
"CHARLES c. KURTZ,
81. SCOTT TOWNSEND,

Let being forgotten that the
al conduct that scathng indictment written Democratic.
be forgotten that the committee
pointed the Resident Associate Judge of this
be forgotten that Charles Kurtz
mttee Democrat he
had Democrat prior to that appointment
despite that anOn make he
showing for
not hesitate after examining Court
with Scott Townsend, his Republican
CONCLUSION WE WOULD STATE A RESULT OF OUR
AUDIT INVESTIGATION COUNTY'S AFFAIRS TN Ar
CARELESSIN CONDUCTED"
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
RUSSIANS Check
AUSTRIAN ADVANCE

By The United Press
PETROCRAD, Oct. 26-The War Of
fee today announced definitely that 10
Continued on Page Eight
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
rUaIy. rrALY. rEELs EAxrHorAkE.

By The United Press
LONDON Oct. ss-Roze sdviess that severe earth
quake sAoes wss s ct rurn ossy Sssasss auiTsrs
but causing no cssUarraN
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
SUN AND TIDES.

High water e. 5.l5 A. NJ. 5.4s p. NJ.
Low water ..ll.45 A. NJ. 1928 A. NJ.
Reedy Island, high and low water
one hour earlier.
Evening journal., 1914-10-26
WEATHER

Unsettled tonight and Tues
day; cooler Tuesday. Mod
crate shifting winds becOm-
ing northwest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-31
Killed Dodging Air Collision.

Strassburg, Germany, March 81
Captain Reinhardt was killed yester-
dav in an aeroplane accident. He was
a passenger on biplane, which In
making landing, tridd to avoid a COL
lision with a monoplane and cap
sized, dropping 65 feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-31
DEPUTY SHERIFF SHOT.
Edwin Curtis in Dying Condition
After Being Wounded by
4 Negro.

Newport News Va, March 81
Edwin Curtis deputy sheriff of Ehz-
abeth City county, was believed to
be in a dying condition yesterday as
a result of being shot by John Henry
Carter, a negro the, officer had ar
rested in Hampton Sunday on the
charge of selling whisky on Sunday
The negro fred two bullets lnio
phe officers body, ore lodging near
the heart. Mr.. Curtis had made a
raid on disorderly place in Han?p-
TIM and was endeavoring to get Car
ter to 60 to Jail.
The assailans escaped, but was
pursued by a crowd Of citizens. Car
ter managed to elude his pursucrs,
however, and is believed to have
boarded a boat going to Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-31

u NEWS OF1THE OLD DOMINION
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Head and Trunk of Body Buried
Under Snow.

Norton, Va, March 31.-The story
of the finding Of a human body in the
woods, about two miles from Glamor-
gan, this county, reaches here. Inc
gruesome find was made few days
ago by Golden Perry, citizen OF
Glamorgan. Snow was on the ground
and he had started to a neishbor's
house some distance away, and had
taken q path through the woods. He
was about two miles out from Gia-
morgan when he notices cog tugg-
ing at an object a few yards away.
He walked to the spot while the cog
slowly and shamefully departed. Inc
object SNas hidden partially in the
snow;aA1 Mr. Perry suspected at first
that it was a fowl of some kind. But
when he turned the clurp over ne
looked into the face of human being.
1t was the head only, as most OF the
flesh was gone. The balance OF the
body was not to be seen.
He told his story to a neighbor am
they went back to look for the boy.
They mad not searched long until they
found it about so yards removed
from the head The examination
showed that the man had been shot in
the back at close range, his clothing
being somewhat scorched. The man
was rather large, probably weighing
100 pounds.
There is only one clue to the iden-
tity of the person found. Aboat three
weeks ago the same Mr.. Perry found
q suit case in the immediate neighbor-
hoo:I where this bo3y was found. 1t
had been cut open and all articles Of
value apparently taken, leaving only a
pair of trousers, q pay envelope and
some other trinkets. The pay enve-
Iope had been issued by the Conso!i-
dated Coal Company, of Jenkins, Ky,
and bore the name Of "John kingo,
No. lao, Mine 2O6." 1t is said tina;
the trousers found in the suitcase cor
respond to the coat worn by the man.
The condition of the body when
found would indicate that life ha3
been extinct from one to three
months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-31
Two Villa ges in Peril.

{ Venice, March 31--A great lanS-
slide threatens the village of Clausett
;and Vitodasio, in the Province; of
Udine. Parts of the villages, which
are inhabited by about 5000 persons
each, have already been evacuated in
the fear of more extensive slides
caused by the overlooking of the
rivers.
J. Eads How, millionaire hobo, is
planning to join General Coxey in
his Washington demonstration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-31
JACKSON DAY IN VIRGINIA.
Special Contribution Day for Monu-
meRt Fund is Designated by
Committee. ~.

!; Richmond, March 31-May 1 has
been designated as StonewaEl jack
son: Monument Day throughout Vlr-
ginia for the purpose of raising
funds to erect a monument to the
memory of the Confederate chleftaln
The following letter of announce
ment has been sent out by the com
lmittee having the affair IN charge
land liberal responses are expected
"The Thomas j. (stonewalD Jack
Ison Corporation has directed me tc
address you a circular letter. The
,biect of this association is the erec-
Ition in Richmond of an equestrian
monument to the memory Of the
Industrious soldier and patriot who
igave his rare genius and inspiring
leadership to the cause for which we
! commended, and then laid down his
life in the crisis of his victory. 1t
lis a universal sentiment that There
lis an obligation to him that has
been delayed; it is an obligation also
10 ourselves and benefaction we
kmust not fail to give to the genera
tons to come.
"The women of Virginia, Through
Tho limited DAUGHTERS of the Confed-
eracy, are preparing for the effective
use of Friday, May l, throughout
Virginia, in town and country, a:
stonewall Jackson Monument Day
when contributions of any amount
nay be made by men, women and
children, giving all the opportunity
If sharing in the great work. II
there be cordial and general re,
spouse, all giving according to thei,
means, it is believed that in one day
Virginia will complete the necessary
fund.
eve ask that our veteran com.
rades their sons and daughters
through the action of camps or BY
personal aid, give the women of Vir'
ginia their cordial assistance in ev.
cry locality. Stations will be main
tained on that day at public places
or collections made in other ways
The ladies of the United Daughters
Of the Confederacy will designate
those who shall receive contribu-
TONS"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-31
FOUR HORSES KILL. FARMER.
Frightened by Motorcycle, Double
Team Crushes Their Driver.

Hagerstown, Nd, March 31.-J.
Lemuel Doub, aged so, a prominent
farmer living near Myersville, who
was fatally injured by being run
over by a four-horse runaway team
near Keedysville, died in the Wash
ington County Hospital here yester-
lay. His skull was crushed and he
was injured internally: Reno Wy
and of Keedysville, who was riding a
motorcycle that frightened Doub's
team, was released on bail by JUS
tice Slower, of Boorsborough, for a
hearing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-31
WHEN THE CHILDREN COUGH
USE MUSTEROLE'

No telling how soon the symptoms
NAV develop into Group. An thens
when you're glad you have a jar Of
MUSTEROLE at hand to give prompt
sure relief. It positively does not
blister the tenderest skin.
AS first aid and certain remedy
there's nothing like MUSTEROLE
Thousands of mothers know it. You
shoubi keep a jar in the house.
1t is the remedy for adults, too Re
lieves Sore Throat, Bronchitis, lonsii-
tits, Group, Stiff Neck, Neuralgia
Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheu7
matism, Lumhago. Pains and Aches
Of Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore
Muscles. Chilblains, Frosted Feet,
and Colds, of the Chest it prevents
pneumonia
At your druggists, in 25c and soc
lars, ami special large hospital size
for $3.50.
Accept no substitute.
If your druggist cannot supply you,
send 25c or soc to the MUSTEROLE
Company, Cleveland, O.. and we will
msil you jar, postage prepaid. (56)
Mrs. J. Horlick, West Philadelphia,
Pa says: my four-year-old son had
severe bronchitis, ! found Musterole
the best thing I ever used
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-31
CHANCE FOR MISS TYLER.
Wilson Promises to Help Her if He
Can Find Legal Way.

&. . +. H- 10. e. -. Hf. ala z
Washington, March 31.--Miss Mat
tie R. Tyler, granddaughter Of the
tenth President of the United States,
yesterday found sympathetic frienf
in President Wilson when she made
personal appeal to ham to prevent her
being displaced as postmaster at
CORTLAND, Va, position she has held
for 16 years.
Miss Tyler charged that a clique
of Virginia politicians had displaced
her, and that if the civil service rule
were to be applied Miss Sadie Cot
her assistant, who stood on the top OF
the list on examination, should be ap-
pointed.
The President told Miss Tyler he
would take her case up with Post
master General Burleson, and if there
is any legal way for him to help her
he would do so.
B. K Basho, head of the Hunga'
RAN settlement near CORTLAND; MISS
KAN, of Boston, a magazine writer
AMI Miss Sadie Cole, Northern wo-
man who recently became a resident
of Courtland, accompanied Miss Ty-
Ter to the White House, and were pres
ent at the interview with the Presi.
dent. After the party left the execu-
tive offices, Miss Tyler and Mr.. Basic
said they believed the President would
help her if he could find "a way to az
50. Mr.. Basho added that the Presl,
lent will be asked to suspend the com
mission of B. A. Williams, who has
been named to take Miss Tyler's place
and permit her to serve until the iat
ter part of the year, when she will re
tire voluntarily. Mr.. Basho stated
that this compromise, which was sug'
pested to them at the Post Office De-
partment, is satisfactory to Miss ~
Ter.
"Mis,s Tyler does not wish to re.
tire under fire." said Mr.. Basho. "Sht
will retire voluntarily at the end o.
the year. The suggestion has be-
made at the Postoffice Department ant
the President may agree to it."
At the Postoffice Department yes
terday afternoon it was said that
Mr.. Williams has been commissioned
has given bond, and can take charge
of the postofice at Courtlan1 at an
time.
"M;ss Tyler brought this trouble
on herself" said an official at tht
Postofice Department. "She dld no.
take the civil service ordinations
She did not ask the department tt
waive the civil service rules al
CORTLAND, but permitted the examina
ton to be advertised and held. The
case. so far as the Post Office Depart
yment is concerned, is a closed incl
dent"
Miss Tyler cites a prec-ent for hei
case. She said that L. A Nanny,
nephew of General Malone, was ap
,nointed and commissioned postmaster
,.nder President Roosevelt's Postmas,
ter-General.
"Mr. Many bought the boxes ant
started to buy site for a postoffice.
building" said Miss Tyler, "Presi,
dent Roosevelt, however, stepped II
and revoked the commission. Nh
Roosevelt found way
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-31

FOR RENT-An apartment WIFI
moSem improvements, also 2 rooms
suitable for office, S. f. corner King
and Washington streets. Apply III
Prince street. 3! u
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-20

oa Der paa enfelte al Sernbonerne
bar piit Zig iimIis at iorifoiie ben-
ligtsmpsiige Sransportmioler. Mail
pil bape benne Weieritiir tilgobe iii
0aoren.
Meierimsbe / Nitdell. Sno ga.
fotas Meierimpno OF 9i,ttermafers
pil aibolbe lin oarlige aonpention /
Witfen ben 2oen og 3oie December.
: Sorbinbelie nleb observation-disclosures
Mtsoe bill Soi,th Gafoto Solitein.
Srieion ISiociotion boloe i'm oarliae
aonpention oen Ace Secember.
&urs for Slast fan inbfDres. -
8uperner gprne u0iteote Tor fort
Sib iioen en- abiolut aparontine poo
apGg, men paa Inbeialing al Sta.
tens appgfommisiipn err benne apa.
rantpne mobificeret berben, at ser
for Slagtnilg fan inbisres appg ira
ubererte 9iitrifter / onore Stater.
Genne me Sroning inoiortes efter
Anmobning al De itore Slagteriir.
maer / Sioiir Sails, bpor man I'm.
Der Ben abiolute aparontrne life
funoe inofere &ppg ira Winneiota
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-20

Department Of SllbiiltrteS", % Der
iorclaac2, Of lnopcl Meolenmcrne
al hcitnc GpmmiSlion 'om Stotelts
Ntturnen General uonppneS al @li'
pcrllrren. Sc IRE TcpnrtcnelltSde.
Ter ifoI al @ipernercn %nonTunca
uNcu Ncnipn til poIitiit Sarue, % De
fam i~icruce ira lin Stiainl noorlom,
hcIit @rpcrnrrcn timber @rnno Der.
til. Volitiif >inoiInocIie 'toI life taa'
les "a ser iorcilooc@ cu0oa at 'o't'
iUttc Stroi Tor ioaoant cuer for at
nc VenQc I'll noQet polltl't Eartl.
Sort in1t Voliiif 'fnl belt noeIllffeS
ira Sc ire npnntc StatS0cpartcmell.
fer. Ger oube'olc5 cnoOioere Ell be
itcnt Nrbci0@iio, i6ct ser / Stat@nc'
partcncntcrne ifoI iorbrcS Sc famine
Irbci6@timcr % Sc innlnlc Nrbclo@.
6aQe, iont / enhpCr anocn neloronct
Torrctninq. Torn1nn0cn 'or etbpcrt
un6erorOnct Gcpnrtcncnt cr an'oor-
liz |liQcoucrIor lin epcrltc Ncportc.
mcut@tci % oiaic ire Qcpartcmcnt2-
defer cr aItioo unipnrliNc %llaeoner'
ior @loCrnorcn. 0omitccn nnbcfo.
Ter. al Stotcu5 o'iicicIlc NoQtrnffcr
% Noabiuhcr iolioIo iorcINblq bibc'
hol6c4, men ser onbcialco lon1il0iN,
ot n,cdct al settle Nrhcl0c bltr0c llpis
les cacr in0ifrUnfc2. Honritccn I'M
ser, Of mclct al trnftc Hnpportcr
iorcfomnncr QicntlQuc @anQc. 90 al
Sc nlnnQc url0iQc (nbcllcr pil0c nU
re lanai bc0rc. nm 0c in0ifrurfcbc9
iuNtil Ell (icu0cocI. @llcIebc5 on
bc'alc2. al glrtonct al @cticnic al
a0c SlaQ9 uuncr %cQ%i3lnturcn3 Nfo.
Ser iuNTrrufc@ at 2c1i2Ioturcn@
Nomitccr in0'frrnIr5 i1nncI / Nntol
ism / StNrrrlic iod ole NlcHlcnmlcr
al Nisic tau 0ioca @uIehuinl I'll ct
mrNc iomt at observation-disclosures
iorbu0r5 at >jftcrr line Norrcipon-
cancer O + ~ noo Yin Nlon2 oohcnt
Mcoc 0'mitccn nrhr'1Icr oQ'oN n
HutomrbiI,jrrc ~bibcHoINcr SET iom
me Simmer ior I'm Mo'finc i'm set
eve 2lor I'll SET onNct. hroruc0 hcnne
N}lsituo0cliro Al NumcrpIobcr
hrcrt Mar unn'oor5 Ger oicrca I'll
iiNit o%pnrrfior pn1. al "Noorn ri
Control" olrrnnc nor brnlt Stotcn
en- hctnNcIio @a'rorcIic uco at an.
iyt'r en- ,En>f r%F@o1cut "a ser cn-
lt'aI,s ct EnNf'rb NJ olc Torin-
ior 'otrr oocr0raQc5 eli iao,
San GunfiiouUr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-20

tpiIiomtme SorIpiteIiesiteoer / Supe.
rior ifllbe luffes inben MiSnat,
boorpaa leie og leoige SoIf / oisie
gtablisiementer eipes az elmer iii
at forlaoe gpen, mebens 1ioen for
iaaoanne. Der bar Gienoomnle at al.
bpnoe, ubitreffes til 10 Gage. Ger
err 10 al bisie Suie / Superiors
"reo Light" Tiitrift. os Ser pao.
itaaeS, at @pen fra oen,,e Slide bar
bapt en- aarlig Snotpet al $4,000
/ Oiiilfter, Der nleo pisie Me0emriim
in0frppeoes.
Ssiifoleeleuer itreifer. S%siifoIe.
eleoerne / Con- Claire itreifeoe iibite
Wanooe, ioet De siorbe Sprorins
paa, at Sfolens Erincipal, 5. ~.
Sacf. ifiilbe bebe pent ON SorlaoeIie
for en- 9enlerfning, ban bapbe til.
laot Jig ON en- al Ti1erne. Sum bur.
De goa hiem og fipmme lit Soar.
loaoe ban, iiteoetfor at sisre Jig lRf.
fer meO aae Sloes &rsller. Brinci.
palen fom meb benne gemerfnins /
&loslen, % Gleperne bIep unber ct
Meoe Den felgenoe Iften f%orliete ON
at pompge Der. Socf. Senne fog set
beloi9pis meget rolist ibet ban er.
flTreoe, at Der irtet ubsfIist bar
ment meb bans SiltaIe til 8iaen,
men bpis ~ ipecielt nebiat aomtite
TOM til BEN Slutning, at ban bapoe
'ngt formeget, iaa piloe ban aierne
beoe ON SorlaoeIie. 9ermeo bIep
llroligbeoerne, iaIfaIo f%oreIsbig, Ri.
laet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-20
ut toge cr cit Stunt.
"Euiten" $3.50.
"Sfamoinauiif :auitrer,t aOsebos",

~ubarbeicet for ifanoinaoife Sns.
buloningsr i Mmerifa, bill lore Sem
bennc Stunt.
Otter oenne gog fnn Ser Iapes
baaoe ioIio gar,melIanoif Scott %
amerifanife Setter Of enbper Nrt.
Set tiger Jig ielu, of ben opIpier ON
alt, iom oneoar gaening, Spltning
o. I. b. 0esuSen bill I finbe man.
ae gooe Naao, bporai baaoe spebe os
usuebe Softer fan bsite 2erbom.
III be pistieite gliinit ifal frembn.
ues: SrpS os gasuias, Supper,
Srmstsrpb, salatcr, Saueer, TnS.
oinser, Smelstter, Bier, 8eleer %
Sec.Gream, etc., Sriffeoarcr o. I. b.
Ct interesiant 9in9s er en- 2iite
pper Orb / observation-disclosures,
iom er forifienige pan Horif os
Gonif, % en- IignenSe 2iite ODER
norIfe oa engeIife Orb, iom benpites
/ SusboIoningel.
WaaI % @Gst er angioet otter set
bertiaanos ~brueeIiee Spitem, % meS
Settes 9enGunelier. ri prottiFe
Sruuoe or Dog oct meite bIeoet uo
reanet / aupper % Steer.
@oaen - 319 Siber meb S,ul,.
ftra.ioner er goot % imuft ino
bunSet % toiter irit tiIienSt 800.
MeS "Toiien" c; gar | forifuS
$500.
.. NnunSieu Ymbl. g.,
Seeprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-20
1lnrn pukrtu.

Nnc Epitmeitrc. Gil Toinmeiter /
9lurclla, Maro Gpnntn. or ubnUpnt
". :. %trle. % q. u. Carton til
inmmc StiIing / 6orhnIm, @oro
Gountu.
Sinbc nonruncr Isiiitent. Sen
mnpnIlit Nttorneu General. Scnrp
!. SinNc, 1ar uonunnt Srancis :.
Nhlrphp Al Minot til lin ierite as.
liltcnt.
aoIot hiniiScs 8rrnicn. sra ga.
lfattlepon "a Manitoba meIocS Ser
nm Ell pIu0ielia Neoaona / Sernpcra.
turen. ) G.'Ippele % 9Pinneooia
bar Sherniometret ioaIeoes nit is
Grader uuoer Niil.
auifisIoct mmocr Scro. @ranS
SORTS lnnte$ &interer FOR IIuor at
inntrroe iiNite Scnoag Iitcu. ga
auif'elpet off neo I'll Scro. Gen ieI.
gcnNe Sal uiite Shermomeirct ON.
trent 10 Sraocr uoer, meocnS Ser
oo0 ioniiNil blrite en eiennem.
trUnQcn0e &iuo.
&pluui al @isicre. Sgiaa /
Nor,h Satota IUages Der EInner I'll
4: iaa en- RoIoni al @elaiere o. Oh.
perner NaHna har uStalt, al Ct III.
lino 60milier maaife ion 'itrcs ale.
reNe I'll Barren. en- Feprpientuui
MI ma0ite meS Oct ier'te blipe ienS!
III Selaien Tor of orone SaJen.
Nahpcton icnSer Mel. Sra @ah.
ne.cn icuNe5 / hiSie Goge Ell Togn'
!a0nlna NE. Ill oei al SunseraneS
a. GIcnNigheo biemiesie @eIsien,
Manor Souis DIiseIman latte SlIter