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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11
WHEN INDIANS MAKE HASTE
Their Terror OF the Dead Causes Nav
sIos to Hurry In the Disposal
Of the Body.

Another practise Of the Navajos
that promotes health among them.
however repugnant II may be to US, Is
their disposition OF the dead. In the
presence OF the living, the Navajo is
without fear. but his terror Of the
dead is abject and unreasonlng. The
dead are believed to be possessed
only OF maleyolent feelings toward the
survivors, with unlimited powers for
working evil upon those who careless
ly place themselves within the power
OF the spirits. So when any one dies,
the only anxiety OF the surviving rela-
tlves is to get rid Of the body as
quickly as possible. II there are any
white men living in the neighborhood,
an effort Is made TO induce them to
perform the Offices OF undertaken. II
not, the disposition Of the body es-
Ponds somewhat upon circumstances.
II the hogan-the modern wigwam-is
built OF wood, II is set on FIRE and
burned with the body In II. II OF
stone the body is usually taken out
side. the entrance to the hogan closed
up with stones and sticks, and hole
made In the wall opposite to permit
the evil spirits to enter and depart.
and to warn passers-by that the struc-
ture belongs to the dead. II the death
occurred In a rocky country, the body
will likely be taken To some crevioe
and thrown IN II. II may be left un-
covered. to become the prey Of wolves
and coyotes, or sticks and stones may
be cast over II. II the family lives
in a sandy part Of the reservation.
with no convenient crevloes or ohasms
near by, the body will be laid upon the
sand. little earth and some stones
thrown upon Il. and pile OF brush
laid over all.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11
ACTIVELY HOSTILE TO MAN


Our instinct TO kill insects ut sight
ls perfectly sound. writes DR.. Woods
Hutchinson. Out OF the quarter OF =
million species now known to science,
a mere handful are even remotely
helpful to man. and most OF these only
by their power OF living upon other
and more dangerous insects. On the
other hand. thousands OF species are
actively hostile to man. his food
plants and TO his domestic animals.
Whole tribes have been swept out Of
existence by the attack OF insects car
rying bacilli-as within the last two
decades in Central Africa by the dread
sleeping sickness" carried by the
tsetse ny. Whole nations have been
weakened and crippled and whole CIV
ilizatlons retarded by another insect
borne disease malaria. Indeed, re-
cent Investigators have advanced the
theory that the historic decline In both
Greece and Rome was largely due to
the ravages OF this disease, brought
into Europe by armies returning from
wars 10 Asia and Africa. II may yet
come when we see things In their true
perspective that the warriors Of CIV
ilized nations will turn from slaugh-
tering one another TO battling against
our insect enemies. Turn every bat
terry OF artillery In the world against
that angel OF the pestllence, the com
mon house ny. and in ten years he
would be exterminated root and
branch. With him would go half OF
our 10000 deaths in the United States
every year from the summer diseases
Of children. two-thirds OF our dysen-
teries and cholera morbus and one
fourth OF our typhoid, with not lit
tie OF our tuberculosis. our tetanus
and our boils and blood poisoninss.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11
ENGLAND HELPS COMMERCE..

London. Sept. David Lloyd
George. Chancellor Of the Exchequer.
announced tonight that an arrange
ment had been made to remove the
difficulties caused by the break down
Of foreign exchanges.
Under this arrangement the Bank
of England will provide acceptors
with the funds necessary to pay at
maturity all bills contracted before
the moratorium was declared. Ac-
ceptors will be under obligation to
collect from their clients funds due
them as soon as possible and apply
those funds to the advance made by
the bank. for which interest will be
charged at per cent above the rul-
Ing bank rate
The bank undertakes not to claim
repayments OF any amount not re.
covered by acceptors from their
clients for a period Of one year after
the close Of the war.
To facilitate fresh business and the
movement Of produce and merchan-
disc from and to all parts Of the
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11

Senator McNealus OF the Dallas
district. who is prone to frequent
speeches In the chamber when ST.
lence might be provocative of re-
suits. asked a very pertinent question
and put himself right for favorable
place in the record when he asked
the senate to investigate financial
and commercial conspiracy against
the cotton OF Texas. He wanted to
know why Liverpool buyers were Of
ferlng 1910 cents for cotton. while
the price OF It In Texas is less than 7
cents.-Fort Worth Record
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11

News dispatches announce all the
cotton mills In the Carolinas and
other Southern states now running
on full time and the truth Is break
ing now, that the United States has
not enough factories to supply the
domestic and foreign demand for
cloth. Foreign mills may call for n
small part OF the raw cotton, but
Europe must have clothing and tents
and these must go from here,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11

One OF the oldest annual contests
in the world, a mud and wafer fight,
during which the women ofNtar-of
and llttle-known Bhutan. In the Mart
Of the Himalayas. seek to prsvs1 ~
men from taking possession Of an
inundated rice field. Ia described BY
John Claude White. late political OIL
Ger In charge OF sIkhlm. Bhutan. and
parts OF Tibet within the sphere OF
British influence. In a communication
TO the National Geographic society.
The event Is known as the spring
ceremony Of blessing the rice fields.
Victory for the women portends. dur
ing the coming season. fertility OF the
soil and Increase among the hocks
and herds
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11
d TO WAREHOUSE
THE COTTON CROP

Thlle the law makers in Austin
ave been halting between the ques-
ton Of state ownership OF ware
houses and the question Of individual
or corporation ownership under a
system OF state controlled similar to
railroad operations. people In many
counties have gone ahead arranging
TO organize warehouse companies,
thus showing popular approval Of the
corporation plan in preference to
the state ownership theory. In all
parts OF the state such companies are
being formed. The general plan
seems 10 be to have the cotton
weighed, classed. stored and insured.
and held In bond subject to market
conditions. Receipts are to be issued,
which will be negotiable at the banks
to specified or agreed per centage
OF value and the owner permitted to
draw on II in such amount as the
available money INDY permit. In this
way II Is hoped TO tide the farmers
over without having them forced to
sell their produce, outright at dis
tress prices. i Is granted that to
make this plan effective, there must
be absolute cooperation among
farmers, bankers and merchants. To
refuse cooperation would be to pros
trate the entire scheme and subject
the farmers to manipulatlons Of mar
ket iixers and bankrupt the agricul-
tural interests Of the country.
Students OF finance, OF markets. OF
the war conditions In Europe and Of
the manufacturing facilities Of the
world seem to feel confident that the
warning countries must soon reach
limit OF endurance and whatever
may be the results as to the political
reorganization In Europe, the de-
mand for American cotton is bound
to be such as to insure unusually
high prices for the staple and the
manufactured goods.
II these predictions prove true.
there Will come a season Of unpre-
cedented prosperity in this country,
provided. the cotton shall be found
In the hands Of the producers. Spec
ulators see this point and they know
that fabulous profits will come to
them, II through war talk they can
tear the farmers loose from their cot
ton at such figures as they are pleas
ed to offer at this time. Let us hope
the people OF the South may stand
firmly together and reap the benefits
OF an open market.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11
SHERIFt"S SALE.
THE STATE OF TEXAS

County Of scurry
Notice is hereby given that by ylr-
tue Of a certain Alias order Of Sale
issued out Of the Honorable District
Court Of scurry County. on the 9th.
day Of September 1914 by W. S. Ad-
amson. Clerk Of said Court, for the
sum OF Eight hundred eighty eight
and 3i-iOO Dollars. less credit Of
s6S.45, undera certain iudgmetn In
favor Of J. c. Page In a certain cause
In said Court No 1896 and styled J.
&. Page vs.. J. u. Coleman. ct al. plac-
ed in my hands for service. /. ]. d.
Boles. as sheriff Of Sourry County.
Texas. did on the 10th day Of Sep
TENDER. 1914 levy on certain real es-
tate situated in scurry cophty, Tex
as. described as follows, towit.
All Of the southeast Ia OF Section
No. f5s. Block ~, II, a r, C. ny.
Company survey In Scurry County,
Texas. save and except eight and one
tenth acres heretofore decided to D.
A. Jones for the S a p. Ky Co.
right OF way; also eleven and twenty
seven one-hundredths O1.27l acres
Of land out Of the west one-half of
sectiono i59. Block ~. II. a T. G..
Ry. Co. survey, the same having been
heretofore decided to plaintiff by d.
A. Jones In exchange for the r. S a
p right Of way above mentioned
and levied upon as the property Of
J. y. Coleman and W. A. Mccullough
and that on the first Tuesday In Dc
tober. 1914. the same being the 9Th
day Of said month, at abe Court
Housc door Of scurry County. In tho
town Of snyder, Texas between the
hours Of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. by vir-
tue OF said levy and Alias order Of
Sale. ! will sell said above Described
Real Estate at public vendue. for
cash to the highest bidder. as the
property OF said J d. Coleman and
W. A. Mccullough
Aud In compliance with law. |
give this Notice by publication. In the
English lpuguaee, once a week for
three consecutive weeks Immediate
" preceding day Of sale. in the sny-
der Signal. newspaper published In
seurry County
witness my hand. this 10th day Of
September. 1914. "
J. n. BoLEs.
X Sheriff, scurry County, Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Blackard visit
cd last Saturday and Sunday in the
Dunn community II. NJ. said he saw
land OF fine crops. Feed crops are
astounding and cotton will average
half bale. He brought home some
big ears OF yellow corn from Frank
Brownfleld's farm.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11

world, the Joint stock banks have ar
ranged. with the cooperation Of the
Bank OF England and the Govern
ment, to advance to clients amounts
necessary to pay their acceptances at
maturity where the funds have not
been provided in due time by the
clients OF the acceptors.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11

Miss Mabel Stephens, who has
been sick for the past few weeks
is improving slowly. She hopes soon
to be able to take up her teaching
OF music at Mrs. Alesander's near the
school building.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11

seismograph records have no
quentiy been produced In court to
show that the operation Of heavy
machinery produced sufficient vihra-
ton IN nearby buildings to make tho
owners Of The iacio1 liable for
damarca
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11

March! March Forward :
March! -1 pso;psri 4Sis v,v :
This country is now on the edge of the !:
greatest era of prosperity in history. !:
With the farms and factories of Europe scuttled, !:
deserted and SILENT America is going to be the COM
missary to all the world Geysers of Good Times
going to spring up all the nation, undulatng
every live American town and village with golden Z
streams of peace and plenty.
Awaken your opporunityyou young business of this
town. This your chance ofcenures It's time right
up welcome Mr. Good Times when calls Prepare put the
Million Dollar Look Prepare the uniform of
you Join the mighty army Prosperity when marches through
streets
There is nothing slow about this town. Today and week.
giving the center the this store the Royal TaiorS
Chicago New York For the Royal Tailored Look the Pros
pery look You can't keep step with the Progress unless
you the army coors Get That Royal Tailored Look
Royal Reception Week. September to sth 18th
for Men who want the Million Dollar Look. {:
% % %r ,s~. . % =' s@~ @ :Se
% .s Ss s s " % S%s T S %. T %% 1% % @
% %%S%s% % @ % % % $ $ $
@ % % $ % % %
s ~s Americas most %%% son % s~ NE % $
%asT%
s %, sy ""% ua S% s "%% tailor" Look" Pc"
Prices as amazing as Royal quality ITSELF S17 s25
~~AAAMR tsn
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11

pose we take the clean manly leaders
II the great American game of Iiase-
HALL. That's tpplcally American. There
Il John McGrnw, Connie Mack. Geo.
staillngS, Iiughle Jennings, Jimmie
Callahan. Frank Chance, Clark Grit
9th, Christy NIatthewson and John
ME Eyers-everyonc Of them earning
$4,000. $4,000, sra, 900 a year and
even morc-and every mothers sou
Of them a Royal Tailored Man.
Aud there's George VI. Conan.
multi.millionalrc, Glen Curtis whose
service Is probably worth n fortune
to the government alone; Harry I.au-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-09-11

}. u. bOLhh,
Sheriff, seurFy County. Texas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

bolen. 8iIobrubaonmen goor / lit
SIDE Ior % Slitriien blir % / &c.
cember. Ge bar pGret g%aarbbriigcr.
ioIf belle fin Sio % nuoer 'lclbcn flor
IgteIie al olIc iom tienoer bent. Zen
ganlc SrocrSgubbe er Ell al DC iieIo.
ne Mpno, iom cnhnl bar Sltteresic
al at oerne ON SlT9ternes og @u9.
ocnS Siitorie. 6urietb fienber imio.
lertio Slrgtsregiitreitc % @oarbshi.
itorien / GfsenbaIen % SrnoaIelt
bchre END nogen onoen 90 ban bar
giengipct ben / lin BOG "Sonoe'trio".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
GcitfMi.hanncnc

%eitfNltbnpueuc. Sra aiebenhoun
mcooeIcS Den lite Sllli. OpcrenS.
ltcmnelie me6 oct al N}iniitereu Tor
oiicntliQe Nrbeiber peo Nebonoliu9en
/ SolfetlnQct al 9opiorlloget on 10.
opbning OF Slfring AZ Ibpboren
&dndl III. u. oeronl oialpne lllldQn
bar Miuiiteriet nebidt en- aonmi&-
lion, 'om lfal uoarbeloe 6orIlog I'll
Ell ltsrrc Silfcriboun pdo ct Steo l
Sbiitc0 NTt Ill ca. 10 Wtlllloner
aroncr, en- minore 6%ilteriboun ueo
Nirtabals til ca. 80 Wtilliou aro.
ner, cit Spnsle peo Setten Ill ca.
100000 aroner oa Arbeioer / Ring.
flebinq @ioro til Ststte Tor 6iltcriet
til ca. 100000 ar. - ilcdr llolebs-
iorholoene ira Sloroen er oroneoe
oog Jolt life no oucr II Wilt.
ouer aroucr. Gnouioere ltol Som.
misiioncn. bpiS Arbeibe ital pare I'll.
enoCbragt / Ssbct al 1 Mar, ilotdle
liz ON 6oriporliabeoen o. Nptten az
De puagiploeuoe NnIGa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Spnoerlpoif Spmmcrmpoe. Nr

Belle mcooclcs Sen 296c %tni. Set
lanocrluOlfc Sommerneoc / Selling
lAodr bap6c lnmIct 5000 Men.
ne'tCr. Nie6ct bolotc3 ueo lilies
Stcn, bpor Scmirarieioritanoer
Stot Hrroam bpo &elfommen.
,fonrualilt NnoreoH @roll tolte ON
oc 0dnlfc Smoerluoer5 Namp Oh Sen
lterfe % lifre SrcmQouQ ior oct Ddn.
lie Sprog ienoen Ma. |roieSior
Nilb An0crlcn toltc on Sc ire Sr.
0rclanbainnge: "Aong Gbriltian~
Gannart. oclliQit &oul az &Gnle"
% Sort Wo0crSmaal". San paa.
ulltc. buorleOe@ bonit GoIfeelcuOom-
mclilbeN iinOer lit llotrpf / Ni5ie ire
S0n0e ON @dpet, ON %anoet OF ON
Mobersnanlet. 9egge SoreorngS.
boloere billte@ meo itGrft @iialo.
Slltttcll9 lang oct iposltlpoTe Gang.
for, POO Mouo, urocr ltor @cleiit.
ring Ell Gel SanNe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
SicmucnStc Northumberland.

SEQ Slutnin9en al StortingSmebet
Ben 30tc Sunni bebanblcbes Ninbes
Sntcrpellotion ON biemperocroc
Norif- Imcrifoncres Tritu9elIe ior
@crncpligt mi / SitbiIGlmsaorct.
Minoe henitillebe. at Der til Soften
blcp ircmiat et @opiorila9 ON bcnnc
Saa. Statsruao aeilbali opIpite, at
Hinbcs SoriloN ON SaQen par ienot
iorifiellige Nutoriteter til llotalelic.
Set bite iig, at Sen life bar iao lige-
iii at leie. SnliOlertib piIbe Ser til
Soften bIipc iremiat PROPORTION ON
Ell llnotnaelieSIop angaaenOe bicn.
orif.NnlerifanereS Grito-
Qelie Tor @ernepliqt. 2opiorilaaet
ifuloc life bare aieloc Tor inor, men
o9ioa ior Tremtioen, % oct ittloc
inoeboloe alminoclig @eitenmrelier /
oct bele ON biempenote llopanorerc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
,SslanS iaar Sern6ane. Nu ia

,%sluno. Yultdnernes 2. ida lin ler'
tie ~<ernbane. Nltinget bar nemlig
0ooficnot Flanen til AnlPg AZ Ell
,|ernbane melIem Neptlauit OF Shor.
iioo. Sra 5borilua ltoI Der fore Ell
lioen Sioelinie iii Grebot % Ell an
0en til Sruftcrne onltrin9 8cp'ir.
Ger ifal ialt lpQge5 ca. 100 Milo
meter Sfiuner, OF OmfoltnIngerne
pco Nnlpgget err beregnet I'll benlnroo
/ Willioner SIR. Neo 0enne Serbia
ne nil SamiProieIen paa SsIdno BIZ
life iaa lioet iorbeoret. Som Oct MI
err mao man fierc eIler rice, bpis
man pil fomme noqenlunoc tort Irent
ira CT Stco iii et aroet paa Yen. "a
iclp ga fonnIer Ell life alto 'do bur.
Tia oilteo GA &eienc er meget oddrll-
&c % Nroerne oite mungler, buorror
man bliuer ng0t iii at pace ouer Bas.
0raQene. BeilutnInger ON, al Sern'
baneuItlPgget ifuI gleniemTsre5. bar.
iom rintelig fan pare, Udtt megen
lilireo5beo puo &sldnO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Tp %anta. Sra Noroiioroeib

Tp %amta. Sra Noroiioroeio
mcobeles ben 25bc SNmi. @autaite.
neil til Winoc ont iaIone ariocre al
Horbiioroa Battalion / Aarenc 1907
-1Sfl ~aillercocs iaodr. Zen mlao.
Ter s Nctcr oper Soroilooen oa or
rcilt poo @rercerplabicn her. Ill.
ltcoc par omtrina 1000 Wenneifcr
ira ollie Norbiioros @ulbcr. Mills.
~rin9stalen blcu holot al Gem ga.
COHEN, iom uoisrlig omtnltc @ataI
ioncnS Siltorie ira Npreits Nprct.
tclie I'll 1914. @autaltcnen bleu ser.
poa onerlcpcret iii Clos aonlntlmc
ira NoroiioroS Sf~ptterinmIoq peo
6ormanoen, @erienla9er Sans Muf.
lcbult. Sroiercrcn. aoptein Mpfle.
bliit. mObtog Stcren rno Gomm,.
mems SeQre. Get iuolsb NilSuing$.
t%elcgrammer ira De ior'fielligc Ser.
rc~bsitnrcr, ira NoromUno / Nn1erifa
meo ilerc. Stenen bprer tna Sor.
iiben islgenoe Snoifriit: "Ninoe-
itein opcr Sci Norbiioroingar Tom /
ari9aaari tS01-14 ora 2ip OF
@Ioo ior 6rioom og TcoraIano" On
lfriptionen er omt9ipci al oct norife
%oabeu % Ell SailrburfranS. Eaa
@ogiioen itaar: "Heiit al 2oro.
iioro StpttcriomIag 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
SiellanS & Gp.s Tabrifer. @ieIIon6

& Cos Snbrifer poa WebIenpris /
Bergen boloer man M poa at
montere. &c ifal naturligpis ubitp.
res meo eleftriif @eIpsning og elef-
triIf arait. Wpnteringen og 2epe.
rancen al set cleftriifc Mnlpg er
operoraset ct 9eraensiirma. Sgiaa
paa ulle andre Smraaoer pil iSabri.
ferne fua oct melt ~tiosmrsiige ltb.
itpr, iaa Sc antagelig pil blipe oct
melt mooernc slnlrg al lit Slags /
2an0et. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bripes
al al Strait. forat 6abriferne ifal bli
iGrbie til &eitI1ionen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Tst inSuitrislt Nnlra / Semucs.

slf.ie'elifabet ,utpifens Saabrug &
Sepleri err npli0 fonftlileret pau
Semnesb erget. @rliaet pil bIipe ct
iillot mooerne Sa9brug meb bobbeIt
GirfcIiaoperf, Spgang@oq, Siin9el-,
Sap. % aasicboroiaa, &epleri og
5rGpareiabrif. glfticfapitalcn, ION
iorelsbig er iat til 10000 aroner,
er iilot inobctolt. @rliget fol ori.
pes mco eleftriif Strait - ca. 40 Se'
itefr1iter. arnitlcperanber: Sem.
mes gleftricitctsperf. @ruaet Ifal
n~nlGgges ueo Sltpifcn "a. 3 SIM. ira
Semnesberget. Get ifal uGre /
Iriit Gaarcn 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Hprgc % Snn Traneiscu.

Nprgc % can Trnnctscu. Sro
&riitiania mcboelcs Den 26Oe Suni.
5 Statsraaoet iong blep Oct beilltt-
tet of iremiGttc Sorilag / Stortin-
get ON @epilling al ct Statstilifllo
til NorgcS Geltagelie / San 5ran.
cisco lloitillingen paa 100000 Str.
Scltaaellen ioreiluueS at ifullc ifG
peo Spieriel al Ell norif Eapillor
oa lloaiitcrne BERTH er beregnet til
100000 Ser. Get er Ell S~orubirt.
ming, at en- nprif-nmcrifanif aonite,
iom er neoiat, ifal opertage oct efo.
nomiife Inipor. iaaleOes at StatS-
tilifuobet er Warimum % life mac
operlfribes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Sposialo. Ghu. Soanepreit /,

SOosfalo. 6bu Soanepreit j. I.
%u1erslec err aiaoaet REQ Geoen /
C0enie. - Hur Qamnel. Zen NJ.
osoe par / en- Nnrrpfte Sognepre1t
/ Ruarup / Nicrrc NerreO % llolt
Nerbu pes Nolbpf.
Nsifolelprer Nitt .0dnien
No0iteu. tioliacrc Soritau0er Tor
ycurinQ % Sfellmo 6eIitoIer er al
ooact ueo Ieoeu. Il Mar al. San
foni ior II 3dGe liOeu blem ira Vel.
leiioro Suuutoriim
On al 0opeOitoNen5 Tlolte
Sauisrere. CperretsiaG'srer Z.
glitter er aiQaaet peO Qsoen. benz
peo - Nor al. San bleu inrioiit
aanoiout 1850 % If nj Aur ienerc
Neitallina iom Cuerrtts iagIsrer.
IShu. Sogneureit. Sic. tbeol.
.1h. 0anien er aigaaet Gs0en { aie-
bcnbauu. - Aar al. Zen Atosoe
por reii0erenoe aupelldu peO Sor
Srlle 0irte / Nlrbus I IareIle lSb9
- oa oereiter in6tiI Tor et Ear
4ar iioen SoaueVreit ior 6pu.
Gra Roafiloe meooelca Den
29Se ,Srni. "a @roaierer -. Y. Ni.
ellen. 5oaitr1uy, ioug opbol0t lig |
NenteIolcn pau laaitrup ,Sernbane.
Itotion Tor az relic til ajabenbaun.
ionf han p%luoiclig ianmell. rant al
G: SierteIlaq, o. uor 900 meo Oct
ianme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

st SernbrnSepar. Taa 9aaroen
Nrrltrano / Glierpif peo Stapanoer
fan forhenprrenbe 8aorobr,iger Mn.
bcrs 9arSicn og Suitrll Motbea.
Ieot Hsaenris, feirc lit Scrnbrnllup
Den 20oe Sltli, ibet sc pgtepieoes
1S49, Sernbrrlo9onmen err isot
19be Nopember 1921 og @rlloen
2ben Ipril 1926. Get ganlle Brit
bepar leper / bebite pelonncnbc hos Ell
al line Conner / Glirrpif. &c or
parmt interesieret / TogenS Spsrgs.
mnal pg iel9er 9obt lneb 5iben. sGe.
teparrct bar 4 Born, Z @prnebern
oa II Nprncbernsbern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
INSTRUMENTATION "GDmfcn" er

III iTrolqbpgget pad Srloasuerftct
% pil blipe umberfoitet DC iGopon.
Iigc Freper, iorinoen Den inbgoar /
Observation-Disclosures I'll at
lcoc oisie Vrspcr err ncoiot en- aonl-
mission. aoptein Glauien oa Mo.
r%inein1enisr Seller, Der er "Nml.
lens ociignerebe Ghei, giar Sjenelic
/ @aooen unber Vreperne. "Tunl.
len" err oen iiette @aab al "@ouman-
0cn" .Sppen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
!Srab Scrnbanrn ticncr.

'pEuu N~ClHpuHVu IJSUtI. -topo,
600 SIR. par Statsbanernes lanlleoe
Snotpat / Slpril ianr eller pei 800.
600 mere emo / famine WaaneS iiior.
S~nbtpeten / 0riitsooret (iru lite
Sitli 1919 til % meo Npril - alt.
iaa Iriitsaarets iprite 10 Waaneoer
er 22,4 Millioner elIer npfiem IL
Million &rpner mere cllo t~ilipareltoe
SibSrum / forrige Griitsour. ! De
10 Muancoer er oct iGrlig ielgenoe
@uner iom bar bra9t betDoelig Wer-
inbtua.: Smaolensbonen (250,0O0
&r.), NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 600.
000), acknowledgements GAO.
OO0). Grammen-Sfien G50,O00),
Gioapolo-Stto G40,000), Ser
.gensbonen (250.000) % iaa
Sfotbonen iom iloar ale De andre
@uneitrpfninaer meo Ell Mierinotrgt
paa benimoo 100000 aroner. nj
ganer iom trpffer SnotGgterne neo
er irrlig at nPpne Grammen-
Gunosilorobanen (pel 10000 ar.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Sprder TOR inc Gpriatfere. :

Looming al NorlaNetS 80 Mars Siibt.
Ipllm bar SorlogSbogtnnoIer Sca'
pcrien / Giebcnhoun fiebt cit Gicn'
Bonn uco SiGlIonoS Norofnlt. bpor
ban pil lace opisre Ell @olig. ionl
itdI titles gratis I'll Moaoi9hco Tor
SorIdQcta S~oriatterc til Nrbeios. ell
Ter Ncfreation@lteo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Srane i Gunner. @ouroen 9n6oI

SpuuHNA. N'~N'
/ Gpan9er n%eobrpnote forleocn Gaa
olocles til @runoen. sos Ben enc
al @oarobrli9erne blep SET / 9.Sioen
on Woraencn trnbt r>lo nnber eli
aieOel / &lbhuIet. Sao bar mener
man brTnoenbe @coitpffer ialbt neo
al Ioren | let antpnoeli9t Tcbruif
poa @ltlpet. Nof er oct GA Der fom
Solf til itob Nbbltict / lus Cue. Ger
Dor pua Ilbal lom err Ell elslialig-
acnbc Sielo9ooro 70 Wano Ian1t Ell
&aarmnnb, iom bapoc IGrifilbt
Stlicbp0nina. Mlle Suic ltob | en-
tort alpnge herior bleo belle @cbpa.
qclien / Ssbct al 3 elmer lugt / Nlfe.
Ter bar life mer emo en- poren Mnno
hlcnlnle oa iaa ct Bar @lltter. Ger.
ior Dor oct iaapibt mor iif areotl-
rerlte itb. ri Srbboet blep iioet REQ.
oct. Gn anmmel anorfone blcp Boo
ret llb / iioite Eieblif iaa Ell UNDER
bette Irbeibe bleu itpgt iorbrGnbt.