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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-25
Nothinn to Find Out.

LUnitJ Press Leased Wire Service. j
JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 25.--Goyer'
nor Rrews- today ordered an investi-
cation of the lynching and burning
of a negro Sam Petty-at Leland,
last night by q mob Petty attempted
to kill policeman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-25
Aviation Record.

LUnit=d Press Leased Wire Service.
CHARITIES, France, Feb. 25.-
Aviator Garaix ascended 1895 fset
here today in biplane with four pas
sengers, thereby establishing a new
record.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-25

Mrs. S. r. cresap Of Bonaparte Dies.
BONAPARTE, Iowa, Feb. 25.-Mrs.
S. R. Cresap is dead at her home on
Vernon Prairie. She had been in fail
ing health for some time. The body
will be taken to Danville, Iowa
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snow at Charleston.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service
CHARLESTON, S. c., FEB. 25.-For
the first time in two years, Charles
ton experienced snowfall today.
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ATTEMPT TO ROB
IOWA TREASURY.
Two Night Watchmen Caught
Asleep and Dynamite
Used on Safe
Door.
VAULT WAS NOT OPENED
Seven Thousand Dollars Might Have
Been Secured as
Booty by the
Thieves.
VAULT WAS NOT OPENED

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DES MONIES, Iowa, Feb. 25.-
Four masked robbers overpowered
two guards In the office Of State
Treasurer w. c. Brown, at the capi-
tcl, at one o'clock this morning and
worked for three hours upon the big
safe to secure $1,000, but failed to
force an entrance with two charges OF
ni.ro-gIycerine. They secured but
SIS 90 from the cash drawer. They
escaped, leaving N. v. Carpenter ana
J. M. Russell, two night watchmen,
both civil war veterans, bound and
gagged on the floor and the police
were not notified for an hour, when
the watchmen succeeded in loosenins
their bonds.
The robbers probably gained en-
trance to the building by skeleton
keys used on the south door. They
entered the treasurer's Office on the
south corridor with skeleton keys,
held up the two watchmen, who they
found asleep and while one robber
guarded them, bound and gagged on
the floor, the o.her three worked on
the safe. Two holes were drilled in
the doors and two charges set off but
the door wlthstood the snock. The
two night watchmcn said the men
wers dresaed in long oyercoats and
soft hats pulled down over tf,eil
eyes. The remainder OF their face,
were covered with masks and they
can give no description.
Another Failure.
DENISON, Iowa, Feb. 25.-Six
cracksmen tried to blow oprn the safe
in the Traders bank at Vail, east OF
here, but secured nothing.
| Night Watchman Fitzgibbons was
bound and gagged and forced to watch
the robbers at work on the safe. Fitz.
gibbons was in front OF the bank
when a stranger asked him to show
| him the way to the jail. They started
and at the corner five other men with
revolvers held Fitzgibbons up, bound
! and gagged him and carried him into
the bank. The first explosion of nitro
glycerine awakened the town and the
robbers fed in big automobile. with
I! the sheriff of Crawford county in pur
suit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-25
Snow In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Feb. 25.-
Snow fell here today for more than
an hour-the first snow in nineteen
years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-25
Weather Conditions.

Under the influence Of depression
in northern Montana the temperature
has risen throughout the west, and is
above the freezing point in the north
ern mountain region this morning
From the Rockies eastward the rise
of temperature has been slight, and
the temperature remains below the
freezing point in all districts except
the extreme southeastern states.
There has been snow in western
Texas, rains in the gulf states, and
sleet was falling at New Orleans this
morning.
Conditions indicate fair weather for
this section tonight and probably
Thursday with somewhat warmer to-
night and the lowest temperature be.
tween Is and 20 degrees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-25
Local Observations

River above low water Of 1864, 2 f
Change in "a hours, fall, s..
Mean temperature, IA.
Highest temperature, 90.
Lowest temperature, 4.
Lowest temperature last night, 6.
FRED q. GOSEWISCH,
Observer.
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-16
Local Overflow

John Hines left Tuesday for Edge
ley, N. D., where he has a position
with the Powers Elevator Company.
Have you tasted that fresh taffy at
the Perkins Drug Store? adv45-46
Miss Agnes and Jessie Buckley are
home from their schools for the East
er vacation.
Miss Anna Anderson of st. Johns,
N. D., is the guest of her brother, A.
F. Anderson.
Miss Harriet Schaffer is spending
the Easter vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Schaffer.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Congregational church are send
ing three delegates to the District
convention to be held in St.SCloud,
Saturday and Sunday of this week.
The local society will be represented
at the convention by Flora Nutting,
Frances Eddy and Donald Hanson.
Glen Cooper will also attend the con-
vention from here as he is treasurer
of the district association.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-16
ASLEEP ON TRACK
Farmer Living Near Sartell Struck
by a Northern Pacific Freight
Train Sunday Morning.

s. Herman Schlagheck, aged about 81,
was struck by Northern Pacific
freight train a mile and a half this
side of Sartell about 1890 yesterday
forenoon and died at st. Raphael's
hospital an hour later. Schlagheck
sustained a fractured skull and COM
pound break in one of the arms, says
Mondays st. Cloud Times.
Schlagheck was lying along the
track asleep. His feet were away from
the rails but he had his head propped
on tie close. to the rail. AS the
train came it struck his head and he
was showed away from the track. The
freight, which was going west, was
brought to a stop and the engine and
caboose detached. Schlagheck was
brought to st. Cloud in an unconscious
condition.
The company physician was at the
depot and examined him. It was dis
covered, however, that Schlagheck
had sustained injuries which would
cause his death. He was removed to
st. Raphael's hospital and never re-
gained consciousness.
A story was circulated that Schla-
CHECK was walking the track between
st. Cloud and Sank Rapids when he
was struck by the train. This is
strenously denied by the officials of
the company, however.
Schlagheck was well known in this
vicinity. He had worked as farm
hand around St. Cloud and also had
been employed at common labor. It
is said that he had been drinking be-
fore falling asleep on the railroad
right of way.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-16

Try some fresh, home made candy
at the Perkins Drug Store. ad45-t
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Niebauer Of
Melrose and Miss Thompson of Viii
lard visited at the Hines home this
week.
FOR SALE-Good seed Oats, A No. ]
Inquire of Mrs. Eliza Brown. adv
r. A. Walker, State Field Secre-
tary of the Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor Society, will speak in the
Congregational church tonight
Thursday. The gentleman is on his
tour of inspection at present.
WANTED Gardens to plow.
Deane Barnette.
On Saturday an Inherent billposte1
for one of the shows which will soon
visit the city attempted to post bills
on the private property of A. Wesley
against the ordinance made and pro-
vided over, in protest. Mr.. Vessey had
the aforesaid B. P. hailed before hiz-
zoner Judge Diehl who fined him one
dollar and costs and sent him on his
way a wiser bill poster, convinced
that the ordinances of Sank Centre
cannot be violated with impunity and
that it does not pay to get gay with
AL Wesley.
Try some of Van Camps Hominy
Best ever. L. S. Bishop Co. adv
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-16
NOTICE FOR BIDS
THEATR RE
Sank Centre, Mimi.

Sealed proposals will be received
for Theatre, by j. A. Caughren Of
Sank Centre, Minnesota, until one
o'clock P. M, May End, 1914, at the
Merchants National Bank of Sank
Centre, Minnesota.
All bids must be IN strict accOr-
dance with the plans and specifica-
lions as prepared by ROLAND c. Buck
ley, Architect, st. Cloud, Mimi, and
must be accompanied by a certified
check for five per cent. 6 per cent
of the amount of the bid, MADE pay
able to j. A. Caughren as evidence
that the bidder will enter into con-
tract, if awarded same.
Plans will be on file at the following
places after April 18th, 1914:
The offices of the Architect, ST.
Cloud; The Builders Exchanges of
Minneapolis and ST. Paul, and the
Merchants National Bank of Sank
Centre.
Bids will be open at the same time
and place, under like conditions for
the steam heating, plumbing and cleo
trio wiring. Owner reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
ROLAND c. Buckley, (Architect.)
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-16
RECORD EGG SHIPMENT.

Vancouver, B. c., April 14.-The
largest consignment of Chinese eggs
ever shipped from the Orient to Amer
lea was received here on the steamship
Empress of Russia The shipment
weighing 1000 tons, contains 6, 1922
$50 eggs.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-16

Lester Herberger left last Friday
for his home in Minneapolis after
spending a week with relatives and
friends in this city. 81
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-16

WANTED-Competent girl for
general homework. Mrs. j. A.
Caughren. adv
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-16

Chase & Sanborn steel cut coffee at
Bishops. adv
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-16
Citation for Hearing ON Petition for
Probate of VIII.
No. 4GSS.

Estate of Minna DIangIier, Deceased.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF
StearnS, In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Minna
Manglier, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota To all persons
interested in the allowance and probate
of the will of said decedenI: The peti-
ton of Matte PangDurn being duly
filed in this court, representing that
Minna Manglier, then resident of The
County of StearnS, State of Minnesota,
died on the 9Th day of November, 1913,
leaving a. last will and testament which
is presented to this court with said Pc
tition, and praying that said instrument
be allowed as the last will and tesla
ment of said decedent, and that letters
testamentary be issued thereon to her,
the said Matte Pangburn, NOW
THEREFORE,, you. and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have. before this
court. at the Probate Court Rooms IN
the Court House, in the City of St
Cloud, County of Stearns, Safe of Min
nesota, on the 8th day of May, 1914, at
8 O'Clock A. NJ why the prayer of said
petition shall not be granted.
Witness the honorable 4. H.
KLASEN, Judge of said court,
and the seal of said court
this 18th day of April 1914.
court seaD A. H. KLASEN,
Judge.
NJ c. KELSEY,
46-4S Attorney for Petitioner.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-16

& 1
Statement of the Ownership, Manage
ment, Circulation, ETC., Of the Sank
Centre Herald published weekly at
Sank Centre, Mimi, required by the
Act of August "a, 1912.
Name of Editor, Asa. M. Wallace,
Sank Centre, MINI.
Name of Managing Editor. Asa NJ.
Wallace, Sank Centre, Mimi.
Name of Business Managers. Asa NJ.
Wallace, Sank Centre, MINI.
Name of Publisher, Asa M. Wallace,
Sank Centre, MINI.
Known bondholders. mortgages, and
other security holders, holding 1 per
cent or more of total amount of bonds.
mortgages, or other securities: Cas-
sius M. Sprague, Sank Centre, Mimi;
First State Bank of Sank Centre. MINI.
ASA M. WALLACE
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 18th day of April, 1914.
(seal) L. l.. KELLS,
Notary Public, Stearns Co.,
MINI. My commission ex
pires Oct 2. 1919.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-16

Two Of the most general things sent for
in the Hardware line that we know of are
Blacksmith Tools and Fence. The par
ticular kind of fence most generally sold
by Catalogue Houses is something we
cannot conveniently carry in stock, but
for anyone who wants it we will furnish
at regular catalogue price and per our
agreement will pay one-haH of the
freight This will mean saving of from
two to four cents per rod on this fence
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-16

eager or opgiprtc oircfte meHem pr.
b~eiosgineren ng Irbeioeren eler
bans Gfterlaote, loen of %,snouitri.
COMMISSIONER bebepebe of lfrioe inc,
% ioet belle bar Denme aiaiort tim
1856 SorOringer, % Here al bisie CT.
ter ~iiogoaebe Sorli9. Get bar pit.
Jig, at fun Ell al ipp Wpnb erbolot
nogen @ootgierelie fer bennc me
SOP truaote ifroit, % milbre emo
100000 u~obetnltes oarlig tilifobe.
fontle @rbeibere eaer brGbtc Mrbei.
oeres Giterlaote, % oct nieltc berof
gif meo I'll at beitrioe Sagsomfoit.
linger beb De forifieaige Hetter, me-
oens Den belle Gum MI i,oen nGpne.
pGroi1e llogiiter fornmer 9lrbeioer.
ne tilgooe.
&c "itnmme S%clefuner". SEQ en-
aienbelie al Statens Sernbanefonl.
mission er set funoet at pure / lin
Nrben, at SeIefonielifaber tiaabcr
laafalote "itllmme" SSnitrumenter
hos foritjellige al fine aunSer.
"Stltmnle Selefoner" or iaooanne,
lom &rrlOen fan BRUCE til of i9tte
Jig / Sorbinbelie meo boilfeiombeIIt
andre Selefonmlmre, men iom life
bar noget Numer / Selefonbogen %
iom @etie1tele pda Gentralitationen
life letter nogen atben / Sorbinbel.
ie nleb. Spergsmoolet ON bette
e9entlig fnnOe bore tiQdbt ppitoo /
Milwailfee, bpor @isconiin Sele.
phone So. bar life fGrre enb t43
"itumme" Selefoner, og Sernbane.
commissioner foretos Ell eiennem.
9aaenoe llnberisgelie al set belle en-.
item, bporeiter Der erflGreoes, at oe
"itumme" life funoe f~orbpoes. Ger
fltnoe iaaleoes intet pGre til Sinoer
for, at Ell aunoe iatte Jim Selefon /
ct Gprelle, bpor 0ers Hingen life
fun0e beres, eler ban flinoe fierne
SnltrumentetS Tingeappurat pg gie.
re Set "itumt", ielp ON ser oIbrig
laa meget falOtes fra Gentrallt1tio.
ltett.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-16

nerfommisipr Goto Cells itiaet
Spsrgsnioalet i%aaleoes paa Spioien,
at Den al Eaitoren iorore0e Timber.
le1elie maaife pil ioraniialtes. .San
IorDrer, at commissioner itrar len.
Der en- Wono, Der iantmen meo Nep.
@eebe ielp, en- ReprPientant ira
Stotens Gelgierenbeosielifab oa en-
apinbe palgt al Stntens progresiipe
auinbeflubber, ioronitalter Ell per.
ionlig llnoeriegelie meo Senipn til
Stiaingen blanot Snbianerne. ga.
ltoren penter, at Hcgicringcn err pil-
lig til at beitribe De foa me0 llnoer.
Isgelien %iorbunbne llogifter, % ban
tilfsier, at for lin Gel oil ban intet
forlange for lin oertil oilpenote Sio.
Siot Npbpaserbiituric. 0enniS
Sanniiin, Der troos line 10 gar emo
MI er roif % rerig innlt bar en- for
trinlig Sutommelic, iortalte iorle-
Den buoroan oct iao no i 9isnarcf,
ga ban &ooren 1872 isritc Sang an-
tom oertil. Ser bar oo life anGrt
emo S%noianere og bieifenoe GonptcS
paa Den Noffe, bpor StatSfapi.oiict
M ligger, iagoe ban. Get bar /
Warts Waaiteb, at oenne baarofsre
Npbpa9er eiorOe oenne lin fsrite
Sltr ira Woorbeao til 9iSmnrcf, %
tilfoos uben noget Selae tilbugela9-
Sc ban Oenne Strpfning poa fire
Gage. Ser bar cnbnu iloget Sne
paa Marteu, men meo 9lmlcn Tom
Gag iop ban nofiaa gobt HGtterre
igiennem noe paa Sen tillpnelaoenoe
ienoeli1e FrGrie, og mclcm SSItpf.
ferre at ipenlme oper Shepennc Hi.
Der nniaa bon beller life for nogen
panifelig Spgape. Spor &allep Gitp
III ligger bar Oen Sang fienot Tom
"oen oiloen &rposning al Sbepcn-
me-. Otter at bope beltdget / @or-
qerfri3en fom SenniS Sanniiin til
ct. Saul % fit aniGttelie hos Solf
Der ipefltlereoe / @runoeienbonm1e
% set par / oercS Sieneite BON bar
fommen til Moorheab. Snn ifliloe
paa Sorboanb beitemme, bpor Mor.
tbern Eaciiic @alicn uilOe frp0ie &eo
Hiper, % bnn unoerretteoe ogina
Sirmoet ON, at ser life bar Spil ON
anbct, enc at 9aren piloe frpoie 81
pen peo oct nuuprenoe Woorbeao,
OF at Sanoet ser fltnoe fisbeS for
$500. Sp%efulnntcrne / ct. Saul
latte iniolertio life 2io til Sonniiin,
o. fort Sio eIter blep set nluprenoe
Moprbeoo iplgt for $1,000. Ga bar
set at &anniiin, poerit arg / Su,
orog no poa e9en Hcgning % fore
toJ ouennppnte Sobtiir til 9ismorcf.
Son bar fort eiter i'm Infomit ser.
til %operbepiit ON, at Nortbern Eaci-
tic Wdllen netop pnn oette Stc0 pil.
sc lGgge lin BRO ppcr W~fiSiouriilo.
Ben, % nllercoe nrite Mur piite ben-
ne bans Intogelie Jig at pore rigtig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-16
Cub gukntn.
Spmmcr Hicc reiiancrer.

Sommcr Hiec reiigmcrcr. @. g..
Slice, Iom / ~ Iar bor ppret CONT
mer I uttenoe Giitrift, bar til @i,.
pernsr @prne inoicnot lin Hciiano-
ton Der or at regne ira lite Gebr.
CONNER Hice, bpis Stem cr / Seao-
MOOD, bill nemlig laoe Jig title iom
laibGngig aanoioat for aongres-
mono ira treble Siitrift. SSanes &.
Mc9tennp al Sturgis nentes at blipe
uonTprt / 0onmer Slices Steb.
Mpt ltobrmo al Suimcfulera. s
Here al StatenS Gountper bar Sui
nefolero M igien pit liz i%oaleoes /
@caole, Miner og @ropn, % mon
bill uioe, at BET milbe % terre %eir
bnrcr Sfplbcn berfor. Ger er GSur.
mere, ionn Be iioitc Gage bar nliitet
inotil ct &unOreoe Spr. "@etter
6urming Nsiociation" bnr giort me
Snofipb al Serlml, ion uobeles
blanot Sarrnerlle, og man buober
ocrucb at 6cgrGnie Spgoommen.
Ter pnoltooeS, at Iormcrne / @romn
Gountp iiben iibitc Seit bar miitet
Spin til Ell &9rbi al $4,000.
Spinf Gpnntp fiber Sub. Spinf
Gollntp mao ligcs at bare libt ct fa-
lcligt Cab 0eroeb. at Sen Ser a%niotte
Ngronom Sohn &. Carton bar mos.
tugct cit NniUttclic peo Sreqons
@anbbruasifole og forlaoer / Oisic
Gage Hcoiielo. Spinf Gpuntps Sar.
mere intte 2orions 9pn til $4,000
pr. Nar, bpprpeo Sc hnabeoe at be
boloc ham, men Srcgons Silblio pnr
inu tiaoffelloe, at ban life fltnbe al
ilna bet. cartons MrbciSe / Spinf
Gointp bar baarct niGoponlig aobC
N%eiultntcr. og Sen cooperative Nor-
cning, Scr lenncr i'm Igronom &c.
itonr nj al $50 Tarmcre. Ser bar
iiipr finn % al Gountpcts Sarnerc,
iom ioris9te iig / 2prfning al Iliol-
ia, mebenS ocrc3 Intnl / i%noepGren.
sc 9ur pil sgeS til so.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-16
mtarnnHu.
On Smaaoiacr inbebrrnot. !

~ Smadptgcr tnoebrrnof. Gyrallf
Bends Stem, beliggenoe ipp nil
noroenior Chippewa Sails, neo.
brrnote libite Wonoag, % bans 70
Ietre, Smaapigerne Cora % So
pbia, inoebrGnbte. ltlpffen inotrof
pco at Ell pngre 9robcr pGlteoe Ell
Snmpe.
geacplabs i ga Grusic. Ger er
poa Gale. at Stprelien for Statens
N~ornlaIifoIe ifal fiebe enbeI al llo.
itiningsarunben / ga Crosse for ser
at oprettc Ell Elaos for 9ege oe 9th.
letiifc Gpelier. &pis Elanen biiuI,
oes er set Sanfen at laoe @pens
SeiifoIeimbenter bape ri Aoaang
I'll @rnnoen.
@p @ro / Gan Glaire. &c iorbe.
reoenoc Nrbciber FOR Spferelien al
Ell nm @ro pper Chippewa Hiper pes
San Claire or paabeapnot. @roen,
ser ifaI opieres al Cement % foite
$4,000, uil icrbinbe @eitiioen meo
Sen Gel al 9per, bpor Hormalifo-
len ifaI bpases. @roen oil p9re
iGrbia tiolia paa Soften.
ga Grpsie flaser pper @rctoib.
Get bar i Ga CROSSE paft mesen
llpilie, at N}ilpoufee. @anen bar for.
bsiet lin grotoIo oper Misiisiippi til
lbs Gents pr. Easiaeer. % DER oil
! blipe inoaipet &loae til Sernbane'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-16

nm er DOG lanetira pproilsit / Be
bnnoIing al arpft, oct hor pit iig /
mango SiIiPloer, tiger Or. Mapo,
men mon bsr bare liot ioriigtige
meo bpao Der IopeS Rublitum.
Gn Giternplcr. Gen iibite Otter.
neler al De Eosiagerer, ser DEN 10oe
Sftober lioitleoen ~reooeoes ira oct
b%rGnoenoc Sfib "8plturno". anfom
forleoen Gag til Minncopolis. Get
bar ct TO @ar sonmcIt Barn, ser
inoer DC frpgtelige Sccner poa ben
brpnoenoc Camper bar blepen ifilt
ira Wfooeren, men al Sfibets @eiPt-
ming brogt / eN GeoningSbaao og
mirclit. Get Sfib, ION Barnet blep
brngt omboro poa, iertc oct til Hot.
tcroamL bpor oct isrit aiennemgif ct
NniaIo al Wpslinaer, men ioa poa
6oranitaltning al 6orcninaen Get
rsoe aorS" ienotes til Nep Yorf.
Gn al oenne Soreninq9 Spgepleier-
tier brogte oerpaa Barnet til Minnes
npoIiS o. la9oe oct / Sen al 8lpbe
bulfcnoc MooerS Mrmc. Cen life
Sfibbruone bar life alene blepen
pleiet pod bet beoite og ioripnet meo
go0e &lp0er, nlen / 6ct9 enc Strem-
pc fanoteS Ell EppeooQarsieoOel og
Ell &ilien til Wooeren ira Get rsoe
aorS"s SiTlpefomite. Barnet pilbe
iorit life ficnoes peo Mo0eren, bpiI-
fct s~ienipnlig imerteoc 0crlle meget,
men ON libt ipntes set at erinbrc
line Seifcnbe % fort Oerpna cgiao
Wiooercn. Ter bIeo idnleoning Sen
.glroclige @cgiuenbcb ieitet / Wslle.
bpcnS rlt3lilte &oloni.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-16
Taa Din Mais plamtct ittoc.

9uinoer % after IuiHoer al SALES.--FUTURE lioer bpert
Nar tore Cab peo iOrlluiti N%ldutung. SOnindri omc Ngrc
er l Den rette %SoriatnnQ ipr Gluniuiug, tun on eli fti no
igre Nroetoet mro en- caucs. (tluoer ttoltaerc pA hurtt
gere HlctHlug, l'rcr burtl8er' % lrp9Qcrc Vert bcQ8c
pistlQe SmQ 'Or az opuau Neo : NPnlSoprfnHQ.
&aucs meo ire 6ul oGiltr optr huor nlt d~lmino,liat
nabut SIM ftiltt. Sc hGlotr ira hper andre optrit "a rtu3lpr
uq iep. @arGutercoe life al pp}tpppcs eler ipre SEoen opei,
jep ocGo os tlGbrt8 Soro. Sttrsr 9cot Nrbeioc ietr pGd
lane "a ooacc Gteoer tNAereu. % iilGOtr iiblil ElautuiHQ.
ssdncs mrc ire NTul Garuutcrr (tirere SyiriHl % hnr
tiatrt &Crt. SU.ene GER Noroeu iut ira SIoerue. hrorpcb
Tu1tiaheocn beVGrce, eicrluocnoc en- NorbpuiuQ Mloieu.
iaa 9gaiien burtie iplrcr on iomuer OF Here 2uQ; irr. Sor
bsininoen oiper iprrc Gpcrhaoe ior Spiuormcn "a iprctnl
ger uDp0tuiu9 / buftshe @0rr. Scuuc gtcthooc ~boraQcr
I'll Of Srstt ipirtr. bcitpttcr bets SprlreIrait gper ~tloitigeyc
pa fmOerc (tufc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-16
9lltnniH.
Gn SOlifimsSaa ! tre ilaer.

Gn SolifinsSag / tire itser. 8
Chicago fllnbe ma oen 9be 81. frp-
De iig peo SDnet al Solen, Dpilfct
bar fsrlie Sang / Be iiolte ire Tiger,
% ielp bn pnrebe set finn / 16 Mi,
muter. Self iioen lite Nop. bar oct
rGret poeiit ipori1nlt ;.le6 SoIifin /
Chicago, ioet Saage oe Hog bar fagt
Jig ouec 9pen, o. til cnfelte 5iocr
bar Saalen pGret iaa INF, at ollie
SpS, iaapel poa @nH?rnc iom / Su.
lene, 5ar br9nbt Gag iom 9tat.
Saanofait &uinSe. Man bar bee.
ret tilbsieIig til at gisre iig lpitige
oper be i 2anoets iorifienige gper
o%niotte f~pinoelige Eolitibctientc,
men / Chicago er ser iolfalo en- al
Dem, iom peo at ifaffe iie &eipeft.
Gn boi pg fraftig bpggct Mono bar
en- Dag fomnlen / Slagsmaol meo en-
MISUNDERSTANDING, o. Eplitifpin.
Den Wrs. Mfarp 9opo ifreo ino, piite
lit Fplitiifilt % ifilte De to MGno
meb ct Nur froftige Gag. Srn er.
flGreOe oerpaa Sen ~balitprige Tasia-
ger ior arreiteret, % ga ban giorbe
WobItanb traf bun bom meo ct Hpf
neo al Sognen pg iatte bnm meget
itblibt moo eft %npritonenoe Signal.
apparat. Wonoen fan0t BET flogeit
at pnre fsielig, % nogle Minilter
ienere bra9te Mlrs. @opo lin Sange
ino / Yolitiretten. Sun er life no.
gen itor &pinoe, men go0t bpaaet %
bel bicnme / Sc ioritiellige otblctilfe
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