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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-21
VOLS PURCHASE
CATCHER CROSSIN

Nashville, Tenn. January 2o.-The
acquisition by the Nashville club of
Catcher Frank Crossin of the New York
State league, was announced today
Seere tary- Treasurer f. 7. Booth of the
local club. said that business reasons
win prevent him filling that office
again.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-21
FOOTBALL MEETING
CALLED FOR FEB. 6

New York, January 20-E x Hail.
chairman of the intercollegiate football
rules committee today called meeting
of the two committees in this city for
Friday evening, February 6, at O'Clock.
Those members of the two committees
which sit jointly for 1914 are Harry Cops
Sewanee, and others from the different
colleges.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-21
Pirate Recruit Signs

San Jose, Cal, January 20.-lrven Kan
thelener, the left handed pitcher, who
was bought by Pittsburg from Victoria
last season for $500, today signed a con-
tract with the Pirates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-21
WEILMAN SIGNS
FOR THREE YEARS

Hamilton, O., January 2o-Carl Well
man today signed three years sport con-
tract with the st. Louis Americans at
salary of $4,000 a year. 1t had been re.
ported Weilman would join the Federals
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-21

HARRIS COPE WILL
SET ON FOOTBALL
RULES COMMITTEE
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
aTRAFFIC IN SOULS

Crowds are witnessing the photo
play "Traffic in Souls" at the Play
house afternoon and evening this
week. Four performances are being
given each day this week, with the
exception of Saturday The manage
ment wishes to impress on those who
enjoy a great motion picture, that
this film remains at the Playhouse
only today and tomorrow as II has to
be withdrawn Friday night so as to
leave the theatre open for Annie Rus
sells performances on Saturday.
Humane Agent Stout has sent this
letter to the manager OF the "Tranic in
souls picture showing at The Play
house:
M. J.. Freidberger, Manager Traffic in
Souls.
Ny Dear Sir have been at the NOV
ing pictures of the Traffic in Souls, now
showing at The Playhouse. this city,
and think they afford a great moral les
son to those intelligent enough to under
stand and appreciate them. 1t is with
great pleasure that / would advise both
young men and women, also their par
snts, to make it a point TO see them
yours respectfully,
Frank Stout.
Special Agent"
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
SIGNS
Written tor THE EVENING JOUR
NAL by James T. crozicr.

There's lots of folks of different
minds.
In nearly every home.
But most Of them believe in signs,
OF things that sure TO come.
Some think the ground hog knows
it all,
Or bad to drop a fork,
That is a sign some one will call.
Who says he has no work
Another says it's sure 10 rain,
And knows it TO be true,
Because his corn has so much pain,
He cannot wear his shoe.
Some say it's bad TO dream of hair,
You'll hear of news that's bad.
While more are ready to declare,
The news will make you sla6.
Well when the frogs begin to sing.
And buttercups appear,
And lightning bugs are on the wing,
/ know that summers near.
And when I hear the Thomas cats
In their peculiar tone,
At nights; the sign, is new straw hats
viii very shortly come.
These signs are sure you can't deny,
Because they are so clear
The winter days have then gone by
And good old summers here.
The season which all love TO see.
The long. the short, the small.
And is a sign that you and ME,
Can see a game Of ball.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
NEWPORT AID
SOCIETY SOCIAL

Special :" THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWPORT. Del. March l2.-Thc
ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. T.
Church will hold their monthly social
at the home OF Mrs. r. Il.
Nichols tonight. instead OF having It at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis j..
Groame. az had been previously ar
ranged. it having bcen prevented by the
Serious illness OF Mrs. Groome.
II. A. Price Is having several improve
monts made TO his property ON the cor
ncr of Market and st. James streets.
Miss Lamella Hilyard. who has bcen
spending week with relatives in Phil
adelphia and several days at New Cas-
tie. has returned home.
Mrs. W. +. Groome is critically i'll
1T her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell and
daughter. Margaret, OF Wilmington
spent sunday rs the guests OF William
~. Hilyard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Brooks OF Wilmington spent Sunday
with Nh. and Mrs. William Gawettson'
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
TIMBER LOADS
CHOKE CANAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. March 12.
SO many mine timbers are being
shipped from here at the present time
that the portion OF the Rehoboth
Canal already dug is choked with
them from Rehoboth Bay to Reho-
both Beach, a distance Of three miles.
This. of course, will not be permitted
after the canal is completed. AT
present only small boats use the
canal, and few of them at this season
of the year.
William Ruddell and
family have returned from New York.
Miss Annie e. Parsons. of Whining
ton. spent the weekend at her cot-
tage on Surf avenue.-Miss Delemo
Green. who has been spending a few
months with friends in Philadelphia,
came home on Monday.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
The Girl Who Wears Tight Collars
By GWEN SEARS


eighteen the almost inevitable
youth
While tight collars runous the cntour and usually the
of the head the
p this all the rapidly tho collar is tight as wel high
The fabby
should thoroughly bathed
a OF
ton be patted into the
applied
Portable low Dutch cut bouses during the day.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
AT THE MAJESTIC.

Wallace Reid writes, produces and
acts nearly all his plays "The Voice
OF Viola" is one of those plays teemng
with heart interest and embodics that
eternal triangle, two men and girl
That familiar quotation "Music Hath
Charms" is emphasized forcibly in the
drama. The girl learns TO love the man
through his music, but misfortune comes
to the girl; she is stricken blind The
man who has her love casts it aside
when this unfortunate accident occurs.
The other lover, realizing her fondness
for music. learns TO play, deceiving her
into believing it is her recreant lover
TO prevent her from worrying. His
lmagic music completely deceives her
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
VICTORIA THEATRE.

Hark We, women whose husbands have
aiInities or who are neglected Tor an
other sister Visit We al, the Nictoria
Theatre today and learn how you may
overcome the deceit OF man. Keeping
up with hubby is the title OF a beautiful
Kiucmacolor comedy that viii tell the
married fair sex the truth and nciden-
tally provoke laughter. so you may for
get your troubles. The new gold fibre
screen is producing wonderful results
and the orchestra OF ladies still puts
real life in the pictures. The Wearing
of the Green" a Celtic drama OF the
Senian Rebellion, is worthy feature
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

until there comes a skilled physician
who restores her eyeFght, and then,
although he has accomplished his work
he is perhaps regrctful that the return
Of her vision will disclose his villanyi
but the girl didn't think him such a
villainous character for she learned
to love the man for himself alone and
the musical talent developed thoroughly
now helped to make their lives hap
pier. This is a picture that will make
you forget you're looking at photo
drama, your visualization aided by the
wonderful acting makes it appear real
and YOU 90 away with the memory of a
good story that will lingcr.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
.POSLAM HEALS
AILING SKIN
so QUICKLY!

Don't let anything keep you from
trying Poslam if you need it to stop
Itching and drive away any skin
trouble.
poslam's merit is real. It's healing
power is speedy. intense and certain.
Soothes tender. irritated skin and con.
trols and cradicatcs Eczema, Acne, Pim-
pies. letter. all forms Of Itch and all
surface disorders.
Poslam is absolutely harmless. II
cannot iniurc. Its great merit deserves
your full confidence Splendid results
follow IT, use.
Your druggist sells Poslam For free
sample write to Emergency Labomtor
les. - West 25th St.. New York.
Poslam Soap is best for the skin be
cause mcdicated with Poslam
New toilet size 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
THE SOUAW MAN.

The "Squaw Man" with Dustin Far
mum in the leading role. is now mo-
ton picture drama. and is consider
ably more fascinating on the screen
than it was as stage play. II IS
booked for presentation here for five
days, starting March II, auThe Play
house, with Dustin Farnum in his orig
inal role, surrounded by a cast num-
-bering six score artists.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
ASHE STOOPS TO CONQUER"

II will be a treat to see Annie
Russell. when she appears at The
Playhouse. on Saturday afternoon
and evening. The bill is 20 be "She
Stoops to Conquer" with which clas-
sic English comedy she opened her
season Of 1912-13. at tho Thirty-ninth
Street Theatre. in New York Her
venture as manager and stage di-
rector has proved a great success.
and she has seen long cherished
ideals give place to delightful reali-
ties. She has gathered about her a
very excellent company, including
her husband. Oswold York. whom the
Goldsmith play. is Young Marlowe.
the part in which the late Kyrle Bel
lew appeared in the recent all-star
revival.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
Al THE NEW LYRIC.

The vaudeville attractions at this
theatre for the last half of this week
are Jack and Elsie Roberts, in a high
class singing. talking and comedy roll
Ter skating act, also Dare Devil John
Reynolds, "The boy who hirts with
DEATH ia clever novelty aerial act.
The above acts will be shown in con
nection with the usual high-cIass Uni
vorsal photo-plays.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
SYLVIA RUNS AwAY.s

Manager Hale reports large advance
sale for sylvia Runs Away the com
edy in which Madge Kennedy will ap-
pear at The Playhouse on Monday
evening This is a great satisfaction
TO Mr. Hale, rs it shows that the peo-
pie of Wilmington place faith in his
statements as to the worth of an at
traction, whether it is first pcrfor-
nance o. not.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
How to Remove dairS
from Chin, Lip or Cheek
(Reantv Cnltnre.l

Il is an easy matter to Danish
every trace of Objectionable hair and
leave the skin soft and smooth and
free from blemish. Just get a small.
original package OF powdered dela-
tone and with water mix enough
paste to cover the hairy surface. Let
this remain on the skin for or 3
minutes. then remove. wash the
failure Will result from this treat
ment but be certain il is dolatone
you get
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
PRIMARY TEACHERS MEETING.

At the meeting of the Primary
Teachers Association. on next Mon
day afternoon the special feature will
be an illustrated lecture upon
"Heredity, Eugenics and Civilization"
by Albert Edward Virgins.
Because of the interest which is
being taken in the subject. the lee
lures promises TO be most interesting.
The teachers will meet promptly at
3 o'clock to take action relative to
the death of Dr. George w. Twit-
myer.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
Attractions in The City Theatres

cussion Of the possible post" such as
sending a hive OF live bees, snakes, etc,
with the funny things that happen in
transit proves very amusing. They are
also good singers and their vocal efforts
are on a par with their spoken comedy.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
REVIVAL IN PROGRESS.

Or. A. w. Ligitbourne viii preach
at the Peoples Christian Church. No
2l3 West Frcnt street, tomorrow
evening His son. the Rev. Victor
Lightbourne, VIII conduct revival SER
vices commencing Sunday. March Is
and continue for several weeks
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
AcCIDENTS OF THE DAY.

William MolineauX. of No. 224 North
Connell street. employed at the Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth Corporation,
had a finger Of his left hand injured
today He was treated at the Della
ware hospital.
Frank A. Butler, of Magnolia. en-
ployed on a Bush barge, was treated
at the local institution for cut fin-
ger.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

Foley Cathartic Tablets are entirely
effective. thoroughly cleansing and al
ways pleasant in action. They contain
blue flag, are a remedy for constipa-
ton and sluggish liver. and tonic to
the bowels. which are improved by their
use. Try them. They do not fail TO
give relief and satisfaction For sale by
\. 3. Danforth, Market and Second
strccts-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
AT THE GARRIcK.

Monroe and Pusey. blackface team
performing at the Garrck Theatre this
week, have one OF the clcverest acts OF
The kind seen here in a long time. They
appear on the stage in a monologue
stunt, in which they get off lot of
brand new jokes, which are Just the
Kind that are sure to take. Their dis
Evening journal., 1914-03-12
Disordered kidneys Cause Much Miaery

With pain and misery by day, 7leap'
disturbing bladder weakness at night.
tired, nervous rundown men and wo-
men everywhere are glad TO know that
Foley Kidney Pills restore health and
strength. and the regular action OF sid
news and bladder. For sale by ~ b.
Danforth, Market and Second streets.
- AdN.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

Are you buying q new carr Sec tho
Paige or Regal. Diamond state Auto
Co., Shipley Street Branch
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

4, ENTLEMEN's SUITS CLEANED LIKE
" new Phone. MackENzrE'S No.
'o' shipley street. nov4.tf.
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

eration. Doctors said they Knew OF nothlng that
would help me. / took Lydia E. Pinkhams Vege-
table Compound and became regular and free
from pain. l am thankful for such good medi-
cine and viii always give it the highest praise y
Mrs. G. H. GRHFITH, 1905 Madison Av., Cleveland, o.
bzsxzzrasWritc to LYDIA E.PINKHAH MEDICINE co.
49, CONFIDENTIAL LYNN, MASS, for advice.
Your letter viii be opened, read and answered
~ o woman and held in strict confidence
Evening journal., 1914-03-12

Attainable Beauty
For Most Women at
No Expense
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31
Sorteiftet fin SorSerret.

Sra @reenpif, Connecticut, meo-
oeles fsIgenbe gallife %furieie Npbco:
Mrs. Gritelt Sbolnpion Seton %
Nirs. Sern1an Tallli, Be 10 trent
itaaenoe &pinoeiaesleoere, bar, Ell
fer mango aars ibproigt Irbeioe
for api1loeitemmeretters Snoferelle,
plltbielig opbaget, at tngen az Dem
piloe fltrrle femme eller p9lges til
noget gmbebe, ielp on &pinoerne
Connecticut fit Stenlmeret.
De er nemlig begge Cite meo
llolGnoinger, iom albrig er blepne
naturaliiereoe arnerifaltife Sorgere.
Gen beremte Soriotter % 9tatlir-
iorifer @rneIt Sbonlpion Seton bar
boet beri 2onoet / mango aar, men
bar olbrig giort noget 6or'eg paa
at bIi amerifanIf gorger. San er
fsbt / England. Sans Suitru er
isbt / California og for'piIote peo
lit @iitermaal meb Seton i'm Dor
gerret. Sielge Sopen b%etragtes
nenIig Suitrllerl of bore al iannle
Hationalitet iom Manoen.
Set par isrit PED SiemfomIten
ira en Merchandising iornplig, at
bun ff Heoe paa, of bun / Sopens
Zine par Ell lloIPnbing; thi fife
alene maatte bun rette Jig efter BE
itemnnelierne i Snbpanoringslopen
men bun maatte o9iaa betole ben
iaitiatte 8opifat.
Wrs. Serman Eauli, Der er
G~resieasent for Suiiragiiterne |
oenne Gel al Sanoet, er loot | 60.
loraoo % bar pes Here a~nleonin-
ger oeltaeet / galsene peri Staten,
bpor a~pinoerne / lang Sio bar bapt
fuIo b~prgerlig Stemmeret,
Nu er bun imiblertio LEGION
Mrs. Seton bIepen unoerrettet ON,
at benoes 9iitermaal r1eo DIR.
Sauii, Der briper Ell iior Support
i%orretning / Nep Dorf. bar glort
benoe til llbl9nSine, oa DIR. Fduli
life bar uotaSet line Tapirer icul
ameritanit Berger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31

ringer, at Der fan ifdiie5 Sriofrdft
I'll I'll unibruOt 6lpuuin1 poa 20
cIler 30 Simcr.
Hiltcn er Iagt ira St. Sohns, Np
6ormolnnb, til bet irifc aul. en-
Strrtninq al omtrent 1900 engcl-
lie Nil. iom iuufcS ti~ibageIolt paa
en- eitelie SuQ ~ ira B|raalp3uin.
9cn I'll Msrfeta Srembrlte ~ ! eu
Nei0c al 10000 500 oper Nouet.
San iin6er, at et iaaoaltt Toretdgen-
De uil bli AZ ligeiad tor Netponing
ior 6remfonltcu tilpcir5, ion 60.
lumbuS' SpoogeIie par for Rciien
tiluunoS. Sdu mart iom man bar
erobrct &croen@baoet / Ell eneitc
S%lnpnirq uoen Ston2. oil set life
pare lU1l8e, Tor man iuar re9ulTrc
S%litrutCr.
Son fnn ogian pcnte iig Ell pen
@eIonning. bpi9 VIouer realiicreS,
i6ct Soro Nortbcliiic bar uoIooct
$4,000 Collars til BEN isrite, iont
flarcr Cp1open. Gn cnaeIit Ciii.
Ger og en- Npiatifer / Snfel Cams
6IooOe nntaqc5 at bile fonlmc iii
at ltprc Waifinen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31
Konorcsien.

Erpiioent @iliou pan0t / Src.
bags Ell betpoelig Seir / lit Stamp
angoocnoe 8anaIaigiiterue, l0et
aongrealens NeprpielitanthuS uco-
tog Den al aouiiteen in0itLleoe ipe-
ciele Regel for 9ebanoIluN al ,Sor.
llu9et on at opbpue oen Varagraf
| &dnallouen, lont lritager anteri.
tdrlte apitiarteier Tor at betole Nj.
glitter / Sigbe0 meo nnore Sfibc.
lloidloct er laa nleget mere bernGr.
fe%lieaupr0ig, iom Dc le0enoe Gcn1o.
frotcr, iaalom Speafer 9Iarf,
UNDERWOOD o. a., Idtte alt mo pod
at iaa Observation-Disclosures iorfnltet,
Zen euoeliee Aiitemniug uouilte en-
goo Wtaloriiet Tor Den iorellaaeoe
CrbcnaregeI.
Mau oniaa Srebag aiten, al ari.
i%eprnftct our paslerct % ntn inns.
0eier 9eotageIien AZ ielue Spb9oel
iesioril0get paa Sirs0ug cller Ems
Dag me0 Ell Winioritet al 100 eler
mere.
Sebatten oper Gins 9ia - Cp.
Observation-Disclosures - begpn0te 6re.
Bag. og oa Wisoet bppeOes bar 40.
ifiaige al De tilitooeoe 20 elmer an
penotc paa Gebatten. DIR. Sims
bolot en- Gale for C~pbGpelIe %
Or. UNDERWOOD talte imoo.
Senotet peotog Ell 9ia I'll Hegu.
lering al Sermtnhanocl / gomulo.
Gfterpaa iremiatte Senator aenpon.
ser tiQigemeo andre bauoe misior.
itaaet ct Amenoement til Segoliler
ing al pisie "Eooliug OPERATIONS,
6oriIag ON at retoniioerere IiItem.
ningen ouer NiQen.
Scnatet begpnote Sreoog Se.
banoling al Gomlteeus amenoemen-
fer iii ben az 0uiet uebtogne &c.
uilguiugslop Tor arnleen. Amen0e-
meiltcrne ulloe fsie omtrert inn
WtiQioner Collars iii 9epilgrirget
ne. ~uGieutlig Tor aIsb al 6eltfdno-
ner % Ammunition Tor WiiIitien.
Gebatten ouer Gins Bill ~iortiat
tes / 0uiet 9sroag. a%ongresmuno
Noumion taItc Tor 9iaen % aon-
gresmauo &itaroion al 0lislisiippi
inlo0 ben.
Senatet peotog @sr0u8 Seoilg-
ninaslouen Tor Armeeu me0 Ell 20.
tolilum al 1919 glilion Collars,
omtrent 7t1a Diiaion mere emo &c.
p~ilgningen / Suieta 9ia o. omtreirt
li8eioa meget ouer iioite Mars @e-
pilgnlng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31
Wye Nlvroerier.

Sra Tefing China, teIegrnfere5
oen 25oe Wtart5:
en mat0itGrf GsuerbnrOe UNDER
Sepoinaen "Spi0eulps" perionlige
aommonoo iuotog ioag % plpnore-
oe % brpnbte 8pen 2ling Gbid)oi !
Tropinien Sben'i.
&c orpbte 230 al Snobpggerne
% inareoe % fog tiliange ilere
@unbre0e andre.
"SoioeuIps" Seriinser bar biz.
iii hope6iageIig pPret begrpniet iii
Eropinierne Supef og &onan %
iortipttes meo ben ~ltsrite 5rPfbeo
tiltroos Tor, al en Sroppeitprfe pna
Here Suien Mono al ben regulGre
arme err ienot / Selten imoo ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31

q. :. Nlliianlmen taIen0e Niones.
bpro ON buao 9tor0mPno peo Gpas
tiabeb og Slio bar bra9t oet til / bct
iremmeoe. -Nien 0enne lloitillln9 re.
prpIeutcrer blot Set enc al
Noromanos .Sorbum0cta Sornlnal me0
Set utilptteoe Norae"; @naningen
i~nochol0er cgina Sfripe. % Npicpp-
%relicr, % et &piIcrum ior Gamer,
Lpor trptte San0@mauoinoer fan
iamle me &rGfter citcr n~uitrenge1Oe
@eieg / lloitillinaeu@ iorifieIIiQe 9li-
reIinaer. SeSuoen Ell itor 6oriam-
Iingsiol, bpis enc SperupN ifoI opf-
teS al ct Geroen9fart / me0et itore
Simeniioner, paa bpilfct Norompn.
oenea ~llobrebelie / &orocHa ioritiel-
lige 9nnoe ifal fremitlleS g%raiilf. :
oenne Sal CT Oct Soufen MI og ga at
niboIoc Wteoer meb 6oreOru1 % Se.
tier FOR Sc Sienuenoenoe; ser piI bI.
a. blipe arrangeret ell ltor Set Den
4be SIllIi, oe Spreneoe StoterS ISri-
%beo5oog. Genne 0ng er aIIereoe paa
llOitillingens Troqrnm betcguct iom
"Norif- gmerifanernes Sag.
Observation-Disclosures nil / Get
ittilptteoe Norge" inoreoe aontorer.
ser bl. q. ifal fuf1gere iom etIlo9S
SpIpSrine a, bpor ollie
tilreiienbe 2onbSmGno fan isge BEN
ON Be enifer Haoo % %ciIeoninq.
Som Or. =. q. @aoe bar lbtrpft
BET: Set utflgtteOe Norqe" ital gis-
res iii et arposningapunft for ole
sc uoilpttcoe Norite bpiS @ei itiTrer
lloitillingen, enten poo illbs eller no.
~goaenoe". If oct Der nGpnte bill
bet fremgaa, at ioolebes iom EapiI.
iongen er inorettet oil Sen / fcrtrin.
Zig 8roo egne iig til bette Sormaol.
90 Noromnnos- Sorbunoet pil ingen
Weie ipare Tor at giere biempenoenoe
2onbsmpnoS 90, SnnsmonOinbcrS
Spbolo iaa bebagelig iom mulig ng
for at be ifaI fsle, at / "GetAltilutteOe
Norge" err De altio biertelig peIfom'
men. Ser fan sc bnile lt6, iptte
Stepne meo @efienote, iinOe line
biemIiqe 4uiier, ooresiere lin Toit %
lege Splpsninqer ON TorboIoe %
Feriorer / lit ga1nle 6Pbrelono, -
fort lagt, betrnqte ben lom lin &lllb.
NorOmon0S -6orb,lnbet giper meb
8lGoe ollie nPrntere OplpSn;nger
ION maatte enlfe5 peorerenoe ll6ltil.
lingen, port e8et aontor oeroppe og
Norgesbeis9 iii Sommeren.
@. &c orgen tierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31
SiuiS Reiie.

Sra Gan 6rancisco meoOeIeS bert
26oe Warts: Zen tranSfontinen.
tale Gasiager N~siociotion er iOag
blet enig ON 9fe0iptteIien / Gasin-
gertarterne iii Eanama Eaciiic ll0.
itillingen / Gan Srancisco rGite
aar. Set beoer Jig, at 9iaetpriien
pil BIZ oer lapeite. iom nogeniinoe
bar ppret betaIt for Sernbonereiier
BERT 2or10ct.
Sur- % Heturbiaet BIZ nenlig
fonlne til at foite minore eno I
Sent MiIen, "a 9illetterne oil giGl-
De FOR 80 9aQe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31

trial Neace". San llaar al MOO
itano NED % trnr Jig onerlegen. Wfcn
atpnu bette folrner iaa Sperflas lens
Wf9llo % ltDrter BAN | NarIameiltet
s aampen bar Hobert 6ranf giort
@~eflenbtitub meo en- ling anlerlfanlt
Game, ionn er iprig Sociallit, % mel
lem oisie TO uOpifler Der Jig ct STEER.
ligbeosforbolo. Robert Srnnf bllr
tilIlut ifllot al observation-disclosures
Seoinifp, "iorbi ban bar bInnoet
aiprligbeo og Eolitif ianmen."
Sranf erflGrer ielp, at ban bar
regrlet Sell, naar ban life o9iaa bar
ilaaet Sperflasien neb og beiet Ben.
StpffetS Spmarid err bramotiif
i~tor'la9en; men ollie &mloers Sos
ming er utiIireOa itillenoe og SigurO
Sbicns Sran1a iaar npf life Tlnos
blanot oe itore Tig~terperfer, ina in-
teresiant ionl bet alligepel fan pore
baooe / i'm 6iloioft og / lin llOierelie.
Siguro Sbien bploer 5ibens raoifole
Sremifriotsioeer, bpao beres reelle
Snobolo angaar; men ban meiler at
BET er Ianoel1s Stormpno, life Sol
fet, iorn ital itpre, og oisie SSoeer bar
ban Io9t goot ino / &obert 6ronf5
&urafter.
Gfterat NilS &iGr ponbt en- iao
Itor Seier meb lin politiife &onneoie
Set lpffelige %alg", Iom tillige err
eft oigteriif Afeiterprrf, faar hi mi ie,
ON Sigltro Sbiens filoiofiif-Iociale
Drama bar noget Iigller0e / &ente.
Sisfnsiipnen nm Scriparet.
Sisfiliipnen ON Soriparct bar
oilers pPret ltgenS Sprmerfe.
Socialiiterne bar arrangeret bel
oige Wtsoer, bpor al &uitning pg
Gle 9e~pilgninger til etbpert Sor.
ipar fategoriif er Bit foroemt, 6or-
%iparets @enner oemonitrerer for at
opmllntre Hegieringen til at tagc ct
fruitig Sag. Sra De itore Nabolall.
De fomnter Ser ibelig Weobelelie r ON
De araftanitrengelier, Iom gjeres %
De Seniigter, iom err / 8ipre, % Spi.
oneriet florerer. Get err ielpislgelig
Hart, at mango al oisIe omreiienoe
Haringer, Ser bellt optrpoer iom
Sagfilere, iom iarer omfring / bort
9ano, err militpre Spioner. Ierom
buroe Der life berife Spil. timber De
nupprenoeSprbolb er set bog tpiliomt
ON &egieringen pil iptte ertraoroi-
NOR &raft ino paa ipecielle Hltititin.
ger eller el,oog poa Gpeliestioens
SorlGn9elie.
s Samn1enbpng n1eo 6oriparS-
Iperasmaalet err Norolallosbailen
lgien oiSfllteret, % BET ipnes III iif-
fert, at ben oil fpn1nle nleo iQm so
peoforetagenoet / Dor no tie Seru6a.
neplan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31
Gberharts Kanoioatur.

Sra Ct. Qaul, Winr., meooele5
ben 26oe Warts: 8uperner a0olph
.. g6erbart FAR ioag nnmelbt iii
aanoioatur for 8iennomiuation
paa Den repubIifanife Sicfet peo
Grimpruolget oen 16oe SUM-. Ger
pil intet poIitiif Sopeotuarter bli
oprettet; oerimoo bar ban ubnGpnt
lin QripotietretPr, Geo. j. 9lutbier,
iii Sormonb ! bans perionIige SIAM.
pognefomite.
5 lin aurogisreIie giper 9uper.
neren ct tortinttet Smribs az lin
&eforo % uOtuler. at BET itnar iii
Solicit at niglere, ON ban paa 3D.
lis az oeune bsr gienp9lges til GU
perrsr eller eL