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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
'Poultrymen to Make
State Society Similar
to the State Grange

Representatives Of the seventy poul-
try associations in all parts of the
State gathered at the Bolton House
this afternoon for the purpose of max
ing the Pennsylvania Poultry Society
a semi-secret society, patterned after
the Pennsylvania State Grange.
Following the method of the Grange
in promoting the interests of farmers
of the State in educational and legis-
lative matters. the organizers of the
poultry association will adopt meas
ures by which the forces of those in
terested in poultry will be lined UP in
a State organization.
The present organization was or
ganized a year ago in Pittsburgh. The
officers of this society are: e. A.
Wierman, of Reading. president; w.
Theodore Whitman. Allentown, vice.
president; j. d. Koons, Treichlers, Sec
retary; Charles Rosenow, Norristown,
treasurer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
No Restraint Of
Trsd> Here

Competition Is the Mother of
Square Deal and the Policeman of
Fair Prices.
Newspaper advertising such as
you see in this newspaper every
day Is an example of the finest.
fairest competition to be observ-
ed in this country.
Under certain restrictions Ito
bar the dishonest or unworthy
the advertising columns of a.
newspaper are common carriers.
They are open, on equal terms.
to all business men with a clean
proposition to put.
Advertisers meet here fairly
Frequently the advertising OF
competitors appears on the same
page.
The newspaper is your market
place. 1t is brought to your door
step. You can buy where you
can get the best terms or the
best merchandise.
Readers of newspaper adyertis-
ing always enjoy the advantage
of an open market and prices
regulated by the law of compe-
tition.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
Church Advertising
Pays Says Smucker

advertising does just as much for
a church as it does for business"
This was the declaration of the Rev.
Clayton A. Smucker, d. D., pastor of
the B. r. Stevens Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church, Thirteenth and
Vernon streets, to-day in speaking of
the results of advertising the evan
gelistic services now on in the Stevens
Church.
Does it pay?" smiled DR.. Smucker.
well, we have had crowded churches
every night. Last night we had to
open the Sunday school room to ac-
commodate the overflow crowd. That,
1t seems to me, is sufficient proof that
people will go to a church as they will
go to department store or any other
place of business when told through
suitable advertising just what they
can expect at the service"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTOR DROPS DEAD
By Associated Press

Philadelphia, Jan. 26.-Clarence E.
Seitz. a United States internal revenue
agent, dropped dead in street car
here to-day. Death was due to hem
orrhage of the brain. Mr.. Seitz was a
revenue agent for four years and an
expert accountant and worked on the
taxation of corporations. He was well
known throughout the State. Before
becoming connected with the govern
ment he was an auditor in the office of
the Pennsylvania Bureau of Charities
at Easton. He was born in that city.
and was 43 years old.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
Convicts Die After
Drinking Hair Tonic

Philadelphia, Jan. 26.-Two prison
ers died yesterday in the Eastern
Penitentiary as the result of drinking
bottle of hair tonic stolen from the
prison barber shop as a substitute
for alcohol. One became insane after
guard found him writhing on the
floor of his CELL Each died in intense
agony. Wood alcohol contained in
the compound had eaten the lining
of their stomachs, according to physi-
clans.
Charles H. Harris, "a years old, died
at 1870 o'clock yesterday morning.
Charles Rich, also "a years old, died
at Z o'clock last night. Both men
lived in this city. Harris aunt lives
at Twelfth street and Montgomery
avenue.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
l1l3EzI3!I1iI3H|

For Harrisburg and vicinity, I'm
settled weather tonight and
Tuesday, probably snow or rain.
lowest temperature Tonight
about 35 degrees.
For Eastern Pennsylvanfa: Unsct-
tied and warmer tonight and
Tuesday, probably snow or raint
moderate east to south winds.
Temperature; g a. M, 70, 2 D. m. 30.
sun; Rises, 7;10 q. M; sets, bi21
p. m.
Moon: New moon, first quarter.
to-day, I ,34 a. m.
River Stage. 30 feet above low
water mark.
Yesterdays Weather
Highest temperature, 3S.
Lowest temperature, "a.
Mean temperature, 81.
Normal temperature, %.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mike koren and Mari Torok, Steel
ton.
Mihaley Wisekovics and Mari Molnar,
,ity.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
Veterans Want Bull Run
Field For National Park
By dssociated Press

Washington, D. c., Jan. 26.-Advo-
Gates behind the movement to have
the federal government create ma
tional park out of portion of the
ground on which the first Battle of
Bull Run was fought are planning to
renew the fight with increased vigor.
The project is being backed by mem
bers of the Grand Army of the Re-
public and veterans of the Confed-
eracy. together with persons living in
the vicinity of the historic spot. Rep
resentative Carlin, who represents the
congressional district of Virginia In
which the site is located, has prepared
bill which. he will introduce prob
ably this week which would provide
for the establishment of the proposed
park.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
Cancer Patient on Road
to Recovery Dies Of
Pneumonia in Hospital

Philadelphia, Jan. 26.-Erman Zook.
of Kennett Square, Pa, who was
showing signs of Improvement under
the radium treatment for cancer, died
in the Hahnemann Hospital here to-
day from pneumonia. Zook, who be-
came ill with cancer nine months ago
while employed as a civil engineer on
the Panama railroad, was given the
radium treatment last week after It
had been found the disease had pro-
crossed too far to perform an op-
GRAFTON. Physicians declared to- day
they believed they could have arrested
the progress of the disease II pneu-
monia had not developed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
FORMER SUPERINTENDENT OF
CHARITIES BUREAU DIES
BY Associated Press

Philadelphia, Jan. 26. - Samuel
Laughlin. former superintendent of
the Bureau of Charities of this city
and a prominent Mason. died to-day
from cancer. He was educated at
Princeton and from Princeton he went
to Lafayette College and took up a
theological course. About the time he
finished preparing for the ministry he
decided to embark on business ca
reer. He later entered public life and
became connected with the charities
bureau and retired several years ago.
He was 63.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
WOMEN FILE PETITIONS
FOR PLACES ON COUNCIL
By Associated Press

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 26.-The petitions
of two women who aspire to member
ship in the city council were among
those filed with the city clerk to-day.
Miss Sara NJ. Hopkins, of the Sec
ond ward, filed her petition personally
after standing in line with other can
didates or their representatives for an
hour A friend filed the petition of
Miss Marion Drake. who will seek to
wrest the First ward Democratic
nomination from Alderman John
Coughlin. Four other women are ex-
pected to file petitions to enter the
primaries
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
Washouts Halt Traffic
on California Lines
BY Assoeiated Press

San Francisco. Cal. Jan. 26.--F'lood
waters swept down from the Sierras
to Californias 700 miles of seaboard
yesterday as rain runs off roof
Last night Santa Barbara was en-
tirely cut off from communication. At
last reports water stood two feet deep
on the railway station platform. Five
washouts on the Southern Pacific Rail-
roads coast and valley line stopped
all traffic.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
CAR PUSH BUTTONS IN USE

Conductors on several of the trolley
lines this morning wer trying to let
the passengers know that the push
buttons between the windows in the
cars were in use. Frequently they
would reach over and stop the car by
pressing the button. On the Second,
Third and Steelton lines. the buttons
are i'm use in some cars. More will
be ready tomorrow and the remain
ier by next week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
FALL. KILLS OLD MAN

Augustus Poolman, the 70-year-old
man, who lay unconscious in his home
at 1015 South Ninth street for hours
after he fell down the stairs dieu al
the Harrisburg hospital this morning.
The old man who lived alone was out
of work and weak from lack of food,
when he fell
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
catch MY PAL" FOUNDER HERE
By Associated Press

New York. Jan. 26.-Rev Robert
G. Patterson, founder of the temper
ance order in England known as the
"Catch My Pal' movement, which has
spread as far as Australia and Cana
da, arrived yesterday on the steam
ship Cedric to lecture for the National
Reform Association of America. Each
convert to temperance has to promise
to convert his best friend.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
LORD STRATHCONA BURIED
IN NORTH LONDON CEMETERY
BY Assoeiated Press

London, Jan. 26.-The body Of the
late Lord Strathcona and Mount
ROYAL, high commissioner for Canada,
was buried to-day with the most sim
ple ceremonies in Highgate Cemetery,
North London. His body lies beside
that of his wife, who died only few
months ago. Before the burial a
great funeral service was held in West
minister Abbey and was attended by
large gathering of State officials and
nrominent persons.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
NEW VERDICT is WANTED

Buffalo, n. Y, Jan. ga commit
tee of the New York Bar Association
at a meeting this month will recon-
mend the enactment of law to pro-
vide that jury in a murder case in
which insanity plea has been used as a
defense, may return a verdict of
guilty, but insane"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
SMALLPOX AT NIAGARA FALLS
BY Associated Press

Niagara Falls. n. T.: Jan. 26.-Dr.
been assigned by DR.. Herman M.
Bisgs of the State Health Depart
ment. to take charge of the smallpox
situation here, arrived here to-day.
The total number of cases Of the dis.
ease is now 1872.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
CAvE-IN DELAYS TRAFFIC

Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Jan. 26. - The
damage caused to the Central Rail-
road of New Jersey at Ashley by q
cave-in of the surface over mine was
repaired at noon to-day and traffic
resumed. The cave came suddenly
last night and its timely discovery by
a trackwalker saved the New York
and Philadelphia flyer" and an ex-
cursion train which followed from be-
ing wrecked.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
BANK HEARING IN DENyER

Denver, Col, Jan. 26.-The claims
OF the Rocky Mountain section for a
regional reserve bank under the new
federal banking system were heard
to-day by Secretaries McAdoo and
Houston. Representatives from Wyo-
ming, New Mexico, Arizona, West
Texas and Western Kansas and Ne
braska also were heard.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
Harscrabble's Mayor
10 Oppose Wiping Out
of River Front Section

Harry ]. Berrier, "the Mayor of
iafoscrabble, to-day made known
his intention of opposing any move
ment to wipe the little community
from the city map
He says he will continue the fight
and predicts the same success at
tanned in 1906 when he prevented a
movement to annihilate the fifty odd
houses of the settlement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
WILSON HAS NOT OFFERED
COCKTAILS PLACE IN PANAMA

Washington, Jan. 26.-President
Wilson has not yet officially offered to
Col. Goethals the civil governorship
of the canal zone and cannot do SO un-
til he issues an executive order for a
permanently government of the zone.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
LOOPS LOOP IN AIR 81 TIMES

Antwerp, Jan. 26.-Jan Olislaegens.
the aviator commonly known by the
sobriquet Daredevil JAM" looped
the loop 81 times yesterday in his
aeroplane. turning seven complete
back somersaults.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26
BUTTER FROM NEW ZEALAND

Chicago, III, Jan. 26.-Butter that
has travelled 10000 miles from New
Zealand soon will be placed on sale in
Chicago and other sections of the
United States. A Chicago produce firm
announced to-day that it has signed a
contract for 100000 pounds of butter
to be shipped this year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-26

York JAM
.e
weight
aking sales =
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06

enoe % mogtIpiicL iom benoeS Bro
Der bapoe ppret. 20 Mor eiter i'm
Sronbeitigelie beitcn1te bun iig I'll at
proflainere Ell M &onltitlltlon, 'onl
logoc al Mfagt / Den regierenoe Sur
ties SGnoer. Ger opitoo siebllffell9
er oIminoelig og Ip0elig Troteit, men
Gronnin9en nPoteoc at 9ipe eiter, og
ct allnin0eligt Sprer n0brso. On
bIooIss HepoIution bleu uofjpnlpet
too FolooSgrlm0en / SonollIu, %
0ronningen bleu oiint.
0ln bar iencre boet / SonoIillit
% lcoet al Ell 9anife pen Feniion.
St0ctl bun o'Iottea, bar ben0eS Mos
raj pPret ntIdnoerIig, og bun bar pP
ret meget googlsrenoe og P6eImo.
dig. Gn tor Gel al benoeS oarlige
Snotpgter bar pGret n6oelt til ben.
oeS iottlNe %2onoSmuno, ionl bol0er
al od rcipeftercr bcnoe li9cioo me9et,
ionl ON bun irem0eIeS bar Oere@
retmT9ligc Qronninq og &c beloe5
llnoerIutter. Sln er ogiaa reipefte.
ret o. Gret al Den u%oenlono'fe Be
ioIfnlng, % benoeS 5ortio5 Wtis-
greb og SfrSbeligbeocr er for lGn9e
iloen tllginne 90 0lemte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06

ct nirfiomt SEQ / bette betponingsfil'
Sc Nrbcioc i%ortiener oerfor "5be
Soeieip Tor. tie Announcement Of
Scandinavian Stuop" al Ben Sil'liit'
ming % Spmuntrine, Ben fan foo.
Zen Sio er iorIpngit fomnlei, Ga
bort Str9p for oe6Ii9eboIoe SntereS-
ierne for ifanoiuapiif aultir %, ON
muIi9, erobre mt @nn0 Tor oisie IN
t%ereaier, meo go6t llobptte fan Orl.
peS peo Siplp al oet engelife ioaoel
iom oe noroiife Sprog. @iitnof er
BET irernoclcS oct Nrbeioc Tor oct nor.
lie % noroiife, ion1 fnuttcr zig I'll pore
Sfoler, ser er al ollerltsrit
Retp0nin0. Get cr Ser, oct 0rlin0-
lrQ0cn6c NrbeiOc mnattc 0iercS %
c bIet abort. Get or ior ~iterlte &c
len Scr, De linge bar iloIu9et Den
9tcipeft Tor fine SPoreS Sprog, iom
pao Here Mno0cr bar gipct fig ino
fraitia lloilng / port SorbolO bnnoc
iom 0orife % iom Imerifonere. @ien
npit eiter bore egne Sfolcr bar De
WtPn6, Iont reprPienterer DC uoroilfe
SSntercsier peO 0e olncrifanife llniuer-
~iiteter % Colleges, aroO paa Dor
Anerfienoelie % bort Samarbeioe;
&c noor peO iii Nrbeioe tiot ct Fllb-
iom er uoenior DC ifan0inaui.
ifc SfolerS Npffcoiooe. oa b%i0rager
meget til at uopi6e Den nor
0iife SSlttcreaieiiprc ut bct netop er
/ 0i5ic StiQingcr, iom isrit
% remit bar inOicet set iormooIS.
/ al oonne Ell Screening FOR
tie announcement OF Scon0lnooion
5tnop", er Ell GmlitGnoigbeo, ser er
intCreSiont, iom 6ormaalet
cr imnltt og fortienitiuIot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
1croen cmfrin0.
Sortirttclic fra Sioc 1.

NortlGtte!1e IRA Slpe l.
Tari& - Troa - Mien - Noniton.
tinopel auiro, ca. 5000 &n1. Sau-
cort: Fori3 - &ieu - aonitan
tiltopcl - Guuru&. Gel 5000 am.
Gilbert: Toria ~ Ceres. 1000
Sim. pnn en- 2nN meo Ell Ncoitigning.
@orro@: Spcr MjoocIbnpct ira ct.
IopbncI til Suni@ uocn Spholo poa
7$I Simc 500 am.
Sremifribtcne bar / 1918 uTret
bctpocIil witorre cnb / set ioreaoacnbc
Nor. % DC Qi1Ioer:
Stcrre Stobilitct pes Moifinerne,
iom miliegier 6lpuniuger enboa /
itcrf Nino.
Sgning al Maifiucrnes Siffer-
beo, iom mlligsier Iongc SIpuniuger
lloen llIpffer.
Gn uipopanIie Stiening al Mta.
itincrneS Saitieeune, % iom Sslgc
Neroi Ell %betpoeIig lloitrStniug al
Sc Iiitanoe iom or tilbageIa9t.
On iterf llopiflins al &onitruf
tioner al 6Ipuebaaoer o. &poroaero-
planer.
SIpucmalfinerne$ iterre Stabilitei
or iremfommet peo Sorbcorin9er.
iom bpilcr paa ioauel piocnifabell1c
llnoerisaelier % Grperimeuter. pcn
Sc bermco iGrlia bcifiTitigeoe Scr
iegaauitoIter. iom paa %SluuerneS ito.
Dig e9eoe G%riarin9er. MeuS man
iii at bcspuoe meo bare fumoe ilppc
/ olbcleS title @eir. itigcr SIppcrnc
M uben ar nsle 90 / Ell &ino meo Ell
Siprfc paa 4S-55 sam. Simen. %
Der er ioretogei Spitigninger iiocr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
Sra Stefansion:
Grpeoitionen

6:o @oibinston mleboeleS Sen 3bie
Scbriiar: I'll be Sor. Staters Sp-
lpSningsbureat er Ser ira Gbeien Tor
@ureailetS NIaifaOipiIipn, ySiQiam
Z. Sopp, inOlobet Ell telegraiiif Weo-
belelie on, at ct Heoning$belte, ser
uar merfet meo Hapnet "anrlut", ct
al TiIbialmor StefansiouS Grpeoi-
tionSitibe, pnr ifpIlet ilano poa ap-
item / Nprbeoen al &ipolilta, IIa-
ifa. Sen iioite Giterretnirg, man
bar bapt ON "aarlllf", bar aiienot
ira Toint BARRON, IIaifnS noroliq-
tie Trnft. / @uguit. Gen gif no
paa, at Stibet bar orepet til SopS
meb Sieu,
TeoningSbeItet blep brepet ilanO
ulber en- iuUr Storm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
ll9elo ielo noar @inoen bor bopt en-
SditlQhe0 Bon 1910 &n.

uDelo ielo noar @inben bnr bopt er
Sditigbeo gao 70-S0 am.
Der er ogiao ejort me griaringer
ON eienoommeIiee 2uitiorbolo, ION
frazer me Sorbeoringer. Segogneul
'ort9ler iaaleoes ira i'm Seioere'
foroflppning 27Se December, oa bar
naoebe $50 Weter, at ban pluoieIia
/ 1000 Weters Sei0e life ipntes al
fnnne iaa Waifinen iii at itiee beie.
re, VICTOR og Tropeller orbeioei
llflanoerlig, men Winlfinen itoo al0e.
les title. 2egagneltr bar tpbeliq
fommet mo | ct 2uitIng, iom bob pao
lPrli9 Mooitanb. Giterat ban / fem
Oiinnter boooe isgt at operDinoe oct.
te, bolot ban netop paa at iti9e neb
igien, oa Mtaifinen Iige plubieIig %
nforflarllg igien iif SGite / 2uiten
% ite9 pioere opoDer.
Den seeOe Siffcrbeo og Suitiebeb
bar muIiggiort LANCE 5lppninger,
lom opergaar alle Be ti0ligere, os beil
eneltaoenoe Mfrobatilnpning, bbori
Tt9ouo, Gbonteloupe og GbepiQiaro
or Meitere.
SDao Surtiebeoen nitgaar iaa brag-
te3 Ben 29be December WebbeleIic
ON, at Den ri,siiife aoptein Siefolt-
toll babe iat m 0aitigbeosreforo
meb 22312 &m. / (imen. SCR BAN
baDoe Eeooit naoet oen ~lterite Saitie.
beO paa Ell 9eperousiin meb 100
S.8. Wotor, unoer @oroon.@e n;let
ilpDningcrne, meo 1898 sem. / 81.
men.
Der er ioretaeet ilcre Slppninger
ooer Ilperne, Naris - Berlin uoen
Spbolo oper LANCE Sisitrpfninger.
6lponingerne oper Sen engelife So
nal er Bit iaa ooqligoagie, at oe life
lpnger Opffer Spmcrfiombeo.
6oruben be openior nppnte Gang
f%l,guninger fan be8lr6en incomes Sic
tor GtpiilerS 6lppning ODER Spif-
lano, 1920 SIM. pan "a elmer; So
tllrne'S 6lppning pon 1902 Sem. / IS
elmer % is Min. uoen SpboIo,
Or. Sbulins 5lppning frem og trtbo,
&c oper Giteriisen % Oscar @iberS
6lpuninger oper AIperne. Sam ilpi
ierit / Mai ODER @e~rneroIperre og
iiOen / Sui ira Bern til WtiIano
opcr Sungfrau % tilboge Wilono-
oper 2lifmonierpnSiet ianlt fra
@niel ri6ere til @crn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06

Csiaa en- Signatur. Slere iran-
ife Grnltnere. oeriblanbt Wtaleren
@onnot og Siaeobua9eren &obin, er
blet enige ON at ioripnc fine 9unit-
pcrfer mco fine S%ilgeraitrpt lite
octior mes fine NapnetrGf. Genie
SorboIosregeI'er taeet for at beifpt,
te iig MOO Den operbnanotagenbe Sn-
buitri meo at Iape iaIife "aunltuer-
fer" % ioripne Dem meb Ell eller an-
Ben beremt alinInterS Hapn. Sor
&ontrollens SfpIo ifiiIoe ioa Sc
a~ilnitnere, iom agter at iigrere fine
Serfer paa oerrne Maabe, beporere
line 6inseraftrpf / Winiiteriet for
Sc i%flsrne Sumter. 0enne Sroning
oil i9rIie sIeoe De rise amerifanere.
iom er blet taget griinbia neo H9-
ien al ei,rop9iife "Sabrifanter" al
iaIife 3~llnitperfer. Ger er iaaleSes
fonitateret at ser iinbes flere 9ano.
ifabsmalerier, iieneret meb Iapnet
9orot, elb set piIbe pGre mlliat at
male al Ell entelt Ntano, ON ban iaa
uloltc uaibrit0t / 100 Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
Traatfria mellem 0e Itore Mtlon-

Sragtfris melem be itore atlan-
bapSlinier brpgeer set III op til.
Sperensfomiten meucm Sc ltore Gin
ier - BEN iaafalote 9(tlanterhaps-
Eool = itoleb ben lite Sanuor, og
Ben er fife fornpet igien, foroi Sonl-
burg Nmerifa 2injen fom paa &ant
meo oe epri9e 2inier ierlis Sat-
lanosIinierne Norbtpife 2lopo, Teb
Star og ben boIanoif.amerifanife
Sinje. NiSie iioite 2inier sioroe /
WanougS Samburglinjen eft SilbuO
ON at fornpe Sen gumle Sperens-
fomit forelsbig til BEN lite Warts,
men Be bar enonu intpt Spar iaaet.
Snti0lertib bar Sam6urglinien neo-
lat Sorten for 3bie Hlaos Tesiage.
rer til $25, og Sc arbre Sinier bill
rimeligpis itrar ipare meo at gaa
en0nnt lapere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
Sra 1loroe.
S~ortirtteIic fra Sioe 1.

Wfooer oil arbei6e for friiteli9 Gn.
beo. Get nnoet @icilomeoe oil ser.
for uotole, at oi9ie Mpoer lou Ell
EXPERIMENTATION ior iripiliqe %frilteli-
ne Nirflomheoer i~n6enior Dor Strife
fun fan ieqe Somor6eioe meo Dem,
lom nlorbebOloent initbolocr bibelif
opoItoliif a%riitentro, innle0cS iom
oenle fort CT iommcuiattet Cutters
lille &atefiSmlS."
Get oplpitcS al Soonepreit WiS.
lei paa Me0et, at ser MI err If fri
Itelige lln9Oom3ifoler Der / 2anoet
unc0 c0llc @pgnln4cr, 30 faltc SUrc-
re og 500 Glcper oorlig.
llTgtc Barn.
Ne9icrinaen lorclTgger Ell HTffe
GomIofnit anaoocnoc llngte 0nrns
retslige StiIling % nerni flpOenOe
&omplifntioncr: SfilSmi5ie, Nrne.
bcrcttigelie oip. Stnt5raooerne Gait-
berg, SmboIt % llrbpe boloer paa
Nrpcret for Barn ie0t ltoerior 9Gg-
tcifobct, me6en3 Oe eprigc Meolcm-
mcr al Hcgierinqen bar 9etGnfelig-
hcber %li9eopcrior octte. De ioreilaor
b%erior piSic SifferbcoSreQler, / Gil
IUl0e SnOcrlfobct life CT erficnbt.
Sibitc |caiucnbebcr.
Get bar poft mc1cn oQ ifnrp Snb.
iiQcllc at Stll0cntcriumiltn6ct til
fOnmen0e Scmciter bl. a. bar ino-
bitot Spen &eoin og Heooftpr No.
SrurmTl til at holoe EoreoraQ Den
iioIte ON "0irettc 9lftion". Oct bar
Sronmpl, iom toq inb / lit @loo Sru
Gailif WeSIelS Nlrtlfcl ON Morbet
paa Sabrtfeier NoabeimL % Spen
&eOin bar giort Jig bcnerfct beO llo-
t~aIclier ON Norqc, iom life alto bar
ppret al oct qooc. Mi fonr nj ie,
bporIe0cS oettc Iebcr al. &lnoe man
meo 40 bore poa Mcoin9 S%orflnrir
ger Der, iao piloc set life prrc f
Sfn0e. Neireblo0cncS NnQrcb paa
Stubcnteriomiunoet for %n0bpoclicn
ipncS ocrior ncppe pno i'm Elab@,
%cg bcGpnbte mco &rloercforocr.
ne; icl ioor 0o lutte mcb ot.nUpnc,
at mems Oscar Wntbieien after bar
iInoct inc e1nc Heforber igicn / %
uo@ 600 Wctcr pao Sec. 43.N %
iInoct &eroenSreforben pao 5000
Dieter. iom Iotte@ Al Sollrnoercn
&aop Gbcn pua &annor for ouer 20
Nar ii0eL iou cr Norgesmeitcrifabct
iorcaonet / Sron0bicm / Hegn %
Srle. Mothicicn5 me TcrocnSrer
foro cr s Minllter 36 % 6 Sienocs
bel& ScfunO. Cen ganllc par S.37.6.
San er nltioa I Setlno be0re. Nus
iereu Strunnifoii Hog Sen Der / 1911
mco y Seflmo; mcn iii Sen life an
crticn6t, 0n hon life beltoa / Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
Kr0per $l2,OOO,OOO
| Slater

Sra GIeoeIano, Ohio. mebbeIes sen
Sole 5ebruor: 80 Sfatteopfrrpere
/ G~upaboga County, Sobn :. 6acfler
% @iniom Genetu, %inoianbt Jig ioas
/ SIiefongen Sobn g. Hocfefelers
Stem, Sorrcit Sin / Gait GlepeIono
o. opcrroftc ham ct itriltIiet Scr
Iangenoc ON 9etalingeu al $4,000.
900, iom han par ublignet / Sfat
paa ell nuiIaaet MfpbiIariormle
("perionaI prcpertp") paa 5000.
100000.
&c paaitoo. at han, peo at bore
iait bciat / Gountpet Steriteparten
al Ioret. bar blepet loplig State.
poer / Gourmet.
Mr. &octcicller benpiitc Se TO ori.
itiee Staitetr9pere til i'm Sag'srer.