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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-15

Gear Stnplrs and Mary StreetHl
An regular service win ho held to-
day.
Thu Sunday School opcns at $50
a. M
The sunbeams meet at 800 y, M
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-15
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

AZ houston; Nklahoma Assies 8.
Rice Institute Is
A Cambridge Harvard o. brown Q.
AZ Princeton. Yale ~. Princeton "a.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20
FORMER AMERICAN FORK
WOMAN PASSES AWAY
Many Local Friends Attend Funeral
In Salt Lake City Thursday
Forenoon.

Mrs Laura Smith Walker, wife OF
j. w. Walker, died at her home on
/. street, in Salt Lake City. last Sun
day. She had been ailing since last
Thanksgiving Day and for some time
her life had been despaired Of She
leaves two children, boys, about 10
and IA years of age.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker came TO Amer
lean Fork about twelve years ago,
and during their residence here Mr.
Walker acted as bookkeeper for the
Chapman Mere. Co, During much Of
this time Mr.. Walker acted as superin-
tendent of the Stake Sunday Schools
While here Mrs. Walker. because OF
the sincerity of her friendship and
lovable disposition, gained a number
of close friends, many of whom at
tended thief uneral. which was held
from the family residence Thursday
at 10 o'clock The Alpine Stake Sun
day School officers sent most beau
tiful floral tribute.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20
5h-Sometng Doing All the TmI
American Fork Department

consist of toilets for the boys and
girls, the excavation of two feet from
the basement of the north wing of
Science Hall and the placing of a
cement floor In the same Also doors
in each side of the basement, leading
one to the boys toilet and one to the
girls. The boys will enter from the
west and the girls from the east, but
the two toilets will DO entirely sep
arate. The contract also calls for two
large cesspools, TIE price for all OF
which is a little over $500. There
were several bids, there being but 81
difference between the two lowest
ones.
The contractors are Just completing
the hauling away OF approximately
1000 yards of gravel from In front of
the new high school building. Most
OF the dirt was sold to the Orem road
for leveling up East Main street level
with The railroad grade. 1t Is intend
ed to cover the high school grounds
with coat of soil and park 1t off next
spring
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20
WILL ATTEND SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION AT CHICAGO

The Rev. Wildman Murphy left this
week for Chicago. where he will at
tend the International Sunday School
Convention at Chicago, which con-
venes from the 23rd to the Both inst.
Delegates will attend from all parts
of the North American continent. Mr..
Murphy is utah's representative on the
international committee.
The convention will be made up
from delegates from all the Protestant
churches and represents a Sunday
School membership of over seventeen
million members. Alexander Eber-
hart of Salt Lake City will also be n
Utah delegate.
Miss Velma Wood, who has been
living with Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy since
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20

H. small, bowling Alley.
=. r.. Newton, Blacksmith.
a Is. Thornton ~ sons, Lumber,
-Ual, etc.
l.. W. Nelson, Livery.
~, h. Lee, Express.
}. 5. x Edward Clements, Hides and
Junk.
r.. A.. hickman, Real Estate.
American FORK Bottnng Works, IL.
>. Rasmussen
American Fork Heating Il Plumbing
Co.
Besides these there will be line of
gaily decorated automobiles under the
direction OF W. w. Southworth and w.
.. Chapman.
Cowboys and cowgirls, Indians, old
Zine stage coaches, emigrants, SOL
IIers. etc.
Many Are Coming Home.
The secretary Of the Homecoming
week Is in receipt OF u number of let
GERS from former residents OF Amer
can Fork, telling us they expect to be
III American Fork for the home-C Com
ing week. Some who have not been
mere Tor Il great number of years have
expressed desire to return and meet
olu friends. We would IKE to publish
dll OF the letters If we had space, but
mat is impossible.
II the old saying is true that "straws
indicate which way the wind is blow
ing" there is going to be one of the
greatest gatherings ever held in Amer
lcan Fork during the week OF July 2
to 8. Make your plans right now and
get ready to come. You will be well
come.
70 BE Time OF Reunions.
Homecoming Week will be the oc-
casion of many family reunions. AL
ready several have been planned and
many more will have been arranged
for before July will have arrived.
The occasion is most fitting time for
holding family reunions. as in many
instances it will be the first time In
years that all the members of the
family will have been gotten together
Wholesale Houses Sending Prizes.
Wholesale houses OF the state are
sending prizes down for the various
contests during Homecoming Week
Heres the first one to arrive:
Salt Lake City, June II, 1914 .
Mr.. j. l.. Dunkley, Secretary Home
Coming Committee, American Fork
Utah.
Dear Strive are sending to you
box OF chocolates. to be given away
during Homecoming Week as a prize
In whatever contest your committee
may deem advisable.
You have our best wishes for sue
cessful week of pleasure and recrea-
ton, and with kind regards, we remain
Yours very truly,
j. MCDONALD CHOCOLATE co.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20
Fourteen Cars Of Sheep
Shipped TO Reservation
Novel Method OF Saving Lambs from
Coyotes.

Messrs Brown and Friday this week
shipped seven carloads of sheep con
tanning over 1000 head, from here to
Cotton, from which point they will be
taken TO their summer range on the
Reservation. Another similar ship
ment will be loaded on board the cars
by the same gentlemen a few days
later
Brown and Friday this spring adopt
ed method of saving their lambs
from marauding coyotes that is new
and novel II consisted of tying a red
calico rag around the lambs neck soon
as 1t was born, which was left there
ull the lamb was locked a bolt Of
the cheapest thrce-Ceut red calico was
purchased and cut in strips long
enough TO be tied In a bow, Whether
1t is the unusual smell Of the cheap
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20
American Fork Ball Team
Still indicated Champions

The baseball game Wednesday be-
tween American Fork and Central
Park again demonstrated the home
teams superiority, the result being Z
70 In favor OF American Fork This
makes American Fork still the I'M
defeated champions in the league
team. The game opened with score
OF to ? at the close of the first inning
III FAVOR of the visitors, Dut this score
was son reversed and the final result
was never in doubt. Mitchell did the
pitching for the home team and Keetch
Tor the visitors. Both did good work
The game next Wednesday is with
Spanish Fork
The lineup at Wednesdays game
follows.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20
Famous Old. Yankee
Again to the Front
Another Strike In the Canyon Record.
ed--Ihe Biggest of the iear-FiOw
OF Water stops Work on the IA.
cific.

But few days ago the Two
Jacks" John Armstrong and John
Uranium, secured a suitcase on
portion OF the old Live Yankee mine In
American Fork canyon from John
Cieghorn, or the Beleorphon Mining
company, who own the original lease
fhe men lost no time in getting to
work after securing the lease, ana
WITHIN forty-eight hours after com
menclng work they had filled hun
dred sacks with high-grade galena ore
ana in the evening phoned down to
II, Z. johnson to send up by John Nc
rague All the sacks that he could get
for them. Mr.. Johnson sent up by
Mr.. McTague yesterday ten bundles Of
fifty sacks each, all that the Pacific
company had on hand
The Two Jacks" reported by tele-
phone that they had four feet of the
nigh-grade galena characteristic Yam
kee ore, ana that 1t was going down"
strong. AS Yankee ore of this class is
worth approximately 500 per ton In
lead and silver values. 1t would appear
that the strike OF the Two Jacks" is
most important one. In fact. If the
telephone reports prove true, 1t is the
most important one of the year.
The old Yankee has an erratic his
tory. In the early days fortune Of
$25O,000 was taken out In one body
iying right In the grass roots. This
IN And 10 hut htotnnnn from
the old historic find and one or the
other Of them appears to be an on
shoot from the other. Only last year,
on the same property and little way
down the canyon, a single boulder
weighing 5000 pounds was taken out
of the dirt and brought $3.50 at the
smelter.
Just how big the new strike will
prove is, OF course. mere matter OF
speculation, The boys will sack II fast
as they take IL out. Neither was IL
learned exactly where the find was
made, but impressions gained over the
telephone are that 1t was but few
feet from the surface.
Word also comes down from the can
yon that the nine men Peter Miller
had at work sinking on the Pacific
mine have all been taken out of the
shaft and been put to work on surface
prospecting. This is because the flow
OF water has driven them out. 1t Is
understood that Mr.. Miller is nego-
tiating for a gasoline engine and an
air compressor, which, when installed,
will take care of the water and sink
ing will be resumed.
The Utah Centennial, a Pleasant
Grove aggregation, is doing some de-
yelopment work and have struck a
small stringer of silver bromide ore,
though they have not yet reached the
destination where they expect TO get
the body which they hope to find in a
big assure vein twenty or thirty feet
ahead, for which they are running a
tunnel now in between 800 and 400
feet.
George Tyler in the Bay State and
Ned Wild in the Dutchman report
about the same conditions as last
week Both are taking out little ore
and hoping for larger bodies,
LARGE TEMPLE EXCURSION.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

To aid in the promotion Of sal
Fourth, on the coming Fourth of Jul
Il wish to inform the business men
our city that the sale OF firecracksi
OF any explosive materials will \
strictly prohibited. We not only prS
hibit the sale of explosives, but d,
discharging of same will be prosecului
under the city ordinance.
EARL 8. GREENW00D
2O-2t Mayor of American Fork
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20

recent years was the Temple excur-
sion over the salt Lake Route lnurs-
day from Pleasant Grove, American
Fork and Lehi. There were 3l4 at
tended, most of whom spent the day
in the Temple, returning the same
evening.
One hundred and four went from
Lehi, l25 from American Fork and So
from Pleasant Grove.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20
N O TICE

An invitation is hereby extended to "A
representative of the following cities to
participate i'll relay and potatoe race;
Lehi, American Fork, Alpine, Pleas
ant Grove and Linden.
Each contestant must be equipped
with three good saddle horses, one to
De used for each course.
A cash prize of $500 is offered for the
winner of potato race and 81 10 the win
ner of the relay.
For further information write or
phone to
CLIFFORD H. YOUNG,
American Fork
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20

~aico or the sight of a red rag, never
theiess II was successful in preventing
The loss of single lamb by coyotes
during the usually destructive Landing
season. Several were killed by wild
cats, but non by coyotes.
John Mayne is the last sheep man
10 leave the desert. He will take his
sheep up the south fork of American
r'ork canyon for the summer range.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20
MRS. SJOSTEDT SUES
FOR A DIY0Ru

Mrs. Ellen NJ. Sjostedt this We
commenced suit for divorce agall
Oliver Sjostedt In the district cou
She Is asking for the custody OF ID
child and $40 per month allimo
The Sjostedt's were married In "
Mrs. Sjostedt formerly being "
Carl Dickerson.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20

she was four years Of age, will ID
company him as far as Grand ISLAM
Neb., where she will visit with Id
brother, and later with her father
Murdoch, S. Oak.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20
Public School Improvements
sanitary Toilets Being Installed Under
Science Hall for Usee Of Students
Attending Public schools.

Mcbride 4 Baxter were this week
awarded the contract for making i'm
provements in and around the public
school buildings. The improvements
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-06-20
Air Ship For Homecoming Week

The Largest Crowds American Fork Ever Had Will Be Here
July 2, 8, and 5-The Event Has Been Advertised
Throughout the State and All Adjoining StatesTo Be
Time OF Re- Unions-Committees All Working Hard and
There's No Doubt About the Celebration Being the Big
gest in the Cty's History.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
WerfeIi9e Sr9r.

Eli Sc Understandable Sr9r paa
Sorben berer Sofartreet eller Oct
ipngenbe Sre / Nubien. Saainart
Ell iaste Sino itrpger ben oper bet,
Finger Ser ira Greet laliomme 20,
ner Iom fra Ell Slsite. Ge Snofeote
fortaller, at BET er Sc Ifosoes Ian-
Ser, iom fuller fig nnber 9r9ets
Slaoe % siuer fig t%ilfienoe aiennem
Gang. Sc proiaiife bpioe 29roe
paaltaor berimoo, at Tonerne ifriper
iig ira utallige inraa Suller, iorn Stt'
letter bar boret / apiite % @rene.
ct anoet nnocrliet Gre Ct bet Iaa.
falote SaaretrG paa De fararilfe
Ger. Selp / Sen prrite 2prtetio fal.
Ser Ser nafbrlot @anobraaber iom
&een fra globene. Dc Snofsote
lamler 0anoet, iom altib er rent oa
rift, % benptter set til Oriffepano.
Mton meiter, at Greet ipcoer ITO 6lia'
tigbcb sienncm utalliae Torer pao
gaeiioen at @labene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
Sra oaml, Oaoe.
Gn observation-disclosures REQ oct cauifc
Sci irr 200 Ner iiocu.

Zen oanitc Trin3 NoQc3 Sormr.
Ina ulco Sen itolicuitt GomicSic
Galpi Sc @crgolo bril9er Ct inf @lao
Ill al minoc ON en- IIanenoc Niitoric
/ Oct oanitc &onpchu@ ior POO Mar
iibeu. Gcrgou1 par Oct Cater Al
Sen prciialiitc NmboSiobpr / aicbcn.
bopn, iom ipilIcoe Den f~uinocIlNc SO.
peorollc / Sfueipillet. Gen mouo-
liAe Sooebrolle uoierte@ al inQcn
rin8ere enb Song Srcbcrif IN al
Sonmorf Norpe.
Soma Srcberit IN, Iou bIep icoi
Den 21oe Sttober 1871, fom pao
Sronen Den 25oe Aua,it 1899. San
in~tere$iereoc liz nleaet Tor lin 8icr.
ming iom Wonarf. hpab ser ooa life
iorbinorcbe bnm / oaiaa at ioropbC
iig i pisie galantc gpentpr. GctiC
meoisrtc, al aongeu meb Siocn iii
en- nofiaa iior Stob al bengipre Sen,
inoer.
: 1896 blep ban iornlGIet mcf
Friniesie Souiie al Mecflenburo.
! 8iiitrosp, iom iflGnfeoe BAN iir(
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
SfbIge Heooelelic fra Rateni.A 40

pofaterne 8iniamion & Werfart,
GER. 925-933 metropolitan 2iie
YIoe. (fer Guaranty 2oan) Minne.
apoIis, Minn., er i BEN iorIsbne llgc
fsIsenoe Eotenter tiloelt Winneiota
oa Oafota Spfinoerc:
Minnesota: NJ. A. Christensen, North
field. Reinforced Tie. Andrew Dahlberg,
Wyoming, Land Marker. A. ]. Gray.
St. Paul, Bushing. H. +. Holmes, Min
neapolis, Grain Cleaning Mill. p. A.. John
son, Minneapolis, Cu~ltivating Machine.
U. d. Kenworthy. Zim, Marker. G. F.
Matzner, Mpls., Shoe Heel. NV. Roberts,
Chisholm, Heat Insulated Receptacle.
WIS. Shaft, Faribault, Stitch-down Shoe.
H. E. Shedd, Minneapolis, Changeable
Exhibitor. +. H. Tracy, Cass Lake,
Combined Lock ard Latch. ]. Ulricb,
Beardsley. Back Pad. c. c. Van Dyke,
st. Paul, Package Tie. - South Dakota:
Edward Herr, Butler, Feed Mill Governor.
A. J. Johnson, Lead, Heater and Foot
Rest for Vehicles. S. Carlson, Elk Point,
Seed Corn Tester. S. Carlson, Elk Point,
Rack. - North Dakota: D. l.. Williams,
Blanchard, Grain Door.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
SpUr ,lerpctcb,rcpieemi

sra Ct. &ohu'2, Erouinicn C.uc-
bee, mr0oele@ Sen 5te Mort2: Nj
@pcn3 1000 Su0bu9Nere er opcr
1000 onNrcbnc Al Ell milo Gums
cpioemi % bar ioraarioget itor 6or-
%iturrelie / ,Snouitri ol NorrctninGS-
Iipct. Ger cr motruiict Here 0eo5.
iuI0.
CQioa magQc Al SoIoatcruc / SET
her itationcrcoe GroaourcAimcnt or
onlrebuc Al Gebcrcu ~ Niiltrr0cs
p|urtcnlcntct har beororct Ell rur-
mere llnoerieNclie,
Cpi0cuiCu hor Qrcbct ON iil /
Ncn Wra0, at Oct er mcQet palllfc-
ljl at Ion Sc nnQrcbnc iioIcrcoc.
Nlun0t STQcrnc cr Set ocn oIminoc
lilc MeninM al Gpi0cmien ifplbc8
oct ilctte McIfcopipn "a SET oaor.
lilc SrittcuanN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10

Oct fortPIles ogiaa, at Trinien bite
fig meset folo operior Ioresiens
Sorfatter. Crit @uIlum tiger: "Ie
fire, fem Gage, &riitian 5reorif op.
boIot fig / S%ronobiem, er naturIispis
blepet iremitillet iom icitIise. for.
baabningsiuloe % frooige paa 3iI.
fro. Sanobeben er bel irarere, of
Der raaoet en- fislie Stemning, %
of mani fsIte, man itoo binanben as.
ifillig fjernt. - San bar reilt
no, beber oct, for at lore Stemnin.
gen / 2anbet at fienbe. Sg / Sronb.
bicm maa ban hare lprt life laa Ii.
BET. Sg ben 2erbpm ban bsitet, fat,
bel rettelig ianmcnfattcs iaaleoes, al
Der pbeoes bans p%erionlige Stillina
al mlIIig % snifelis Mnerfienoelie
life minoit peo oprigtig Safnentlig-
beb, men at Ser iamtioig bar ringe
ltbiigter for hans politiifc Tlaner.
Sfuifct reiIte ban ipooper igien. gr
lom fiilate bam flyer, at ban ofte bar
triit % trpffet."
Erinien bapbe nemlig / Tronb'
biem ingeliiombelit Ststte fact fpt
Den Spfatning, at ban bar obelsbaa'
rem til Noraes Sronc cller at ban
ggenifab al oanif Yrins bar ielpifre'
ben Ion NorgeS &onee. SAM bapot
msot en- beitenrt 5orbrine ON, at Der
burbe ialnnenfaloes en- &epraienta'
ton, iom ifuIoe beltemme oper Nor'
ges SfiGbne.
Ser bar ogiaa / Ben nGpnte Mores.
lc ooifillig Srooo til bet tioIigert
Statsitpre, iom bapoe fsrt ltlpffel
pper oct norife Jolf.
Trinien mootog Sprbom pac
GeiIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10

&c regulpre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ms.
Der ielpfslgelig life op % oisfuterer
meo "Gpnamitntanben", iom ban or
blepet foIbt Der; men ellers oil Der
nof itaa enoel &se al bans SptrR.
Ben.
% iaa Ieiret og S~trsmberg, Tom
ieg bar laa rbcloig at omtale / ct
tibligere @rep! San tor MI ialfalo
life fonme til ariitiania. Hea,t og
Sneflpffer / gnfferne, uoflGffebe
Sommeriugle, og uenbelig Sele /
Here Tiger tiff imob bans Spaaoom-
me. San, iom par ben itore Monb,
ba ieg ifrcp, iorbi Oct begpnbte iaa
goht, er M life mere enc Ell ganife
alminoelig nmerifanif Ilmanafpro-
Jet. Seg lfal afipprge ellc Erofetier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
Gtterretnin9 fra
Stcfanslon

Sra Muibin1ton mcboclcs ben Ste
Mnrtn: Get Rationale %9eograllltc
ScIlfab mooto0 ioaN ct @rcp ira
&iIbjnlmIr Stclauaion, huia Grpebi-
tionaifib "&arlut" liObcr icit / Siell
oct amrttiifc Ocean ciltebs ubcnIor
9lluifn9 9iorofuit. - Ntr. Stcian3-
ion omtalcr / Nrcuci tine Nloner I'll
eli al Sc lullQltc SIr0etlrer. Ion no
NcnlnnN cr foretaact, ncnlIia ira
BARRON, Malta. til ct Elungt ca. 600
Mil / Oh ocrua.
"a S~tcinnaion oilcn0tc @rcpct,
tIcn0tc bGu cn0ml intct iii "Marllf3"
StlUbnc, heller lntct ON. at ct an
set al Grucoitioncna Stibc, "Ntarp
Snh@'. par blepet fnllt Al &Icu pna
Soften al Nlalfa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10

Conner % eli Cater. Men oIlereoe
/ &c iprltc Nor al oette Ngtc'fab,
iom llct life bar ulnffcllgt, blep
aono Srcocrif itcrft iorclifet / Den
pofre ungc Sclcnc pom Nlcrcaa pngs
ite Cater al Den prciialilfe Beloitot
/ a~isbcnbupn s. 6. g. Don Tlercgg,
90 pluoiclig, poa lin IsoicIsoag Den
21be Sftober 1903, Loo ban Jig pie
til ben iinge Game.
Sort Sib cftcr blcp bun ophsiet til
@rcpinoe al Ablcribom og %tiliorllf'
ret ct oarligt ltnoerholo pdo 10000
Shalcr.
Scn0es 1nbcr ienote / Den Inleo.
MING en- gonifc tilrips SfripcIic I'll
lin Miniitcr, @rep @nrtenslebcn.
Nan prepcoe at unoifploe i'm Gatter,
iao 0obi, bon fiunoc, % minocoe ont,
at @ibclen fife mco ct cneite Sro for.
beo aonger og iltDerUnc 6pr'ter at
attic liz nlco mere eno en- aplrtoe.
Siltroo8 ior bette 5orisg poa Het-
iTroiggisrelie blep bon Tlereg9
foIot tilbaQe ira lin gmbaSiaopr-
Stillin9. San bsoe pna lit Coos
Norct 17tS.
Sans Caters "2pffe" blcp life al
lang &arigbco. s 170l ieote bun
aonaen en- Ssn; men bauoe oellle
o9 bun icIu oigif %iannte Ior neo
Spoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
Gnfepeniionslopen
/ Nlid,ioan,

Sra @nncocf, Wfit., mco0eles, at
rem al iioitc ~@c9ialutur pcota0nc
2op ON Ecniion ior Gnfer ioraariu-
ger mcgcn T%orltprrcIie / Mld)lgat.
Countperne @nnnc % @o9cblc bar
iaget Sfriot til at ian 2opeltS
Orunolop9rnr9ii9hco inoontct ior
hcttcrue, oo Den bar pit liz at prre
cr itor Wprbc ior Stottcu0ernc.
5 &ou1bton Gountn bar Sfl'te.
BONNER Ncntlcn gipct Eopen Ell
iao0nll NortoltnlnA, at Den flin be
pilacr Gnfcr n1cb uIorlsrNcoe "erl
ct Ni0raN Al So llgeu Tor hpert
Barn. Spcrolt cllcra / Stoten bar
ma iortoIfct 2opcn iaclebca, at
ncn Qier allc Gnfcr bcrcttigeoc til
Vcnilon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
Smaaplut.

- Anore!p Gllcitao ira Troipcr,
Milnn., cr hcrlIoe pao en- &liit hes i'm
Wiober % andre SIU1tuiuGcr.
~ Mrs. Glurlia Nruoe ira Ghi-
coao, er hcroppe pao &cieQ hos line
Sorrlorc, @}r. "a Mrs Nils Mite.
- Ctto &itc9Ioub / @lcnpoo0
Sownihip braQte ibaa lire Spiu til
@pen San iolNtc Dem Tor S130.6j,
CLING Gaze ira 9topio Sim,
e. Got, fom BERTH / %oroaQ9 Tor al
beige en- Seiter "a aontlc &ieuoin.
ger. @an bar bolht "Gccorah. 80
iicn" belt iioen 0ell@ ierilc @umer %
eIemte ieIuioat life al oiIUQgc o3
ct @eleg.
Bernie &aIuorion bleu @icn.
iiano Tor en- bpggellg S%perraitelie al
co. et balpt b~unoreoe %cner / Sen.
bags. &c operrafte ban et Selpbut
ger til Whnbe ON geieact. Mr. sol.
porlon 'lpttcr ON nogle Gage III
@ruce, Woniano.
Gilbert Sealoip al Sopnaro
Minn., bar i noeIe Sage ppret bel
paa Seleg hos lin Spi9eriooer, s.
g. Ggge. Get er Mr. 5eSloms Ner
iist at aibpnbe line SanoeienoommC
oppe / Sreeborn Goultp, % ban o.
hans Suitrii bill maaite oo oprette ii
Stem Der / Gecorab.
Com ier neun, oil Sangior
eningen Snren ieire i'm 40.aaria
StiiteIiesIe ft / Narib'Si Sail Man
bags aiten Den 16oe Marts. Sc
~ierperes Supper al. $50, % e
Gang. oa Mniifproaram pil bli no
fert. Der blir aogang for alle, ior
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
%,lloroerilfc Soloater.

Sra @orbincr, Mont., tclc9ralere5
Sen 6te Morta: Sioicuoc oper, at
&}altcr Scmplc, Ell aelner (9artcn'
ocr) / Ell SaIoon, iorlonQtc % Gents
al Dem Tor Ell este Sorolncr opcr
lnlot 10 Soloaicr ira Sort DcIlop-
itonc, Gle :. NnIporion o0 @eorG u.
&Gieru, bnm og tllieieoe banl Here
ino ~olporliNe anipitif. at ban 1ogle
iaa elmer lcnerc oi0if Dcb Cpocn.
ri Ell Slot poo 100 forbitreoc
@orgcre blep scr Qiori ct 6orisq pna
at lpnd)c De 10 Solbatcr, men oct
itranoeoe paa 0cputp SberiIi Geo
g&cIcomc@ bcitcnItc SptrGocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10
TecDrab % Smlegn.
Zen ODE MartS 1914.
Sunecrt / M:socmnN.

aoncerten / RioQcwnu SeroaG@ NJ
ten bIeu ell itorariei Sufcca. Santa
fen ",S,oirus' Sotter" bleu luul9ci 'or
prop'ulnt Nua ~ If Ell fortrinItg
lloirrclie. Som Soliltcr her'ru Nnen
hcltoo Ghua. i. Ncrom, &oa Y. 81.
ion. Miis 81. Maric Spcrdti, Mar.
lin Z. @rcpia Mrs. Ghoa. i. &cront
oa Z. Z. Nailicn: ocsilocn Sllthcr Gols
Icdc Srfcitcr. aonccrten blcu Qlpct
unber %roicsipr Carlo u. Speratla
Schclic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-10

ter stIts seIbsse. 2ea hauSt rnrst PLACER on
trrr, Il, aar, ba lea iausi Gaticnra 5rbe % Sin'
urxf. .Sea ,eubt. ertr Ell *rspe al 0utieura S"be
~ Ctsfmrni, fsr'saie eem "a 'iss'r berpao nreet
;ea paHrte srnnoie mil GrS,si mes eornf Wdno %
GrfieuYa Sabs sm afirnru % %arnenh's otrsaa ehf
rura c4ptm.u.. ON Spsssenru paif,ce its bet az niee
0utsenrs 6oh % psrmf gash. auetu 10 Sdse
merssbe ira en- a'aisri sssriua. meoen' StisrsSti'en
su fuIsarusia ins,r tr, ilscr.~ ttlrser'taue) 5npo
assvles, lsos Ssr. 1919.
IL. ssner iu.si at I1re hpcr rtu. miIs. rirfninss
fuI> d fiIfrebsntncute 9ntirurc Sabe ps Etuinen'
a. Hehanbtins az bosriis oub'nrpe, rsef % rue Srh
fsr. II, re sialr. JIs;, t'ri, irubt % dNaloeHee
nae, f,rt, ou t.e bebsrtr at 'ist- brm 'sT en bar
sr1vr, D<m. CnsabRIsnt be iSists optrdli + en-
qrtse al lser tenses ri, msb 81 Sisers soa mn on
I'm xpps sresfsrt: -Cutic1rra. Dept. T. Boston
~W0ne, Der bruser euiierra Srs' III Snrbe
rtua "a Saarssa, nil itnee ben bce't for Sueeu %
Giairsu.