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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE
WILL, DISP0SING OF 35
MILLIONS, Is SHORT

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 1S.-The
will of George Westinghouse. who
died in New York last Thursday, was
filed for probate this morning No
estimate of the value of the estate
was given and letters testamentary
were issued To Walter d. Uptegraff Of
Pittsburgh. The other executors
named are Henry Herman Westing-
house of Kidders Seneca county. y.
Y, brother of the decedent. and
Charles A. Terry of New York city.
The will is comparatively short for
the testament disposing of such
vast estate, which has been estimated
to be S35,OOO.OOO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
REV. GRUZA SAYS FIRST
MASS IN ST. CASIMIR'S
SINCE LAST OCTOBER

The first mass since last October,
was said Sunday morning in the ST.
Casimir's Polish Catholic church
when. guarded by two policemen and
a band Of friends. Rev. Stanislaus
Gruza entered the church and per-
formed the usual ceremonies. Only
16 or Il Of the families OF the parish
were represented. however. most Of
the congregation standing by the dec
laration that they viii not attend.
Under a strong guard. both on the
inside and without, Father Gruza
spent the first night in the parish
house and il seemed no trouble was
threatened Police officials were sta
toned at the house and every precau-
ton was taken To insure safety 10 the
priest. Repeated calls were sent TO
the police station and plans were made
TO throw the entire night police force
TO that section OF the city If further
trouble resulted.
Large groups OF people assembled
on the street corners and IN the busi-
ness districts near the church early
wednesday morning when il was
learned that the priest would say mass.
No effort was nsde TO prevent his
crossing the yard 10 the church door
by the knots OF people. mostly women
that gathered along the fences in that
vicinity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
ARREST YOUNG TURK ON
CHARGE OF NUMBERING
RICH ARMENIAN DOCTOR

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 1S.-
Detectives investigating the murder of
Horan JOrahahian. "A wealthy Arme-
nian who was slain and robbed of
$4,000 in currency at Cudahy, Wis,
last Monday night, arrested a Turk
aged about is years Wednesday. The
prisoner refused to give his name but
the detectives declared they were con-
fident that they could connect him
with the murder Jorahahian was
supposed TO be a wealthy physician.
The police said that they had evil
dence that he was an agent of the
Young Turks party in Turkey and that
he had been followed for some time
by spies in the employment of the
Turkish government
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
STRIKERS TO TAKE HIKE
VIII Walk 50 Miles to Accept Posi-
tiOns With Michigan Iron Co

HOUGHTON. Mich. March. 1S.-Be-
cause of advertisements in the copper
country press for 80 miners 10 work
in the mines of the NIichigan Iron
Co. an invasion of that district by
copper country strikers is imminent
II is learned that 200 or more strik-
ers who because of their violence in
the strike Will not be taken back to
work i'm the copper mines in any cir
cumstances. have decided 10 walk to
the iron country and seek work there.
The copper country winter is about
over and the army might make the
trip without much inconvenience in a
week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
BLAZE IN TUSCALOOSA
CAUSES $4,000 LOSS
IN BUSINESS SECTION

TUSCALOOSA. Ala. March 1S.-
This city was visited by a disastrous
fire early this morning which did
damage estimated at 100000 in the
down town district. The flames start
ed in the Maxwell Raiford Jewelry
Co.'S store, and spread rapidly before
a high wind. The heaviest loser is
the Rosenau department store, the
largest in Tuscaloosa. u was COM
pletely destroyed with a loss of $780,
O0O.
Among the other places wiped out
were Miss Wildman's millinery estab-
lishment, Hardin's confectionery store
and Shide's photo studio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18

Ell PASO. Texas, March 1S.-MeNl-
can federals operating simultaneously
against Escalon and Jiminez, have won
a double victory and both places Will
be captured unless reintorcemenJs
reach the beaten constitutionalists ac-
cording 20 announcements issued by the
Huerta junta in this city Wednesday.
The Huertaista sympathiZers asserted
that they had received adViceS from
the front by way of Ciudad Porfirio
Diaz that General EugeniO Benavides.
commander of the cOnstitutonallstS
defending Escalon, had been killed
and that mis- $500 men would be cap
tured or annihilated. The censorship
over the constitutionalist was extend
ed 10 cover code dispatches sent by
newspaper correspondents and for
that reason no confirmation OF the re-
1orted federal victories could be Sc
cured from rebel headquarters. Con-
stitutonalist officers at Juarez received
important dispatches from chihuahua
early this morning and later admit
ted that terrific lighting was going on
the TorreOn campaign, but refused
20 comment on the report OF federal
victories and OF the death OF General
Eenavides.
Retreat Strategic.
Information secured through Huer-
tista sources SAYS that the retreat OF
the federals on Monday night after they
had suffered heavy losses from the
artillery. supporting Benavides forces,
was a strategic move that drew the
rebels into a trap while pursuing and
that on Tuesday morning the federals
turned on their foes and drove them
lack to EscalOn. completely shattered.
Rebel reiuforcements hurried from
Jiminez were hurtled back by Gem
eraI Peua's federalS and retreated 10
Rellano. .olloWed by the famous fed-
eral troops OF General Thomas Urbina-
The federals claim that the constitu-
fi0nalists nave been driven back to a
point north OF JimineZ but this is de-
died bv officers at Juarez who assert
that General Villa has taken personal
command of his troops in the field and
that only complete rout would COM
pel him 10 abandon JimineZ, which.
like Fscalon. Is one of the rebels
main supply depOts.
IL is believed here that the federals
having taken the offensive, aim TO
move against Chihuahua II they can
split up the constitutionalists. Villa
has planned 10 prevent any move of
that kind by occupying a strongly for
titled position on the hills about the his
toric battle egrOund Of Rellano and pre-
venting the passage Of the government
troops With only a small number OF
cannon he could hold back a force far
superior u his own. Maintenance OF
the strict censorship at Chihuahua IS
daily strengthening the belief that the
gonstitutionalists are losing at the
'front.' as Villa has always shown n dis
position TO let news OF rebel victories
go Out. i
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
Long Mourned as Dead; Son
Of Rich Man Found in Cell

LEAVENwORTH Kan. March IS.
After more than four years search
and long being given up for dead
James Cook, son OF a wealthy business
man of ST. Louis. Mo. and nephew of
Mrs. Amelia oliver of Kansas City,
was found behind the walls OF the
Kansas state prison Wednesday. He
Is serving an indeterminate sentence
OF from five 10 q years for man
slaughter.
Cook was received from Brown
county in November. f3Oe. ana snce
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
Interested in Autos?

Have YOU planned TO buy an
automobile when just the right
opportunity was presented? ? Are
YOU looking for an auto deal or
trade. or would YOU exchange
realty or securities for an auto?
Get busy-find where the auto
chances are-read the Wants.
Many auto owners have eX-
ceptional offers 10 make through
the Wants-it pays To investi-
gate them.
There's a brisk trade in sec
ond-hand cars. Repair shops
and garages find the Wants a
profitable medium for attract
ing business.
Try a News-Times Want Ad.
See Want Ad. page for special
offer of a free ticket TO the
Orpheum Theater with CSC
Want Ads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
LUMBER RATES CHANGED
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grants Request of Paducah. Ky.

WASHINGTON. March lS.-The in
terState commerce commission today
ordered the Illinois Central railroad 10
remove the discrimination in rates on
lumber against Paducah. Ky. favor
able 10 Cairo, Ill Rates from points
in Mississippi and Louisiana 10 Padu-
cab the commission ordered should be
no higher than one cent below those
70 Cairo and rates TO Paducah from
points in Arkansas over the Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific should be no
higher than those TO Cairo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
Huerta SympathizerS Declare
EScaIOn and Jiminez Will Be
Captured Unless Rebels Get
ReinforCementS.
BELIEVE ENGLAND MAY
RECOGNIZE CARRANZA
Britain Reported to Be Waiting
Success of COnStitutiOnaIiStS
AS Opportunity for Change
of Attitude.

WASHINGTON, March 1S-The
deaths of two Americans who have
been fighting with the constitutional
ist forces were reported to the state
department Wednesday in a dispatch
from the consular agent at Monclova,
Mexico.
Their names we're not given.
Another dispatch 10 the state de-
partment reported a raid on the
ranch of an American named Ding
fielder, 10 miles from Cajeme in the
state of Nogales by Yaqui Indians,
who were beaten of.
Two of the Indians were killed.
Federal protection for the ranch has
been demanded by Consul Simpich at
Nogales.
A thorough search for the persons
responsible for the murder of Post
master Johnston at Tecate, Cal, has
been ordered by the governor of the
Mexican state Of Lower California ac-
cording to state department advices.
Werner Wiebenbach, a clerk in the
postoffce who was wounded during
the raid, declared that the assailants
were three Mexicans, one of whom
he identified as a man named Gutter
Tez.
In response TO demands from the
state department, Andrew Hamilton,
an American arrested on charges OF
furnishing aid to the rebels, has been
released by the Mexican federals.
Two other Americans arrested at the
same time will be transferred TO Mex
leo City where Charge O'Shaughnessy
will attempt TO obtain their release.
Further destruction of railroad prop
erty by the revolutionists at MOnclo-
va was reported Wednesday. The
rebels have burned the railroad sta
tiOn. nine locomotives and 300 freight
cars loaded with cotton. The teder-
ais are in possession of the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18

has been a model prisoner. Relatives
OF Cook gathered i'm the office Of War
den Botkin Wednesday and when
Cook was brought in two aunts ex-
claimed that's him." and rushed up
10 the prisoner and threw their arms
about his neck. Then there were
tears and laughter. Cook was encour-
aged by the warden and told that
everything possible would be done TO
secure his release. Cook had re-
manned silent SO his relatives might
not know of his confinement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
JOLIET CONVICT ESCAPES
Desperate Man Hunted by Five
Guards Armed With Rifles.

JOLIET. ILL.,. March 1S-Ms,new
Stariha. convicted slayer of two men.
escaped from the yard of the state
prison Wednesday, He fled from the
prison with posse of guards in close
pursuit StariFa was delivering mes
sage for Warden Allen when he made
his sudden disappearance When hp
failed TO return with an answer five
guards armed with Winchester rifles
started 10 trail him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18

WASHINGTON. March is The
federal government took steps We'd
uesday 10 protect American citizens
from Mexican raiders. AS "a result Of
= request from Governor Johnson, Of
california Tor a border guard follow
ing The 1aiG ir Tecate and the murder
CONTINUED on PAGE 16.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
"SUFFRAGET" SLANDEROUS
German Woman Fined for Calling
Another That Name.

COLOGNE. Germany. March IS
The term "suffraget" Wednesday was
classed as slanderous by the German
courts. For calling woman school
principal a suffraget, the wife Of a
physician in neighboring village
was convicted and fined on charge
OF SANDER.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
WSComteSSe
De- Villelume Sombreuil

Special Correspondence.
NEW YORK.-The Niscomtesse De
Villelume Sombreuil, who is now in
New York, has two children son
and a daughter. The son loves Paris
and will not leave it. The daughter
loves America and refuses to go back
TO Paris. SO that the Viscomtesse is
obliged TO travel first to one country
and then to the other in order to visit
her two children
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
LAPORTE EDITOR DIES.

LAPORTE. Ind. March 1S.-Ed-
ward Mohov. aged 20. for 80 years
editor of the Laporte Herald. died
Wednesday OF heart disease
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18
THE WEATHER.

INDIANA: Increasing
cloudiness tonight. Thurs
day unsettled. probably
snow.
LOWER MICHIGAN.
Cloudy tonight and Thurs
day; probably local SHOWS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

blep geo arnci" .|glelleptaget lonl
~moaneolig SillGgsbloh og Eri'elt
iorhelet til Sl.15, o. iaaoan ueoblep
oct III iii / 1856, oa ben nilpprenoc
glbonnentaprla Al S1.23 blep lno-
iert. Nneocna blcp @lohet iorifcr-
ret iii 8 Sloer ugentlIA, 0crpaa I'll
II SiOer. lan til IS oN cnnellg I'll
20. ioet Siocrnc o0iou 'amtloig I'll.
FOG / StprreIie. Siltrooa for, at
0laoet iaolcocs er blet ltprre %
|iterre, % iluqtet Der / De 'loltc 20
glur bar pUret en- foloslnl Spaolg
iuduel i grbcioalsn ion ! Fri'ernc
paa MatcrioIe, er "Iecorab Eolten"
en- Al &c n0erit laa Sing, 'om life
foiter Sllbifrlhentcrlle mere nj emo
ocn @ora. Gen SiO pil mllltgena
oo1 mart fomme, "a norltc Guller
nil ie iig noot I'll at rorbole Hbor-
n~cnt@priicu ell Smllc Tor at fitnne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

"SoQenS Nnhebcr" / Stocfholm
beretter: Gn 0ielloperatipn al en-
uiuNponlig Nrt % mes belbia &eirl-
tat er ioretoQet al Of. Iaferblom /
Salun. San bar nemli9 beiriet Ell
80 Nor aMltnel Muno ira en-
~Sipr", Nm mrber belle bans fore
Qaneuoc Gin bar aiprt BAN iulhitGr-
Nia bIino paa beage Cine. Wouoe,
cr blct llnoerpiit paa ct @llnocinltitut
o. bar ~IorcuriQ uhuiflet iia til ct lip-
lia on intelligent WenneIfc
Snl Sen Ierite Tirfnina al at
Wonbcn lit i'm Spnscunc iaien, bar
Coftor 9lafcrblom mcbbelt Here IN
tcrc8iantc Srrf. Su Mnnocn be-
onnote at ie neo set enc Nte - Oct
onSct ntaa han cnorl life beiiptte -
par set ham life mlilig at lor'taa Tine
S%mnSinotrnf. San haphe life pplc.
ret nlan1e SperraiteIier ira Sen pbre
Tcroen, % III, beiauot ban ia plnb.
leliu orcripr Ell bel Terhen Al Sncr-
raifelicr. ali par mt, operra'tenoe.
uiounberlia men uTiten alt uor BAN
ufienbt. Son fuloc life aicnflenoc
@%ienitnnbene eiter oen @e'frincI'e.
han hauhe iaact al bem. Get cne'te
han itror oientienhte par ct SrT; Oct
lpartc til sc Tcre'ttllinaer han hdroc
oicrt Tia onr nets llhieenoc. GcriTlt
harbc holl oalaa eli Sorc'tllltna ON
Norucr: set IorflareS a al Ser alen.
mem StGrhiroen lt,aa bare trTndi
iaopa@ ems inN. at ban har fdaet Ct
,>notrnf Al eufeltc lterfe Narper,
,SpritNen Tanifelilheben Al AZ oplattC
@hcrperNclen % GAME liz et %il!col
al hpdo han lau tom hans ennele%
hcb ill at beoemmc Ailtanoc ~ ~,
latte YeripettipeiS @uaoe. Sette CT
10 ooioa Al De Siua. ion Der lororeS
lana Cpelie % Grinrina I'll irr a
funne flare.
Gn Ter set al Smaabdrl; Dc ltrTt
fer 10 aicrne iine STnSer ~ MOI
2ampen / Soact % mciler AZ tllHi'
rrffc Den, S~Iancnoe 6eilgreb lloro'
oa'oa sen hlinNc Mani lia 'tnlel1
no hon par Dict icenNc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07
iii Slaoets oo Gets
6runolUo0er= biitorie
S%ortirttcIic fra 5ibe 1.

AZ bpcrt, lllotll ban om-llocr bapnc.
De lonl Suttcr / "Nporelonoct"
"a Crosse. ) 1860 hperuebe hon
'ia ION Solnnt unbcr NoraerfriNcn,
men fonl fife iii at liere nttiu Sie
rc'tc. efter Nrlgen4 Slllt timber ri
ham iIlcn "peb ansicn" / "Sp0rc-
lan0et", men "a han Nnrct citer &c.
Qpnote geo Nrllcn" ~ life fitnbc
onpcnoe hclc lin Si0 / i%eritnTuntc
Srufferl. iii ban NiitcN.
ga geo Nrucn" pur ct Mar
Qdnnlel, nlouttc hon no pon Gclur
beloc Tor at tllpelcbrllQc Ell Snuule
Balance Sen lille Tnrrctnin1. Get
'untca Tor ole ct olNclca huablsit
Norctd0eroe. % Tcnnernc raaococ
hnm paa SET inbitruolNitc til at looe
@nlitaben lore. Get pilbe bore bli
Sen luartc Clenoiaheoen. ia1he De.
Men Nnutbien mentc. set lfllloe
qoa % blep neb.
"lfeb 10 Ilnoa Ep0nlp$ tplc=
DC Nor 1865 Tomilien Nmunoicrl
in0 / Spnpben3 iaitc Borg Sccornh.
Get Qlf life rort. Ammbien plcieoc
lclu at 'ortrnc ON Sen Sio. ou man
life uil0e 'plge BAN to TiIlo Sn1ar
pno Grcoit / oen &p. hpi5 ipritc
Nor1cr ran 'tlllbe oplcue at bli ON
life ret mango Nar.
"NmlnnIen p0r &c ilbitc tppe
Aor al lit Gin Ell uelholoen Munr
% fltnoe peo lin 600 / Marts 1913
cftcrlabc i'm Nnn1ilie Ell enooQ ulcael
bctn0ella Tornme. Nertil bihOQ
ior Ell Gel o1'on. at han meo Nurc+
nc bIcu iilancielt intercaieret / Here
Sil1N luoenfor Hlnbiorretniulcn, ION
ta'tcoe qobe TellNc Al iiN."
Anlnoicn par en- al Stiiternc al
Oct noritc Selltab ol al Spmrofnr'
cnInQcn / Secproh; ligeleoe& par hul1
nle0 at 'tlftc oct llorite Selltah
Nnlcrlfn ~ Sen norif=oanlfe Tresie.
iorenlrQ. : bcNNe ois'e Torellinner
pnr ban I lunNcrc SIS ErTiibent. :
pl uoeuior lit @lao iottc ban pao
mango Muo0cr Merfer otter iia %
par Ell Vrnh ior i'm Notionnlitet !
1906 bleu ban al Norpe@ aonae no-
nppnt til Hiobcr al Ct. Sloi5oroe-
mems iprite 2lnaie.
y. Nmlnolcn par to @ullac qiit
ferite Sang meo Mnthilon Soil.
~itrrnn, ser bohc / 1899, iihite Sang
mes Selma Sea- Ser pperleper ham
Sans Tlbitc Spn. Mrthur, Banter
/ Detroit, Minn., bebc / 1910. Gr
unoen Sen AZ isrite sGeteitob, Sire.
herlcf s., % en- Sen at onoet 9GJte
ltob. @rnltinli g, Dor Der t Oecprah
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

De, ION pi fslte, at Ri fulloc foripare
boaoe operior @uo oa Menneifer.
20 8altge on Nuret Iirpges al g(bon.
rentllltcn ale %iaaoanle, iont ifplber
ior iaa lang Sio iom ct aor, % /
Oenle Nenleen0c gIerea life Eerlons
Arieelle; oen f~ornluenoe Sarmers
gIpis itanoies ligeiaa bel iom oeit
fattlNe 4rbcloers, bpis belt life er
bctalt til Den i FoitIopen belterntc
Sio. &or Gr'Grillg or, at Oct ltore
Slcrtal al pore Nbpnllenter iaopel
lem al Vubliflm / Oct belle er bel
tilIrebo meb ocrne Srbning, bpilfet
nQiaa fremgaur Oeraf, at "EoIten"s
Nbpnlentliite CT poret jepnt oe ita.
0lq, oglaa cfter at Den omtalte "Hul.
ilig" troa0te frat.
Snalcoes har "Gccorah. Yuiten"
III CT itorre Siitc AT furifuos- % up-
bctnlt announcement eno npgct amoct
er!ltcrcnoc nurif glao.
Gnteltc @laouogipere bor ale "a.
&c tpct iii mere euer nlinore tpil-
lonnme Wiibler / i'm Npgope oper
glnoenes ll0breoelie. "Secorob-lo,
item" Bar ira fsrite Serb al trpet, at
"9Grligbe0 porer lTnait" ogiaa /
oette Stntfe, oN har oerior ira feriic
NTro al iriuilig ng ltannlobet
nleb fortere Mcllemrum oiientlla.
9iort ~neio9tiae cbfGitebeS pga-
Der pncr oct Nlltol N~bonnentcr Hlobet
her. Ti bi0irttcr befrpiteoe Spgn-
Der opcr "Folten"s @ienncninits.
Girtllation Tor De 'iolte 81 Nor:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

ito9en parigc Srugter. Oct ioar b.
Gitertioers Sog ot be1nnie fer. Vi
fan fun liNc, at oi eiter bebite Gpnc
og 2eiliabeo. i0ef pi bar leuet Ylpet
oa lloplflinaen meo, har ioriegt a.
ppre bort ,Solf Ell npttiQ Jiener. !
bette oil pi irenloeles ie Dor Spaopc.
Mco oislc 0enlerfninger pil Ri "a
uotale Dor bcoite 5of til olle Nla-
oeia Venller Oh Tclpnbere for aobt
SomoTr i De Mar, iom or goaet, ioet
ri iTrer Oct Soob, al oct gobc Sor-
boIo, lom olle Gage bar roaoct mel
lem Wlaoet % bets Splcre, oil tort.
latte lan1t mo Tremtloen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

: 1913 LOS hi uodrbeioc ct Gdrt mcO
Spanoer oper Intulet al Sltbifri.
benter / bper Stot. Sette &art blb-
iuttcs, ba Sorboloet Staterne incl
lem err ioa tennmelig neiagtig oct
ianme MI iom ben Song, iflent oct
iamleoe Abomtentsantal er benimob
ct Silien %ltprre, ems Set bar for ct
slar iioen. Mar pil lGgge Merfe
til, at mebenS @luoet bar gbonnen-
fer / ollie Stater / llnionen, iaa
bar BET, iom rinlelig fan bore, lin
|iterlte ltbbrebelie / NorhpeitItaterne,
hpor Sc Norife Dor talriaIt. Winne-
iota fonlmer ierit (ca. 10000; Der
llplt Nortb Safota (oper 5000,
@isconiin (ca. $500, Soipa (oper
1000 og Soutb Gafota (ca. 10000.
Scrtil frurler, at glooet ganr til
noaet oper 1000 Ibonlentcr Nor.
ae oa forreiten lenbes til ollie Sor.
oens 2anoe, hpor Der operbopeoef
iinoes norife Solf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

% Eruunicr. iom ierbes lto ira pore
Gontorer.
Sper GllI Eopir peier ca. 100
Vuno, % ii brll9er 90 Huler ont
llQen. : hper Hul er ser ca. AZ
MiI meo Vnpir; set bill iige, ser
goar 90 Mil Tapir geinnem Eres-
len hoer ltge oa 400 Mtil ON In-
ret. Sor at BRUCE ct pfte forefront
menoc llbtrnf, ZEN 0ro oper Nopct",
iaa piloe bisic 400 Mil NuiSpnpir
honile Ell Gro pon 331a Sommers
@rchoe ira 0ecornb til ariitinnio.
Su "Toiten" %be9nn0tc / 1874, pur
oen@ Sterrclle ire Imaa Siber mco
icn Spalter pna huer Sioe. Eri'en
par 80 Gents pr. Iar. Nnerebc set
'algcnbe 9lnr bleu set ncopenoia at
lorheie Triicn til Sf.10 pr. Nar.
men enoOa bar llb9iiterne Iterrc cno
SnotUaterle, % Tormntet llopioeoes
allioepel ira Nur iii Inr. ) 1882
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07
Slaoets Establishment
90 SorretninS.
S~ortirtteIic ira Sioe l..

Jana baaoe buao Nlaoet OF Norit'
lllmcrlfanerne / BET belle anaaar al
ler Tia fardtteriiliit llotrpf 1lcrnenl
nogle al De Ntlleocr, lom ftrl0e3
Bette 9tumncr. Ser bar ri Den tppls
fe Soghutte ira Npbpg9ertiocn og
NtobiutrinQ til Den ct m)oerne Nar
ncrhlem her / @inne'hiet Gountp,
liz ION pore norifc 1Sarmerc bpagcr
mi Tor Sioeu. Sommenlign heruneo
HiQeoerne AZ "IecorohsEolten"a
iprite % oena mIurrenbe Eresie, %
man oil ion0e BET Gro, at Sioernc
fpranorer liz.
Get 'unlme befrprter liz. rlodr u
peo, az ser iii Def lcrlte Atnner a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Al oisle Snmhugniagere or / Den le-
mere Sib blet moot I'll at inbifIQe i'm
Craft, ibet Eoltpulenet bar tngei
Dem pcS GIngcbenet. ut "Epiten"
alto far iegt at holoe line Spnlter
rene Tor ben Slags advertisement
fer, bar imiolertio, iont mo, LET fan
f%oritou. beoirtet Ell Tormirtoltelle
Observation-Disclosures, iom Dc
fIeIte glpiicr life pilOe funnel taale.
Sor noaIe aar iiben beitenlte Eo't'
bcpartementet, at llgentlige @lnoe
life foll ien0es / Eolten til Ibonnel-
Ter, iom ltplOer &on.lngcnt for oner
ct Mar. Ser er altio Ell Maaoe,
"hporpaa ell }tpisltogiper fan ontgdo
ocnllc HcitemlncIic; men "Gecorah-
Voitcn"9 ltoaipcrc har altio forlcgt
at Qisrc rrlig Sorretnlng % be
itrGbt Jig poo at hchonole laapel DC
slpertcrenbc Ion1 Ibonncllterne pan
Ell ~hGoerIig iorretningsmps'ig Wan'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

"Toltrn" brlINtc> unltrlld - Fltlo
E0ulr. me0cn2 Der HI I'll inert Nit
nlcr bru9ca 1000 Vun0.
"Secprnh Voilen" hur r%rcnlbclc@,
/ en- NngninN lonl fife bcnpttca I'll
ollNet. itaacnNc en- 9tclcrpcprealc mco
fllot ll0itpr Al Spper % ulloct Ma
tcrlel, luu at ri / SlllUloe az, at
no0et llhelo iuotrUi'er fnn ion
Nullcn ll0 lonl panli0; men ii be-
tlnQcr Us ielufelaclia life opcr. at
set / sc # Nar. bcnnc Ere@'e bar
'toaet Ger blontpuolet % 'GroiJ I'll
at toNee / Trila, life en- enelte @olN
hur pUrct nebpenoiQ at poofdloc
oclla Sieneitc. Gen itorc me Tre@=
ie hur uloriN nUatet al gore rlrncllN
5ieneltc i ale biolc Mor.
Set fan intercaierc luaoamle. lolll
liter Gal, at bore. NJ Der hpcrt Ndr
nleoaoor 800 CONS Naptr $500,
900 Elnol til "Setornh EoItel". ~
betaler llncle Sam $1,000 pr. Nnr
ior at bringe Nlooet on1frlng til
glbonntntcrne. OF lan laor noeril9e-
70 $1,000 lprto fpr Hrepc, Wr9cr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

b0a0c llte0 NoGlllrll III 9oof % dlllol9
Snoholo % De altio eaenoe l(0alrtcr
ior Arbcibc % Materlalc.
Neo Chen al at hupc en- Itor %
ltcoic porcnOc @Uiefre0s har Geo
ruh-Fpitcn" lTnQe pGret ct nleaet
ioat Apcrtisicnlclltsblao: Oct cne iol-
der 10 al set onoct. ialiolh / itpr llb.
itrufning. Man pil / bcnnc sSorbin-
0elic bare lugt Wterfe iii, at Slaoet
life tager 9lptrtislenlenter ira 81
"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES og bellerlffe
uuertercr apafialpcrfllre % all0rc
liallenoe tpllIonme caer belt no fpr-
taltelllc lnutnl0te "ETAemioler", lpnl
Scr por Sio oripes iuo nleQen Sllm-
bug nleo. Ntter og after bar pl faact
%0lintrenoe Silblib ON advertisements
Ter ira t%vlrnlacr AZ oennc &laale, %
bper Sang bar ri aiiIaaet Dem. NlcrC