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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-03

The pork made from pastured
pigs Is the pork that pays. Half
acre lots are excellent. with house
In each. the swine to be allowed TO
feed In lot until II Is trampled and
cropped down and then kept out Of
1t untl recovery has taken place.
says Farm and Firesije Netch.
rape. clover. alfalfa. cowpeas and
many other crops viii In this way
90 much further than when fed
continuously. A LOT may DO plowed
and sowed while the one adjoining
II Is being fed. A good system is
to place a house In the division
fence. with a swinging door In each
end. as In illustration. With one
door barred the hogs have access to
but one lot
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-03
Youro Stock on the Farm.

Plenty OF young stock on the farm is
tn. very Des. indication that the farm
- Is progressive. The man who has
m;s. calves and other young stuff
around him Is surely looking into the
future and providing for an income
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-03
MOUNTAIN AGRICULTURE
Conducted Mr. Farm Demonstration and Special
Investigator

This may be the same day or day
after moving.
They should lay in windrow a day
or two and then be- put into small
shocks. They should stay in the
shock several day before stacking or
putting in the barn. Put the hay in
the barn If possible.
4 good rule is that peas are ready
for stack or NOW when il is not pos
sible to wiring any moisture out OF
the stems by twisting a handful with
considerable force. II the hay is
very heavy il should be shaken up
and turned several hours after cut
ting and hasten drying. II wet
weather sets in soon after cutting
leave the hay in swath until settled
weather. II will not injure much IL
not dried out.
Better put pea hay in barn or shed
II possible, but If you must stack it,
have some timothy or other good
water shedding hay TO top out with
for pea hay spoils very quickly when
xraI
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-03
Vocational Schools
Open Wednesday, September 10th

Agriculture, Carpentry, Commerce, Home Science,
Nursing Printing, Teegraphy, Sundry Industries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29
1000 IN TEPIG
REVOLT To VILLA

On Board Z. S. S. San Diego, en- route
to San Diego, Calf, Dec. 2s-tBy
wireless. )-Seven thousand troops OF
Yenustiano Carranza's forces declared
today for Gen. Francisco Villa at Te-
pic, capital of the territory of that
name or. the west coast of Mexico.
Foreigners at san Bias, Slnaloa, and
Topic have taken refuge aboard the
United States supply ship Glacier.
Rear admiral Howard, in cOmmand OF
the Pacific fleet on receipt of the news
ordered the gunboat Annapolis by wire
less to San Bias, but no trouble is ex-
pected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29

are sIaughtering the cattle from the
ranches OF Chihuahua and selling the
dressed meat in the United States by
the tram load. He dared not send any
more Of these cattle over the border
Win the brands on them for the own
ers are waiting here to catch them, but
ne slduS uterS them in JuareZ and ships
the meat over here with impunity.
Gen. SalazaE invites the religions
OF al me world to bring their teachers
into Mexico when his party triumphs.
There viii be no religious persecu-
tons put there will be religious and
political freedom.
Religions 10 re FREE.
Every man can vote as he wishes
and every man can worship as he
wishes Nuns and priests will have tn 2
same protection as other people. They
will not be outraged, robbed and muir
dered as has been done by the follow
ers of Villa and Carranza. Gen. Sala-
Ear is religious man, a God fearing
man, man who wants all his fellows
to nave the same rights as himself in
the choosing of their religion and their
politics.
Gen. Salazar does not believe a Re
publican should ASA ssinate a man be-
cause ne IS Democrat He has lived
in the United States long enough for
that. No more does he believe a man
should be assassinated in Mexico be-
cause he differs from those in power.
Contrast this with the acts of Villa,
Carranza and Zapata, who have killed
every enemy they could catch and are
still doing it.
Would Just Lock Up villa.
"Gen. Salazar would not even execute
Pancho Villa if he s1ok him prisoner
He would imprison him for a time and
then set him free and say now go to
work, you rascal and become n good
citizen He might put him into the
rurales and make him help keep the
peace, keeping him all the while I'M
der the eye Of a trusted officer.
Gen. Salazar invites the world to
examine his record. He is as innocent
Of the death of Tom Fountain at Parral
as I am. Salazar was the commander
of the army that made Fountain n pris-
oner. it is true. Fountain had been
serving as a gunner under Pancho
Villa and when Villa looted Parral and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29
EDISON

Your choice of monograph based solely quality of tone and work
manship, regardless of price, would naturally be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.
lBELGIAN BENEFIT,, TONIGHT

TINS evening at s O'clock sharp at
the FL Paso (Texas ST. theater a most
interesting program viii be given IN
der auspices OF The Herald for the
fund for relief of destitute women and
children in Belgium. Admission will
be soc, at box office; no reserved seats.
A lecture on Russia by Kirill Chris
tianovitch viii be illustrated by 100
beautifully colOred slides of Russian
views thrown. on the screen. There
will be Russian folk dancing, Russian
folk songs, Russian music on the vio-
lin and by the orchestra. All partici-
pants viii be costumed in typical Rus
sian dress, and pretty high school girls
viii act as ushers. All who attend
viii spend delightful evening and
they will also have the added salts
faction of knowing that they are help
ing to swell the Belgian relief fund.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29
SALAZAR SAYS He WILL END
BJTCHERIES; FIGHTS FOR LIFE
Former Federal Commander Issues Proclamation Out
lining His Plan and Giving His Purposes; FOrbids
the Confiscation of Property by His Forces
No Fiat Moneyto Be Issued by Him.


ent landlord curse, the real cause OF the
present torn condition Of Mexico.
Compulsory Education.
Gen. SalaZar realizes that nauon
can only rise through education and
his plan is to inaugurate public schools
as soon as his party comes into power
He would make it compulsory for ooys
and girls to attend up to a certain age
In rural communities he would nave
the school hours so arranged that the
children might help their parents a
part Of the time in their work and
still be able to attend school and secure
an education.
Gen. Salazar pledges himself to see
that a law is passed forbidding the
expectation of cattle from Mexico with
out the written consent of the owner
One of the reasons Gen. Salazar has
so many enemies in the United States
and the principal one, is because he
refused to sell to certain cattle dealers
the cattle from the ranches in the re-
gions he controlled when he was a gen
eral in the Orozco revolution. These
men later swore falsely against him,
out of revenge
villa rs n Meat Packer.
Contrast Salazar with Villa. Gen
Villa has erected a packing plant in
Jueraz, where he and his relatives
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29

Harry Mercy, Wally Van, Cissy Fitz-
gerald and an excellent cast are seen
TODAY in two part Vitagraph feature
entitled, How to. Do 1t and Why, or
Cutey at College" This picture is a
first class entertainer and will be
liked by everyone. It is well acted
and up to the Vitagraph standard in
every way. You had better see it.
Mabel Trunnelle, Bigelow Cooper and a
well picked cast of seven will also give
the public nice drama in The Rose
1t the Door. Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29
VILLISTAs TRANSFER JALISCO
CAPITAL TO CIUDAD GUZMAl

dispatch from Guadalajara, Mex, dated
December Is, states that the Carran-
cista authorities have designated
Ciudad Guzman as the capital of
Jalisco, to which place they have trans
ferred the states archives. Another
dispatch, under date of December II,
reports that Guadalaiara is quiet and
in the hands of villa forces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29

sulting from the strife in that country
since 1910 shall be paid, foreigners and
citizens alike participating.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29

ent landlord curse, the real cause OF the
present torn condition Of Mexico.
Cnn1nmIanrY Education.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29
Distribution Of Lands.

sulting from the strife in that country
since 1910 shall be paid. foreigners and
citizens alike participating.
Distribution Of Lands.
an the distribution of lands, Gen.
SalaZar does not mean to cOnfiscate
the property Of the rich. His plan is
to buy the lands. In each case, the
government will name a man, the own
er Of the land will name one and the
two will select a third, who will fix
the price upon the land needed This
will then be distributed to the poor
families Of the country, in plats Of 40
acres each Each family will then be
furnished a team, plows, a wagon, other
necessary farming implements and
seed for his first years crop. A two
room house will be built for each
family that has not the money to build
a suitable house. The government will
then take the mans note for the cost
Of these things payable in annual
instruments for ten or Is years. This
is the manner in which the United
States reclamation service builds and
collects for its irrigation undertakings.
ID is not utopian or sOcialistic. Each
deed will stipulate that the land can
not be sold out of the family. This
will prevent recurrence Of the pres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29
ZUDORA AND KEYSTONE KOO1rDv

'Zudora," episode No. 5. will be
shown at the Grecian today for the
last time. See it sure. And watch for
bigger things next week. wild West
Love. is the title of the keystone
Komedy today, with Chester Conklin
wearing cowboy clothes in the same
rakish style as he wears his others
This comedy is exceptionally funny
Don't miss it, Advertisement.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

Will Oil uL4ON44 pun al 4CAA4esA NJ AeAs-
tenhouse got down on his hands and
knees and went after it. He found
it in the farthest corner. He was just
about to emerge when the door open
ed and young lady came in.
Rittenhouse was struck dumb with
amazement. The young lady imme-
diately proceeded to the mirror and
took powder puff out of her reticule.
Rittenhouse choked with horror.
The young lady started.i She look
ed around. Then, apparently, reas-
sured that nothing had happened, she
began to unstrap a light suitcase
which Rittenhouse now perceived she
had brought in with her. She stoop-
ed over it and picked up something.
The next instant Rittenhouse per-
ceived that he was looking into the
wicked eye Of a gIttering revolver.
Come out of there or 1 fire" said
the young lady.
Rittenhouse came out. He scram-
bled to his feet. On the chair lay his
tell-tale coat. Doubtless it was this
and not the choke that had startled
his VlSlLOr.
MAY 1 put on my coat and button
my coIlar?" inquired Rittenhouse, as
the revolver perked upward at his
attempt to move.
mo-" said the young lady. what
are you doing in my apartment?
Hands up! Don't you dare put them
down.
Its mine" said Rittenhouse hum
bly,. 81 rented it from Flood for the
season"
It was the young Iady's turn to look
surprised. "IndeedP' she said. per
haps you can tell me the name of the
owner"
'T can't" admitted Rittenhouse.
Flood said that the lady was a snob
and wouldn't like it known that her
apartment had been rented, and so
the name was to be kept quiet"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

y
after closing hours for offices. I hard-a
ly think you are on sufficiently friend-f
ly terms with him to know where hea
lives"
81 forgot the time" suffered Rit-
tenhouse. ....
81 am going to telephone the POI
hce," said the young lady. you Will
stay quiet, or shall fire."
She moved toward the telephone1
and hesitated. Tiff you are really
speaking the truth, and mother rent-l
ed you this apartment" she said, Ell
will give you a chance to offer somOJ
satisfactory-qu satisfactory ref>i
erence."
"AI my friends are out of town."
groaned Rittenhouse. The thought
of spending the night in stuff, IN
clean police cell was not an enticing
one. 81 don't know a soul. was in
the Adirondacks until this morning.
was summoned down by my firm.
Birch & Landso-on business. Oh,
if only Freddy Holmes were here!
He'd get me out of this!' groaned the
young man.
A remarkable change came over
the girls face. ''Mr. Fred Holmes
of-of-where was he living last
spring? Quick!' she exclaimed.
cat the St. Elizabeth" said Ritten-
house. And then a light came to him.
''You don't mean to say that you are
Miss Rita-er-I never learned the
last name" he continued ''Why,
Freddy has told me about you, and
Oh, won't you let me put on my coat
and take you out to-taIk over the
matter? We. can get him on the
Iong-distance telephone, and"
The revolver hesitated and was
lowered. Then the girl replaced it in
her suitcase.
Half an hour later they were seats
ed opposite each other in a snug cor
ner of a famous restaurant not very
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11

isrite ie Oa1ens 2ps, nen1Iig "Nor'
Qcsiprbcn".~ Set or en- Welfripelle
al 2utbcr College Wulp6S Surne 'io'
tie CONNER. beisr9ct uogipet AZ
Tpr0cuc N%citpreI'c. @o9en fonnmer
I'll at bIiur 1879 Sibcr itor mcO 56S
9illcocr ol 377 Cuts. 9cifripel'
len 0uftcr belle 1llren ira ierlt I'll
iibit, Iorbcrc>eIicr % Heiiltoter,
M}oOtagelier. 6citer, GpIeuclicr og
¬rpf. @iuc0crnc or toget al
Wnn0cn5 YfeNIentmer mtocr 1urel.
GufeItois bar @utterne iig inlele1I
ioIgt Dem Tor 3 Gts. Stpffet. Otter
Sen Fris oiloc bare 9oqens 9illeoer
fomlmc poa Si7.04. Mnn9e al Dem
bar piittof life %oIminoeIlg Sntcres'
ie, men ell bel Gel al Dem piI ior'
mole bpcniont5cIit, Ser bar noget til
opcr9 Tor Norge eler Tor 8utterne.
6ortnlen til gogen err ifreoet al
Groi. &. 81. ErcuS. Nroi. 2ingel-
itoo bar ifrepet ii anpltler, Fait. 5.
e. 81. Freus t3 aapitler % Nuit.
,WoIoiiob ct aopitcl. Nnpir o. 10.
itpr cr melct goot, ioa en- morioni.
mere ,<|ulclupc timber man pnnifcIig
1914. aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11

Strife tnopiet. Der bar en- flor Cor.
IamIins tiliteoe. SnbpteIiespr0btfe'
men boIbtes al proiesior Carl W.
Westpfs fra oen Gorencoe airfes
EreitcifoIe. Yaitor ORLANDO Sns.
poIoita6 er Menisbebens Brett. 81.
ben bar for ca. 2 Mar ftben optos
arbeibet / Waribautotpn, bar Me.
nigbeoen ifiiot en- raif Bert, % osn
ilpe Strife er en- Of G~rueternc al oeil
paagnenbe os porenbe firtelise Sn.
teresie, iom oenne unge, opstisc
Walo bar peret iitanb til at pGffe
blanot Opens norite geioItnins, II.
ben bar fom BERTH. M~enisbeoen bar
osiaa npIis fisbt P~reitesaaro, iaa
oens gienbom MI alt ialt bar CIT
@arbi al $4,000. 4irfen alene To-
iter, foruoen @runoeienoommen,
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11

- intet at %iortie, Tom fan tlene
til Dplpsning / Saeen -"
- os intet at iige uoen ben rene
Sanbbeo."
- oe intet at iise ,toen Den rene
Sanbbeb."
asiesforen: "Raa, bpq1 bar Ge
aItiaa at ~anfere?"
Soloaten: Seq ifuloe bilie ioa
Hittig fra Waipr auebel % fpsrec,
ON Sr. Msiesioren pilbe sfsre barn
ben IorneteIie at tilbrinse Mftenen
bos bam. Oct blir life anoet ems ct
iimpeIt Stpffe Smsrrebrsb, en- Biol.
ter og en- @bift."
Cater fra Yliblifum.
Msiesioren: ~&pao beboger! Gr
De oa life @ibne?"
"@ei, ST. asiesior, iea er bare Sp.
bos Maioren. Seq bar fsrit
bjenme bo8 9ere, % ser ia De, at De
bar I &etten. 90 Ga jes fom berop
og ipurgte efter Gere, bite aonita.
belen mig mo"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
On iieloeu uomcrfelie.

l}en 9orf sen 90e Cecenber
Mpron / Nerricf. iom iornuIia tog
Niiteo Iom omerifanif Nmbo5iaopr
til NrantriN ~ ion iong aufom til
NCu !lort nlt0 2umperen ~Rod,om.
beau, mootoN mlOer Operrcilen oi.
lIclcl troaola3 Giterrctuing on. at
ban al heu 'ronife Grpiiocnt unr
blepet 0ctorcrct meb e0reSliaipncn@
StorfcrS iom |nertienNclic ior bans
Surtleneiter al set ~irnnife SoIf, me.
NenS ban por amcrifanlf Nmlbosia.
Scr / Nnris.
2ettc er Ell iieloen llomerfeIie.
ior. iberegnet Mr. Serricf, err Der finn
10 Ferioner / oen belle Ieroen, ionl
CT rSnoehauere al Den ironlfc sereS.
lellon3 Stortor3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
%nla / Nuruerfompanict

@louot Sc 60rretninqer. Tom 0e.
% CmepnS Nc'oItning meo
rcttc irler 10 ltoIt Al at bare ! i'm
Ntl0tt, cr "Gormcr9 Goopcratipe 90
cietn", clIer Tom oen popuIrrt he
nGpncS "6orucrfompnuiet" Gettc
@onponi Driver Ell n0jtroft 6orret-
nina meO Virb "a SalQ al Spm,
9uoroi ser oQIe@ en- ioaban RiQeIig-
hes her { Gomtuct, o. set bar nit
iiQ at uure en- me9et proiitabcI Suo-
retlinl for bore 6ormere.
@ompauiet boobe lit narlige Mebe
! lir4oa9&, o. BET polgte3 pcs oenuc
N~ulcOnin1 ~ieI1cn0e Tireftsrer: ).
&. CbNcm @lcnmooo EomnIhip;
&obn Nruciou Canoe Somnihip
albert Guin9ion, VIeaiout Snpn.
ihtp; @iIbert Nor1ru, MaNiior
lomuihjp; %obu @rogeiton, Gcco.
r0a (onuihtp; =. 6. CnrInuN.
&aln'ar (o>uulJip; @eorge Noure.
SpriMiieio 2mpuihip; " Mutcr$.
6rautolllc fo%mnibip; FbiI. Goro.
Ion, @,uiiton &omuibip.
I'll Gnlbco@mouO pnlQie& ielaeu.
Sc: %rUiiocut, EhiI. ). Garolan
&iceprrlinent. Anorep STAB; &c.
tretrr, Go Seaman; directors al
large: Gle ellington "a @o EEL
man.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11

men. Weo bette for Eie bar oltiao
Getalibanblerne inSienbt lit Mnbra.
eerlbe til V~reiibenten.
anisgerne bar / bette 1iIfploe
forreiten et onbet, Tom bet ipnes,
aanlfe fraftisere argument for, at
oeres Nltbragenbe ifaI bIi inboiIaet.
&c begDnoer nleo at minoe Nreiiben.
ten ON, at / Senbolo til Oiitrittets
Soue er 2sr0og gitermiobas en- lop-
liz Seaigoag belle aarct r1nbt, %
at ale Banter % ltsrre 8orrenin.
ger ioIaer 2open / bette Stpffe,
meoens Negierinsen bar funoet Jig
befciet til at ignorere Den, unStagen
/ Be 3 ~parrteite Sommermoaneoer.
Spoo Der anorases ON, er oerior
blot, at 2ouen bIir fuIgt i bet MIND.
ite oisie to 2srboge. Snab Meiul.
tatet at bette Mnoragenbe oil bli,
ifal ieg meooele / nit n9itc grep.
Ceres grepifriper bnpbe for ct
Ear Gage iioen ct mceet fi9rfom.
men @eisg al samle @enlter fra
&eiten. S%ngenisr Sesie aoren meo
0rue ira Spofanc, @aib. fog Jig
Ell Serietur til Often % ereb oJiaa
%anleoningen til at ie inoom 9opeo-
ltaoen % billie paa gamle 0enner
Der. SngeniDr aoren % True, icot
Jrennling, blep giite / minneapolis
ior onltrellt % Nar iioen. San bar
/ De iibite 80 Nars Iio ppret aniat
peo Ncrtbern Yaciiic gunell, inotil
ior ~ aar lioen / ct. Nuul %
iioen / Spofane, buor Be lifer iig
iaa goot, at DC agter at bli Der DE
ten al Sipet. De bragte SIliener
ira Den populure norife Sanserinoe
OIipia Snbl, Der Dor / Spofane,
buor bun laoer inc 2nnosmuuo az
andre npbe gpbt al lin uafre Sang
% lit uimoSitaaeligc Sunor, me-
oens bun pao ianlme Sio far en- no,
itraft GirtionlbeO ionI Sanglrrer-
moe.
s oeune Sorbinoelie oil oct life
Qtpelell at frembUpe lonl Ell
itor Snroel peo 2unbetS &pueoitub,
Der IlOt citer Ilot glsr Jig mere %
mere giuloenOe, at set blir mere %
mere olmill>eIig, at Suriltcr ira
olc, ielp De ~fiernelte Gele al Sunoet
tnger Jig Ell Suiptur inoom @alb-
ielp ON oe life bar nogeil
piqtigere 6orretninaer ser. Gisie
pirfcr iom ct Nlllt ira en- an
oen % ~iriifcre 2uft. Gettc ct ial-
ialo / bei Grab SiliTlOet nleO ale,
lom en- Sang har boct / @cllcn. On
ri elb i mango Gelc fan baue oct
her, iuu elemnler ri Dog
@eitcn nleo bens friifc 2rit
% iunoe ligeiremme Wenltelfcr.
6orrelten Dor BET oglaa nGones.
at Oct blir mere og mere a%lnlinoelig,
at N~promrno, Ger fonlnler til Inle=
rifn pau @eis1 cQcr / 6orrctuingcr,
Ter iuoom 6cpcoitaoell, noHet, lunE
Den nprifc aploni Der latter
tor TriS pna. Tette ltoar uisiclig
Tor en- itrr Del / SorbiuocIic nco
Sprettclien al Ell egcn 9e9ution /
@alhington. Set bar nenllig life
ianle0es, m,oeus 2egutioncn uar
llorif- ipenif. 81. z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
Vruiesiur % Mrs. &. 9. Sar6u

/ Minneopolis felreoe forleoen lit
Splubrpllup nleo Ell Sanliliemio-
oaa / lit &iem paa 22oe gpe. 81.
NIerc uocnbus Meolenmer al Sa-
milicn bar tiliteoe. Sm Aiteneu got
Nllosmura Seminnrs Stuoenter tn
ieitlia SiliteIning ior Torret, OF
shuoent Soban @eopif cpcrraite
V~roiesior % AIRS. Sarbo ct paffert
SsIpierpice. Vreieslor Sarbo bar
Brett / Ga Grpsie. WiS.. pon Sen
Sib, ba ban bIep gilt; oereiter pir-
feoe ban / Iuliitb % @icilcre / Npro
minneapolis. inStil ban | 1909 bleo
T~roiesior reb IuaSblira. 6ra 1897
til 1899 bar ban Srifirfens Sor.
mono; ban sieuualates | 1908 o.
iltnaereSe ieien iom 6ornlano til
1905: Iiseiaa ira 1907 I'll 1909.
V~roieSior OF Mrs. Snrbc bar .
Barn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
0pSsfale paa Weitfpiten. Q

9sSsfalb paa @eitfpiten. Gbri.
titan 6. @artbe afgif iorleoen uco
Oeoen / lit Sjem i Ginlano, Waib.,
benpeo so Nar sammel. @drtbe bar
ieot / Surenoalen paa Nor0msre
% iopanoreoe til Mmerifa / 1870.
San bar en- at Nioneererne / 0e!.
Icm Mebicine 60, Minn., bnor bul,
belle Chen iioen bar pPret / Befio.
belle al fit o~prinoelise Scmeiteao.
Eli @aibin9ton fom ban for .
gar iioen % bar boot / Stnlano
belle 3ioen. Sim / De iioIte Maane.
Scr bar ban uaret Iibt Ipaeelig.
Wange bill iapne oenre italte, CANT
Ie 8ubbe, %ifriper "Waib. Soften.
gn Slot al Ssnner og 0etre oper.
leper BAN: Wrs. $. Spenien, Bin.
lano; Siaf @artbe, Spofane; Sohn
@artbe, @inlanb; Wrs. Gb. Sobn.
Ion MepubIic, @aib.; Martin Gar.
the, Stepens 60, @aib.; Carl Gar.
tbe, @anIep Sails, Minn.; Mlbelt
@artbe, Tinlauo; geuoif @artbe,
&anlep Sails, Minn. Irnt @artbc
er poa oct garnle Somillebiem /
2)elow Meoicine 60, Minn. e.
ocman 8artbe, &inlano, % Mr&.
6reo 9iie, Snnlep Salts.
Mrs. Inna Gee, Sllltrn ii!
Nmll See / Seattle, err aisaaet uen
Ipoen / Tacoma. Wrs. See, bplS
Eigenapn bar Mnna Strano, bar
ipot poa 5orue / Srenoelagcn for
SO sInr iioen. Slln ouerlepes al lin
Wano iamt tire Barn.
Mrs. Sel9a Soiepien aigif
nplig peo Ipoen / i'm Cater, Mrs
Silbe SolmS, @len,, Seattle. If.
osbe, iom bleu 81 gar gammcl, bar
ira @aarocn Iaiebn paa Norofloro-
els. Tor % s(ur iiben fonl bun I'll
Mnlcrifo, % bar / "a slar boet hos
opcrnppntc Tntter. 6oruoen oernc
eitcrlaoer bum iig Sonnen &nitt
Sperien, ser Dor i SoppcnIlh
Walb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
Spiifulcelcoer ifriper til Norac.

Mtils Muren Mid)elet, NoriflGrerin,
ben / Spo-Seiifoleu, minneapolis,
gap iorleoen Gag line Gleper Mnleb-
ming til en- pripat Inpenbelle Norlf-
funoifoberne, ibct bun anmooeos
Glepernc ON at ifripe ct grep T..
@coiteiorplorc eller Slretninge /
Morse. Suer icmti Slllebrepe bleu
iielee "3ioenbe" ienot al Gleperl,c.
9ette bar lloget mt for oe ileitc al
Dem, cg mt ior SlTgtninge / Nor-
ge ogiaa, % @IGhcn blir iaapeI aT-
ienoer lom Mobtager tiloeIt. Gle
per, iom life bauoe SlpgtninGc !
Mcrge, ienbte uorife Sreue til @co-
IteiorGlbre eler andre, boiat ber /
amerifo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
bans 2on,mer fanbtes oaiaa en-

bans CONNER fanbtes osiaa Ell
Scrnbonebiuet fra gmmetsburs, Sa.,
til Wlnona, Mlinn.; enopioere
Gaabsotteit, Tom piier, at SARAH
Sacoblon 8artbus blep isOt | Ssnore
9lurboI, Worae, ben 21oe OCTOBER
1867. Ter par ligeleoes enocl
9rcue ira iorifieaige al bans Vp1-
beioIf Der / Sonbct. Get iremgoar
of bisie, at ban boeoe / GoIonoer
So, iljor 0aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
Campffibe o. 40 Menneifc.

loenlte Campifibe % 40 Menneifc.
liz.
Sftbsforten | finite Sorpanoe bar
D1ottl fore9aaet mben Sinoringer, %
lrtet Wariel bar ppret gipet ONT llh.
l9gsel'en al Wincr. 0srere al Bio
arltoinne Sfibe beretter, at De banhe
'eet tpife 4rissifibe npr oen finif,
ap't Ssroag % ssnoag, % iom en-
6elsellutning tiIfriDes 1piferne llb.
lP9gelien al Winer / oisie Garpau-
oe.
6orten paa firife Sarpanbe Ri.
bll inoitiuet, inhtil De er blet rem
ieoc for Winer.