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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15
. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1914.

Some of our Republican friends
have sought to attract votes for
Wilson for L. $. Senator, claiming
chat the Democrats are responsible
for all the bad things that come to
as. If it's the financial end Of il
that they are clamoring for as they
say, let us have a comparison of
Wilson and Beckham:
In 1900 j. c. w. Beckham became
Governor of Kentucky. When he
went into Office he found the State
with a bonded indebtedness of $780,
600, all of which was incurred dur
ing the preceding Bradley RepubG-
can administration. Besides this
form Of Indebtedness there was n
large amount of floating debts. lie
was governor for seven years. during
which time he cleaned up the bonded
indebtedness Of the State; laid aside
one million for our new stare Cap
itol, and left o nice balance of near
" one and one-half million to the
States credit when Wilson went in
as Governor, leaving the State to the
good no less than three million dol
lars clean.
When Wilson went into Office sue
eeeding Beckham, instead of finding
q depleted treasury and a large
Bonded indebtedness, as Beckham
following Bradley had found, he
found a full treasury, and no bond
ed debts at all, and virtually nothing
due against the State and unpaid.
after four years of ''wining and din
ing" in the East and North, frequent
3 Iy complained pf, and receiving the
full compliments of the Offices to
which he was elected to fiji, but
which was mostly looked after by
Lieut.. Governor Cox, except when ne
was considering some pardons Of
some dgnifed GU gentlemen CIV
who had been in jail for seven years,
he retired to private life, Governor
MCreary being elected by 81 900 ma
jority as a rebuke to his adninistra-
ton. lie LETT the State in debt Just
as much as he found it ahead when
he assumed control, leaving the
State to the bad about three millions,
or about as much to the bad as Gov
enor Beckham had run it up to the
good.
Thus you see a difference of six
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15
CTATEWiDE PROHIBITION.

There is not the slightest doubt but
that Kentucky will soon vote on the
question e. Statewide prohibition,
and preparations are being made now
toward that end. The results Of Vir-
oinia's action will be watched with
great interest by both sides, and 50
far the results have shown that the
action was a wise one. Kentucky is
like Virginia in many respects. For
years local option was tried. but it
proved inefficient rs the ten wet
counties sent their product into the
ninety dry ones without any regard
for the law. Finally the Legislature
allowed the whole state to vote ON
the question and the result was a
majority Of $4,000 for prohibition.
The Old Dominion is now dry for
ever. and it will not be LONG until
Kentucky follows suit.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15

Inc Clayton antitrust bill, which
has been before the House for some
time, has at last been adopted. As
the senate has already agreed on it,
1t now goes to the President for his
signature. One feature of the bill
was the fact that 30 Republicans and
six Progres,iveS voted for it i'm ad-
dltion to the solid Democratic vote.
and it passed by 244 to 81. The pur-
pose Of the Clayton bill is primarily
to fix the guilt on individuals con-
nected with big corporations which
violate the law, and to prohibit un-
1alr price discrimination and inter-
locking directorates of competing
companies, and also limits the in
terlocIing Of bank directors. 1t also
prohibits the existence of holding
companies which would tend to les
sen competition and forbids exclus-
i've and tying contracts. This act
when enforced, will be of great bene-
BIT to the country, particularly to the
farmers, who suffer most from the
hands of the big corporations.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15

millions between the two men. There
are forty-eight states in the Union
and two L. $. Senators from eaci,
State. If there should be as much
difference in the worth Of all other
Republican and Democratic Scna-
tors, measured from momentary
point OF view, as in this ease, there
would be difference of $4,000, OO0
N Favor of the Democratic Senators,
IT you are looking for the bust
ness-like Senator, you cannot throw
Beckham down, for he certainly has
done things for Kentucky, and he will
do just as much for the Nation if
given an equal showing.
To be elected Governor in 1909 it
was, of course, necessary to allure a
lot of DcGrcrg.c voters 81 wis ~
support. lie accordingly Matched up
some sort of grievance for the old
Confederate veterans and made them
believe he was their friend. It is
claimed that by this deception Will
son carried over one half their vote
I'm his race fod Governor. And what
lid he do for them in return? When
the Legislature passed the Confeder-
ate pension bill, he vetoed it. He
will again accord the same treatment
to any Democrat who may walk into
his trap and vote for him. The only
use Augustus Wilson has for Demo-
Gratis. is their votes.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15
H0W'S THIS7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
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cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
~. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.,
We, the undersigned, have known
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and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and f.
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legations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COM
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Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free
Price 20 cents per bottle. Sold by
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15

Judge Hobson, Of the Kentucky
Court of Appeals has recently issued
a volumnious edition on Plead;ngs,
and Judge Carroll, another Couft of
Appeals Juge, is about to bring out
a new edition Of the Kentucky stat
utes. Both these books are very ex-
haustiye and it takes Il great deal q,
time and labor to complete them,
but these judges have managed in
oorIe way to find time for this work
in spite of the fact that the Kentucky
Court Of Appeals is nearly year be
hind, and that there is nearly a mil
hon dollars Of the peoples money
tied mp in litigation. These Judges
drew from the State $4,000 each, a
year, which should be sufficient for
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15
THE CLAY Clay TIMES
A Democratic Newspaper
Eighteen Years Old
N. P. 0'MARA,

OWNER AND PUBLISHER.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15
STATEN EMIT.

Statement of Ownership, Manage
mont, etc, of the Clay City Times,
published weekly at Clay City, Ky,
and required by the Act of August l,
1912.
Editor, Managing Editor, Business
Manager, Publisher and Owner,
MICHAEL p. O'AIARA. Clay City,
Ky.
Known bondholders, mortgages and
other security holders, holding one
per cent or more Of total amount of
bonds, mortgages or other securities
John +. Burgher.
MICHAEL u. O'AIARA.
Sworn to and Subscribed before
me this 9th day of October, 1914.
A. r. WHIT.
Notary Public, Powell County, Ky.
My Commission expires january
%, 1918.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15
INTO the argument Questions of his

into the argument questions of his
tory which s0a 70 --iticism and
lunacy as a responsible factor in the
well-meaning course Of the conscien-
tious advocate of prohibition
This Kentucky editor is a gifted
writer and his long years of expert
ence in the Newspaper field has
hardened him to the task of advance
ing the most logical arguments to
suit the occasion. He is seeking
now in terms utterly contemplate
to reflect upon one of Kentucky's
grandest women.
Mrs. Frances Beaucamp, the
President of the Kentucky Women's
Christian Temperance Union, is one
of the objects of this vicious attack
For her interest in the furtherancc
Of prohibition in the State this edi-
tor has classed her as a fanatic and
Il lunatic. Her efforts have been felt
all over the State of Kentucky and
the far-reaching power is gaining to
closely on the heels of the liquor
element and even their closest
friends, to be of comfort, and from
the pen one of our most eminent
writer comes the startling statement
that she in this respect is lunatic.
Mrs. Beauchainp may in the opin-
ion of some be fanatic, because
her whole life work has been devoted
TO the work. She grew into woman
hood with a voice against liquor and
has continued in her fight with zeal
and energy that is commendable.
How many women in the United
States have devoted the time to a
single cause than has Mrs. Beau
champ to temperance? There may
be scores but few of them haye at
-ained such nation wide Importance.
Mrs. Beauchamp is an honest worker
'or temperance. To some her move
nents for temperance may appear
There can be no doubt of |
ler sincerity. As a woman of |
scholarly attachments she has awak- |
med interest throughout this broad
and of ours; she has awakened the
'ouls Of hundreds and thousands of
men and women who have rallied TO
Ter standard.
What is the result9 It is plain to
'e seen; l07 counties out of 100 I'm
he State in the "dry' column. Her
i'm now is Statewide prohibition.
I has been demonstrated that in
titles Of the larger class in the State
he prohibitionists are in the minor
ty. There is but one course for the
people, and that is to
ecure a Statewide vote ON the
question, and knowing a vote upon
he issue would settle it, the news J
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15

papers of these cities are endeavor-
ing to damper the enthusiasm that
is growing daily Mrs. Beauchamp
may not live to see the day when
Kentucky will be "dry' but with all
she will have the satisfaction Of
knowing that her work was well
done and that she is more deserving
of praise than condemnation So
much a reward for fanaticism.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15
HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRING WIFE

| had gotten so weak could not stand,
and | gave UP in despair. y
AT last, my husband got me bottle Of
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and COM
menced taking it. From the very first
dose, ] could tell it was helping me. !
can now walk two miles without its
firing me, and am doing all my work." &
II you are all run down from wonianIy
troubles. don't give up in despair. Try
Cardui, the woman's tonic. II has helped
more than million women, in its 80
Yeas of continuous success, and should
surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
it will do. Ask him. He will recon-
mend it. Begin taking Cardui today. s.
Write to: chstsnooea Mesicne Co., Ladies,
Advisory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn. for Spect0i
Instructions on your case and64.page book. sHona
Treatment for Women" sent In plain wr&ppsr. J6s,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15

them to devote all their time to tho
work for which they are paid. The
State Inspector has intimated thao
ir viii look into the matter and then
will, in all probability, be another
rhIke-up at the Capital.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15
After Four Years Of Discouraging
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Upin Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.

Catron, Ky.-ln an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: 81 suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
this time, | could only sit up for little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, l would have severe pains
in my left side.
The doctor was called in, and his treat
ment relieved me for a while. but was
soon confined to my bed again. After
that. nothing seemed to do me any good.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-10-15

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so MUCH FOR FANATICISm

A Kentucky editor with power Of
thought and gift Of pen has directed
vicious attack upon prohibition
and prohibitionists, and has brought
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al Seaotionen mco Snmilie % lie.
ncrltab or iio%ruiioOna anfommet hcr.
til pia %omorup nneo ggtrntoa %
reller pi0ere ooer Sperige III Rus-
lnno. GnfchronnlnQen itiueoe "aa.
pnIerboIigeu" poa Gharlottenturd til
Ranaiqheo Ter Scaniioreu.
Get iaafniote $uouitrirnao hauoe
Nfcoe ioog ior at rdooilnn ON 5itll.
atloren % parctagc Snonitrieu3 IN.
t%eresier.
S%orsha1 nil Ser bIiuc iorelaat
RigSooacu iIerc miolerttoiQc @opior.
lag. bl. q. ON Morntorilm. NlrIp
til Srofalote5 6amiIicr o. eueniuelt
lloferielsiorbuh.
observation-disclosures Gal or
eaet polhiomt. %sro0l erpcoere0c3
Ger iaoleoe3 $4,000 S%cIearnmmcr.
gue iericrenoe cr hlemfoloi og nlc.
ionl ifilloc bare 6cricr, or bolot til.
bagc.
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YG9gcte mcpieimjfc WGroi.

Naereoc ira CIotioen Al far mon
ulo't at gGg udr nogct al oct beoite.
mar fun0e Qipe ell SnQ. Gu cngelif
%Tge meo0elte imtolertio FOR uogls.
Nar ll0cn, al set life bare par 9Ga.
acts NJrinasuTr0L men ogioa oct5
meoicinife Strait, ionl oor al 'mr &c,
lponina for Suge. Sou rcoegior0c
ior ilcrc Gilipl0e, b0or ban boO0c
GrbrnRt 6uocu al unIaQte 9GQ pad
aabne S0ar mco set HciuItat. at
Soorct groe0e mere emo aIminoeIiJ
burtig o. go0t. en- mo0erue iranit
&Gqe mar imi0lcrti0 plQct tiliorc
2Gg5ene eu0uu mere meoicinif
Arait. emo Sc bciiooer / iig ielu. San
ioorer nemIig Neniene mc0 @Gfrc.
rick iom Gbuljli, GalOrianu Din.
Meoiciner. iou Mienucitene euer
fuier iig ur at tage ito. ga III Taor
Eatierterne &rgemiOIerne / Sc 9Ge.
iom Sc ~itnftel5 6ener IGgger. 9e
biQigite loaoume "mc0icinitc" 9GJ
toiter lem 6rancs ior Guiuet.
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26 Gipr ua : Scitc inocbrrnbf.

Iorlcoen Aat pco 12.Sioen uhbreN
@rnnb pon @aarocu Gprc Smclton
/ Tc'tre Nter. @aarben tllherer 8e-
nerolOircftsr u. 9Iafitao, men sri.
pes Al Ell Torpnoter. Slocn par op-
'taoet / 2aapcbn1ninaen. % mart
HOG Tlammernc bolt / @eirct. Slocn
1rcb roitt ON iig % iorpIanteoc Jig
til SopebbnQnlngcn % oae llohll'e.
Set por ugisrllgt at reboc noact.
Otter eli Zines SorIeb por ole
@oarocnS Srie brrnbt neo til 8riun-
oen. GcSpprrc lpffcoes oct life al
rebbe 8narbcnS irore @eirtning. r.
Ter inoebrpnbte ialt 26 aier, 3 Sc.
tic, Ell bel Gel Spin % olt 6iPrfrT.
Tcrimoo lpffebes set at rcbbc ira
Stoburet ca. 100 Spffe DEL on an.
orc Mabparer. Weliptfene lna iprcot
llboucr Sorhcn. Suicne bar branb-
asiureret for 10000 SIR. Sorsoria
er Der asil,rerct FOR 10000 Str. &ele
@~anroen, @opebbpgning, SIPS, Saa'
pc, Stulo, Stabur etc, brGlnote neN
iii @r,unocn. @oaroells @eboerc ban
oe logt liz, ga @rnnoen breo I'D. &c
reoDebe iig / iihite 9ieblif LET paa-
flGbt til Nnboqnnr0ene.
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Naar Nnncuc ilippcr up.

I0rhu8 4bc Iiig. ~ X Hlorhu0 cr
ser life irrlig itore Aulbctploninler.
Soalcoc8 bar @o3rcrtct FIN aul til
Mioten al September. % hpi3 ser
life til ocn Sio upertct aabncr ia
IPlIlilhco Tor at iau I'M @cboloning,
oil %erfet biiue npot til at llIffc. Sor
Here iuouitricuc &~irtionlbcocr nil
aulIcne iIippe % / @sbct Al fort (io.
Soriena 4oc Iul. On Al sc
~lierlie SertiIinbriter her / Npcn bar
/ Niten maottct inbitiQc Eriitcn in0.
III uioere. ioroi &uIlcnc er lIllppct
%. Anorc Sabriter nil / Sc uUrmc
tie Saae blipc moot Ill al islae Or.
ennplet. Ger er mleNet lnlaa Aulbe.
holbnlnAer her / Npen, og altlilr-
maeruc CT paa @unocn al luie BE.
toIoninaer.
aoIoing. 4oe Nuq. 5 aoIoina
or Ser ioag itor Silltrsmniug til
aommltnenS aof5uoiaIg. SoIf itoar
lungt uo pna 8aoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25
Sitnatiuncn / Sanmarf.

&%iebenhopn ioc Mug. ~ Nteocn9
al export poo 0e tuifc Same er ms
peuocrct, beierqer Get iorene0e
Campiflb4iclitab uorc andre Grport
linicr reAclmG@iil.
Ariitioniobdooel1 or aiQauet citcr
Gutcn % Sclifobcta iroenlonoifc
Huter cr / normal @lrnge. ingen
pcD ie~luielQcliA hporIrnQc. 6. g.
Nauicn9 Ne6cri err oct oalt'fe Gel.
fob, ser bi0til bar facet ileit ISob5s
potter. % bets SfibSiorretrinq er
p~raftiif taft itanoiet. sam Stibe /
ouerijaiif Start eler NtiooeIhopSiort
teller enonu. Neitcn al Selifubets
Sfibc cr in0eiprrrct / ipenifc. iinifc.
ru9iiite % tnite Napue. Som oct
er gnuet Bette Ne0eri, er set gaoet Sc
ileite ANDRE.
Vaa 8rsnttoruet iteg ioog Eriien
pr. lsn6c DANTE Eoieter ira y iii
% arner. C1iao 0e u0enlanoite
%proouftcr i~oroobleoes / Vri3.
Smerprlierne or. @ismerpun0 er
for ElebIiffet 10 aroner bsiere emo
normolt men bpi9 Grporten I'll Gng.
lun0 Rambler, uenter man, at Der oil
blipe CT enormt Vrl5inIo herhiemme.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES itol haze ct
Grtramsoe inlorgen ior at oreiie 81,
tuotlonen.
DteIprilerne CT Iteget nle6 . ar.
pr. 100 ailo % oelltes poerligere at
itiae Ell Gar aroncr imorgen.
aornpriierne er iteget mere emo
MeIprlierne, nemliq 6 aroner
Or. 100 ailo. Sptneilngterierne iii.
raaoer Sonompro at taae Stiuingen
rolia. aaiie iorheie5 ira o. meo
imorqen meo 20 Ere pr. ailo. Suf.
fer mene5 at piI0e Goloe Jig IoreIebig
u~IUtNIulc4,
ais6priierne er life iteget. troos
De tore 2%eperancer til Spr o. Slna.
De. Ssrit Sor5oag penies en- aigis.
relic, ON Triierre ital iPttes %.
9egpriierne or i~oreIsbig. IoaIpnse
Grport Iorgeaar. uiorarbreoe.
9ationaIbanfen itanoiebe ibog
6ulouobetalingen.
Speioergutterne opiorbres / gla.
oene til al biplpe oarbmpuoene meb
Ssiten.
Il Voit ira ol oper Spitlano err
poafIiitret Ell Gillette. iom oiier. at
Der soes inf Geniur. Zen rusiiife
ambusiabc / Berlin % Meolemmer
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Zen iucnifc Miubiliicrina.

S~tocfboIm. 3bic 2lug. iii Slt
ring al NelltraIItetcu bar Sislor.
iparaoeportemeniet lo0et beorbrC
NtobiIiierirg al Glnaoeu, auitbeipit.
niugerne % northumberland, mef
unotoQeIle al oet MateriaIe lom itaI
anifaiiea fra 0lnocI9ilaooen, H$n0.
Communicating al nilteoiaeoe / 6lan.
oet cuer auitariiueriet itoaenoe q.
wiiccrcr % Al Rcicrpcoincerer 90 Ne.
uiae / iorneocnt NutoI..
Ter bar gooet 9fpgtcr / Stocfboiu
ON at (piiIan0 har tilitiaet SUeriQ(
et llIijmatlml. Eou Senuenoelie ira
Ceres aorrelponoeut oementere5 set
tc rnqic futegoriif al Hegjeringen.
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&rigsifibc p~aairroc.

&onitin0Suaua, 3bic Ara. u
Mri02iartrier ubcn Stag, nntagcIlA
tpife, poaicrcbc iorleocu Sna @ics.
pTr5tappen 90 Norbfpn poa Bel Oft
oper.
Tlerc Grdan9elinrere, herni Ell
inf ~ ell norif, or ltonoict neb Gle
lcs % fonnlcr ncbpc pioerc. &c
ruSiilfe Snrtsier. iom lager iprcbt
ollie Same heroppe, bar inoitiaet line
Siifeinofieb.
Get beirnpte5, ot aulusb og MeI'
nsb / Sinnlnrfen fnn inotrUile tiolig
pau Soften.
Sronbhien. 4oc giiq. - Sielgc
"GagSpoitcn" cr I &nnonbnnoe Oh
lcrperet pes &clcm / NrS / Toien.
&c 1if noroopcr mes longiom Tnrt
tcmmclig mar Sano oQ isrtc init
IIoQ. Senerc er sc obicrpcret pes
&%oIocr9iuno "a @ci@ofcr. Sra Ser
niuqcu mcIbcS ON 10 itorc ol to mint
ore 5ron9portifibe, iom %iooamorgcs
po@icrcbc MOREOVER / 6elqe.
a%iebenhopu. 3bic Nugnit r. Grl
Slrbeoomper / ltorolieen hor moot
II Itprc tpifc Sfibc pod %ei moo
Sfnnerof, ole mc6 Iluftcoe 2onters
ner.
2o0icrne bar iigraIiicrct ) cngcI.
lie Stibc / HTrhcocr al Nor0binoer
Npr. TIcrc cnqeIifc Gifaorcr frpb'cr
9toro FOR Nlie9iiuQen.
On &or@er6ompcr mc6hclcr. at Ell
enAcllf Glon0c pau - Stibc Iiq9er
pc0 @onitholm 6pr u0cnior SpQnno5
Geitfpit.
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IvurTrer Statcn ut Werpulnu.

Hoalo Inlu1oien bar ioruret ocll
norife Stat lit @eropIan, ionl ban
nplig fisbte / Toris. Get er Ell ier-
~iteflasieS Maifine, beregnet pao IFS
lonlt @rug, Gen foitcr 10000 ar.
SanrtioiJ itiQeoe Hoolo ~9(nunoien
iig til GiSpuiition iom miIitrr SIN
per. Silbubet blep mootaqet meb
@IToe, og ira MI al tilbercr Sen be.
ronlte Eolarforifer Sen norifc 9lrme
lom aftlp Wfilltprilpper. Somti0iQ
blcu, lon fer meooelt. Srpqpe Gran
optoget / Ilnueforp'ct. Nlmcnheocn
ptl meo 0lpbe %crinrc, at Dor 9(rrre
bar iaaet TO iao opgtige Tlupere ionr
Srpgpe Gran % Nonlo gmn0lcn,
ifrlper "2%reblaoet".
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Marucicn puer ScocntGrfeu.

bar / sc iioite Gage toIt ntco Here
8%oarobrliJere / De IorifieIlige 9na-
Der bcroper ON "Maret", ifripcr
Cpl. Ipis". Set er beloigpiS life
Sen Toritemtbeo, iom man fllnoc pen.
te otter BEN lnnge Serfeperiooe
Spertinoo er llOtalelierne giennem-
eaaenoe prraet al SilfreoSbeo %
gooe 6orboabninger. &c fleite bar
fouet ell baaoe fpalitatip % fpantita-
tiu llomcrfet Ssouling, ION for Ell.
teltes @ebfommenoc itaar poa Spioc
meb Sioraarets % iom gienrlenlaun-
enoe er beore ems Miboelsoars. Eoo
ageren bar 9laoluien beriet ituot
mango Steoer, men qiennemgoaenoc
lpoer llotolelierne meget lopenoe, ioI-
inlo langt beore eno mo funoe peil-
te Jig.
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Mopanorcrnee Nloer.

: Sc ienere 2lar bar lloUunoriu.
gen ira Gprge iflitat aoratter. iaa,
Ieoe5 Of oet mer o. me- bIir mae
SoIf. iom uouauorer. Otter llnoer.
isgeI'er. iom Scfretpren I Selifabet
III Gmigrationeu3 &rOitrGnfninJ
bar Toret1gct iaIoer Den itarite Ero.
cent paa Golt / ltioeren meuem -
% 10 Aar.
Sn6tll 1870 por min0re cuo 80
pGt. al llopmorerne / oenne 9lloer.
men iIoen er Eroteut1n iteltt raft
o. iiffert o. bar i Be lJ0ite 9lor UC.
ret 500 pGt. Gette har "ieIpiol'
celia bart itor Setponinq nor Golfe.
mpngoeu3 Sommeuiptning iaaIeoe3
n Gguiugen / Goltetal ppientIiI
Tribes Barn o9 gaHIe Self. mems
glntallet al 6olf ! Ben fraitigite MI.
Ser er omtrent iom ti0ligere,
Sette er ieIpislgeIig / national "a
ofonomiif 0enieenoe er meget betrn.
telig Senomer. SprIig ubeloig
maa Set antages az bore retpp Ill,
naar 9anoet guar ooer iii al blrpe Ct
Snouiuilano o. oerpeo bar SruJ
Tor itor slrbeiosfrait.
llopifIingen oil antagelia iere til.
al ser / 9torge maa importereS Nr.
beioere ira andre Sanoe Ill Grltat'
ming al 2anoetS eger llngocm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25
SobGfsSprfningen / Soan.

r~ortaltes npllg / ct g~ergensblao, at
Observation-Disclosures itaar aoot %
loper goot, % nleget pIantet / Snore
Sogn. Serom ifriper II. n. Gsien /
famine @lno: "a Spiter er Set Ser
req, buor SobafSbprfningen bar pp.
ret oreuet melt, % oa ies ioalebes er
flellot meb Torholoene, pil ieg life
nnolaoe at bemerfe, at omtalte Meo-
oelelie fon pirfe meget niloleoenoe
paa aisberne al 3obaffen. oa ems
mere Ifabe 9prferne. Sanoheben er
ben, at nor Oct ierite err Sobafsplon-
terne = meo llnotageIic al noaen
iaa Steoer - nofiaa Iioet uouifIet /
Sorbolo til Iarstiben. OF NeIpis Be
iengt meb oen / lire Aor bericrbe
Sopipaoom, % bernrit er areaIer-
ne iaar ~betpoelie inbitrpnfet % Del.
pis oloeIes neolagi, srunoet Be mis-
liec Iplinser / Sc ienere aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25
~TInpcmnIfimcr uucr Ann.

9ogenie. ibc aluq. Sorifiellilc
S~lppenlaifiner bar ignnr Worges %
iaites iIsIet oper Norbiun % Tar-
panoene Nenmfring iant SillebGlt.
On al oenl bar TunOilpuer % laa ca.
Il Sirne pao &au0et mellem Gun o1
gebeIe iaiteS. 3 ciniltlrote Nerrcr.
ser toIte ~gebroffcnt Spif 2onit Norit
% me6isrte sort. ion Sc intoereoc
(naunlig en- al ocnl por u~oprr9ci
Cificeraiupe). isQtc iaiteS iorQiUpe@
pno &erreNnoroen GlnlioelSborl al
tisbe Smsr, @reo oN sgg. Ge fore.
Qau at pare Huitieilerc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25
Mel mcS "@croeusfjuro".

&riitiania 5te 9lug. - Weoen5
Statens Tropiantfommisiion / 5Sor-
mibbag lao og orsIteOe WarimoIpri,
ier etc, blep Sen oibrllot / lit arbei.
Sc peb. of ser inoIeb ct Telegram
fra Inerifa meb SiIbuo ON ct Eurti
MeI. commissioner bellutteoe at
fiebe Welet, % ioo Set inolaitet poa
"gergensijoro", ionl ifal goa ira
Nep Dorf Sen lite o. % fan pentes
til Bergen 20oe eller 2foe.
Gette Telegram uor Ell elGoeli1
SperraIfelie for commissioner. Set
bar nemlig life ppret mltlig / oe lis
lite Gage at iaa Spor ira amerifo
poa Selesrammer, ION bar pPret
ienot bio herirn.
Otter Bette baaber man at funnc
iaa Sarer iom ~iPopanlig ira Sine
rita. @i bar bort iremiut Sen Gam
fR, at amerifaliniena Sfibe MI al
3enipn til @aretrnnsporten buroe
aaa hurtieit mnIig meQem Bergen
% Nep gorf og ioreIe6ig iuiperoere
GnIeb al Staoaneer % Griitiauia.