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The Washington herald., 1914-12-20

,.,rs. Ahs"Iut, cleanliness is Insured b,
IN" large forr" OF cleaners crupIoyed L"
So. that the cars are at all times Ir"..
from occumulations Of dirt
Great financial pro-r~S has been made
.- IN" past ten years by the Capital Ira,
rirn company Its transactions. inClud-
E:c tn" expenditure Of large sums for
equipment and general rNp"n~'s. have
run into the hundreds of thousands az
dollars. During Jhl- period III" puht,
has enjoyed constant 'fTurt on the rtr;
of tn" company TO Improve conditions
~ h"Tevcr possible I:.' 'n're has been
u" chang" in the far %" attempt to lu-
r"as" the revenues ot o., company "N-
r"Ut 10y Increasing It's 'ur"utg" The
standard charge of "a m:.n". for all dis
tanc"> within the Distr.,, r"maius as tho
fixed rate.
Tn" company's polio toward IFS "w-
Ilm'"- is as" a point or which IN" err
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20

I<ver since towns have gained the habit
pl growing into cities with residence dis
rricts and business sections too far apar;
for the citizen TO walk from his hous-
to the office or for rH. hoHeewife to plod
her weary humrward WAY after a dav :
shopping. street railways have been grow
ing in importance. The problem or m"v-
ing city's population about within ~
limits freely and as conveniently as pos
sible has engaged the attention Of invent
OTIS and engineers 10 such an extent that
the modern electric stree: railway system
has been evolved Necessity mothrred
invention and system similar to WASH
lnSton's almost perfect one are the result
The street railway system OF Washing
ton ranks second TO none in the Uniteu
States The most modern equipment. a
trackage which is adequate for a cry
Of this size. and an organization which
nnsures the use OF the most up to date
methods and the exercise Of a progres-
siv,, spirit are all Indispensable features
Of a model street railway system. Wash
Nngton enjoys all Of this and more. The
Capital Traction Company with sixty
miles Of trackage provides a luxury and
convenience in travel which only the
latest designs in street cars, efficient
management and a sincere application or
g, please the public policy" can AFFORD
There are men in Washington today
who can remember when the hOrse-Car
system was looked upon as marvel Of
public convenience IN the cities where Il
was installed II the modern business
man-that is. one who does not depenu
on his automobile to carry him to his
office-were compelled to use the horse
cNT he might as well have folding oeu
in the corner Of his office and take MS
ameals at the dairy lunch. 1t is electric
railways that have made the suburban
home or even the residence in any but
the central sections OF cities possible.
Imagine the busy government clerk
stirring from his snug, warm bed in his
suburban home these dark and wintry
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20
William F. Gude Very
Influential in Bettering
of Civic Conditions
President Of the Washington
Chamber of Commerce an
Enthusiast and a Zealot in
Working for Bigger, Bet
ter Washington"

William +. Guide was srcrrtar, Of the
Jobbers' and Shippers Association and
also Of the business Mems Assocation
These bodies in the fan Of p.T were
merged into on,. organization entitled tn.
Washington Chamber Of Commerce. H..
was elected secretary of the u.w body.
which Position he held until Mty. lH~
when the Increase in IN. business Of the
Office rallied fnr the employment Of
paid secretary
In january. r-''. after one of the. most
exciting cImIalrr~ for rh. presidency
IN the hisr"r, "r rur ,rad.. ,n,Iv in the
District b" w.. elected pr"~id.ur Of tn
chamber ard nr~ r.-cI,r-I January.
''l" serving the fl ,n" .~IrS Under
his leadership ~. 'lnmh.r made It's
greatest gains 81. m.ul.rsNi,, and car
ed ON the most ..rlE.. w-,F 900 ill., his
tory. In Janaar. IlL be- wls again
elected to Ia" ir, ~.d,u,y nf the body and
has been urs"I to . ..,G il .u l,l- Dur
ing his leadership !. m I,IG .,. ,aIIrd a
mass meeting ard lu II started the first
."nv-ntiOu fund Of t-I.'u Eighteen
thousand dollars Of this amu.rt Mas col
l'.rt"d and with It the cunyrur."u COM
ulttr,. work uf the Chamber JuI into
the city "''r four millions !u money.
and secured for the business ~Id" Of
Washington ar advertisement newer be
fore, rTuaI.'d
Mr.. Gud' hn- WORKED tir"I-ssIv for the
Improvement 90: business and CIVIC condi-
lions "y"r s.r.,- ms active assosiation
With tn. h..-.r,-s interests of tn, ,.ty
lie has hr'.u lr-rs.IW. utHI lu IN. working
uIt Of 'uar. r.rr~ which have BEEN of
great h"u''.' ?" 'u" community. and UNI
DIR his l""drr>'.n TN" WASHINGTON Cham
h"r OF C"mrr'r.' has Ir"sp-r.-i \ great
deal Of 'h~ ~...'SN ~ any orgarizI-
r"u rests with .rs l"ad"r. ana that the.
Washiugrnn 'h.trubrr Of Commerce has
assumed 'hr .mf ortau'~ that it has j.
largely t..,. Z" ~. Efforts Of Mr. Guide
"" - rrau Possessed OF untirinC energy
himself and D.. has the ability and tact
{" "r-auz,. nta direct tn" AFFAIR Of an
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20

ciated with a machine shop or factory.
Men move here and th-r" surely and
quietly some with oil cans. others oper-
atIuE switches ami consulting the diIIs
ana indicators which regulate the "Jul-e'
This power house is the heart OF tho
CAPITAL Traction Company's system. and
the dynamo room IS the cor" of that
heart Nowhere SO we'll as there is the
~t'ic1"nry and Drosre>~.vr1,ss of the com
uauy illustrated. y.>lt O." the plant Is
The Last thing needed To- ...i4 emphasis to
'ar rumTIn,'s cou-trur't.. r.nli.y which
$ h"iu- adh"reI {" so g,.IIrusly by the
rv"c.t.v- officer.
l'o WashiuEt"u.ans appreciate the mag
nitude Of IN" Sy~tem var.. gives them
really "ft, i"rt car service Yes. they
do. WASHINGTON is one city where many
thousands depend SOLELY upon the street
railways to ca-rv them 20 their work
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20

Canization has earned whatever praise is
bestowed upon II. An attitude Of fair
mindedness and justice in an employer is
always appreciated by the employees. The
company has found that If a mOtOrman
or conductor or office worker knows that
he can count on a square DEAL from the
company in every instance he will CIV"
the best that Is in him in the performance
of his duties.
An examination OF the list OF officers
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20

The last word in improved modern
equipment and in progressive business
policy is illustrated in the new power
plant Of the company located on the
banks OF the Potomac in Georgetown.
This power house in conceded to be one
of the most up-tO-date electrical gener-
atng plants in the country. Here work
men labor under conditions that are
ideal Nothing is so apparent to the
visitor to this plant as the absolute
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20
lpany Affords
United States.

" n"r.. fnrU'I., twelve .aT- 1u n". wr."
- .t'.c.,ut t. handle rh, 'rrii. luW II -
found n-rc>saI, &" run twenty "- tw"n-
Jy-four.
1t might b" said h-r. that on" thing
emphasized PARTICULARS hv the capital
rra'uon COMPANY - Jn- .itm= ."r IT.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20

cleanliness a: '.. nr-ul~es In the nIgR
,-.lIu="l i.unInn ..-riu. where. the hum
and b-ZZ NJ th- generators. which never
stop running. ecIipses all other sound.
the paramount impression is Of bigness.
roominess. and freedom from that litter
5-d -' ,'.T..d erw"srh-r. 50 often assO-
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20

In r'-ard {" rr~ arit4de toward MS en-
rI","s. tn" company is most earnestly
d"slr"us Of following tn" best methods
Winch lave pr",.d successful in opera
tonn Throughout the Industrial world
Every man l. uaI, :" feel his Importance
To r.a" ~Nst"m and consequently works
with ia, kn"a|.,i-, raat If hr fails to do
all that is ,.>I,..t.d %. I'm tn. system
will be- Weakened on" rrruculz,d motto
If tn" company is Mn treated like men
act hk' m"u Thruuuh belief in this
golden rule UNIVERSAL sympathy is es-
rahll~h"l among the employees and be
tween rn. employers nuG tho ,luuloycrS
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20

ORGANIZATION who's. membership = as
Inrg" as that Of the Washington Cham
E"-r Of Commerce. The many and varied
interests that ar reTr"s. utrd must all
, cooperate and work harm0niUIs.y TO &C.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20

rl.. .jIr'. r..- --uN> ir.. .ulpir. - u-
,---. rrIt.v q Wl>hir-rru institution. TIL"
"a. r.tu.s-'nr. ~ tf M. .rruTaLv has always
t..'.r Iu TIN hands Of Washington men.
II - MT an outside CORPORATION. nor hi 80
'h.- officers been brought here solely by
Thea. .,~-,., .atlna with ,he ,uraT1ry They
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20

, "mplIsh any good. Under ne leadership
of Mr.. Guide the Washington chamber Of
Commerce works together a a united
body. there j. no d.sCord such as fire.
lu"nrIg dlSr.D's ID body 0f this kind
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20

each day. II the average government
clerk does not send up a prayer Of
Thanksgiving every night that the day
OF horse and cable cars is past. it is not
because he is dissatisfied with the serv-
ice given him by the present electric
street railway. but rather because II is
not human nature to remember what
blessings We are enjoying until those
blessings fail US. And the Capital Trac-
ton Company has not failed US.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20

'd tn" best TYP of rolling stock for tn,
modern street railway by trial in 9th. ,
cities III" Capital Ira. tinn COMPANY
adopted them. and in no half-hcart d
fashion. Every pi"." Of rolling stock
now in u.s. has be, n purchased within
tn" past ten Years In adopting the new
rars tn" h.st WAS IN" l"as, that was
considered hy tn" comrau, Now Wash
lt.g'"miar~ lid" in the heavy. but speedy.
'"mmod.ous and comfortable cars. that
would Seem tn" arm" Of luxury to m.
man VIII" ono, rod. IN cars which h.,i
drivers instead Of m"t"rm"u and a whr.
instead Of c"ntroll"r-box
safety First"
Safety is one of the greatest advan-
tages the improved type Of cars afford
patrons Of the traction company. Two
sources of accident-getting on or OF the
car and distraction of the motorman by
passengers CrOwding about him-are OBJ
Waited by the use Of the prepayment car
No passenger can place his foot upon the
step Of the car in boarding or alighting
from it until the car is at a complete
standstill. This feature alone is rcspon-
sible for great reduction in the number
Of street car accidents. The isolation Of
the mOtOrman in the front Of the car
nsures his strict attendance to his duty
by this means many collisions or simi-
lar accidents have been averted. Thus
the Capital Traction Company in adopt
ing the prepayment car took a decisive
step toward a permanent "safety-first"
policy.
One big feature in determining the
value of a street railway is the measure
Of convenience afforded its patrons by its
system. This depends on the streets
traverScd by its tracks and the ease with
which one part of the city may be
reached from another remote section. The
Capital Traction Company connects all
Of the most important suburbs with the
business section OF the city, and that
other important section occupied by the
Capital and the Union Station, by direct
lines and with n continuous service.
The Fourteenth street line is the chief
factor in the development OF all that
part of the suburbs which are adjacent
to upper Fourteenth street and Piney
Branch road. This includes the beauti-
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20

and ttl'
p at tn,
VTtT SIX
line. the
an stand
residence
enue eN-
Wy Chase
distant
ID h,Nl
country
Q CUl1ITIl-
nj South
with an
ter OF tI,
lavy yard
~ ltt
E<HTE ~
tho COZ
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20
Modern Equipment.

Ii, alI men W." have. long b. ,... identified
90 i;h this city
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20
Increasing Demand on Trolley
system.

Washington is growing city. the de-
mands of the population on the street
railway system are ever increasing. So
far the demands have been met by the
Capital Traction Company in such a
way that II Is reasonable to expect they
will continue to be met just as generous
ly In the future. The service has prac-
tically doubled itself in the last ten years.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-20
Washington Enjoys Mo
Constructive Policy Of the Capital Tr;
NJ
the Capital Trs
Second to No

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-28

recently inugurated by Manual Que
Yedo, Jose Orozco and group of form
er federal and rebel officers and sol
dieTs has caused announcement by
Quevedo that in future they will fight
for their own personal gain. This
amounts to an announcement that he
has turned bandit and is in the field
for all he can get out Of it.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-28

"GUARDs" BEING HIRED BY THE
BRICK MANUFACTURERS
Guards and special police-or
whatever you want to call 'em-are
being hired by the brick manufactur-
ers. Solicitors from the ThieI agency
and from Hunt, Shippy~&S DOrman,
and other strikebreaking firms were
in the Office Of William Schlake, pres
ident Of the Illinois Brick Co., and
leader Of the manufacturers in set
ting" the strike.
1.-TWO hundred and fifty guards are
wanted" was the word that passed
around among strikebreaking -agen-
cies. Firms that supply gunner
squads on notice, sent their solicitors
to Schlake to bid on the business.
No stTikebreakers are wanted yet.
Only guards" This was what
Schlake explained to two of the
solicitors.
This means that the immediate
battle will be only for the purpose
of moving brick. No manufacturing
will be attempted until a test of
strength has been had on hauling
brick from the yards to where build
ings are going up. ~
The teamsters are strong for
Frank Hasten and the $500 brick
makers who are resisting the low
wage of the brick trust. If the bricks
are hauled, it will not be union team
sters doing it.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-28
HERE'S TO YOU
BY Jim Nance .

by Jim Nance.
A nice. cold swig of beers all right;
A flash of malt will pass.
A nip of ale just hits the spot;
Some cherry wine is class.
Some folks may feel about that way,
And call them fine as silk.
But when the weather's hot as fire,
Me for some buttermilk.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-28

QUEVEDO TURNS BANDIT
FL Paso, Tex, May 28.-Refusal of
HueTta government to furnish funds
tor maintenance of guerrilla cam
paign in Chihuahua and Rodrigo was
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-28
'TWENTY-SIX MINERS FACE
FIRST DEGREE MURDER
Canon City, COL, May 28.-COal

miners and sympathizers numbering
1O5 are under indictment by the FIRE.
mont county grand jury today on
charges growing out Of an attack by
strikers on the Chandler coal mine
April %, when one mine guard was
killed and twenty-siX are charged
with first degree murder. Twelve are
under arrest.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-28
TODAYS HEALTHoGRAM

TODAY'S HEALTHOGRAW
The Infant Welfare Society of Chi
cago has any number of free milk
stations where poor mothers may
get fresh, pure milk, and where they
are taught how to care for their
babies. This plan can be followed in
every city where the question of pure
milk is an issue during the summer
weather.
WEATHER FORECAST
Unsettled but generally fair wealth
er on Thursday and Friday; warmer
Friday; gentle, east to southeast
winds Thursday, becoming fresh,
southerIy, Friday,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-03
@rneli9 Npo.
Ten trter Snnbreber af Qriere !
Hpropeften.

Sorism iHe en- perfenbe Rpa.
8~pefmerter CT ofte TSrernes Raab
ON 9i9Ip.
VT fprisnrne burtie Si9lp
&an babe urinere YIaser tiIisIge.
Guer Der ct Sare for be p0rite Nbs
reonoer.
2es bette Wibnesbpro fra Ioorbeab:
9rs. 8. g. NeIion. 416 Sifteentb
Ct, g.. @oorbeab, Iinn.. flyer: Seq
LED | lang Sio al Npreonber. Set a
ell ting, bump. bantenoe Smerte / min
@ps, % llo~tsnuneIierne fra Nprerne
bar nnaturlise. Seq babbe oite Sopeos
pine og bar nerpss bet meite af Sioen.
9oan's aicneb YiGs bIep iaa roienSe
omtalt al en- Wabo. Tom bapbe brIgt
Dem. at ies fuIste beroes gfaab % fors
ifaffebe mig Ell sGite. Sc bite fla at
bore netop bpab ies trnnste. Sooebs
pinen forloo mig mart os mine Nprer
bIep normaIe. Seq fan meb @lGbe
s~ientase bpao ies for bar ubtaIt for
Chentliegisrelie os anbeiaIe 9oan's
Shines Yius iom for. Sen SeIbrebeIIc.
DC bepiriebe, bar piit fig at bare parie."
Hris soc hos ole Sanblenbe. Sors
lang life bare Ell Ieeoicin for Nbrerne
faa 9oan's 9ibneb Rius = be
ianm1e iom @rs. Nelion fit. Softer
@iIblirn Co., giere, Buffalo, 81. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-03

ser par nogen, Der trGnete Wfao,
SIG0er eIer @rpnoe. men ianot bell
Si1uis, at ser ineen iaooanre pdr
inSen 9pens 8rGnier. Tette bleo
mco ct Gnr 9iuier rGpnt / Ell az
9pcns apiier, og Oermeo por BET
belle CLIENT. 6orrige llge If imio'
Iertio Hreiten ct grep ira Ell N|ono
/ Siour Gitp, iom bopOe IPit De
retringen ON 0enne Wfangel paa
6atti9oom / Rew Sompton og be-
iluttet iig i'll at benDtte it9 oera'.
Ser trGnoeS ole SIoGS 6cIf for at
uogisre en- gp, i~frioer ban, % IN
oen Ell Woaneos Eio a5teoe ban Der
for at ilptte oeriiI meo Sultru og
eaeoe Born. Siour Gitp bapbe
biuIpet BAN ioa Ion9t, tlIiSieoe ban
at ban foieoe Tia FOR al beoe ON me
re. Son fienbte ogioa andre trPn'
aenbc 6omiIier, iom De nPrmere
funoe tale ON. noar ban par tll'lpt
iet Rpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-03
8efienot Sorfatter 900.

SfsIec ct Telegram fra Sos an.
eeles, Gal., er ben popul9re Sor.
fattcr % en- at Be beoit fienote
Sournaliiter paa @eitfpiten CHARLES
0ipisbt @iGarb oen 22be os. al.
gaaet beb Seoen / lit Stem oeritebS
I en- Iloer al So s(ar. San bar
febt I Sainois og bar en- Ssn al
Or. SamueI @iuarb / Chicago, iom
bsoe for ct 9lars Sib iiben.
9Ianbt Sc melt befienbte al bans
|erfer er "Siitorp Of Sos angeIcs
Gbomber Of Commerce, "Siitprp Of
Cos @ngeIes Gin, "Gitp @opern.
ment for 0oung Teople", Ser benpt.
tes / Sfolerne / Chicago, "Saa OF
lllnsies" % mango minbre Mopener
og Tort9ainger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-03
Screens Son.

Sra Bolton, Masi., berettes oen
23be Sanuar: Sames s. Smitb /
@rooflpn, iom p%noitaar ban er Ell
Ssn al 9orb S%tratbcona, Tom /
Sorsoaes bsoe / 2onbon, trpfier
Sfribt til at gisre retslie &rap paa
i'm @roberpart al 9oroens efterlabte
Sorm1,e, ser 'aniIaaes til $4,000.
600.
9orb Stratbcona beo RET oa ilct
9onalb Smith, ga ban begpnote i'm
9sbebane iom Siierglt hos ,Subion
Ban COMPANY / 2abraoor. Oct Dor,
mems ban bar / bette aompanis Sic
neite, at ban traf ISABELLA Saroiitp
% gior6e benbe til lin Silitru.
Sc blep eiite i Operensitemmclie
meb Ben cnfle eff % 9rug, iom
raaoeoe / DC fanaoiife @ilbnisicr
paa Sen Sio, men DC blep, efterot
Smitb nar blepet opbsiet / ben enseI.
lie @bclsitanb. preitepieoe paa al.
minbelis Maabe.
Smitb bar life at iaa / Sale iSas.
men bans Suitru erfI9rebe paa set
beitelnteite, at ban er en- Ssn al beit
afbsbe 2oro, % at ban itabia bapoe
itaaet / @repperline meS Senne.
Sagen pil utpiliomt fommte til at
uaffe en itpr Seniatipn / England
oq Canada. ga set bar pGret Sen al.
m%inSeliae @cning, at 9oroen fun
eiterIob Jig ell 9atter iom glrpins til
bans itore Sormue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-03
pnrhinptnn.
Snsmuocren ipm Tuoairnacr

S%nsmpocren ium Tuoairnacr.
Mrs. Z. Gutter, Ell Susmooer /
&ancoirper, bar anitiQet en- mleaet
intcresiant Erspc uco umoer lit boa.
Iiae Nrbeibe / aisffeu % Stue at
BRUCE ct acknowledgements, Scr piier
bpor Iange Iiitanbe bun tiIbaoeIaa.
SC unocr biSie iinc buslioe SpsIer.
Otter at bapc brii9t Snitrumcntet Ell
Wiaanco iinht hiin, al bun / 0cnne
Sio bapoe tilbagelagt onltrcnt 400
Mil. eIer aienncminitlia Iiot ppcr
- MiI ON Naeen. SNilebag. "a
bun tilbereote en- mcr enc aIminoelia
itor Niobaa, aif bun bog 171a Mil,
% Ga bun Ell Sio ieucre bapNr Spa-
rom / Samilicn. o. iualcoes ionrti-
dig meb at pTrc 3%nffepiae oa Slis.
mobcr osiaa maattc iorrettc iom Sp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-03

liant . Wrpggeriparebuie % gr9n'
oeplnsbanolere, ollie gjsrenoe Ell
ltrpgenoe og ubinbret Sorretning.
Der poaitaaes, at @pen life piloe
bape mere emo 8 eaer 6 Snlooner,
ON oct life por for S~sgnineen fra
Wnbpeton, Der meb fine 5000 Snb.
bpggere lager paa ben anoen Sibe
az Neo Jfioer = oltioa / q. Sofota
-, og bpilfe 9per forreiten er for.
bunone meo SporoeisIinje. 0alget
imsoeIees meo life Iioen Sp9nOing,
% man mener, at ar9iterne er no.
9enlunoe Iigelig forbeIt paa besse
Sioer.
Salif Yenseiebbel paffer Grin.
orinser. ga q. 6. anor, en- 6or.
retningSmalb / ct. Saul, forleben
glennemlaa enoeI gomle Napirer ei-
ter lin Saoer, Der Dor abpofat, ianot
ban ell ialif SunoreoooQarsieooel,
iom tiI6agefalote / Grinoringen en-
nGlten forglemt Siitorie. Wr. anor
iortGaer, at bans Saber tiolig / Spt-
tlaarene praftiiereoe iom aooofat /
Niles, Wfih., % at ban ga lit BET
@uero at f%oriuare ben Wanb, iom
bapoe uoiteot oenne Napirieooel.
SallfmDntnerne bapbe baOt Silbolo
pnn en- Tram eller "Susbaao" npr
Niles, % mart leo belle Smegnen
unoer en- ianb Spnbfloo al falife
Tcngeieoler. Siliioit blep Ell Of Dem
togcn tiliarge, men ierit citer at Sp.
lag al Fcrge og alt lloitpr bar ia.
itet / Chen. Der bIeu / lang Sib
iegt paa Glpebiinben, men intet lamb
ties, % man maatte ll0en oisie @e-
piier gna iii Getten. Zen Seooel,
DER ircmlngoes / Hetten - ben iam-
ME ionl DIR. a1lor hi gienianot -,
por ion uomerfet ubiort, at be til
faIbte fpnbise @anfiolf life briitcbe
iig til at oilpgae 60 poo at Den par
fdIlf. Sillioit fonbtes Ser BOG / Ni.
les Ell ganfbetlent, iom bar piaig
til at luGrge paa at Se0len bar falif,
og otter Ell meget bioiig Stamp bleu
6allfmpntneren oomiUl0t. 9lopofat
anor bebolot Seolen iom ct Minoe
ON Den merfelige Sag, % eiter /
mango 9lar at babe Iig0et gienlt og
glernt or ben III en0elig operienot
Gcpnrtementet for H%egieringers Sp-
oa1ellespoliti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-03
phiifv. oe
Gobafsforbruoet.

Sra @aibineton berettes SEN 23oe
Sanuar: Sfslse en- al Snternal
&epenue-g ureauet offentlissiort eta.
tiitif fort9reoes ber / 9anbet / De
iibite Ter Waaneber al 4aret 1918
life mii,bre emo 10000, 900 Gallo.
ner @biifp. Samtioig rsgtes Scr
op 4,090,300,0 900 giearer og s..
100000 Giearetter.
s @rpnbebins. oe Sobafsafgifter
inbfasierebes ser / iamme Siosr,n
$167,647, 905, en- Soregelie al opcr
100000 oner oct tilIparenoe
Sibsrum / 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-03
Bryan faar f1ere
Roootfer.

Sra Wobile, Mla., berettes ben
27be Sanuor: On berpprenbe io.
paneiiif 8artner ienote ibae Stats.
miniiter @eQiam Senninss 9rpon
@aibington TO Hebbifer, iom pei.
De benbolbsbis 80 og % Gunb
bper.
San baboe lGit ON, of en- GaIi.
forniaiarmer fornplie baobe ienbt
Scr. 9rpan en- @ebbif, iom beiebe
IL Tuno. San ipntes life Set bar
noget at ienbe en- iaa bersnnt Wanb
iom @rpan % ierbte BAN berior TO
Hpboifer fra fin egenSape, ion bon
ipntes bet par nler SoriIag /.