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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-25
EASY CURE

EASY CURE
Doctor, Pm feeling awful. / can't
eat, can't sleep, can't"
81 can cure you," said the doctor,
| riff you'll take my advice. Go and
fia ask her to marry you."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
--O-O-
PERTINENT QUERY
She-And I'll have little from
age benedict with cordial modoc
land
He-Who told you was Million
Widow.
~ O-O
SOMETHING DURABLE
Major Schnapps-I want rug for
the bar of the golf club.
Assistant-Yes, sir; you want
something for hard wear.
-O-o-
THE CAUSE
81 notice that young Broke failed.
What was the trouble?"
"0h, guess people didn't take
much stock in him"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-25
THE EXPLANATION

G-SNE IFNNNfN iSiN
Subscriber do all comic
papers print a lot of other cenic
papers. jokes-is it professional eti-
quette?
neutrality-suspicious. jealousy.
Each wants to show the other up.
1870
ONCE WAS
Suspicious Customer--What soup
is this?
Waiter-It's bean soup, sir.
Suspicious Customer know it
has been soup, but what is it now?
ALAS, TOO TRUE
There are more important things
in life than money"
yes; but you haven't the leisure
20 v,afiaa than - rzoa1 hoS1a,aJk ~,,S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-19

The name Of Rep. William Graves
sharp OF Elyria- o.. has been sent 10
the senate by Pres. Wilson for con-
firmation Of his appointment as am
bassador TO France to succeed Myron
T. Herrick. former republican COVER
nor OF Ohio.
Sharp is SO years or age. a lawyer
and a manufactures. The present
session OF congress is his third term.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-19
To Keep Skin in Fine
Condition All Summer

To would bee much better for the skin If
little crelm- powder or rouge were used
during thu heated term. Mixed with per
SEPARATION, dust and CRIME. these things are
anything but identifying. Ordinary mer-
colized wax VIII do more for the COM
p.eNl0n, aud without giving an oily.
strea ked spotted or pasty appearance. 1t
- uhe ideal application for the season. as
10 rot only Keeps the pores clean. but daily
removes particles 81 scarf skin which have
Nech eollto h} dirt or weather BY con-
SANITY keeping the complexion clear
whlte satiuy, IL does more toward per
petuaung youthful c0untenance than any
~ the arts cor articles commonly en-
po3ea. one ounce Of mercOlized wax OBJ
iaiuaple az any drugstore. viii completely
Ituofate The worst complexion. IL Is ap-
on IN the morning
To keep the skin from sagging or
wrinkhng, rr 90 overcome such condition.
there's nothing better than a face bath
made by dissolving ] ounce powdered sax
ollie IN y pint witch hazel.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-19
Vacation Trousers

Here are regular outing trousers of light
weight fabrics; suitable for warm weather
wear Correct fitting, white and striped flan-
nels Serges, self-Stripe weaveS; mohairS, all
sizes, $3.50, 81, SIS, $3.50.
Khaki trousers at ST and $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-19
AMERICANS WILL
FEED EUROPEAN
Foreign Traders Are Buying
Wheat in Large Quantities.
France Will Need About co.
100000 Bushels.
BY JOSEPH T. PRFTCHARD.

CHICAGO, June 19.-The gold of
the foreigner is TO come to our shores
in exchange for the wheat that has
been purchased to go TO importing ma
tons. The continent has probably
been the largest buyer of our cash
grain. 1t was reported Thursday by
one cash grain concern here that the
taktngS in this market for this export
in two days amounted TO over 1,900,-
600 bushels and vessel room was char
tered for quick loading OF 1000, 900
bushels OF old wheat Wednesday and
Thursday. In addition to these sales
there were 10000 bushels taken at
Chicago by millers and others and the
seaboard reported Is loads and the
gulf five loads. In addition to this
there were twenty loads Manitoba sold
10 go abroad.
Conditions surrounding the bread
stuffs situation in France are more
bullish than the trade In that country
care TO disclose. 1t is said that they
viii need upward OF 9O,000,00O BUSH
els OF wheat on this crop and that
they have already made heavy pur-
chases through Chicago commission
houses, as we'll as southwestern con-
Germs.
The most ardent bull in wheat would
hardly have predicted the strength
shown by that grain during the past
week. IL was expected that with the
Of the new crop there would be but
one course 10 values and that that
course would be downward. Old
wheat has sold in liberal quantities,
the new crop has not commenced to
move in even moderate quantities as
yet and those wanting wheat have
paid full prices for it. The bears in
this grain have been greatly diSap-
pointed as many of them have been
obliged 10 reverse their positions in
the market in order to stave off losses.
The farmer is not selling his wheat
as freely as was expected and it looks
as if those who want this grain will
be obliged TO pay up for it until such
time as the new crop commences to
move in much larger quantities.
The present weather is ideal for
the development Of spring wheat and
harvesting, threshing and marketing
OF new crop winter.
Corn was under liquidating pressure
Thursday and prices were unchanged
TO Is On 5-Sc lower for the nearby flu
lures. while the more deferred were
Is a. lie higher. Crop conditions in
our own corn belt We're favorable and
in addition 10 this the Argentine corn
was available at lower prices Argen-
tine shipments for the week were esti-
mated at 2.55O.O0O bushels compared
with actual shipment of Clio, 600
bushels for the corresponding period
last year. The weather in Argentine
is cool and favorable for conditioning
the corn.
oats were in an oversold condition
and on continued reports heading
short in maRy sections. East of the
river prices advanced some and clos
ings were IA al 5-Sc higher. Advices
Of light yields came from Illinois and
Indiana and a few other states
Provisions averaged a little higher.
Ribs showed the most strength on
buying said to be against shipping
sales OF meats. There was a better
trade in the cash article. but lard was
still quiet. The market closed steady
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-19
Mohair Suits

You'll find here the latest, newest ideas and
greatest stock of these coolest clothes made;
beautifully tailored; Mohair and Palm Beach
cloths, tropical worstedS linens, SergeS, priced
at SIS, $3.50, $40, SIS and up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-19
WARM WEATHER FURNISHINGS Grand Opportunity Boys Suits

Here are about 500 boys fine wash suits of
the renowned Manhattan and Regatta makes all
fresh, new goods this season in the most charm
ing Russian and Sailor models, beautifully made;
nicely trimmed and perfect fitting. There's
every good wash fabrics in the lot; plain, stripes
and check patterns; sizes , to 7 years; grouped
in lots for sale tomorrow: St.OO value wash
suits, 78c. $3.50 and s. wash suits, $1.88
$3.50 and s. wash suits, $1.15. $3.50, 81 and
IS wash suits, $2.45.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-19
Straw Hats

Every good kind of straw hats here this sea-
all are here. New fashions in braidS; rough
and smooth; new taper crowns, 81, So, $3.50,
81 and SIS. Genuine Ecuadorian PanamaS,
woven and blocked under water; the best
value you ever saw at SIS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-19

LONDON. England.-Next to Queen
Mary herself, the most popular and
most sought after woman in England
Is Mrs. David Lloyd George. wife of
the chancellor Of the exchequer.
Modest and motherly. Mrs. Lloyd
George is not at all an aggressive So
cial leader, but she is the wife OF the
man who almost certainly will be the
next premier. Englishmen, count
ing firmly on this. are assiduously cul-
tivating her society
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-19

EVANSVILI4E-Rob Collier a ne
gro. who shot and killed PatrOlman
John Cain. was arraigned in the city
court Extra precautions were taken.
both in the courtroom and on the way
10 the county jail afterward TO pre-
vent Collier from escaping
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-19
Better Clothes Never Were Shown at $3.50 and SIS

Cooperating with Hart Safn Marx produced specially made Individual
lied clothes fashions that distinctive style and effect
These with the and with your pde II,
IA full lined garments genuine hmepms and club checks tropical
blue silk fashioned clothes extraordinary Values
the best on the globe at $3.50 and SIS.
15h stores for
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-19

ed during the campaign The whole
was 'to rub it in
He began by reading a letter from
JOS l.. Keitt, county chairman of the
Democratic executive committee of
Ncwbcrry county, in which the gov
crnor WAS cited to appear in New
berry next Saturday and show cause
why his name should not be stricken
from the club roll of Ward 5 Of New
berry. This, the chief executive ex-
whom he branded as Populist would
SO to injurc him. He had been d mem
Der of the Ward ) club for more than
20 years, the governor went on, and
had represented it in various WAYS.
Most of the governors speech had to
do with "Dcasitcs." those who sup
ported a negro for congress from this
district several years ago.
Near the conclusion of his speech
some one asked the chief executive
what Mcssrs. Jennings and Pollock
were running for. In answer the gov
ernor said that their names should not
be mentioned in decent company; he
never spoke to them. He had not
heard either of them speak and never
intended to. He did not even come on
the platform with them, he explained.
He never noticed blathcrskites. who
poured out blackguardism to get into
public Office. he answered.
The governor got two punches of
flowers at the conclusion of his
speech.
One Of the most interesting features
of the campaign was noticed here to-
day. Stephen Turner, a white man,
who was sent up for manslaughter
under sentence of ten years in 1912
and pardoned April 6, 1914, was
standing directly i'm front of the
stand, nodding his head in approval
of the governors every utterance.
! Only Il few feet away were sitting in
II group about II Confederate vet
Grams, who volunteered the informa
ton to the newspaper men that each
was Smith supporter.
The meeting tomorrow will be at
Conway, Horny County.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-19
STOpS FLOW or I,ESERVISrS
Belgium Notifies Agents no More. Ar,
Needed Now.

Washington, Aug 15.-Ou iustr,Ic.
ii"ns from Brussels the Belgian lcga-
tom has notified its consular arcnts
throughout the United States that no
ihurs it,ScrNiSts are to bc returned tn
Belgium until further notice.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Voteteshanbler inmbem ifplois. 5.

Y. Garep. tioliaere gantsr % Vote
tesbanoIer / 9%arnespilIe, er peo Sl'
ltrlttsretten | Moorbeao iunoen lfpl-
Dig ! isritegraoS 1pperi, oa s. w.
S%ern9arap. Tom bar Carers Gprref'
ninsSbeiiprer, pentes Of fcninle ! iarl'
me Saoo. Mr. Garep bar al ct aon''
mls'ionsiirma i ct. Soc, Mo. an.
tlasct ior uloplise Sransattioner !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

iaa afbolbt ban fig bog belt fra aIle
politilfe Spsrasmaol, iom funoe no
tpoes / oenne Metning.
J%oriuarcr &pntraftiWtemet. &aIpb
q. Smitb, Hr9iibent for Statens
"goaro Of Control, anisrte forIe.
ben iom Soripar for &ontraftiuite.
met inoen Statens StraffeonitaIter,
at Der | Maret enoenbe 30te Sunni
1914 peo S9neilet / @arpun bar
lobetoIt til Sanger en- Siim af $2O,.
1856 for Sperarbeibe. Denne
Sum bar altiaa betalt al aontrafts.
rer, Der faar Irbeibe uofsrt peS
5Gngilet, % fom ,lbefuffenbe San.
gerne tileooe. Mange Sanger ten.
te inbtil SIS os $50 pr. Maaneb pco
Spertib. "goarb of Control" 1tprer
M beIt % bolbert meo Sangernes
Ssnningsipitem, % blanot Be npIia
i1oferte &egler er ben, at aGe 5ail-
ger arbeioenbe for Staten elIer be.
lfiGftigeoe / MnitaItens Maifin. eIler
Ileoelrum, ifal betales 15c pr. Tag.
s Spsiingfabrifen ifol De aflsnnes /
Senbolo til bpor meget 6abrifen lie.
perer pr. Sag.
Storlasne Sammemimeltninser.
Chippewa @alep Nailpap, Sight &
Eomer 60, og andre BERTH bsrenbe
Srganiiationer, eriiterer life mere,
bo oiSie Gienbpmme MOB en- Sum
al herinlob fire Winioner Dollars
er opertaget al aelieps@ reiper 60. al
@rono &apios, Mih, bpiIfet biz
iige oct iolnine iont, at BET bliper en-
Gel al Misconiin-M inncioto 9igbt &
Eoper 60, Der esentlig fsrit beitob
al ga Grosie Sight & Goper So.
Zen ME mRgtiae Organization biz
itrar iperfiGtte omfattenoe Sorbe.
orinscr, bporiblanot incomes, at Ga
Crosse peo 2ebnilig bill blipe lat i
Torbinoelie meb araftitationer / Gau
Claire, at &anobiul % @enrotor
uopiflenbe $500 Seitefrpfter pil an.
brinees peo Geoar SaIIs, og at TO
@anbbiil, bper uopiflenbe 1000
Seitefrefter, ifal anbrinees peb
0rmningen peb Chippewa Sons.
Get tibIieere Chippewa @allep Mp.,
2igbt & Yomer 60. bar nemlig / 9c.
iiObelie al en- nGiten ubear9niet
@anSfroit, % eleftriif &raft fra
bisie SLIDER pil mart uboeles til en-
MGnebe @per / iaapel Winneiota
ionl Mi5coniin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
misrnnJt1t.
Waumiloe NDiu6er.

@apmilSe apiuoer. Sem &id,.
nlon0S 2uinoer bar Iopet Spen Ell
Sum Nenge, tllitrpffeliJ til at op.
iere I'll porig % tibsm9siig Ntuiif.
papiaon / benS Nurf, moo at Sprao.
BET bepilger Ell tiIipurenoe Sium ior
andre Sorbeorinoer / 1arfer.
Strcifcre arrcitcrcs. Ser al Sc i
Mooiion itreifcnoc Sneofere blep
iorrige llge arreitereoe pao Infloge
ior at bnue opertraaot 9coen moo
SommenipGrgelie. Se erflGrcoe iig
life ifplbiee, hporpaa bier al Dem
ltiueoes unher $500 &aution for at
msne peo 6etten oen'9oe Suli. ala.
1en err uoiteot al aontraftsrcr Tom
gipro ell Eouitono. at Streiferne
sisr ben Taaitano, at Streiternc
at beprge Streifebrpbere til at ior-
Iobe lit Nrbeioe.
@uucrneren / 60 Grnsie. @locr.
nor Mc@opern oor Ell Tag iorrige
-
llae tilitebe oeN homecoming"
Seihishcoerne / Ga Grosic % bolot
pco benne Inleonins Ell Gale, bpori
ban ppiororeoe GUIserne til at boil.
Dc fait paa sc aonmtiSi ioner, iom
par pprettebe inben StatSitprelicn SC
iioite iaa Nar. Gen @oraer, Der lag
Sc OIL poa at ripe uco % eoelGgge,
bpab Der / Sc iioite Nar por opbns-
get heraf, pibite life at iette Urls
pan Mptteu peo CT soSt Statsltpre,
iaaSe han. Get par fsrIte Gang. al
@upernsren ~optraaotc i Ga GroSie
eitcr at hare erflGret Jig ioni Stan
bioat for Senoior. % omeno'tlsnl
ban oerpeo iif Ell goS MnIconina til
at anaribe lin MtobfanoiSai. Slce9ii'
pcrmsr WorriS i oennes falte Borg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

matter, og ifiIte fig fra fit Sperp meo
l1omerfelIe og ggre. 3aler bolbtes
Of @raouenter % 2Prere.
Sefs af be ipp 2prere iom er an.
iatte peb SfoIen nebbliner t tit Or.
bei6e / fommenbe SfoIeaor. 9roi.
9. &. CIIon bar I'LL ppret fnpttet til
SfoIen i benpeb ct 9riin @ar. 1roi.
SimIep os Yrof. @oIlan, WiIs
1bompion oe Miis SIion bar paret
plb SfoIen / fIere Gar. SfoIen faar
en- mn 2Rrer / Sliper g. Saritao,
Iom iaar ~erabuerebe peb 2utber Col.
lege.
90 Trof. Sboen, iom fer n9ont,
bar refigneret eiter mango Mars bel.
iienet 8irfe, bar man / bans Steo
palat Vrofesior Siguro Neoue, iom
opertaeer geitprellen ben lite Sili.
2utber Mcabemp maa iiges at babe
en- meget forbelaetia 9eliagenbeo.
Zen lterft 'porenoe 8p, gilbert Sea, err
bersmt for fine naturifisnne Smai-
peIier. Den pregtise Snbis, Soun-
tain Safe, ligger Iise op til gpen.
.Sernbaner gaar no / nj forifiellige
Metninger. SfoIen er omringet Of
itore Menigbeoer, iom omfatter Sfo-
len meo fierlie Snteresie og meb flor
@apmilbbeb bar muligeiort Spfs.
relien TO pregtige @pgninger, ben
iioite ct Gables 9crmitorp, opfsrt /
1911, til ct aoitenoe al 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Ten 7oe SMIt 1914.

fiil Serpeo fan npttisejsres. ganen
bliper az o~lminbeIia greooe, ioa
@oospogne fan o~uerisres ira De an.
Ore ganer. Sarmerne er meget be-
g%eiltreoe for 6oretagenoet, og BONDS
pil noiteoes i~aainart Spmaalinssar.
bcioerne er fuIofsrte. bporpaa str.
beloet pil ~bespnbes fra bease en-.
Der iaa burtig 9ontrafter fan inO.
gaaes. 6armerne pil life aIene al.
be @ei,Met frit, men mango bar emo.
% Nrpligtet Jig til at uoisre @rbei.
De til Ell @Groi af 81 for bier Mcre
al oereS 2ano, Der fisher inb til 2in-
ien. aapitaliiter i @iten or osiaa
~interesiereoe / ganen, % oct antaaes
at blipe en- let Sag at iGl9e ct TIL.
itrPffeligt MntaI Bombs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

ge for, at Ser bIiper piennemiert Sor.
buo MOB grlls at Musbrif unoer mi.
llt9re Gpelier, SrIogstjeneite og
@arniionstieneite baaoe for De Mte.
nige og for 9efalet."
Stticerernes Sanosforeltina baooe
proteiteret iinoO Get, ga De iaa en-
Sornprmelie / Sorilaset. De milf.
tore Weolemmer / Sinset, Iar.t Or.
&rag-Sorp % Moipincfel optoa en-
fraftig Scamp MOB @aislaa. "a
8aiislaa life piloe iorlange Sctalof.
bolo al nogen oct belle 9lar / berne
5%orbinoelie, og Sroet 8arniioastie.
neite funoe tpoes oerben, pnoret ban
/ Se5attens &pb lit 6orllas til at
lpbe:
"&eeierin9en anmobes ON at ipr.
&c for, at Der blioer %siennemfprt
Sorbuo MOB @rl,g al &usbrif n1oer
aIle militpre Spelier tiIlanbs % til.
ijps baabe for De Wenige og geialet."
S benne Sorm blep Soriloget peo.
taget meo 50 MOB 90 Stemmer. Of
De 90 par II Ssire % ~ %enitre.
glanbt De pietisite Solere MOB Sor-
Ilaget bar Motpincfel, aapatsmarf,
Sparre, Wid)elet, &rag-Sorp, So
nom.
Sorilaset / fin fgrit refererebe
Sorm bar itolagt og bar Bit Sffi.
cersitanoen befienot paa Sorbaanb.
Stntsraao 9eilbalt pplpite unber Se.
batter at Der life bapoe ppret Sib iii
at inobente g%rflGringer ira alle
9rigaoer; MEN ber bar inofommet
Sfripelier fra fommanberenoe Mb-
miral, fommanoerenoe General, @e.
ne%ralaopofaten og Sfficerernes
2an6sforening.
S bisie grfl9rineer iremltilles
Observation-Disclosures / Scr OF
Slaabe iom / Oct itore og belle meget
tilfreositillenoe. Sfficerernes 2anos.
forening proteiterer beitemt moo Sor.
bubet, iom ganife iibeieiet og meeet
frpnfen0e. &omntanoerenbe gomiral
fan life finoe nogen berettiget 8runo
til ct laabant Sorbub, Der bill bore
en- ufortient &r9nfelie o%perfor Ma.
rinens @efal.
@eneralabpofaten iroraaber liee.
lebes, at ser bIiper uoiteot ct iaaoant
Sorbiio. &ommanoerenoe General
benbolber fig BERTH.
Men / Sen Gnorebe Sorm mente
Sorlparsminiiteren at funne accep.
tere Sorilaget. 0ette bapbe Office.
rerne life Inleoning til at iige noeet
ON. Soranlebningen til @auslaas
Sori lag bar en- u~i9bpalig flor 6or.
ienbelIe al spirituoia til @aroermoen
for en- Sio iiben. Oct bar piit Jig
eanife umulig at faa effeftleret 5or.
bubet moo SortGrins at grG1,oepin
paa Sernbanetogene. @i faor M lie
en- bette Sprbuo fan glennemfsres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Sun Pnkrtn.
Epr Vpitmclter i Gnrbnnf.

Tor TOitmeiter / 8nrbanf. Sire
Wlrno er aanoioater for Foitmeiter-
embeoet / Surbanf. % ale bar taget
Gioil Serpice @rnnien. &c er Sells
Anocrion, 6. S. ger3luno, Sobn
@ammono % z. 6. Mauoe.
Wiot at en- &lapperlansc. Mrs,
e. ". Strobm bIep forleoen blot al
en- aloperllonge meoen9 bun gif noe
/ @aaroen peo lit Stem nGr @in-
ner. Sun bar laa bel0ig at erboloe
9~Ggebiplp inoen 10 W}lnuters Sor'
leb, % oct bar alene bco oellne Ont
itpnoigbeb, at benoes @ip 6lep irelit.
2aue @iaetpriier iur Sjemissere.
Gn al Wilipaufee. Wanens bsicre
GmbeoSnlGllo bar forleoen linoer ct
Spbolb / Mberbeen betlenOtgiort, at
Ser oper 9anen pil iUlgeS giletter
Tor Siemiegcre til Ell Cart al Ell
Sent pr. nil. Ger cr BOG oen @e.
tin1elie, at lem eQer flerc maa flebe
@iQetter ionttioig. giQctterne er.
holbeS Manong og Sirsoag bier
llge, pg De moo fisbeS I'll Wobrioge
eQer Steoer peitenfor. 9onen bar
beitent iig ior bisie Inue S%jemie9er-
tnrter for at eipe Solf G%nleoni,g
til at iogtta9e oe 5obc Iarsnbiigter
p%citenior Misiouriiloocn, boor Sett-
lere trrngeS.
Sioernc i~oranbres. Ger bar Ell
lib, ga Siour Sails par fienot blot
og breot for line mango SfilSmiSier,
ioet 0isie enbog / Intol ouergif sGg-
teifnberne. Meo oe ifirrpebe SfilS-
miaielooe bar bette MiSiorlplo M
belt perlot iig. ioa Winncbaba Conn.
tp mleo Stoltheo fan peBe paa fine
mango gG9teifaber. 8 Se6et al Sunni
Muaneo blep Der nennIi0 uotaget 60
MISUNDERSTANDING, hullfet er IA
Here ems / tilipurenoc Siosrum for.
ri0e Nar. st enonlt beore Helnltat
uiier oe Ter ierite Waaneoer al bette
gor, oa ser uotoges 242 9GgteIfabs.
b%cpiQin0er MOB fun 115 / DC tilipa-
renoe Ter Mnaneoer iorrige gar.
IiSlertiSia "Sbrfe" / 9pman. 2p-
man Gountp3 aommisi9rer bar
unolaot at goOtienbe Be aautipner,
lonl Nniegere ior 2icenle til at ori.
be Saloon hor itillet, og iom SSelge
0eroi blep belle Gountpet tort" Ben
lite S1,Ii, trobS at ilere al BETS Spcr
peo @alget / gpril erflGreoe Jig /
9Souor al Sicenie. "Serfen" penteS
300 finn at ppre miolcrtibig, ga
aommisircrerne Ben Zoe Sltli iglen
trpoer iammen, pes boilfet Msoe Be
i~orificai1e aoutioner anta9eS at Biz
pc go~oficnotc. Siplge &eieiteretS-
fienOelie fan aommisiGrerne BOG al.
Q%ierenoe ncgte al goofienbe inaoon-
ne @ouDs. og / &irfeligbeoen bar De
nltiou Mpnoiqbco I'll at lutte ga.
loonernc. s bctte SilfGloe peliteS
aonntiSiUrernc life at bcrptte Jig al
0eltne Wtpnoigheo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Rockefeller. Jnltitutet.

Sra Sem Dorf berettes Sen lite
Suli: Observation-Disclosures Sru.
itees meboelte ioag Wootaaelien al
en- np @ape pna $2,50O,000 fra s.
9. IocfeieGer, Stifteren al Be itcre
2aboratorier til @ronifning al @ar'
iagerne til De menneifelise Spgoom-
me. Sor en- fort 2io iioen babe
Scr. &oefeieller ifiGnfet $1,000
900 iom ct ipecielt Sono, buis Sno'
t9ster ifal anpenoes til Sprettellen
al ct Separtement for 9prepatolosi,
iaa ban altiaa iaar aaerebe bar
ifipnfet Snititutet $3,550,000.
Sans Conditioner til Snititi'tet
iioen bets Stiitelie / 1901 uosisr
mi tiliammen $12, 100000, beri life
ibereenet ben paroifuloe @runo.
bpcrpaa Snititutets 9pgninser er
ppfsrt.
Soruoen benne eier Snititl,tet os'
iaa Ell Sarm paa 100 @cres meo
paaItaaenbe @pgninger. Spis Scr
bien al oisie @runoeienOcmnie let
tes til So, 100000, nbeisr Snltitu'
tets Sotalreiurcer omtrent $15,'
100000.
: Der. Mocfefeler beepnote lin Hpf'
fe al 9onationer / 1901, ba ban iat.
te tiIiioe 100000 til Iaabeapnoele
fen al BET Mrbeibe, for bpilfet Sniti.
tutet par itiitet. @eS Gnoen af oct
fsrlte Mar iatte ban tiIiioe $1,000.
600 til. S Sftober 1902 gioroe
hans 2iberaIitet bet mulist for Sn.
~ltititet at fisbe en- itor .@pe5esruno
paa Sisrnet al u auenie os 66tb
Street.
s 1907 bIep Snititntets Sirfiom-
beb fat paa en- permanent 9aiis neo
en- @ape fra Moefeieller paa $500.
600. : 1908 gap ban 100000 til
Cprettelicn al ct Soipital. Sette
9eIsb iorsseoes ienere-tiI $t70,015.-
90. San gap oaiaa iamme aar
pense til Snbfisb al forsset @psse.
gruno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

5orbinbelle mcb SoIg al Fotetes,
omfottenbe Here 3liiino @nibelS, %
ioriioen at ban uuoIoO at lcoere Den
ioIate Bare, bar ser al Ome9nens
Eotetesoprfer flaget oper, at ban
life betoItc Tor oen fjs6te 8are. Vao
@runo al Sc 6orpiflirger, ionl Meo
Niper Iotato @romers Gs~'oelatloil
peb Mr. Goreps ubelbige Spetnlotlo'
ner bar fonuren inc J. maatte o9laa
bans @onfiorrctning lltfe line sore.