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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25
What About the Potash
Shortage i'll America ?

Let US begin by drawing a line from
Mobile, Alabama, northeastward by way
of Macon, Georgia, Columbia, South
Carolina, and Raleigh, North Carolina.
Roughly, this line divides the Sandy
Coastal Plain section from the redder
lands that have more clay in them, and
likewise, in general way, may be said
to divide the soils deficient i'll potash
from those that are not. In other
words, for cotton, corn and oats potash
as a rule has been found profitable to
the east and south of this line; while
north and west of it, while in some
cases it may slightly increase yields,
we are fairly certain from all expert
ment station evidence that leaving il
out entirely will not seriously curtall
production. In other words, the corn,
cotton and oat farmer in the Piedmont
sections of the Caroinas and Georgia,
in northern and western Alabama, and
all Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas,
/ Louisiana and Texas, need do no great
amount Of worrying regardless of how
high potash fertilizers may go. The
Progressive Farmer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25
The .MemphiS.AtIanta Limited. "

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the "Memphis-Atlanta Limit
ed'' over the L. & N. and N. c. & st.
Louis railroad which appears in this
issue of The Sentinel. The reader will
note that this train makes the trip in 8
hours and 20 minutes. The accommoda-
tons are unexcelled, the route direct.
The officials of this road are noted for
their extreme courtsey and their desire
to accommodate the public in every pos
sible way. The district passenger a
cent. Mr.. G. B. Mcclellan of Memphis,
is a very elegant gentleman and will
take great pleasure in answering all in
ouiries addressed to him.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25
D. [. Ross Here Sunday.

Hon. d. L. Ross of the University
was the guest last Sunday and Sunday
night at the home of o. F. Lawrence.
Mr.. Ross has been Secretary of the
University for the past eight years and
no man connected with this great insti-
tuition has devoted himself more faith
fully to it's interests than he. His serv-
ices in connection with the finances have
been we'll nigh invaluable. He is man
of extraordinary ability and can be re-
lied upon for faithful snd efficient serv-
ices in any duty he undertakes. He has
lepions of friends scattered all over the
state.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25
West Expresses Appreciation to Tax.
Payers.
0 the people Of Grenada County:

To the people of Grenada County:
l wish to thank you most sincerely
for the promptness with which you paid
your taxes and for the cordial eoopera-
tlon given me in meeting this most deli
cate and oftentimes trying duty. |
know that now the taxes have been
paid there are none who do not feel re-
lieved that this duty and burden is be-
hind them. In meeting my part of this
task, | was only doing that which you
had commissioned me to dot is your
office, you, thru proper channels, have
laid down certain rules and regulations
for the conduct of the Sheriff's office
and have been schooled to think that
things meant what they said. know
the situation is very trying one finan-
cially and would not oppress anyone
deliberately ~ krSswingly. am with
out power or authority to pretermit, or
suspend, the payment of taxes and
really felt that | was doing many a
kindness by insisting on early payment
for the reason that possibly they would
have spent their money, certainly some
of it, for other purposes, and when the
pinch came they would have been with
out funds and hence both of us would
have been embarrassed My idea is
that an officer should make an honest
effort to follow the law as laid down,
and that is what he is sworn to do, be-
cause If he be allowed to place his
opinions and his judgment above the
law in one instance he can do so in
others. Our governments could not ex-
ist without contributions in the way OF
taxes from its citizens and the fact that
taxes are high in no way fixes the re-
sponsibility for this condition on the
sheriff. repeat that | want to thank
one and all for meeting so readily theil
tax paying obligation and if any one IL
embarrassed by what they have don't
trust that the wheel of fortune ma,
soon bring them so much prosperit.
that they will forget it. wish you al
a most pleasant Christmas and hap
by New Year, | am, very truly,
R. WEST, Sheriff.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25
Eight Reasons For
Understandings.

The advantages of underdrainage are:
|. The surface soil is not washed
away and instead of the finest partl-
cles being carried off by the water they
in the soil and are its most val
liable portion.
2. Plant food and manure which are
applied pass down through the soil, be-
come thoroughly mixed with the soil
and are held by the soil instead of be-
ing largely washed and leacbed away
by the waters passing over the surface.
8. The rain water passing down thru
the soil serves to aid in the preparation
and solution of plant foods for feeding
the crops. No
4. The water falling on the land
quickly passes downward and is not
left on the surface to prevent the
growth of the crops on the land.
5. The soil becomes dry and warm
earlier in the spring, the difference oft
en- beiug as much as two weeks.
6. Heavy soils become more porous
and the roots penetrate more deeply
and the soil is much more easily worked
7. The bad effects of drouth are les
sened because of the better condition
of the soil for preventing excessive
evaporation of moisture.
8. The effects of the air in making
plant foods more readily available fo
feeding the crops are increased. -Th'
Progressive Farmer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25
WANTS MORRISON
FOR SENATOR.
YaIObusha Citizen Insists that MOrri.
son Go Back.

Editor Sentinel: In the last weeks
number or your paper we notice an ar
ticle from Mr.. Morrison who has so ably
represented your county in the lower
house for several past terms. The
generous tone and liberal spirit Mr..
Morrison puts forth in wanting to step
aside from further political honors is to
be admired, but the question no doubt
is uppermost in the minds of the tax
PAYERS not only Of Grenada county, not
only of this Senatorial district, yea, but
of every county in the State, is can we
afford to let him side track in the face
Of such conditions as are confronting
the trend of oar States financial af-
fairs?
Mr.. Morrison's recent defeat for Con-
gressional honors by no means disquali-
fies him from rendering further service
to our State, and we in Yalobusha coun-
ty are not unmindful that in the coming
election for state officers that Grenada
must furnish the man for our Senatorial
district, and we feel that Mr.. Morrison
is the man for this place. A short step
in the way of promotion, it may be,
but he is wanted for the place and as
stated above the State needs his serv-
ices in that body and we hope that he
will reconsider and that your county
will urge his nomination at the proper
time for Senator from this District
We dare say he will have no opponent
for the place if he will consent to serve
the District in the next Legislative
term. Very respectfully,
TAX PAYERS,
1st Dist. Yalobusha Co.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25
LOST PURSE.

Lost, on the dump leading toward
Cascila, Tuesday Dec. p, one ladies
purse containing a smaller purse with
some silver coins. In the purse were
two gold rings, some collar buttons and
a rocket knife. Suitable. rewatd to
finder. ]. F. Thomerson, Tatum, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25
Prof. Hall Made a Member Of Com
mjttee.

Prof. s. Claud Hall received notice
few days ago that he had been made a
member of the Executive Committee OF
the State Teachers Association which
is quite complement to Mr.. Hall out
is an honor that he will worthily NIL
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25
The Picture Show During Xmas.

The Majestic picture show has an es-
pecially nice program for Christmas
week and will make special efforts to
please and entertain all patrons during
the period. The management are ex-
ceedingly accommodating ard all who
take the opportunity of willing away
a few hours there will be so well pleas
ed that they will long for the oppor-
turity to go back again.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25
Send or Phone Us.

We will thank our friends to either
phone or send US list of their Christ
mas visitors. 1t is always pleasure
for US to make mention of those who
visit our town and county but frequent
ly we do not know of the coming and
the going of people unless some one is
kind enough to give the information.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25
Clearing the Way.

When frightened by an automop'ie
my wife has dangerous habit OF try
ing to dart ahead of the machine.
my wife seems to think she mas 'ne
best system. She goes straight up IN
the air. "-Louisville Courier-Journai.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25

Miss Grace Hallam who has been
singing for the Majestic Theatre, Men,
phis, Tenn, will sing for the Majestic
theatre, Grenada, Xmas night. Don t
forget, the last turkey will be given
away that night. Come everybody.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25
Unauthorized to Collect.

wish to notify my customers that
Mr.. F. M. Wells is not now in my en-
ploy and that he is unauthorized to COL
lect on any accounts due me.
BRlARFIELD DAIRY,
1926? By C. c. Provine, Prop.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-12-25

Three rooms furnished for light house
keeping, by couple with two children.
Apply to foreman, New Post Office bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20
nmncr IInnnr, \nnl.crsnr,.

Mrs r. r.. Smiley entertained with
% delightful dinner last evening TO
honor the birthday anniversary Of Mr.
smiley
The Christmas dress Of the Smiley
homo was am appropriate setting for
the occasion, and the dinner, at which
there were places for twenty, was fol-
lowed by a pleasant informal even
ing The table decorations were a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20

KCrcplton 10 Rev. ard Mrs. Barton.
NrmH.,7 OF the Wumau's MiS.iuu-
HIl society ut the Boston Avenue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20

Mrs 1 NJ Klein rutcraios Ncdnys-
day Whist club
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20
CLATE DECEMBER IN SOCIETY, A SEASON OF QUlETEO

noon at play In the dining room
where refreshments were served the
table was ccntered with an attractive
birthday cake, iced in yellow and
white and surmounted 10y yellow cau-
dies. Mrs Kahn was assisted I'm srr,-
ing the children hy Mrs. Charles ID
Lash. The souvenirs were Jap9n,..
baskets filled with bonbous kIddIa4
Of the party were Sarah Bcrcn. Vivian.
Jane Stern, Ava Travis, Lotto Rose
Jankowsky Amelia llatchctt. Mark
WGsburg, George Travis. Iran r..
Beren, Franklin Lash, Lester MADAM
sky Louis LowerS Joseph Levy and
Frank Applcman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20

Mr Homer Conley, who has been Io-
Gated IN saskatchewan, Canada, the
past several months, returned 10
Tulsa Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20
Pnn IlcIlcnIc nnncs.

The Tulsa Pau-lIcllcuic association
which is composed of college fratcr-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
Stor 8ranoulyffe.

Sra gemioji, @inn., telesraferes
bci1 Den 4oe 6ebruar: Sem Ser.
foner iatte 2ipet til % 10 andre fom
alOorlis tilifaoe unoer en- She
brand. JON peo 1.Tioen / Gftermio-
Dag laabe "aeaiber Sotel" i Self
Der, Minn., 40 Nil berfra, / aife.
&c omfomnes Antal oil fanlfe piie
Tia at p9re i~tcrre, Ga Der er ire Der,
ioner, Der antages at bare boet |
Sote1et, iom man enonu life bar
facet reOe pna.
De omfomile CT Sbin Nihollon,
en- 33 aar gammeI Sanbelsbetient;
8abriel Sd)oberg, en- 80 Mar CANT
mel Mrbeioer; G. Eratt, Sonic
lteoocr; CHARLES Carton, arbeioer,
% 20. McGuinm ira Seer &iper.
&c tilifobefomne er Sotellets Gier,
@eoro @unoerion, Wrs. 8unoerion
% beres ire @ern Snes, Mabel og
Sarlep; Moic Tmaaibe, Miaie gbra'
BAN, Soc gerifneht, Sacob asbler
ira 9emioii, @. 5. Erpcbp, 9nn'
belsreiienbe for Sacfet-@ ates Cont
pam / ct. Yaul, Minn., geniamii1
Sirihiielo, Sanoelsreiienoe Tor ..
slbcrlee & Cons / ct. Saul, Winn.,
Sreb oaroner, @eneralagent for
Statboro Oil Company / 0uliltb og
slrd)ie Campbell, en- Sanoelsrelienoe
fra Sulllth.
Meb lluotagelie al Niuie abra.
hon, ser peo at hoppe neo ira trc'
Die Gtage if &psraoen fnRffet, an'
toges itee mai De tilifaoefomne at
bore Iipsiarlig fppltebe,
Sloen, Ser opltob / 9aiementet,
InrnInntehp in mes inooon Surtln-
hes, at belle SoteIet i 2sbet al en-
boIp Time bar iorpanolet til en-
MifeDob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
5tatsfup i peru.
n 3ansiero,
Sefretprcr.

sra Gina, Feru, telesraferes Sen
4oe Se6ruar: Pr9iioenten al He-
publiten Bern (Spoamerifa) Gull
lernro Silineburit, bIep ibag ta1et
tiliange ION 6sIae al ct Statsfup,
Der bIep uosrt al Armeens Office,
rer. timber gnisriel al SberIt @e-
napioes ansreb tioIig ibag Morges
De oprsrife @arniionstropper ErG.
iioertens Falaos og toe Fr9iioen-
ten tiIiange.
ariggminiiieren. General Gnri.
oiie @nreta, blep orpbt UNDER 9anl.
pen.
Tr. Au9ltit 1%urano, en- tioIigere
repoluticn9r 6srer, tog EalaOiet
geiiboeIle. og oct er ben alminoe.
liee Nening, at ban itrar pil labC
ii1 uordabe til prouiioriif Erpiioeni
% oreoniiere en- M Re1iering.
Irpiiocnt @iaiugbi,rit blep ienere
iert Tom Sarge til Saunebpei
,Gauoo for bcrira at ienoes uo al
9altogt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
Kamp moo
Shermanlopen.

Sra @aibinaton mcobeIeS oen Ste
Sebruar: let craoniiereoe grbelbe
bar aabnet ct Selttca, Ser bill font.
me til at itr9ffe iig til bpereneite
Iiitrift / De Torenebe Stater. Sen.
iiateu err at fringe ben bemofratiife
Maioritet / aonaresien til / ct al De
uerierenbe gntitruitiorilaa at ino.
taae en- 9eitemmeIle on, at unotage
neutrality-suspicious. oa Sarmer.
ioreninaer for rctSlis Sorislgelie
UNDER Shermtolilopen.
Get itorsmmes. at oenne Soa
muliaens fan ifaiie G%emofraterne
itore llbebaaeliabeber paa Saiien.
ErGiioent @ilion iises of p9re
abioIut imco, at Der eisres en iaa-
ban ltnetaseIie, % Der prntes ON,
at en- 0op inbebolocnbe Ell iaaoan
9eitemmeIie | paafommcnoc I'll
irIoe piIoe bli belost meo SrGiihen-
tens @eto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
Gumntb .ltSitiainacn.

@innei6eif Gountp agricultural
Societp bolot fit aarIi9e Nteoe |
Gourtbuiet i 2erbagS og lore
tog @ola pno GubebSmGi,b ior inoe-
pGren6e Mar. 9lae De tioliaere Gnl.
beoSmrno bleO gienpaIgte ioni Iel'
ger: E%rGiioent, q. i. gofer, sc.
fretrr g. M. Ginger; anSierer, g.
Z. Gabpell. I'll Grefntipfomite
bnlgteS 9en Bear, 6. :. Weiier, G.
8. Curtin oa s. :. Green. 9Pt bIep
beiIuttet, at Ben npitc Gonntpuo-
itiaina ifal hoIbes / September, fra
Soc til 12te, altian Ell llae tioligere
emo iiior. Ter bpiler iii ingen
8iplo paa lloitiaingen, hpilfet er
iaa meQet mere bernerfellespGroia,
icm Der flor blep foretaget Scribe
oringer paa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ior
iIere Qllien Collars. Sioite Mars
fulfilling bar / set belle Ell lbnlcr.
fct SllfccS og oeraabet Sc ioretog.
iomne GmbeoSmpnb til nieoen sGre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
politiife Gpaneeliiter.

Sra @aibineton mebbeles ben
2ben Sebruar: Soreneoe Stoters
Senatorer bar iunbet eft mt Sirfe'
Jeff for lin operitrsmmenoe Gnergi.
&c bar beepnbt at tage iurig Gel /
9Ggmonosoirfiombeben.
gep9gelienS 2eoer, Senator
Glapp fra Winneiota, begpnoer at
bli npiten lisciaa bersnlt paa bette
Smraaoe, iom @iaiam Servings
9rpan iom oifentIis 6oreoragsbol'
ser.
1er al Seiator Glapp itarteoe
IpffeliesbepGgelie gjsr iortioen
flor Trelngang / Fenniplpania. buor
Senatorerne Senppn, Norris og
MibrrIt MI flere Senbage paa Too
bar prUoifet for itore S%oriamlin'
ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
Sra Uaihinston.

F%rGlioenten mootog / Manoags
i oct &pibe SuS Ell Population paa
ca. 400 apinoer. reprpienterenoe
forlfleaige Observation-Disclosures,
iont par ieuot Tor at uopirfc hans
p%erionlige Stetie Tor &uinoeitenlne.
retsbeprgeIicu. San mobtog Dem
poo Oct beiltgite % ioriifreoe Dem
on lin inoiuiouelle Spmpotbi Tor oe.
res Saa, men befIo9cbe, at ban iom
et politilf Vnrtis %sperite Ssrer life
fnnbc toae noget Sfriot, eller off.
clelt ltstte en- Gag, iom life iormelt
bar til'.emt al (artiet, eller opisrt
poo oetteS &oIaprogrom.
Ielegntionen pei,Nte ifniiet ira oct
&pioe SlS, men apinoernc baooe
ialfalo opnaaet iaa me1et, at Soaen
bleu optaget til 9ehanoling paa ct
ben nG'te Tao al 9cmofraterne /
&nlet l%nmmenfalot ipecielt Yarti.
meoe. ReinItatet al Wsoet par
imiolertio c1'oa ugunitiat for apin.
oeitemmeretSbeopeelien ioet @soci
peStcg ell llotaIelic ON. at bette oar
Ell Sag, Tom Nei tilfom DC iUrifilotc
Staier at oigisre, life DC 6or. Sta'
tiers aonares. Samtioig beilutteSes
nieb l24 moo 50 Stemmer life al
itette oct i Suiet icreliegenSe 6or.
ilas ON NcoiGttelien al en- itaaenot
observation-disclosures.
Ten me Snbpanbrinaslop, De,
frnrer en- SpIpsningsprspe for all,
Snbpenhrere. peotoaes ben 4oe os
al Observation-Disclosures meS PAL mol
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06

1876 Stemmer. SIR oen enbeIiee
Ifitemning ianbt Steb, bar ale 70.
reilaae6e Amenbem,erter p~ebersrenoe
uoeluffeIien al De aiiatiife ToIfe-
lag, blepne ueopotereOe.
S ben Sorm. ben peotoges, beitem.
nler 2open, at aae Snopanorere, for
De tiIaoes at eaa ilanb, maa ailRs-
ge Hrspe paa, at Be fan "IGie Gu.
gelif, eler ct anoet Sprog eller Ola.
left, beri inobeiattct Sebraiif elcr
Diooiif.
2ouens JorfiPmpere er al ben
Gro, at Den ogiaa bill bli peotagct al
Senatet tiltroos fore of man peb, at
Vr9iioenten er imoo SplpsninJS-
prDpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
.r,Koneresmano
perfins 600.

George 8. Terfins, llogiper og
Mconftsr al "Siour Gitp" Sonrnal"
oa MebIem al 8onareslen iamtiotg
mco Soliper, Gouiins, Sepburn
Sacep og Senoerion, er Den 3oie
Sebrilar oigaoet ueb Geoen I lit
Siem / Sioi,r Gitp, Soma, "A gnr
gammel.
Mr. Ierfins Dor loot / Orleans
Gorntp, New 0orf, oen 29oe 6e'
brilar 1910, men poreoe op / Wara-
boo, @is., bpor bans Saber, Der Dor
Soaisrer, osoe / 1852. Gfterat
bopc gienncmguaet @pens Sfole
bIep ioapel George icrn bans Glore
9rober Senrp lat i Sogtrpfferlrre.
: 1861 beepnote Be to Sreore
llogipelien al "Gebar Sails Go
aette" / Geoar Sails, Soma, Iom
Sc iiogap ill / 1866, oa oe lolgte
@laoet. : WeGemtioen bapoe
George bcltoget ct aar / gorgerfri-
gen iom Sripllig / aompani b.
Site Soma acknowledgement.
: 1869 fisbte George 8. Ser.
fins "Sionr Gitp Sournal", iom
oergang Dor ct llgeblao og Siuitr
Gitn Ell liben ltbetpoelig 5rontierbp.
SiSen 1870 er "Sournal" uofom-
met Iom Gneblab.
Wr. Eerfins, ser bar en- iprig
RcpubIifancr, polgtes til StatsIena
tor / 1873, ira 1880 til 1882 bar
ban OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; /
1882 blcp ban al Frriioent Gar.
iielo uonTpnt til II. g. Iaribal,
bpilfeu Stiaina bon ~inoebapoe til
1880. : 1890 paIates ban til &e'
prGientart i &onareslen 90 inoe'
bapoe Bette Si~aiosbperp / fire Ger.
miner. s 1906 bar ban aanoioot
ipr Domination til @llpcrner, men
bleu iIooet al glbcrt 9. Giimmins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
Den epise Kanoioat.

Sra 9iitle 8ocf, 9(rf., berettes oen
2oen Tebrudr: Stoten arfanias'
"epige aanoiout", u. 9. ("glacf-
itone") McGop, Ser j 40 Mar regel-
m9siig bpert anoet slar bar ppret
annoibat til ct eaer onbet oifetttligt
Gmbeoe lloen Ell eneite Sang at bore
blepet palgt, bar after nlelot Jig 'om
aanoibat pes fommenbe ErimGr=
palg.
gtter @nnge paa Hab uar ban
&anbibat for Gountpoommcr %
~mangleOe Ell Sang bare npgle iaa
Stemmer paa at bli ualgt. Get or
set nprmeite, ban ~nogenlinbe bar
fommet Mnalet. Siben far ban TO
8nnge pprct aanbioat for Segisla'
tlrell. geage @ange blep ban ilaaet,
men BET bar life berppet bam bpcr-
fen Mooet eller Saabet. Nu er BON
&anoibat for treble Sang.
"9lacfitone" McGop % bans
gannle, itipbente Mulopr - ban i9r-
ocs nenllig UNDER Salgfampd9nerne
itaoig tibet = or pei fienOt al bier
Wors SiHl / Golntpet. San bar
aIorig int i'm 500 i Statens Sooco'
Itob, 2ittle Hocf, men iaainart ban
blir palgt buorom ban Ter ct
SaIg olorig nprer nogen 5pipl -
err set bans Agt at IaoIe i'm lfrpoen'
Sc Sanger % ride oerneo, binoe
Oen til Ell "Sitding Foit" foran
aapitolict, Itige inferior % begpnoe
at bringe Sroen / Singene. Spe'
cielt bar ban iat iig iom Spgape at
ian rcpioeret 8alglopcne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06

Bulls, % SsiterenL Iiis GIeIa
Bulls, iamt Wrs. Carlisle ira
Chicago, iom Iiseleoes opboIoer Jig
berthe. 0aa Tilbaeeoeien agter De
at befsgc pboenir, arisona. De bill
bIiue borte / fIere Tiger.
burners lubben / Eoitoiae
bar bpeset ct tort prpgtig 5oriam'
lingslofale, Ser er befoitet oeo pripat
Siibifription. Ser ON aitenen blep
Ser gipet ct Bal berborte meo Dan.
fet og anoen Seitligbeo. Mange o.
iaa ira andre Steoer tos Gel / Mifa.
rem, og Se r~inetons Sarpeorfelter
opporteoe meo Muiif. JeitmaaltiOet
ierpereoes al Tiirn.alubbens Ga.
mer. Get maa bdue pGret en- tor
ortet aii9re; tbi eiter bpuo Der be.
rettes, Dor aitenenS SnbtRgter noe
item $1,000.
"Gecorab Republican" benle'
ser Spnterfiombeoen pao, at Son. Z.
~. Grger rimeIigpis bill title fla iom
aanoioat ill Statsienator iorWinne'
ibeif OF Sonaro Counter peo font
menoe ErimGrpals % 9iper bam /
Sen anleoning ct Sfi,bsmaal, iom
noaen bpcr fan pore ltolt al. Wr.
Gnger er, tiger @laoet, Ell al DC ter
feite Mprlo, ION Der fiinoe bllpe Ia
le ON for Gmbeoet: ban or iieloen
opatio og iarnpittigbeos milo. ubeitif.
feIig bpocrlig og pserit popular bad.
Sc blonbt fine aouesoer og @Tlgere
/ IiItriftet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-06
fiober Kriesifibe..

Sra Tefins, China, t~elesraieres
oen 3bie Saruar: 5 Sperensitem'
mcIie meo GrGiioert 0uan Sbi
aais 9ellltning ON at opfpIoe ale
Of beil foregaaenbe @egicrine inb.
gaoeoe iiberIanoife SorplieteIier bar
Rigsraabet ioog IopfGitet Ell Gon'
trait, iom afiluttebes meo Charles
Sdmab / Nep Dorf itrar fsr 10.
bruooet al Hepolutionen / 1911.
SisIae benne 4cntraft io~rpligteoe
China iig iii at beItile arieslfibe
hos Bethlehem SteeI @orfs for ct
ianllet 9elsb al $2O,000,000.