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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-03-05
Row's This?

We offer One Fundreh Dollars Reward for any
case Of Catarrh hat dannot be cured by Hall I
Catarrb Cure. J CHENEY G. CO, Toledo. Oh
We the undersi med Il have known F Chene
for the last is ye,rs, and believe him perfectlS
bonorahIe in all bu sine4s transactions and final
cialy able to carr ouf any ooiigations maoe
his firm. .o,,,,r,,r,
Toledo,
Halls Catarrh Cure id taken internally, act
directly upon the ,lood and mucous surfaces
the system TessimnniaEs sent free. rr'ce 70 g
Take Kan's Family pills for constipation. az
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-03-05

Corn, Oats and Hay cheap for
cash at wilkins Wholesale Grocery
Co.'S. 3-5-2t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-03-05

Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls cheap
for cash at wilkins Wholesale Gro
cery Co.'S. 3-5-2t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-03-05

Mrs w V Brockington leaves this
evening for visit to relatives at
Blackville.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-03-05

You can save money by buying
from US for cash. Wilkins Whole
sale Grocery Co. 3-5-2t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-03-05
,urs, Old s,r,., Other Remedies xsat Cure

The worst cases, no matter of how long standing,
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr..
Porter's Antiseptie Healing Oil It relieves
Pain and Heals at the same time. &c, soe, SLW.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-03-05

Bishop Thomas Bowman, 81, patri-
arch of Methodism in America,
former president of DePauw Uni
versity, died Tuesday at Orange, N
j, after 81 years record of active
church work.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-03-05
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. 1t stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists will refund money II it fails to cure
E. w. GROVES signature on each box. 25c
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
o A Bachelor S Diary
By MAX.

with me the sorrow Elizabeths Going
Home caused, are fairly foolish in their
idolatry of Manette.
1 had my nurse on my left and her
pretty sister on my right, and the
chairs at the sides Of the table were o.
cupied by the cooks, the maids, the Of
fee boys and several other office en-
ployees.
1 shall not tell about the dinner. II
was perfect, but then the dinners in nv
home have always been that 1 sun
pose this is because 1 am a bachelor
At least all the walls about Imperfect
meals come from the married men.
I went up to see the ballroom on
the third floor after the dinner, ana
Mannette and l led the grand march
and we danced. It was the first tina
the room had been opened since the
Christmas before Elizabeth left us when
there was big tree in the center Of the
room, and she distributed gifts to a
number of poor children.
The memory depresses me I wonder
if we ever entirely outgrow the memory
of the little graves in our lives; ana
after had danced with my nurse. and
the cook, 1 was glad to Join the wall
flowers and throw off every effort to
be gay.
"She would be so tail she would reach
to my shoulders by now" L said to
Richards, who took a seat beside me-
"And handsome young woman, too"
returned Richards with sigh; ct never
saw child that gave promise of so
haot Of faa nd IND ~
Her name was not mentioned be-
tween us. It was not necessary. When
ever a woman goes with man to Geth
semane, she ever afterward understands
the origin of his least little sigh.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

him much trouble on this subject.
Not likely" cried my father. "I'l
clear her of that anyway"
80 l thank you for myself and for
my family" continued my husband,
and Oh. yes. Of course
(this to Lady MargareD Il thank you
for my wife also, and and
that's all"
l felt sick and cold and ashame 4
A rush of blood came under the skin
of my face that must have made me
red to the roots of my hair.
In all this speaking about my mar
riage there had not been one word
about myself-myself really, a living
soul with all her future happiness at
stake. / can not say what vague i'm
pulse took possession of me, but re-
member that when my husband sat
down I made a forced laugh. though
knew we'll that I wanted to cry.
In an agony of shame. I was be-
ginning to feel d wild desire to ss-
cape from the room and even from the
house. that 1 might breathe in some
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
Up~to-Date Jokes

Have you a match?" asked the
chronic bore, who had dropped into
the busy mans office for a chat. "My
cigar has gone out
1T seems to have the advantage OF
you" remarked the busy man.
"How's that?" queried the chronic
bore.
1T knows what it ought to do" re
piled the busy man.
Thomas" said the mother, Sc
verely, someone has taken a big
piece of ginger cake out of the
pantry"
Tommy blushed guilty.
"Oh, Thomas!" she exclaimed. q
didn't think it was in you!"
1T amt all, replied Tommy. Part
of it's in Elsie"
The bored youth turned to his din
ner partner with a yawn.
who is that strange looking man
over there who stares at me SC
much?" he drawled
"Oh, that Professor Jenkins" she
replied, 1.-The famous expert on in
sanity"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

his long beard. congratulated my IA
Their and my husband equally on the
marriage, and gave il as his opinion
that there could be no better use for
wealth than to come TO the rescue of
an historic family which had fallen on
evil times and only required a little
money to set 1t on its feet again.
THE bride and bridegroom cried
and there was much cheering, with
cries of His Lordship," His Lord
ship"
All through the speech making my
husband had rolled uneasily in his
chair. He had also helped himself
frequently from the decanter, so that
when he got up to reply he was
scarcely sober.
In his drawing voice ne thanked
the Bishop, and said that having made
up his mind to the marriage he had
never dreamt of raising difficulties
about religion. As to the modern no.
tons about the relations of husband
and wife, he did not think a girl
brought UP in a convent would give
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

lovely in his eyes even az was Rachel.
wise as was Rebecca, and dutiful as
was Sara,
Beautiful" whispered Aunt Bird
get TO Lady Margaret. IT'S what l
always was myself in the days of the
dear Colonel"
And now" said the Bishop, before
you drink this toast and call upon the
noble bridegroom to respond to it,
(another deep bow to my huSbandD, Il
Will ask for few words from the wv }
legal gentlemen who have carried out
the admirably judicious financial ar
rangements without which this happy
marriage would have been difficult, If
not impossible"
Then my husbands lawyer, with
a supercilious smile on his clean
shaver face, said it had been an honor
to him 10 assist in preparing the way
for the "uncrowned king Of ELAN
cit has, sir, cried my father in a
loud voice, which Strengthened tae
Eentleman's face Instantly And
finally Mr.. Curphy. speaking through
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
To-DAY'S INsTALLMENT
CHAPTER THIRTY-TWo.
Ny Honeymoon

W yHBN the bishop and Father
wv Dan arrived the bell was
rung and we went 10 break
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

But taking those rare lips of yours
For some fresh, fragrant, luscious flowers,
| thought l might there take taste
Where SO much sweetness ran to waste
Besides, know this. 1 never sting
The flower that gives me nourishing,
But with kisse, or thanks, do pay
For Honey that beare away.
'Tis said, he laid his little scrip
OF Honey fore her ladyshfp,
And told her las some tears did falD
That that he took. and that was all
At which she smild and babe him goe
And take his bag and this much know.
When next he came a-pilf ring so,
He should from her full lips derive
Honey enough to I'LL his hive.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

of the free wind outside, when all at
once l became aware that somebody
else was speaking.
1t was Father Dan. He had risen,
unannounced, from his seat at the end
of the table. | saw his sack coat,
which was much worn at the seams; ;
saw his round face, which was
flushed; ! heard the vibrating note in
his soft Irish voice, which told me he
ing.
To Be Continued To- morrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

Fifty years on the market and sold everywhere
for 2bc. Best msdicine for Group. colds and
throat affections Don't be led away by new and
untr1ed remedies Stick 70 Chensys Expectsrant
u = arA-lAdvt.l .
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

II chanc't a bee did fit that way
after a dew or dewlike shower,
To tipple freely in a flower.
He drank so much he scarce could STIR
And so she took the ptiferer.
And thus surprised (as flchers use)
He thus began hinselfe t excuse:
Sweet Lady Flower, never brought
Hither the least one thjeEing thought;
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

ERE DANNY, spritely
matinee idol chubby rowing
GIRL the daughter wealthy
and the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

do us the honor to visit the island
oftener now that his friend had mar
ried into it.
But, my dear Betsy" said my hus-
band. who would live in this God
forsaken place If he could help it?'
God forsaken, is IT." said my
father. Maybe so. sir-but that's
what the cuckoo said after he had
eaten the eggs out Of the thrush's
nest and left mess of IT,"
Aunt Bridget was talking in doleful
tones TO Lady Margaret about my
mother, saying she had promised her
on her deathbed to take care of her
child and had been as good as her
word, always putting me before her
own daughter, although her ladyship
would admit that Betsy was a hand
some girl, and, now that his lordship
was married, there were few in the
island that were 1T for her.
why. no. Mrs. Macleod said my
husband, after another significant
glance at his friend, Il dare say
you've not got many who can make
enough to keep a carriage
Truth enough, sir" said my father.
We've got hundreds and tons that
can make debts though
length, and almost before the last
Of the walters had left the room my
father rose TO speak,
Friends all" he said "the young
married couple have to leave us for
the afternoon steamer"
In this weather." said somebody,
pointing up to the lantern light
through which the sky was now dark
ening.
"Chut! A puff Of wind and slant
of rain. as I've been saying to my
gel here. But my son-in-l law, Lord
Raa" cloud hammering on the table,,
my son-in-law says he has to be IN
London tomorrow, and this morning
my daughter has sworn obedience.
What's that? Something like 1t
then, so she's bound to go along with
him. So fiji up your glasses to the
brim and drink TO the bride and
bridegroom"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
BY HALL GAME.

Copyright. 1919, by Hearsts Magazine
Copyright, 1913, by Hearst Magazine
Copyright in Great Britain. Copyright
1913. by J. B. Lippincott Company.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
&rangel uper be bsbc. Nu, ga ben

siterrigife Sronfslger, Grfebertug
Srans Seroinano, % bans SllItrn
bpiler / 8rppten nnoer Slotsfapelet
/ Irtitetten, er ser / eIterrieife 9la-
De opitaaet en- beftig Eolemif oper
ben Waaoe bporpaa 9e9rapelien
blep arron9eret. Nosle ipnes, at
Geremonierne bar "%altfor pinlig for
refte". @nbre roier, forbi Sprltin.
oens "iimplere 9prb" blep UNDER.
itreget. Get poaitaaes enbog, at Ell.
Del al Soffet iprig proteitereOe moo
at Spritinbens aiite ifuloe bringes
inb / Slotsfopeaet iammen meO Or
fe%bertileens, og at oct par aeiierens
p~erlonlige Snoifrioen, iom / iiOite
Gieblif nfpergeoe EN- Sfanoale. -
Ger iortplles MT, at 9eiier Sror5
Soief bar tiIitaaet set mprbeoe Spr-
itepars ire @srn Ell oarlig glpanogc
poa 10000 Collars. Set pplpieS,
at GrtebertugenS efterlaote GSormlle
er unber 100000 o. utilitrGffelig
til at pe~bliaeboloe bans SIotte, iom
oerfor moa lpl1es.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
Saoamore Dill it0nSt.

Sra Sniter gan. q. y, mcloe@
Ben Ste ,Nnl: Torteu 'oran Snn-
~tlrrllcu til SuOomore Sill par loa9
itpnQi ior isrIte @0nI poa mon9e
Aar "a Shcooorc H%ooicuclt var
UtilQiUnQel,g mr. lloenpcrocncn
Nan criarcOc. at ban cr beiiTlct Al
ct ltQcino iterft Noab Tom / 1912 on
Uc0 SET uroarcaiiue YartiS NlTlp at
ioa iprUr1t oct iolibc Spoen".
Sfient ban poo @runb AZ lin Nel'
brcO9tilitono bar moottet opaipc I'm
paoirnftc 5nr iii StiIlehopstp'ten
% har maatiet niIuic Here Saler'
nan hapoc lopet at boloc, bonbcr ban
ooQ al bli iitano til nTitc Wnaner
AT bolbe lin bclopcoc Gale | Nep Or
leans
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
Gm mirafnlps S%eibrecelic. s Con

Don inotraf Der iijor ct merfelig Gil.
iGloe, ioet en- ganife ung Gige, Miis.
Sorotbp 2erin, blep berbreSet for
S9rin9 / iibite Stnoium. Sirn bar
noifrepet ira ilerc Soipitaler iont
nbelbrebclig % par op9ipet al SG'
aerne. MenL meoens benbeS So
mile, eiter 9p9ens llotalelIe til
benz, finn penteoe sliilutningen, iau
reiler bun iig mco ct op til allies Se-
itprtelie o9 tiger, at bun err belt bel
breoet.
Meooelellen ON, buuD Der bar
fleet, ipreOte Jig ouer belle Sonoon,
bpor Miroflet pafte itor Spiigt. -
$50 cngelifc Eager bar iioell lu1oer-
loot benoe. 49, Wen NeiltItatet blep,
at bum err belbreoet. - Sum bar o.
iaa ppret unoeriegt meo Mentgen-
ltraaler. Gen norife S9ge, Sr. Sai-
neltao, bar lioeleoes mnoerlegt Wlla
&erin. San ifriper, at man ltaar
o~perior ct Huber, % at Der Iplles
lelp 9pgen at muottc beie iig". Set
belle err ogiao p%iOenifabelig beIfrepet
al Ell Specialiit. @r. z. SbompIon,
Treit / StatSfirferL bar ltogluet Ell
Iiben Boa oerom. @n norif lto9ape
pil ON fort 6ib blipe at erboloe. -
Wtiis aerin er inobilot til at fontme
til Norge / CONNER. Ger er mo.
lebet Suor ON, at SllobpoelIen er
mobtaget, % at bum ianoipnligpiS
fommer bib / Sllli.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
Sterf parme / It, paul

Ara q. Goul. Minll., berciteH
Sen 7oe SuIi: Sire Fer'oner oiep
i0a0 operuploebc al %arnlell, ltlsl't
(cmperatllren par 10 Sraoer lane'
re. elo oen por Tor no5le Sage ''oel''
Observation-Disclosures pslel't
(cmpcraturan9ipeIic ion9 par ploi
Sc GRADER, men BET par Den lleflc
9ummerbeo i gluten, lom 9loro'
&urmen iaa irpffenoe.
Gronf @riabt. Spporter eli
Goie / white 9ear, itprtcoe ON pao
@obaibo Street, % Fcter @nnnelS'
aoSierer / @eitern unlon seie'
graph Gompanp.- operp9loeoeS u
Sarmen / Ell Sporposn. De 10 an
ore Sire par Sarrp S~nr9enlon os
Omar 9sero. Ee er ale 600 Se
bring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
On trtit Statinif.

Sortieet ira DC pploi0e pefunipre
Dire, iom De Soreneoe Stoter bar
bragt til Inlpg al EanonnofanoIen,
% iom bcleber Jig til ca. 400 Nilli.
oner Collars, fontnlcr pua llogiftS-
iioen ogiua ct itort Cab al MenneIfe-
lin. Siben lite Wai 1904, ben Gag,
oa @rbciOet blep p~aabegpnbt, bar
2,200 9lrbeioere miitet &ipet aallal-
Sorlen. Seraf omfom mere Ell 1900
peb lllpffestilfplbe, Heiten al Srope.
ipgbomme. $4,000 Terioner er Die
bet iaoreoe. III Walaria bar Der
ppret $4,000 Silfploe % al Spiils
200.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10

Oiliiation % Snmanitet, ion iiI,ioi,
MI frelic Wenneifeilpaten ira ari
0ehs UNITE % 9orbari. Oettc plio,
Ter u at erfienoe. Men til oeuue
e%lpill'at'on % Sumonitet or bic,
"~lrlei'gpeo, nlao Ri iorbereoe os boo
al o9rae os MOB iremmeo IoIb
Stnl hi fiinne oct, mao ,Soriporspil.
le' I solicit bare leoenoe og SoIfets
Sclpbepibitbeo iom SoIf pore. Ni
llloa bape ct iolfcIig bemofrotiif
Norlpdr, o9 pi mao iteac oct lila /
port Sono, at enhper Mono % Spin.
De 'sler, at ban bar noeet at ~foripa.
re ION er oGro Selpiorioaelie iii
on9ll9 % Den bsieite Snoiots i "a.
re15 Stuno.
~ bar ct berlig 2anb at foripore.
Sen Tom engon9 bar fomniet ieilen.
DC 'enoen'ra og / Solrenninaen feet
SfIPraoaroen % bore norite 3lip.
per rei'e lia al Sapet, oen 1pm bar
uGret pao Sielbpiboerne oa ieIt Bin.
Ben 'l'e ON Jig, Den icm bor ieilet
inc rore m1ati1e Sioroe, bpor Ser
rem bar itiuet for DIT aoipn gImoats
gilleo", ban peb, at berliaere 2onb
bar intet Solf ioaet. @i isler pore
6ierterebber / bette 9anos Siitorie.
Gen ~itsrite ailltliropeope er
8~et'proiabeo. &etf9roiee Cant
innosforbolo s9er 8iprlisbeoen til
% @ilien n9 @pnen til at
perne BET. 8 ct libet 9ano Tom port
oct, at pi ma taae aue meb.
Ger er ion mango Tom iliber boorot
% refer no o9 lpnges. 9a6 oS
itcae oct ilig. at DC blir. Set blep
iuat al en- ltneiocinliit pao ct oiient
liz Mshe Tor Ell 9ib iiben: "Spnb
ifal pi i~oripare. ri glrbeioerc bar
life lau meaet Sorb iom til en- @lom
iterpotte cneona'" 0ettc pur letiin.
ola Sale. Wen oct er ORD, ioml maa
llere$ tilitomme. Get blir Spaauen
Dor Eolitif at lanIc arPiterne Der
on. Shi Tplitif cr life aipnl %
SlIrafnina al Wooitnnbere; men oct
,r arriternea SonlirQ ON itorc
Sp1oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
Sfoobranoe / 0noiana.

Sra &n~oiounpoIi@, <0.. berette@
Den 5te >Nlli: &iel9c in0lebnc Otel
oiu1er er Der uobrl,0t cu p@olo'onl
SfoQbrun0 / Sen uorbeitll1c Gel a.
@romn Gountp. - Nil ie~nocnior
Indianapolis. % bar allereoc 'preot
liz oper en- StrUfnlnl pdo , Nil
Slrt1nt WonQe Garmhuic er nen-
brTuOt. on mnn1e olorc er | 'ror
,Forc Ior al lioe iommc StiUbne.
Gen lille @uno@bu @cor9ctomn.
Ser hor ca. 100 ,>nObpaoere, benin.
ser i'll Iioc / Ben HctulnQ. &loen bar
tllet @romn Gountu er beremt Tor
line mango Somm1crutlluer % 'tle
udturitiennc YNn0itoher.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10

oerbuiet, teieeroieres ira girming.
bam. s Ssreebsitioeligbeoen Dell
tos foruoen Iibsbes nprmeite 30
Mile fun gorgermeiteren og gpraa-
BET i Birmingham. gibsoe bapbe
nemIig isr lin 800 ptret gnife onL
at gegrapelien maotte foreeaa iau
enfeIt % itilfnroiet iom muligt.
9ette binorebe BOG life, at itore Sol
femasier fra Birmingham bapoe to-
get Spitiaing paa begge SiOer al
@eien belt fra Gbamberlains 9opGl
/ Sigbburp til 3irfen. Samtioig
meb 9egropelien / Birmingham az.
bolotes en- Winoeguostiei1eite / @elt-
miniter, Sonoon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
Organs Sommerferier.

Sra Glibuiue, Nor:h Carolina, be
rettes. at SiatSminiiter @rpan bar
leiet en- Tino ser ior Sommeren %
meo in ,Samilie pil iilbrinae iuane-
get al lin 2io Der, TOM bans oificieae
Eli9ter tinooer.
Mrs. @ruun pentea inmmen mc6 in
Cater o. Iatterien at anfumme biz
/ Clutter al npltc llNe % forbIiuer
iii / NeQuaoelien A. September.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
Tcitnac ipr DC norif.amerifanife Sir
feiamfmnos ReprGientanter.

Gennc Seitige %beepnoer inloraen.
\ Dor 9eiitIiqc TrinaS Soueofirfe,
"%or Sreliera", prpbifer Taltor z.
8. Sobl, introouceret al StlftSproult
Or. otto Senior, / Sreiolbi9beoSfir-
ten prpoifer Or. Stib, introouceret
al ihp. Stiit$propit @uItap SenIen,
/ l%lranienbor0 airfe prTbifer FaItor
~. IS. Sanion, %introbl,ceret al ia.
itor Maroni, og / Sa~gerbor9 airfe
prUoifer Troiesior SelIaro, ittrooii.
ceret al So0nepreit gop. Sperorip.
: aorriborcn / hper al alrferne boil
oeS Ell fort Iillutnin9stale. : %cr
NreIiers al Toitor 9bpeot, / Sreicl-
oiabeo al Vaitor @irger Sail, ! ura'
nienbpra al Eaitor Sp9en % | 80
aerbora al Sogneprelt @%nnoerien.
Mens Sormrnoene / De TO 'tsr'te SIR
fclomiuno taler / pore 10 'tsr,te STIR
fer. taIer Torm9nbene for DC 10
minoite Smiunb / pore melt 'albon'
able airfer. Sprbaabentlig oil Der
bli taaet en- Ssnoag I'll Tor Srilner'
Ieffen. @renIono, &arnpen % Oslo.
airferur blir ielpislselia operTplot
lrnoe for @uostieneiten b%eapnoer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
era uoIdnoet.

&eiisr Wilbelm eif / Sirsooss
aiel omborb paa "SobenSoaern",
'om itrar letteoe gnfer % latte Sur.
len for Norge. 0ette er aeiierens
25oe Sommerto1t Ianes Npraes
apit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
Wpe &rissifper. ct Selearam fr

Selsrao / Serbien til ct Barrier
6lao meboeIer, at ser / Giterrig %
ungarn ioresoar Ell uieopanlia nil
liter Girfiontbeb. Get pibes inoIe-
oes, at 40 Observation-Disclosures
al @rtiueri ben Zoe SSuli aiienotes
ira 9ubapeit til @rpnien, og en- feb
rilif @nerei uofoloes langs belle Ger.
6iens Norbarpnie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
Iorfuar enn0rt

@cb et mort llng0onsltTpnc
SarbonQer holot iorle0cn iorhenpG'
renoe Stat9raoo Gaitbcr9 ct gleoen.
he Sorebraq. Ser ppIentllg 0releot
fla ON Norqes Sorlpar. 6slgeiloe
llbtoIcIier piI IpieS meo Snteres'e
paioa pou ocnuc Sibe 6auet:
W'onee iiooer / Nngii % @Gpen.
europa fines at ppre iorpnnoIet I'll
Iiaeioo mango beiritebe 2eire, ION
Ger err Hotioner. ,%Solfeue tpnQeS AZ
MiIitprbnroer pGrre emo n%ogen'i1oe
fer. Get itaor for mango, iom Dc
irao Naticners Gage er talte, at
Stormoqtcrne er iom %aron0lgc Hop'
nnr, irrbi1e til al foite III oper De
Tpoaerc Gpr / Sfogcn "a 'Iuae benz.
9I6ria Times Ben lille al hduc orrct
iao Iiben / 6ortpIb til De ltorc lonl
III.
Ga Der hor / port eact Sono rel't
fla Better. iom inne5 at iornG9te
Sroen poo SoIfctS Gune I'll al bTuoe
fla ieIp. I'll al pTrne i'm Srlheo %
fin Hct til al Iepe lit caet 9lp.
Gperior ali Set Mlisnlob % al ben
@itierhco oer opler, bill iea itac I'll
cher MGnh oq apinoer, % isr't %
iremii til cocr unae, lei Sen no, Gen
hnr inpen Net. 2sit Soueoct; trc
noo Sette Tolfs 6remt,N. IlOrl8
hor Den itiaet itsrre Spaaper. dlbrig
hor ser ppret bcorc 6orloiGtninQer
for al lsie Dem ems MI.
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IprGngtes / Sirsones Ell Mur Ser
ltGr1te for Ell n~nOerlorbiif gpf.
@anOet ioSieOe ino / Slrnrelen %
fplote 9unoen meo TO SOB @ano. st
IoSingertoe blep ofiporet miot inOe
i ben 1919 Mil Ionge Snnnel. Ios-
ia9ererne mnotte ipabiere flere Mil
aiennem Slnnelen til Siele. 5ra-
iifen er MI ltGnet, inbtil Milren fan
iGttes op igien og Ianbet prmpeS
lio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
Nuspeunen.

SpmaIfiueu "Suspennen", iom leo
mortos fra eser for ct aar iieen. er
en- usmer,et soo @eaiiine. ia lise 'aa
ooS % pen iom Ell Iaitine til Den sob'
belize Yris. Or bel i%ornsiei mee ben,
8, 6. Soperion.
Tidoord, 81. Sal,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
Msimrnntc for TGfspaeiaaerer.-

6onoelSfnmret / 9iperpopl itartcoe /
5~irSboeS eli @enpgelie ior at iaa
inoiert tpilngen slsiurance al Spf5.
posiaaerer (Steera9e Tuaiengers)
poo Sceanonmpere. Ger giorbes
gjpIOenoe, at set pilbe life pGre no.
gen Tanifeli9beo at iorheie Siaet-
priien en- lioen Smllle til at oGffe
llogiiten nlco benne Isiurnnce. Oct
uiloe ga life bGre neopeuOi9t at iGt-
te en- S%n0ion1ling iean9 hper Gang
ser t9n0te Ell lllpffe paa Sipen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
Dob &rigen. Sra 2onooit tele.

araieres ben Cite Sui. De brittle
Gelegoter til Den internationaIe
SanbelSfanmerfongres / Bolton /
1912 Far ioag operienot 'Sanoels,
fanlret / Bolton ct SelpbGger, 6pori
er inoribiet islgenoe Speresmaol
ira Ell Gale al Gr-Treiibcnt Gait:
"Suao fon ajsres iorat iifre Ser
benSireOcn?" Sriterne bar ieiet til
iolgenoe Guar: "Sco at Nationer-
lie ilaar Jig innlmlen ON at ~iorebpgge
arioenS Hpbiler."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-10
Streif ueo Mrienalet.

Streif ueS Mrienalet. @eb Stu
tens Irienol / @oolpid, Ser forip-
ner ben brittle 9(rme meo @aoben %
Imml,nition, gift / Wanoags belle
Observation-Disclosures, iaIt 10000
Wono, paa Streif iom Groteit imoo
@fi~teoigelien al Ell Sn5enisr ser
bapoe re9tet at opitile en- Moifine
pao ct Slnoament, iont Dor opfert at
Solf, Der life tilberte slrbcioerunio.
men.