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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
THE MELTING POT
COMET TAKE PoTLUcK WITH Us.
AXE POTLUCk With US.

! old. Later years I took care of my
mother until she died. l have always
been a hard working democrat.
J. FELIX BLISS.
EACH period in history produces its
own heroes. Few bang over from one
period TO another. Gen. Scott the
hero of the Mexican war, Tapped over
slightly on the civil war, but soon was
RELOCATED TO the shelf A few civil
war heroes appeared at the outbreak
of the Spanish war. only to be quickly
supplanted by the developments o. the
moment. Gen. Wood won his spurs in
Cuba and the Philippines, but with
the opening of hostilities in Mexico
Gen. WOtherspOon succeeds him. Is
it strS age that each in his turn has
been eager to improve his shining hour
and that in the summons TO battle he
! sees his opportunity?
More Spring.
(Galien, Mich. Herald.)
Spring VIII come soon,
Sweet flowers will bloom;
Then we can play games.
Pity the ones who are lame.
The grass viii be green,
The trees fresh and clean:
The brooks viii be running
| The crow his wing summing,
The sparrow be twittering,
On the twig sitting.
Gladys Swank, aged II years.
THAT was thrilling picture of the
capture Of Vera Cruz printed by our
| esteemed evening contemporary, but
| how the boys must have suffered in
their winter Overcoatsl
And Rats?
/ (Mercyville. Ia. Banner)
| Mrs. Pdrmcnter Of DeS MOineS Will
| be at the hotel Saturday with all her
| hair
/ GEN. MAS sounds like a rath-
skeller. Perhaps he was looking for
one when he hurried away from Vera
! Cruz.
| OUR appreciation Of the marines is
| enhanced by recent events, and we
| surmise that future songs to be written
| about them will not cause laughter in
! a comic opera.
| Timely words: When diplomats dis
agree keep your powder dry.
c. N. u.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

American girls do not feel competent
10 bear arms. but they are volunteer
ing TO carry the gentle. soothing touch
of femininity into the hospital camps.
Good girls
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
HOME .PaPERS RESI-

Chicago newspapers are flooding the
iocal market with their wares and
many are being beguiled into pur-
chasing them under the impression
that they furnish later and more re-
liable news than can be found in the
home papers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

Two New York suffrage leaders are
advocating "A housewives strike to end
the American invasion of Mexico.
Quite a novel idea and not without its
alarming features. but the masculine
contingent will continue to hope
against IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

Since the shipping trust has discOv-
cred that the people are pretty gen.
orally opposed TO subsidies in the way
Of free canal tolls they are harping
on the assertion that the Baltimore
platform Of the democratic party
must not be repudiated. This at
tempt Of the opponents of President
wilson's canal toll policy, to take a
few words OF the platform adopted al
Baltimore out of their environment
and then give to those words a mean
ing directly opposite TO that which
would be drawn from another part of
the platform dealing with the same
general subject, reminds one or the
preacher who took for his text Top
knot come down" and used il as the
basis for a sermon in denunciauon Oh
the custom. then prevailing among
the ladies' Of wearing the hair in a
knot on the top Of the head. His
congregation was amazed 10 find up
on consulting their Bibles that the
entire sentence read. Let he that
is on the house-top not come down
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

Delayed advices have been received
from Joseph 3. Foraker. one time
senator from Ohio. and their authen-
ITCHY is not questioned because they
place him with the minority in favor
Of tolls exemption. Foraker. We re-
member was always on the other side.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

The Greeks! The Greeks. They
come, They come! a Chicago Greek
newspaper says $4,000 volunteers OF
the Balkan wars will respond to the
first call for volunteers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

Bri~ht eyes clear complexion. vim.
viger and force. all indicate perfect
health. without IL You are handicapped
in the race OF life. Take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea each week and
keep up with the live ones S5c- Tea
or Tablets. Coonley Drug Store. Adyt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

The appropriation of 100000 for
the relief OF American citizens Will be
a big crumb OF comfort for those who
have been caught in the maelstrom of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

A Mexican paper says the soil Of
Mexico has been profaned by the
Yankee invasion" Well. il is pretty
hard TO spoil a bad egg. but it can be
scrambled
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

The hot season is just beginning al
Vera cruz. Climatic, if not other
reasons. are likely 10 prompt an early
movement OF troops to higher ground
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

Huerta is not the head of Mexico
SAYS Tsrranza. No. unfortunately,
Mexico is at present acephalOus.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

II it was Huerta's plan to unite his
people by inviting American interfer-
ence il was a shrewd move and is not
impossible of success
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

No war taxes will be needed for six
months. but If actual war ensues we
should not flatter ourselves that six
months will see the end of IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

well. but his conception OF the eternal
fitness of things is punk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

The list Of casualties from Colorado
is greater than that from Mexico and
includes women and children
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
WAR FAR OFF.

.--rhc present situation need have
none of the grave complications OF
Interference If we deal with 1t
promptly. firmly and wisely" said
President Wilson in his message yes
terday. The sentence sums up &C
curately the position OF the United
States
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

THROUGH THE YEAR WITH
LONGFFIILOW.
Then the sound of drums aroused
me. The awakened city's roar
Chased the phantoms / had sum-
moned back into their graves
once more.
The Belfry of Bruges.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

Nephew Diaz is missing Watch the
water for a head in the vicinity Of
Vera Cruz
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

ALL have their opinions and all are
entitled to them, but opinion is of no
value If not based on a knowledge of
facts. The man who hastens to ex-
press an unfOunded opinion may suf-
fer for his temerity in the good Opin-
ion Of his fellows.
A PART Of the art of diplomacy is
cOncealment of motives and the post
ponement of action until tn psycholog-
zeal moment arrives. Usually there is
more in governmental movements
than is dreamed of in the philosophy
of the individual.
EVENTS are moving so rapidly in
the Mexican situation it is scarcely safe
TO commit oneself to paper an hour in
advance Of publication. The kaleidO-
scope of human affairs turns rapidly
in time of war.
AND, yet we. as a people, are not
wholly given up to thoughts of war.
"Housecleaning," writes the Delong
correspondent Of the Culver Citizen.
lis all the rage and not even the war
housewife from the annual affair of
garden making and lawn cleaning"
HAPPY the land. in wars twice
armed array, in which its WOmankind
may feel that way.
Can You Beat Him?
North Judson News.)
Editor News.-I have announced
myself as candidate for county as
SCISSOR subject to the democratic con-
Hention of May 4, 1914. L cast my
first vote in 1872 and I have been
voting off and on in StaTke county
ever since. L was raised in Starke
county. / had scarlet fever when ]
was only two years of age which left
me cripple for life. My father got
killed with a tree falling on him at
Ora, Ind. when | was only five years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
A Thousand
ShirtWaists at

Regular $3.50 and S1.75 values Newest low neck
and short sleeve styles; some with high and long
SeeveS-the greatest and most diversified lot of waists
we have ever offered at S 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

Carranaa's courtesy becomes him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

Though he is now only %. after
being the youngest assistant secretary
OF war for more than a year. Brock
inridge would not be suspected at
first glance of quite such precOcity.
This is because of premature streaks
of gray in his hair. which make him
look like a person we'll along toward
81.
Copyright. 1914. by Fred 9. Kelly.
All rights reservCd)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
7 Day Wonder Sale of q 0E
silk Dresses UeUU

Silk Crepe de Chine Tatfeta Poplin, Chameuse
and combination dresses, charmeuse skirt with flower
ed crepe blouse part-a new cOlorS also black and
navy blue-up to SO values at S995.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

old Later years I took care of my
mother until she died. / have always
been a hard working democrat.
J. FELIX BLISS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

When he was offered the chance to
be assistant secretary of war Brick
inridge recognized that at last his
lifetime of hard luck was taking a
turn for the better and he grabbed
the place like a man leaping for the
tail end of a 7:15 train.
Wont your law practice suffer
while you're in Washington a
friend asked young Breckenridge.
It's time something was suffering
besides me-" Breckenridge replied. He
was too busy chuckling over having
a congenial occupation to be fretting
himself about the status of a mere
law practice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

Twenty different kinds all at the one price
The very newest rufled founced and tunic effects
of all white, lowered, striped and combination ma
teriaS.
Never such beautiful inexpensive dreSSeS-Never
such ValueS-NOne worth less than $3.50; many
S8.75 Dresses in the lot See them in our show win
dOWS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

Close friends of the president say
that Mr.. Wilson would as soon have
Breckinridge's view on certain kinds
of things as anybodys
Il must ask Henry Breckenridge
about that" is a remark frequently
heard at the white house.
And having been asked for an hon
est opinion. young Breckenridge
would Just as soon d; cree with the
president as he would with his bar
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
NciiemOc Iru9ter.

Get CT Ell fienot Sag, at aofits-
nsooer ton noholoe mleget lanJe Sip
refer; men pgiaa 1rltgterne al nh-
ifiQige andre Flanter refer pao mlan-
&c iorifleaige Woaber. CONNIE CT
forip1et meO Singer, iom 9ribe5 al
&inoerL andre bar 6aaer cler Grit
bereoifaber, bpormeo Sc bpnger Jig
init pes iorbigaacuoe Ipr clcr Men-
neifcr. Noar Be u~iriuiliae @Grere
rpiter al iia 6reene, uoiaor Sc oenl
ianltioig / en- anoen Sor6bunb. SltQ.
lere optrTocr p3iaa ionl 6reiprcoe-
re. Spsmmcfi,glc ioor Srs al Tono-
perter fnItnet til line NiUr, % Spilr-
pene itrpr ,lgrG5irp oncr Soper pg
Marfer. Sgiaa Wprerue ipiQcr Ell
Goae iom Trsiprebcre; Sc ilrber
ofte iammen en- Wo2ip Trs / fine @o-
Tiger. Men Wprerne ipiier bare
SfoQet omfring T%reene, oo noar
oi@ic begpnoer at lpire, bUrer Sc renl
igien llbenfor Mpretuen. TinScn TO-
rer life bare bort Sc lettc Srp til
andre Erofter, Sen rpitcr ogioo oe
lmre Srnr, 1ao at oere5 6rl,gter inI-
Ser langt ira Stnmmen, hpor Scr er
6eore @ertbetingelicr enb / De Itpre
Srrrs Sfpoge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
SabardboMuim1

Sm ct f~oiteliq Nnoeliesmiooel, Ell
@omning, iorl pitt mart bill finbe
&eicn til set elropUiifc Marfeo, bc.
retter en- ironlf Nirifureiienhe Hnp.
nallb, / "Nature". Get er Sen ian-
falote So6orabonning, iom frernitil=
les al gIraberne / oct ipo!ige Nlqicr,
% ion uomerfer lia ueo i'm lrfre
Srangefarue % i'm tine Nromn. So
barahonninaen Dor intet meb Nier
at gipre. Gen ircmitines al 0oobel.
inft, % Sen feniiife Nnalpie piier, at
Sen cr operoroentIiN rig poa Sllffer-
ltofie. SremitiaiugsmaaNen er for
bolosoiS enfel. Iraberne iamIer NH
&c, tiblig nponeoe Gaoler, Ser bar
en- me9et ieoere Saft e1o Sc / GU
ropa alminreIig fienote Muifotoabs
Ter. Srlt1ternc lpoges / han1euiS
paa Tioicfletningcr, Der hpiler pao
Menoer eller sSlirer / Soroer, ionl
paa Snbiiben er f~oripncbe meo Ger
ppgge, timber Srnffct at i'm tgcn
@cat presses Saolerne fammcn, %
Saften lsber neo / Hcnoerne. Otter
Ell llge5 6orlsb ~iierner mar Ga0ler-
ne oq lu1qer Dem til Sprf / Solen.
Oaooelioiten bar imiolertib uopiflct
lig til Ell Slug5 Siri,p, Ser bliper
fiItreret qiennem Nalmetreuler, hpor-
eiter Sen bliuer fo1t % Ifllmmet al.
Get 'Grbige Frobuft er Soooelbon-
ningen. Sen ~inafalote Naial, iom op-
bepares / 2erfruffcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

Iibenbeb, hpor iea iaa lRrl9e bar 'elt
Iio~enifabelig GlprligbeO. Naar on
| Mor5en moOtager bam pda Watle'
aooroen, iaa -aip bam berne Hina
Sg zig hi BAN. at ieg gipcr BAN
fri. Sum bpis ban friptlig fommer
itprtenoe ben til mig og after 'Gtter
Hingen paa min Singer, finn oa oil
ieg mootage bans Sf1er."
Sru @aaiteot funoe ncppe boIbe
iig opreiit, ga enoelig Soeet meo
benbcS Spigeripn og bennes Ben
lob ino pau Fcrronen.
VIuoielig bprte bnn aoptein
StlippbofeS befienote Stemne peo
Sioen al Jig:
Ser er Ri. Gr Ie aIelle, noa.
oiae Sriie, uoerr annelieie2"
aammerberreinben niffebe. Get
err oobt! st iorberchenoe Orb til
Gem, noaoiee Srlle. @iIhelm Stern
cr iriif % iunb boobe paa 9egeme
% SjGl. Men arrenc, iom ieg
lfrep til Gem ON, er lige frpgtelige
% paniircr hans Aniiqt, ioa at ban
nriten CT ufienoelig."
Gn 1ime efter iatte @ilbelnl
Stern after @ineen paa lin 6orlo-
peoes Singer, % annelieie ltrpg
bnm meb i'm fife, bpioe Saano ben
ouer bans nrrebe Nniigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
&omg 0eorg iom
Vorretmingsmano.

Soma 8eorg al Gnalano bar oltlo
baut Cans ior set prnftilfe, boilfet
belnies al ielgenoe @iitoric ira bans
@arnoom:
Trinien hapbe Ell Gang Ieet Ell
iortrnnenoe mcfanilf SeIt | Ell 2eae-
.%aiSbitif, men bapbe beSpPrre life
Nerae nof til NJ fiobc Sen. San tlir'
Sc life beoe i'm itrenge 6ar ON Een-
oe, bporior ban palate Sen llopci at
ienbe Gronnina %ictoria ct Sigger.
brep. I'll lin itore Scra iif ban FOL.
aenoe Spar paa @renet:
"aipre lille @corg!
Weo itor Sorg har iea lagt Werte
iii, at Su leier bort ale De Fenge
Su iaor. Tette er life ret. Oil Mao
lore Sines oa TenseS TUro at firn'
Sc. Deb mango Siliener til Sine
6orGIore.
Gin Surnlor."
Sorocn parcoc boa life lpnae.
Ioaen Inae 'enere moorug 0ronnin'
aen nemlis til i'm Soritrrffelie iel'
aenoc @reo:
"Girrc Snrnor!
Wouoe Saf for DIT iiS'te "rcp
Sea iolote set til Ell @oghanbler iol
( VunN, ioo bu Ter, at lea M ficnNei
3inacncs @rrSi. Wange Sillcnci
fra Din bengipne
georg."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
kiennkoMSten.


Rari 9lppIob'cr bar bart DEF
~ tra0lt i0a8. Men IN ltoor
ttn / aieffenet, hpor SicoeIcn pllt-
rer lnitjN "a aatten p~eIbehn9ell9
malcr boa aomfuren. huor Ben 'orll
i,Oranlia liaacr % iteaer ii9, lioar
Ser or loat i,
Nori aaor inh ! Shtcn ucn Sloen
al ior at ie, onl Ser life lfnloe nrre
ct cher onoct at rcite pod. Dor
Set itaar buftct. Ger er Inat hpto
0uu pnn set rmoc SIalhoro. 0iiot
sao @oroct itdor Smertoppen Ell
SpiIftm ntco 1Iroe peo Ncn& Sioc.
Wrebbaffcn er fuIo al op'toarct aia'
bebrcn. % eli libcn N2iiet ct o1Ian
lat irem. @orte / aroaen tiffer &r3.
rthret oct Qamle @paIhr | tier briut'
maIct aoSic meo "Sie Nierfe, 10
ten n1iot pao 3nIitipeu iom 6obrlt.
merle.
auri bar orpet llhrct e'ter i'm 6ar.
Ser pnr en- eiter 2onoienS Iorholoc
nelItaoen0c Strn0bcr, % hun bar
aInrio piaet file iiQ neo set, life
eiQaug ga hcnhc5 Mono hooc tor
fire 9lar iiocn eiter at bare Iiggct ing
ioa Irnqe, at aari nuitcn life uiolic.
hporoau bun iful0e qreic Goftor 20
Observation-Disclosures. Ga por hltn
forrciten rGr pao at 'plle Def, tor
GIc @era5rno, ion ni6ite. 0ct bar Ell
ertro ioli0 aloffe, boo henbe 80 0ro,
rer fontant; men aori hapoe life
0iertc til at ffille ia peo Den, % ia
men bIeu Net Ga tililut oQiaa Haao
I'll al flare Sc LANCE Neguiracrne al.
ligepeI.
92u fo'ter auri ct @Iif poa llhrct:
~Soomen bIcp set tent o., ii9er
hun peb ii9 ieIu. "aIotfen er mart
et."
San Qnor hlt bort til 8our0en
"a TELLER list pno al OeH Sta2, lom
Sohan sen pIoite Sen bar icrt
hiem: itorc aonfnIier. et Bar Qnp
uTcr / Sorm al en- @uiict bciat mc0
SfirI "a SneQIehu$, 10 %uieitaQcr
Al @lo$. ser itinner Tom SeIp, o.
pao GuQocn oncr set ct CIictrnf fo'
reItiQcnoe Somiru Winria meo Sent
barnet.
@orte / Win0uet buffer @cr0nier
"a Gudiiaer, "a en- flor N}nrt aur-
u~eincou bar Scarf muuttct idttc poa
@uIoet; BEN bar life IunQcre mn
net ioa GIooS / oct finale &in0u. On
ScuQ n,c0 hoi0t Grppc oucr, en-
brrnmolct Soiobuut. lire StoIcr no
en- Sfammcl t0Qior belle G}NbIemcn.
tct. W}eu ser er 'trpet iriit Gncr poo
0ct h~oloihuc0c @ulu, % altiuN cr
rent GA ruAOiQ. ioa Scarf ncO Qo0
@rlm0 fan pare peI tilirco9 mc0 iii
beitc0nc Stem,
Nh ioor Aori iat / @lnoiu1cn i'm
n letter iiQ Ill at i%ritIe; men ret
iou oct er. loor huu no / Nieffcnct
Tor at ic ill aoifcficNlcu, Ser pitt
rcr Initio ocruoe GuneIiQ brrcr Bun
HunNcn pao ~9}oroiQoorben Qir,-
Sen lille ijute, iorte @uu0cu ion al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

esns "1storab-pshen" I'll eIrst % genne
! BET cauIe 2aub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

tio ifal no % bic iig, nnar 6olt
Qnar iorbt. Gari tunfer, oct mao
npre benbe$ 6oIf, ser fommer, og
Ifnnocr ia no paa @onro8ploo'en.
Sun fer opoper @affen MOB Noro'
~iQoor0en: ioui't - ser fon1rner DC
cubeliG. Soo ltprter aori ino, tdger
2ie0Icu AZ @armen, iorat aotlrn Itnl
ind 3io iii at %flarnc, % gaor 'oo Of
Ter iuh / Stllen for at ie, oml Der life
or ct clcr unoct, BIN ifillhe itellc poa
iuocn &c fonmcr.
aori er rent ncrpss ibna Al Sprn
0inq o. Iorpentniua, QIa0 Iorpent'
nina, inr &ohomc, Iotteren, Nonl
hun life bar icct pao opcr 10 Aar,
fomnler biem ira ariitionia meo I'm
aiGreiic. Sueofcripeno Ntnrtin
M~aaacbcra. Get er 0iaie 10. ion
Sans, Sen pnlite Sun bar gaaet til
@pcn for al meoe. Ge bar pel oltlo
liot Hciictei mco, iom ban fan birl.
pc til al barre % be6u0cn plloc au.
ri life, at Sc ifnloc fomnlc I'll &rnG
qcu % life iinNc en- rncitc Ell, iom
pcntc0e paa oem Oct pll0e ic alt
iur liQeQnIOia no.
Set tronproe n0c / @anqcn. "a
Iprcu Qoar %. Eobaunc fonmc
iorit inh lac ciicr bcuoe aioreitcn
ca tiIiEui Sans uco en- @oanolniiert
al Qroat @prrco iom ban iorijatig
iuticr bort en- &roQ.
"@oooaa, Nor. Tiger &ohannc
"a toaer 0looeren / 6oonNcn.
"@oo0a9 % pclfommcn bicm",
In6er Sparet Qcrpoo hiIicr 2ui
acricuucu pan benhc. "a Nori enitcr
oqiaa ham ueIfommeu.
Nan djer et aoot &n0truf Ben
linle Wan0; han cr pcnt fIp0t i fine
6lan @lr0c5fIpoer % nreN iort. itip
sat. ION ban hTuder ira iia oppc
pad aIotfcn Aniigtet cr run0t op
oabcnt iuorammct al Inicbrluc
&attenbarter % Ell itor CpcriIoo al
liot ~trliet Soar. 8dn Ter
nunter % iorneiet uo OF ban bar
ucl life @rruo til on0et hcnne Del
Iiac Commercial og npiorIouct iou
han er.
,Sohonnc err bIct rent rlfftr | Sc
n Narcne. bun bar pTret bortc. Nn-
iiQtet cr blct noQet imolerc, oa bun
cr blpt mcQet bIclcrc. emo ga bun par
Mcn Ginene, sc iromme,
blaa Zine, err IiQe uifnIoiQr, % iun
bor bun / lit @Ticn iooet nogct life.
re % mere iionQt oper Iia. - Nln
bar iauet Npifif baabe / lin Sptrp-
Sen oQ / lin Tro2t; Tor hun er 'an
lint fluht I Ell Qroa lll6fiolc. Ell raj
Ter sat 90 Ell pen blao Natfe, Iou
huu bar hUnQt hcunc poo ScnQciul-
pen at Gori fumes, buu er oIiior i'm.
M}cu ioa hor hlm 10 ooioo / Oct ii0ite
9lor prret &u2iomiuu ho@ &ouiul
@on0bo. hpor bun bnr tient, hcIt ira
hm fonl til Griitionio iao bun bor
No0 QMu. 2la ioo itrnoIcnhe IpffcIia
INN fer u0, ser hun Qaur omfring /
2tltcu "a fer poa ole sc fienotc, fir-
re @ieuitouoc, iom hun bar feet ira
&orn@ben Al.
Nun itonoicr forou Gonloocn o.
fer poo noQcn aonfnIicr:
"Nopoc Eohon mch Sem / Bin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Gu |crocn al @einrr lsitet ira

Gu %crocn al @eincr lsitet ira
Ceres SfuIbre pes Ben betimcIiQe
@ru9 / SnaoourStiIiGl0e al oen gam.
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NORWEG[ANS
-. TO CELEBRATE
PLANS ARE LAID BY MORSE so.
clETlEs FOR A BIG TIME ON
THE CENTENNIAL OF NOR.
WAYS INDEPENDENCE DAY ON
MAY II,

The delegates from different Morse
societies met with President Aasgaard
last Sunday afternoon to discuss plans
for the May II celebration. It was De.
cided to celebrate May II. which
comes on a Sunday, with a. full dav
program on the Concordia college
campus. and to continue in Fargo on
MONDAY. starting at the agricultural
college In the morning and winding I'm
In the evening with a large banquet.
Al C~oncordia Will also be included a
centennial celebration of the neace
between America and England and the
centennial peace between the Scandi-
navian countries and England will
also, be COMMUNICATED. If this nro-
gram Is carried out the festival win
ave a rather International character
Norway is n Of the foremost corr.
tries in working for world peace. and
the Norwegian storthing has twice
IGNORED Americans with the grand
Nooel PRIZE, once to Pres. Theodore
roosevelt for his work for CONCLUDING
peace between Russia and, ana ana
this year to Elihu Root. Au
!nose elected to promote this Nav
celepration are, besides President Aas.
gard, Mrs. Maurice Hansen Mrs.
Gaspary, Paul Vik, Ivar Christiansnn
Frofessor Halland, N. G. Eggens .TP
Vik. 11eaue and 8.
A. 4. Trovaten, secretary for the
celebration in Minneapolis,
come to Minneai oils TO calahra - mh y
meeting decided that all who had ths
time and money to spare ought1f foie
low Mr.. Trovaten's kind inv;fa+ior
snat lt was proper for those Wsho
noL go away to celebrate here