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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
FEDERAL LEAGU E
REGARDS EVERS
STILL UNDER
CONTRACT
Outlaws Announce They Will
Make No Attempt to Land
Deposed Manager of Chicago
National Club.
EVERY KNOCK A BOOST
SAYS CUBS PRESIDENT
Leascd VIC lo EvcnIng Herald.l

my Leased Wire to Evening Herald. J
Flew York, Feb. IA new angle
developed in the baseball situation
here todny when the Federal league
promoters announced that they
would not bid for the services OF
Johnny Evers. deposed of
the Chicago National league club.
Charles N. Weeghman. The leading
hacker az the Federal league stnted
that dis organization considered Ev-
crs under contract with the National
league and conforming with the new
leagues announced policy, would
make no efforts 10 obtain Evers.
Wceghman further stated that he
fact that Joseph Tinker had arrived
here from Chicago in time FOR an
early morning conference with Pres
idcnt Gilmore and himself had no
bearing on the Evers situation.
Thinker ,mme TO New York said
Wecghman. 'ut my Geographic re-
quest. ~bringhES some important pa
pers which wefe needed, He VIII
also ondcavor to SIS several players
with whom we have been ncgotiat-
INK. Evers Il not among them and
viii q be- approached. We an are
agreed hat he IL under contract and
property Of the National league
Immediately after making this
statement. Weeghmnn. Gilmore and
Tinker hurried from their temper
ury quarters. and n was reported
thai they were again viewing posi-
bic sites FOR a baseball park In
Greater New York In 1915 n not this
years. Evers failed "a appenr IN the
gathering of magnHtes, players and
other followers OF baseball. He left
his hotel early in the forenoon aud
could not be found In the usual gath
cring places. President Gaffney OF
the Boston Nationals, reported thai
he could not find Eyers, although ne
had been on the lookout Tor lin.
The National league and its board
at directors were late In entering the
executive session and the nour for
holding the meeting OF the National
commission was delayed until 3 o. IA.
Charles W. Murphy, president OF
the Cubs, denied that he had any in
tention Of retiring from professional
baseball or that he knew of m
move Co force him out Of the Nation
al league. He said.
- am In the game 60 stay. Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
shcephcrarr. perI.h b. snoM.

Trinidad. Colos Feb. IA Bencdii-
90 Garcia and his brother, Anaciia,
Mexican shcepherders located Ina
southeastern Las Animas county, are
believed 90 have persisted i'm the
record %snowstorm that swept the
state December 4 and 8. 1918 The
bodies Of The men were found today
O. herder from an adjoining ranch.
Coroner 49, g. slpe was notified and
left Immediately 90 investigate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
I brow Away Your
Eye-G Glasses!
A FREE PRESCRIPTION
You Can Have IYIled and w. at
Home.

DO you wear glasses? IRE you "a
victim OF cye-strain or other Eye
weaknesses? n 80, YOU VIII be glad
40 know that there ~ real h"pe FOR
sou. Many whose eyes were failing
say they have had their eyes rcstor-
ed through the principle az this won
derful free prescription. one man
says, after trying Il. Il was almost
blind: could not see To read az all
Now l can read everything without
nny glasses and my eyes do not water
any more. At night they would pain
dreadfully, now they feel fine an the
time. ~ was like q miracle to me-
A lady who used h snys: THE at
mospheTe seemed hazy with or with
pat glasses. but after using this pre-
s~ription for fifteen days everything
seems clear can even read u
print without glasses" n IS believed
that thousands who wear Elasses can
now discard them In "a reasonable
time and mulutudes more viii be-
able to strengthen their eyes 30 ar
Go be spared the trouble n expense
OF ever getting glasses. Eye troubles
Of many descriptions may be won
derfully benefited by following the
simple rules. Here H. the prescrip-
lion; Go 20 any drug store and Eet
a bottle with warm water. drop in
one DIPLOMA tablet and allow 10 dis
solve. with this liquid, battle the
eyes two To Our times daily. You
should notice your eyes clear up per
cepubly right from the start and IN
iiammati0n win quickly disappear.tf
your eyes are gathering you even "a
little. take steps 10 save them new
before II Is too late. Many hopeless
~ blind might have been saved "
they had cared for their eyes IN
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
THINKS STEALING
IS STEALING
Senator Hitchcock Expresses
Discrimination to Mincv
Words in Discussion Of New
Haven Affairs.

tIiS LEASED Wire tu Evening IIeraid
Washington. Feb. iE.-Johu @.
Ailburn. counsel for the Now York
stock Exchange. finished his stale
ment today before he senate bank
ing committee at It's hearing ON tho
owen bin. TO regulate stock CA
changes.
lie objected TO the requirement
that before the securities of any cor
%poration shan be listed on the stock
exchange. the directors snail file
vita the exchange a statement as te
tho nature and value Of the assets
OF the corporation, together with
other Information as to It's business.
Including copies of all contracts and
agreements affecting the securities.
lie thought u might bc proper 40
require the nilng OF that Information
somewhere, but the nllng n II ought
10 have nothing 10 do with the ques
ton Of regulating the transmission
&C stock quotations through the
mails. The discussion fe. INTO n
mention II tho New York. New Ha
ven and Hartford railroad affair
senator Hitchcock used the ward
stealing"
Don't call h stealing, said Mr..
Milburn.
"oh. let's call things by their right
names" interiectee 5cnator Nelson.
TITS the meanes kind Of stealing.
Tho man who breaks INTO my house
is am honest man in comparison"
MAXIMUM PRODUCTION At
\ MINIMUM COST
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
TODAY IN CONGRESS

Met AZ noon.
John O. Milburn testified on
the bin to regulate stock ex-
changes before the banking COM
mittee.
Passed Senator Shoots bin 10
open Withdrawn Alaska coal
lands to homestead entry. re-
serving title to the coal TO the
government
immigration committee decid-
cd on n speedy report on the
Burnett immigration bill
The House.
Met nc noon.
Set time aside for Lmcoin me-
mortal services.
Democrats Of the immigration
committee prevented considera-
tion Of Asiatic exclusion bills.
Rural credits hearings rranE
ed for next week by q sub-com-
mittee
Representative Russell. Mis-
souri,, read from the speakers
rostrum Lincoin's Gettysburg
address and Representative Foss
Of ohio, delivered an Grafton on
Lincoln.
District 81 Columbia iegiala-
ton considered.
Canton 81 New York introduce
ed "a bill FOR 3~6O7.f0s 90 enlarge
New York assay office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
PREVENT DISCUSSION on
ASIiTIC EXCLUSION

Washington Feb. i2.-Demoorat-
uf the house Immigration committee
todus again prevented discussion of
Asiatic exclusion bills by remaining
away from the meeting. Secretary
Bryan had asked the cnmmitico no.
Co agitatc tho question by discussion
while diplomatic negotiations vrrr
pending. After conferences the SEN
ate immigration committee decided
to report the burnett general immi-
grafton bin. already PASSED by the
house. WITHOUT delay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12

Panama. Feb i2-Coionel Goe-
that's said that n Il was necessary "a
protect Americans or ether foreign
residents AZ Esmeraldas. a small
warship could be passed through the
canal. He added that ne would rec
ommend against the transport OF a
warship as n would seriously inter-
fcre with work az Cucaracha slide.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
COULD SMASH THE
BRITISH EMPIRE
IN ONE DAY
Interference With Autonomy
of Various Parts Sure Means
of Destruction Says Secre-
tary for Colonies.
ny Lcascd Wire o Eycnlng Herald

(By Leased Wire TO Evening Herald J
London. Feb. i2.-"You could easily
smash the British empire in q days
debate In parliament, II you tried to
interfere with the autonomy granted
t. its various parts was the state
ment Of Lewis Harcourt. secretary for
the colonies. IA parliament today. lie
was replying 20 an amendment moved
By the labor members in the house ~
commons 20 the address In reply TO
the kiup's speech.
The labor members had urged that
tho government withhold its assent to
tho bin Of Premier Louis Botna u
south Africa, indemnifying the South
African government for It's act IN de-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
RUBE WADDELL IS
OUT OF GAME
Great Southpaw Will Never
Pitch Another Game; Re-
turns Northern League Con-
tract Unsigned.
ny LEASED Wire to E,emng Herald

Id INN~'U VIC 10 NNWNl HVIHIW' ]
Superior. Wis. Feb. i2-Rube
WHddeH. the great left handler, who
IN his day was one of the beet
moundsmen that eve worked In the
maiov leagues. Will eve pitch an
other anne. The admission comes
from the great Rube himself, who
has returned his unsigned contract "a
Kid Taylor al superior. who b. man
ager OF the Virginia club In the North
crn league. Waddeil came 60 viz
GINA last year from Minneapolis and
was reserved for this season.
81 am sending back the contract
unsigned, writes Rube from Berne,
Texas. ~ would like 60 play hut
never could get In shape"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
ZERO WEATHER HOLDS
MEM ENGLAND IN GRIP

New York. Feb. i2--Zero weather
held an Of Ncw England. New York
state and northern Pennsylvania Ia its
Strip today, temperatures ranging
from "a degrees nelow zero al POM
pcy. y. y. 90 I degree below In this
city.
A dense vapor, amounting almost
10 "a fog. hung over the waters in and
about the city.
The cold was accompanied hy "a
s~tinging northwester, which reached
the proportions OF "a. gale along the
coast. with hourly velocity OF so miles
az Highland Light. Mass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
DEMOCRATS ELECTION
REPUBLICAN VICTORY
IR, Ieascd WIG 81 E,cnlnr mernM !,

! wv '"h-cd Nife u Evening Herald
Washington. Feb. 12.-Thc clcc
tion OF Henry voIlmer. Democrat. to
the house Of representatives from the
Second Iowa district was declared hy
Chairman Frank Woods o. tho RE-
publican congressional committee to-
day 90 he In reality Republican VIE
tory. He shows hat Notwithstanding
the appeals Of President Wiisan.
Speaker Clark and senator Reed, the
returns Indicate a significant Demo-
cratic loss of $500 votes aud n Pro-
grcssive decrease OF $500 a. conn
pared with ias years figures. There
was, he points out. "a Republican gain
of 2,300 votes over those cas % year
age.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
RIVERS AND HA0BORs
nHL Il MADE pJ'ntyt

Washington. Feb i2-Thc rivera
and harbors appropriation brl ear
rying a grand total of S43.0 00. Don
for waterway improvements through
out the country, was formally made
public today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
SNAP HAS
NORTHEAST IN
ITS CLUTCH
Coolest Weather Of Season in
Atlantic States and New
England to Be Followed by
Heavy Snow, Prediction.
[nr Ienscd wlre 20 Evenlps nernid.l

Washington, Feb. 12.-rhc coolest
weather Of the season enveieped he
entire east today and is expected 10
be- succeeded by a snow storm from
Texas during the next t-wenty-four
hours. The weather bureau predict
cd that lakes would be falling over
the middle Atlantic and southern New
England states by tonight or tomor-
row morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12

cos Is the governing factor lp the
trust problems, Secretary Eedfcid
declared today Ia opening the dis
cussion ON pending trust legislation
hcfoIr the chamber ~ oi
the United States. SnVen ether
speakers followed the secretary pre-
sentinE many sides ~ tho problem
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
SECOND BASEMAN IN
COAST LEAGUE HAS
JUMPED TO OUTLAWS

rRy Leased Wire Ca Evening Herald. :
Sacramento. Cal. Feb William
Nenwurthy. second baseman for the
Sacramento baseball club. has signed
with the Kansas city cluh in tho
Federal league. a telegraph stat
Ing that hc had jumped 90 the "out-
laws" was received today 10y the
manager Of the Sacramento team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
MERCURY Al BOSTON
DROPS TO II HEIOW

Boston. Feb. IA quick drop iH
temperature carried the mercury early
today to n desrees below zero, the
lowest point reached in this city FOR
several years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12

Washington, Feb. ls.-SecfetafN
Bryan lotc today directed American
Minister Mcmillan al Lima, 20 rec
ognizo che new provisional govern
ment 90 Peru on behalf OF the Unit
ed States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
TENNESSEE BANKER
ENTERS PLEA OF NOT
GUILTY TO CHARGE
; By Leased Wire TO Evening Hcraid.l

Memphis Tenn, Feb. &c. Hun
ter llaipe. president or the Mercan-
tile bank. which closed It's doors
Monday as the result of alleged de
f|alcations of the president, estimated
TO reach S7SS. 600, entered "a plea OF
not guilty when a|rraigncd la Grim
inal court today. Itainc previously
had pleaded guilty when arrested on
o bench warrant charging embezzle-
ment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
FIRST HEAVY SNOW or
SEASON IN IOWA

Dies Moinos. Iowa. Feb. 1.-The
FIRST heavy snow storm az the season
Is falling throughout central Iowa to-
day. according 10 reports az the gov
ornment weather bureau. Below
zero temperatures We're REGISTERED NJ
various points early today, the Their
momeier In the Des Molnes bureau
showing four below. Al noon six
inches Of snow had fallen here, and
railroad me street car trailc was
badly domnralized.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-12
MAXIMUM PRODUCTION At
NgNaaUA Angr

Washington. Feb IA law 81
maximum production az minimum
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

Gari5. iom bar 5srtSna. fuIa,c ies min
Gaiter. Mrs. n. Sabnes. "a beubcs
Gstre til Nirte. @fin 5binerien bar
for i'm 3eIbreos SfpIb reiit iii ct parmt
@ao. Sen Gorite Shnoec lar Merias
heh % Nirte heritehS, oa hens Brett
CT z. ;. Sreibeiu. ! TGrheoen al
Vnen 'tnor Rninerne al Sort @uiorS,
90 | forblmS 5incs ioeebc 8sohuoerne
Der belle 6ioroer al SuifaIos uo oper
Sthrtninasrre. Ser number Sen hiitos
rifle UeIlotpltone 8ioer, no / Nisiouri.
% Bet oar pcn benne Gu. at 9sobus
nerne / Suri 1876 omrineeee Sen.
Sr'ter oa Srrbtc bam oa ale bans
Npno.
Sea Itf8 isier pau Soset az. - efs
ternthon9 90 81. 2 BAL nj Hoier, bpils
fet par 8eiieu$ IaaI. Sea bar M ieet
mine 10 Senrcr % oeres 6amiIier, re
res eienoomme % beres 6eite og 6orus
tpG9. Mortano bar Orb for at bare
Den benite Stot FOR Sporrtnius al
6cItc % 6orntsGe.
grepet blep langt, men ica itol oente
IGnge fer iea ifriner mere.
Slittie &ilien til @IoDcts Acbatipr
90 bets Eeripualc.
Sohn ". 9aacn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Ara Yrpipcct, Wpnt.

"a set for cntelte titroe nare al
Sntere5ie at fan here Iiot fra oenne
Sci al Stateu. fan jee iprteue, al soil
her befinoer zig Del os liter Jig notiaa
bra. 2alloet ber blep fsrit optn9et for
ell 4 aar iioen. men De ipneS paa iaa
fort Sio at bare glor1 'tor Sremeang.
iaa M fees belsenbe Ngre, inn teener
Ill at eipe Ell AT be behite guliueer.
Ser or frenoeles cnbel uopta9ei Sanb
igien, iaa ON Der ifuloe pGrc ilo9en al
"Tolien"S S9ierc, iom snlfer zig Ell
&omeiteab, tan Den her erhoIbes.
Froipect li99er - Mil fra nGrmeitc
@n, @oIdto eacr Sepon, iort Ret er
omtrent li9e langt til.
ri bar o9laa itiilet ell Weni9heb Der,
Tom herer iii ben npriie Snnobe % be
tienes at Gaitor %anlcr, INN or bel lift
al nlc. Stolehns bar ri og1an bpgs
oct, og hi tar nj 9 Wannerers linhers
r~isitina ON Nnret. 'na @ernene behpper
life al pore op / 6eoenitnb m III eno
Ieoer / 9}pbpegerlanoet,
ct notiou bra "Store" Far ri, lda
en bebepcr life at reiie til Spen for at
gicre Snbtiob al Groceries.
f. ga, iaa ell penIio 0ilien iii SEQ
raj sEpitcn" og SC SuIinb 6iem.
Chr. lluNerbdhl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

Nul@ mon onIfer al bcue btaiac
Noier belle Aaret riInot til at gnlrte
ii &oro clIer glGoc line 8enler
meo, aubeiaIer ct euaelif 6ape5lao
iolsence Ittuilote SreEisargsmoooe:
Ill aoSierreriuQ itaI man uGlse
IangitllteHc auopper. Ser or liae pco
at lprirlc uo. @unocn Al eli SlIt.
rife beitrsc5 meo tsrret puluerile-
ret Solt. oa / bette lraaer MAJ
anopueruc loaleecS. at &c fife rsrer
pco higu,oeu ellcr peN 0IifGlfeuS
@mO. ol en0clig oTttea anopperne
iulNitrroiI til mco SGltet; mar
9Gifeu ocreitcr hifteS i~nIoitGnoia
luittGt til, fou ma looc anopperne
liqac FAC lGnle man bar SuIt.
2nitcr man nj i &iatereuS Sob
en- Aoic, td9cr man cit al shopper
ne ~; oeu uil "a ic iulOitGnolg tor
% pi9ien 10; ilteu beitiUrer man
oen& Stilf o. ltilcr oeu / en- @olc
nleo imeuarmt &on0, MI Oct life
pare Irulc. inocn @lomitcn Ieuer 90
on 6olen Ioloer liz no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
n om0cli9c Ycrjomcr
Oh Spcrtro.

Set er en- Aicnh21lrruinl at man,
&c eller9 pocrlt intelligence Gerionet
IAN upre benialonc I'll at laOc liz Ic.
&c Al Suertro / aIgiorcn0c gicbliffc
/ 0ere2 Sip.
Sm Napoleon tortpQc@ inaIeoeS.
al ban foruo for ole itsrre gliais.
Keller / III Yin. lugoc en- aabal nor Al
l. ON bans SoretaaeaOe pil0c (uffcS
elIcr life. Gen itore aeiier par iftr
aleiie ON al porc ooertroiif: Ell iranT
0tltoriter, II. Gabauc2, iortuacr
en- Sonlling Anet0oter at aeiier
Nero Nat % Gag bar pld lit @rpit
en- %lpbete I Sorni Al ct Nlao iom
ltilloe bepare bans Saulrelt. Aler
allocr Ben tore bleu liaqeuOe ilerc1a.
ae n%0eHior Fabulous Eorte isr han
oone0e All9rebct ior0i bau bduoc
leet uoacn ardoter Haas oui Suiten.
% Oct betraateOc huu iom ct 0aarlio
Barrel.
Zen oiosoe aona GNuor0 al Gna.
lano par oalnu mleaet ouertroiit
ION ma bar ban olti0 Ct liort Wlaa.
'pfte / lin Mot; bette ituloc beifuttc
bom moo al Slo13 T1re. Zen mt
pGreloc tpltc aeiier brrcr alto eli
MING lom cr ~ilcttct al CrouniuQ
Houi'c al Freu9icnS Raar innlt en-
onoeu Nina / bpilfcn ser err iuoin>
tct en- lort Sten. On oennc iortrl-
les. al Sen bleu ilGbt op auriurit
&ohonnc3 al @ronoenbura9 Sope-
uprelle ~ laat / hans SClQ al e.
(%ulcnben. I'll eli N~eQDnoclic opbc.
parcoe3 Stcncn Noben5oucrne3
grtiu iuotil Sreorif Sen Store loo
Den lnoidttc % liocu bar ollie rcale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Spraat til &auSSm9no
g1Mcrifd

@rptten Spsepleieiorenin9 bar optat
Nrbeioet FOR al itaffe gp9oeu et VIeies
bent bpor ~froniite % sanIe SDse fan
fan BEN Yleie, Be pripate &iem life
n1aater al 'fufie bent.
& nGria9t huer en- @p9b / 9Ior9es
Sanb uprer ser frem Ilige Vlelebiem;
men hos pS har hi enbnu life nnaet at
pirfe!ia9jsre Snnteu. Nebpcnbi8heNen
al ct ili9t Tleiebiem er BOG Der lige ltpr
ipn ~nuoenifeo5 / Sanoet.
& Dor &psb trruges ser Yiab5 iii 10
a II Spee Sar ON auoet; men ItaI u
mlagte al leie benne Dor Sp9ape: at
ltaffe nisie 6ien bpor De ian upoe EaS
% %leic / lin hdorbe Snaoom o9 Nle
berhonL irrnaer ri life bare al Den
Ststie nj fan fnn inben Spaoen; men
ri MAJ oaiaa Ieae 8iGlp hos ale
parmbierteoe Sambp9oin9er.
%i ppforbrer bcrfpr nent al bore
2anosnlGno, ion nQtcr ar ienhe Ell
@ape 9iem iii @rntien / 1911 til at
lutte Jig iamnten ON bette bort Sors
maal.
@iora9 mohta9cs meb Sof al nubers
teoneoe Merlenuner al Stnret.
GdnoaIsnes, Hontsonlen. 3ooember
1913.
@noa AobitsI, Nmtn 8ebitel. Sieee
BORG Sanoe. aari SlettaIi. @erit SInts
mari. Cline Maritein, Gina SGter. Go
pic 6orgbcim. @itta Srter, Snaeborg
apant, @ntiIie @enge Warit Gitieaarb.
GtiIie Mib9aaro, TnuIine 9epolb, Gons
ltonce %iel SdranL Maonli(o Sen.
@iertruo Goli!dat, Grit 6eaerholm, Git
rianna Observation-Disclosures.
@rpttin9erl - Seq bar life bort mo-
get ON, at @~rpttingerlle ital ienpe no
gen @aoe til 9rntteu / 1914. 6oi3
Der er Ell Enchanting isurg, i1uIbe Bet
pGre morIomt at bere fra ben. Sni3
lite Oct er SiIfGlbet, iaa bar hi Der.
lem p~penltaaeuoe bier, ell iaa liomQre
tet GOD gnleonin9 at be8pnoe ell Snoe
iamIiue % blrIpe @pgbeiL iaa Sen ioar
ct EIeiebjent. ion ser iaart trrn9e5.
Set er %nOtinn ient al be9nnbe mi, men
bcbre lent eno aIhrig! @ab os bere
ira Here @rnttiueer.
gber3 for Sagen.
Netin Teoericn gitieauro.
Spriug 6ia 8and,, Spnum, Ntont.,
20be Suni 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

renoe 6prlter al 6itiet Soben5oaern
baoret Hlnaen meo oen forte Stcn.
TN an0en mere ifirbneioanger
Hlug uor 0en opalprnoeoe iom
1ronninJ Siabele al Spanien / lin
lto lorpreoe lin Ssn ~ie1ere aDng
Ilfons. aonaen qou Ainaen til lin
isrlte SuItrlt Ndria Nerceoes, iom
Iniolcrti0 oeoe tire Maaneoer ieuere;
lao lit aonlen5 Ssiter ,Snionta Ma.
ria Nlnaelt men bun osoe odiaa e.,
ter fort Sio9 Gorls6. Hiuqen fom
M tilbaae til aonaeu. iom ior9reoe
BEN Ill i'm lsritc @uitrtls Ntoocr,
InonnIua ariitlnd. men oa ogidd
bun oeoe citer fort 5toS sSorls6. loo
aon9cn unbrinlc Niugen poo eli
Statilc al ,>omiru Maria / ell al
Maorio@ airtcr og ser finoes Sen
cn0nt.
Som befienot tror aeiier @ll6elm
iltIot ol iait paa Sen hpioe 1omc
Scr citcr Siaenbc piier iie paa oct
aanlle Nobeu3oaerH Slot bpergang
en- al SlUgten ital 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17

fem anbre @laee. men "Geeorahs go
item" er pGro mere nlene eup ale &c
anore %tiIiammen. Seq iiuIpc unite Den
funoe TONNE iii bort 6ls hner Sag,
iirr iaar, ga Scr CT iaa nieget at lGie
ON hem. Der beieger bort Srorelano
Goroe.
Seq pil oeina eierne faa tatte q. 6.
S~ppeaaarN paa 8ingeritc. iom ~itriper
ia mango intcres'ante Nnbcber ira min
Sebebn9n NuroaIen. Seq ticnoer life
Mr. Sppeeaarb ieIp, men berimeo hans
SlG9tninger a &oltb / Ianalen.
Sci bar mile % bp99eli9e Soil at
tomrre iii.
Huaaaenbe Iplinsen her riunht Sbief
Hiper Saqs, iaa ier Den III I'll al bltpe
ben iterite nj n%peeniinbe bar hapt, ON
life nogeu lllptfe iubtrGiier.
Seg nnaa o9ina fortGIe, az Dor tirre
Nobo Ntartin Berg or %inoaaaet III Den
epiee 0pile. 6an bar ell mil % Bug
aelie 9ianb. pna famine lib iom ban
BAR ell al bore hebite 6urmere. 8an
bar ieot / Soler. Nur9e, % tom heroper
iur nmtrent 30 gar iioeu. YaItor
@aitab. ion1 er por |re't, forretteee neo
Ve9rapeliun, iaapeI / 6ienanlet Iort peo
airfeu % peb @rapen. Maritn Berg
blep Iaat tiIbpiIe poa Siluertons airtes
quarr. &eIii9uet bare hans Ninoe!
~ q. NelS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-17
Hen 17bc SmIi 1914.

Den Mano eler aDiilAc. ipm life MI o,
"a oircr SroreIauoabpaecn en .lnrIi,
Sautc.
%i W~oioauinscr / Amcrita bar me
ger at taftc Woioau Tor meoet
mango &euieenoer, Ser iii oi ,apr Stu.
IcuSoauneIie, Der Il. pi boz luthera,
Sro, Ser iii ri goncn til at ie Sc
merte % lpie / 9ipet n,eo Oct rctt,
Sun.
j Setraaining al alt bette er BET
al enoel Roioanirger / ameriiu iti9nt
Ter CT Seeat Ill 6iembpeoen. It
Soaus S~nouaauere ma life betraait
bette 2eaat iom Ell SrIebotspabe. a
III her | Inierifa or AZ zen Meninp, a
gngoen trpuasr nenne @npe. Nei, .
CIR Ben iom Ell "a! for alt / iimelis
% aauoeIig 0euieenNe. - oe ion iaa,
BAN Nal gtor MO mootaae @apcr.
II Gette 9egats @aou er "Dliuoe,
anpen iii Mo So9n 1914 fra Ioioa,
niaaer 9n,erita".
p 2eaaiet fan ~IorsaeS n,eo @apel
fra uopalt0reoe Sanosmrno.
81 Segntct ltal bcitnrcs AZ en- 40.
mite paa (3) NeNlemmcr, ion bperi
gar prIaes al Wo 0~erreoSnnre.
A. Ser er aomiteena YIigt at ans
brinac Tenaeue iooIcNes. at SC iteri
muIiac Henter fan erboIocs. Settle Tar
ite peo at anbrinae bem / en- @anf.
ialt eienoom CIR.
81 8enterne al BETTE 2eeat uoSeIeS
hpert aar iii laa mango prroise Srrn.
genie inoeu No Sogn iom aoniteer
timber for goot.
g. llbbeIinaen al 9eeniets 8enter
fer Sen t7oe Mai boert Gar. ! StI.
irISc al SpgoomL llIDtter OH. Tan 80,
mitccn uooeIe Yenlc. naar oeu timber
ser bcbepcs.
y NoIt. ser ita6ig nnoer Sattienns
heritctteIie. eler pe0 eli eler onber
NorbrnpeIic bar oUret S:aten eler
&n9oen til @urne, ian life crboloe linz
0eritettclic al hetf' Scqat.
s. 2eeatcts Gum man alorig for
minoifeS."
(2ette or nnbertcanct al mig iom
Sormano for 6o~rimnIin9en os Z. y
Stcenslanb Ior Sa5iererl.
@enli9lt
Z. q. HeinSahl,
Sormano Tor SnrlnmIinaer,
81. ., Mcoiion @is.
@ebes optat / "5tanoiuapen", %
"Normanocn".