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The Washington times., 1914-02-26

Tho baby. she remembered. had no
name.
Greater minds than Miss Buchers
might have stopped. appalled,, but il
happened that the typewriter carried
its nameplate In plain sight.
Tho Christian name Of ''Frederick
was quickly prefixed to the name of
tho typewriter. and Judge Latimer
ssRned the commitment blank this
norning, placing Frederick Rem
ilEton" under the care Of the board
until he 10 twenty-one years old.
who gives these babies all these
pretty names?' asked the judge, Is
he signed his name.
Il gave him that name" confessed
Miss Bucher.
you nearly named him after q
Sreat artist" said the judge. "ex-
cept for tho fact that Remington
spells his first name without the
x However, suppose the Dis
trict disbursinG officer won't object
to Q thing IKE . name"
In this way Frederick Remington
became y District ward.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
Will Poll House to Find
Support of Tolls Repeal

A poll Of the House to determine the
strength Of the Administration in its
fight to repeal the free tolls section
of the Panama canal bill is to be made.
Congressmen Palmer and Sherley talke
with the President yesterday on the tolls
matter, and 1t developed later that
they, in conjunction with Congressman
Adamson and Covington. will seek out
the heads Of the various State delesa-
tions and have noses counted on the
tolls issue.
The success Of the Presidents plan
to have the House repeal the free tolls
proyision is hardly to be doubted: but
stifrer fight Is expected In the Senate.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
SAVE $50 PRISONERS
AS HOSPITAL BURNS
Annex of Penitentiary Near
Montreal Is Destroyed With
out Loss Of Life.

MONTREAL. Feb. 26.--The hospital
annex Of St Vincent De Paul's peniten-
tiary was destroyed and the surgical de-
partment considerably damaged by fire,
which broke out at o'clock this morn
ing. The loss is estimated at 100000.
Three hundred and fifty prisoners
were moved safely to the main building.
and there was no loss Of life, though at
one time 1t was believed q number of
inmates had been cut off from rescue.
The penitentiary is fifteen miles from
Montreal.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
Congressman Must Pay
Income Tax on "Rake-Of

A Congressmsn who draws sl.sOo from
the Government to pay his secretary.
and pays , girl rs week TO do the
work, will have to pay income tax on
the '.rake-ofr," according to q ruling
handed down today by the Disbursins
officer Of the House.
Also. a Congressman who makes
little honest "graft'' on his mileage.
stationery, or any other such perquisites
will have either to ''lie like a trooper
or pay income tax op the booty.
The CONGRESSMAN Is charged by the
disbursins officer with total amount he
ia naid as income, and must submit q
statement showing just what he pays
out, which is deducted from the amount
on which he need pay.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
Much Live Stock Lost
In Du POnt Barn Fire

WILMINGTON, Del, Fen. a6.-IHire OF
anknown origin destroyed barn on the
state of Alfred l. Du Pont today.
T'wenty-four sheep, twenty-five COWS
and sixteen horses and all the farming
Implements and crops We're lost. The
damage will be 81, ,0Ol. Governor Miller
VAS one Of the volunteer firemen. TAX
iHg several firemen TO the place in his
automobile. Two companies fought the
blaze for three hours and saved other
Iuildings.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
MiIitants Burn Historic
Old Church of Whitekirk

EDINBURGH, Scotland, Fec. e6-Suf
fragists today burned the historic parish
rhurch at Whitekirk, near here The
fire was not discovered until il had
sained great headway and the old land
mark, which was built in the sixteenth
-entury. was almost destroyed.
The fire was plainly of incendiary
urigin, and militant literature and pla-
ards scattered about the grounds
sssurred the police that the women had
caused it
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
Pupils to Turn City
Lots Into Little Farms

TOPPEN1SH. Wash. Feb. 2G.-Every
acant lot in Toppenish will be a garden
MS spring and summer. yielding vege-
aLles and 6owers in profusion under
re careful cultivation of students in the
ty schools, according to plans an
'ounced today by Superintendent I. T.
johnson.
The school authorities will have the
round plowed and the boys and girls
viii plant and care for the growing
rrops with experts to advise them.
Prizes are to be awarded.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
Tigers GrOWls Drive
Stowaway From Hold

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-F'rightened by
the growing of tigers and wolves. Otto
NVaulfing, q stowaWay ON the Hamburg
american steamer President Lincoln,
led from the forward hold and save
himself I'D. He will be taken back to
Hamburg. The President Lincoln
Frought a record consignment of wild
animals. There were zebras. bears,
-igers, monkeys, elephants, porcupines,
Ieopards and wolves. They are consign-
81 to q local dealer.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26

What a question to put to q really
serious actress, to Madame Yorska,
pupil of none other than the divine
Sarah herself. to the noted French
actress who is to appear at the Be-
lasco this afternoon under the aus
pices of the French Drama Society!
had not noticed the short brown
hair, stiff and curling when ] made
my rash-my unprofessional-remark;
but 10, l struck the nail on the
head; found the open sesame to a
whole interview!
'I know everything about trying
TO dye ones hair, for 1 tried to dye
mine-ydu see? 1t is all short, just to
my ears. 1t had to be singed off!
Don't try It, and discourage every
one who tries to do it."
stared. Don't blame me: for
You would have stared. too. Correct
English, with a clouding French ac-
cent, came from between frankly
rouged lips, and two all-seeing
brown eyes, darkened at the lashes
with the same frank touch, regarded
me enquiringly.
Madame Yorska is young, much
Younger than her pictures would
have her, and it was hard to believe
that she had a nine-year-old child.
had studied under and worked in the
same company with Sarah Bern
hardt, besides having made a name
for herself in French drama in New
York.
You American women are wonder
full. You know that this is the day
of the young person
She did not seem to realize that
she herself was a living example of
that statement
Hoarse From Coaching Others.
A torrent of Fench-English en-
yeloped ME for a time. ! felt my
self in the presence of person with
more than the ordinary amount or
intelligence. energy, and ability. In
stead of the very sweet voice 1 had
expected, Mime Yorska spoke so
hosrsely that j could scarcely I'M
derstand her.
Have you e cold?" I asked, feel
ing as if / were speaking 20 one
of my own friends.
"Oh. no. this astounding person
answered. TT is q mere hoarsenes-
l coach. manage. and train my
whole company. / am a producer,
and by the time that I finish with a
days performance I can scarcely
sreak aloud. But strange thing
about it all is that wnen I enter
upon tho stage to read my own lines
my voice clears Immediately and
am able to speak just as l wish.
II am so anxious to establish a
chain of performances between here
and Baltimore next season" she con-
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
A Hot Alternative.

NEW YORK, Feb. pa letter a Gay
10 my wife or there was h to pay,
YOUR honor" walled Gregor Skolnik, vio-
finist, who is suing for divorce. He
aid he sent millions Of kisses to I'LL
Up the space.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
O, Yes, She Rouges;; But She'll
Never Dive Her Hair AQai1

wants a statue Of Jean dare here
in Washington. provided it can
raise the money" she said. IT am
willing TO play my part. And it
will be a part, too. The first per-
foImaEce of n play by Mime. Poly
the 11th or 18th OF March, I do
not know which yet. tho proceeds
of which are to go to the erection
OF n statue Of Jean dare. That is
also the name of the play and of
the leading role, which I am to
take.
az love roles of that description
boys roles-such as Nine. Bel
hardt herself played. No plans for
the statue have yet been made, but
The Washington times., 1914-02-26

it is practically a certainty. have
even picked out some one to make
it. DO you know Janet Scudder:'
She inspected me accusingly. like
a school teacher. and I was pleased
that l could answer in the affirma-
tive. for the answer seemed to
mean much to her.
"Ah! There is a real American
woman, who has done much, much
with her art. She has made a
wonderful bust of me, and I hope
that she will be chosen to make
the statue. She has four pieces of
work already in the Metropolitan
Museum, and many more in other
parts of the country"
Romantic History.
Nine. Sorska's history is roman
tic.
Born in this country. her father a
The Washington times., 1914-02-26

Mem Items We Have Placed in the
Anniversary Sale.
NEckwEAR instead Of An offering bit unusual M two features:
gade the orngs of the advanced spring
type;bn andh handsome special at 65c
MEMS PAIRS FOR 90 This abroad and Of tine
full with
Bile so quality, this special occasion
qualities Made
blue and mixtures
white and 2 and
beautiful and great demand
thin blown
and light cuttings The assortment not only
Hghbal Champagne Glasses
PREPARATIONS FOR 59e-A special
should early visit Toilet Goods Section
the
have given u permission to offer
esof
l of Palnoive Shampoo
Jar of amoive
All at the special price of 59c.
The Washington times., 1914-02-26
Nine. Yorska Says She Tried on
Artificial Color Once and
Had to Have Her Locks
Singed Off.

By FLORENCE E. Y0DER.
Green hair, blue hair, fools luck.
do you know anything about the
new green hair that is being affected
by the very elite?''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
DISCUSSION DE PROYECTOS DE
LEY EN- Ell SENADO AMERICANA o

Nueva York, 13.-Ayer empez6 a
discutirse en- ell Senado el proyecto de
ley sobre construction de un ferrocarriI
en- Alaska.
Ell Representante Webb present6 an
proyecto de ley que tiene por objeto re
forzar los preceptos de la ley Sher
man contra los trusts
Ell Representante Mccoy present6 uI
proyectO de ley para prevenir el que
las Juntas de Directories de los BancOs
Trusts sean constituidas por las mis-.
mas personals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
Don Jose del Vale

Don Martin Reyes, apoderado del Sc
nor Del Vale en- esta Capital, nos ha-
manifestado, que ha recibido cartas de
don Hip6lito Echevarrfa y de don Ra-
mon M6ndez en- las cuales lie confirmaban
ell fallecimiento de don Jose del Vale,
acaecido en- Barcelona, ell dfa y de Di-
ciembre, del pasado mes y ano.
Tamben nos mostr6 peri0dicos de
Barcelona, en- los cuales Sc insertaba la
esquela de defunci6n, y Sc senalaba ell
dia A de Diciembre a las once de la ma
mana, para ell sepeho del cadaver.
ReiteramOs nuevamente los distin-
guidos familiares del senior del Vale,
nuestro mas sentido pesame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
SOLDADOS Y PAISANOS MEJI-
CANOS BUSCANDO REFUGIO.

Nueva York, 13-Tres mil trescien-
tos soldados del ej6rcito federal Meji
cano y mil quinientos paisanos, Sc han
refugiado Ell Presidio, Texas. Todos
seran enviados a Maria, donde los SOL
dados seran custodiados pOr fuerzas
del ej6rcito de los Estados Unidos. has
ia que el Departamento de la Guerra,
disponga en- defnitiva, 10 que ha de ha
cerse con ellos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
GRAVE ACUSACION CONTRA
UN MINISTRO FRANCES.

Nueva York, 13.-Gast6n Calmette,
editor del Figaro, de Paris, acusa a
Joseph Caillaux, Ministro de Hacienda
de la Rep1blica Francesa Gle haber
ofrecido 81 100000 un Representative
de los herederos de M. Prieu, quienes
tienen varias reclamaciones pendientes
contra ell Gobierno, q cambio de que
destinasen ell ochenta por ciento de di-
cha suma al fondo de gastos electora
les del Partido Radical Caillaux ME
ga tai acusaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
TX J
BUQUE ENCALLADO.

Nueva York, 14.-El vapor Cobe-
quid, de Ia linea Royal Mail, que des-
de las Antillas Sc dirigia a Halifax, en-
Gallo la entrada de la bahia de Fan
dy, quedando en- una situaci6n bastan-
te peligrosa Los barcos que salieroh
para prestarle auXilios, no han podido
acercarsele a causa del temporal rel
nante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
--1AkDAEA-
TERREMOTOS EN- Ell JAPON.

Nueva York, 14-El ras de mar, los
terremotos y las erupciones volcanicas
en- el sur de Jap6n Sc consideran como
uno de los desastres mas graves que
registra la historic de aquel pals. No
puede precisarse toda la magnitud del
slniestro, por estar interrumpidas to-
das las lineas de communication. Sc ha
ordenado que salgan varios barcos
de guerra para e sitio de los sucesos.
Creese que millares de personas hal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
L A ESF A
Berm1dez Hno.
FORTALEZA 20

Zine acanalado, pinturas, aeesteA,
barnices y aguarras, arneses de uno y
dos caballos, ruedas con llantaa de
gonna y de acero, bafios y medios ba-
6os de zinc, sorbeteras de 4, 6,Sy
10 cuartillos. Callicida EscrivG para
extraer los callos y durezas dc Loo pies,
sin molestias nj dolor alguno. Este
rilizadoras de leche, armas de todas
classes, maquinas de coser, musbles,
cuadros, lamparas, desgranadoras de
maiz, balanzas de mostrador, jaulas
para loroS, relojes y otros artfculos
de ferreterfa y quincaiia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
Enrique Vale

Nuestro buen amigo ha llegado esta
capital procedente de New York, donde
tiene fjada su residencia.
Enrique Vale estara EN- San Juan
unos dfas, durante los cuales les desea-
mos aqui agradabillsima estancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
WILSON REGRESO A
WASHINGTON.

Nueva York, 14-Esta maflana lego
/ Washington, D. c., ell presidente Viii
son, qrlien Sc ha repuesto grandemente
con las vacaciones. Manana celebrara
una conferencia con los miembros de-
m0cratas del Comite de 10 Judicial, So
bre Ia proyectada legislacion contra los
trusts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
Los sei1ores de Nido

Nuestro muy estimado amigo don To
mas r. Nido Y su distinguida esposa sa-
Heron aver en- automovil para su esplen-
dida residencia de Arroyo, despues de
pasar unos dfas en- esta Capital donde
tanto Sc les estima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
CABLEGRAMAS
TEMBLORES DE TERRA
EN- Ell JAPON

Nueva York. 13.-Ayer Sc sintieron
varios temblores de terra Ell la isla de
Kuiskiu, del archipelago japones. Glen
personas han perecido en- Moji. Dos
poblaciones en- la isla de Sakura, que
daron enterradas entire las cenizas du-
rante una erupci6n volcanica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14

perecido en- las inmediaciones de Ka-
goshia, la cual casi cubierta por las pie
dras y cenizas procedentes del volcan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
LOS INTERESTS DE LA DEUDA
PUBLICA MEJICANA

Nueva York, 14-El Gobierno Mejl-
cano, seg1n acuerdo tornado anoche
por ell Gabinete, no efectuara ell pago
de los intereses semestrales, vencederos
este mes, devengados por las obligacio-
mes de la Deuda P1blica interior y ex-
terror.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14


Vapor americana Carolyn. Esta anun
ciada su salida de New York para esta,
ell dia II del corriente.
Cong. A. H. Bull Steamship Co.
Vapor de la Compania Trasatlantlca
Espanola estara en- puerto ell % del CO.
rriente procedente de Barcelona y es-
calais
Consignatarios, S. Ezqulaga.
Vapor cubano Julia. Estara aqul Ell
80 del presente procedente Gle Habana
y escalas.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
Vapor americana Brazos. Ell II co.
rriente saldra de New York para esta.
Consig The N. Y. p R. S. Co.
Vapor americana Maracaibo. Saldra
de New York para Mayagiez el q del
corriente.
Consignatarios, Villar y Go.
Vapor americana Borinquen. Ell Il
corriente saldra de New York para 6s-
ia.
Consignatarios, lnsular Line
Vapor americana Caracas Saldra el
II corriente para New York.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14

KmQuAdroline por medic do an sspecincs
"a acci6n antipasm6dica alivia xapidas
mente nos dolores de las mujeres. No con-
tiene iugradientes nocivos y es recetado
nor miles dc doctores. Botellas grandes ,
pequehas. De venta en- todas Lac dSo.
guerias boticas.
Davis 3 Lawrence Co., Nueva YotA:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14

Vapor americana San Juan Salio Ell
10 actual de New York para esta.
Consignatarios, The n. Y P. R. S. Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14

Vapor espanol Balmes. Precedent,
de Barcelona y escalas del Mediterr5
neo llegara esta al rededor del l8 de
presente para seguir viaje con destinc
4 Cuba.
Consignatarios Sobs 1zquierdo y c.
Vapor americana Bayamon. Salio dt
New York para esta el IL actual.
Coo; atarios, Insula" Ts"A
Vapor espanol Montserrat Sc aguar
da el q actual procedente del Centre
America, para seguir viaje con desti
DO 4 Fspa1a.
Consignatarios, s. Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14
BUQUES ANUNCLADOS

Vapor frances Quebec, precedent
de Corui1a estara aqul de un d1a otro
Consignatarios, j. I. Silva y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-14

Vapor aleman Victoria Louise. Ell 2
del que cursa recalara procedente O.
New York y Habana con pasaje de tn
ristas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
Nelgolamos 9ctpomiu9
for SDiflauo

! en- 9lrtifel ON Sturfeiorhol0ct
~tiliies / Den arig, iom M iort3, fri.
per en- ouieet cugeIif Nutoritct. no.
miraI u. I N'ubou, 81. a.: On
nleget aluorlig 6are, uaar bet giUl.
Der britiif GIofaoc al Sem tuitc Stuii
cr Zen NelgoIan0 49, - euJelife Niit
uoenior Den tnite Suit, meQcm Nluus
otugernc al Glbeu % @e'ec Stor.
britoulcu bopoc Zen / In @eIo0cI'e
ira Ropo.eou2 Sage lt1e III Aarct
1890, Dc oen bier %ouerora8ct oen tu-
lie Hegieriug al SorO Salisbury.
Get iortUue3 on 2oro S~aIisburu,
iom par en- meget pia Dlan0, al BAN
oa oet blep uruut. al miIItFrc Sen.
Inn gioroe oct guiteliGt N Gn1ldno
bebolot Zen. Tor Spsg ioa0e. at Col.
batter ogteoe at beiRite Waanen Tor.
oi sc irugtcoe e. Nnialo al WarS.
Seq er bouge Tor. nt / Sebet Al nog-
lie llger oil euqeIire NarireoiHcerer
suite. al Senuc Maane life bar Bile.
ue. afitaaet til Sen tpitt Mars"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
Erabct / Grunb uraanoe.

benbaon meooelea ben 12te Septem.
Der: Gen 2%1-darige ADVERTISEMENT
6rcoerif aai Carlo NieIien bleu ioag
al ariminaIretten for Irabet pao
Sfoma9er NIelien, &ronborggaoe ..
ben 4oe ApriI ioar iosint Is aarp
Sitgtlus. Zen Igmte bapoe uuret
9ooe &enner mco Ell ung Eige, Mo-
RE 1oblqnllt iom ienere life uiI0e
bape noJet me0 bam at gisre % for.
looeOe Jig neo en- auoen, San iegte
Dog peo ole Seiligbeoer at fon1llle
til benoe, men bleu nipilt, buaO ben.
oe6 Wtooer % Neoiteiaoer, Sfoma-
ger Niellcu, itstteoc bcnbc /. Otter
fIcre @onae at bare trllct meo at
orpbe benoe, Woberen pQ @eoitcio.
oeren, inbionbt Nielien zig ben 4oc
NprIl, eitcr at bape oruffet iio Moh
til / NrGnoepinL / Weoiteiooerens
Sorretnllg, % eiter ferIt iorQiuucS
at bnue ipurgt eiter Worie, ifieo bon
mcO Ell Henolper ire Sfuo paa ocrl
ganlle Sfomager Nielicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

lagt pna @runo al ariIen. Zen on.
Sen 5fripcIic or frn @rouaicIitnpet
REQ Gireftcr Gaer % Ipoer iao: "Taa
Overwhelming tillaoer Vi o> al meos
beIe. at pore Sngenierer mnbcr &c.
oeIic al Sn1enirr Sterc bor orenet
Observation-Disclosures Tor cgcn Neg.
nina / belle CONNER. IutaleIiQ uiI
oerior StntcnS Snaenlcrcr / Snmor.
bcioe mco pore iprbolb2pi2 burtiat "a
oQercoe ihoit fnnnc ioa iitouobraat
VIau Tor @pgning Al Stombancn o.
uSiere neialtiac Stltnlugsorbciaer
nor piaie StrUfningcr. inoIcoc2 at
NnlpaSurbcioct iflloe tmnue paabcs
annbeS / oiSic ggnc TENT ihait cacr
iii &intcrcu." Gen trc0ic Sfripelic
cr ira opcrnUurte StortilaamUno,
'om huber NcnpiSninN til WrouNieI
ifabcta llotolclic paaltn hUp0cr Ne0.
pcnoiNheocr al inor al bclnnoc Nm.
l~roaorbei0ct paa NorOIduoaboucu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
SproifiGlp / WOrgc. : Nol

SSnroIfiplp life iiclbne men DC ilcitc
al Dem cr bcl0igui9 life mitcrfc, "ifriucr
E~ro'esior Scllano | Den nctop pno-
%begptotc @cifriuelie al SnrIsbcr9 o.
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til 1912 | builfc Ser bar pUrct isrt
Notwithstanding / @or9e. bar Ser
efter Or. 6. I. a~oloerilp pTret ioIt-
toNet 49i Sor0itiGIp, ureQclmUaiig
foroelt poa sc iorificaige Nar. Serb
'flUloene er bpppiglt paa &citIonoct,
bernUit / Npr0lonb % / ariitianio-
.fIorbcns Sme9n. elsie Ggrc er
2ouOcta ire Soroifjrluitreg. Get or
iiUr otter bet iiorc Snroifirlp 23oe
Sfto6cr 1904 at miobelS itcrfc Spro-
lfirlp bar prrct iorboloSpia bpppiqc
her poa oiSic aanter. Ger CT / Sri
itianiafior0cuS Smegn iagttaBct 7
nliobcI2 iierfc Soroifirlp, ocroi ) e.
fer 1904. Ger er iaQttanct 81 Soro-
ifirlp mcb rirgcre llo6rcbclie, % al
lofolc SoroifjUlp bor Ser / famine
Ggn pUrct iogttogct II.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
1por mango &uglcr tr1Ter.

8rep Worit3 al Snhien. iom hsoc
/ 1850, rcgneoe 10, at til at orp6e
en- Sienoe / SIoqet meo9if Der 1875
Tuno glp. Ienne @eregning, ionl
10 er mere emo bolpanOet 4~arhunore-
Be enmmel. itemmcr fife iao pGrit
meb Griaringer ira 9tlliioens arige.
: Slaqet beb Solierino / 1859. ct
al De blooigite Slug 0iitrien fien-
Ser, ifiso Giterriqerne 700 algler
for bper iaaret %iienotIig Soloot OF
1900 for bper inlben - Otter bette
regnebe ben iranife 0ioenifabsmano
Gasienoi no. at hoer ialoen Sienbe
bapbe foitet 225 Iuuo 9lp. Otter.
rigernes Cab par 6enaang 1900
90 observation-disclosures 1920 9eoe %
Saareoe. : Oen iranif.tpife arig
1901 fom Der ca. 1900 Sfuo
paa bper Soloer. 8. 3. 7. omtrent 20
Huno glp. 1piferre itiso bort 30
Wiaioner 8eoprpatroner, beslioer
100000 Sfue ira 6eltartiaeri %
$4,000 ira 6pimingsnrtiaeri. %
oft bette reiultereoe / $4,000 ioIonq
TranTmPnh. meoens Der poa tpif
Sioe ialSt bare 49400 Soloater al
DC 100000. iom pirfells fom / aamp
meo Dienoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06
0icnopberi / SpibGlsmu.

oeberiet ariber iterft on liz / Nsi-
balSnp - ifripeS Der til "Nrem-
lfribt". Spnbng Gte September oeb-
teS Ser iGicn 6 pornc auinoer. Tao
en- e SitcuanO par opitiact Ell 9ep-
iol Tor Nf- % ToofIUoning al
Observation-Disclosures Ge, iom ifuloc
oebcS, blep ifsrt Ell gonife tpno 2rr,
rcosfiolc pg ipaoiercoc meo Tsbercn
(Ssrenicn) Ell 40 8nnQcn no / %an-
oct inotil Oct ito0 bem mtocr @rpitet,
oerpna fnpffeoe ban Dem bueopcr
nlcO ct raift Gag, iaa Be gif felt I'M
Der. Gn Itor WGngbc llngoom al
bcggc aisa bar Silifltere ol brnit /
Ell uUloiN Batter. &Urit off set eli
lng Sclltc, iom if Ell iterf NGic6l6b,
ming, "a Bum fon1 op al Nonoct. @oa-
DC / 6eioal5mo og / 2anrool or Scr
Norplorc, iom life Dor niaet oebc
tine Wern. Ie giper bcm ct Nnnll
poo inmne Moabe inm sc qisr meN
fine <sopr. elsie forpilbebc Weu-
nclfer err til Torargelie / belle Nte-
nigbcoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-06

en- SIosuaaSe life Dor inotruiiet isr.
SIottets Spr. os 2uitfanaIer par
nemlig ina primitive. en- @Iouoing
al 5rp. ug Wlirturoler, at en- aata.
itroie matte inotrpife. 5 set me
GbriiiiansborG iinoes inlen Tprite.
Der. 9armefiIben Iigger uoenior
SIottet: Gertrolitutiouen bag Igihu.
let. % Iaruten IeoeS berira iro / ben
UNDER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" Iiggenoe
"SnaeuisrfipIoer" SeIpe Gpunrm.
ringen Tier ratiirIigpiS ueo SinoblGs.
ming al porm 2iit. 6icmem itore
9uitbrsuoe inoiuge8 iriif Suit, iom
iiltreres. % peo i'm 2etbeo tiger til
Ncirs 90 iii SIottct5 iarntIiJe Stunt.
Gen oanrlige Suit iu8e5 automatic
ilN o. IeoeS bort 9icnncm be Slitfa.
Mailer, Tom finocS / Sforitencne