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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-27
GERMANY MAY ASK
 NEW EXEQUATURS 0F. U. s. MINISTER'S WHO
 ARE NOW IN BELGIUM
Course of Action Will Not Be Determined Until Au- thorities Are Notified Of ficially-POint at Issue Is Considered Delicate

Washington. December 2s. = The United States government had received no notification late tonight from Ger many that American consuls originally accredited to Belgium would be re- quired to obtain new exequsfurs or certificates of authority. until such a notice Is communicated high officials said this government would determine the course of action. Officials regard the points involved as of delicate character
 In reply to a question recently as to the status of Brand Whitlock. President Wilson replied that whitlock would re- main American minister to Belgium. even though he left the country indefi- nitely He now is in Brussels dealing unofficially with the German military authorities. but is accredited to the Bel gian government, whose seat is at Havre, France.
 The status of consular officers who more complex problem There has been no general understanding this phase of the subject that the precise mean ing of the term "occupa ton" was es- tablished in definition adopted by The Hague conference of 1899. By that den- milton territory Is regarded as occupied when it finds Itself placed in fact un- der the authority of the hostile army the occupation only extends to those territories where this authority is es- tablished and in position to be ex- ercsed."
 Further Complicated
 Should Germany formally annex Bell gium and establish a civil authority the situation would be further complicated as annexations during time of war have of final peace conferences terminating a conflict usually have been awaited by neutral governments.
 Officials here are governed by de- sire to take no step that would offend the Belgian people. If the German mill itary authorities, however, require that additional exequaturs be obtained for American consuls the Washington gov ernment, it was suggested probably would not interpose objections. Such certificates would be regarded as in a class with military passes, safe conduct and other papers issued by belligerenr governments for the convenience of neutral subjects. As consuls are essen tially commercial representatives the question of political recognition, 1t is thought in many quarters here, may not be raised.
 In Mexico, where the United States (Continucd on Page TwO)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-27
Threatened to Use Guns

London. Dece moer 27-f12:47 a. m.) Reuter- dispatch from Athens says 1t was the United States cruiser North Carolina which threatened to use it's guns at Tripoli. Syria. The North s:aro- Ina, conveying the American steamer Virginia, had proceeded to Tripoli and
 (ContInued on Page Twol
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-27
Rumored United States Troops Used to Quell
 Island Disorders
QUEZON DOES NOT
 CREDIT REPORTS
Filipinos Have No Grieveance Against This Country, Declares Resident Member of Congress-Dis-
 turbance Believed Local

Washington, December 2G.--Officisl Manila. reported in press dispatches. stiiI was lacking st the war department tonight. IS hours after . message sx inquiry had bcen sent The report in- dicntcd that the uprising had been promptly suppressed and was of such . minor character that officials of the insuIar burenu did not view the mat ter as justifying another message ask ing for particulars. It Is assumed thc delay Is due to the absence from Ma- niIa of Governor General Harrison. outlying islands.
 The general stan has had no report of any uprising. Army officers who have served in the islands expressed entire cou- fidence in the loyalty of the Philippine Scouts, which they said had been dom- onstrated in the past when both the Scouts and the eonstabulary rejected ov- erturos of ambitious native leaders. The civil administration is said to have a
  officials hero believe there is little possi- bility that the government could be taken by surprise.
 Manuel Quezon, resident commissioner in Congress from the Philippines. de- clared today he could not credit reports of any serious disturbance
 Rely Upon People "If the United States took its troops out of the Philippines today," he said. "the Filipino people could be relied upon to defend American sovereignty there. There is no ground for revolt or any spe- ciflc grievance against the United States. Tho FiIipinos are convinced that the peo- pie of the United States are dealing with them in spirit of fairness and justice. There may have been local dlsturnancc which some people thought ~aH on nnsfs. ing. but there ls no reyoir have re- ceived 8 number of Christmas greetings by cable from Manila. Had there been any revolt l would have heard of 1t and I did not. Previous reports that 1t was necessary to disarm Philippine Scouts on Corregidor already have been denied by the insular government.
 These reports of revolts will continue as long as there is no definite declaration of the United States as to independence for tho Philippines
 Mir. Curzon cabled the speaker of the Philippine assembly that reports of up- risings in Manila were being puR.shed in tho United States. He had received no reply tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-27

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
A Warning
To Many
Some Interesting Facts About Kidney
Troubles

Some interesting Facts About Kidney
Troubles
Few people realize to what extern
their health depends upon the condi
ton of the kidneys,
The physician in nearly all cases Of
serious Illness, makes chemical
analysis OF the patients urine. He
knows that unless the kidneys are do
ing their work properly, the other or
gans cannot readily be brought back
20 health and strength.
When the kidneys are neglected OF
abused in any way. serious results
are sure to follow. According to
health statistics. Bright's disease
which is really an advanced form of
kidney trouble. caused nearly ten
thousand deaths in 1913, in the state
OF New York alone. Therefore. II be-
hooves us to pay more attention to
the health of these most important
organs.
An ideal herbal compound that has
had remarkable success as kidney
remedy is Or. Kilmer's Swamp Root.
the great Kidney, Live and Bladder
Remedy.
The mild and healing influence of
This preparation. in most cases. Is
soon realized, according to sworn
statements and verified testimony OF
these who have used the remedy.
II YOU feel that your kidneys require
attention, and wish a sample bottle
write TO Or. Kilmer & Co. Bingham
ton. y. Y. Mention this papC', e..
close ten cents and they will gladly
forward IL to you by Parcel Post.
Swamp-Root is sold by every drug.
gist in bottles OF two sizes-5Oc. and
sl.00.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON = VERMONT
Friday, November 27, 1914.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mrs. George Schwab of River
street is i'll.
Mrs. Jennie l.. zwingli of Grove
street is i'll.
Miss Louise Burns is visiting at her
home in Hoosick Falls.
Miss Kathryn Jenney has returned
from visit in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Spear spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Al
bany
Edward Drushee OF North Adams
spent Thursday with Richard Nc
Kale.
Joseph Welsh is home from Yer.
mont university for the Thanksgiving
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. CASTOR of Pitts
field are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
II. NJ. Richie.
Mrs. Maude Gregg of Schenectady
spent Thursday with her mother,
Mrs. William G. Frost.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDermott of
Arlington spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. b. Burnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Houghton
of Albany spent Thanksgiving with
his father, Fred L. Houghton.
Miss Catherine Carmody, student
at st. Mary's convent in Burlington is
spending vacation at her home
here.
The new furniture for the new post.
office building is being placed and
cleaned in preparation for the open.
ing of the building December l.
John Lasher. who was taken Ill while
in Troy. has returned to his home
here. His condition is somewhat i'm.
proved.
Boys and Girls Saturday at 1000
a. m. we are going to take trip
through Yellowstone Park Be at the
Library promptly at 10 so as TO be
with our interesting guide all through
the wonderful park Tomorrow
morning, Don't forget! At the chill
dren's room in the library.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
Peru ,h. Source Of Cocaine.

There Is a shrIb Ia high Peru which
does not bring the blessing OF the po-
tato-I mean the cocoa tree. whence
comes cocaine. The leaf is chewed by
young and old. Some doctors say II Is
very bad FOR the people OF Peru. The
infantile death rate is high. and they
say few old persons are to be found
other doctors aver that the cocoa leaf
is very good FOR the peasants. I am
inclined 20 take view between the
two opinions. ] met n man in CuzcO
who was running grocery store. aud
Professor GiesseCkc told me they had
very good proofs in that town that he
was hundred aud City years old. He
sold me chocolate and also cocoa
leaves chewed the leaves 20 try 20
cure an ulcer In my stomach. and they
helped me more than all the medicines
Of civilization that had tried--Petst
NscoSssa n National Nsgszins.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27

A pretty young girl is a very
talented violinist. and wins a
scholarship in school OF music.
In the village is banker and dea-
con Of church of whom every
body is afraid. He oonyinces the
father of the girl that music is
leading her astray, and declares
that the only way TO save her is
10 make her his wife.
The father falls dead AT the we'd
ding. a year later a child is
born. The young wife leads a life
Of sorrow and abuse. The hus-
band takes he. violin away from
her aud refuses her girl friends
permission to come and see her.
When she rebels. he drives her
out of the house.
She goes To the city and makes
n great name for herself as
musician. Her husband. chag lined
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
Like Draws Like.

The superintendent Of Il lunatic asy'
lum was strolllng round the grounds q
few weeks after his appointment
when one OF the inmates came up IL
him and. touching his hat exclaimed
We all like you better than the last
one. sir
Thank YOU" said the new official
pleasantly. And may | ask whyf"
We'll sir" replied the lunatic. ''you
see. you are more like one OF u.s.
Kansas City Star
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
Extra Values in Christmas
Handkerchief

Special lots secured at less
than value cannot be dupli-
Gated when sold out. Buy
your supply now.
100 dozen regular l5c sorts,
good quality: very pretily
embroidered at l0c or $l.0O
a dozen.
6 fine handkerchiefs nicely
boxed 45c a box
6 finer hankerchiefs Csc bx.
Novel Japanese basket con-
tanning 6 regular l8c hand
kerchiefs for Csc each.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
Supply Your Christmas
CLIQUE Needs Nolu

Our present prices are
based on before-the-war pur.
chases. II bought today
would have to charge about
one third more. Stocks today
are very complete.
Centemeri "Florine" French
Kid Gloves $3.50
Capitol" Kid Gloves $l.OO
Is Button Kid Gloves 81 SO
and $3.50 Cape, Mocha,
Castor and the heavier gloves
in wide assortments and all
alike, at old prices while they
last.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
Wanted Merchandise a
Easy Prices

l6 OF. rolls cotton batting
II LIE
Soft, comfortable challies
SC yd
Good outing hanncls SC yd
45x36 inch pillow covers l0c
Heavy Is inch towellng
l0c yd
Duckling fleece flannel
IL lie
Eden hannels l0c y d
Finest unbleached cotton
7 l-2c yd
Good unbleached cotton
Sc yd
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
ST. ALeANs THE PORT
Two Customs Districts in Vermont
To Be Combined

Washingtn. d. c.. Nov. 24.-The
two customs collection districts in
Vermont are TO be consolidated. st
was announced today. with headouart-
ers at 81. Adams. The change will
10 into effect on Jan. 1. w. G. Com
ings. who is the collector Of customs
at Burlington. will be the new collect
or Of the port Of st. Adams.
The two districts which are 20 be
united are the district Of Memphrema
gol. with headquarters AZ Newport.
and the district Of Burlington. with
headquarters In that city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
Can You Match Herr

ct was Charlie SPHINX whom Mabel
said she'd marry II he went 20 war,
wasn't it,
Yes
ibid he acreeT'
''Oh. yes. lie said he'd prove he was
a hero at any cost
Was Mabel surprisedy'
VERY much 81. She was sorry too"
what did she doy'
~She wrote charlie a nice note say
ing that she didn't want him to go to
war. and she regretted she had asked
him o. make such sacrifice. because.
anyway. she had Just made up her
mind 10 marry Tommy Green
land Plain Dealer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
A PROFESSIONAL.

1.-THE modern girl. according TO a dali
paper Is not To- be won by love making
She prefers a cheerful aud amusing com
)anion
Dear OF old ! swore devotion
In the manner knights employed,
Wrote epistles with emotion.
Which | trust have been destroyed.
Now at last. a practiced lover.
Roasting conquests not few.
! am told to put a cover
On my sentiments FOR YOU.
Cupid's chat is out Of fashion.
Sloppy words are never said.
Voices once a-throb with passion
Shake with mernment instead.
Poets qualified to tackle
Lyric meters when inspired
Stoop to make the ladies cackle--
Nothing further is required.
Doubtless one whose occupation
Has IA dull and solemn trend
Might enjoy as relaxation
Testing with female friend.
But corrupted by the money
That my written humors bring.
How on earth can ! be funny
For the pleasure NJ the thing?
Punch
Esnepsiva Acouaintanoa
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27

Nifey--l suppose we must send Miss
Splicer wedding present.
Hubby warned you not Ia get too
intimate with that girl. knew she
WAS Of the kind to get married soon
Exchange.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
Synopsis:

at her success, tries to worry her.
He send her a box Of white crepe.
intimating that their baby is deau
Being unable to stand the strain.
she hurries home. He refuses hef
any information but takes her to
the cemetery where there is a
freshly made grave and makes her
believe her child is buried the,e
Friends intercede in her behalf.
and she finds her child is alive
and we'll
The banker and deacon Is a
hypocrite. The climax of the pic
ture is his denunciation in church
by his wife. She is aided and her
charges are proved by his house
keeper. who until the last minute
had been staunch supporter
The picture ends with him faint
ing on the pulpit steps before the
congregation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
Corduroy Skirts ar $2.95

Attractive plain tailored
model in Russian green or
Havana brown. Ma d e to
sell at $500 each.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
Extra Good Dollar Dresses

Made from standard good
grade Of dress ginghams, styles
are most desirable. All siz-
eS up TO A.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
DIR YSDALE'S
At SIPS Each

Full Size-72x61 inches
Silkolene covered comforta-
bles both sides alike--soft
clean Gotten Filings. Light
and medium eolors. Usual
price SLIGO.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
Won1en's Reliable Ney
Roincoats at $685.

Oxford, grey, olive, and
tan. Set in or Raglan sleeves.
All the style marks and serv-
ice of the usual $40 coats.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27
Carroll 5. Page, HYDE Park, VT.

Pages Perfected Poultry Food may be OBJ
tanned Of the followings-
+. T. & H. X. lde. So. Newbury. Vt.
n w Meye-s a Son. Bennington. VI.
Chas. Meyers. Pownal Center. Vt
o. o. Ware. Wilmington. Vt.
y. Hawkins. So SALISBURY. VI.
n. r. Lawrence. r. Arlington, Vt.
S. b. Taylor. Manchester Depot, Vt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27

u this food is not sold in your place. we
will send you freight prepaid Us pound
sack 'or $500. or 90 pound sack for
500. IN in want Of Beef Scraps. Poultry
BONE. O,sfcr Shrlls cic ,.rrst. ,,s To- r,r;r..
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-27

Choice New Things saG s M s s S % e sS
n and Silks Hair Ornaments
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-13
&ra @nrpp, SlI:a.. Ganabn.

Samtibig meb. at icg icnper aontius
0cntell FOR SlG0et ior 1914, oil ie9 be-
DC on Yluns FOR uo0le HinIer / Sc
corahz Soften. inu self tnn ie. ar ii
lever ogiaa hcroppc / Sarbo. siberia.
&urbrs Settlemcutet or beIiq9enbe A
0if cit al gomoutpu. iom Dor urrmeltc
@p mango Plan, men Sioerne bar ion
auoret iig. lea M er her ingcn, I0m
bar mere enc / Il ) Qil iii @p euer
Citation. 81 ri bar ,%,ernbaner pGu ire
Cher al S%eulencntet. Sc ferlte Setts
lerc tum iub ber &nareu 1894, iGd
Scitltmeuict er CT al &c GIoite norIte
9~tnbpQaer / Canada. %or nPrrneIte 9n
MI CT Sofelo. iom CT %belia9etne 1 gRil
noro lerfrd Il @rnnb Nurts 8oe
ueolinie melem &imnipcq % @omone
ten. Set CT Ell nofiaa bra Np, iom
uorer hurtiat. 6uab @cir % @iuO uus
0aar. iaa bar ri &eir % ION Hcgel
ooot @cir pgiaa; ia benne &inter bar
oper0aaet iig 'cIp. enoog for siberia at
uorc. SGnt, bar @art % iuaen Aulpe
iii 1Soe Samar. Giter Den GiO bar
Der rlitet % meet IiOt, ioo ri bar ON
t%rentlig 3 CONNER Enc M meo en-
felte uofiaa tolbe Sage.
6uan S%uliu0erue angaur, ion bar Dc
prret 0iemicminitlig gone 0isie Ndr, hi
bar uQret her. men &rjicu paa aorn
er notian lar, men iitcOer CT &riiernc
pdn GrcanIrcr, @riie. Smer on sSa
iud heie, al pcp at iorbruae Nornet pda
S1rmeu fan man opuoa gore frler
d%lliaepei. ydnbet Der CT bco't Nlttet
Tor bIauOcr SarmiHG 90 sol! aaor mcrc
Oh mere oucr Ill nei. Ser or noQet
Gam Tor SniQ euonu 9eiIeoelen pilbl
gam. IA cutclte tlebie mere Eauo. enc
DC ielu bar Srug ior. ben Sih Serns
bauelanoe, onr al iaa ior 50 N. We're.
Scr tan uel oaiaa pGrc nogen opOprteg
S1rnt al iaa tlebt iii rlmellgc |riier.
men life mango. Sa. leg mau Del 'lnIte
mir Striueri. IA. ieg 6ao ON %lahs /
SlaoeI Tor bare no9Ie Sinier, og III er
Oct alereoc lauiie mango.
.. =. 0mlgeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-13
Ara Rcsia, z. Taf.

Seq Ell nof life naaeu gdmnleI Gbous
nent a "9ecorahs& Softer, bare iioen
Niopember 1918; men ics har fnnbet
oet iaa forneieli9t al haze Ben; laa pil
ieg beoe ont %lao3 Tor no9lc Sinler, "a
ieN ier, Oct or idn mango, lom lfrlper l
oen. Sea CT ogioa Ell al Sc %itattcI9
Ecberipenbe. &eiret Der har prret ilnt
hiptil, men nj er bet bin %luter, lau
Der iorilnar. Set Bar uTrer 81 mNer
Nhll / ire Sage, % @inoen 60 Nil
! Simen, og ga er Bet life aobt for Ell
itnftel3 &cberioenb. Naar ut er noe %
tommer iuo ioa er oct I~tltuer IN / On
neu o1 Suiet er toIOt. SerimoO bar
Sc set bcore sc, iom bar aonc, ior bet
pilbe pare Ell bnarli9 aone. ON bun life
tunoe Ir09e liot / Spneu, ndor bun
babe %eo iube.
Sea Ter / "Secora1z @olten" FOR 16Nc
Sanuar al Ser CT Ina mango Sebers
mser / @i9couiiu "og SET er life at rnz
pres pua iielqe zen Sgqteitnb@lop nc
bar Ser.
On az mine giaboer reiltc herird Tor
en- Sio Iiben. 6an er oaInn %ebcrs
ipenb. men citeriom ico life har bort
nooet ira ham cler uen, huor BON reilte
lcu, ina anta9er ieg tan'tc bnn CT rellt
iii Sc Tere, Mi3.
On penlia 0ilien iii ale "Eo'tcn"@
2rierc % %criondIe.
On Spelino3out.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-13
Ara &C Gcrc, EiS.

ri bar haut CONNER / belle &iutcr
iuNtiI iiNite ll9e. 0u Scrmomctret elf
ueo Ill Ell 90 iupc unNcr Ahll. Sct
beNitc Sio9iororiu vi bar ben. mems Sc
toloe &inoe moer. CT ar Irie "Sccornh
Yolren". ri tlmNe life prrt Oeu iore
roeu.
Hrite %unr piI apinociorcnin0eu ha
Saia pnn ale Slaaa Sortlroer oi.u..
lom sc bar oct rapelt nleo at in / &ins
ier. ppi5 Ser er nogen Yebcripeuo noe
pGa &eiteno more Yrrrie. iom lite bar
Snmaltine, % iom bebeper uoale Sore
tlGoer, iad CT &c ueItommen n tomme
herneo % tiebc uo9Ie al Dem. "a Tan
rad any style you want from an over
all to a dining room apron.
%l Tiger 9. z. mango Sut Tor Sp-
InsninaeH, ban ieu0te iii |Si5couim "olo
mdinS". Seq more5 pan, ON ban er
"%rciioent OF &uhelora Club. Get
fan brnOe han CT Ell %e6eripcuo ielp;
tbi ban fienOer 10 Oere5 Sutic.
q. IS. ". Tiger: Set piloc urrc Ell
aoO Slabs for @i5coniin "oIo @niN5"
/ SIepben, Minn.. "a Der cnom er
ganite mango %ebcriuenbe iom viii ifte
pilpe haze no9ct into0 al iad iig Ell
al blaie OLD ginib5" iom pilOc iagc
hans @IaOS pcb aoAcitopen idd set en-
gang tunOe bIipe I'M pna hans EnuOez
ta9eiteAeri iom nlOriq inue5 al tagc no
gen @ubc."
Sea CT bnn0c Tor at Set pilOe bIiue
ltorre %auNeta9eite9eri iiteoetior Gnbe
paa bct. Gacr tror ou &c fan Ieue
uoeu al lpiic?
On Nnrn,rrnine
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-13
E6r >it 8arn at
b<pare $uncbe>en
Hsselm9siig 6nnftion al Wapeu ira
ben ipGbe Sarmopm al ilfrer
apO 6elbreO / ienere Aar.

@i fan life olle be9pnee Sipet meo ben
Soroel, lom @snse bpoer, men bpert sarn CT
bsrettieet iii / arp at erboloe 900 oeIbreo,
@iennsm ubsIoi9 llpioeubso % Stieoeslss
beb / ct Sppebayus GrnGrins fan bets lille
Wiape tomme i llldps. lllempen lpreoer no
iii Snbpoloens, oe isr Mooersn latter bet, er
be to p~i0tiere Sr9ousr, paG bpilte Sarnets
@~elbeiinocnoe o9 Sunbbeo beror, Aariaeen
iii messr SioeIie. Npis Silitauosu tilaoes
at p%ebbliue, nil olporljee Spaoplnms oitt
islse.
Der sr bog iusen GrunO iOr 9GnstsIis. Os
ben fornuftise Sing at 9iere - men ben
bnroe eisrs ltrar - sr al eips Barnet Ell
lioen Soils al et milbt % itprtsnoe ansrinss=
mibb.l. Otter mango SoIts Wenins, os
bIanbt benz iaa peltienots |eriouer ion,
6oraIbrsre iii Serbia gee ssooborh. 3 aar
sammel, al Moultris. "a, sr bet rette
MtiboeI II, 0albpsl's Sprlp gepiiu. Mrs.
Z. y. 9@Ooearo niger, al lille Bertha par
plaeet al SDyitoppells ! oper ct sor, % eiisr
at hape ioriset Here ioritieuiee Slass Nioler
ianot bun bsnSes eiuoriue i Surnp @epiiu.
Set er et uiilot. pslimaseuos aHsriuasmibbsl
iom ale litsr, beUIrtsr life Nnib eIler Syenrps
OF inoeholosr bet men lortrirliae al ole
,Sproeieliesminisr, SepNu.
Ir. @alpIpsl's Sprnp geplu or iaglie
anlaat Tor SpQobsrn, Sern, Sptuoer, saHIle
Solt % ale andre, Tor bpsm poleiorrrs
NinIer, ialts Sauee, Filler o. !. .. CT iiaoeli9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-13
2utbern Bpmis

2uiberif @ogmisiiou / Bergen pi.
iaar ueqioe 10 Subilrnmsbeaer. en- ion
S%tolebarn o. Ell for lIngNommeH. beage
@sgcr er %ioriutiet al FaiIor Gle Sper'
len. OF goN.ienot al Sergen9 Siiiop.
9elcrle pil iuocboloc ,riiteIil %eileDs
nina. Aaao og CgmmiriHa ior llnge
Siolcy. Soreuiugsr on andre. Oei
maal!c sniic al erhoIoc hisie Ssger ri
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