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Morris tribune., 1914-02-06

alien religion and race. Her health
broke But through it al she was
cheerful.
II know ! haven't much to be cheer
ful about" she said, 'but the woman
who. is living in a corner Of my base
ment until her husband can 0nd work
is worse on even than ! am.
She found surcease Of her own sor-
rows in helping neighbor who was
still poorer than herself.
So in the little" things. In the big
ones
There was great disaster in Amer
lea. Thousands OF persons were drown
ed when the sea arose and flooded
southern city. But the city arose
from the waters and rebuilt itself.
Hearing of its courage, the German
emperor said:
"The energy and ingenuity Of the
children of the new world are always
equal to the vastness Of their mis-.
fortunes"
Fine tribute from great man!
Let us deserve 1t, individually and
collectively as nation.
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06
Al 3 ERTA


The Monarch Hardware company are
certainly building up nice business
and they are a fine lot of people to
deal with.
Strangers who travel this way re-
mark what fine hardware store we
have in Alberta.
Alberta has the electric lights.
They are going after the sewer system
and it is not impossible that they
will not yet have street car line to
connect with Lowry's and others.
L. M. Larson, P. H. Foley and L.
P. Norby were Morris callers Tues.
day.
The Alberta Commercial club are
making preparations for this banquet
which will take place in the auditor.
ium of the school house. Feb. 18th.
Commercial club members only will
be invited.
At the second annual meeting of
the Alberta Commercial Club last
Thursday evening L. P. Norby was
chosen president, T. A. Maanum vice.
president, John Geib secretary, and
George Mcmillan treasurer. They re-
solved to hold banquet Feb. 18th
and put in sewer system the coming
summer and have the side track of
the railway extended, etc.
George Fongeron was a county seat
caller Tuesday.
Joseph Satzer drove from home to
Alberta with a team and double seat.
ed buggy Tuesday moving just before
the arrival of the passenger train.
He drove his team up and hitched
them on the north side of the post
Office, went in and mailed some pack
ages and then went to the depot to ex-
press a package. While at the depot
the team broke loose and ran west
past the depot. At the section house
they came in contact with p clothes
line and tore the top off the buggy.
They continued west and got onto the
railroad track and headed right square
for the approaching train. The trair
stopped and the team went as close as
/ they could and stopped also. In
jumping over culvert the wheels
caught and broke the hind axle oil
the buggy. Joseph followed them, also
Arthur LeSage with his team anC
wagon and got hold OF them on tht
track in front of the train and let
them off out of the way. The horses
were not injured but the rig was
pretty badly dilapidated and had tt
be left standing on the railway righr
of way. The train crew got out anC
helped the boy get his team ant
broken rig out OF the way and tie BOY
drove them home walking all the wa!
against cold northwest wind. They
were young spirited we'll fed team
and the cold weather caused them t,
break the hitching strap and rul
away.
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06
PEPPERToN

Amy Gausman returned home from
Bryne's Monday.
Clarence Bach purchased a buggy
from Clarence Prickett.
Miss Gertrude Rentz of Lindstrom,
is here visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
C. A. Gsusman and family.
Quite a crowd from Pepperton at
tended the surprise party given or
Willie King at Wolthan's.
H., Zimmerman transacted business
at Litchfield last week.
Misses Gertrude Rentz and Elvs
Gausman spent Monday afternoon will
Ella Gausman.
Bach's young folks spent Sunday
at G. A.. Gausman's.
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06
BAKER


John Barry hauled grain to Chokio
Friday.
]. NJ Buckley transacted business
in the village of Chokio one day last
week.
Sivert Olson made a flying trip to
Chokio one day the past week.
Emil Miller and Gus LANCE we're
Chokio callers Sunday.
Jack Church is helping R. N.
NARROW haul ice the past week.
Mrs. Peter Dohmen and daughters
Luycle and Lauretta were Chokio call
ers Sunday morning.
Billie Wasicek and Monte Gray
passed thru our burg last week Sat
urday.
Lizzie. Michael and Joe Mentally
called on friends in Chokio Sunday
Mrs. Feter Dohmen and son Frank
transacted business in Chokio last
week Friday.
John Barry attended the show in
ChokiO Friday evening.
Ray and Charles and Frank Nc.
Nally were in Chokio to the show
Friday evening.
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06
WEST DARhEh

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Quilliam and
family, Arnold Fuchs, Leo Waldvogel,
Vic, Louise and Lloyd Kohl, George
and Matt Diederich were entertained
at cards and an oyster supper Monday
evening at Geo. Ross.
Jonas Wickstrom and daughter
Hannah were Morris shoppers Monday.
Andrew Steinbring was seen in
Morris Monday.
Grandmother Diederick is spending
this week at her daughter and son s
home.
Ferd Fischer was on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bundy were Morris
visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Ross and children
were visitors at John Ross Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ross were Nor
ris shoppers Wednesday.
A surprise party was given on Leo
Waldvogel Thursday evening, it being
his birthday. Everybody had good
time and after a bountiful supper
every one departed for home.
Joe Fuchs of Chokio, and Emil
Fuchs of Morris, are visiting with Ar.
Aold Fuchs and family:
Mrs. John Ross is visiting at the
Horseshoe farm this week.
Ferd Fischer was town caller
Friday.
Frank Steinbing was seen in Morris
Friday.
A number of the young folks from
this burg attended the dance Friday
night in Morris and reported fine
time.
Andrew Steinbring was a business
caller in Morris Saturday.
Everybody had good time at the
party Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Podroy, George
and Matt Diederich, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Ross were Sunday visitors al
Fred Quilliam' s..
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06
Heart toHeart
Talks
MEETINC THE EMERGENCY.
y CHARLES N. LURE

do not pray for reduction Of your
burdens" said Phillips Brooks. Pray
for greater strength to bear them"
When the burden presses hardest,
think-if you were not able to bear
it it would crush you. And in the
thought find renewed and greater
strength to bear it and to tighten it.
However weary and long and end
less the way seems, it has been travel
ed before. Your problems have OPP
pressed others; your sorrows and woes
have been Affections to the spirit long
before your time.
The thing of which you complain be
it death or sickness or financial dis
tress or loss of affection or anything
else-is not new thing in the long
history Of mankind.
Others have felt it and have over
come it, living to look back from
happier days. So can you.
The accommodating load Of little trou-
bles, leading at last to that ancient
straw which breaks the camels back
how hateful is that last straw! may
be prevented from becoming reality
if each little worry is faced bravely
and cheerfully as it comes.
There is in certain big city brave,
cheerful old woman who has known
many sorrows and distresses. Her hus-
band died, leaving her poor. Her sons
would not work. Her daughter added
to her sorrows by marrying a man of
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06
Methodist Minister Recommends
Chamberlain,s Cough Remedy

Rev. James A. Lewis, Milaca,
MIMI. writes: chamberlain s
Cough Remedy has been needed and
welcome guest in our home for a num-
Der of years. ] highly recommend it
TO my fellows as being a medicine
worthy of trial in cases of colds,
coughs and Group" Give Chamber
aims Cough Remedy trial and we
are confident you will find it very
effectual and continue to use it as oc-
casion requires for years to come, as
many others have done. For sale by
all dealers adv.
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06
Knew Them at Once.

The vicar appointed to a living in ar
old English village was anxious to re
store his church On either side OF
the porch were grotesque, not to say
hideous, faces that had become almost
hidden. The vicar had these ancient
faces worked up until their features
were made distinct Then he took q
very old lady of the parish to see
them and jokingly asked if she could
tell him who they were why, bless
my heart, sir" said she, peering at the
old ornaments, its you and your good
ladyp sMs
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06
Expert Tat+ooers.

The inhabitants of the Marquesas is
lands are among the most expert tat
tooers on earth, and not even the
crown of the head, the fingers and the
toes are exempt from the needle The
hands are ornamented with utmost
care, all the fingers having their own
pattern, so the hand would look as
though incased in a tight fitting glove
were it not for the finger nails of enor-
nous length which complete the hand
adornment of the weather. natives
London Telegraph.
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06
English Freemasons.

Originally the English FreemasOns
were really connected with building
and bound themselves together to pro-,
mote the interests Of their craft, after
much the same manner as the modern
trade unions. Their interference with
the wages of laborers, indeed, caused
such an outcry in the fifteenth century
that in 1923 an act of parliament was
passed prohibiting the Chapters and
congregations of Masons in tyled'
lodges under the penalty of being
Judged for felons and punished by
imprisonment and fine and ransom at
the Kings will" We are not sure that
that statute has been revoked. -LOndon
Graphic.
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06
Don't You Believe It.

Some say that chronic constipation
cannot be cured. Don't you believe
it. Chamberlain's Tablets have cured
others why not you? Give them y
trial. They cost only a quarter. For
sale by all dealers. adv.
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06
Couldn't Hear It.

A man who was charged in Lon
don police court with intoxication and
using bad language pleaded guilty to
the, first part of the charge, adding.
"As to the language, know nothing
about that because I'm deaf"
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06

When looking for CASH market
what's the matter with US? Our
prices are ALWAYS right. We are
in the CASH produce business SO
when looking for some real CASH
bring your eggs. poultry, hides and
furs to US. Stevens County Produce
Co. adv.
Morris tribune., 1914-02-06

Three horse power gasoline engine.
in good working order, for sale.
Fred Luthi, Rt. 5, Morris. Phone
SIS F. adv2t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29
Ct mlerfeliot
lllvffcstilf0loe

Serieu Gitn sen 2ioc SeptembCr
Cuer 80 @eriouer bIep ioog onerurl.
6e0e al 5olpeteriureoampe / &uoann.
qcn til 0uoiontunel Stotionen. 0o
en- @choIoer iuocbolOeuoe 10 Sails.
uer Soltpcteriprc ra,Ite0e, lea en-.
rem itremmcoc uco 8jcnncm aorrioo.
rem.
&cnimo0 POO Eerioucr beiouGt iil
Il [umeIiuoaauQcn 0n Sureu lana.
ioutt fou ut'cnoe 6croo @uloct Gre
at De oocruulOcoc blcu mcQet lIuor.
liza ifaocoe. Glouot Sc opcrurlCcoc
par ogica ale 9iactiulgcruc iaa
1raijfen ior en- 10 bleu ~bctr0elil
ior'mtet.
N}anQc AZ oem ION haooc inouou
1ct &c aiitiae Cumpc. bcluuota fife
at mcrfc &irfniulerue. ior eiter at
De bapoe iorlaot 5totioucn "a ilerc
al Dem ial0t bciplmc0c ON pa1 @a
sem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29
Ppeeeuoforslcn
fra Oeitfviten

@ortIoro. Gre. sen 2ioe Septcm-
Der. Store Cpfiob al Noeoc bar he
iioiie Bar llqcr inloet Steo / Gre
Qou % @oibin9ton onto0eIiG til
en- al oe f~rilioreuoe Maater i euro
IA.
Sea clprrne bar 0i5ie Cpfjcb pP-
RET, at nQcreoe mclem 80 % go Bro
cent al Sen me AoIing er ioIat. :
iiuaniicuc arcoie anilnoc5 Sc opfisb-
te &pautitetcr iIIianimen al bclsbe
Tia til 100000 &uibel.
5 noalc al 0ucOccountierne / sit'
li9e Oregon % @aihlngton or optil
SO grocent al Aarct5 S~oeOcouIing
optigbt, men lea burtig er oisie %.
fieb IorcQooet, at GrIien. iom be.
Qun6tc mco 50 Sent pr. @uibcI life
ff li0 til al itiqe mer enc til %
Sent. 6pem Cpfic6crne err, bar set
life oGrct mulig at iou reoe pau.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29
st. SranciscouoltillinSen
oo Krisen.

81 Telegram ira &aibingt3n mel.
str. al Stat5miniiteren oeu 2i0e 0s.
bar uoite0t Ell oiVclca GrtlTrtng
ON, at ll0inuingeu / Gan 6rarci5co
uuitc 9lar life oil bli u0iat paa
DrunO aiatrlgen, % al beller in1eu al
De iremme0c San0e bar melot al UiQe
truffc iig tllbage al oeune @ruuo.
ll0itiaingen3 Iabning oil iinoc Steo
iii iaItiat (io. nemIig oen 20Oe sc.
6ruar 1915.
Yir. 9ruan o%plnier. ot 81 iremmic.
De Nloater bar melot lin GeItagelie
/ lloitiainlen. % iugeu al Dem hor
tritffet liz tilbage paagruno al ari.
gen. Ter er be$u0en fommet Wlel.
oinger ira aontiteer / fire 9anoe ON,
at Solicit ! oisie oilOe oeItage. glanSt
oisie par en- aomite ! Stor6ritannien
% Ell / Spiflono. ga ingen al oisie
9ationer hopoe gipet Siliagn ont OF.
iiciel Geltngelie. 6ranfrig o. Sta.
lien bar tiIfIen0egipet. at De oil irem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29

honoIcoc, en- opb Seuiatiou ! oipIo-
matilte are0ie.
: Ambuaiu0eu nUQttr man al
aiuc nogeniombelit nUrnlcrc Cplp3-
ningcr ntcO lluotoQclic al, at gm-
6~o2ioooren bopoe nuhoIot liu Hc8lc-
ring ON |crmi9iion ~ en- al DC
nurulcitc Sage oltcoe at bc0ipc iig
Ill acnitnntiropeI.
CiientIi9Qirrclicn al Oi@ic iao
uniOOclburt poa biunn0cu iel9enoc
GiliuIrer taac5 iom ct (eGn paa,
al @ruiioeut @iIion life nil ruoc
liz / ilil &c2mmocthcO ira ircm.
niece Iiplontotcr3 Si0c, Ia hau life
olenc amer Dcm Ter tottleic, men
iurliDc ior 2ou0ct5 4iattraljtct. Get
bctraQtc@ oaiao iom ct &orito ont.
at @ruiiDcnt @iIion nil nN9tc at
mootagc GipIomatcr, ser lrcWton'
mcr mco llotalcl'cr, ION ban amer
for a~nito0cli0c.
Sfiout iaoueI @rco pom @crcn.
itoii iom Baron BON Sdon icIp.
troo@ lin tioIj9crc &ctrGitclic al
ocnr, M ~0cmcntcrer Sen l%ioituGuntc@
ll0talclicr i Dct oiicutliagiorte Sn-
terpicm, bar 0oq ll0enrig3ocparte'
mcntct poa @rrii0euten3 (lI'tpn-
OcIic bcilllttct at lc Sagcn Iiot nrr-
mere citcr / Sgmmenc.
Zen turfiite @mbo3iaoc bao0e /
lit &uteruicu. iom oiicntIi80joroeS
Tor en- (io iiocrt bI. a. u0tdlt, at
9liicnocIicu al omcrifouite &ri5S-
ifibc til Snrfict / A%nIconing ct
9lugtc on Cpcrinlo o. Moro pao
ariituc / iorificliae GeIe al @on0et,
piloc iorc til mcget aIporlige Sonic.
fuellier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29
Oiplomatrore.
Sclu Siplpmaterne igncs ioritprrcoc
AT Ar,ocu.
2aocr Wunocn lpbc.

Get innc5, ionl om ariQen. Ser
bcr brngt 6oritprreIie ! 6orboIogne
ioagoOtiom belle Slooen oucr, og'oa
bar hapt en- lignenoc &irfning IN.
ocn cen elcrS ion 6ciinOiGe oipIo.
matiifc &er0eu. Naibin8ton bar al.
lcrcoe etpar or0artcoc SiliTl0er
herpaa at oppiie. &irfningcn bar /
bcgge 0i2ic SilfGlacr ptret Jig ! en
Aobenmunoetheo, iom it0or / ab-
ioIut Strio meo ale oipIomatiife
&egIcr % GoriioirhinQer, boiIte
Heglcr % 6oruoirtuingcr iieI9c
Gbriitian MiheIien& Gcfiuition /
1905 bopcoia9elig bcitoar / at Dol.
De aiUit".
On oct ferite al 0iaic SiIirloer,
Ser inotrai iorri9e ll9c, mcoOeIc5
ira @oibington Den 230c Septbr !:
"&aron pom Shpn, Sctrctur pe0
Sen beroGrenoe tpife Enthusiastic, pil
muligena bli biemtol0t al lin ne
g~iering iom en- 5ol8e al OiicntIig.
giorclien al CT Snterpiem, bpori Iarl
iigeS at bare paaita0ct, at &opanes
ierne amer en- arig meO Sc 6orenc0c
Stater Tor uunogaaeIi1, % at Be nor.
'rer ct intent @aO til 0et ameri.
fauife 6olf."
9oronen bar 6oritciefretpr peO
Ben tpIfc legation / (ofio, "a So
pan, crtlGrcoe Spitlnno arig. Non
maotte nuturligpis eiter arig&erfIp.
ringer iortrpffe 0erira % anfom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29

ior nogle Sage ii0cn til @oihing.
ton, bpor ban far ionet YniUttclic
iont Sefretpr REQ Den bcrprrenoc
tpife 9lmbosiooc % / Man0a12 bIep
oiiiciclt prUieuterct for l~lOenriga-
oepartcmentcts Gbci, Stataminilter
Nrpan.
~>rtcrpicpct. ser blcu oiientlil.
giort i0al, uuftc itror Ell Seniation,
iom, ia oct crforc0eS, at 9aroncl
ItaoiGitcOe aorreftbcoen al bans
gien1ipne llotoleIier, untog &arat.
ter al en- ~oiplomntiif giiure al itor
&igtigbc0.
Sfiant mon / Gcpartementet
nGgteoc at uotalc iia ON giiGren,
res man BOG at Baron bon 5tons
S|ntcrpicp betroaica JON en- 6oriDn-
Sclie, ipm man fife fnn lace 8aa
upaotalt ben.
Ter er al @rln0 iii al fro. at Zen
tpife gmbasiaoer, 8rep bon &eren-
tori, pil bli aiGifet en- 6orflnring
al Snterpiepet, ga at Oet muligens
bill bIi ham betp0et, az Baron pom
S6on5 NpruGrelie beri Suuoct life
enites.
Angaaenoe set anSet 5ili0loe BE.
rettes ira @~aibington ben 240c
Gent: u. Guiiem Gen, Den mr.
fife gm6asiaoer, bar meo6elt GrP-
iioent @ilion, at 5an life bar ioran-
BRET nogen al Be 4teninger. ban no.
talte i et iornplig oiientliggiort Sn-
tcrpiefp. % al gar ON pei en- llge5
SiS bar iii SeniiJt at mite De SCR.
eneoe Staters Step al line 6sooer.
Sfisnt Weooelelien ON Sen thrift.
ife ambnsinoer fife fom o0erro.
ifenoe. pnfte oog ogina bette Sil-
iTloe, Iiseiom oct o%penior ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29
Guropa5 bptoehoit.

@aibin9ton oen 230c Seqttm5er.
@ueoeproouttioncn europa lear
ror u9lac oiicleic &ao9creuiu1cr
til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., @oih.
inQtou ira oct iutcuatiou1le Sano
brig 6urcou / g}onL &~tl!ien taaet /
i'm NeI6eo tiItroNs Ter ari3cn nGIten
li1ei1a itor iom / 1918.
Recommendations onlaac5 til
2.6Ol00000o 9ui5el. cQcr 92.2
Grocent ar Tioraarets apllnQ i
iolqcnoe game: llularu. 9ellicn.
3tor5ritomieu og Erlano. euro.
uaiit Gusl1uo. 5panieu STATEN.
@uyem5ura, 0olluuo. Stmeii. 90
uaon. Sc SCR 5tatcr. 2anmorf ga
ran. Enoien lumis o. ~2llgier.
@ugpro0uttioneu I Sc ogenurpntc
@ancc meo lluota8elie ar Su0ieu au-
laaes III tO71000.OOO eaer 900
YroceuI al Aplingen liior. o. @apre.
pro0uttioneu iii 81 900
9uibcl. eller ST. Eroee,lt Al 6ior-
aaret5 2lpIing.
1otaLpro0uttionen al fug | iel.
genOc 2anSe anilaaes iii t4SS,000.-
600 9uibel. eller 9S,t ErJtent al
4ulirgeu iiior: greuieu llugarn
@elaien. Spanien. StoIieu, 2urem.
bura. Noaan0. RllSlano / europa.
Sdtpeij, Gnllan0. CANADA, Gan.
mart og SlJler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29
CANADA lenocr
$1,000 ,llano.

q. &ohu& NGp 9rum5mjcf Sen
2l0e Scpteubcr. Gen fauaOiifc Mr..
bci02miniitcr Z ". Grotber5. me0-
oclcr ioaQ. at $4,000 f%duaoiife 6ri-
piai0c Ter oi9aacOe til 6routen ior
Ell eacr 10 Sage iioen.~
Gcttc cr Sen cucite MIc0oclcIie ionr
SEN fano0iitc Gcuior Sc iioite Bar
llQcr bar tiuoot at bli teIeQroicret
onQaocuoe Gi5poiitioucn al Sc fana.
0iifc Groppcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29

0elcS ncIta9c troO8 Sen ~eltropuiitt
Situotior.
IS Stltcr i lluiouen bar arrange
ret Tor GeIta1cIie / lloiti1in0eu oa
andre Slater uourbciocr EIancr ior
CcItageIic. Observation-Disclosures
bor bcororct BET oiplnmotiitc 2oru3
at mcooclc oGe 'rcmmeOe Ge8icrin'
ger, at ll0itiuiugcn life bIiper uoidt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29

san bcnpttcoc iamtiOia Atle0.
uinQcu til / uoiplomutiltc llotrDJ al
benlcoe ocn omerifanite @clieringa
CpmcrtiQmbeO pad &c llmGmcite.
lt9hcocr, iom iorepc0c2 moo JllernC
i SrGen, Scr uoeu %ou o. Com be.
rope@ %iget, lnndes, pines ca trua.
Nca l,pcroc reo %Ulen, ca gap en-
9nmoniug ON, at oeu omcritaHltC
Staggering iorit 5urOe ieie ior i'm
e1en Gsr, ior oen gioroe iiJ uior.
uoocn Image mc0 at ircmboIoe
decentralization al 0ettc Arbei0c
lprfiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29
Sturt rnsiiif Manbcfnlo.
Ncrhulocmc / @ien,

@ien, 240c Gent. 9Pan laar
en- SoreItiaing ON 6orboloeie
@ien, nuar man / ct GirfulGre ira
9pens 9orgermeItcr lpicr, ot -
600 HeierpiiGrs 6omiIier MI nn.cr-
bol0es al bet ofientlIge I'll ct Solteil-
Sc al $4,000 pr. Gag. SeO Slocl'
herai er Der 100000 I~rbelosle,e.
iom @pcn mna biGlpc, iad 8oot DC:
laSer iig aipre. enOUiOcre 100000
6Ipgtninger ira 8oIiclen % aron-
Qo0ierne / 9ufopina, lom I'll Sdto
hor foitct set oifenili9e mlliolt en-
MiQion Collars. Otter bOao Dor
germeitcren beretter, bar 10000 ar-
bciosleoige inoet SeltIPftlgellc peo
oiicntliae Irbeioer; for Dc eprl1e
10000 err Der life gr5eioe at op'
oriue. San fIager opcr. al %
raabene ON at bibrnge iii Be ior'
ifieQige 6iplpeion0 life bar msot
iaa piQige 2ren, iom ma ifuloe
uente. Saaleoes err Ser iii oct reoc
SortiRttes paa SIDE 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29

%lferre, Qif tiIbln03 pua ire Mtinll.
ter. S9laa DC andre 10 iarf omtrent
eicbIifctIig. Gu aorreipouoent !
NarpIG) bercttcr, az &apteit Hnbert
y. Sobnion gif u1bcr meo lit Sfib,
"Gresip", mems bans Mrn0, ser
lpemmcoe omfring Sen bonlte arpb-
Ter t~lliubIc0c ham lit 9ifolO. Stu
arte1 pau arpoiereu "NoQlle" be-
fanbt iig paa Grt, ga ban pIuoiclig
bartc Ell GrpIoiion % ioa allc
Mano paa GGffct omborO / "slbou-
fir. 5 nGite Sieblit par ollie
0tono lprunAct opcrborO. "&o8uc"
DaUoe nciop rlffct at ipnfe @na0c-
lie "a Sen bleu ron1met % ~begpr0te
at ipntc nlcO g0tcreuOcn. llmio0cI-
bart berciter blep &rpOicrcn ranl-
met pnollp, % anpteinen, 9tihoIion.
roabtc 10 til inc Ciiiccrcr %
Man0ifober al ioge Gcouina, iom >e
be0lt funoc. 5 ct 9tll bar oQc
Mnno / Sioen. Gopteinen iaaeS pna
&onmanbobrpttet, iom Sfibct Git !
SapctS Cub, % MUnbene raabte
@urra Tor lin Gbcf.
IntnQet al De omfomne er / ct
lenere Telegram opgipet til 1,400.
&eiicren peS quot Wuo.
Berlin 2loc Scpt. - Gn GipIo-
mot, iom anfom BERTH ioag ira So
pe0fuarteret paa Slagntartcr, lor.
tuacr, at Seller SSilhelm % bans
Spnncr ulc or / bcoite &elgaaclo 81
% peo llOmerfct WioO. Sonpel DC
iom @rren ioler Jig iorpiSIet ON,
at &ri9enS ltOfalO pil bli 1uniti3
for Sc tpife Goaben.
Canine telegram mel0cr, at aGi.
doel S6mab, Ell %iremragenoe 5Gp-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29

crif SocioIiit, iom ticner / 2aao-
uurnet cr blet oeforcret mcO SEN.
forfeit.
Sturt rnsiiif Manbcialo.
Berlin, 23oe Scpt. ~ Set GtAtr
officielf, at Hu@iernc / Slaget ue0
Sonnenberg table $4,000 Der blcY
togct tiliangc, % 10000 0rG1.c.
Gn boperif General berettcr ira
Slagmorfen / SrontriAc, at 6caa'f-
mpnOcne ipitemotiif ifp0er paa Get
re0c aora' 9imbuiauier lonl bort
transportercr ioarebc Soloater. IN
orc bcrctter, at gntbulanicrne tlIll9e
err bIet opcrialOt % pIpn0ret az 30
belell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29
Sffe .iaa farlig mcnt.

@nIbinaton, 230e Scptcmbr. =
ct aablgram, iom ioog er mobtngct
/ biplomatiife arcOie ira &riitiania,
forflarer, at Sc offertliGgiorte llO-
t%aIeIier al DR.. 6riOtjoi Nauicn ON,
at Aorge er ligeiaa o~lporlig itiQct
lon &elgien, finn er al gunife al
m%inoeIig Garafter % iremfom uSe-
lllffenOe iont ct argument for ct
Mars tullngen 0iilitprtiencitc / Nor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29

6ortietges paa SIDE 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-29

Sortiattss paa Sioe A.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30

returned indictments against Morris
Abrahams, Harry Pestine and Men
del and Harry Gerber. It was re-
ported that Regain was to have been
a star witness for the state.
At the time of his death it was
given out that Regain was drowned
when his rowboat overturned.
'Regan gave very important tes-
timony before the grand jury" said
Special Prosecutor Northup. ct was
told me later that a persistent effort
was made on the West Side to find
out just what testimony he gave. A
short time later his body was found"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30
MERELY COMMENT

NAAS4NA<A -N~NS'AN4ANAA4N4
A woman's attitude toward the
practice of wearing low-necked
gowns depends a great deal on how
she looks in. a low-neeked gown.
The weather man and the street
car companies ought to get together
on this weather proposition.
That seems the only probable way
of getting warm cars-getting warm
weather.
And we would suggest that good
many of the surface line cars be sent
to the repair shop. 'Twouldn't be
bad idea to have doors on 'em that
will close, all the way, so that what
warmth passengers bring in will
stay in.
Egg tissue can now be used for
grating purposes, it's said.
Whoops, me deah! Have they just
discovered that? Why there has been
egg grating for yeahs and yeahs.
Oh, you Egg Trust.
What's the use of knowing that an
egg will help out in case you fall
down stairs and break your promise,
when you haven't the necessary cop
pers for said egg?
Over political editorial the Trib
this morning uses the head, Divided
We Fall"
Divided" or. gathered together,
eve fall" all of us, for lot of politi-
cal bunk. That's a skadinch.
The price of butter and eggs is 60
ing down.
Well, it's better that the grease of
the butter cause eggs to slip down.
ward than that the tissue of the egg
hold butter up.
REGAIN DEATH DRAGGED INTO