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New Britain herald., 1915-07-15
|zEPHoNE CALLS.
AMERICA. PREPARE.

4rt1y after the Spanish kor there has been talk of Knay and 2 greater navy. hained for the European 6g every American to his ht the proposition of na- kedness and what it means has at last been awakened tate Of 1ethargy in which slum bered. It seems as g to be resolved into a-c-. 6e past year the entire Ainerican people has un- e1lplete change. : From a 4t Uncle Sam has raised one elbow long enough to any number of wakeful nay overpower a dozing 1Ittle reflection on how 9rea,t Britain were caught hard at the beginning of IS the thought flying home
 \ icans, What would
 were plunged into war few of us who but be- 5ft at the post we would Fl a Garrison finish. We done so. II IS the Aneri- lwayE q flying finfsh. "A Se Revolution, the war of exican and Civil wars, Fhat extent America can herself. We have never e Our last war showed n which our young men Glory.
 esent moment America, is pugh a. critical period of a period laden with the war. There is no argu- at score. It is we'll then Daic consciencec is awake :
 the prevailing dangers. ation should be made to aestion of national defense E all.
 he pros and cons on this debates between the y-and-navy men and the price men, it is difficult nger on any method of pre- ional defense which would Of it seem to be a golden
 Is certain. If we are |ke any demands, whether est of our own citizens or ed rights of humanity. we something with which to oee demands. 1t is there aI that we construct an ad E e to back up any proposi- hy be called upon to put brce of this kind does not mean a standing army o1 s proportions.
 E place. it has been proven f&d States cannot maintain frny to compare with those Entries. Our army in time n never be anything more anization for show pur- nj some cases, for police the subduing of gigantic like disorders.
 l1e whole spirit of America
 afnst militarism and we < q standing army in the bte obtained by the nations hat we are. adverse to the Exporting a large standing ae of peace with the possi facing a prolonged inactiv
 best step then is to buile ve ready to augment tn, ssionat forces in our ar, forts.
 young men ready to sacri hours of their recreation Ifary training are the one.
 this work of buildin, we must, fall. They shoult Aes rlecessary training an, 5 answer the call. Sucl n make the prepardnes' seale
 lte sdurA tionaI institution high schools, our acade sss,oanq, {, universities car p1Ieh .. reserve army read. ergency by adding to thei' military drill This would 4tfciaE in good stead.
 s safd and done, 1t is tn,
 < nation who must beal 1<.<<L
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

The Russians appear to have got either their second wind or a fresh supply of ammunition.--Pi Pittsburg Dispatch
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

It was Danville, Ind, total ab stainer whose COW ate fermented corn and got drunk and scandalized the ne1ghborhood He didn't kick her. but the milk Of human kindness was somewhat strained for a day or two, or so the neighborhood avers.- Brooklyn Eagle.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

Constantinople is represented by an American correspondent as oblivious of everything but prayer. Is the pop ulace deaf and dunn ?-Pittsburg Ga zette-Times.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15
FACTS AND RANCHES.

MT. Bryan says that every editor- ial should be signed by it's author. But how about diplomatic notes?-- Louis Globe-Democrat
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

If the time has not come for the declaratlon by our government, in the homely American language of many sturdy generations, that it is now put up or shut up," at least has the time not come for refusing to have further official relations with the German government, which through the Berlin Foreign office persist in writing itself down in our international records ain outlaw New York Press.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

One lesson of the Holt episode is that it is altogether too easy to pur- ! chase dynamite. It should be less easy for persons to get it who can give no good, reason for wanting it. Buffalo Enquirer.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15
Chiffon Cloth

For waists, 40 inches wide. Special at csc yard. shown in all the new shades
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

( Three attempts within year to blow up public buildings in New York city and four bomb outrages besides are counted UP by police. It is rather remarkable that comparatively little damage was done by all of the at-
 tenpts put together. The uaureder-
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

The formation of "confidential exchange" among state administra- t1ons, for the purpose of keeping bet ter track of companies applying for permission to transact. business, is contemplated in the call for meeting at Topeka in Septem Der of represen- tatives of all states having blue sky laws. There are possibilities of good service in this plan, but also possi- bilities of danger through abuses, so easily practiced, of the restrictive powers of a system which has priv Heges of secrecy.-Ftnancial America.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

ous crank is after all a rather rare in- d1v1dual-Springfield Republican.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

General Miles may be a better strategist than General John L. Sul- livan, but when it comes to punish ing the demon rum Old John l.. certainelya qualities as a hand-to- hand fghter.-Binghamto Press.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15
lN LID. ].
ILLS HING COMPANY.

z.lsHIna COMPANY.
 aX <xceptedl at 4:f5 p. m.
 ding. 67 Church St. { Post off1ce at New Britain Tn Class Mail Matter. 6arriAr to anE part of the city a Week 65 Gents a Month. fof pa per to he sent by mail in advance so Cents . onth. s7.0o a year.
 fzfabfe advertising medium in frctllation books and press eys open to advertisers. 1ll be found on sale at Hota- Stand, 42nd St., and Broad I ork City. Board Walk, City and Hartford depot.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

Col. Harvey is convinced that Bryan is a submarine prepared to torpedo the democratic party. Oh, no, no fellow can be an aeroplane for twen- sty years and change to a submarine boat in few weeks. Bryan is a taube without bombs and not dan- gerous.-Brooklyn Eagle.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

scientific journal contains an article on The Use of Poisonous Gases in Warfare" in which the pos siollity Is considered of employing fans to drive away the noxious va- DOTS. It may come to pass that every army before proceeding to the front, will be equipped with blowers made in America. Troy Times.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

Lead has also gone up. The ex- plantation of the plum ber's bill now will be that on account of the war, etc, but the bills will be paid just as cFeerfully as complete resignation can afford.-Milwaukee News.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

There would have been no criticism of the cost of New York representa- ton at the San Francisco fair had the men who fixed the amount ha1 the opportunity to expend the money. = Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15
Corduroy Sport Coats
AT $3.9s EACH

Reduced from s5.ss. Tn the popular shades of pink, copenhag- en blue, rose. DuBarry red, olive green and Belgian blue.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

Conceivably Germany, already as- sailed by many nations, will yield to the United States rather than enlist a new foe. But to the American Idea she will not yield because her idea is utterly, irrevocably, ineffably different. The rights we urge she does not recognize, the laws we cite she has abolished, the humanity we plead she has exchanged for her own. which applies only to Germans. Deut- schland uber Alles it with Germany no longer song; it is religion and law above all other laws.-New ork' Tribune.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15

The fact that 19,649 former inmates of reformatories and industrial schools have served with honor in the British army and navy since the war began throws new light on the trials that make up the bad boy" Tn particular, the three Victoria Crosses won by recruits of this kind have a curious interest. Is war useful method of penal reform ?-New York World
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15
Hemmed Satin Bed
 Spreads
Fringed Bed Spreads

Square or cut corners. Special this week at s1.5O, sf.7b, s1.ss and s2.5O each.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-15
Scanoped Satin Quilts

Cut corners. Special this week, s2.ss, sS.5o. ss.ss, s4.5o and ss.ss each.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

The Snyder Concert Band has clos
cd contracts with Reeds Greater
Shows. the largest carnival at the
present time In the State OF Texas.
The show that all the county fairs
on the plains or In this par. Of the
state are trying to get. consisting o.
twelve paid attractions. Some OF the
numerous attractions carried with
them are the following "Stricklands
Real wild West Show with 2s head
OF stock. twelve cowboys, featuring
Hugh Strickland. the Gainesville boy
that has won numerous first prizes
In the State OF Texas. including the
100000 saddle at the corn show
at Dallas: first prize at Garden City
this year for riding and ropins.
Faulkner's 10 In animal show
combined. See ten shows for the one
admission. strange and curious ami
mails from all over the world. the
largest snake In all the world and
only Chacama Gorilla In captivity.
Big Feature Vaudeville Show OF
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17
THE VOICE OF NOWi


II Is the present. the today' the
NoW In whleh we are Interested
Shakespeare wisely says
Tomorrow never yet
On any living mortal rose or set :"
\, Ia ,ho n.,n,oa no.o wh,oh do,,s
-.
"o'' '"''"'"'e'' anu VII" '"o s''"'
est detail IN the movements oil the
present. It is THE VOICE OF NOW
prociaimlng to the wcrld the things
,h., No.. honnor,r. ,od.v Tho vov.
-, 80,
'"'"' u '"' ''u '''' 10 ''"
greVey concerned IN certain aspects
OF the war in Europe and has had
thrust on IL several serious intcrna-
llama, nroh,oms vh,oh ~. NOW In
proceSS o' So'u''o"' i"e N"e'''""
farmer is NOW Interested In this IT,
tanic struggle, for his interests are
being affected by II today ana VIII
be tomorrow. and he wants TO keep
ir close touch with II NOW
EVERYBODY Is Interested In the
cottor crop rom the time OF It's
planting to the days OF It's harvesting
end marketing. They want to know
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

Mr.. II. d. Baird. one OF the sub
stantlal and prosperous citizens OF
the Hobbs community was here Mon
day with his son Garrett Baird. who
came In to re-snter the Snyder
schools.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

Mrs. Kate Nelson after two weeks
rest at home left Friday for n tour
OF her trade territory in the interest
OF winona Mills products.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

Madame Cherrie. Of Kansas has
accepted a position at Coates Mer-
camille Company as artistic designer
and dress maker. She comes well
recommended and desires the ladies
OF Snyder and vicinity to call and
see her.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

The Opera House Theatre Med c
Ellis. manager. is giving the people
excellent shows and the Black Box
serial is attracting the usual large
crowd each Friday night. The Voc
man picture was shown Monday to
n large crowd and the picture waf
highly complimented.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

Townsend. Oldham & Company
have moved to the new building on
the west ride OF the square They arc
occupying this building before the
modern furniture equipment arrives
things will be delayed in getting
thoroughly arranged. however they
are doing business right along
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

In the recent drawing for silver
ware at the Arcade, the prize was
captured by Miss Richards OF snyder
1874 being the lucky number
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

The Chamber Of Commerce, thru
Mr.. II. ]. Anderson, is arranging to
present TO the public at the Lyric
Theatre, scenes OF the German War
next Saturday. matinee and night.
the percentage funds tc apply on
back encumbrance.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

Cress Carlisle is having the build
ing on the east side OF the square
formerly occupied by Townsend
Oldham & Cos grocery department
painted red and the interior arrans
ed for the reception OF his line ol
goods. which will be placed on Tho
market today,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

Dr. J. P. Avary was here last Fri
day from Ira and moved his Signal
date up a notch.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

W. c. Crowder OF Dallas. was here
on business last week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17
TREES. TREEs!l

TNEEbI t Il II " !. 7 It X u "
II you want home grown trees that are healthy and
propagated from varieties that have bee tested and do
the best in the West, II will pay you to Investigate all
that claim to have nurseries on the Plains Plainview
Nursery will pay s. day and expenses to anyone who
will investigate II they do not find that we have the
largest and best stock of home grown anywhere
in Texas OF Fort Worth in New Mexico We are
practically the only institution that has of fruit
trees ready for market Agents wanted c sell on com.
mission For your good and too we solicit your in
vestigation.
THE PLAINVIEW NURSERY
Plainview, Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

signal and DALLAS News, ,i.7b.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

Misses Mary and Vera Heath, Miss
Ball and Miss Klapproth have round
ed our their vacation and are back at
their respective posts In school work !
--
The Signal and Dallas News yi.7g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13

Sporleoes Shbiens ifjiiltc Spbob'
nina al aoitbarbeoer funbe gieres
rpttcbringenoe, Dor 8enerationer
iglennem pGret ct Spsrgsnlaal,
iom S~inansmGno ioreiGpes bar
grunoet cper. Ger bor imiOlertib
/ Be iioite Mar ppret onbrogt en- be.
tpbelig Gel inoiif aapital / inou.
%itricile Soretogenbcr og enonu mere
/ llolann MOI ofientlie Siffcrbeo,
men Dog pitt fun en- riilge Eart al,
bpab Ser utpiliomtt eriitcrer.
"Simes" fore ilnor MI, at DC cngel.
ife ariaslaan buroe giercS tllsipn'
0clige for Snoere; Slabet nlener,
at Der GA piIbe fornme irem n1egen
Hisoonl fra %bcmmelise @iemumer.
@onlunen, Sc oiiotiife Suffers
regnipangre Tosiat.@inO, ifaber
oarIig De lepenoe Tiebomme, al
buis Sperifuo DC oeoe Sfatte / Iar.
bunOreoernes Sob or opiamlebe.
BED Ell fornuftig Inpenbelie, efter
mooerne Erinciper, al oisic trabi.
tions- 90 religionsbunone aoItbar-
hcoer iarnt al ale Sc andre WctaI-
Ter, ION gicmmes, pil Ell m Snftor
/ Observation-Disclosures maoife gis-
re zig ~giGlocnbc. Mcgcn Sprbom
bill oGre at oberuinoe, life minolt
paa @rllno of Snoernes ltpilie MOB
at oiie i'm Gienbom cler ppaipe
lihe SnNtpgter ianlt oeres Miifp pg
Trpgt for SnotGetsifat. Men en-
Sang mna Der DOG gisres Sfriot
Nor at bringe De bruno Soils Mp-
iaifriac / enonl nGrmcre Gontaft
meb &eitens aulturforbolo, % set
mlp1renSe Siospnnft iorcfpmmcr
moii1e at bore g%unitig fpr bibtil
bunonc pfonomiifc arGiters Sriois-
relic.
Iaigepel ipsreer slpcroens 81
nnnSmTno iig, bporlebps bcitne ltorc
Sag bel Ifal 9ribes on. Spem fan
bel loen at gisre ltret brpbe Seq.
lc1c for Snoiens belnmelige, ia bel.
ligc Sfatfamre?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
.arutlam0.-Tppe Nar at be-

y tale. Sru9tbure Sorme / peltli9e Gus
naoa frembpbeS al Canadian Vdciiit Nails
man So. 6rr9tbar Serb % 9oot Slindt,
betpemme Marfeoer, gobe sirier % Stoler,
,lopertrGiieli9e Sronspprtmioier, ale Bee
tpcmmeli9beoer o0 gooe Nnleonin9er Der bnz
pes i beoite siarmoiitritter bporlomhelit.
Yriler Sll til $50 pr. Ncrc irri9eret Nono
ira $50. Voan al So 900 til NiGlp for pratt
tiife Sarmere / irri9ereoe Siltritter. Sppe
gor at bctole - euer fpr pl on enIter.
9enoe Tor bin libite officiating er forfaIoent
pl bin 6orm bape betalt ior Jig lelp. Sgluu
enbel opbprfeoe Eorme meo GGouin9sbn'c,
llbbuie, Grpuo, @lGroer % gpling III
porenoe poo benz, til iomme 9unlti9e Setins
9elier. &enten / ole Siliploer TIM 6 Fro
cent. Elsie Gilbuo 9iGlbcr 9oot Suno; u
bpber bisic Tilfuar forbi Deb, at Ell Sornter
paa port Sonb tan 9jere Syem9ong; bun
fan lepe 9obt oe 'pore not til at betale Tor
lu Sorrt. Vauoet peitli9e Canada er noz
turll0t itittet ior apl al Sorn. @rGsarter
o0 @reltio9er % for Oteierioriit iamt for
SporGtniu9 al SOelte, apG9, Spih o9 Siers
fro. Spntdrter erbolbeS peo be boie 1oriis
priler. llblGt itfe bet beblte 2uno pil ta9es
ierit. Strip iba9 eiter fri Noanbbo9 o9
IulbltGnpi9e Splpsuinger til :. .. Nenuis,
Assistant to the President, Department
of Natural Resources. Canadian Pacific
Railway, Solaarn, alberta, Sanaod.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
Ncofannimg al Bomber
ira Xuitcm.

! en- 9totlt$ | set Nnn'te Nlao
,\nNcniercn" 0iorc9 Ser MeNc for
&c %auittliQhcoer, Der or %forbunone
nco al trriic CT nit Maal meo
Bomber, ION ubfaltca ira 6lppema'
finer ~ Suititibc. Som Nal1c a.
Snitiortoictp Saitighc0 nil %ombel
0icmlcm Suitcu bc'trioc Ell Fnra'
bel. ~ hpi3 Nortelcis &alilsbco or
20 NJ. pr. Sefuuo clcr - an. pr.
Simc. 81 oct belinocr lia 900 N.
,uer ,>orNen, nlao Nomben ~notaltes
200 NJ. ioran Ntaalct Ior at RANT
ule Bette. ! bette Gicblif Ter man
Maalct mnoer Ell &infcl poa ca.
81 @r. ira 6arteici; bpis Ssiocn
inn uor 200 NJ, pilbc man / 10.
administrative ie @taaIct nloer
q, &infcl paa ca. 81 8r. Haturll9'
uis fon man let opltille Ell Sl9nlnS,
hporcitcr llofolmingsmntiet belieni'
mes / Scrbolo til Ssioen % Salilg'
beSeu. % SsiNen Tan rieo temniel'9
itor Neiogtiebco oilGies | 6nrieiet
J paa ct gueroibbaromeier; ira Den
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
&mmniee sGocltemc.

Som iaa meaet nuoet bar ariacn
oaiaa iorruffet &onNeIen meo eGoel.
Iicne, ioet Gentralmaaterne Far pG'
ret ira AZ moNtuac inc i~Tbpanligc
S~cripninaer al Hubincr o.I.p. ira
Snoicn % GepIun. "a ser / Spif-
lam aleuc bpert Nnr brl,aeS IS
Win. Snrat iii llhrmnserbrug %
Ill cIettriife % optiife Snitrumenter,
bar man maattct ta9e lin Silflugt
iii iuntetiife sGoelitcne, Tom uIcrcSc
ira @e~apncelien al bette Iarhui.
Sc or blit p~robuccrct / tore MGna.
Der.
30 tpIfe %ibenitubsmGno bar
iunoct Ell Eroces, hUorciter man
uhcn itore Observation-Disclosures
tan u~bfrpitalere IluminiumscrnSer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
~&lypeulYffe / SperiSe.
81 mngc iDcmifc Ypitnanter orrbt
GcD GarlefromH.

Sra &nrlafrona / Sperige meo.
bclc5 ocn 1900 Slli:
"a MilitTrilrpcrnc WalmoDl't og
@rcu Holi &nnIlton iNnnrmoraeS
fom flppcnoe bio ira 9itnb on IfllI-
&c lanoc. ltanoiebc pllloieli9 Maltl'
llcli, og bc9gc Tlppcre orntom. Man
urtnger, at ser ioreIigler Woltin-
if00c.
Otter nUrmere MeboeIelie ioregif
llInffcn i~naIeoes: &c to Slpperc
hupoc noaet &arl5fronn % bar al
lercoe iiGro nteo at lonbc / Spi-
raliluoten oper Srlogsbounen, oa
Moifiuen, ct Sporoaerpplan, / ca.
100 WietcrS Scioe pll,oiclig pTltcoe
ppcr pou Chen % iiprtebe / Sieeit
meo Nlottercrne op. De to Selt.
nonter, ionl fom mber Maifinen
lillQtc nlco Sen / Spbct % omtonl
ueo Srutnin9. "a man iii Dem
% OF leIt ira set eoclagte Nero-
plan, par ser iniet SipStcan at OBJ
0oNc hos noNen al Dem.
Molflncn par uco oct poloIomnlc
ToIo fuloltUnoig lplintrct; life ct
al 0cn@ Stpffer par belt.
&c 10 omfomue NIppere bar beg
&c u1ge MGnb.
2oitnunt Walmdpiil pnr - Nar
g"nnlnlcl o1 baubc nIlcreoc ct arllect
Napn iuocn set iurnlfe J%SlnueruG'cn
ban If iii NlppcrOiplom / 0ebrnar
ioar. Soitnont Samilton par 20
Nlur1albcren; han hapoe / oct lioltc
Babe Nar Nlort SicncItc lom Oh
icruatpr / NipUGoTlcnet.
llIpItcn bar giprt CT Np5t $no'
trpt / Spcri1c; &onNcn % Gron.
uin1cn bar iellNt Iomliralen
GorI2frona ct aonoolencctcIe9ram.
Get par II NnrmanacroplarL o.
10 Sluucrc beruttcoc. Spm bcfienb.
bar Observation-Disclosures / Den lc
mere Sio pUret @icnitano Tor tier
Nritif / SpcriNc. iiTr sc, ion cl
bulNet iuocn @nnoct: oct ia0al
e%ocloQte par bp9gct / SicctboIm pt
par Ct Al NlduNcna upeltc Icropla
ntr. Get uar nlco eli inooan Ma
itiuc. at Soituult SiIop omfom iol
noNIe Wooucocr iiocn. S9lal
2citnnut arotltcot, Iom iorlcou
ialNt i Siren uco Suruiuno, brlgt'
Sarran Hcroplnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
soft, iotm iagoe "Wei 3af",
til VOrutmcr.

st engclif 9lao nppiler GrentpIer
paa Soft, iom bar iagt "Nei, Eaf" til
itore Sornuer. s a~opltaocn leper
Ell 9alnmel Wanb / itpr Sottiaoom.
San fnnoe MI pGret Manoemiuio.
n9r. Sor 40 Nar iioen afiloe ban
at betale 5 Ello for Den SSarm, bpor
fort 2ib eiter sc itorc Tiamantfore-
fonliter, De fienote &imbcrlep Mines,
blep flinoet. Wincrre inobrnatc faa
Mar ienere 9 Winipller Gllno oarlia
/ Netto. S9ina / johannesburg lie.
peoe for nogle gar iiben en- iattig
Staffnr, iom / lin Sio blep tilbllot
&c Beers Wiile for 1000 Ylino, men
ofilog. Saa Iar icnere aap oaiaa
bisie @rllber = WiQioner Ylrno oar-
lig.
5 ct Irbeioshus / 9onoon leber CT,
Waro, iom ioiate 100 Iftier / &C.
BON Greet GpnIols Complain ipr ct
Eltno Stpffet og oraf Eellaene op.
San p~plepeoc, at bpcr al Oisie Iftier
fom op / Ell Tris al 500 Ylluo Ster-
ling.
: Sbeaterperoenen iprtrncs man.
&c lignenoe Siititorier. Scr cr en-
MGngoe al DC melt fienbtc Sbcatcr-
%Itpffer, iom %ieilere i~nbbraate Sor-
inner, men til at bcgpnoe meb life
fanot Norlpagcr. - "Gbnrlcps San-
tc" i%orlaneteS ser 500 Yuno for;
men bcnne Eris blcp aiilaaet al II
SorlGagerc euer Observation-Disclosures
"@alitp Nair" fanbt fsrit Sprlpgger
otter Ell &Gffe Ifilag ira De melt
ficnbte &uic. &igciaa "Snfel CONS
Suite. Gnoog Sorfatterinbens
0iano, Troi. Stopc, iaeoe iii lin SIT
itru: "Spis Oh fan ticne dig n pei
tort Siltefiole paa Ben, iaa er oei
goot sicrt." Ntiis Morie Goreui
ianot heller life til at begpnbe mel
Torl1aaer for inc uomerfeoe @saer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
Oar ielp Uvpen.

sra Gcoor Hopios, Ga, mcbbe-
les Den lite slllgult, at Geo &. Ser
rim, SGQcr / Gcoar Hnpib3 patio.
nal @anf, iom iorriqe llge i%ortoltc,
at han bar blet operialot al Hsue-
re, o. at oiaie rspeoe @anfen for
$4,000, ifal, eiter bpab Tolitict be-
%rettcr, MI bupc tilitaaet. at oct bar
ham icIp, iom ~plpnoreoe @onfen, %
at S%iltoricn ON SpcriaIbct er pilr
Spipino.
$4,000 al oe itiaoIne Fenee ifal
pTrc tib~ogebetalt. Ferrin tiger, al
ban too Fcngene Tor at bctnle @iTlo,
ban hapoe pnnoro9ct Jig glennem
Sdnolpetulationer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
9ecprab % Smlegll.
Confirmation.
Z 12tc 2Iuouit 1915.

\ Yoitor :. Y. SdrmIot2 McniN-
hco al hcn Gorcncoc 9iric blcp 'ioltc
Scnooa uiholbt &onijrndtion. Nit
ten mae Clttcr 90 NiAcr ulloNor
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hpord' II blcp
fonilrmcrct pnn GuQcIii % III poo
Sort. Gen noritc Hlna'c bc'ion a.:
Sclma Roicitn MiffcIion, Nclnlcr
Mcrbaro @uliction, Ninrlc Gnnllic
Sohnien. Mortha &ouiic Ncehclm
Mabcl ,iohanno Gnflnn0, Gao Ma
rio %ict. Nina alice Snrcn'om sill
"a 9ouiic Icocrion, Sans Oscar
,<neuouocr. Zen cn0clifc alo2'c:
Cora Wnnclinc Nnhcr'on Norn Sc.
mclio @crqcion. Oscar Mclcmnl
@lomNrcn. Vctcr @ulbrnnO GIlicts
ION, either @|nlmo @oucp. Mcrmon
Tnopolo Guanonbl, Nnnmono Ghrl-
ition G.ualcu, Nrthir Ghruln Nl'on,
Teurl SIcrencc Soi@, Sohn NooIph
Winc.