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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-04-22

ono Fiun9 TcFse1 INTO tNc WstcT.
launch; it did 0 deviate a hairs
breadth from the line. Fortunately
the men were looking toward the huge
frelghter a quarter of a mile farther
on, and from their talk it was evident
that that freighter was to be her prisr
o~n-bound for where? Nearer and
nearer came the h~ydropIane Was II
for her?
1t was impossible for the men not
to take notice of the barking of the
engines at last.
The things headed for u.s."
NroOn stared under his palm. 1t
was not credible that pursuit had
taken place so quickly. To test yonder
man-bird he abruptly changed the
course of the launch. The hydroplane
veered its course to suit.
Florence heard her name called
family. One Of the men drew MS
revolver, but VroOn knocked it out
of his hand.
There's the police boat, you fool"
Jump" a voice called to Florence.
She flung herself into the water
without the slightest hesitation.
All this came about something after
this fashion. When Norton arrived at
the foot of Corey street a boatlJan
informed him hat a young woman OF
his description had gotten into a fast
motor boat and had gone down the
river.
Was there any struggle?"
struggle? None that | could see.
She didn't make no fuss about go
ing"
Have you a launch?"
Yes, but the other BOAT has hall
an hours start, and I'd never catch
her in a thousand years. But there's
a hydroplane d Iittle above here. You
might interest the Teller that runs it."
Thanks"
But the aviator would not listen
"A life may hang in the bala bee.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-04-22

The day vas rather cloudy. JONES'
viewed the sky YEARLY. He could
hear Florence playing rather a cheer
less nocturne by Chopin. Fourteen
weeks ago this warfare lad begun, and
all he had accomplished. he and those
with him, was the death or incarcera.
ton of a few inconsequent members of
the Black Hundred. Always they struck
and always he had to ward off. He
had always been on the defensive:
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-04-22

Ion had a desperate battle with flame
and smoke TO gain the street.
Tie fire was put out finally, but
there was nothing In the ruins to prove
that there had been a counterfeiting
den there. There was. however. At
least n consoling feature: in the fu-
ture the Black Hundred would have
to ssid their stsr-chamber elsewhere.
1t was checkmate; or, rather, it was
a draw.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-04-22

mani expostulated Norton, longing to
pommel the stubborn man.
What proof have | of that"
Norton showed his card and badge.
20, SECT jeered the aviator. "A
little newspaper stunt in which / am
TO be the goat. 1t can't be done, Mr..
Norton; it can't be- done"
"A hundred dollars,"
Not for five hundred" and the
aviator callously turned away toward
he young woman with whom he had
e e conversing prior to Norton's ap-
preach. The two walked a dozen yards
away.
Norton had not served twelve a
as a metropolitan newspaper man for
nothing. He approached the mechan-
les Who were puttering about the
machine.
How about twenty apiece!" -
began.
ITO RE CoETiSuEp.1
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-11-06
The Douglass Recital,

Quite a large and enthusiastic audi
ence greeted Mr.. Joseph H. Douglass
of Washington, D. c., when he ap-
peared in violin recital, under the aus.
pieces of the Social and Literary So
clety at Pilgrim Baptist Church last
Monday evening.
And, all who were present were de-
lighted with his exquisite playing. Mr..
Douglass repertoire was wide in SCOPE
and stamped him as a true artist. He
gave Gypsy Song" and deep River"
by Coleridge Taylor, "Minuette"-
Beethoven; Scene from the Czavda:
-Hubay; Liebisleid, Vienna Waltz
Kreisler; "Swanee River" and "Wieni-
awski Mazurka, Cadenza, The Birds"
- j. Douglass; "Serenade" - A.
DrxAmbrosio; "Liebesfrend" -Kreisler;
Observation-Disclosures; "Zigeuneuwe-
isem"-Sarasate. Every one a gem.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Lucille
Douglass, of the Oberlin Conservatory
who also gave piano solo, ITO
Spring"-Greig that captivated her
auditors. st. Paul furnished quartet
of musical stars, viz: Pipe organ,
"Barcaralle"-Offenbach; Mrs. Emma
Archer; vocal solo, Rose of My
Heart"-Herman Lair, Mrs. Cleat
Oliver; vocal solo, "Serenade'-
Schubert and "The Rosary" Mrs. E.
0. James, accompanist Miss Albreta
G. Bell. The audience was enrap-
tured by the performers all of whom
were warmly and deservediy ap-
plauded.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-11-06
ture, a complete success

After many years of effort by the
people of St. Paul in an endeavor to
erect public hall, success has been
secured by the Union Hall Association
composed Of Perfect Ashlar Lodge No.
4, F. and A. M. and Mars Lodge No.
22O2 G. U. O. of o. F. Great credit
is due to the men who helped to bring
about this much needed building to
which we can point with pride and
say this is ours" The building is
plain and substantial and is composed
of two stories and a large basement
and at present is the meeting place of
every fraternal body in this city.
The members of the association feel
that the people of the city are as proud
OF the hall as they are themselves and
they believe there are enough people
In the Twin Cities who have public
spirit and civic pride enough, to pack
the auditorium to it's utmost capacity
on the. occasion of the grand opening
Nov. 8. So they make this appeal to
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-11-06
MOVES TO LARGER QUARTERS.
F. D. McCracken Making Success in
Real Estate Business.

Real Estate Business,
True to the predictions of his many
friends, Mr.. F. D. McCracken for many
years private secretary to former Con
gresham Stevens, is making good in
the real estate and insurance business
and owing to adding new line, is now
compelled to move to larger quarters
and on Monday next will occupy Suite
No. 40 in the Court Block. Mr..
McCracken by his active and pro-
gressive methods of business has
made deep impression on the leading
members of the st. Paul Real Estate
Board and has done a great deal of
business for them.
He has made good with his many
clients in both the real estate and in.
surance lines and many Wholesale and
retail business houses have insured
through him.
Will Sell Farm Lands.
Mr.. McCracken has interested a
party of capitalists who have OBJ
tanned option on several thousand
acres of land in Wisconsin and Min.
nesota which he will place on the
market on the easy payment plan and
he has already received several in
qu1ries from prospective buyers. Mr..
McCracken seems to be the right man
In the right place and it is gratifying
to know that he is receiving the
strong and loyal support of his people.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-11-06
ST. PAUL
WEEKS RECORD OF HAPPENINGS
IN MiNNESOTA'S CAPITOL.
The "Saintly City" and Sanity City
Folks-Newsy Items of Social, Re-
tiers Among the PEOPLE.
IIgious, Political and General Mat
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1915.
ST. PAUL

Next
Monday r..
Evening at .-s..
Memorial Baptist Church.
The Joseph n. Douglass Violin Recital
Bear in mind the grand opening Of
Union Hall, Monday, Nov. 8.
Mr.. Fred Green, 962 st. Anthony
Ave., was taken home very sick on
Wednesday night.
Gatherings. may be obtained at
any time at Young's Cafe. Call or
phone your order.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-11-06
"DIxoN's BIG REVUE OF 1867
The Attraction at the Star Theatre
'". Next Week.

Have you ever seen twenty shapely,
prancing, dancing, beautiful and CAPRI
clous young women gathered on one
stage in a single production, and of.
Ter one OF the most original ensembles
introduced behind the footlights? If
you haven't we would advise you to
pay particular attention to the advent
OF "HENRY P. D1XON'S (Inc.) BIG
REVUE OF 1916" which is to be the
attraction at the Star theatre com.
mencing week of Nov. Z.
There are any amount of catchy
songs, tuneful music, original bits,
with dialogue and sparkling comedy
along with a real play possessing a.
real plot and situations that are typi-
cally new and unique. Harry LeVan.
Claire Devine, Joe Dixon, Mabel How
ara, Marie Nugent, a charming young
soubrette, Greta Shelly, John Birch,
Helen Day and Lettie Bolles are
among the other fun-makers.
Mat1nees as usual.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-11-06

Cut glass mayonaisei set, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hyde, Minneapolis.
I Lady Baltimore cake, and hand
painted plate, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. IA.
derson.
Linen lunch cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. ..
Coleman and Mrs. Lewis.
Lace dresser scarf, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Patrick.
Linen Towels, Miss Eula TAYLOR.
Marble fountain, Mrs. Dorothy Boon
Linen, Miss Rebecca Lowe.
Linen table cloth and napkins. MI.
and Mrs. G. B. Lowe.
Linen, Mrs. Snipes.
Prof. w. A. Weir, silver carving set
Mr.. and Mrs. D. BRIDGEPORT. half
dozen water glasses.
The young couple will make their
home with the brides parents for the
present where they are at home to
their friends.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-11-06

every man, woman and child to show
his or her appreciation by being pres.
emit. There will be a particularly
pulse promoting and pleasure produc.
ing program presented by prominent
and patriotic people, please be pres.
ent and participate and prove your
progressiveness. Cason Bros. Orches.
ira will furnish the music.
Everybody cordially invited.
The program will start promptly at
$3.50, so those who wish good seats
should be on hand early.
Mr.. W. T. Francis will be master of
ceremonies.
The speakers are: Governor Ham.
mond, Mayor Powers, Geo. H. Wood
son OF Buxton, Iowa, B. S. Smith.
Minneapolis, r. M. johnson and
others.
A splendid musical program will be
rendered under the direction of Mr..
c. H. Miller. ~
Carriage call 200 a. m.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-11-06
McWATT-LOWE.
A Handsome Young Couple, Welded
in WedIock.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Lowe, 726 Sherburne Ave., was the
scene of very pretty home wedding
Wednesday, Oct. ~ at high noon; the
contracting parties being Mr.. Arthur
McWatt and their daughter Miss
Carrie B. Lowe. ~
The house was uniquely decorated
with autumn leaves and cut flowers,
the floors being strewn with leaves to
represent woods effect.
The ceremony was performed in the
front parlor in one corner of which
was beautiful wedding bell of au-
tumn leaves. Rev. J. P. Sims of St..
James A. M. e. church performed the
ceremony.
Prof. w. A. Weir played Lohengrin's
wedding march for the professional,
and Mendelssohn's march for the re-
cessional.
The bride wore gown of white
crepe meteor and carried a shower
bouquet of white chrysanthemums.
The maid of honor Miss Rebecca
Lowe was gowned in yellow satin and
carried yellow chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Lewis Tyrrel of Chicago was
best man and he and the groom were
attired in regulation costumes for day
light ceremonies.
Just after the ceremony the bridal
party motored to photographers and
had pictures taken and returned for
the wedding reception as only relatives
and intimate friends witnessed the
ceremony.
The dining room was decorated with
carnations and ferns the dining table
with ferns, carnations, cut glass and
silver surmounted by the brides cake
and the wedding cakes.
The young couple were the recipi-
ents of number of costly and useful
presents, among which were: cut glass
fern dish, girls of Stronge & Warner
where the bride held a position for
four years.
Leather rocker, Commercial club
employees.
Cut glass maple, Mrs. M. Carol.
Set silver oyster forks, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Rogers.
Silver comb and brush set, Mr..
Lewis Tyrrel.
Silver candlesticks, Mrs. e. Talbert
and daughter and Mr.. A. Cotton.
! Silver sandwich plate, Mr.. VIM.
Thrill.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-11-06

Mrs. Matte r. Hicks desires to
thank all who assisted in the collection
of new garments for the inmates of
Crispus Attacks Home, also those who
donated. She had 167 garments and
1915 for the shoe fund.
"SHINE EN- UP!" When you wish
your shoes shined or polished in the
most artistic and satisfactory style,
go to the PEOPLES SHINING PAR
LOR, w. H. Porter, Propr., 349 Min.
nesota street, between 4th and 5th-
Advertisement.
The Women's Progressive Club
meets the first and third Thursday
afternoon of each month from $3.50 to
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-11-06

ANNOUNCEMENT. q.
Mr.. FREDERICK D. Nc
CRACkEN HAS MOVED HIS
REAL ESTATE AND lNSUR.
ANCE OFFICES TO SUITE 40
COURT BLOCK, 81 EAST
FOURTH STREET. PHONE
CEDAR $3.50.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-11-06
HALL

Cor. Aurora and Kent SITS.
THE FORMAL OPENING OF
WHICH WILL OCCUR ON NEXT
MONDAY evenings AND WILL BE
THE GREATEST EVENT OF THE
YEAR. you ARE CORDIALLY IN
VTED.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-11-06

Revs. J. P. Sims and E. H. Mcdonald
and the remains were shipped to Chi
cago. The members of the Order Of
Eastern Star and Household of Ruth
OF st. Paul attended the funeral and
accorded the obituary honors.
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THE DOUGLASS RECITAL.

PROF. JOSEPH H. DoU-
GLASS, OF WASHINGTON, D.
c., GRANDSON OF FRED
ERICk DOUGLASS, WILL AP-
PEAR IN VIOLIN RECITAL
AT MEMORIAL list
CHURCH., RICE AND FULLER
STREETS, ON,NExT MONDAY
EVENING. HE, WILL BE &C. !.
COMPANlED BY HIS WIFE,
MRS. LUCILLE DOUGLASS,
G RAD ATE PIANIST OF
OBERLIN CONSERVATORY. .
SOME RARE LOCAL TALENT
ALSO. TICKETS Is CENTS.
EXERCISES OPEN PROMPT
lY AT 8 O'CLOCK.
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CHRISTMAS SALE.

THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE
AND EXHIBIT OF THE LADIES'
CLUB WILL BE
HELD AT UNION HALL ON THURS.
DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS, DECEMBER 9, 10, H..
THE PUBLIC is CORDIALLY IN
VITED. ADMISSION FREE. DEL
ICATESSEN AND CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS FOR ALL.
MRS. W. B. TANDY, Pres.
= MRS. J. A. ROBERTS, Sec'y.
= > s. = = :. = : :: s. :. :. :. > =
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-11-06

Mr.. o. c. Hall, who recently under
went minor operation, is again con-
valescent and will return to his duties
in the county auditors Office Monday,
no preventing Providence.
The members Of the G.. O. P. in St..
Paul are much elated over the success
the party had in the elections through
out the country, and look forward to
general victory next November.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
en- Ppeoeflom

Ebilaoelpbia, ga, 15Ne Nop.:
0n igangpTrenoe SpeOetransport
CT rimeligpis ben i%tsrIte, Ser0er
liugeniinoe bar pGret 4ienuiOle til.
Ser / Ebilaoelpbia er life alene ole
Glepntcrer breoiuloe, men Der beiin'
rer iig oper 1000 @oosnogne iulo'
loiteOe meb Speoe ih,peoe iamnlel
Der pentenbe pan at bli los'eoc |
Sur, iaa mart iom GnmpifibSila a
oerne onfonlmer / @allait fra Git
ropa for at tsntnle Glepatorerne for
Sc oper 100000 @uibel, iom er
cpbobet / oisie.
Zen peItlonenoe 6laaoe, lonl
itapner moo GbilaoeIpbia, fan til
idnmen fragte 100000 @uibel.
Sceaniragterne tiger oaglig. Ser
Soar Mpgtcr ON, at ben itolienlfc
Te1jerilg mart bill bjemfaloe ale
iine Sfibe, bpilfet piloe ioregc
Mnngelen % enc pocrliJere for
beie Sragterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
l)illitrcmSaScn.

Son Ironci2co. Sal. SEN t6oc
Nou. Naa set omcrifunitc Hlrbciocr.
iorbum02 Mpor iooQ blcp Ser ucotn.
act en- Nciolution t Gopcr Al Ntnaab.
nina 'or ,>oicph Nilitrum. ion1 paa
TrcOdQ err ornt til al hcnrcttcs uco
Smnuiud / Salt NOfc Sim, lltuh.
Ter u0tolc@ / Rciohltionrl. at Sill.
itrrm lite bar hnpt "a lair trial.
&ciolutioucn puo!rgNcr VrUiiocui
@ompcr2 uiortrutt at tilitinc Wu.
.peruer &iuldm Spru Al lltoh, lltah2
Observation-Disclosures. Sen iucnity
Wmbaaia0er til Sc Epr. Statcr Cd
&r00j0cnt &}Il'0n Nlltri'tcr a Hc'o.
%Ittloncn.
Ser rcttc9 Ell ipccicl N~cnuenoclil
I'll Wumcruer Sprp ON at uiic @arnl
hicr,iahco. iao ser ian oipea NiQ
itrem Nnleouina iii at ioo Soacr
.Qicuoptalct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
Oanif Sfib iaSet.

Mem Dort Sen 1G0e Ron. Nop'
tcin y. Wollcr. Tcrcr Al set DANTE
Tompifib "Ninlano", ion iorri0c
Cu30oN uocnior Hniten al Ncm Ser
ZEN blcp bcororct al en- britiif 2rp0ier
til at IU0lc hi, inolcpcrcOe Ibog pao
set Nauitc &oniulnt en- @crctnina,
huori hon crtlTrcr, at oct brittle
ariQ@itib ioriulQtc "&iuInno" Here
WiiI mocnior 3 WijI3Qrruicr Tor DC
Gor. Stotcr@ ucitrolc Sieterrito.
rlllut.
Ndpiciu Mcucr9 @erctninN nil bIi
tiIitiuct 0eu honltc Niiniltcr / @oih.
iultou lit &iocrcioritn0clic til Sen
ooultc NcQicriua
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
N,rs. \. 2. Shomitoo % gro.

Mrs. ). 2. Sbomitob % BRO
>rrcn, SoIitcm Stoei,, reilte Seron9
tilbaae iii @arn Wiun., citcr at boz
pc oeIiaact i 9c0rapclicn c'ter lin
Moocr. Mrs. Stocn / Sigblonoplue.
Mrs. 6. 81. Clion bIeu | 6re-
oCaS pao lin Se~oieIoodg oncrrnltei
a; ct Nntnl %eninNcr, iom TOM Tor
a. 0ratnlcrc mco 0agcn. &c e'ier'
loo Ell Veuaeqouc I'll Wtinoe ON @e'
ip9et.
MRS. @. @orber reiiie Cns'
rcg iii Nj. Norcb, @iS.. huor hir
II! beieQc Slpltnin8cr I'll opcr Snt'
iiQclicso0Ncn. Sonncn @citcr III.
triuner CT Ear Tigers 0i0 / MINI
EoapoliS.
Mrs. 2pmon 9teticberg % n
Senncr. iom bar iiIbra3t oct llolte
Mars lii hoe line SorGlore, DIR.
rG Mrs. anIt @rnuea her | CONT
trct. rciitc bicm iii Snrgo, u. Sat,
! &er0lls.
Gen norli0c Nnnfct al DC al
@ncna Tolt. iom cr intcrc0icrct /
@pmunitifloto!ct poa @roaomop.
ituot Stco Siraoog gitcn. Gamer
NJ ! Observation-Disclosures
icrocreoc. Fo'icr %actlnno uplpitc,
a, Ser pco iorifjclig Subifriptlon
iiocn ii0itc CONNER or tomrnct mo
s.. 500 til @pnmaltifiorcnin9clL
hri9 &jUl0 MI cr bctalt paa $500
llnr. Gtttc NcIeb ucltcr man o1lan
At ian m0betalt / &ebct Al %Inte-
rem. ( e Gouic operrafte iont en
@nuc til 6Orcrinlcn ira Gamcrnc
Is. u. Il ct 6lnQ mcO en- %pnaicnoc
oc Gale, o. AIRS. &amc@ Grdpcr
lou Ell CplTaninN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
Spor uofcrIel.

Nelu Dorf, Ben 13be Nop.: Zen
~iterite lloieriel, iom nogenii1be i DC
0orencoe Staters Slitorie er fore
Gouct ira Ell enfelt Sapn / Ell en-
left Mauneo, afifibeoes ira Seem
Dort i Oftober. S~tsriteparten al
@orerne. ienotes til Be frieierenoe
Scnoc.
SotclpGroien al lloiprielen beie5
ii0 til St75,000,0 600, bpilfet iporer
IT. giememinitlig oper Z Miuioner
Collars ior bper grbeiOSong / Waa-
neoen. : September beleb lloicr-
le!cn ira Nerp Dorf fig til S162,-
100000.
Ger nisif / Sftober ira Sem
Norf 1913 Stibe, ale i~ulolaiteoc
MOB 800 / September.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
en- 1leecr lcber eraiat.

Wenomonie. Wid)., ben 15be No'
ucmber: Tn lIcaer pco Nopn Sc
rome Nelion !ob ioaa aroS'at beri
@pen nleo 0ct Neiiltat, al Ell MdnS
tlep brrbt % TO ~lipsiarli9 iaarcoe,
On iieroe Veriun Hap ira oct mel
eli uiorlig Sfyontme.
Gam Mc@relor b!ep brGbt, mems
bon ior'satc poa at boloe NeNereri,
IT, Tolitiet flnoe fomIne tiliteoc,
Sobn Smith, iom fom ham til limo
i@tring liAlcr Tor Gsoen, % Fetel
Si'h Ser cr 50 Mar Janrn,cl, bier
al Neaeren iIoaet / Sopeoet meb Ell
Sern'tana. iaa bans Silitarb e,
rNerit fritiif. Sans Sen Sobn bIet
iCaret Al Ell Nepolperfuglc.
Nue or 6drricre fra Smeenen a
ToiperS, ca. % Nil berfra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
Ct fort peianloo.

Meip Orleans, Ga, 15bc Nop.:
&eprTicntonter fra If Slater i
WiSliaiippiealen % ben fnnaoiifc
Nropins @innipeg har ioag organi'
icret "Seiicrion &igbmap Isiocia.
tim" meo oct Sornnal at bpgge en-
moOerne @anoepei noroouer giennenl
Mislislippioulen fra Nelu Orleans
til &innIpea.
Meoct anbnebe5 al @uperner
&oQ al 2ouiiiana, Der inblebeoe en-
clmIinoelig Oisfnsiion al oct i%torar.
tlbc S%oretagenbe.
Huten er naturliguis enbm life
nUrmcre beltemt, men oct antaJes,
at BEN / iaagootiom belle lin 2pngoc
nj fonlnte til at gud paa TeitliOen
al Sloocn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
Sjcrnion uopebet.

&iebenbnun, Sanmarf, Sen 15oe
Nou.: Te ca. 5000 Yerioner, ser
i9anroitcS mo0te up til bet Sore.
Drag, iom 9iorn gisrnior, Ssn al
Sen norifc Sarmatifer, ifilloe boloe
ON fine Snbtrpf fra arigell, uiloe
life Iooe SaIerrl fonme tiloroe.
Ter bar Meolemmer al Sen tpitc
2egntion tiIIteoc, men Meitepartell
al 5ilbererne bar &iebenbnpnere,
beriblanot ct tort MntaI Stloenter.
ga @isrnlon reiite iig FOR at tale,
iotte Ellblifnm i at ipn9e o. ifrigc
og ser blep ertIrret. at De bar pili.
a. til at lpite I'll en- Spifer, nren life
til Ell Nerpn ira ct neutralt 2ano.
giterat Tormnnoen baDoe iorieat
i ouer en- Sime at tifpeiebrin9e To,
crtlGreoe ban Wcoet bGDet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
olmerifanlf Sfib entret,

ariit,anin, Norqc. Den l1be Nop.
Get omcrifnnifc Scilltib "Nnorclp
@cld" blcp ihoQ ilUbt iun til Sri.
itionin al 0anipitibct "9tuialnnb".
SfuocL iom oiiciIcoc ira San Srnn.
cisco, Gal, Den 19bc Nilg. ior Sal
itoo, Sutrigc, bIcu uoenior Sbct-
%lonoaeernc cntrct al ell |sitnant %
lem Mtano ira en- brliiif Nnltbnub %
beorbret at bc9ipc liz til &crwicf Gn
poloiom Siorm, iou opitob, orep
lmjolertio Sfuoen bcniuoo oen nor.
lie aplt, bpcr "NuiSIono" fog ocn
pad SlUb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
SmaapIuf.

Z I Nu2mcot par Ell (ur
fl @umcopoli2 'ioilc ll9c.
4tii2 %luO2ruo 81 Mrs. sem.
II 9ieia rtii,c llr4ool til Cu1uuuc.
Aiii2 %ma NittiI9bp btioltc
iioitc lllc lin Seitcr / 9"t)rtbVclo,
4iium.
\ statter or ser til Gomm.
fc@icrcrcn ionr Wo6ttolt SSH.
o37.l2.
&rs. {. :. ~.t ira "a
Goaic beie0io 'i>itc lllt 5IuNtuiu.
ger bcr / 2ccoraD
Mr. "a @}r2 Better G0citoo
fra &owlcr bc'tlte Spu0oQ4 Air.
oa 4lys u ". lDbicu.
Mrs. ,Eac3b Nomrt "a Wijis
emma Nalcoriou lar o,aue Ia,
rorlt en- lur til Gl,rmout. IA.
< : Griction, Mrs. Ctto
GabIj,lm4 GaHcr. er tonmct psrr,o
n @a'tin0s 4iiWu., 'or At til.
lra3c @u,crHt.
Mr.. ~ airs Ntjmart ry M.
Tia Inter htrtiI ira AiloIGpou M,r.
MeImort err ''r (loyu ouilt ou!
!iltion@ llhrma1criorr,iujua.
I. 3. 4icla12 1or ioi1t sci
ealpe c' >cn Seti.ou Qluo. Fan ior.
Ie9en tiogtc pcN Hen. M,iuu.. III
Ben 9%te.iou / Sacre0 Scarf.
Mr@. u. e @rimicc rciilc
Trcoo1 II. Siour sails. : Sat.
hnor Mr.. @rimioc cr ouiat iom "a.
rel. % bpor &c mi MI boirttc ia.
4Prs. ". : Ammoiou ira
SiabIonoriue blcp { Man0ala Der
| @pen rnnlmct az oppoplcttnf Slo1
op Ii98er III paa Gecorob 0oigitol.
MRS. Claa C'@rjcn reiil.
@'onoa9 ti!boae iii Britt. Ga, citcr
Ell IRE llgers Si0 al bouc 6eielt i'm,
6orGIOre, gir. % Mrs. !. <. San.
ion.
- 9iiiS GIiie eipeIanO. Der han
ti!braat Ell Sio Der pla @iiit bo:
9tiia @i!oa Storla "a Mr. % Mrs
Selan0, reiiie biem Ill sSeteruia.
ieGar.
Secornbs Sfoleiupcrinicuoeni
Mrs. epn VI. 6leming, CT oaigt /.
Sornrano paa Soma Staie Senderi
Gsioeiations erefutiufomite iiieeet
foi ). W. Senmitt / @aion Sin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-19
GarMttamo.-Spue 9(ar at be-


- tale. Nruotbore Harme peitlioe 0dz
nooa frembDoes al Canadian Fdcifit Hail=
nan so. Nru9tbor Serb % eobt &limat,
betpernme Warfeoer, 9ooe 8irter oo Sfoler,
uopertrTiieli9e Sransportmioier, ole pez
tpemneIi9beoer o9 9ooe Anleoninger Der bpz
bes i bebite Sarmpiliritter bporiombelit.
Eriier 81 til $50 pr. &cre; i~rrioeret 9ano
ira S35. 1aon al 81 1000 iii &iGlp for praf.
tiife %sSarmere / irri9erebe Siltritter. Sppe
Nar at betole eler for ON bu eniter.
SGnge ier bin iibits officiating er forfaloent
nil Din iarm bape betalt ior ii9 ielp. Oeiau
enoel opoprfebe 6orme meo &~oaningsbule,
Uohu'e, Vrpnb, @iRroer o9 @plin9 III
porenpe p0o benz, til iomme 9nniii9e Wetiu=
9~eIler. &enten ole (iliGIOer tun g Nros
cent. elsie Silbub 9iGloer 9obt gono; ri
bpoer bisle Nilfaar forbi pco, at Ell SSdrmer
paa port eonb fan eisre Srem9ans; ban
tam lepe 9oot % ipare not til a. betole for
lin Harm. 0onoet peitlioe Canada er nas
turll9t itiftet ior slpl at Sorn, @rGSarter
oa @reitlaser, for Weierioriit, ior SpbrGts
ming al Neite, &p9s, Saar, Spin o9 6iers
trG. 6outanter erbolbes peb be bsie &orils
priier. llbiGt lite bet beplte ganb pil to9es
iprit. Grin ioa9 eiter fri Saauobog og
fulbltGnoiSs Splpsuin9er til s. Q. SenniS,
Assistant to the President, Department
of Natural Resources, Canadian Pacific
Railway, Calgary, alberta, Ganaod.