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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01
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damfr Lady ''rwenty five" Cenaut
Man fgailaniiyJ You could easily aay
you woro rive years younger than YOU
are Lady NOh I've done that 40,
ready Noator Transcript
"A ~ shown ~ statistics that there
are more duint mfn than women in
The world Just 49, " 50 WIS necessary
Tor such % truth ~ be- shown in cold
figures i.os Angeles Times
George. where are your ach.oi
bonbsr- Whom natlera appeared that
books were wanted for che wounded !
rase mine 10 them sar ffeuclsco
star
'~rhe ffet ~ cur line. sir iiiaRledy
piRsledy, founded The family fortunes
with RriFt mill be- ran" When did
be- run this Frls miii7" BACK ln 1880
or fhsfrsbauts "ph Bfa I've often
heard ihoat we're the times when tniabf
hood WIS in flput iouiayllio Courier
Journal
Take inirRe aa They sre ~ ypa want
go cniuY life" 'ifur Instance "NuN.
my wife never cnioYA nyatefs hoeauae
aho is always louhlng fuf pearl which
iH never there" i.utHHvlilf Courier
Journal
y SUPPOSE you me what they coli
70 political IuHa "a suppose Ho" fo
riicd Senator Anfnhum. YEARLY "AH
Z understand the term political hofH
iH % mnn whn has 90 De- the hsrd work
ihe hnni tbinklrg and take 80 thr
blame for anything that H0ea WRONG
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01
CHARGES RUSSIANS
WITH MOST huffman
ATROCIOUS DEEDS
GERMAN AmnAsshDoR At WA8H
lNGTON issur8 a MEMOIR
Al RLCORDH or ACTS
SENT ALL NEUTRAL LANDS

iy Associated rress
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

The correspondent, ceentl, return.
81 run MeNise. WAS discussire hui
iiFhtihs az 4 sport and Impressed al,
heaiciA including tho judge. with IA.
bravery ~ the matadors
- short Is the sword used said
the correspondent that they arr cep,
PEELED 20 set directly between The hull.
horns on nccaelon 20 make the fatal
Thrust u il wonderful
What are they paidgH asked IN.
%ndHe' iumhllng with bnffalo nickel
Twenty thuneard dollars." said IN.
correspondent "a least, that II what
Nontrs, The Moxicu clly fMvofi,c ro,s y
The JUDGE had dltsiSsity III rcgainlns
bie cumpoanre,
MY hoy" said he finally. sfor sso.
ueo could XIII an elephant with a
needle" New York Herald.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

AZ q certain aunlic function ln Tnr
lnnd sutun years eHe. ih. queen wnn
pfrH'ui snd lnnrrihed hrf name IN a.
hiH h""k he honor - tho event 1907
Majesty. ~ cnnFao. simply wrote HNl,.
tutia" and was folinvod hy her dsunh
tor Who lnuoribcd hcr rnne "uosUuco "
The nest lads io riHn the book wss tho
wif" ~ che Mayor and noticing ihc
two eieniiufuH ufcredlng aho oniuly
wrutc hon nane Emma &c. ioula
Globe Democrat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

One. fourth 90 one tcaspoounh 81 IN.
Ning'r New Discovery, takcn as needed.
viii soothe and cheek Coughs. Colds
and the more Dangerous Rrunchlai and
iung Ailments, You can't afford a.
take the risk ~ serious illness. when So
cheap a remcds as pr Kings New
Discovery " ohtalnahle. 90 Is Naur
nrugslrt to-day get hottie of Dr.
Nins's New Discovery. start tho treat.
men, AZ once. You viii No gratifled fef
the ssief aud cure obtained AdNer.
llscmcnt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

ihil. lNhi southeast Winds.
TINS DATE IN HISTORY.
1905 France conquered lluutn. thf
rHrital ~ NORMANDY. which had
h,eu separated from trancc foi
see YEARS
lass Anne iioleyn crowned unran af
Nnalsnd
litl Huston hlnskaded hN EnRiish. hs
measure of punishmcnt ton
irlhutlonH Tor relicf wnrr sont h,
other cities Indignation sprDad
Through the COLONIES
ltH2 Ncntuchs admitted fntn the an.
ION with the consent ST Vlrainia
lsst rrnncssco admitted into thc I'm.
tom
1903 hctrolt doatroNnd hs firc. hnuscs
an 20 streets consumed. "a KILLED
1883 rou Gibson Miss. destroyed d,
fire
iNts Rush for soM nn Sacramento
River in California
1891 United Kingdom Alliance Tor
suppression ~ aupk Wafns
founded al Manchester. England
lsht Invasion 20 Canada ~ the ren.
ianH. who later met defeat
1871 House ~ Representatives adopi
81 unanimously the amendment
90 the CLAYTON Nil exemption
labor and agricultural oraanita-
flnna
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

Intervention in Mexico seems
within the range of reason. For
several years. the United States
has exercised temperance toward
Tile warning Factions and has
never persisted business interests
20 interfere with It's moral respon.
slhllilles. Now Mexico il hur.
dened with anarchy. and thou.
sands arr starving Tho self.st, led
patriots have NOT conntenanced re-.
ii'i trnm external sources. Tim,
aud agaiu, they have been urged
- cooperate with an unselfish
movement, having for lis ohieef
the snecor o. the masses hn, their
attitude has been uniformly con.
semp.uous, al timcS bordering
upon aftroni II Mexico must be
entered. there will be- the dienity
OF exalted purpose behind ne
snoNe and the army will be- backed
ny The sentiment of an undivided
citizenship.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

Gowns have names this season. and
tho frock shown here was POLITICALLY
termed Rose" II IN built Of roao col.
orcd embroidered chiffon with fun
skirt, It's fullncss confined by ghrlnnda
Of roses. Tho bodice IL cut with n
tiny pepum. aud tho arm STRIPS nrc
chiffon aud fhflunds ~ roaes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01
VIII You Read This Twice?
A very important question

very Important quest on
to-day which every housekeeper
must decide for herself is whether
she prefers pure, cream OF tartar
baking powder like Royal or
whether she IS willing to use alum
baking powder In food.
One kind is easily distin-
ruished from the other, since tina
laHs OF various States require
the ingredients TO be printed
upon the label. IF anyone IS in
doubt which TO use, II is worth
while 10 ask the Family doctor.
Then decide.
And when once a decision Is
reached let no advert sement or
dealcr'9 argument, or canvasser's
solicitation, change the deci-
sion. 1t is not q question OF
few cents or OF pleasing a sales-
man. IL IS q question OF health.
IF this appeals TO you as rea-
aouahlo and sensi IDLE advice, II
A. worth reading twice. And il IL
worth remembering.
ROYAL BAKING PONDER co.
Mex York
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01
CIRCULATION BOOKS
opkN 70 ADVERTISERS.
Tuesday June !, 1915.

The aquarium at Loyd's meets
a aced Visitors are Interested in
The bay and what ID contains An
fish life appeals 10 them. and fish
that are taken on the line cannot
BE- shrhci Home people, too. will
derive much benefit from the ox
hibii for many OF them don Z
know the difference between q
hair fish and Founder.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01
CARE OF THE BABY DURING SUMNER.

FIRST a ARTICLES ON TIE cARE oF eAgit
DURING not WEATHER PREPARED ron TIE CALLER ~ InE
cHLoRENs BUREAU UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LNsoN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

Yesterday y rain WIS of meal
culablc bonefii II was general
and reached deeply into the soil.
u assured a splendid corn crop
aud all classes Of forage II pat
summer grass on tho range aud
went long way toward making
colton. A week from now. Il
would have been little late. We
never knew oi natural event
more in the niek of time.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

The German note has been ~.
celvcd. Awaiting thorough as.
timnle ot Ils contuuts, we shall
not express an opinion. We think
that, IA dealing with nations AT
war, the United States must act
with the utmost most painstakinr
dellhefUtlon aud we think that
The press, particularly. must re
Tram FROM rash comment. Ninee
the Government, Ia the und. re
ilccls the sentiment Of the people
of which Il is composed. Presi
dent Wilson may be- depended on
u mrei the crisis az IL should hc
met, without runcor, without pref
udiee of Judgment, only striv
ing TO uphold the national honor
without plmging the muses. mto
The terror of conflict
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

Al lh"Hnts Hickey has returned fr,.r
i'allss where he has hcen atters.,.
,he hallas Nnivers'y ANA vn sp.n5
ihe Summer hcrc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-01

tovcrnor Ferguson has elevated
Judge Nelson Phillips 10 the Su.
premc jgsticcship. aud his %.
polntnwnl made without delay.
VIII bmoct WIN the general an.
proval of the bar. Judge Phillips
Is . man of honor and ability. Ills
opinious rank with the best that
Texas has ever known, They are
marked by yigor, olcnrnoss. am.
pie knowledge OF the law and ex.
tremc carcfulncss of preparation
We congratulate Governor Fer
puson aud the people Judge Phil.
lips ~ NOT 10 be- congratulated
Ills appointment has hccn earned.
and Us reflection will be- outward.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-03
SEE SOLUTION
OF INCIDENT
WITH GERMANY

WASHINGTON, June ga more
optimistic feeling regarding the Ger
man crisis prevailed here today as a
result OF the interview between Presi-
dent Wilson and the German AM
bassador, Count Won Bernstorff.
While the United States is not ex-
pected to yield on its previously an
bounced position, the belief in official
and diplomatic quarters was that the
German ambassadors report OF the in
terview to Berlin would have a con-
ciliatory effect upon that government
and bring the prompt and direct agree
ment sought by the United States to
adhere to the principles Of interna-
tional law
President Wilson continued today on
the task Of framing the rejoiner of the
government to the unsatisfactory note
recently transmitted by Germany. It
Is expected that this communication
will be ready for submission to the
cabinet tomorrow and will be dispatch
ed to Berlin tomorrow night or Satur-
day. The note, which will be brief
and to the point, insisting strongly
that Germany give direct answer re-
garding her intention to observe the
principles Of international law on the
high seas and cease the destruction of
neutral ships, with Americans aboard,
may be made public when transmitted,
but it is more likely it will not be
given out here until it has been re-
ceived in Berlin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-03
DON'T BURN HANDS
TO SHOW LOYALTY
SAYS POLICE CHIEF

Shortly before July fourth Chief of
Police Goodwin probably will issue a
proclamation announcing the kinds of
fireworks which will be prohibited on
that day under a city ordinance, pass
ed in 1910, including top pistols, can
non crackers more than six inches in
length, grasshopper fireworks and
others.
Mayor Robbins favors fireworks for
children, and is not an advocate of a
sane Fourth of July where too much
stringency prevents boys and girls
from enjoying themselves, he said to-
day.
Several councilmen have invariably
opposed safe and sane" Fourth, and
although Harry Hodgin, building in
spector. recommended the plan in his
report, yet no ordinance was suggested
to that effect.
The model Fourth, an independence
day without burned fingers, powder
marked faces, blinded eyes. singed
hair, and without a single aftermath
of suffering or death is the aim of the
State Fire Marshal Longley.
1t is pointed out by the fire marshal
that there is really no lack of ade-
quate legal measures under which
town and city authorities can enforce
sane Fourth regulations. The prob
lem is one of sentiment, which he
urges must be fostered until it domin-
ates the community celebrations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-03

ion for his four children in the past six
months and that he has been guilty
of cruel and inhunan treatment
toward her, declaring the children
were the tie that bound him to his
home and that he would leave his
wife except for their presence
The plaintiff asks the custody Of
the four children, Virgil, II: MILFORD,
6; Marjorie. 4. and Dorothy, six
months. She asks an allowance Of SIP
a month to support the children during
the year of separation. She also asks
alimony in lump sum of $1OO
Mrs. Nuss declared in the suit that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-03

she and her mother purchased house
at 1925 North I street in which the
family is now living and that Nuss,
although partaking of the benefits. has
refused to pay interest on the balance
due the former owner and has failed
to pay the principal. She declared she
has been compelled to pay the prin-
cipal Of which there is still a balance
of $3.50 ..-
Nuss Is an employee Of the Watt and
Keelor Casket company earning from
SIS to $50 week, his wife says. They
were married November %, 1899.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-03
BRIDGE ADDRESSES
BEN HUR CHAPTER

Members Of the Ben Hur lodge,
which will march to the Grace NJ. E.
church Sunday morning to hear Rev.
Bridge, the pastor, deliver the annual
memorial sermon, are expected to
meet promptly at 10 o'clock at the
hall in the Masonic temple building.
The subject Of Rev. Bridges address
Will be christianity and Fraternity"
A large congregation is expected to
be present
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-03
WANTS SEPARATION
FOR SPACE OF YEAR,

Asking that her husband be com.
PEELED to disassociate himself from
her for a period Of one year, Mrs.
Elizabeth Nuss filed suit in circuit
court today for what is termed by law
a bed and board" separation. "
Mrs. Nuss alleges that her husband
hais failed to make reasonable provis-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-03

in the office of Dr. Smith, superin-
tendent of the hospital, on Tuesday,
June IS. DR.. Smith today said he
knew Of nothing especially important
to come before the meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-03
BOARD MEETS JUNE IS,

The asylum board of the Eastern
hospital will meet in regular session
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
B. 4nundssn Publishing Co.. DEBORAH. Sowo.

Gifa - lon &c bite lon pno Sonpcn,
c%itcrionn oct par ucb Soniofbil. -
Ola bar en- aipntpcfor, % ionu DC
off opcr Gifnioroct tog ban Ill al
fptc, bruatc itorc Gro, oQ ipor pud,
at Der iallbte1 life Gnr Tor ham buer-
fen opcnpoa ellcr uroer Soroen. "a
DC fonu mo pua Saapen, fonl Der tllS.
lerlbc imoo Dem pnu @illuct Ell lloen
@ultungc - on Ola lom bopoc oct
I'll Tone at itrpnmc @utltngcr -
to9 til aniucn oQ loococ pod. at ban
Ifilloc gierc boooc oct OF oct mco
bonl, bui9 han life paaicoe liz. Wtcll
@iltiingcn iuntcS life at bare oct,
men off ligc poo Ola og greb banl |
armcn o0 ltisu bonl iorun lig no
giennem Iprcn % fa'teoc bont -
iom ON Ola ifiiloc pGret ell Solm'
iGf uoopcr Suapebrocn. % /
oct famine bar @utltngen borte. Vten
oa bIcp Ola rGo % foricoe liz %
at oct bar rof ingen @lltlrn0e,
men Ielpc RiSicu, ban huuoc t"rll'rct
paa ocnnegnug. 90 han req az liz
% imcg op SfiorteUrmerc,
FOR at ic poo Nrmcne Tine. % oo
bite Der liz bIao 6IUffer cfter 8iit
rnaena Soonbtng. Gette forlttreoe
SeIef bar Ionot. 90 ban par Ell
ionoiGroig Mono.
Slo GnoreoSicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Yrisitigningen pan 1ampifibsaf.

tier. 1ronobiem, 23be Suli. Gags.
poiten" bar bapt Ell Somtale mef
Sireftsr @ra Simonicn on9oaenbc
ben iterfe Yrisitigning paa Camp.
ifibsoftier. Sircftpr Sua Sinnon,
len itotalte bl. a., at ban mente, Of
Der fife f%oreligger noget, ionl fan
bcgrunbe Ell ioa iterf Stigning. Selr
pnl fpritc Sulpadr al 1915 bar pp.
ret inbbringenbc, peo man, life, bpor.
lcocs alloct Sulpoar fon arte fig. Ger
er mango Sean, ipm tpocr poa, of
Der blir itpre &nnlfeligbebcr of fipm-
pc mcb for SfibSfortcn / ~oetbclcto-
get, og in9en fan ibu9 pibe, buao
Sliltrcillltutet fnt bli. Otter bcrpoo
at bopc onttoIt Norbenficlbife Camp.
ifibsielifab tilfeicoe Gircftsren: Oct
er bperfen til pcofommenbe Camp
ifibaiellfaba eller til bcts glftiollPrers
8apll, at airicrne iobbcs op til CT,
ioa ilnormol &eioc. Ger bill oltio
bli enbeI slftionprer, iom blir ifilf-
icoe, naor Neiultaterne icncre ben
life ipurcr til Tnrpcntningcrne, %
for ct Selifub ion NcrbenficIoifc,
iom er baierct paa gul,ifc andre 6or-
uoirtninger, fan Der ielpielgcllg al
orig bore Gale ON at llobele ct ioo-
bant llbbptte iom DC forifielige
Srampreoericr fail.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Zen nNc SnlitielmabGne aabnes

Siilitielnta, 23oe Suli. Zen INC Gu,
~liticlmobancs piiiciene Iabnin9 iaiioi
Steo igoor / Sucrp9r al Ell HGffl
Snobllonc. Tircftipnena Sormoib.
ben %ipcnife 2anoabepbing Corner.
blelm, enifcbc 8iGiterne GcIfommcl,
% nlinocbe ON Den llopifling, Gel.
lfabct bopoc gicnnem9anet inbtil M
Ia aac Observation-Disclosures Nc
pre- cntnnter bupbc Torialb, aorcaie.
reoe ban Sfaolen til Imtmatber
meb 9af for al @elpiIic ira &c nor
fife Observation-Disclosures Sibc. Nmt.
mono Tcbericn iparebc % minbcoe
ON Oct cncrgiIfe % opgtige Irbeibe,
ion ira SulitielmaS Sibe bar uoiol'
oct for Tiitriftets llopifling. @en
ben me gonc / 6orbinoelie mco IS.
brpoer er oct Wcllingcn at boloc Sra-
iifen gnocnoe belle Iarct rlInot, mems
man biotil bar pGret itGngt al Sicll
onltrent Salpoelen al Murct. Tcb
Def me Inlre fan ogioa Terfets
Troouftion / hsi @roo eges. @oncn,
iom III cr ubpioct til olminbelig
inloliporct, fsrcr belt ircm til ia
gerli, iou bobbel Smlooning fnll
unb1aoes, bpoo Der betpoer ct BETH
beIig Ircmifriot baobe for Selifubet
iom 0iitriftet % BET reiienoe Ylbli.
finn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
CLINT ira ipnnbnc Sipcr.

le Gage laoer NationoIInuict iiol-
&c "gnlb. StiitSt," ioretage ret be-
tphcligc l~lo8ropltin9cr % llnberis-
aclIcr al npgle 8rnphele / MlSbcrg
/ Sorslep Sogn : Ell al Soicnc,
"Tisiebei", iont ciea al Notionol.
miieet - Den fiebteS for ca. 80
Iur iioen for so aroner - bar
man giort b~etpoelige Slunb. Ter or
iaoleoes illnoet Geitcr al ) Sfelct.
ter lanlt ca. 20 Happerler % ell
Wosic Stenfnipe, Sppo % grer.
Solt til Cato 81 Stuffcr EerIer OF
Stengienitanoe. Get melt intcrcs.
lonte CT, at &pien i~ubcholocr en- al
De ioafolbte Sctteitllcr mco ire 4orrs
re al iorifielig Sterrclic. Get cr
Den e1elte Setteltle / Sonmarf meb
ire aomre. Set forrcite err s 9(lcn
Ial1at, 21a gIcn brcot % 3 IIen
belt - DC ANDRE minore. s Ell AT.
ben Ssi err Der en- iammcnitprtet
S~tenopsic, bpor man unocr Stenr.
ne % inlelem bisie bar iunoct it'll
ilaaeoe ltrner. s ben treoic sri
fonbtes intet. Gilt tpococ pao, at
ben tioIigere hopbe pprct oobnct,
bporfor grbeibet her or itanict, me-
oenS oct iortiGttes / De TO andre.
Man pcrtcr Der at linoe mere. -
"Wibiebei" meneS at ppre ca. s.
1000 Iar gnmmcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
let %jfimococ Wcncjia.

0cneiiu, De mango Spltrelleloes
oa Sc iorclifcoe 8%ritoeparS an, Sp'
itiqbcoenS. SonQcnc5 % @lroernc"
gp &encjia cr bIeueu title, %
oens 2p9 er ~illffet al ari0cn2 Spss
Qclie. Naercoe ira WiiInno, 'ortpl'
Ter en- Meoorbeioer ucO "&onrnol
bcs Gcbnts", ioreguar Serrboneret.
len til @enc5io ! Wsrtc % laus'
hc6. oQ @arOinerne or trllfne ror
@aQ0onernc$ @inOltcr. Nan md1
intet bore % irtct ic; %indIeoes
frazer Observation-Disclosures oet.
Wict lonNt ont IGugc ruler 1o0et
IanoIomt ouer Grmuingcn mcIlem
0oounernc; mar islcr Rpens !fUr'
heo o. ipsrger bcfIcmt liz ieIp ont.
hpor mcgct mo oen far Ioronorct
zig.
"a iou0cIig, &ene5ia cr neppc I'll
ot tienoc igien. CUerolt bcrifcr Der
Stilbeo, cit npiten lanmcnoc @po
leSbc0, Ser iele@ cu0nu l%tcrtcrc I
Grinorinaen ON tioligere SiNer2
pulicrcn6c Gin. Faa bcune gar9tio
fom elers oe 6rcnme0e i~trsmmcnoe
nj @ner, / Suiinopis eler mere, %
Tremmcoisrerne pao NtortISOlao'en
uenter iorgiUpcs poo ole Dem Der
life pil fomme. ScIp Iueruc IN
mes or ioune Dem ser caer9 1Itlo
aior6e ia Ell G%orneicIie AZ at io0re
Dem. Vao Oenne YInos i%orltodr
man rel. hpor alt er i~oranoret Su''
ten Iunes iplOt al Ssrlmootgheo. oJ
man Isler bet. iom nour man Ter en-
anntmel Gen. bpis fiGre Graf man
life itrar iormanr al gientlenoe.
Nan bliocr mart FLAIR ouer @rltn-
ben BERTH. Gan Morm Ter belt
ufienoelig no. Snict %itroaler mere,
intet ifilrner mere / SoIen. aam-
panilens iorgplotc GngeI % De
aplbnc augIer pnn (omtlrtens
alotfetaarne or omounone meo
araot 1si. Sroncebeitene or toget
bort, o. Woiaiferue er ioriuunone.
Goaepalaoiets Salerier bar iaaet
SeaIitens6eifpttelie. "a Wurfus.
firfens Slbetapeler. Striiteitole,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Wotcifnber, Tsoslcr on Sposfalo

Statiitiif Gepnrtement bar uoienot
Ell Speriigt ouer 9GQteifober, Se0s.
Ter o. Tsosinlo / Tanmorf / 90.
ret 1914. SolfemUngoe1i ubgior.
De / Iarets Wtiote ca. 2,S59.000
Menneifer. Ser Itiiteoes ca. 1880
sGsteifaber, % Der isotes 1890
@srn. $4,000 Nerioner aigif pco
geben. Mebens 6obielsbpppigbe-
ben % Tebsprocentcn / 1914 por
omtrent ben iomme iom oct ioregao.
enoe Nor, par NntnlItt al inogoucoe
aGgtcifaber betpocligt mn6rc emo
IPopanli9. Nrln0en BERTH mna,
eiter Separtemcntet2 WeninQ. 10.
ges /, at Ell itor Gel 8iitermaal,
iom ifuloe hare iur0ct Steo / e..
teraarmaaneOerne. bar maattet %.
iGttes paa 8run0 a. De uiifrc efo.
nonliife SorboIo / IIminocIigbco,
men iipr ioroi 9ruogommen / man.
&c 5tliploer bar inofaIot til Sicnc-
ire peo Sifringsiturfen. - ! 1918
par Antauei al gGQteifaber / Nopem-
Der Woaneb ioaIehes $500, men /
Iomme Waaneo / 1914 fun ca. 2600.
Man maa belt tilbage iii 1892 Tor
at iinbe Ell 0opember. Dtaaneo meo
iaa iaa 8iitermaal Get er naun.
Iis / 9anooiitrifterne. at 9ggteifa.
berne / Waaneberne eiter arigens
llbbruo bar prret iaa iautaQige.