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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-10-08
THIRTY-THIRD EPISODE
THE LURE OF THE MoDIsTE.

Early one morning very handsome
woman of the adventures type ar
rived with several trunks at the big
summer hotel just outside the town,
the st. German.
Among the many fashionable people
at the watering place, however, she
attracted no great attention, and in the
forenoon she quietly went in her mo-
tor for a ride.
It was Madame Larenz, one of Del
Mars secret agents, who, up to this
time, had been engaged in spying on
wealthy and impressionable American
manufacturers.
Her airing brought her finally to
the bungalow of Del Mar, and there
she was admitted in a manner that
showed that Del Mar trusted her
highly.
Now" he instructed, after a few
minutes chat, 81 want you to get ac-
quainted with Miss Dodge She's quite
human Pretty gowns appeal to her.
Get her to the St. German. Then
I'll tell you what to do"
A few minutes later the woman left
in her car, so rapidly driven that no
one would recognize her.
1t was early in the afternoon that
Aunt Josephine was sitting on the
veranda when an automobile drove up
and very stylishly gowned and bon
neted woman sCepped out.
Good afternoon" she greeted Aunt
Josephine ingratiatingly, as she ap-
preached the house. Il am Madame
Larenz of New York and Paris. Per
haps you have heard of my shops on
Fifth avenue and the Rue de la Paix."
Aunt Josephine had heard the name,
though she did not know that this
woman had assumed it without being
In any way connected with the places
she mentioned.
I'm establishing new sort of sum-
mer service at the better resorts" the
woman explained. You see, my peo-
pie find it annoying to go into the city
for gowns. So l am bringing the lat
est Paris models out to them. Is Miss |
Dodge at homer"
Il think she is playing tennis" res
turned Aunt Josephine.
"Oh, yes, see her, thank you" the |
woman murmured, moving toward the |
tennis court back of the house.
Elaine and l had agreed to play
couple Of games, and were tossing
racks for position.
Very WELL" laughed Elaine, as she
won the toss, take the other court"
1t was cool day, and / felt in
good spirits. Just to see whether
could do it still, 1 jumped over the
net.
Our game had scarcely started when
we were interrupted by the approach
of stunning looking woman.
miss Dodge?" she greeted. 'Will
you excuse me a moments"
Elaine paused in serving the ball
and the woman handed her a card
from her delicate gold mesh bag. 1t
read simply:
NINE. LARENz
PARIS
Gowns.
Elaine looked at the card moment
while the woman repeated what she
had already told Aunt Josephine.
You have them here, then?"
queried Elaine, interested.
Yes, / have some very exclusive I
models which I am showing at my
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-10-08
Gowns.

Elaine looked at the card moment
while the woman repeated what she
had already told Aunt Josephine.
You have them here, then?'
queried Elaine, interested.
Yes, / have some very exclusive
models which I am showing at my
suite in the st. Germain."
"Oh, how lovely!" exclaimed Elaine.
'I must see them"
They talked a few minutes, while l
waited patiently for Elaine to start
the game again. The game, however,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16
BEND

A. L. Ebersole and the kids were
home over Sunday.
j. M. Lloyd made a business trip to
the north Monday of this week.
Miss Nora Ebersole was down from
Saco and spent Saturday and Sunday
at her home. !.
Sam Paulson had the misfortune to
break his drill, which put him back
several days with his seeding.
Nels Christensen and wife Of Glas-
gov spent Sunday at their farm home.
Nels has in 100 acres of wheat.
If the wind had only blown the
other way, is the song that Tom Fer
ell sings when the thistles come bound
ing over his fence.
Kelsey Dorr has rented the Taylor
quarter section. With his own land
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16
kdilrodd NeWs
Special Correspondent

Engineer McGrath is laying off for
80 days.
Engineer Harris is back on the Sec
ond district.
Engineer John billiard has turned
farmer and is laying off for 80 days
Fireman John Luhr is on engine
1886 since the 1889 was pulled off last
week.
Engineer William Reyes returned
to work last week and is back on en-.
CINE 1886.
George Wright has accepted the po'
sition of Head Lite specialist at the
round house.
John Hyde has been firing No. q
and % in place of William Sutherland
who is laying off.
Fireman Rybock is on No. l and {
with Engineer James Lanahan. Fire
man Silas Jackline is on the opposite
run.
Bud Barwise returned to Glasgow
last Saturday after a two weeks TRIP
through Canada. Bud says that bust
ness is good here.
Engineer Charles Schumacher il
getting anxious, for the 1479 as HI
hears that this engine is going on thu
fast mail when she comes out of thu
Havre shops. Several engineers hav'
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16
,RAlGER

p, Gels made q, business trip u
Rock Creek last Monday.
The farmers of this neighhorhoo<
have commenced blowing, disking ant
seeding their land.
A. F. Simpson Of Opheim was
business visitor in this valley last
Sunday and Monday.
S.lW. Day traded his gasoline tract
or to Floyd Hsvener Of Tango TO,
some horses, cattle and q wagon
Another meeting Of the Badger Pro
'ective Association was held in the
school house last Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred Wycoff and children ar
rived from Kansas Tuesday to joir
her husband who located in this val
ley a few weeks ago.
The evolutionary recital given b,
Miss Grace Ford in Opheim last Sat
urday night was attended by a good
sized and a~ppreciative audience.
Miss Fay Lang commenced teaching
the Tango school last Monday. Thu
Tango people are fortunate in secur
ing the services of so good a teach
or,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16
WeRurQl
tens Sent in BY The Couvievs
Special Covps Of NeUs G0theneEs
MALTA

MALTA
Miss Vera McGregor spent Satur-
day and Sunday on her claim near
Lovejoy. ,
The school entertainment at the
Bison theatre Friday night was a sue.
cess in every way.
Miss Marie Winkenweder arrived
from Chicago Sunday and went out
to her claim south Of town.
L. P. Sanregret was a Glasgow Wis
itor over Sunday, w. G. Schneider
at Saco, and Maurice J. Dabney at
Dodson.
L. c. Edwards and daughters Lily
and Dorothy will go to Great Falls
this week, to accompany Mrs. Ed
wards and baby home from that place.
The Rebekahs will have a program
and cafeteria supper after lodge Fri
day night. The proceeds Of the sup
per will l go towards purchasing dish
es and other necessaries for the lodge.
The dance given at the Trafton-
Dorr warehouse Saturday night was
well attended and much enjoyed by
all present. Music was furnished by
the Sherdahl orchestra and old-time
dances as well as the new, we're the
order of the evening. A nice little
Jul was realized for the baseball club.
On Monday morning occurred an au-
tomobile accident that came near re-
sulting fatally to five occupants Of
the car. Sheriff AL Shaw was driving
and the others were John Survant,
Marvin Jones, James Mccoy, and Alex
Doney. About four miles south of
town they encountered a stretch OF
sand in which the car skidded and
turned turtle. AL Shaw has a badly
swollen, black eye, Marvin Jones a
wrenched arm, and John Survant broke
his shoulder bone when he alighted, al
so his collar bone and then the car
fell on him almost crushing his lungs.
The other two got off with light bruis-
es. Mr.. Survant is the worst injured
of all and is confined to his bed suffer
ing much pain. All day Monday it
was feared by the family and physi-
clan that pneumonia would set in, but
so far it hasnot. Two farmers were
cal when the accident happened and
assisted the men in getting their dam
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16

and this will keep him busy. Kelsey
is a good hustler.
There will be two steam plows going
the first of the week. on on the Jess
Rogers farm and on Mr.. Brings place
Let the good work go on.
A Great Country This-You have to
vaccinate your cattle for black leg
dip your sheep and hogs, spray the
chickens, dope your grain and pota-
toes and brand your horses. and after
a horse has changed hands q few
times you have ia, stamp the Lords
Prayer on him to make sure he is
yours. Then you want q bill Of sale
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16

a bid in for this engine now as the
record shows that this engine made
the fastest time Of any of the passen-
ger engines while she was in service.
Brakeman Scrivener was looking
v the round house ball team Mon
day and gave them several pointers
on inside base ball.
Engineer Mike Mcmahon returned
last Sunday from Great Falls where
he has been visiting. Mike also took
a run over to Alhambra for a few
days visit.
Frank Gebhardt is thinking some of
starting a Jitney Bus in Glasgow as
he had such success last Sunday when
he tried out this scheme. He says he
started in the morning at 9 a. m. and
had his car full until IL p. m.
Engineer Hyde and Fireman Hartz-
ell are taking mandolin lessons at
Williston and are thinking of organ
izing a club. The manager Of the
Grand at Williston will have Hyde
and Hartzell appear next Saturday
and Sunday.
Engine 1901 is now being used on
81 and % on the east end and is burn
ing up the country. A few days ago
she came in from Wolf Point in 46
minutes. This engine just lately came
from St. Paul where the Walscaert
valve gear was applied and it has Civ
en- such good service lately that we
expect to see this class of engines
used exclusively on the mail.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16

NON1n
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Peters made q
business "trip to Glasgow Monday.
C. A. Collins hauled out a load Of
household goods for Mrs. Ryan, Tues.
day.
j. L. Dyer bought a nice team Of
horses from A.. C. Vertz one day last
week.
There is quite an acreage of wheat
almady sown. in this community, be-
sides some oats.
Mrs. ]. L. Dyer and children at
tended Mothers Day services in Glas-
gov last Sunday.
Bill Peters bought his seed wheat
from Mr.. Durell, who lives about nine
miles east of town.
Everybody in this vicinity is busy,
even the women are busy making their
hot beds, planting early garden truck,
setting hens, etc.
The veterinary was out to see a
sick horse of Bill Peters last Mon
day. He pronounced it lung fever,
but with careful attention and proper
care, he thought it would get along
all right.
Mrs. Ryan has moved out to her
claim. We are informed that they
have disposed Of their boarding house
in town and that her daughter and
son-in-law will company her out for
the summer.
The Commissioners took dinner at
the poor farm last Sunday. While
there, they decided to place the four
children who are at the poor farm at
present, in some Home. The place is
undecided as yet.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16
A Real Fighter.

John Dewey, editor Of the Gaelic
American, said at a dinner in New
York:
"What soldiers the Irish make, to
be sure!
"A doctor from Mrs. H. P. Whit
ney's field hospital told me the other
day that he had visited a ward in
LIE Touquet and had seen there a
young Irish soldier who had been hor-
ribly wounded.
"What are you going to with this
poor fellow?" the doctor asked.
"Do with him." said the orderly,
"why he's going back to the 'front.'"
"Going back? Goodness Going
back?
"Sure," said the orderly. "He thinks
he knows who done it."
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16

aged car started again, so that they
reached town all right. They all on
slider themselves lucky to have gotten
off with their lives.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16
His Accomplishments

John Mitchell, the miners leader,
said at a recent dinner in New York:
81 want to see child labor products
forbidden in interstate commerce.. Put
little children to work and harm is
sure to come of it.
"A slum visitor said to a little
mother of six, who was taking care
of a baby boy of three:
"And has the baby learned anything
yet Can he talk, can he walk, can
he"
The little mother turned to her
charge and said:
eli, Tommy, smoke a cigaroot fur
de loidy and swaller de butt."-Wash-
ington Star.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16

Speaking of fashions, merchant
ships would do we'll to wear hoop
skirts, this year.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16
DicussiOn on Light

Two Irishmen entered one day into
earnest discussion on the comparative
usefulness of the sun and moon.
"Shure, the sun gives a stronger
light" said one.
"But the moon is more sensible"
replied the other.
"How do yees make that out?"
ooh, it's aisy."
LETS hear yees prove it."
"Bedad, the moon shines in the
night, when we made it, while the u
comes out in broad daylight, when
even a one-eyed man a see without
it."-Philadelphia Record.
Only a few months ago the world
was interested in elaborate plans to
make sea travel safe.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16

Even modern wal is never as bloody
as the official estimates issued from
army headquarters.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16
Buick Dealers
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-16

Distributors of the famous fuel saving Master Car
buretor and Ideal Steering Device for Ford cars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
Ivlf >ltocrla0
9Yoafrifa.

Gnpc Gomu. Sen Poem Ntoi: Sol.
Qcnor oilicjt0c @crctniu1 o~naoocnNc
Cpcrotjourruc / 1u0oirjto uoitcotca
llodr
Gen Nit3tu}jtv bcrcOn1 Sturtt.
iout blcu icuOt mo fer at d'itiUrc IN,
lfcruc iom c'tcr At hoOc remnct
AcctmouiOop, ilpltcoc ncroopcr
lon9o &cruboucliuIcL bar til'el1t
Dem ct Qrrmoi1t A}cocrlog / Cmcg
ncn al @lbcou
@cO at coclrNlc &cru6oncIiuicn
norocuicr @ibcou fom lluiouatrop.
pcruc / @ciioocIic al Ct belt &crn'
bunctog. ct hort llntol %(rdnaport'
poqne. en- M}UnRoc SlaltctrcntIrcr,
to G%cItfouoncr. Here N}itrolioicr %
poo Nrl12fouIcr.
Ncitcu al ocu tuifc Sturfc poa
500 Niouo uffcoc2 set. pud @umO
al oct ~foupcreoc lcrroiu, ion pou.
ifrllaaiorOc Nopc0crict2 @cuUQclicr,
at ml0tunmc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

% andre tp'te anuoepnnfter. Oct
par laaleheS .fldrt. at itore @e9lucn-
bcoer ioreltoo paa 2itironten.
&c enoeliqe Nlnner ior benne
@epp9eIie blep 9obfienbt poa Ell
Gonicrcnce / Berlin Sen 23be NpriI
mellem Sen tpife @cucralitab3d)ci
pom 6alfenbopn % Sen eltcrriglfe
8enerolltabSfei BON S%oet5cnoori.
8eneraloberlt Mncfenien, Gbei for
Den tpife Doe Irme, fon ira Tron-
ten / FoIcn iorut pprC tilitcoe uco
ocnnc Sonference. Sam uricllle
inmme gliten ira Berlin iorat oper-
tuge aomnun0ocn oocr Den me
MrIne, eiternt ban bnphe m~obta9et
line e1oeliNc SSlitrurer. Snopiot ri
oc5 belto9 SeltmnrifdIf bon Sim
oehbrug life / bcttc Gri9sroob, men
itror i Gorpeien bopbe han iommen
lncO General Wocfenien oflagt Sc
Jog / 0et tpite Sopcofoarter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
Kreaturprllernc.

&aibiultou ocu 3oic N}oi: &ieI.
lc Observation-Disclosures uor Erj-
icruc paa muouuttlQc Cur Suin.
NuUg. Taor on sons Ilucre Ben
lone Npril enc iaumc Cato Sc 10
iorclaocu0c Ndr, men oou ircm0c
les bejcrc ems / 1912. Gdrmrruc
bctoltc5 I wiemcminit $3.50 pr.
100 GlutO mon $40 Iiior. 81 81
/ 1913 $3.50 1912 $3.50 / 1911
~ S77l / 1910.
Gor Slo9tcfprQ If Gormeruc
iaur So 96 pr. 100 .Elmo. en- 9teo.
aouQ al 33 Gcuts itocl ittor. tor
aoIpc S731 en- &colonQ Ar 81
Gents ior 2rju So IS, en- Rcoaau1
al $i32. Tor SOAR $500, en- StiI.
nina al 81 Gents, 'or %om $735.
en- Stj9uuQ Al s. Gcuts. ior 4ie,.
fefler S57.5N. en- lIcoQdUQ al $t.S2.
Tor Ncitc $3.50. en- &coqoug al
So %.
Ecr uuaittt IN 5ctdItcs 0icuucm.
ijtljl 227 pr. Nuuo, en- Suaniu1
az 80 Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

oen bans Hado hcrittr ser oclte Ne.
ninQer oerom.
Nolcn Al Dem uotolcr Nrult iur.
al bet inpoueiutc N}iIitrrporii nil
optrroc mco enoml itcrre EororiuN2
iuIohcb, itlIoc ct pcntuclt 6cIttoQ
ioIoe heIoiQt no
@aa sen ouocI Sioc pil0c 9uou
Chi aai rciifcrc i'm StiumR ionI
|rUiioeut. ON BON ioIocr tlI'ric.
San bciuocr ilg inoIcocs mcllcm to
%Ioc.
Ser mites cu N}istanfc ON. At
ban / Stilhco omQooea meo ocu
Gonfc at ofccptcrc Ct onQipcltNt I'll.
buo ira %opnn I'm mlIltUr Stettc oQ
Ncifpttclic ioapcl moo inc cane
%ono2mUuo iom moo lrcmmcoc No.
tioncr iom @clcmiuu Tor al gou mo
poo &u~poucicrue2 arou
- &otlo, ,>0pOll, ocl Zoe Mat.
@looct "Domiuri" crfIUrcr / en- On
trouoQouc, al Sc UI0rc Statsmruo,
citcrat haze lpttct til om'ottcnNc &e.
ocliorelicr ira 0rcmirrntjuiitcr Chn.
ma oq lloeuriQ@miniitcr Noto, bor
biioIot @ciultuinlcn om at icuoc
China ct llliimotrmr.
Gc &uorenmcIlcr, iom cr Qjort
al &opan, lpeciclt Cperor0dcilcl
iaien til China al Ben crobrcOc tuItc
@eii6NcIic ainl Gbalt, bapoc, 'lNcr
@Iooct, paft iiffert Noob ON at Ghl.
ma bar tiIircoa, % at SoNcn piIoc
bIi orOnct / NijnocIilbco.
Mon bar Iouct oct ,Suotrpf, at
@~rpiiocnten, 9)uon Sbi aoi, Nnltcr
at %opan pil icnoe CT loabont llItI.
mutlnr, Tor ocrpcO at Qluc ham en-
llnoifpIoniug FOR at afceptcrc DC Al
,<opon forlandtc G%oucc2ljoncr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07

Zen uoritr Eampcr "&olOmiu'
blto ifJot jirnf i &oroi'ccr &c
iutuiuacu. bctootu0c Al Il @}auo.
bItu tiIaot at ldu / Ell ar Stloa-
baoOenc, ol lonOcot / %citl.
Zen ucrife Gamptr "%oilo b.cO
ihiOt liant ~9}orOiiocu t 6rcNo9s
&ciUmuacn 1lcu rcOOct al 2onu-
itibct "Guuo "a brogt til aiebcu.
BAUM.
Zen irIulfc 2amptr CUBA"
bltp icuot ulbuuo@ i 9Ioroiiccu. .
rs N}duo ca 10 8utu0cr ION be-
ionot ia omboro mt iaoctot lio til
ot rc0oc FIX. / en- az bc mJdo Sflbs
boooc II 5Icp cptoJut al en- oouif
Sfouucrt ~ i1uoiot / &cnuil San.
mart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
Kriie China.
6urbereSelier trriicS til at ioriuarC
SpueoitaOen Yctins.
Srucnoc uoTatcr.

0cfing. China, 0cn 4oc N}oi. 0}i.
IitGrc 6or~berebelicr trUiic2 til so.
ucoitnocns 6oripor Gcrifno0 Qie.
res ser ira HeQjcrjuQcu2 Sioc mtct
til SonoSioriuoret / lin 4ImiuoeIig.
heo, ibct oct poo Torboono iuorcm.
mes, at China uii0c uprc noe al
Stnno til at %forbiuorc ct iuponeiilt
SnoIolb, ON ct ioooout ifrlIoc iiu0c
Stco.
Otter bpnb Ser ira paaIlocIiQ sill.
Dc mco6clcs, ifol en- (roppcitprfe pao
100000 Mailb pUrc mobiIiicrct /
Smegncn al GeftuQ, men Sroppcruc
cr 0oorIi9 f%oripneOc mco 2lmnuui.
ton, ioo sc piI6e pare uoc al Stono
til at giere nogcn lang Mooitaub.
Spccienc Toliti. "a miIitrrc Nor.
holosrcgIcr er tutiict nperoit / So.
p~coltoocn, iirr omfring &iutcrp0.
lobiet, huor TrGijocutcn, 0uou Sbi
aoi, rciiocrer.
Ger nprcS / oifcicac arcoic 6rn0t
Tor, at SS%apaneierne oil ioriele en-
@jentoQclie al Stot2fltpet / 9orcd.
Get forlpocr, at Den i%oponciiIfc
legation igdar bar bor@Ict Snpone-
ierne / Hefing ON at iorbcrcbc fla
poo at forIobe @ucu, og at morlge
apinbcr % gsrn aier iie iGr0igc til
at bragg bort. Q}onqc bill rinlelig-
bis isge SiIiluQt / 2eqotion5fportc-
ret, ON SienotIi0hebcrnc upelltct
mart ifitIoe brpbc lt0.
Sitiiotionen or ne0ct onltlfcliQ Tor
mango al sc iremmeoe 9ipIomatcr,
iiGr for Dem, bui5 &iemIonoc ipm-
potbiierer men einc'crrc. Sneeu al
Dem piIbc bog fltnnc iorbinorc 60.
ponciernes Sn0rpfninQ / Fcfing.
Selegrommcr ira 0hrfoen mcIOcr,
at set OerpGrenoc %ioponciiife Nonf.
oa Goltfontor bar luffct, at &c idp0.
neiiifc Heieruiitcr er inOfolot UNDER
Sunernc, oq at nnore Giuilpcrioner
foncentrereS / Sernbonc3onen.
Gen hcruprcnbc omerifonifc G}i.
hitter. Dir. Yuul e. Heilidl, u0taIcr
Sen WcninQ, at Ntiaiionprcr o. on.
Gre gmlcrifoncre / oct ,Suore al Can.
oct life bcijn0cr fig / noQcniombcITt
Sare. Gen fineliitc Staggering niI.
iiger ban, pooic Srocnen5 CphetboI.
oclic / sc GQuc, bpor Ben ircunocIc@
bar Moqtel.
SiltroOs for ben MeninQ, iom /
mango Nor har pprct ollninoeliQ /
China, at oct bor ppret Sopons
MooI at opfoltc fig til CDcrbcrrer /
2anbet, oaftc oct ooifiuiq 6orrm.
bring, at &opan ngtcbc al Ierbc Rc.
gicringcn CT llItimatum / 2lnlcOning
oens Npqtelic al at inoremmc oaC
oe iaponeiiifc arau.
ON ErpIiOelt Olou Obi aoi illlt
telig oil bli tuln9et Ill al gaa meo
poo ole biaic arap, er Ell aubeut "a
mlcget brGnocnOe Sporq9moaI En.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
Sanortr 5%pifcrnc / 6nrlonb.

Ectrograo 3bie mai. - Set tpifc
&ouolcriS Sptrrocn longS Ell 100
NfiIS Tront ira Smegncn al 9iboll
pes 2iteriipen % / ipopeitIiN Hct-
ming bcnintoo Nielnens 9iilooer
ioreganr llben noqen Mooitonb. Get
bor life ioritprret RuSiernes Spe-
rotioner / Spo nor Nienlcn set rin-
geitc.
Set tpife IreYlitob / 2~iteriiepro.
pinIerne, bpis Seniigt CT at aibrpoe
Torbinoelien meb Sibnu % berpeo
lamme ben rusiiife poerlte heire
Ilei, tages life piOere alpprligt al
&uSierne, ba en- Sperlpsmn1eIic al
g'lemen BELT aiifi9rcr oisie tplfe au-
paleriaioelin9er ira fin @aiis og ira
al T~orbinoelie meb DC spriac tplte
@rneer. Dc er oerfor belt iiolcret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
Konaoiif Ppeoeflom.

GhicoQo, 81. 3Nic Nioi: 9ob-
uin0cu al 5fibaiortcn pao &c tore
IrOiiser bar, cftcr bpoo hcruUrcunc
Mcprpicntontcr ior Gouoolou DIOR.
thcrn &oncn bcrettcr. itortct en- re.
fo~rOiloacn0c IoricnocIic al Npcoc
ira ucitlilc Canada.
NucOc Tor orcr $1,000 600 bIcO
oiiflbct ira Sort @illioms, Gutorio,
Sc ieritc lire SAGE Al lorriQc lac
Ser cr oqioo oiitibCt itorc A}a9icr
al andre &orriortoy.
,Nielgc CT icucrc (clcNrdm bar
Ben %fondolitc NcQicrlng rorbuot ui
hcrc ll0iericl al NuCoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
@citfrDnten.

2onoon 4oe Mai. - Gn inf Of.
ficiel Wlcl0ing ON zen IN itor Siif.
ceS / 6lonOern" bar poft noaen
sGrgitelie I 2onoon, bpor man /
Iften iperger billanoen ON Bette
oreier Jig ON Ell @ientugelie al ri.
loren pes 2angenlarcf, bpor set
bIep tpnoet iaa ubpggeligt no / Ga
naoiernes Gpffer.
IS S%Ionbern", beoer set / SEN
officielle Seaport ira Berlin, tort.
latte hi i9aar bort gngreb mco tort
Selo. 90 imorgeS erpbreoc hi &C.
pecote, 3annebefc, @eltboef % Sfo.
gen pcb Nonnebpeihcn. Tisic Still
linaer bar Ser pGret fipmpet heitiot
ON / mango Manncber. Gen reti-
rerenoe Sienoe bar urloer bcitia
Slo fra pore @atterier / 9oro for
Dpres."
Gen @rlnlo ri table, be0er set /
Ben offlclelle brittle @eretning, "ion1
6clge al Spifernes uuenteoe grllg
al giitig @as, nsopenoiggioroe en-
Nmoronig al bore 2inier peo 9ier.
fronten. Genne Smor0ninq bIep
meb Selo fllIoisrt igonr Mites. Zen
npe Sinle aoar mi peit Tor Some
SortiGtteS aaa eioe 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-07
Observation-Disclosures
faltet ar Sporpo0nen.

Geuutr. Got.. 2oeH Qfai: Nele.
iteretaoomutr Suau Scou iNbtc
tIaar en- Saa ban i0rtt uitO Non.
outtcrtu pld en- S@porUoJu ON 81.
talW9eL OF %asiGJerer, lom optr-
uar StliuenheOeu. i9rtpaer At
Commcreu mudtte iori0Oe &0guea
iortere ems iuiuot.
aououtt9reu 6leu ulimot noget
berauet. oa ban if piot. bucm 0ct
uur. ban bapoe b%ortplit ira Goanen,
men ban treiteoe ia meo IN bans
Crore Los pna al pnaie Heglemel
tets ScanobGoelie "roeu Eerions
9nieelie".