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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
REINCARNATED FORD HAS
SAVED OWNERS MONEY
a. G. Pierce Tells an ExtraordInnry
Story ON Resurrection or "a
"Pflc OF junk"

An extraordinary story of IL Ford
car rescued from the Scrnp-pile, rcjuve-
mated for s3T. put back into heavy
duty service. and still going strong, is
told by a. c. Pierce, the manager of
Seed Farms, Limited. IL model farm of
200 acres near Leipzig, Saskatchewan.
This is Mr.. Picrce's story Of tho resur-
rcction:
Our former manager had called the
car nothing but Il pile of junk. When
arrived at Leipzig last spring l found
the Bord buried in Il snowbank back OF
the No. / hog barn. The car is IL 1910
model. and at first glance It looked
pretty hopeless. The tires were in
hatcd. and we had to chop out block
OF ice around each wheel These tires
arc still In use with no blow.outs dur
ing the season.
water had been left in tho cylinder
Jackets; consequently these were
cracked and had TO he replaced The
rear axle and drive shaft had been re
moved TO be repaired. but instead had
been taken apart and left lying around
Our former manager had offered to
sell tho ear for $50. but there were no
takers. However, at a cost of s3I the
old car was put in service. and has
proved to be AZ good as new so far
as running qualities are concerned 1t
has been in commission since last
spring. and | have driven IL during that
time 1900 miles over country roads, and
it has never touched a paved street
The pile OF junk has given >tfe
company a value ii would be iinpos-
siblc To estimate. For instance 1t was
possible with the car to make a hurry
up trip to Wilkic and back in two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

ever before In her long and prosperous
history, and while heretofore he has re-
ceivcd good price for his crops he Is
now in II position to borrow more
money than ever on his grain, and con-
scqucntly can hold it longer before sell
ing it.
There was time when the farmer
seldom travelled n great distance OF re-
ceiVed any information OF affairs
throughout the world except what was
brought by hearsay or he learned sec.
ohd-handed through his weekly paper.
But the Inception of the automobile and
ITS great popularity has changed con-
ditions so that not only the parcel post
mas been added to the many advantages,
Dut the iarmer can travel Il long way
to-day and become more enlightened on
economic conditions than vas dreamed
of In the past.
Basing his action on the exports OF
grain In 1914 compared with 1918, the
farmer to-day looks forward to 1915 as
year when he can have a new auto
mobile and all the other things that he
heretofore thought entirely out of his
reach. The total value of the grain
shipped out of the country in 1914 was
S3lo.s4l.o00 against &29o,S53.0 900 i'm 1913.
In 1913 ii is believed that the total
gross income from the export of grain
VIII reach the S500.000.oO figure, and
when the farmer reaches the benefit
from this great trade the whole coun-
try VIII be Immensely benefited.
The present market for automobiles
has held Its own In the cities and
towns. but I'm the rural districts tho
demand has greatly increased.
with the farmer satisfied and opti-
mistic. and the iron and steel industry
recuperat ingS from !ta 1914 attack OF
paralysis, and the railroads dissipating
the undcrcurrent OF hesitation. which
marked their activities in 1917. the gem
erai conditions look mighty favorable
for 1916"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

hours, carrying repair parts Weighing
over 200 pounds which were holding
up the blowing outfit. Getting these OH
the ground meant big money TO us. Tho
trip to and from Wilkie il thirty-six
miles. and IT would have taken all day
with a team.
81 was able to take my crew back
and forth from the outlying quarter
sections tolhc cook car for meals and
lose no time. Otherwise IL would have
been necessary to maintain two cook
outfits. figure that during the year
ii has cost me half Il cent Il mile for
tho upkeep OF the car. a Caterpillar
tractor and AFFORD car arc n hard com
binution to beat for service. There is
nothing on the market at present that
VIII compare with either in their re-
spective places. see no reason why
we should buy another automobile for
several years yet"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
ENCOURAGING PROSPECTS
FOR THIS YEARS SALES
Splendid Wheat and Corn Crops of 1917
ana Incrensing Dcmnnd Arc Good
Signs, Says w. w. Ramsey.


with the wheat crop of 1914 reach
ing the magnificent total OF SCI. zoo, 600
bushels, and tho corn crop passing
again the 2.5o0.0O0.00U bushel figures,
and market exceeding the demand of
all former years. the prospects for the
1915 trade In America arc brighter than
Tor decade, says w. w. Ramsey. gem
eral sales manager of the J. |. Case T.
NJ. Company
The tremendous European upheavnl
may jar the balance of the Old World
Tor time. but prosperity here is bound
to reign throughout the year
Already the districts surrounded by
the great grain fields of the West have
begun to exert an influence on the auto
mobile trade that will restore much or
the confidence that disappeared last
summer. Then the mania for restric-
tive legislation that seemed to grasp
parts OF the country. has almost wholly
disappeared. and on top OF this has come
the favorable action OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission for higher
freight rates.
NO institution in America engaged
ill the manufacture of automobiles is
III closer touch with the farmer than the
>. l. Case Company, and we find that
In addition to the magnificent grain
Held, the economic position of the farm
or Is most favorable to take advantage
OF the demand. and the high prices pro-
duced by the orders from abroad.
1T is not an unusual condition to
IND farmers holding most of their 1914
crops for even higher prices than are
now offered In the markets of the world
TheY realize that America must feed a
great many more people this year than
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
MANUFACTURERS OF CARS
TRY TO PLEASE BUYERS
inclination to Protect Owners from Tire
troubles Cnumes Use of "Chain
Trcntis'' ON Huicl<s.

No one thing shows the determined
efforts that motor car manufacturers
make to please buyers OF cars as much
as the careful thought they give before
selecting equipment. IL automobile
buyers realized tho tests that manu-
fncturers make before they adopt any
portion Of the equipment for their cars
they would, have much greater appreci-
alton OF the fact that automobile manu-.
facturcrs have the interests OF their
patrons at heart
There has been a decided inclination
on the part OF motor car manufacturers
TO protect automobile owners from the
dangers of skiddinG and the annoy
anccs OF tire trouble.
For example. among tho many manu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

The steamer Arabic, which recently
arrived In New York from LIVERPOOL
carrying tho largest mall consignment
ever brought from England to the
United States. brought nearly 100 in
Quirtes to Dodge Brothers. Detroit, on
the new car. Foreign interest in Dodge
Brothers car Ia shown by ;hc great
volume OF mail and the numerous
cablegrams received daily ut the Dc
troit plant from all quarters Of the
globe.
Joseph II. Drake, vice. president OF
the Hupp Motor Car Company. has re-
turned TO Detroit, after r months alb
sence In California. Mr.. Drake at.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

facturers who are equipplng tho rear
wheels of their cars with United State
Chain tread" antiskid tires, is tho
Buick Motor Company, of Flint, Mich
Buick owners are In this way given
adequate protection against sltiddinr
and very low cost per mile tires.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

tended the opening OF the exposition,
which he pronounced the most beauti-
full he has ever witnessed. and at which
he says nearly every make OF motor
car in the United States Is on cxhibi-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

Boston's automobile show. recently
concluded. practically winds up the
show season. which opens officially each
year with the great New York exhibit,
ana motor car makers arc now en-
abled to pause a moment for breath
and sum up results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

AS general proposition. this years
run OF shows has been highly success
full, and indicates more than return
to prosperity. Sales Of cars. both at
retail and wholesale, have been so
large that spring activity promises to
eclipse anything heretofore expert
enced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
NEWS NOTES FROM AUTO
AND MOTORCYCLE FIELD
BostonS Automobile show Practically
Closed the season-Many Inquiries
for Route Inform ton.

Reports show that there are prac-
ucally 1000 motorcycles being used by
rural mail carriers in the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

Motorcycles are to take the place Of
twenty horses which were recently
auctioned Oft by the Pittsburgh tPa.
police department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

Many motorcyclists OF note will help
to make the two-wheeler events in con-
nection with the celebration OF tba
twenty-sixth anniversary of the OPEN
ing of Oklahoma tho biggest affair OF
the kind ever held in the Southwest
Red Parkhurst. Joe VOTERS, Walter
cunningham, Ray Weishaar and Milt
DePew are all expected to take part
In the event, which will take place
April 20-22. The Motorcycle Club OF
Oklahoma City has a memberships OF
sixty-fre, and Is being backed by many
motorcycle enthusiasts in its effort to
make this meet a big SUCCESS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

4 6,000-,nile tour in Ford is the
TASK upon which Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
McCloskey and their little daughter, Of
san Diego. Cal. set themselves Their
route led through the Arizona and New
Mexico Deserts along the old Santa Fe
trail north TO Chicago. They covered
the distance from san Diego to Chicago
III sixteen days. Mr. McCloskeys Ford
Is still running on the same tires In
which he left California. The Ford
car used on this trip has unique ar
ranSement, whereby the front scat
folds back TO the rear seat, making q
wide and comfortable bed. This will
undoubtedly be among the longest In
diridual family tour In Ford records.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

Emanuel Helen. removed French avi-
aior. has purchased n model * Hup-
mobile for use at the front Helen
belongs to the French military aviator
CORPS and has accomplished several
deeds OF valor in the present war n
was he, sinslehanded, who CAPTURED
and destroyed two German Taube mon
oplanes in recent air fight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

The Automobile Club of Southern
california has begun campaign TO
slgnpost every mile OF the PRINCIPAL
and secondary highways in the lower
part OF the state. Already 1000 direc-
ton signs have been placed In its
territory. In addition 10 it's recently
completed task OF making the trans
continental trail from Kansas City to
Los Angeles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

c. \. Kuntz, a motorcyclist Of Bre-
men, Ind, recently won prize from
the Technical World magazine for
sending in the most interesting origi-
nai news story. kuntz is mllkman.
and in his article tells how, for s37o
the price Of a good team, he was able
to make motorcycle milk cart lie
says he carries three milk cans in the
attachment on his motorcycle, and that
ne Is able to make his route I'm half
the time required by horses Each
evening he has to travel nine miles
to get home. This distance he covers
In just thirty minutes. while it took
him two and half hours to make
the trip with q horse. Kuutz also uses
ms motorcycle for hauling supplies
from town, and sometimes even car
rics young pigs and calves on the two
wheeler
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-09
quiet ng Rfckketrrt.
Reeie.ret al en- rraftif SusmOesl

ghi, naar segeene er iaa biaige,
blroe Ri eiere melt muIig @rug al
Dem / SusboIbninger, 6a be baaoc
er n9renbe % let ioroeieIige - ia.
Ell Iutoritet poa sGggenes Smraooe
paaitaor eno ogiaa at sGg beiio0er
allie SeitanooeIe iom er nsopenoi-
&c baobe I'll at opbpgge % mere Def
menneifelige 2egeme. Otter bette
ifulbe ri altiaa life trenge anoer
5sbe eno sgg. Mien set piloe bel
blipe nofiaa trPttcnoe / 29rgoen.
Gog fan man oariere 5il6ereoeIier
al sgg, mart iagt / oct uenoelige, lac
man fan uirfelig BRUCE seg ct Tar
@onge ON Gaeen / lang 2io, uoer
Of bliue lei al Dem. Sab os oerioi
foriese nosle al oisie forifieligC
Naaber at tilbereoe sgg paa, % Il
ON ri life fan boloe oct gaaenbe nof.
iaa I9nge uben at bIipe fieb al sGg.
seipiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-09
ND uacntlia Vetiemimg mco
Smriiuoam til sos Ingclcs.

Chicago, WiItpoufee & ct. VolI
,S%crnbuncu oil Sir9oaq Sen t3oe
9lpril oprctte ugentIig @etiening meO
Illriitpogu til Sos glugcIc5, ino man
rmocrpei5 life beb6pcr at ifiite BOG.
ne. Genne @etiening bil iiocn or.
boloc5 huer 1ir5ouq.
lo1 oil oigoo ira Iecorab al.
80 Iormo. Tor / GaImar al gigre
6orbinbeIie meo 2uriitpogneu, iom
oerira oil gao ON Warion, Soma, og
ser gisre GorbinocIie meo she ga.
CHIC 9imiteo" - "Wfilmanfccs" le.
oenoe Scg til California IT. onfom-
menoe til Cos angeles ST. 1890
6ormo. 6reong.
Reiien0c iii California bill meo
8lpoe billie ocnre me 1ogbetienirg,
ga Gmbptten al Togne unogades I'M.
ser belle lltren, iomtioia iom Heiien
azores paa minoit mulig Sio OF oeo
Nnfomiten iii Cos Nnqeles ON Wor.
aenen letter 6oIt iitono iii al 30.
iGtte iig tiIireo3itiaenoe isr Natter
ial0er pau.
TSor ar gisre Suren melt muIig
inobol6srig / ioritieuige 2anoifubs.
icener, Dor 5ilbagereiien giGreS oocr
1aciiic Nortb Goait % oper 4giiI.
uaufees" Grail Of the Slnmpinn".
Set foiter flln Ell llbetpoeligbeo mere
at giere benne itprlasne GnuSreiis,
ser omfotter belle Eacifiefpiten.
Tor Heierpation al Scpepogne.
beifripenOc 9iteratilr ON Heiicr / BE.
item iamt ole iulbitGnbige SplpSnin.
aer benpenoe man iig iii Chicago.
Nilpautee & Ct. YauI 9anens go.
falagent
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-09
gu jjciocn Wimranfc.

Cen, iom bar nprct / 9onoou
ficnoer o0ian Nonlpton Court 30
lace, Oct herIigc gomle Slot, iom liz
ger poo SbenlienS beire @reo. Slot.
ret bIep / lin 6io bngaet al aaroinoI
@oliep, iom forGrcoe oct iii Soma
0erlrif Den Soc, og Iige til Sllttniu.
0en al oct 1S6c Narhunorcbc blco set
onpenot iom &ciioenSilot FOR oen en-.
gcllfe &on9e. Nhu BRIGGS set oog
bare ill Otlicum, 90 i~noebol0er iipr
Iielonc, 9oule Wtolerier.
Wen ogiaa / Sen pragtiuI6c 9omle
Earf, iom omaiucr Slottct, finoeS
ser Ell bel WGnQoe SepGroigheoer,
81. a. Sen beremte %inranfc, iom til.
berer &onaen.
9enne Hanfe blcp pIontet / t76S,
oq tiltro6@ Tor, at oclt bare niger lin
Npring ira en- eucIte Goo, ienoer 0cn
OoQ Tine @rene no / en- Smfrco@ al
i3 Wleter OF qipcr bert 9lor Den ri.
gcIte Spit. GnfcItc @onge bar Den
baorct omfrinq 100000 Iriter. Nle
oi9ie anuenOe5 ill oct fon9cIige Saf-
ieI, og GonQcn morer liz gicrne meo
at giore line @iGitcr opmcrfiomme
poa, at be pragtiuloe &inor1ter er al
hans egen SOFT. &inranfeu / Snmp.
ton Court Volace9' Borf, Tom bare
ooer9ooe3 al Sen beremtc &initof /
Tontoincbleau, beieeS buert Aar al
en- WGnQoc Suriitcr, Ser ole uotrpt.
fer lin @eumoring ouer oens iieI0nc
Sterrelie oq Sficnbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-09

6eltligbeoer tt0oicoe aanalen, mems
ale lieiidrenoe Hationer - enoog
6rontrige ~ meo bittcrisoe 0finer
oeItog, ga ioritoo Gn1l0nocrne, at
oet bar cn poIitiif @ommert, Sc hou.
DC bcgooet.
Spiflano bar iipro nieo at BIZ en-
Siemngt, iom man maotte rearc
meb, % oct bopoc bcpiit ltiIet moo
bette Ytoal Iige ira Den Goe, ga oct
/ al llifpIoigbeb t~iltuifct iig Selgo-
LAMB.
@u tom 9Grqrelien, men set por
iorientl
Gen ~SpionitiS", scr umioocI.
bart ipr ari9cn hcricoe europa, Oh
iom aap iia llbiIag / Ell Mpuqoc
Spionproce$ier, ougrcb / iprlia @rao
Ncllolouo.
Get bGnotc hpert GicbIif. at en-
tiliuneIoocuoe uifploiG Srriit plIlo-
ieIig iottet Ell paoialocnoe Snterc3ie
Tor neutrality-suspicious., % man log
0a itror nc0 poa ham.
Sitc bite han iia at pTrc nirfc.
liz rlfpIhi1, men unocrtibcn fltubc
BET oqino lfe, at bans 6orfloringer
bar ina puflcnoc at man iifreOc zig
bans Hcrion.
elsie Nrrcltationcr broQtC / &c ic.
mere Nor NelQolono / Wii8frcoit hos
Suriiterne. % 0e bite, buor iaIour
Snlfcrnc po0tcoc opcr bcnnc g, iont
MI rnbcr &crhenafriacn or blet oelt
eQcntli0c Mcnlifo or Sen Brittle
SIoo0e9 iric lloiolocIic.
Som aurioium fon nrpneS, at set
bar pu1 &clQolnno, at 6cn tpife Sigs
ter &oiimam bon SoQcr3lebcn ifrcu
Ben Sang, iom M brliier Tom Ell Or.
fan gicnrcm belle SpifIono: "Gcutidj.
lnno, Telltiflanb, iiber oleS".
"a Spifcrue hdpbc ioaet Zen, rel.
tie sc ga ogiao / 1891 ct Wonrmeut
Tor GiQtcrcn. iom ct boIot S%uuorcoc
Nnr t%ibliQcrc, Ben 23oe Ali9llit, Der
bopoc orpmt lin itoItc tpife 0rem poo
6cnnc cngcIltc 2, iom MI toaer &cpn,
ioroi man life ioritoo at ifottc ocn
citer Sortienclte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-09
CARMEN % Hupe,t.
9Ggscncs @cbanblins.
G~ebtasret al en- prafttR Garmei

Geb Soma Igerbrugs'fole bar
nta,, Ell "Eoultrp Grpert", Der beoer
iaa meget iom BrOf. $. u. Bitten
benoer, % / "getter Soma" siper
ban isIgenoe 9obe, areie Seifeb ON,
bporoan Ben 9ble Ssnleiru9t Dor
bebanOleS:
Gag ppf Sanerne ira S6nieflof-
fen, og ieno bare nirltgtbare ggg
/ Marfeoet.
Sap life Sens al itbeitentt Gace.
SAB life &eoernc blipe ililoe al
Smuos.
Solo %9iegebenerne % GGrpebe-
,terne bper for Jig.
Gag inc sG1gene bper Sag. ge-
Ore eitoon er oct at tage ino $50 TO
@anee for 0agen, naar Seiret er
parm..
Spbepar sg9gene paa ct fie'
liet, tsrt, lufti9t Steo.
Sap life 9Gg ~itaae1oe / aieffenei
eQer 1Pr en- Spn eQer ct Slolteo,
BET er @ar,ne /.
Saif albrig s@ggene, ga baifeoe
sgg boloer Jig meget boarligere eno
npaifeoe. S parmt Seir er Oct
bebit at brinee sg9eene / Marfeoet
bper treble Gag.
Senb fife imoa, oaorlige, TIL
ieleoe s@s / Warfeoet. Srug Dem
bienmte.
9Gg tr9ffer let / fig ono 2uet.
Serfor ifuloe be bolbes prf ira
ilise cling iom Ole, Seg og iligt
noget.
Men grperter glen,mer Ell Sine.
Ser buroe ppret en- artifel omtrent
i~oalpoenbe:
"Sor ilige s9g fat Sarmerne Ielp
beitemme Eriien, ba Be ielo beoIt
peo, bpoo BET foiter Dem at bringe
ilige Ssriteflasies sgg Warfeoet
treble bier Sag. Gette er Dog life
ment iom Sneboro til Hrof. Bitter
bender, Ser ipneS bore en- grei
"Toultrp gpert", bpis &aao er bel
berb at bloc @erfe / for erbper,
ser bor en- Ssnieflof. Sor fannie
Zig ianbt er BET, of Der fra 6arnene
oltfor ofte ienotes s@g / Marfeoet
al Zig 9eifoifenbeo, of oct life bar
raabeliet at gipe @riien Dem. Set
bar 10 foroemmeligt!
She.
Get er life let at finoe uo, bpor
nteaet Che Ser opleS bpert Iar Ser.
ben oper. De 2anbe, iom produce
rer melt Sbe, bruser 10 op Ell Mas'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-09

ie al Sen ielp. Sipr Gbiua % So
pan baooe prooucercr % brllGer %
ielp % ubierer Ell bel WGnsoc Sbe
bpert Aor. Wfeaet al ben Che iom
aules paa Imoa 6arme / DC 10
ltPpnte 2anoe, opbruges / ben GgL
bpor oen aples. Wtan bar ingen
Spgaper oper, bpor nle9et Oct er.
|aa en- SIitmp opleS ser oorli9 |
belle @eroen 1900 WiQ. 80. Che.
China opler 500 Miaioner go, Sn-
bien 262 Miaioner, Geplon 191
Miaioner, NotoI 3 Ntillioner, 81
pan 63 WiQioner, Sopo, 6nrnlola
oa andre 2anbe 80 Miaioner Funo.
S%noenfor set engelife Hi6es 8rpn-
les aples Ser iaolcoes bpert Ior 400
Miuioner Iltto Sbe.
Man bar short oet Suerilag, at
China brllger op ielp 400 gtillio'
ner 8nno Sbe for Iaret ug lloferer
omtrcnt 200 Milioner Titnb. III
De 90 WiQioner Tllno, Sopan pro-
bucerer, Burger bet ielp op 26 WfiI'
lioner Eunb. Ni oe 63 Millioner
Yuno Sopan prooucerer, brllger Oct
ieIu op 26 Wilioner NlnO. Get
meite al ben She, SSopan uofercr,
fomnner til Sorenebe Stoter.
Sorbrll9et al Sbe tiltoger Itooigt
Spoamerifa. argentinerne bllper
burtigt mere % mere Ell tDeortttell-
Sc Notion. @oa set europpilfe
Saitlano porte &rooet efter Sbe ira
De engelife aolonier / Stebet FOR ira
China burtigt, til &rigen fom %
iatte op neO paa mere emo baloe
@eroen. SpIflano braf trooS Den
beie Sn0fgrielstolo mere og mere
Sbe for bpert Iar, iom GIT. Ilter-
rigerne Burger forbolospis mere al
BEN opreIte Sbe END nogen nroen
9ation u~nbtagen HuSierne. @oooc
/ 6ranfriee, Soaano, Norge og
Sperige egeoes bpert Ior WtGllgs
ben al Ben She, iom opbrugteS Der.
Ser blanot % tliroe BET fife Sfaoe,
ON Der blep bruffet mere Sbe %
minore &affe.
Gaao % @inf.
gu er bet ON at giere, at bper
Waifin % bpert Tebifab, iom Ifal
bruaes UNDER Gaoronorbeioet, er
ioroen. SIR en- iiblte &iiit bort |
MaIfinifuret % ie efter.
- @pn Irbeiosbeiteile libt eiter
liot til oct baaroe, onltrengenoe
8aararbeioe.
gg pna grbeibSbeitenS oo9li'
ee @rsnration e%rabpis.
Gas paa, at SeIeteiet for
bper enfeIt Seit pas'er. "So9rin.
gen" ifllIoe renieS pea Snoiioen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-09
Nugle GaaS.

Spis man briger "TiQop Cub.
ing" til 4%roepar, iao forieg islgen-
De Waaoe at iaa Dem til at pore lGn-
ger: Naar Sc ~begpnber of ilioes neoe
pes Ssmmen - Ser bpor Iltoen alt
iaa err, - iao ipr9t op Ssmmen og
hap 6aIoen ser boor Ssmmen ier
bar, og Semmen Der boor 6aloen
bar. 9erpe6 pil Den 7el al Tuoe-
paret, iom er melt tpnoiliot fomme
ub / 5aloen, og Der er Der 10 life
lterre Slitage paa Oct.
Spis man bar alminbelig aieffen-
ialt / 8asolin, naar man tager al
6leffer paa 5ei, iaa bill oct life eiter.
looe nogen hing omfring, ielp ON
set er Sebtilefter man tager al.
gr man iaa ubeloig at iaa Wiprer
ino / Ssfasien eaer ct Sfab bpor
man bar Nnopnrer, iaa iet Ell SfaaI
meo en- SfeiulO "Turegoric" inc ser.
iaa oil oe ubuone % upelfomne @iR,
tier mart iorouite.
Yotete$pauo er soot iii of tuaG
bort aaiiei!etfer og Sbeiletfer al