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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28
SAYS IT'S A BLIND
War Expert Declares Allies
Land Forces i'm Turkey
Are After AdrianOple and Not
the Moslem Capital.
(By J. w. T. Mason. }


New York, April 2S.-The allied
army which has landed on the Gal
lipoli peninsula to play a part in the
new Constantinopie campaign is fac
ing the most strongly protected area
on the earth'S surface. The long, mar
row neck of land between the Aegean
and the DardanelleS offers little room
for maneuvers by an attacking force
IN constant danger of being forced to
retreat toward the bordering waters.
Forts, batteries and trenches guard a
large part of the peninsula while
strongly fortified hills add to the
strength of the defense.
If the Anglo-French army were to
subdue- the Gallipoli peninsula, the
feat would go down in history as one
of the greatest military accomplish
in fact that this is the primary OBJ
jective of Sir Hami1ton's command.
Rather the allies strategy probably
has as it's objective the separation of
stantinople and the Gallipoli opera
lions are being directed primarily for
this purpose.
The Moslems have two centers of de-
Tense in European Turk ey-Adrian-
ople and Constantinople. If the al
lies were to land troops along one part
of the Turkish coast both the Constan-
tinople and Adrianople forces could be
consolidated and the Turks would
then know where to find the strength
of their foe. But the allies have not
done this. Besides landing at the
north of the Gallipoli peninsula, which
is the nearest point to operate against
Constantinop1e. they have landed at
Enos, SO miles further west on the
Gulf of Saros, which is the nearest
coastal center for a drive Adrian
ople.
Facing Two Armies.
The Turks are, therefore, facing
two separate offensive movements by
the allies without knowing which is
destined to be the prime objective, or
in fact whether both are not of major
importance. The Turks have 400, 900
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28
The Treatment OF
influenza 0rLa Crime

1t is quite refreshing these days to read OF
a clearly defined treatment for Influenza or
Ia Grippe. In article in the Lancet
CUinfco DR.. James Bell, of New York City,
says he is convinced that too much medical
ton is both unnecessary and injurious.
When called to a case of La grippe, the
patient is usually seen when the fever is
present, as the chill which occasionally
ushers in the disease, has generally passed
away. Dr. Bell then orders that the bowels
be opened freely with sslts, Actoids" or
citrate of magnesia. For the high fever,
severe headache, pain and general soreness,
one Anti-kannia Tablet every three hours
IA QUICKLY followed by complete relief
SIX for AK Tablets. They are also unex-
ceIled for headache, neuralgia and all pains.
(Adyertisementl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28
CRICKETS TAKE WHEAT
Six Hundred Acres Destroyed by In
SectS in Washington.

Spokane, Wash, April 2S.-Six hun
dred acres of wheat have been de-
creek section of Grant county, Wash
ington, according to report made to-
day by c. w. Creel, cereal and forest
insect expert of the federal depart
ment of agriculture.
Millions of insects have invaded the
Wilson creek valley and miles of
trenches have been plowed for the
purpose. of holding the crickets in
check. Governor Lister has been ap-
pealed to for aid in the fight on the
pests.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28
1Olbs. Gran. Sugar SOC
with $500 order other
Groceries or MeatS)

Asparagus, bunch Sc
Green Onions, bunch 1e
Grape Fruit, each 71ac, So, 40
Peanut Butter, (fresh made),
10. 121a G
Sweet Corn dried" Id. :. .15c
Cider Vinegar, gallon -. .24c
Pink Salmon, 1920 val, can 1Of.
Japan Tea, 35c value, Id. .24c
Prime Chuck Steak, Id. .15c
Goldfish, 1 ID. bricks, ID. .14G
Coffee. fresh roasted -
Id. lac, 19c and CSC
Table Syrup, 1O-lb. cans. $40
Butterine, ID. 15c, 171ac, zoe
Butterine, Swift's Premium
and Marigold, ID. .22c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28
JURY IS EXCUSED.
Judge Dana Will Devote Next Few
Weeks to Court Work.

Judge A. w. Dana of the first di-
vision of the district court this after
noon excused the jurors serving in his
division, subject to call within a few
weeks. The interval will be devoted
to court work This afternoon Ollie
Wilson, a police court defendant,
pleaded guilty on one liquor selling
count and another appeal was dis
missed.
The jurors are being summoned for
service before Judge George H Whit
comb of the second division They
will report for duty next Monday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28
MISS adams CHOSEN
Unanimously Elected Chairman OF
the Peace Congress.

The Hague, April 2S.-Miss Jane
Adams, the noted Chicago philan-
thropist and sociologist, was today
unanimously selected as the perma-
nent chairman of the women's con-
gress meeting here to devise ways to
end the war. The election of Miss
Adams was tribute to the neutral
ity of America and reflected the hope
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28

three weeks ago for the theft of a
number of fowls from Highland
Park chicken house. They were be-
lieved by neighbors and by local Of
f1cers to have been responsible for
number of other thefts of poultry
The confession of Frost fixed respon-
sibility on McClain who will probably
get refOrmatorY sentence.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28

Somerville, Tenn. April 2S-Tom Brooks,
a negro. who killed r. Lee Day and Pleas
Hawkins when they tried to arrest him
near here IL week ago, was taken from
deputy sheriffs who were bringing him
from Memphis today for preliminary trial,
and hanged from the trestle of a railroad
bridge. A coroner's jury returned a YER
dict of death by hanging at the hands of
unknown parties"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28
Alaska Commission Full.

Seattle, Wash, April 2S.-Thomas
Riggs, jr., member of the Alaska en-
cheering commission. said that every
position on the Alaska governmen
railroad project has been filled and
$4,000 applications for employment
are on file. Not much construction
work will be done this year, Mr. Riggs
said.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28
Convicted of Chicken Stealing

Walter McClain, a colored boy was
this morning convicted in the first di-
vision of the district court of the fell
ony of stealing chickens His COM
panion, Clifford Frost was discharged.
The two were arrested only about
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28
Month End Specials

Prices like these have built up
our sales to their present volume
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28

the hands of w. F. Schoch, who was
probate judge at the time of Carl
Meyers death.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28
FL lbs. Gran. Sugar 81
with $500 order other
Groceries or Meats)

California Hams, (smoked
shoulders), ID. .lOc
Pure Lard, ID. .12M e
Canned Milk, SC size, dozen $40
Hams, fancy skinned, - or
whole ham, h.. .14hc
Flour, '"The Regal" gives
good satisfaction, 48 Id.
sack .$l.93
White Rose Soap, 10 large
bars ESQ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-28

Step ladders at Forbes'.-Adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-19
HERE'S YOUR ECONOMY"

Look yourself Ask the treasurer of your school
district what he got.
How much your state aid short? 1t will be
shorter next year.
We stood against and stand against the high fnancer
ing of the last Legislature whereby they saved the
payers of the state million dollars and deprived the pub
lie schools of the state of million dollars state aid.
Here's what Theodore Christianson of Dawson, who
made unsuccessful fight have the state aid given to
the schools, says
The annual distribution of state aid the rural and
village schools has been made and each school is short 20
per cent.
Taxpayers who have to dig deep into the recesses of
their pockets to make up the deficiency by local
ought to get copy of the House and Senate Journal and
whether their member voted for the state park
Austin and the school at Bemid.
eff he voted to sustain these raids on the public
treasury he very likely voted up the steal by
curtailing the school appropriations.
Taking candy from the baby has long been consid-
cred reprehenble to be used to characterize
cowardy unmanly attempt to impose on the weak.
''The 1915 Legislature took bread from the children
and gave candy to the politicians
evil the people forget?'
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-19
Read the Ads. Save Money

Has it ever occurred to you that it
would be money in your pocket to glue
your eyes-both of 'em-to the ads
in this paper every week?
It's fact, and others know it and
are profting by that knowledge,
whether you are or not.
From now on you will find this
paper full of ads of the thousand and
one things needed for the Christmas
holidays. The very article you want
will probably be mentioned somewhere
in the ads, and it will be decidedly to
your interest to know which store can
sell it to you to the best advantage.
Keek your eyes on the ads-they
tell the story.
Then when you get to the store
you'll save time by stating your
wishes definitely and the clerks will
wait on you instantly.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-19
The Village Philosopher

Fred Hadley in Winnebago City Enterprise
Many men willing to do anything for success
except to work for it.
Barring last summers popular song, nothing is so
dead yesterdays daily paper.
The who is always Dragging about himself is
mighty short of conversational material
Those who live bluff have the fartherest to fall
when the day for the ''show down. comes.
Some people are so built that if they did hand a
bouquet to the living the flowers would be withered
The young chap who is afraid get his hands dirtv
is going to get them soed with much filthy
luere.
child with two perfectly formed faces was born the
other day. natural born politician if there ever was
Judging by of the dispositions exhibited bv a
number of our fellow citizens wonder if that wasn't
'crab' apple that Adam partook of?
With Christmas only few weeks away the wise men
are telling their female relatives that they have
plete stock of necktes hand.
The man they call Eight wad' is generally riding
around in his Joy chariot when those they call '.good
fellows" are trying to put up front with last years
strawhats.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-19

"-And could send away for that remarked a
gentleman the other day in discussing the cost of certain
improvement at his home. The that'' to which he re-
ferred be purchased at two three places here
in Morris, and yet the had formed the habit of
looking elsewhere to purchase these things and expect
ing to purchase them cheaper elsewhere We know that
they cannot be purchased cheaper elsewhere there
something wrong somewhere that anyone should think they
could Perhaps the is not sufficiently loyal to his
home town. and perhaps something else is the cause
incidentally it may be stated that the dealers in this
modify do any newspaper advertising. They think
they don't need it.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-19

Perfect womanhood depends on good
health. Natures rarest gift of figure
and beauty is desired by every girl.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea clears
the complexion, reddens the lips,
brightens the eye. fills out the hollows.
Start tonight. 35c Tea and Tablets.
j. r. Kruger. adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-19

in printing is to be established at the St.
Cloud normal school, the object being to encourage the
proper of spelling, grammar and punctuation among
the students. Hurray! When we get public school
teachers who spell properly capitalize correctly and
not overwork the partcple perhaps there will be
chance of public school pupils learning something of
rudiments.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-19
Booker, T. Washington, the foremost leader of

Booker T. Washington, the foremost leader of the
negro race died Sunday. He the founder of the
negro industrial institute at Tuskegee Alabama and
the building of this institution has the support lead
ing of both the North and the South. DR.. Washing
ton born in slavery and did know the
his birth. He got education and then started
educate his His greatness lay in the fact that
clearly that the future of the negro lay in becoming
ndustriay able to make his living rather than in
continually complaining at the treatment accorded the
negroes by the white people.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-19

The commercial club of Clara City has invited the
Seventh District Editorial Association hold their fall
meetings there this month and the invitation will be ac-
cepted Clara City enterprsng little berg and
the editors of good time
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-19

Shakopee is going to have municipal skating rink.
Skating is healthy outdoor sport and and when the city
provide such benft at slight cost it should do
50. skating rink where the skaters safe and
Portable much to be desired than allowing the
children to unsafe rivers and lakes for their winter
spot.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-19

"AMERICA FIRST' shouts the president. All
right, with you. Home markets for American
products first: home wheat for American mills-not
Canadian wheat American manufactured goods for Amer
consumtion frst-not English German made good
wages for American working frst-come Mr.. Pres-
dent let go all down the line and make the slogan
"America First mean something Valley Tr-
bune.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-11-19

Rumor has it that Senator Clapp being grooned for
the presidency, at least favorite son. candidate
for Minnesota: If Clapp should in the presidential
primaries would undoubtedly win either Cum
minis Root in Minnesota. The same is true of nearly
every other fvorte son. and the next Republican national
convention will be fortunate indeed it does not have
of favore to dispose Of Under such circum
stances nomination will be made at all until after
delegates begin to break away from their instructions and
for other candidates than favorite That is
where the character of the delegates themselves will be-
important and for that it is much i'm
poran for the voters look the character of the
who selected for delegates than to the candidates them
selves. In large field of presidential candidates, the
chances that whether Minnesota goes
mns Clapp that the delegates will finally have
for other candidate than the for whom they
instructed For that should be selected for
delegates in whose integrity and judgment all have
dence. AS representative of the Seventh district
nominate A. B. Kaercher, of Ortonve.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-14

DC iorlfielIige EropinIer. - s Wes-
rcb, bupr Der for Siocn er fire oall-
ite Spltre, bar Ocn tpife Wisiions-
To%ritanoer lamlet iaa mango al bet
lIlpfteligc Solt iom muli9t / Wtis'
lipnens Vpgningcr og paa Oens Gis
cltooni, og oislc er enonu iifre iaas
Del ionl Misiionprerne iclu. Sglaa
De amerifanifc MisiionGrer ira ben.
ne @p, iom iGrlig ct fnpttet til De
ltore "%Gupbrater College, er ilipe
og iifre. Serinloo err ben american.
lie Miisiions Stab ira San allerebe
/ MiOten al Mugilit fonlnet flpgten-
De til Siflis / Ell frpgtelig Silitano:
SperlTgcn OeenOe, bans Sultru
bpoe uloerpeis. s Oisie Ggne er
ogian to tpife Spitre foripunoet.
ut Sprferne faloer Irmeniernes
Stamp moo Dem / San for Sorrpoe-
ri, fan life ntore; men ri, iom peo,
bpor bette 6olf / Marepis er blepet
pint al Sprferne, foritaar goot nof
Nrllnoen og pil bel i%narere falOe Oct
Ell 6ribeosfamp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-14
Sm1aplMf.

"Gccoroh Toitcn"s llogiitcr til
Vorto Tor %rcpc. %cgcr .. i. u. /
Nopcn,bcr Monneo bclpb iiN til
$1236.59 % til Npiaporto $i60.
~ ,$per NIaf % u. Srnnnua ira
Meaper bcNnp lig iloitc Hoe pan Ell
Meiic til Norge. &c niQif ira Mcp
9)orf mcN "Nriitlnniaiiorb" %oroal.
Go. ShieIoubl fom lor ct
Bar llQcr lioen tilbnQc til NiNhInno-
pilc ira @rnno SORTS, u. 2of.. buor
ban har tilbroNt Oct mcitc Al SonI-
mcrcn
r. lfr. % MrH. Cornelius Soucn,
iom hur tilbruNt no0cn SiN hcrncbc
pan Ell Nilit hos hans Nubcr, NJ. :.
(ouen. rciitc ionN tilbn0c til iii Nlcnl
/ 2umiou. y. 2uf. Tnocrcn rciite
mcN Dem Ocrlo ior at t%ilbrInNc Bin.
icrcu.
Mrs. gle Slrdaa ~ &0rI
&obnion ira Nj. &cruou, @l1.. bar
pUrci hcr / Ncinl hos Ncnrp Sobn-
lon % onOre ~@icnbIn1cr Ell llNe@
SiN Sioite TrconN rciitc DC til
Sotc N{il@. huor &c nNlud nil bcio0c
SlUltuinAer o. Hlenotc.
Better WtcGuecn, Scr bar rciit
iom ipccicl Observation-Disclosures ior
"%c9lic@ Sccflu". nil ieritfonmlcnoc
6re0ala Hitcu Ben t1oc Scccn1ber
hoI0C Ture0ra1 / Sp~crahuiet unocr
Gecornh &uceum Bureaus Nuipicicr.
Sans Semn er: She @orlo's
Nrcntcit Mar".
$oicph u. NoppcrltaN. Ell ito
liAcrc pclficuoi Sceornbmono. ion
M Dor / Spofunc. @aih.. hpor hdll
bar Nnntor / Chamber % Commerce
SnlnIu0cu. ices al ct tillcnbt Girtu'
lUrc n have prBanileret ct "Sarn
Gcuclopmcnt Nireau". SirfulTrel
iuOcholocr o9iao lloialclicr al 81
'tan0innpiitc Treitcr ocrubc on
Sau0et. SorobunocnS @eitaiienheb
NIl+ntet 0. !. b, % DC albcialel
Golt. lom tTnfer pao al ilpttc ii
eitlINe &aibington. ellcr andre, ion
hi tiebe Sano 0crlioc, at bcnpeno,
liz til Mr. SoppcriIao. hos hpen 3,
nil bli @lcniianb Tor reel % Trlil
Nebanolina o9 oil iaa paalibelIs
llnocrretniua ON Sanoet % Sor'
holocne. AnbeIaIingcn or / oct bel
megct ilattcrenbe ior Nr. &opper
ltoo. Der anbcnbort or ocn lannte SU
oersgibbe Den Sag ioag, iom ba hal
boeoe her / @pen. San par her
mango Nor aniat / 81. j. &ausen
0orretnins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-14
gunner at Nurac / Grosbp, y. :.

Sra Crosby, &c. 9of., ifriper u. Gle.
pe!ono til Soften: grl
Senller al Hor0c Soge blep itiftet
her / Grosbp, g. 7af., Den 30tc No-
pcnber meo 50 Wfcolcmmcr og ct
Torilptningsmeolcn1. Stntsprgani.
ioter Chris Ecoerion ira Sarge, q.
Snf., bar ocn hoiltfommonbcrcnoc
officer uco Mnleonlngcn. Sam bar
oali'tcret al Subpig Fablm, Ibel-
lctb, u. {. % Carl 3. NnItinIpn al
"STbrcminbct", 9mbrolc, u. Saf.
%ogcn nlltog oct mcNct pellc pg 1toltC
Nuun "@litrctin0". Nlitrctino CT M
bctrngtct ion ocl boicltc Niclbtop
Npr0c. Waattc vi (ocnnc 2oge) lige-
ioru @itrctino blipc ct lplcnoe Grcll-
pei iblonot nllc HoNcr / Noro Gufotu,
pn1 life mere, oa ltllloc life Dor Hpgc
brrc Nupnct forgiUpca. Selgcnoc
Mcrrcr blep nolQt ionl Sogcls Grl-
bcoannTno: TrUliocnt, Spbn 81.
Semen; %~iceprGiiocnt hilbert Soli9'
oabl; CONNER, Gle &oll9p; Scfre.
tUr, 81. Glepelano; naliltercnoe sc
frctUr, &anfon Solbcrg; Slnanalc'
frctpr, Cars q. Nloml; 3usIerer, Ill'
TON s.. @cnion; Ncgcnt, Grit Sort'
ocn: Morihul, &nltc G6c1onro; as
iiitcrcnbc WariboI, @eprg 5anober9
,<nbrc Toot, Carl Gngb; gore %a9t.
Mopli Ncis; SiuioamGno, Sprent2
Scnion, Grit apaIc, Garl s. 500
~paloarllb; Gcpiiprcr, Sobn u. %
Den, @conarb g. Stener Jon, Sobl'
Snlooloboen, Sphn &cllrp Sec, &crl'
RI @arllcr; Sogaitripcr oa aorre'
iponocnt, q. Glcpclano; Spgefomlte
amltc Groal, Sans @toe % Silltll
9crpif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-14
Gu 9anamel SrcIo:
Dom atIlcrct.

Iac fienocr @erctningen ON, at
nopptiifc Ereiter funoe torpailole
SIonacr til Stoffer 90 Stoffcr til
Changer. 5 aarbrnorcoer bar Mo-
aifere forgiGpcs ernnoct cper, bpor'
Ieoes Sc ifuloe gisre sGgppterne Oct
tc aunititpffe eiter. Nplig bar en-
c,acIff Nohuriorifer feet Saaoen
lott / Snoicn. Nosle Srpaefnmtnere
irenpiite / en- liOen 2anosbp Bril-
leIlanecr iom / oeres SGnoer bleu
itiue iom Yinoer % eIter lGll9ere
Sios Surlsb otter ruleoe Iia iarn'
men, mar &c blcp iluppet los. VI
ter Ianae Spcrtaleliesiorisg tit Gn9-
lnnoeren CT al aunitnerne I'll al
iprtGue, hporlebes ban bar ,ig 40.
Snoieren iortaltc oa. at ilanr grille'
llanaen Isiter lit Sopeo ior at an
eribc, % ben "a gribcS oper Nat
fen, iao SaIien iammenpresies, bli.
per Gurct tin iom Ell Ellnc, Nd
tmrioriferen iaa ienere cite bette
auniitptte uofsrt al anSre inoiifs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-14
Sprima 0ropc.

90. @lnse fonl iorlcOcn bIenl
i1icn otter Here Muoncocrs Spbolo |
Scttin9cr, q. Saf.
- Mrcl Nonlclt, @robcr til @uItcr
Nanicn, onfpm forlcocn oirettc IRA
HanoerS / Ianmarf.
Z. ). 9ommlen al Solmap,
Mimi, bor bciegt i'm Spigcrfaoer,
Chris SoIbcrg, % anorc SIr9t-
hinge.
Sbo3. aolsruoc or fonmell
tiIbooe ira &ceber, q. Sot., bupl
han / lUnQcrc Sio bar ppholot Jig
for at parctNle fine TarnlintcreSicr
TT 4. :. Ntcpbullie er reiit til
G%roofaton ior at pore tllltcoc Der
lin Sona @iaic Z. Hcmhoulc's @rpl'
IMP bcriteba. DIR. Neiphouic oil pG
Inu bclclc onOrc al line %prn unocl
Sltrcn ~ uii life fpnlulc hicn i9lcl
ipr pcb <Ilctiocr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-14
Watthias %0od,umsion.
SslanSs fulfcfirreite Giater so Nar.

ISLANDS folfcfjrrcite og eitcr
manages Wcning ogiau bctpocligitc
lpriife Gigtcr MottbiaS SoHunsioll
iplbcr / bisic Gage so 9Gor og bplbeS
/ Sen Gnlconina al belle oct isInnoife
ToIf iom Sfalo % ionl en- aanoelig
&ppoing.
Sans Troouftion or megct rig,
Sen pmiottcr baobe Sprif. Hroia og
oramutilfc Nrbciocr, men bet or ionl
9prifcr ban naor bpieit. Set or en-
iiclocn Tntos % Starfc / bans &ers.
OF hans Sprog cr flangfulbt %
friift.
Siro Wtotthias, iom ban falocs
pan SSluno, bar o1Iun Ion Spcrl Gts
ter hout flor T%ctponilng, % bans
SpcriUttclicr betc9llcs iorn liNeirem
meitcrliOc. San bar opcrfprt til SIS
larloif %crfcr al SbnfcIpcnre, Wpron
%iprnion, Sbicn, @runbtpig, Srad)4
mann p1 nlallgc andre. Mco lGrllf
TorfiTrlighco bar ban cpcriat lfat
oillouiif Toeii, pN pan Den Waaol
inolagt iig Sorticncitcr pglaa a
norit Tigtning.
Tolitifcn bar ban taget liocn &c
/, men naar bet en- iicloen Sang bal
hrrot, bar bon optraaot iom el
uornn ,~Soriparcr al Torbinoelien mel
lem Sullnlurf % Sslano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-14
Hoftorcn boIot lit Torcorog for

Toftorcn boIot iii Noreorog Tor
Sfolcn 2erooa Nornliooa9 lite 0e'
buior. SanS 5cnla par "SslGn'
binooinon". Wtun merfeoe mart, at
Solercn, ifisnt A%mcrIforer, par bel
hicnlnlc / alt ser angif Noroens Si-
ltprie / Ilminbcligbeo.
Sort bite bon paa Ell nlorloln
Moa0e, hporlcocs oct meo Seiilph
til ISLANDS Ncbnggclle filloe ll9eS
a, haze prrct "a ponlat at the
Bottom OF it.; ior par oct ltte @a-
rain Nnariagrca Ncrreopnmle oper
belle Norgca %nn0, Der gloroe 0olt
mi4iorlelc0c % Orcu Dem no, o1
par set life @p0o, iom baooe inogl-
uci SARAH 0eu itore Solte at 'allllc
9torac I'll ct AiNc.
SuIertn off Oerpoo ouer I'll at
i,rtlarc SGgocrnc9 Sprinoclle, Ina
riot oct loo iiQ Nlerc, Ocre1 Glen-
0rmmcliQhcNcr % lltcrTrc %Tro.
SlaucnGc iremhTpc0c ban, bnor
neftcrn % oblcttip Srcntltllllngcn
cr / SuNncrnc. 6oriaitcrnc glpcr
liz life Al mc0 al beltrlpc Nolfa
perionli0c Ncnin1cr % Iolcller,
men lortUllrr / flor o9 trn'tl9
Stil, hporlc0e4 Soft laa no, buno
% laQOc OF Qior0c. SaIcrcn bcpl'ie
mcb Grcnuplcr % Gitutcr ira 90
Qncrnc, hporlc0c9 Ecrioncr Ircnlltll-
leg ol fnroftcrllcrc9 / rod o0 liorc
Graf, o0 hporlcoca N~c1lncnbcoer
iurtTllC3 li0circm o1 linlpclt ilncil
icntinncntnlc SIuTA % W%ctrngtIlll'
Ger. Wtcn un9tct Sogdcrnc pon
6tn Wion0c NlcnRcnlQoneloc par nb-
icftiuc % uoclo0 alt llbicttlut, 'oo
pGr Sc life mln0rc NribcnOc o0 lUn1.
ilcn0c. (olcrcn bclnltc bette pnd
en- interc4innt Moo0c ira @nnlniN
Srmatln1na oN @rrttIra SoNn.
\ nct belle bite NorcbraNct lnN'
goocnoc Shloium % Opb Nprlloacl-
il al noroiif Mlitoric % Toltcfnr0f-
ter. 81 'or cnhucr, Scr bar Nl'
~tlrcaic ior og 6oritOnclic Al Norlt-
Nmcritoncrnc9 StillinN ~ Ell 1orlf-
ancrlfouif Nnitult9 Mission, cr oct
en- %nlpirution at bore ct lonoant
Torcornp. irrliN ira en-, iom life
ielp or 9tDr0mnu0.
Giaic Snnfcr mOtoltc2 oNlnn Al
Trpi. Ercu3, ibct ban tdtfc0c Gofto'
rem ior N%orcoroNct, irm oNino be-
lrnncoca mco liuliN Npploilo ira
belle Sfolen.