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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13
Stories of the War
Saxon Soldiers Clean Fighters.

at was like being in hell. One
horrible nightmare all through" said
Pie. ]. 3. Smith, % Laurel street, of
the Princess Patricias, to a Citizen
representative when seen shortly after
his arrival in Ottawa Hewas in the
later on duty at Armentieres, when he
was stricken with heart trouble in
June.
The only souvenirs of his experiences
that he brought back with him is a
piece of an aerial shell and the tobacco
box which was sent to the soldiers by
H. r. H. Princess Patricia at Christ
mas. In stating how he secured the
piece of shell, Mr.. Smith said: They
were Smelling an enemy aeroplane near
Dickebush when this piece Of shell fell
at my feet 1t came very near hit
ting me, and If it had it would prob
ably have killed me-"
1t was near the end Of May when
Private Smith got his first taste Of gas,
I'VE were in reserve near a railway
line and we went around to get some
tools and were caught In the open.
They sent the gas over. had on only
a respirator, but no goggles, and the
gas blinded me for nearly an hour. II
was just as if you had taken out my
eyes and put in redhot Goals in the
sockets My eyes have never been the
same since"
In speaking Of the atrocities charged
against the Germans. Smith stated
that many people in Canada did not
believe that a Canadian had been cru
CITED, but although he had not seen
him. he firmly believed that such a
thing had happened. He also stated
that it was the BaYarian and Prussian
troops who had done all the slaughter
but the Saxon forces were clean 1ight-
erS.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

hams Vegetable Compound ! improved
rapidly and today ann O well woman. I
cannot tell You how happy feel and I
cannot say too much for your COMPOUND.
Would not be without it in the house IL
Il cost three times the amount. Mrs.
CHAs. CHAPMAN, r. II. d. No. 2, Belle
Fue, Ohio.
Woman's Precious Gift.
The one which she should most ZEAL
pusly guard, in her health, but &c 10
the one most often neglected, until
some ailment peculiar 20 her sex has
fastened itself upon her. When so af-
fected such women may rely upon Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, q
remedy that has been wonderfully sue
eessfui IN restoring health to suffering
women.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia e. Pinkham's Yegeta-
BILE Compound win help you,Write
t0Lydia "a Pinlkham Co.
(e0nfidenfaal) Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter win be opened,
read and answered BIZ . woman,
and held i'm strict confidence.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13
TIE BOYS IN BLUE.

; Next month the Boys in Blue are
to hold their national encainpment in
Washington and great preparations
are being made for their entertain
-ment. At no place in this country IS
there more to be seen of interest to
the veterans than the capital has to
offer.
There is,Aa great collection Of war
yrelics there and among the flags in
the museum there Is one so long that
lit stretches the course of several
cases. Itsafour stripes are, each. a yard
wide and it's nine stars are larger
than any starfish that ever came out
of the sea. From end to end it is
incased in a honeycomb mesh of
twine. a precaution taken to preserve
its glory for the coming ages, for this
is the garrison flag that so proudly
waved over Fort4NfcHenry during the
bonbardment OF the British in 1914,
and which inspired Francis Scott Key
to write the Star Spangled Banner.
The flag was placed in the museum
by a relative of Col. George Armistead,
commander of the fort, who with his
men won victory for the standard in
the dawn's earlya light"
The bodyguard of President Lincoln
during the closing years of the Civil
war is to hold a reunion there. It was
composed of picked men, one from
leach county in Ohio. Each man
thought he was going to the front, or
to lead forlorn hope. and he gave
his life when he enlisted, and it was
accepted as q sacrifice to his country.
When the soldiers arrived in Washing
ton they were informed they were to
be the bodyguard Of the President,
and they served as such until after
the war closed.
No group Of men in the country
would attract more interest than these
and they may never be seen together
again.
The national encampment for 1915
Is going to be made unusually attrac-
tive to the veterans.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13
THE WORLDS GREATEST INDUS.
TRY.

Farming is the worlds greatest and
most important industry.
The farmers make long hours and
low wages, but what a world Of
wealth they turn out.
Three billion bushels OF corni
One billion and half bushels Of
oatst
One billion bushels of wheat
Tho very thought of the immensely
of these crops should make Ameri-
cans brace up. as It does the specu-
lators who generally make twice as
much money from farm products as do
the farmers themselves.
There is likely to be larger sur
plus for export this year than last. a
bigger demand and rather better
prices,
We have corn 60 increase the pork
supply. and If Il, Is q hard. cold win
Ter some OF the western farmers may
have corn to burn. rs they have hith-
!erto HAD on certain occasions.
X Let ms hope the farmers win get a
lxuil share offthe profits and increase
sh6iP. comforts: IN all parts OF the
hand.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13
row. THE WAR AFFEcTs tmsal
GRATTON.

The Immigrants arriving IN this
country from Europe the past ayear
represent the smallest numhersfn- six-
teen years.
The government report shows that
there were 326. TOO inm4granktanda1T,-
544 non-fmmigrant ALIENS admitted
during the year. To offset shis num-
Der, 2o4.o94 emfgrant and dso.leo non
emigrant aliens departed during the
year. Admission was refused to IA
Ill aliens. 9epce our population was
increased only 4S, 900.
The decrease Il attributable 1.-TWO
canses-the war abroad and dull f0us-
mess in America
Considerable thought tss now being
given to what may take place when
the war Is over. Thora IL no doubt
the nations now at war win need all
tho able bodied men they have left
and will be willing that the crippled
and dependents may hnda q home I'm
any country that win be. willing to
receive them. america should netcon-
sidering the and congress
should tighten up the immigration
laws for the protection Of the people.
In the present condition offs affairs
abroad, aliens stranded here-are' show
ing what disturbers Of the peace they
can become and what q menace to le-
Ultimate industries.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13
SUBJECT TO GROSS MlSREPRE-
SENTATION,

It is doubtful If any class Of Amer
lean citizens are being subjected to
grosser misrepresentation than those
of German origin and descent.
There Is no question concerning
their sympathy for Germany, for it is
natural to all Of ustto bark hacks to
the country OF our nativity, and to
wish it well with all our hearts. not
because we are blind to its faults, but
because we are akin to its people.
There is no question that our Ger
man citizens are Americans first for
on several occasions when assembled
they have declined to endorse radical
and insulting electromagnetic by some
of their hot-headed4 leaders.
In the recent convention at San
Francisco they onlyy approved OF res
olutions urging the passage Of a claw
forbidding Americans taking passage
on alien ships carrying ammunition,
and protesting against the traf1c in
war material with the allies.
Congress could pass no such law
as was urged in this free country;
and the Presidents answer to Austria
declaring that "the placing OF an en-
barge on the trade in arms at this
time would be a direct
violation of the neutrality of the
United States" Is an official interpre-
tation Of neutrality which congress
is likely to sustain.
Our American Germans will abide
by this Interpretation of the law.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

ally fine. and 1.-THE cost Of tho war is
borne without any disturbance OF ma
tionaI life. But the cost, whatever 1t
may, weighs little against the oppor-
tunity that Russia mas OF overthrOHing
the economic barriers raised round her
by Germany. With thei Baltic and the
Black Seas giving access to tee worlds
markets Ri,ssia's industrial future
both in the East and West is a prom
Using one, for with London and New
York 10 back her financially she must
become Ge' many's most powerful in
dustrial opponent ilI Central Europe.
An industrial Russia would &c q safe
guard Of European peace.
Germany Is alive to ihig prospect
and is striving by every means TO re-
duee Russia to suing for peace and
the conclusion Of an agreement which
would give Germany an industrial lead
Of some years. In this. as In other OBJ
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13
THEsAMA<ENINa MONSTER.

K Napoleon warned the western ma
lions not toswaiee China up: and for
p century, the warning has been hon
pred, but now the great empire In
moving and who can tell: what win
be the result supon the saffaars OF the
world.
! Japan. o ffttiss nation OF so.ooosOeo
people, recently assaulted this great
empire. believed to have 100000. 200
souls. and made such unjust and saw
ago demands upon her with prospects
of success that the influence OF the
United States ana Great Britain had
to be brought TO bear upon Japan
10 check her ambition. Her purpose
was interfered with and q notice OF
her intention 10 compel the acqui-
escence of China to her scheme at no
TAR distant. day was issued
China has demonstrated that her
seople make good warriors, and now
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13
No Rest for Germans.

Russia Is not likely to grant Ger
many the pause of which she is gasp
ingly in need. By the late summer
a large consignment Of big guns will
put a different complexion on the main
features os the campaign and enable
Russia to pour an immense body OF
men into The field in South and Cen
trail Europe
The health Of the troops is particu-
larry good, the harvest IS exception
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

sha ion proceeding Co create o. navy and
to take her place among the world
powers. WIN she do Il?
manent, peace could only be secured
Hike Russia, CHINA and America who.
with zoe. 600. 900 people. could command
peace ana enforce the commend.
A union OF China ana Japan would
be Q menace. TO the civilized world.
and n Is not likely the worlds pow
ers would permit Il.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

er than support the policy Of free1
trade with our southern neighbors
calmly enters the biggest Transaction
Canada has ever had with the United
States. II Il ~ q good thing for n
nance Minister white 10 DO business
with the United States, would IL not
be an equally good Thing for the farm
ers Of western CANADA Il not. why
not?-Regina Leader.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13
Finance Ministers s4ooooooo import.

W. T. White was 50 Mortified at the
idea Of the Canadian people desiring
to enjoy freer business relations with
the United States that he left the Leb-
eral party which proposed 10 grant the
desire Of the people. Now this same
member of Toronto's noble band Of
patriots who deserted their party rath-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13
LOSING HOPE
: WOMAN VERY I'LL
Finally Restored To Health
BY Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Bellevue, Ohio. -"I was i'm terrible
state before 1 took Lydia E. Pinkham's

Y egetahe Com
pound My back
sehedunA I thought
itWould break, / had
pains all over nae,
nervous feelings and
periodic troubles. /
was very weak and
run down and was
losing hope of ever
being we'll and
strong. After tax
ing lydia T. Pink
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

ingale (bar your gramaphone record)
last May. Thrushes and blackbirds
sing splendidly. and some of their
warblers, I think the blackcap one.
have marvellous voices for their size.
But the work is too serious for
bird study. One thing however is
curious: there are no croWsi"-Ottawa
Citizen
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

Uncle Sam doesn't want TO fght.
but ne tsn't, going 70 @its supineay by
ana ees laws ana treaties broken. TIE
thinks pointing ont tho honorable
course y his boundsn duty, and By
heck. no In going 70 DO its
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

jects pursued by Germany. tine IL OF
immense Importance. To succeed she
must accomplish her task before the
fall of the year, before Russia
friends can give her the maximum OF
assistance.-Miiitary Expert In London
Observer.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

The eOnntrynan VINO seeing the 44pl-
ley lines above Ffmnkiin square re-
marked: Yer stretch your elokhes
lines too burned high I'm this town."
must, have come out o. tie woods tor
,the frst time.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

The Man on the Corner says some
Of these men and women who have
a sunny face In the street ought to
keep it on at home, where it Is need
ed more.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

A city should always present an, at
tractive appearance Six syeaxg Mgo. a
business man visited, Toledo. He went
there 10 live and snCw4 employs ~. 500
men. II takes ths'Fight tackle to catch
big, Ash.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

The Kaiser confesses to the world
that he thinks Belgium is neces-
sity. So is the bargain counter. but
we do not send an armed force to
take 1t.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

The European war is educational
for Uncle Sam. He never knew before
how many issues such a war could
raise in this country.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

The indications are that the Kaiser
would like to quit. but he is not max
Ing the terms OF peace very clear yet
They depend upon how the allies take
to the proposition.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

Three hundred New York importers
deem their interests so great that
Uncle Sam should set his ocean bull
dogs upon John Bull.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

We have a iow-down' opinion Of
Spanish bullfghts; but the automobile
races kill more men. Who protests
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

Some people may think this IL a
fieeting world, but the scientists say
it has been knocked for 1000, 900 years
and you notice IL has not been knock
ed quite into shape yet.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

The automobile is popular with
crooks. but there is no way to tell
them from the best people on the road
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

One Of the things about to be thrust
upon the market soon is banana meal
1t S,ight mix well with cornmeal and
give Us q new variety Of breakfast
cakes
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

II Congress met next week what
would Il do? Perhaps this Doubt Is
what makes the President scratch that
bald Dlaee,-Floride Timee-Upian.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

While socialists deery bossism, they
make the finest display Of bosses to
be seen anywhere.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13
EDITORIAL NOTES.

BE prepared" the motto of the Boy
Scouts, is just as good for the Camp
fire Girls.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

Won Jagow Is a. writer Of funny
notes, but he could have learned lot
from Mark Twain.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13

We do not hear so much now as. we
did once about Mr.. Hghbrow. He
must have got married.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-13
HAVE THE BULLETIN FOLLOW
YOU

Readers of The Bulletin leaving
( the city for vacation trios can have
K fellow them daily and thus keep
in touch with home affairs. Order
through The Bulletin business Of
fee.
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iegt al en- S~Iocbroro, Der Iogoe enoel
al observation-disclosures | gife % on'
rctteoc et Cab al opcr 100000. BIZ
ems cr,citc 0ompipreitc bite liz iitll'
itrpffcIig. % ba al ScIcgrni. % Se'
Ieioniorbinbclie bar oibrllot, frople'
sc eli Wono meo ct T%elcioninltru'
mcllt tiIiioit opao en- S~elefon'tolpe |
9pcnS ltbfont, iif iitoro eli Sorbln'
ocIie meb minneapolis, bpis grano'
opien tiIfaIbtcs. Gn O2otorpoan bleo
ltrar oiienbt, % ben tiIbogelogoe De
40 VfiI / bolponoen 8imle, hptlfet |
0ctrogtnin9 al oct tlin9e 9lGretet
mon nniceS for goot eiort. @lonot
De ncbbrPnbtc 9ngningcr er &pens
me FoIthli9, Der bar opiert al aon-
frCte, @anf Of elf HiperS Wtllr'tens-
%bnauing iomt @obcocf & Cons @li-
tifabp0ninq. Gountnnonofot 3pIera
&ontor lireN mco, % Der bar be9rltn'
oct TrpQt Tor, at llcritottclige Gofi.
nlcntcr ocrpe6 bor 9ooct tnbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Rooiepelts Sitting.

@oIbingtcn, 2Obe Ipril: SroAf
Amor ipu1 lcocoe bet progressive
Yurtis @algfampoane / ben peltllge
Gel al 2anbet / 1912, bar %oIferltllg-
oiprt Ell ungipeli9 autoritatlp Gr-
flurina, brori Scr bl. a., paa'taaes,
at theodore &~ooiepelt oil penoe til
baae til set rcpilblifanlfe Eartl noe
Itc gor og taee nleb Jig &eIterne al
BET progressive Enrti, bpis
ben repnblifanife Nationalfonpeit'
tion u%pitiller Ell progresiip Nepublt'
fancr: men at ban pil boloe lil
pua lloiioen al Soloen % 9lsre ali
/ lin Mtuet forot 9lenoplipe Oct pro-
aresiipe Tarti, bpis
ben republifonife Nationnlfonpen'
tion upitiucr en- reaftion9r Tepnbli'
fancr.
Senne GrflGrine or / Sirfcligbe'
Sen ct llItimatilm iii Oct Republican
ifc Yorti, ioriaapiot iom Der | ben
lie faItirttes &c @~etinselier, bpor'
paa HooIepelts % hans Sllb9ii'
acres Ststte fan iifres Fr9'iNent'
fampagnen / 1916.
ut ser imiolertio oil bli Seltt
Mcninaer nleo Senipu til Spergs
ntaaIet ON at ofceptere eaer aIpi''
bette llltimatum er allereoe flart
2eoerne / Den progressive Sis
bar / noecn Sio asiterct Ncopen
~biaheNcn al at opitille Ell 9anotoot
iom fau bringe oct progressive Far
lis McbIcmmer tiltNge / Oct gaml'
|arti, mems ocrimoo DC HeoftlonGr'
tilraabcr al %ianorere Hooiepelt fnlo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

itpnbig. Sc paaItaar, at Misipr.
nsieIien meo ben @iIionife sbmini-
itratlon er ioa alminoeIig, at mart.
iast bpiIfcniombelit 8epubIifaner
fan gienforene Bartlett og isre BET
iii Seir.
Hooiepelt ifaI, beber BET, life ba.
be til Seniigt ieIp at title Zig Iom
aonoioat, men bans Ienner ino.
remnler M1,Iigbeben al, at ban fu,,-
&c iornloaes til at mobtage Nomlina.
tioiien, bpis - Ben blep prpiente.
ret ham baa ct Selpbret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
4un pnkntn.
Sprfen or brubt. Otter ilerc

Sprfcn or brnot. Otter ilere Tigers
Serueir ialot Der iibitc. Sirsoag CT
gobt Hcgn oper belle ben ceiltrolc %
peltligc Gel AZ Staicn. Iarsnolig-
tcrnc or bernleh / hei 4rao forbeore-
&c. % ira mango Stcocr mcloes, at
DC olorig har pGrct beore.
1posfnlb i @bitewpuo. Serell
Saniou, ell al DC icrlte Settlcre peo
Urn Grecf. uTr @hitcpppb, er oeo
citcr lGnscrc StoS Sioelier AZ Nape'
frrit, &anion bocnc Ell Sio | gant'
ton. isr ban ilpttcoc til Whitcnono,
9tdacnoe Ell Nlocr al 6S Iar c'terla'
Ser ban iis &uitru % CT Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
3Hnutuuu.
Ylentnwuuo iurbliper Hcteirbe.

@pen YIentppoob bar igicn runoet
en- Smgan9 / Striben nlco Mcoicine
9afe ON HetsIpoet / Sberioan Conn.
IN, % BET belle antaees M mart at
bore aigiort. Gitcr Ell n.esct beitia
%alsfamp iioite Seit. lpffebes Oct
YIentppoob at erbolbe ~ Maioritet,
men Nscoicinc 9afe isgtc ucb Ell Nets.
crore al fringe Goiultpets GmbcoS-
mrnb i'll at iintte bcrbcn. Gcnnc
lloiluot er boa ogiaa M tillioc'at.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

@aoen, ON @piporene life tagcr Jig
al Dem. Ser fot life bore 5nle on
at BE Is Stcmmcmoifincr fan bril.
gee / TcS Woincs, oa DC cr al Ell
belt an6cn Sppc enc Dc, iont nj or
lbrnl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
JoroifiaIp / Tacoma.

Tacoma, @aib., ben Doe april:
en ganife ItGrf Sprbrpitclie feltcS
81. 1887 / S%ormioOae / Tacoma.
ira Masopncn nrr Toint Defiance
til 9pens S%pberpnie, Ell Giitoncc
paa ~ Wil, og berfra pibere iii
Soutb Tacoma. Nogen Sfaoe er
life onmelot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

eers -Seccrab.Vclicn- iii SIrair,uee. ~
scrncr @amle!anoei. - Slrsoass 90 Sre'
eoasueanucu ioiier $3.50; Sreodssns1noen
aleue. Sl.25 rr. Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
3ftinltrrntn.

Shcllanb cr ct mt Bo'tfontor op'
rcitct | aood)id)ing Golintp nteo Y.
i. Gohl Tom NoItmcltcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

oen@ Torpl0rcs Silent / 6crau@ Sails
T~qtepicocs iorIcoen Vtil5 Spolu
Sallre % Narrn Ectcrion. Nultor
Sborno5 Rerita0 iorrCttcoC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Gnncnocnt nnocr Mnflnac.

Robinion, Nrcot Northern Noncn9
NNcnt / @cncico, bIcp ocn 22bc b@.
orrcitcrCt al 6orcucoc Stntera Huto-
ritctcr nN lat unocr @lnflogc Tor at
hare i%tionlct Toitio1cr uhui Spffcne.
(ppcricrnc ifoI hare iorcgooct / ilcrc
N~ionncbcr, % oct nor eitcr aloGcr Al
Solf / @cucico at De aiilerc0Ca.
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Yolf Gunnm. EiUnccr inuGcn ouo

,Einoc @oriou, en- al Folf Gonntp9
Nionccrcr, ionotca iorlcOcn Wtor9cn
oeo / lin ScnQ Nnn por tiIipnclo.
ocnbc iriif oQ roit Qooct tilicua9 Den
lorcaaoeuoc Nl'tcl. % Ell pluoIcllg
NicrtcipQnom dntnqc3 al hopc nGrct
GcoaoorioQcu 9lionoc bar ugiit.
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SNttcnocmniieit / Tcuilo Cafe.

Songloreninacn "Noroen" / GepiIa
@ofc Nicr GorbercOcIier til en- itor
Gcit bcn 17Oe Ntai, iii bpilfen Set
belle Cnregnena norifc NcioIfning pil
blipe iu0bu0t. Songiorcningcn az
fer at Gipc ct Frogrom ON Gitermlo.
bdAcr, mcocno Der ON 2litene1 piI
hlinc Ncit nnn Wncna Nrnnrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Snlat I'll superintendent / Tnac.

@larNt 3 SviuNtr. Der forlcoen nalq-
les III Observation-Disclosures or oQino
YPii* @,1nc@ Sanncliou lor NoQc
Gourfn. Sum hor / Shcnan0oob,
men or iort,ncu NrircipuI pch Sfo.
len / 9orttcnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
0,1cld,1Set.
aniru.

Stur SrnnN / Nnlantic. @rccn
Gan Number Cos &nrcl0aer % ell
Stalo neb 81 Neite brruote 9tot I'll
23he IS. / Ntlantic. Gubct beleb lig
ii! npcr $4,000.
Nurcte ipritc SprScniturm Git nclt
22NC orcr N}uAcatiue % SUcQn, %
Charles &cuii. cn @6.ndrta Tdrnlcr,
r.cp rrrtt Al %nut. mcocua ban
y.aicNc uNc yaa 9ilcrcu Atolct Ncan
'prl 'criol hlrv Ser Boa ittc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Sptiun Niitcmninocn / Sttcr Snil

Nuliitl NJ 1IUDC SteO ZEN ne ,Nllllt.
lntt Euuio4uiuN mc0 omtrcnt 1000
lluoCr'trl'tcr err jlolcpcrct. Get be-
troltc2 ION o'llort al Gorultnct bli
0cr tart "a oct mt bar finn 10 @u-
err. huor &ll2OrltfuloiolN tiaoors.
Zen enc a. Nlaic elizabeth, Iloitc0tc
'oricotn Gol en- SoloouIjccuie, %
Irll'ttu poo Ntlmc iattc> Ill ST, 700.
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NlncfNncia %nnNbchplpcr itnrtcr

>'HSNNNb'bN NNiiNi.
Zen 1O5 No0 hrlc &ouobchnlocr. Scr
L - @or hor itouct ION u NurtdorIl
Tor NIoctoutt2 Cmc0u az Nipct IN.
chs &ouoinitcm Ben u~rbpcu0iNc Ill.
'oricl, imrtcoc tjolil lorlcocu Nor.
gen iammcu mco ct ioo urIoiat @raQ.
utNoIt / Den ~iteritc TorifrUffclic ipr.
tcoc ~ a. line ScuQc. Zen itorC
&onomo&ic hopoc Ell ina ioriUrbcliQ
Strait ot iiorc alippcbloffc, Ser no.
QIorbc cuoel al &ouotaaructs @rrnb.
polo % uclcoc Here Nlmorcbc Trno.
lnugC0c9 ct Bar Nmbrc0c So0 bori
ira Stcoct, OF huob alsrcrc0ifober %
anoct Ser ito0 / Nprhcocn bleu fna.
icoc i'tntter. mCocns SrUr nffc0el
% mco Hooen. ct Nelo / llheloc.
por Oct. al Sammeuitprtnin1cn ionbi
SteO poo bcuuc (io al Seanct. oo
WtcuncitcIip cucr fmoe pure Quuct
tobt
Stur SrnnS / 6lf 4iucr, @ucr
OF Hiucr, beltgseuoe / ShcrburnC
Gouutp, 40 VtiI rorooeit Tor Din
! neopolis. blcp Rat til 6rcoog hem
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

NUT TTU ~~IUHUVNUUIH' SNTH. IVIT
Gomaro Sarion ser iom %jQ 'uuotca
pdn Str0uobrc0ocn / 0uIuth. piitc
Ito Of pare ira Scuuolnouin, y8i@.
Ter blcp a Nolitict GulIltb Qiort
BEN NdoltuuO. AT ser iorclna ScIp-
moro. men WIauocna SIUltniuQc /
Scanoluouia hapoc pnuitcIll ior al
fro octtc, "a Ser inQcniomhcI't
Wutu0 'orclQu.