davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28

vere Instead Of simply fnins the offender small sum
when arrested for speeding aheavy fine should be paid
by the driver anda jail sentence for the second or third
oense Also instead of trying to keep the names the
reckless drivers Of the newspapers they should be
published in large type in the hope that when they real
ize that their msdeeds will not be covered up they will
have acre respect for the law.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28
Bank Victims Protest.

GRAFTON, W. Va, Dec. 2s.-At a
meeting Of depositors Of the defunct
Grafton Bank. held in the Courthouse,
and attended by nearly 100 men and
women. a resolution was adopted
pledging all to do their utmost toward
securing new indictments and con
demning "the expensive manner in
which the dregs Of the Grafton Rank
are cared for" 49, n
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28

view teams, was S to 20 in favor Of
Fairmont. The now gymnasium 10
nearly completed and is quite an i'm.
provement TO the city OF Fairview.
A basketball game will he played
here Tuesday evening by the teams Of
Wheeling and Fairview.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28
QUARTERLY CONFERENCES

The Mo7gantown District Methodist
Episcopal Conference will hold it's
quarterly conference at Hoult Town
on Friday evening of this week. On
account OF this conference tho weekly
literary society meeting will be post.
poned until New Years Eve.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28
RUFF STUFF;
BY RED.
BY RED.

Il pp hEes III
Do you ever see sanitary drink.
ing cup in the trains passing through
Fairmont. There Is a whole lot more
danger in dying OF thirst in West Wiz.
ginia than In Sahara. Can't drink
Barleycorn and the railroads refuse
to furnish sanitary drinking cups.
When It comes to following in Abra.
ham Lincoln's footsteps no one has
anything on Brownie Hamilton, who
is now coaching the Fairmont "cul.
lud" folks in basketball.
Speaking Of basketball Fairmont,
High has q pretty fast team and there
"aint no such thing" as better ref
cree than Kenneth Clark.
Girls at the Colonial and girls at
the Hippodrome. From now on this
stuff will be written after all the
show houses in Fairmont close and
there is no place to go.
You are not invited to the news.
boys dinner-(neither are we)-but
the boys don't care.
The Monongahela is hauling too
many passengers out of Fairmont. II
many more roads come here there
won't be anybody left to keep the
new hntal chfnnany
Edgar Y. NJ. G. A. worthington
has returned from New York where he
was not held up and robbed, nor stop.
ped by policeman and asked what
he was jumping around about.
Received smokorol pipe for
Christmas and have swallowed so
much tobacco Juice that we begin to
think the present is a fountain.
Get another railroad into Fairmont
and We can go anywhere in the world
for titney.
Gunna drink the old year out and
the new one in?
John Billar, at the Manley. says
he can see no reason why people drink
all their joy up on Christmas when
they can still have some the day al.
ter by being temperate.
Pleased! Somebody-invent some.
thing to keep these new Christmas
pipes from driving us out of the city.
Miss Nicotine is never at home in a
new pipe.
Wonder II the Italians in Italy en-.
JOY spaghetti on Christmas as much
as we do on the day before pay day.
The only difference between the in.
side Of Chinese laundry and the av.
erage railway coach Is that you can
walk out on the platform to breathe
on train. Em ..t
Fairmont soda water fountains gen.
orally give pound OF ice with each
ounce Of sody.
Pretty soon F. o. Blue will try to
get out an injunction to keep the rail-
roads from hauling anyone who looks
thirsty.
Although the divine Sarah is quite
i'll she still has leg to stand on.
Three people killed themselves in
Wheeling within few minutes Of
each other Sunday. Been four we
had had to spend Christmas in that
village.
AS in the eighteenth century the
east side and the Coal run bridges
were subjects Of discussion by the
Board Of Affairs yesterday. In 1919,
on a Monday morning In August the
same topic will come up.
Bet the Commoner is sorry he isn't
with the Peace Disturbers in Dem
mark to help spend the check Henry
Ford gave.
King Peter OF Serbia has gone to
Italy to regain strength. Too deep
for us unless he intends to live on
Italian food which gives us all
strength to kill our enemies with a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28

Daily changes in the fourth class
possmasters include the appointment
q MIS-. Essie shuman for the office
Ct Mobley, Wetzel county, to succeed
Lulu 9. Aboregg. resigned: Waitman
= Hinkle. at Xegan, Upshur county.
60 succeed y. w. TIinkle, resigned :
JOIN ~. Hastings, Derryhale, Fayette
county, 70 succeed Hella H. Drumhel.
ier, resigned Clarence L. Mcneil, at
DMnlop. Fayette county, to succeed
A!pert e: Btbbee; John 4. Kincaid,
Fire Greek, Fayette county.tc succeed
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28
WESLEY HAMILTON pEAp.

WESLEY HAMILTON DEAD. h y
Wesley Hamilton, an aged resident
OF Grafton, well known In this section
Of the state, died last night at his home
after a long illness. He was aged 80
years and is survived by his wife. "a
daughter, Miss Flo Hamilton. also sur.
Wives.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28

In the nature Of Christmas Gift
was the announcement which came TO
Congressman Sutherland's Office from
the Pension Bureau. and communica.
TED to In turn to George W. TAYLOR.
that the latter's pension had been in.
creased from SIS to s24, the new rata
to date from last March.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28


William B. Whitlock, deceased; Mrs.
Maude E Parsons for the new office
at Greenberry, Kanawha county; Phil.
ip Exert, Blocton, Mingo county, to
succeed John S. Crugar, resigned;
Odtn o. Mildly. Hatfield. Mingo county,
to succeed Van Dyck Clark; Jesse F.
Turner, Evenwood. Randolph county,
to succeed Louis r. F. Preysz; John
W. Cashion, Hensley, Mcdowell coun.
ty, to succeed Fl. Lece Scott; Fl. Pres.
ton Wilson, Leckie, Mcdowell county,
to succeed James w. Bragg; Ebenezer
0. Morris, Terry, Raleigh county, to
succeed Walter l.. Cox: Charles O..
Vass. Knogs, Monroe sounty to succeed
Charles H. Hall; Ernest G. Rider, Cor.
liss. Fayette county, to succeed p.
Nj. Rider
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28

Luther Kerns has been appointed
postmaster at Rich Mountain. Ran.
aolph county upon recommendation of
representative w. G. Brown. Among
the BIZ that Mr.. Brown has ready to
introduce on the reconvening Of Con.
gress are one to appoint George ".
Ltttlehales professor of mathematics
at the naval academy, and one to grant
an increased pension to Daniel r. Jack.
son, of Kingwood. w.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28

The Morgantown newspapers not.
ed the fact than on the day before
Christmas boy carrying a banner
on one side OF which was "Why Get
Drunk on Christmas?" and on the
othn- ridn "nen- rs-,-'--s- Sr4S.i
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28
BITS OF
STATE NEWS

They have again set date for the
laying OF that new high school corner.
stone at Petersburg. This time II
is Thursday, December 80.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28
WASHINGTON NEWS =
GOSSIP y szzzzzs 5s55zs SMITH:

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. 2S.-lt
may be taking inpudent liberty with
history, but there Is personal salts.
faction Id this Yuletde so.1tice in re.
Meeting that the chap who first gave
us Ais quiet on the Potomac" must
have been a newspaper correspondent
ofSan earlier day who was moved to
the expression by d sudden drying up
oflnews fountains during the congress.
tonal vacation In celebration OF the
Christmastide. There has been no
change in all tho years. The National
Capital Is Just as dry amid dead and
unproductive Of news for the pursuer
Of the elusive item now as 1t was
when the unknown and no doubt now
wholly deceased comrade voiced the
aforesaid historic lament.
The large, ever.before.the.eye and
tnfuentially important West Virginia
colony lis, at this particular time, nei.
ther large. seeable nor functoning i'm.
poftantly here now. It is not "at home"
SOTO speak, or as a matter Of paradox.
lcsl fact, is "at home"-it's sure.enougl,
nome somewhere of among the West
Virginia hills. At any rate, the bulk
o. the colony is in the home state,
andsthei balance Of them, for the most
part out of the capital visiting friends
somewhere during the holidays. or eel.
enfadng at nearby resorts. Very few
stayed here, that is certainly testiysed
toby the closed offices and their non.
appearance, In haunts which daily greet
their genial and familiar presence.
january 4th, however, will see them
aA back. offices opened. business re.
stunned, and the busy.day life OF run.
ming the government taken up again
where It was laid aside in honor OF
the greatest OF all holidays.
This week, before the Interstate
Commerce Commission, additional
briefs will be filed, mostly by
local coal operators. either inde.
pendently or through their local asso.
Citations, protesting against increasing
freight rates on coal shipments con.
signed to- Western markets. The state
organization OF the operators has filed
thellasts of Its written protests, as has
the Public Utilities Commission, whose
interet In. the caseis enlisted by reason
ot the fact that the prosperity Of the
state,s principal industry is jeopardized
" the request Of some Of the coal.
carrying railroads to be allowed to in.
crease rates on coal to the Great
Lakes markets and those beyond.
Earl =. Montgomery, former rest.
dent Of Montgomery, W. Va, was
taken from gas.filled room uncon.
scious Christmas day and died early
me next day at a hospital. There is
noeytdencel that 1t was suicide and the
police theory was that it was an acci.
dent. Montgomery was thirty years
q age and was unmarried He had re.
siaed here for several years. He was a
brother OF Luther Montgomery, who
before starting from Montgomery for
t Y eitysin,answer to a telegram, wired
u ~ police to investigate the case
thoroughly and spare no expense.
Daily changes in the fourth class
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28

Drunk to Your" attracted considera.
BILE attention about that town, espe.
clally at the B. & 0. station.
Harry Clegg, Philadelphia. was in
Philippi last week and contracted for
the entire output Of the Philippi Wool.
en- Mill for the next - months, ana
1t can work day and night. The out.
put will be disposed Of at good
profit.
Fred Gibson, painter living In
Parkersburg. is certainly an unlucky
individual. The other day he fell off
a scafold at the new traction power
plant and was seriously injured. The
report OF this attracted the attention
OF Miss Cornelia F. Kenney, of Chilli.
cote, O.. who Is said to have identi.
fed Gibson as the man she married
some time afo. Gibson Is also said
TO have married young girl named
Harrison, of Belpre, about a year ago.
He gave bond for his appearance as
soon as he is able to leave the hos.
pital.
More than 1000 hunting licenses
have been issued in Monongalia
county since the revised fish and game
laws became effective last May, &C.
cording to County Clerk John NJ.
GREGG. Approximately 1000 county II.
censes alone have been issued, and
in addition 104 statewide, and six
nonresident permits. In kanawha
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28

The Pan-American Scientif Congress
is the chief and only convention affair
on the program for the capital this
week. 1t is large and decidedly i'm.
portant gathering Of eminent men and
women, however. West Virginia is rep
resented, her unofficial" delegates be.
ing Prot. !. G. White, state geologist;
Prof. Madison Strathers, Of the State
University, and Edward A. Barnes, of
the Charleston Chamber Of Commerce.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28

Drunk to Your" attracted considera.
Die attention about that town, espe.
eially at the B. & o. station.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28

Upon the opening day of Congress,
January 4th, Congressman Sutherland
viii introduce in the House the follow.
ing bills, which he has had prepared
during the holiday season:
A Dill to grant an increase Of pen.
sion to George w. Sine, Of Parkers.
burg; a bill 10 reimburse s. s. Buzz.
Sard, former postmaster at Berkeley
Springs in the Sum Of $4,000; and
bills to grant increased pensions to
Martha e. Gillaspie, of Elizabeth, Writ
County SIS; Wallace B. Phillips, of
French Creek, s36; Edgar A. Cum.
mtngs, st. Adams, $50; and Thomas
E. Clark, Buckhannon, $72 month nm
account of total blindness.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28

King Peter OF Serbia has gone to
Italy to regain strength. Too deep
for US unless he intends TO live on
Italian food which gives us all
strength to kill our enemies with a
blow.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28

Bet the Commoner is sorry he isn't
with the Peace Disturbers In Den
mark to help spend the check Henry
Ford gave.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Sneoferitreif.

Chicago Sen t5oe gpril: Gn
Streif ontfuttenbc 10000 Togfor.
eningSineofere ifoI trGoe / Strait ef-
fer Irbeioet3 Slut ioag iom SslQe
al, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % @r'
Observation-Disclosures life funbe bli
eni9c ON oct me SenSregulotip.
SneoferneS Heprpientanter for.
lungte ct TaaIrg / 2ennen al 5 Sent
- en- Iorboielie ira GO Gent til 50
Sent - Sinten, mems 9(rbeibSgiper.
ne erflprcoc iiq piuig til at gaa meo
paa Ell Sprbeielie al 212 Sent 81
men for Sen iioite &olpbel al 3-Inrs-
~fontraften. 0ettc Silbllo blep Of
ilooet og Ell Streif erflpret, iflpnt
mango al Sneoferlc par piaig til at
afceptere bette &ompromis.
Sneoferitreifen ontngcS at bIlc
luttc 100000 Wano no al Nelfipitit
0elie pes at itanie Irbeioct ogiaa /
andre @%rond)er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
SuQnnof Camper thumbs.

Nao9, &olano, 16oe Iprll. -
Ten ~holldn0'fe Camper "a1tmpf" =,
pod Heiic ira baltimore mco Ell gao
ming NOeoc, f%oniigncrct til Den boil
lnnoifc Hegierinq, blep / Sorgaar&
ifuot iiGnf al Ell inf l%ln0erpano@.
bao6, mems Sen Inu lor 9Infcr uOen-
Tor Nortb @inber 6prifib / NorOiis-
en-. @eiGtningcn, % Wiano, blcp
rc0oct.
Ger iorcIigaer intct oialorenOe
@epi3 for, al Gnmpercn bIep ienot
Thumbs al en- inf Gorpeoo, men
aaptcincn hpp0cr, at 6ct fan life
bare Snil bcrom, Tor liAc cltcr lllpf-
fen If oc 2ie poa Veriifopct til Ell
inf lln0cruonb@bnno. 90 od "aot'
mnf" Iad title Tor Gufcr, flrnoe Oct
life bare Ell Miine, iom iprGngte Den
/ &lritcn.
"aatfpnf"S Gaptcin rnnbtc lln6crs
p~ouo5booocu an og BAD Sen ON at
tuQc ocre@ 2ipbou0c pun SlUb I'll
Gnrifibct, men oen i~oripnnbt / Mfors
fct llbcn al UnIc NumobniuQcn.
"Hutput" iortc clcftriifc 2nutcrler,
Tom oplnitc oct holnnOitc Tlnq. lonl
por malct pon bcgac Si0cr al Stro-
get % IiQelcoc5 Nopnct "aatppf,
Nottcrbam".
Gcnne Nliiprc bar noft ocn ~iteritc
IorbitrcIic / @ollono. "Nlqemcen
SonoeISbIoo" / gmitcroam betegner
ocnne SrrmiGro iom Gains bcli"
(ari02aariag). Get or en- iicnotlig
&onbIin0", itripcr @lobct", Tom gi-
Der o$ fuIo Nct til at trpffe Sper-
set % lutte rs til GpIflanoS 6ien-
Der" Gen tpite Gcgicring toGer
iciI", iortiUttcr @Inbct, "hoi@ ocn
trpr, at (uifcrnc fan Qiorc huoo De
ull. u0cn at III opNlucr Dor Neltroll-
tct, % at ri fun toolc nQc SloQ3 Nn-
0rcb pno hoIlonbifc llnbcrIaottcr %
ocrc$ Gic1Oom uocn at fnp."
Sra Berlin Cr ser lopct, at en- oi.
iicicI llnocrioqclic al Sngen ifal bIi
iot i9ong.
Get honanoifc Morineminiltcrium
or citcr llnocrioQclie fonmct iii ocn
ShltniuQ. al "autmpf" blcu ltu0t
iiUuf al Ell init llnocruan0abuuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
llnnr man ajGttrr fig frrnl.

N lUicr i%eI9cnoc ltuhc0 | "Gcl
friitcligc GaI@mono", 0c noritc oG
0anifc Mctoontcrs Mopcoorgan:
I'll @roi. Yuur. 2nricn2 Otter.
islQcr lom Goritanocr Tor <bcr
Goaclc. Iccorob. Eo, hor StoIcn%
Sturclic uomincrct Batter Cacar q.
Crcn. Siour Gin "a. &olact 'toI
iorcta0cs / Ocunc ManncN."
"a, iIil cr set. naur man 'ol0cr
goNt mco! Gil l(rOcrretnitg ror
"Galamauocu"a ReOoftor itol Nj op-
Inic - hpoo Ser iitfcrt hcIIcriftc cr
belt ubeficnOt inocn cufcIte arcoic
al Wcto0iiter - ar (rofc@lor Saur.
2oricn frotroaotc ION @citprcr Tor
Suthcr GoncQe / 1902 - altiou Tor
IS Nar il0eu % at Eroie9Ior Y.
Il. Ercus ga pnIgtc5 iom hans g.
tcrman0, Ct @mbe6c, iom ban trent
0clca befIrocr. Ser or, Is bctlcn0t,
irQcn GaIt. Oscar u. CIicn ! Slour
Sim; Scr or imioIcrtib en- &roi. DR..
Oscar g. Clion ocO @uthcr college,,
men "SfolcnS Stprclie" bar life
"nonlneret" BAN til @citprer, %
hcacriffe fol Ser ioretagc9 no8ct
mi &al9 pao @eimrer hpcrfcn ocnne
Mnoueo eIler opcrbooeoct | ben npr'
mcItc Ircmtto, "a |roic2ior Ercu@
bIep Qicnpol9t poo ire Mar ocO Snn
ooernG0et flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
ulano uoen Soorelano.

Saponu, Cuba, Sen t2te @(pril.
Gen bcieire6c @orcrfonge, Ne9eren
>Socf Sobniou, err folilnlet / Ell lem
StiQing, oo bet ier Tor Giebliffet rs,
ionl ON ban bill bIi moot til at ior-
blipe pau Cuba, nm life Nciten al lit
2ip. iao ialinlo pun ilbeItentt Sio.
San fan life fon1nle nogetlteoS
ben uocu ToS ira HeNieringen / oct
2ono, bporai ban cr @orger. Gen
omerifonife Stotanliliiter, W. 5.
Nrnan, bar iniiblertio giuct ocn
oncrifunite @ciunot til Cuba Srore
til at nGgte han1 amerlfan't Eas,
foroi han ltlber Den b~eficnote Sfan.
ouliua moo hnm renlte herfra SoEs
set, oa forllocn ToS oil ban fortioell
life BIZ tiQoot at fomnle til llo9et AZ
Sc eltropriife 9unbe. Set Ter iaale-
beS io ill, at ban erlteri pil bli mot
ill at iorblipe Der, eQer foripge pun
Of rlaa eli eIler aloen az DC lpoomeri-
fonitc H~eplblifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
olarsuoiiottrnc.

&@oih;uQton Sen 1000 ApriI. lis,
'llteruc Tor 2nuobrlQct bar iipIQc Ell
Al Observation-Disclosures uctop
uNitcot Bulletin i%orbcorct iiQ bctuoc.
lil &cQetationeu, ser er Here llocr
icncre ems pouliQ iiUr / Spo- %
Snopititoternc, hur aiort raifc Nrcm.
itriNt, % &ouromcu cr poo mango
Stcocr / iul0 @onQ, motaQcn poa
Stcocr buor &or0eu cnoru err Tor
uau0.
) Wioi3 "a Observation-Disclosures.
ne. har ioopcI Npcoc iom Hil0 %
@rU@ tonmct ia bctuocIiQ meo set
lnotraontc bcorc &eir, % oi>ic Nu.
Iul4cr melbc9 al itaa iGroeIca lcpcn.
DC, iiUr ! Stdterue peitcnior Mi&iia.
llppIen % Den licrnc Noropciicu,
) acknowledgements bar %cirior'
hoIocne ! NImiubcIiahco pGret al,n'
ltlQc 'or &naromlarbeioet, iiGr / 81
ln0Iige og / 0c %iiernere norbpeitIisC
egne, hpor man nIlerebe poa oei
uprmeIie er iGroi1.
Soroen er oerimoo enonu Tor paaf
GeIe AZ Nebraita. South 9ofota of
W'inneiota % Tor tor pan itor(
Strpfnin9cr ! Nortb Safoto of
! Wontona.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Sioitc &rigsnpt.

2oloon 1Soc slpriI. = Ger paa.
iiaoeS iaien, at De tpifc 9eItr9bcIler
paa at ioo iitono Ell S~oritaaelie mel.
lem gitcrrig % StoIien bar ilaaei
fell.
Gette pil rimeli9pis / StaIienernes
Zine gipe M Setpbning til noeet,
iom bpnote igaar. Set forlpoer
nenlig mcb 9citcmtbco, at Eiterri.
gere, iom pasierebe oper sen itaIierl.
ife @rGnie, ifieb paa De italienlfe
trooper. StaIicnernc fororep In-
griberne o9 git ieIo illb paa otter.
rigif S%erritorium.
2onbon 1Soe Ipril. - Zen britt
ife llnoerpanbsbano "G-15" iteote
i9oor, urber Ell banifeIig Hefoeno.
lceringstur / Wincicltet, paa @rllnr
peo aeibe5 Toint og @ei9tninger
bIep taget tiIfange al Sprferne. Spt
Wailb al SeiPtnineen %lopneS.
X X 4
Tctrogrub tSoe glpril. - Wellem
19oc MortS og 12te @(priI bar Glls.
ierne toget minbit 10000 Songe,
IangS Ironten / aarpaterne, oeri.
blanot 900 Sfiicerer.
Gen ste Npril, IS Gage otter ser
iio'te ltorc rlSiiife Sffeniio bar blei
inoleoet, boobe oe rusiiife trooper
filIofert Den Speope, iom par blei
Dem tiloelt, nernlig at i9tte iig / 9e-
iiooelie al SopeofiGoerne / &arpn-
terne langs en- Sront mellcm Gegbe.
ton og @oloiate, Ell Strpfning pao
omfring rs Wtil.
Eaa Sronten fra @artfelb til l15.
iofpoSiet banbe Sienben braot OF
pper 100000 Mono, Spifcre %
Gitcrrioere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Stnnoin1 Ruk 2anOrt.

Sfiput nj fra Si0 til anoen bar
mcoocIt bpoo Ser bar oUret ut neo'
0elc ON Sen foreitnocnoe Nnbnin1
al StanOing Rocf Ncieroationcn,
pcoblir man at ienoc o$ SpprA&.
maoI me0 &cninn I'll ocrnc @an0-
oubniug. Gil @eilcoring lor %n-
tcrc@iercoc hioirttc& ocrfor iQicn oct
piqtiqite al. bpaO Ser oIIcre0e bar
itaact / @Ia0et augaacnoc 4abuiu.
gen, tiuiaemeo eu0cl me CpIn@nlu.
Qcr, Ser ienere er mo0ta3nc ira
2~oibinQtpn. SpprQcrc nil / net
citcrinIaenoc inNc Spor poo. hooo
&c cnifer at pinc ON Ocunc Sal:
anbninacn inner StcO Sen 3oic
mai Reicrootioncn lioacr / set
inolQc Iortb Gofota "a set moro
IiQc South 0afota. Ser cr co. 80.
600 Gcrc8 / irrimrcntc Stat "a
omtrcnt 1000 i i~ioimrputc. gan.
BET ifaI irlaea til ioaoduuc. iom life
'rr hor bcu0ttet lin @omctcaor,t.
"a Griicu u.ir ira 50 so til 81 pr.
Gcrc. 0or Hortb 1afotas &cO-
fommcnoc hor @on0i1Qcrc at hem.
u,uDc ia I'll 2au0fontorct / @j9.
marcf. merS De, iom pn'tcr @au0
! Soutl 0afota. moo relic til (im-
her @cfc "a herocnNe ia poo @anN-
fontorct Ser. a7e6erc mo- t1taIc en-
TcmtcocI al ajcbenmmcn foutont.
Seer 4nioqniuQ mol lcNioQc4 al
-. hpis Oct cnitc0c @JrcoI er SO
Icrc5 cher miu0rc. 81 al $40 ser.
ION NrcaIet er oper 50 Ncrc@. 0t@.
uocu al en- aommj.'iou poa 70 "a
en- holu Sent ior huer Ncrc, man
tirber. aiebcr man { Gr. 16C
4cre5, meoierer Bette ct ~foutani
lloIF9 al $3.50. mco 9ilrQ al @e.
bnrcr "a aommisiiou iii Ell @clsG
al S1t oItiao inIt $17l. aiobcr
man 800 2lcres. nil oen ioritc ion.
tante GfbetolIng bcIobc Tia til 1920
mco IiaGg al SIS / @ebpr % Som
mission, eaer ioIt 1888.
&ieIqe Sc Regler, iom er opitiQe.
nor AnbnirJen, bar ale. iom opto
ger &auo ier ben 1Sne Mai, iamm,
gnIeoning, iom ON oere5 @%nieanint
bar mootaGet pon felipe Acbniu95
bogen oen 3oie. aQc 9nicQiuqer
Der inole6er op hi |ierimGYnte "a
10, ril, bpi5 DC er oiiatieoe / oel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20

nor omoannet til Den melt iillofomne
Safeguarding.
Wfeo ale oisie prloi9e SorberebeI.
Ter for gie Iieeer oct npr at iperge,
bnorror Stalien iaa life itrar foiter
lig mo | arigen. Sra altoritatiut
Solo ioareS Der berpao, at 6Iertnllet
al Def i~taIienife SoIf ioretr9ffer -
Iigeiom &egierinsen cnonu baober
- at oprloa territorioIc SSnbrsmmeI.
Ter al Glterrig. uoen at oct fonmer
til ct oobent 9riio.
- Hom 16be Mpril. - Gen tpitc
@eionot til Hom, Sprit bon Billion,
iortiGtter rtrGttelig line @eitrpbeI-
Ter poa at faa iitano Ell Sorltoaelie
nlcllcm StaIien og 2iterrig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Stprinrit Nifulni ifnot?

Ger bar ti0Iincrc goact NuAtcr
ON. at Sen r~llaiiitc Nrr2 Cpcrltfom-
manocrcn0c Storiurit Nifoloi IfuIoc
pore in1, men MI oeo ct tplt Slao,
"Nui$burQ 9ln}ciQcr", at iortGlle
ira obioIut p~oaIiocIiQ Slide, at
S~toriuritcna Snqoom %ifriper liz ira,
al ban moer en- Sropcrel mco @e-
neral Sicpcr3 bIcp ifuOt % hoorot
lnorct.
@clleral Baron Slcpcr3 pnr Ghei
Tor Sen t0bc r~itaiiitc Yrnlc. lon1 |
Mfiotcu al 6cbrllur bIcp iInoct iua
Qrunoiqt al General Minocnburg %
orcpct belt ub Al Sltpralien.
Stor'nrltcu fulotc, citcr Bette, @e-
1cralcn Ill liQ % bao ham lorflorc
liz ON octtc bcorppcliQc Ncocrlug.
Get fom i'll Ell hcitig Srbitrib, ionl
clotc mco, at Storinrlteu anu 8e-
ncrnlcn en- Srcijg. Ncrpoa luorcoe
General Sicpcr5 mco az trGffc Ell
Ncpolrcr o. ituoc Storipritcn / lln-
berlipct, bporpaa ban penotc Naabe.
net moo liQ icIu % bcropeoc ii0 Sipct.
Clio ircuitiacr SET trlfe Nlao
SnNen.
Get he's ii0 iorit. at General Sic
per2 ror ioIoeu un0cr aompcnc
Sitprciicn, men / Miotcn al Mart@
bcannotc Scr / SpifIouo al pcrierc
Ruotcr ON, at han bar 900 Tor cgcl,
Moon0.