davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

Again is Cordova without a real ami mai cow The only one in town was
 shipped 10 Valdez As a consequence
 all will again have to fall back on tin ned milh
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

Cordova solved the unemployed prob lem for a short time by putting the idle men to work shoveling snow from the sidewalks and roofs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

gazing silently but enquiringly at his visa-vis Recurrently a silent yet elo . quent gesture of the saber arm would indicate the scornfu spurning of the offered bribe Finally, however, when the bait reached the interesting sum of Sl0,00O the gesture was transferred to the right boot and made kinetically effective; while the silence was broken with git the out of here Vou
 -#------ you're gettin too----- near my price" If the Mexican pa triots would only fill Boss Tweed's standard specifications for an honest man G.e., "one who will stay bought0 perhaps someone could arouse popular interest in a movement to buy up these manager dogs of Mexican politics. Mining and Engineering Journal
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

Cordeva has started to clean out the undesirable citizens.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

TO GET THE NEWS READ THE NUGGET.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07
100 TONS OF FLOUR.

Bread only 50. Martin Dsls Bakery and Anvil Bakery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-07

NOME TAILORING COMPANY, Between Ssgerstrom X. Hagen and R.
 Zehners Jewelry Stores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-06

Sc me olvidaba decir que, cuando Sc
combatio en- Boncelles, fu1 a buscar ba-
10 La lluvia de balas del enemigo los
efectos de que era portador ell prfnci-
pc Gle Lippe. Sc dijo por los peri6di-
cos de Amberes que el principe llevaba
conslgo mucho dinero. Solamente por
10 conslgnado en- esos peri6dicos 10 he
sabldo. Yo no vi un franco.
El Rey me ha dado la mano en- Duff
lei, y me ha prometido una condecora-
clon para cuando termine la guerra.
Els que debo ser demasiado joven para
ostentar una cruz, jverdad?
Ahora he estado en- ell Iser, en- la al
dea de x. He realizado servicio de
patrulla EN- ell castillo de Vicogne. que
lnas veces cae en- manos de los alema-
aeS y otras en- las nuestras.
Actualmente estoy considerable como
on soldado. Recibo 13 c6ntimos dia-
rios, y ademas estoy mantenido. Pero
no dlsfruto de mucho calor, porque..
como soy pequeno, no sc encuentra mi
forme mi medida, uso todavfa Ia
ropa de verano.
I'm Villebrock detuve a dos esp1as
'reguntaban a todo ell mundo d6nde
%e hallaba la artiller1a belga para dis
'rlDur clgarrillos entire los soldados
20 les conduje a una cantina, mientras
iaba ouenta de mis- sospechas 4 un iefe
de Estado Mayor Fueron detenidos
los carltativos senores, y, en- efecto. Sis
papeles estaban en- regla; pero Sc les
Aallo otros documentos que probaban
plenamente hallarse al servicio de los
alemanes.
En- X..., de donde vengo y adonde
Nuelvo manana, la lluvia de bombas es
'ncesante; pero a todo Sc acostumbra
emo. Su estallido va no nos emociona.
La vez primera que dispar6 un arma
de fuego hice ell rid1culo. Tenfa vo
una pistola Browning, vi pasar un
taube' . y dispar6 contra 81. La gen
te, naturalmente, Sc rio de mi. Mas
tarde recog1 la carabina de un soldado
(Contin1a Ell la plana 11.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-06
Y habla ell .joven heroe


70 me salve con el ordenanza Pc
dro, pasando por el agujero de una c1
pula-el hueco de un hombre. como Sc
llama ese orifcio-, conseguimos
reunirnos con las tropas belgas en- Tir
lemont.
Cerca de R'Hannuit tuvimos que
ocultarnQs en un bosque porque los ca.
mlnos estaban llenos de patrullas de
hulanos.
Qulnlentos soldados logramos pasar
las filas de los alemanes, ocultandonos
durante ell dla en- las malezas del mon
te
Hasta la batalla de Haecht vo no Vi
NADIA de especial importancia guerre-
ra Alli presencie la batalla muv de
cerca. AL lado de un pequel1o puente
no leJos del general Bertrand, fui he
rldo por un fragmento de granada
pero va estoy bien de aquella lesion
Ne la cosieron, y pronto estuve libre
de enfermeros.
En- Villebroek ful portador de una
carta durante ell bombardeo. Esto no
s1gnifica na3a, cv>rdal? Mientras dl1-
70 Ell bombardeo volv1 dos veces 4 Lie
"a para obtener fotograf1as de los ca
1ones alemanes. YO Saba maneiar IA
:amara obscura desde antes de la gne-
IRA. Los " "boy-scouts" 10 aprendemos
todo.
La primera de mis- tentativas de ha-
2er fotografias fu6 en- un campo de
aViaci6n. Tuve la debilidad de bab]ar
;oa IN caballero de la localidad one
acknowledgements, era espia Pocas ho-
as despu6s un Official aleman me hac1a
Drender. Fu1 conducido 4 la prisi6n
haFta la ma1ana siguiente, en- cue. sin
Ha Der por que, me pusieron en- liber-
tad
Para Ia segunda tentativa me disfra-
ce, y, ocultandome hasta ell momento de
enfocar el Objective de mi maquina pu-
de lograr la fotografla de un canon de
Gran calibre, de 10 que muchos duda-
ban.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-06
Los ninos heroes

/
| Yo no dire ell nombre del heroe de
que voy a hablar Las razones de mi
reserva las comprendera el lector. Pue-
do afrmar que el nino en- question no
ha cumplido ounce amos y que los SOL
dados no estrechan su mano sin sentir-
Sc emocionados.
Era "boy-scout desde hacia dos
amos cuando estall6 la guerra. Incli-
nado por sus afciones, Sc ofreci6 q los
soldados como portador de mensajes.
] Ell general Leman lie areg6 a su
cuartel general de la calle de Saint
Foy
FL d1a en- que ell comandante Mar
chand cay6 muerto por las balas de los
prDsianos que hab1an proyectado ma
tar al general defensor de Lieja, el nj
no estaba presente. Este drama lie
afect6 profundamente, hacienda de su
coraz0n Ell corazon de un hombre.
! Decidida la retirada de la tercera di-
vision, pidi6 ell muchacho que Sc lie
permit 2se encerrarse en- ell fuerte de
Loucin Presenci0 la destruction de la
iglesia de AIRS por las granadas alema-
mas. La ciudad cay6 en- manos del
enemigo. Los hilos telefonicos que
un1an los fuertes quedaron cortados.
FL chiouillo atraves6 Lieja entire los
miles do soldados alemanes lego con
ordenes escritas al fuerte de Chaud-
i,orttaine.
Cumplida esta peligrosa mission, vol
NO al fuerte de Loucin
Dos d1as despues esta fortaleza era
bombardeada por los ca1ones de 12O Y
2SO mil1metros de los aIemanes. Una
n2~te del fuerte donde sc encontraba
el general qued6 destru1da; pero ell nj
NJ pernaneci0 con las fuerzas que que
daron indemnes en- ell reducto central.
El general Leman, reconociendo la
inutilidad de la resistencia ante los
efectos de la artiller1a gruesa alema
ma, dio orden de evacuar la fortaleza
y despues hacerla vOlar.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-09
has been but little grain burned SO
EXPERIMENTS in CROSS-BREED.
ING.

T. G. Pierson who has been rails
ing hogs In Idaho for a number of
years. has gained some valuable in
formation In that time as to breed
ing, feeding and handling by which
he has profited much. One OF his
which he believes he is able to Sc
cure better results than from the
straight breeds. His experiments
have been rather broad along these
lines, having crossed many Of the
most popular as well as some of
those breeds not so extensively
raised In Idaho. His observations
lead him TO believe hat he obtains
the best results from those crosses
containing Chester Whites and Po-
l~and-China blood. At one time he
heard much about the good quail
ties OF coal oil for hogs and de-
cided to give It a trial. For about
100 hogs he used Il mixture of about
our pounds of sulphur, four pounds
salt and four quarts of coal oil
mixed In the feed. The grain was
allowed to soak up the coal oil be-
fore mixing wet with the other in
gradients. Previous to this he had
been using condiments that were
high priced but believes he obtained
fully as good results. If not bet
ter, with the above. He reports the
mixture az having the effect of
Graduating all worms, conditioning
the hogs, and the coal oil proper
tion the added feature of causing
the lice to leave the hogs. At this
time he has some fine looking mar
kot stock that look as though they
would be market toppers by the
time they are finished off.-Gem State
Rural.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-09

sick list and is not able to work in
the blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Gus Brahmstadt entertained
the following people at dinner Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Moth. Mr..
Albert Moth, Misses Mamie, Virginia,
Irene and Theima Nunnelley and Miss
Olive Soreson.
The road between Arbon and Malad
is deradfully rough at present.
The new school house is progressing
nicely. The foundation is laid and
they have begun on the frame work.
DR.. X. +. Moth and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. w. Brown and o Fay, OF
American Falls were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Moth last Sun
day.
Mr.. II. Il. Chapman and family were
Sunday evening visitors at the nome
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Folsom.
Mr.. Tom Stott who got his leg hurt
on the combine has been quite lame
for the past week.
A few days ago while Tracy Lee was
doctoring a wire cut on n OF his
horses II jerked It's leg up and threw
iodine In both of his eyes. He feared
at first his eyes were out but after
a few days they were all right.
Misses Gena and Thelma Rust we're
visitors at w. A. Nunnelley's last Mon
day.
Mrs. Il. o. Lee and children visited
at T.. G. Smiths Friday.
Mr.. Thos. King and sons got back
from Malad Friday with their new
threshing machine and Mr.. II. II
Mills set II up Saturday.
. The many friends OF Grandma
Hayes will be glad to learn that she
is much improved and is able to be
out again.
Mr.. ED Hooker and Roy Smith each
took a load of grain to Malad Thurs
day.
Mr.. G. G. Randall OF Pauline was
here, on business Saturday and stayed
until Sunday.
Mr.. IL. G. Smith and daughter Elmira
Will leave Tuesday for a visit with
relatives IN Logan, Utah.
Mrs. Lee Hatfield is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Reed of
Dayton. Wash.
Mr.. Girkin and family have moved
to the farm he recently purchased
from Mr.. Albert Swenson.
kgt.. n..otI.. AT.lIo., - D.,.toIlA
IL visiting her mother, Mrs. Gates. of
this place.
Mrs. Paul Donelley and Mrs. Robert
Stott spent last week with Mrs. EN-
NETT Leee.
Mr.. Nunnelley has finished saving
and has moved his engine down and
will begin threshing this week.
Mr., Ed. Hooker had the misfortune
to loose n fine COW last Sunday.
Misses Mamie and Thelma Nunnel-
ley spent last Monday with their sister
Mrs. Herman Moth.
Work on the new school building Is
progressing. nicely.
Lois. the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Chapman. was quite sick
last week.
Miss Hilda Swenson Of Logan, Utah
Ii visiting relatives here.
Mr., w. w Ralph. OF R%ockland. was
over last week to see about his broth
er's cattle here.
There has beer n number Of danger
Gus looking fires through this section
and a lot OF fence burned but there
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-09
SOUTH ARBON

Mr.. Peter Larson sold a bunch OF
steers t. Mr.. Tyler the first Of the
week.
Mr.. W. A. Nunnelley has been suf-
fering from stomach trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.. McCauley have
returned to their home In Dayton,
WASH, after spending ten weeks with
relatives here.
Mrs. Emma Sorenson and little son
OF Mendon, Utah, visited last week
with their relatives, p. j. ard Ammon
Sorenson OF this place, returning to
their home the first Of this week.
Harry Chapman and Homer Young
are on the sick list.
Last Friday, Mr.. Tom Stott got his
over-alls caught on a set screw on tho
combine and tore most OF his clothes
of but he escaped with but slight In
juries. His leg was bruised quite
badly but he was able to go back to
work.
Il. O. Lee finished cutting his sec
ond piece OF grain with his combine.
last week and he says u piece made
20 bushels and the other 30. Most
OF the grain seems quite good but
there has been but little threshing
done so the farmers can not tell how
II is going to turn out.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Ward, who have
haap anandinQ moat nf fha aummor On
their farm here, have returned tn
Malad, where they Will remain for
some time while Mr., Ward attends to
business matters. "
Messrs. l.. E. Howell, Arlie and
Willie King attended the dance at
Sheep Creek Saturday night.
Mrs. Orvill Nicholson has been SER
iously III for the past week.
Mr.. Albert Bird has rented his
brother Matthew's ranch for next year.
Matthew Is going east on a mission.
Mr.. Thomas King has purchased a
new tbreshing machine and will go to
Malad after IL the middle OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bollinger Wis
tied Saturday night and Sunday at the
home OF w. II. Smith.
Most OF the heading In over and
t%hreshing Is In full blast. crops are
turning out good.
Miss Virginia Nunnelley OF Salt
Lake city, has been here a week
visiting with homefolks.
Mr.. Seal Smith had the misfortune
TO loose a young COW last week from
bloat.
Mr.. Gus Brahmstadt. George Bo!lin-
ger and l.. Hall made a trip to MaIad
Thursday evening taking thirty fat
hogs over for Mr.. Brahmstadt.
Mrs. Ammon Sorenson has been
quite III for the past week.
Mrs. Orville Mikkelson IL recovering
and hopes to be out again In n few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. A. N~unneiley and
daughter Mamie. MIR, w. ii. Smith and
Mrs. George Bollingor made a bust
ness trip to Malad Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Lee enter
tained n number OF the young people
on Thursday evening and every one
present had a jolly time. The evening
was spent in making candy after which
many games we're played on the lawn
and last but not least OF all was a
delicious lunch of which all people arc
fond.
Mr.. Harvey Chapman IL still on the
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-09

All in all, this is a most remarkable
chapter, brimful of exciting action,
suspended dramatic balance and sound
whole-hearted story interest.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-09

Thornhill's Ice cream is made from
pure cream.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16
nv ncr5f 9ounmeorStos.

Observation-Disclosures Sairo x Zee l
Gbicpga bar nctop nolcnot Ell nh. prat>
till po pent uoitprst "Saniihsgtoripes
oionsgngliib auo Gngliibs0 aniib@9tors
lpeoian 9ictipnarp" / Sontmeformdt
mSer Mecattion al TrpicsIor Senrp
Nialcn.
Otter ct leit Suerllag cir oenne Sro>
boa Scfinition paa minhlt $4,000 ORR
% ncb lin greie Misunderstanding for
Sc eneeIitc idapel iom for De onnItsnor'te
ORR, oil ben bare al p%raftilt Nptte oss
ioa Tor Tmerifanere, iom lGrer Nor'f.
Srbboaen inbebolhcr CT nptttgt VII
Iro ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pa on
bporleoes man blir ameritnnlf Berger.
9esuben Cite oeer r~re9elnt9srt9e yer
Der, Iipt apnperIdIion, o9 Ell Ifpelln1
ON Waal pg %egt % enee!ig %prtrrtter
al pore Yrriipcutcr fra @aibin9ton III
8ilIpn. Sen oil ~antaselie ON fort SiS
prre at fau iiobr / ale iterre amerifdns
lie @paIooer. |riien er 90 Gents %
S1.00. eiter bpao SlaeS @ino, man
eniier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16
1taliens Stag.
Suo;tiitct al Napulepn.

Get it%olicnifc Stag - Den grent,
Eui0t "a rpoitri6coc Srifolor, par
iou bcficnot / sc beoU1coe Gage
inr o. citer &tnIicnS @ri1ScrflTring
til Citcrri9c @ienitono for Ell enc
itnucn0c enibuiinltiif &rltla, bl. a.
blcp oen 10 pon lclpe &%pirinolet5
@alfon hoitloiQt fn5ict al SONG
Nictor GmamIel % belle oen fongc'
liQe 6anlilic / Golfet5 Nuaipn %
un02r e~reNopcnoe Silbel.
Set italicnifc Stag in0itiiteoeS /
1896 al Sen lmge @cnernl Napo.
leon @onoporte. 5 De Snre mco
huilfe Sen 27-unriNc 8cncrdl ouer'
ipommcoc Noroitulicn3 Slettcr og
iIoq GitcrriNc ticntc aoifiQiJe TIT
iin6c italienitc Solocter, ~ al mi
litrrc @rrn0e iun0t @onapurtc BET
iormuol5tienliGt at looc StuIiencrne
tiUupe nnoer iii egct, ITrli1c Nla0.
sam iu0itiitc0e bcrior BEN ltolicn'tc
Srifolpr, men los Den liGne Den
@iranifc ion mlc9ct iom mnllig Blot
mes Sen TorifieL, at Sen blaa Stri-
be blcu c"ritottct mcN Ell gron.
Zen leritc italicnifc Sane bIcu
Gtc Sttobcr 1896 ~hoitioelig oper-
rott Sen lonlbarNiife @eQion paa
GOmtirfcpIooicn i Miilano. % innl-
me Nllteu itrep Nopolcon / i'm
tuappc ipnNi3c Stil til Tireftoriet
/ Vari@: SRA III al cr be itnlicn-
itc Nntinnnliarpcr, lem nlco @egci-
firing onIN1Gc9 al &tolicns Tntrio-
ter, Oi@ic: @rpnt, bpiot % root"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16

iorponolct ~ WiI al Camden
Wcnb", Der oannebes al oens gainle
2ctic, til ct Worao5.
Get me SOB gaar ionl Ell @ei1'
pei tpersopcr Den 2an0tonge, lonl
banneocS al oen itore Spln1 ! oct
aonilc 2eic. Set me SOB CT IA
,Ipo opbt o. goar / en- SPngoe al
10 Dill oicniem irugtbnre Gn9e og
Igrc, oa bar iaalche5 iclpfelgello
anrcttet ltor Sfaoe. SEQ al tngc oell-
nc 8enpci bar 6loOen ianatilge la'
oct Sen Lille SloNbp pco ocn Ter
ne'tc Gnoc al GluciuingninJen iulo-
ltpnoig poa oct terre % leg Wtll
borte ira Slooen. Nctop / oenne
Sping Gapoe Observation-Disclosures
onpenot $4,000 til Wurfor'tGrf-
ningcr al 6loobreboen, bpilfe Fen-
ae MI or iulbItGnoig borttoltcoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16

meo en- Sang fer er ganife frife
Zen enc Segropeliesplaos er ganIft
lioen, enooa 1870 belgilfc Soloater
Der bar iuiloet ben lioite Spile. Gr
maieitGtiif Gg itoar peo Snoganas-
porten. &sboerne al Oct pPloige
Sr9 err bIepet blotteoe, oa III Sfpt,
tergrap leber / 3ig3ag ppcr Warfen.
&c Salones @rape CT impffet meo
DIomlter. Weo boioe Smaaiten, iom
tegncr Zig ifarpt moo Den merfe
Soro, er ben belgilfe Sspe afbiloet,
o. peo Chen al err Der reiit ct 1ors
al gurbomgrene, paa builfet Der er
anbra9t en- Ylaoe meo Snblfriften
1914. Gil Minoe ON be taprc S9.
Observation-Disclosures. Inbre minore
aorS Ter man her % Der. Eaa ct
!Gier man: Gil 9Gre for De taprc
belsiife Solontcr, ionn bpbe for S9.
orelanoet ben 6te Mlgillt 1914" %
o%erunocr: "Iette &ors err reiit til
sGre for pore tapre SLENDER al 2anb-
itormsbatalionen fra Mnsba6". Yau
ct anbct Gors itaar Der: "Heilt al
tpite arigere til sGre for faione Bel
giere". Snda Stplper er neoram-
nleoe / Soroen, % @unno meo De
belgiife Iarper ilpnger iig ira Stol-
pc til Stolpe. Siclme, balppisne
@ranie % forifieaige llniiormsgien-
itallbe err orbneoe ipnmetriif omfring
@ineber al Song gilbert % 9ron-
ming Gliiabetb, og u1oer Viueoerne
itaar DER: "8uo beifptte @elgicn %
bets &ongepar.."
Mogle bunoreoe Weter lGnscrc
bprte, laigs meb Ell Sfpttergrap,
ser lpbcr benimoo Sortet Sardan,
or ser eli @egrapcliesplab3 for tplte
Splboter. Gen er meget iterre enc
Sen iprlte - iaa ltor iom en- Itor
9anosbpfirfe1ouro. Sgioa Der mini
Der alt ON &rigen. Scr Setter al
ct FigtraoogiGroe, Scr &uinerne al
ct neobr9nbt @onoebus. Wen bag
Standardization ifimter man en-
Srllgtbape / fulo @lcmitring. Sre
bunoreoe tpife Soloater lig9er be-
grapet Der. 5ilbsire or S%iiicer5gra'
uel,e, bper merfct mco ct &orS mef
ben Salone5 Napn. 90 UNDER 8ren'
iprret paa en- flor TlooS llge ne>
lager Soloaterne / en- 0Glleagrnn.
Stttct Nopn, intet Werfe for Den ell'
fcIte. Wen pao ct fort GgetrGfors
err ser en- ,SnoIfrift It'll sGresmlnot
ior sc @elte, Der folot for Spiflal'os
sore % Sremtio". &c belgi'te Sro'
bpegerc / Ggnen ior9er ior, at ogloo
Sc tpifc @rape bliper ltelt % lrlpt'
fet meb SlomIter."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16
bpao POLAND frveter.
Suurfor Spll9ubcrnc pn'fer, at DC
Naicreoe ifal ieire.

Sppr0Slnoalet ON NelgiellS Sllo'
lcrunlelic / 0et tplfc Nlge bc'tlprtl-
0er ueNporenoe sc belgilfc og bol-
louoifc llnoerioattcr / Noroirnrf=
riNe. lfriper en- en9elif aorrclpons
oert, ionl opboloer lig bag De ollie
rebcs Tront. Gorol Smulocrs,
Meolcm al set ~bolloabife Inoetfanl-
mer, mi1nocr / "IcleNroai" ON ben
bcrcnlte llotalclie / Eelegrammet til
Sen tpifc 9lmbasiaopr / Sononn,
6prIt 2idmpmifp, ira Sr. BON So
0om sen loe Nugult. Selcarnmnet
loo: Get CT Qonlfe NMlllg at
bcpe pirfelig 9tptte al at arlettere
@cl1ien ,lben iunltioig at itoploe
glnncftionen poa &c4onbs @efolt'
Ming"
"Mcningcn meo Bette, tiger Ga-
rol SmulbcrS, "cr, at ct uafhTn9lgt
Soaono iorloiGtter ct noIbGnglgt
@elaien % Seir ior Sc Inlereoe.
Sonfeu er life IN. Nne De, 'onl
bar iuIgt Tertcn al oe pangernlor-
ifc Soccer, fienoer Den. Solicit bar
onct Ben, iriont set ierlt pes &rl-
ocns llhbrnO bcgpn0te at fnG pirfe'
liz SntercSie Tor intcrnotionole
Spergsnloal. Oct err imiolertio life
lioct bare set, at oennc Sanobeo
nUpncs ~oiientlig ~ n1cb ener5l'fc
Sro. "%osiiid)c 3citluna"S %olel'
forreiponoent icn0er i'm Iuls Sno'
holoct al en- Santto!c, ban bar bapi
mco TorieSior Sralb.
Sea cr tp~ifiicnNtliG, erflpreoe
TroieSiorcn, enc oG alene AZ Den
@rlnb, at ieg er &olTnSer. Sea
err tp%ifiienStlig. iprOi lea er opcrbc-
nit ON, at SpiferncS Seir nil be
tpoc &ollunoS Gpo.
Gen bcleilfc SpIt er Al lioer
Mutte for Spiflono nNen alnperpen
% Intuerpeu noen @lpen Shelo(
cr ~inocntine. Ss aiper hi life 900
pinio Gin paa Sen. pil Spifern(
tcae Den. %i pil0e | oct SiliGlo'
blipe en- tpIf TprbunbSirat eler Ell
Trouins al TreuSien. : hpert I'll
irloe pilbe set pore noe mep Dol
Scaa. Serfor er set. at icg mel
bcIe set ~honanSife Solt pnifer q
SnifInuN nc bIipe llaact.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16

Eiluo. Seq foriiaar life, bporleoes
ocn fattige @eiolfning bar funrel
boloe Sipet oppe. Nan funbe Dc
oaiaa ie Soft saa 90 jamie op ZIP
pcllinlfal paa 8aben.
On Some, hi bapoc til Hengie,
ring, BAD os iaa bsnIig on at giem'
me Hotetcsifr9net til benbe. Get
foitet - for min Spoaer % Ssiter.
oeres to Barn og mig = 90 aro'
ller at Iene ON 9agen / al 3arpelig'
beo. Men oct elf 10 enoou; maj
p9nllcr Jig til Wsiiombeb."
"Sporleoes err Sternningen blanbi
9cfolfninecn?"
ga, @egeiitring err Ser intctiom-
BELT at. Ger CT oerimob ct nGiter
osocIig SAB meIem DC iorifieuise
AfationoIitcter, Sijeffer, T%oIaffer,
5p'tere, llngarere og Eiterrigere.
Set or langtira miIbnet unoer 8ri'
gen, tpertimoo. sc fan pGre bis
pna, at ale DC andre enifer, at ~
@iferre mao bli ilauct. 9e tor mo-
tilrligpis life iige set a~abcnlpit, Oct
er 10 altfor farlig, men til os Ncn-
trnIe betrocbe De iig aaigeoel life
iielben. Seller life par oct nogeil
&cmmeligbeo for o5, at oe iffe-tpitc
Solootcr oeicrtereoe / tort sntal %
lob opcr til Husierne. Zen Gag,
Staliens arigserfIGritg fon, gift
@nrniionen / @pen giennem 90
berne ntco Srommer Tor at opflnm-
ne @egeiitringen, men oct aioroc
%intetiombelit Snotrpf paa @efolf-
ningen, og leg iaa life ct encitc cipilt
Wenneife lutte fig til YroceSiionen." "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16
Iham life iin>sivS.

9tGp Norf Sen Toe &uli. Nlr.
III 81. (hop blcu iNnl Al Mtrucn,
iom har baut hans Slu02tiIitanb I'll
EaatjeuNcliG crtIrrct ior at have
Gicnumoet lin 6oritauNS iltlNc
NrUQ.
Stiaut 0cuuc &urucn2 aicnNeIic
cr en- itor Seir ior Sbaw er Sen
0o9 lite oi0ioren0e. ioet Sen cnNellgc
@iQiereIic al S%pergamanIct hpilcr
hos NsieitcretSoommcr Setter u.
Neuorict. Nuu bar to9ct aicnoel'
len lm0cr Cpcrueiclie. Get hero,
MI uoeIuttenoe poo ham. ON Sham
after ifal bii Ell iri N'ano. cller lell'
0es tilbale til NrimiunIhoipitolct
gt0tteapau,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16
forholocne / Oiterrio.
Gn %crctning fra @nlieicn.

Gn 0nnif Came, Nrptcn Sngeborg
Nriia, er penot hicm eiter at bauc
opholOt liz / Nucn @iclItj Niuln /
set nor0ucitIiNc @aIicien Oct iioite
A0ra Sio. ST %lo0 pou beuoca
Nienritcb bar hapt en- SunltoIc mtco
ocu mn9c Game, iom ieIpiglgcliN bar
opIepct nlCgct intcrc@iaut.
Moo bar bun ~ Be ourigc San-
tier Der pno Steort alorig pGret,
men n0turliAula tunoc oct life uno-
Raoco. at gGnaittlien o. llroen
blanOt DC Snoiootc lioroc Dem Iiot
neruoie. Get bar iUrIiN / &riqcnS
isrite Snge. "a ilp8teoc ToIt / itorc
St0rcr.
"Wlcrtct Ce uogct til Nu@iernc?"
ga. Sanger iad III / maoieuiS,
men oct nUrmcite. Nltoierue cQcra
uar moe paa oa, uar helImoo 40
sam. Oct par / Nopcmber Waaneo.
ga De pnltrcnt hapoc nanct arufnu.
"a herte nj uitnnoielig aanontor-
Den, % on Niteuen % Nattcn pp-
lpiteS Mimmclen az Dc mango Ems.
t~aiterc. Iue por iorbcreot poa Ell
ruaiilt Tuualiou, % Sorbolosregler
Ill Nemuina bar trufict, vi Sanifc
bapbc 0og life tTntt pna at ilp1te
buao ri Nior0e uor bl. a. at ipilc "
Dor Wurnclaoe % Spltetpi - oei
iputca III life. Nu9ieruc iguI0e iaa
SCuere uu9rebe NJ riGtI8npf bort
S~raabieri, ior oct bIeu 10 uleateIil
imaat meo Seocuarcrue. vi funo(
bare lea Dor beiienlte Hation a
NraA 49, lapct ubcluttcuoe al Wtais
4 ~ % al aipo. Eiterriserne or %
iaa forl1n9ii iot poo aisNbiGt. 80
icter bar III, nGiten life til Of opori
pe. % ieIp en- Gina iom SGbe pal
eaaet op ira Ser. $50 til $50 pr