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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29
LET Congress Be Called
tFrom the Washington Post. }

The problem Of national defense
cannot be settled by any other author
tty than that of Congress
Congress must provide the money,
and Congress must approve the plans.
The President and the Secretaries
Of War, and the Navy with their ad-
Yisers, can prepare plans for defense
on the scale which they deem ade-
quate and suitable, but they cannot
put any machinery into motion for ef-
fectuating these plans. Until Congress
considers the subject they will. be
plans and nothing more.
What the public wants is not mere
plans but actual execution Of plans.
II wants the constructions Of ships
and forts begun the work of re-
cruitment started the contracts let
for ammunition and uniforms and
munitions
Until Congress has acted the Sec
rotary Of the Navy cannot lawfully
accept the voluntary services OF
Thomas A. Edison or any other per-
son. The law prohibits department
heads from accepting free service.
Congress will have ideas OF its own
regarding the size and scope and va
riety OF plans for tho national de-
tense. These ideas may be at vari-
ance with the ideas OF the executive
branch Out Of the disagreement must
come agreement before the work can
be started
There is not a dollar available for
the national defense Congress must
raise the money required. II must de-
eide how much is needed and how
the treasury shall come into possess
sion Of IT,
The exigency that confronts the ma
ton requires the immediate attention
of Congress II the nation Is 10 have
additional protection. not a day should
be lost in providing IT, These days
Of peace are a godsend IN which to
prepare for what may be a supreme
trial. II the opportunity be seized
and there should be no need for the
defenses. nothing will have been lost;
but If there should be no defenses
in the hour Of need, thousands OF
American lives may be lost unneces-
sarily.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29

procured to protect the explosives.
but that the explosives we're procured
TO blow up the Americans. It is a
wonder that no one thought of this
before. Obviously, as the Herr Pro-
lessor points out, Captain Turner
and the British Admiralty entered
into a conspiracy to get Germany into
trouble with the United States. Every
thing points to this conclusion. II
is admitted, for instance. that the
Lusitania did not follow the course
advised by the Admiralty. and II is
likewise admitted that no destroyers
we're sent to the assistance of the
Lusitania when she began TO sink
Why? Because the Admiralty made
an agreement with the commander
beforehand saving, IN effect "If you
will promise not TO follow out direc-
tons we will engage to take no no
tice Of your S o S." That Is the
Herr Professors great discovery.
There was always the DANGEROUS
possibility that Captain Turner might
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29
ON THE RIFLE RANCE

THE annual encampment Of the Organized Militia OF
Delaware on the State Rife Range near New
Castle will come TO an end Saturday Thus far It
has been an exceedingly enjoyable and beneficial mill
tary function Under the direction Of Acknowledgement
Wickersham IL has been conducted in a manner that
has given satisfaction to citizen soldery and also
to the public.
The officers and men have acquitted themselves cred
tably and have enjoyed the outing In addition they
have prohed greatly by the Of military instruc
ton they have undergone There never. has been a
time in the history Of the Delaware militia in which
the organization has stood higher in public confidence
and respect than IL stands at the present time
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29
CHAMRER OF COMnrERcE rRAnr nrNrINa

M EMBERS Of the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
III are on trade-hunting excursion in rural New
Castle and Cecil county today They left this morning
in automobiles Most of the day will be spent in
urging persons in the districts affected buy viii
mington what they cannot buy at home
The itinerary is long and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
one. We trust the trade getting pilgrimage will be
productive Of good and lasting results. Entirely too
much Delmarvia money that should come to Whining
ton is going to Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
TO the detrment only OF this city but also of the
rural districts contiguous thereto
Wilmington has valid claim TO recognition II Is
the natural trade centre Of the Peninsula and Of
nearby counties Of Pennsylvania and New Jersey Ex-
cursions such the that is being run today should
serve TO impress that fact upon the people in the towns
that are visited is missionary work that ought to
produce good results.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29
DOLLAR AND THE sEAMAN's ACT

DVA4Aa+tAh nND ~ NHA-+t " y y = ~ L.
From the Norfolk Virginian- Pilot.
Mr.. Robert Dollar. OF San Francisco
who speaks from long and practical
experience in the shipping business,
estimates the wages and board on an
American vessel under the operation
of the La Follette-Furuseth Seamans
act at more than $4,000 a month. as
compared with $1,000 on a British and
S795 on japanese ship of equal ton
mage. And yet there are people who
profess to be unable to understand
why the American merchant flag is in
such certain danger of disappearing
from the trans-Pacihc trade in No
vember and from the high seas In
general after the close of the Euro
pean war and the restoration Of the
worlds shipping conditions to normal.
Is it unnatural that American capital
should refuse to invest in an indus
try which the government is doing its
level best to make as Improbable as
possible?
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29
"ResI FacIs," by Professor FIamm
CFrom The New York Tribune.)

Most Americans have hith-
erto talked of the Lusitania's ghostly
explosives as if thev had been des-
tined. together with the cartridges to
destroy Germany's hreadwinners. II
was admitted, of course. at the sug-
gsstion of the imperial government,
that these hypothetical substances ac-
counted for the rapid sinking of the
vessel, but the popular opinion was
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29

, that they we're originally intended to
be used against the breadwinners,
and that the Americans were put on
board with them only to make sure
that they would be safely delivered.
Professor Oswald Flamm. the emil
nent naval constructor has hit on a
much better theory. After due re-
Election he has come to the conclu-
sion. not that the Americans were
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29

Thousands of Wilmingtonians regret to hear that o.
James Belt for many years a local druggist OF such
prominence and popularity that his name was house
hold word in this city, is dead When he was in his
prime he was the envy of many other druggists in
Wilmington Late in life he effected sale Of
the business and his retirement followed Mr..
Belt possessed Of many fine qualities He
conducted his business upon high plane and com
manded the respect and confidence OF everyone who
knew him. His retirement regarded as a distinc.
loss to the local drug trade.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29
WHY SHIPOwNERs no NOT
LIKE THE SAFETY LAW

From the Washington Post
On the plea that its rigors are so
severe that it will drive the Ameri-
can flag off the great lakes as we'll
as the seas, an organized opposition
to the La Toilette law has been ac-
tive, preparing for the repeal of the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29

Parent-Teachers Associations are doing commenda-
bic work in Delaware The meeting of delegates repre-
senting such organizations at Delaware College yes
terday will result in benefit 10 the commun-
ties in which they exist II also will popu-
arze and extend the educational work that such
Citations doing in bringing the home and the school
into closer relation and better more helpful un-
derstandne
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29

Three persons have been killed while riding on an
amusement device at Coney Island. So long as the
public demands thrills such resorts lust so long
will amusement purveyors supply them. and experience
has shown that so long they supplied accidents
will attend their The Rough Rider" upon which
the present deporable accident occurred is only one
of many devices in Coney Island and elsewhere
which make such accidents possible In fact It is
wonderful that persons are not killed at such
places in the of season.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29

Thousands of persons at Delaware College to-
day participating in the Farmers Day exercises That
those who pay serious attention 10 what is said and
done will profit largely by Il is assured II is edu-
catione function with blend Of social diversion that
serves TO make exceedingly enjoyable the partici-
pants.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29

First Warsaw; next Calais. and then Parsl" is
the newest German cry. That is quite an ambi-
tous programme, doubtless meant for home consump-
ton.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29

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falhIel lean Advertisers has ex-
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-29

The Association Of
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ere 10 composed Of
nii the great advor-
tisers OF this coun-
try. The AsHocin-
tion endorses only
such papers as sub
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tion at any moment,
and positive proof
must be submitted
The accompanying
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has been issued 70
this paper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
2ambeier % 2ubsbrnser.

Soma Someiteab" ~inoebolot MI
nplig en- meget lplepproig 9lrtifel
ifrepet al en- Mr. s. $. Elatt,
Eomeibeif 60. So, % bnpenbe iom
Sperifrift: "9etter Sbop for Zen.
ants.
Mcget er bIepet iagt / Some
IteaO"s Spalter / ienere Sio an
gaaenoe Ben "itaffelS Sobsbrilger"
eler Heltter, Den oaorlige @ebunb.
ling 2anoeieren giper bam, og bpor
mar ingt umilligt oct er for ban
at flare Jig UNDER nupnrenoe Sor-
bol6e. Mens ser fan bare llnota-
gelier, tror ieg BOG, at Ser iepnt
ouer err meget beore l(oiigter for
Soosbrugere MI, enb ser bar for ii
9lar tilbage. Sanot NOT err 2ano-
leien nleget beiere MI emo bn; men
iamtibigt bar ogiaa 2nnopriiernc
iteget ipeiret % Sorboloenc megct
foranbret Zig. Mens 2anbeicren
frGper beiere Seize, bar BOG life
9eien iteget / iomme Sorbolo iom
9anopriien. Gnten 2anoeieren MI
nplig bar fjebt lin 8nrm, eaer ban
bar eiet Ben / lang Sio, err oct life
nnbet at pcnte, enb at ban lpgger
on paa of ioa 5armen til at betalc
en- rimeli1 Tente paa Den &apitaI,
ban bar neblagt / Den. 9ette err
% MAJ pGre 9nnoeierens Stan6-
punft. Sra Geuterens Stonbpunft
igien err oet ON al gjere at iaa set
melt milige no al Sanbet Tor ben
biQigit mllige Seize og oct miuSit
mllige glrbeibe oe llolpg uoen
Senipn til ggcriOroens 6orbcoring.
SAB oS ie. s benne Graft er bet
melt alminbeliat Of 9nnocicren iaar
babe gplinacn entcn 6ra1t / @ar.
feoet eller / Sus pna Sarmen. SpS
ifaiicr Sanoeieren. ) DC ileite iii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26

eeue "rttprab.p Soften" I'll eIrat 90 Sen
ner | Bet acrnIe oano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26

Sam man life iaa Scnichuiet
rent ior Mites" paa onoen Nlaaoe,
iaa or oct oog mlli9t at rsJe Dem
ibirI nleo Spopl.
Gn aanumcl Nelt, iom / mat.
&c anr hau0c gaat Tor en- GrpreS.
uogn / &arrooSburg. a~entuctp. bIep
'olgt iii Ell Snrnter ior al ioa oct
Ii0t beore paa line qomle Gage. Gn
0ag, ocr elf irit omtring noe pad
Snrmen, iii Sen iiin0c at qoa iii.
bnge iii @pen, hpor Den ltrar %.
ic1tc % iubtog lin ponie Tlao$ /
Tan Nrboa9 Siuerp StabIc. q
Minntcr icncre Io0oc 0en lig neo
ior at os. Ger cr nGitcn nolct
mcnneifeligt /, bpn6 &eitc itunoonl
9ior. &c ipne3 trnfc.
Corn Gob5" bppococ / aero,
icnc er I%ctpiubic al giGre op Slo /
Spner mcb. WnI fnn hare li0t
acroicne / Ell @liffauoe AZ opppe
NiSic "Gob9" /. Ntau u0iptter liz
ga life for Sen 6are at brGnoe OF
liz Iclp ellcr Slict.
Sutet NrUbcr AlioIincn Ictterc
cuo %orb Tom itoor orc oen Ell
Tag eler 10 ON %aoren. 9liolia
Dor iao5 poa tort, noget b~eitIi11cu.
sc 9anb.
@ipcr man Seniene MeIf.
ioor ma ioa megct beorc Hllaera
al Dem.
NG Slr1S Spb Iiqc neO iii
Suoeiro bpr MI hnoe3 pdn Saan.
Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26

loa oil ben blipe ieon igier, bpis NOR
bar en- goo alpbe Galt / og iao ni.
lper oct meo ell "g9ire Ggg gedter".
Inore Sing iom ifi9rer fig, Cancer
% lt9nenoe, pleier o9ioa at ieone zig
igien, but5 en- bar CT lioet 8ron Sooa
/ OF ina piper oct goot nteo en- laa.
BAN "9eoter". 9Gg til Saucer eQer
Supper, iom or lapet nleo Smsr OF
YteI, iom Isrite 9eitanooel, og Tom
10 let fan fomme til of flumpe itg,
Dor man aItio bdoe Ell al oi5ie "9cat.
erS" oeo Sdanoen, ou Saucen bIir
oloeleS ieun igien, naar en- piiper
oen meo ocnne ~9eoter". en- Sal.
iel or hener life at foragte til bette
9rrg, bpiS I life tr9iier til at
bare en- iaooan Slip.
9hi. uaor man ifdl begunoe meo
COMMENCEMENT er oct ioPrt oigtig
at foa lat / SGgter og "Snappers"
iom life ~rliiter. en- Came onbefa.
Ter at tisbe Jig en- Ii6en Wagnet og
prone @p1ter OF "Snappers" meo
Den. @ui5 oen trGffer oiSie til jig,
Iaa fan man pGre tenrmelig ittfer
pon at DC bill ruite, % oct er oerfor
beoit at faSiere Dem, eIer inliaIo life
BRUCE Dem / @aifefioIer. Naar Der.
inoo Wiagueten life trGffer SGg.
terne til liz, iaa bebsoer man life at
u9re r9o for at DC bill ruite.
gomllosIfisrter og Sommerfio.
Ter euers, bar lpprt let for at gda
iitpffer / SpIitten (IIacfet) buis De
or Iiot TRANCE al zig. Ctu ifal 10
Sfierterne bIipe ioa pioe, at Der life
buroe bore ian meget 6nre for oct,
for &citeu). Gnr at iorebpgge bette,
er set Ell goo Soc at iGtte Ell Spgte
og Sempe nofiaa lnngt nebe | Split.
ten % iaa ilaa &Ggten ilao meo Ell
Sammer, eIter at oct er bGgtet igien.
Soa oil oen life flinne gaa op, og Der
err Iioen SonolpnIigbeo for at Split.
ten fan rioes.
erut "rttcrab.ppten" iii eIraf % Sen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
Sorittrn np Dunft.
Resiseref al en- prafttI Carmel
Srrgtigc Sopper.

Eaa mango Sdrnle / MalGln9ton
Stat er oerne Si0 pua Maret Sop
per, Der er langt paa Seien mco
Sol. Soa Ian9t bar Oisie Sopper
life trPngt nogen itorre Cyclic |
bcreS lDrtion al iGrbeles nGrcnoc
Ssoe ior of irenmc ll0uiflingen al
oct uisote SOL. Mcn De liolte Maa-
neber al SoppenS SrGgtiJbeoapcrl'
ooe trGnger ben mere al nGrenoe
Sebc enb / ben ~ierite Gel a. oer3
Sr9gtigheo5perioOe, bu BET er poa
Den SiO, oct uiebte Sci oorer melt.
Set er oerior MI Den Sio, ga oct
gipl0er melt meo at lsrge for, at
&oppen iaar ben rettc Slags 6eoe
/ tilitruffclie MGngoe.
Set er De iibitc @oaneber al
9rpgtigbeb5perioOen, at Ben brTg'
tige Soppe repreienterer ioa al lige
10 9pr. Get er oa 'faoeligt at
opernrbeibe &oppen. Set er onl-
trent iom at iulte Solen / Mooers
2ip, Tiger Eroiesior @nn. Sislup,
"Nnimal SllSbanoman" pco Sta
tens Experiment. Station / &uanion,
@oib. Spis @oppen "a moe ub-
iere en- Itor Gel tungt slrbeioe, bill
Deil enc eler bclt ar0en lioe 0crpe0.
@cpGgelie maa Den oog bope. Zen
fan ogiaa mcb Soroel giere eli Gel
Irbcibe. Sfltloe man looe bcn ltoo
for mcget itinc, pilbe Set ppre Sarc
ior, at oct lfaoebe OerS SorbeiclieS'
organisme. SonlGnge Soppen life
opcrcrbeioeS, garner glrbeioet Oen.
Man fan BRUCE oen til arbeioe ino-
til ,iogle faa Gage, ipr Den brill9er
lin Sole iii @eroen.
Soroi @ren III er boit I Eris, er
BET mango, iom iparer paa Oct I'll
Sc brrgtige Soppcr pg giper Dem
ioa mcgrt mere so pg Straa, iiGr
Simotei Ser er for meget al ufor'
bsielige Shire / iligt Sober, 90 0pl.
gen er, at Soppen foor en- buffet
SoarbeOrtning, og matte Zine, eft
tr9t ltoleen0e % fer ina at lige
IIrnpt ItA / 6pt help tQdet
Soppcn ifilloe itelles foriigti9t.
Cen bar life ioo mcget &lm for
gropt Sober iont ier og ifuloe al
ben @runo ugiau iaa iaa meset
mere al rigere, minOrc ifrlpenoe
Sober, iant blipe fooret ire 8angc
ON Sngen / Stebet for TO @nnge,
iom fan ppre nof / alntiliOeligbcb
for Seite, Tom Inlet gier. @pOt gl-
foIiabo eler blolbct GIpper % 81
motel, iantt SABRE, "@ran" % "Sil
Meal" / ct SorbolD al 6, 3, 1 efter
Geet er Ell me9et snItp9roia 30
ton. Yrotein er al &igtigbeo ben
iiolte Gel al Sr9gtigbeosperiooen,
% Bran" b%inorer. at Soppen uo-
irtte5 Tor at faa Soritoppelie.
Gn ri,nmeIig "@or Staa", Iom
er frit for SrGf, og bpori CT rige-
ligt meo Strselie, iti,loe bore fer-
oigt for Soppen, naar Ben Sio er
fonmen, oo ben ifal bare Spl. Get
er iifreit at bore / .HrrbebelL llaor
@oppen fcler, ielp ON BET bpnoer,
at man miiter Wotteicpn oerpeb. On
noget ifl,loe brnbe, flrnbe set fan-
ife frelle SoppenS 2ip, at nogen bar
me0 Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
quiet ne Rickkrurf.
Rtpisertt Of en- p~rnttlf SusmooeL
Noglc Ncttcr Tom ipecieIt cgller iig
FOR "SirelciS Coolers.
WrNoc Stca al Srcfipo.

WrDoc Stcg AZ Nrcflpo.
Gcnnc, iom trpnger ioooan lang.
lom StcQuing, bIir oIOeIca uoIuerfet
/ Ell ",Sirelel8 Cooler. 90 bar man
life Ell ioohon, fan man lape ell goo
Sitbititllt uc6 at to9e en- olmiu0eli9
"Gonop Sail" al Srp % bope ISs
be@toS inocni oelt paa Sioerne OF /
Sunocn. Gag ioa cntcn so elcr
9lpiSpnpir % IGg ct tpft 2og neoi Sen
% omfriug largS Sioerne og iGt
ioa ocri ct Grant. Spono meo eoot
2aa. eller ct emoIicret Spano, og lPg
iaa II Vll0e iom puSicr til, poa Cop.
pen, ioa bar on Ell goo % binig Sire.
IeiS Cooler til oIminocIig @rllg.
Wfen ida bar oct oltioa 8rp6c-St c-
gen bette 'fnIoc bore ON. Sertil er
Slump aucrbebit, men ma fan ogiao
benptte binigere Stpffer al SflI.
oeren T. Gr. Sog ct Stpffe, iom
pcier omltrent 3 Hlno og itiGr iaa
op "a Sop SeIlcri / Serninger, lige-
leoeS . @ulereoocr o. en- liben $50.
Soruoen bette bebepeS to aoolter
Eeriiue, ct 2aurbprbIoo, Salt og Gee.
Der efter Smog, 9 Stopper fogen0e
Sano % en- bolp Sbeite @orcelter-
ibireiauce og noget Wpcl. aie0et nil
les / Wielet % gni0e8 go0t mo mc6
Solt og Teber. gtoget goot Wtoo-
ieot e1er imeItet ieot Sleif bnpeS op
/ Ell Stegepanoe og BERT brulleS Sid
set goot pan ale Sioer. 2Gg iou
Ste9en iammer meO Se1eri, @ulc-
roo, SaltrbGrbla0, 500, Eeriine OF
Morceiteribire. Satce op / Sponoet
eaer @rpoen, iom berer til 6ireIeia
Goofer, bGlo oct fogcnoe 8ano oucr
% lao bette itna og i%maoiurre Ell
bulp SimeS 3io. Get iaa Spanoet
op / ct ltsrrc Scar meo foqenbe Tanb,
og let oct iao / "6ireleis" % lao Oct
itoa Der % 9oo9iere liz / 9 elmer.
Gag oct iaa op % Lao oct fomme ifog
% jepn Saucen meo brunei Mel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
Habarbra SDltetpi.

~ Quart &abarbra, . Stopper
Suffcr, en- Stop @ano. Otter at Ha,
barbrocn er boifet gobt, flores ben
op / |tommelange Stptfer % tapcs
ioa op / Spanoet meo &auo oq Srf
fer. Set brinqes ifog og iaaiuart
oct pirfeIig foyer iGttes 2noget oper
oq set irtteS / "6ireIei3". Ser fan
BET ga itoo og lure / et Far 5imer5
Si6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
SpniefipS mco Bathrooms.

en- Ssnc, Ell aonoe Ghompignons
(0tuihroonl&), . Spiicifecr Mel, 23
Sop tpno TIeoc, en- Spiicife Smsr,
SoIt o. Tebcr. Ssreu ifi9reS op o.
fogeS / loltct @nub / ii WiinIiter. Soa
irtteS Sen / "6irelei$" meo Gonoet
ocn bIep foqt /. Gr ocu gommel OF
ieiN, cr oct ~iitreit at Iooc Den itaa Ger
omtrcut ii elmer. Sao files araf.
ten al, oq bare en- Gel al oenne be.
mites iii Snncer, TOM lapeS al
Smcr, del % 6Is6e, Sc opboffeoe
Muibroon1S og Salt og Te6er eitcr
Smog. Scri iaor ga Seuicfiobct ct
Spfog, Tor set ierpcrcS.
Toglc HGao.
SpiS man or iaa ubcloig, mar
man laper Winponnaiie, at oenne
lfirrer iig, naor man bar Gooifen l.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
GrtcsSnppe.

I Tint Split Seas, 2 Quarts
Tano, 2 Sbeifeer Snlt, ct Slippeben
eQer ct Stpftc Jolt 6leif, Ell itor Sit
be 2eg. Is 2beife Teber. Grterne
itaar ferit / 8ano 9tatten ooer, ON
Mordenen bopes oct op / Spanoet
meo alt oct oprige, ioar ct Spfog og
foyer nogIe Wiuuter og iGtte5 iaa /
"6ireIei5". bpor oct Dor itaa IRE Ii.
mer eller iaa. Suppebenet tageS op.
ier ma "ierperer Suppen. men BRIT.
ges bare iolt 5leIf fan bette gierne
ierperes / Suppen, efter at oet or
ifaaret op, % mango ioretr9tfer life
ar Tile Suppen beler.
Saar / 9aal
err en- onoen &et Tom bIir meget ao0
! Sefasie euer "5ireleis. Set or
beoit ot laOe aieoet og aaalen foge
Ell Iioen Stuno ier Ell iPtter Sen /
"6ireleis", og or nan bange for, at
aisOet er iei9t, er oct iitreit at foge
oet liot, ier mar bar aaaIen /. 3aor
set or iproig - IMAM fan 10 ligc
iaa goot foge oct op Aitenen isr man
ifal bare oct, buis man ipiier @fio.
bag miot paa 9aaen og Iaoe set itaa
Natten oper) - iaa iepner man set
mco liot NeI % gano % giper oct
et Spfog. iii SCAR aual maa man
enbelig BRUCE bel Teber, ga Den al.
per oet en- ganite anoen 900 Smag
emo ON man bare Burger Itsot Yeber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26

Ser or malge, iom ipnes oct er fie-
oeIig of pllffe no ale Gebcrfornene.
mar eli lfal lpiie set. 6or at mo.
gaa bette 9rpoeri, bebeuer ma bore
Of hope noGle Neberforn 90 iblonot
3ieoet, % laa haze Hcitcu / Ell Iioen
Yoie al Ghcciecloth, iom ga tages op
isr mani elcr op Sadr.i.aaalen. Git
flor Torocl peo al fogc bette / hire.
IeiS" or. at man moqoor Sen u6c.
boacIige Sitat al aaoIen unocr aog.
nlngen.
Mis- EnSoine.
u Sop Nllcngrpn, Ell Guart WcIf,
y Sop Suffcr. en- Spiicifc Snn6r,
u Sbeifc Salt, Ell 5hcifc Tonilie.
Y Sop i%te,tiric Hoiiner, liot repet
Ytllltat - Tom go6t fam uoclnoeS.
boi9 man life ipueS on Sen Smag.
Hiien fees gobt ouer % paife5, iaa
bar man Sen op / ct Stegciuo lam.
men uleo olt set @rige. Stcaciaoct
iGttcS op / CT itrrre Tao foqenoc
Touo % 'aoinort set or fonutet ifog,
irttcS set / "SircleiS" / So Sine.
Soa togcS set 90 % irtteS / @oger-
opren for at brltne2 poa Soppen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
NNc Mbommentcr taar

aQc uofomue 9umre al "@eo Pr.
men" ira oen 2oen Warts o. iifrer
Tia oerpeO Se5pnoelien al Sc nuls.
benoe 6ortGainger: Gonitantius
3Iooos foielige Sori9aiug ira Ror.
0es Suofpit "Samilien / 9puif"
= oa gleranoer Gumas' bcromtc
Homan -
Sc tire Muifctcrcr
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-24
BIG r. FISHERS GET
READY FOR OUTING

two weeks trip II anyone Spends
more he viii have to go five miles out
OF the way to do so The fee tacludes
Pullman car leaving harrisburg on No
~ the evening Of July is II Pull
man Is used but one way there VIII be
a reduction of s.. The rate for those
not participating in the railroad ser
vice VIII be 81 day and s. for In
c5dentaas- All campers are expected
10 have their baggage at the railroad
etatfon early July rI6 as the baggage
car viii likely precede the party 10
Greensprng Run.
The prospectus tells what viii be
needed and what Will not be needed
for the trip. In the latter are tnclnd7
ed full dress suits and note IS made
that about one half dress VIII be more
Pullman car leaving Cfarksburg ON No;
campers Will nave the privilege OF put
ting their 6eet under table that Is
not "pape dream althouGh made OF
pdpe Servants Will be there TO pre-
pare and serve the meals Al the
campers VII have to do IS TO digest
their noodNweN-and be. Happy a
pond WEE be furnished those who want
TO take boat rides s -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-24
HARRY K. THAV
DOES NO I Far
DEDICATION
Week at New Methodist Epis-
copaI Church at Adamston
TO BEGIN Sunday

Dedication week will begin at the
new Methodist Episcopal church al
Adamston Sunday, and will end sun
day evening. July f.
The program for next Sunday Is
an interesting one. the main address
of the day being by Governor b ~.
Hatfield at s p. M The Rev J. =:
Bird, former pastor OF the t1rst
Methodist Episcopal church here but
now Of Charleston. Will preach 81
Following is the program Tor sun
day:
s:15 a. m.-sunday school rally
S. S. kirkpatrick, Superintendent
1890 a. m.-Preaching service
the Rev J. z. Bird, D. d.
2:sO p. m-Evangeltstic service.
s:45 =. m.-Epworth League, Ray
Compton, president
S p m.-Address by Governor b.
D. Hatfield.