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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

A TOT until political institutions IN and moral greatness cease to
 interest men will George
 Washington be topic that has become too tame and trtte for fre- quent revival. It is fortunate that the later tendency of b1ographers of the Father of His Country has been to study him more closely from the sim pie, viewpoint of human nature. It is a very long stride from the Rev. Mason Locke Weems to some Of the other biographerss yet we cannot deny to the former a certain claim upon our grati-s tude. It is he who instflled into the souls of the early American youth that simple awe of the exalted character of Washington which no doubt had a deep influence upon our national ideals.
 What does it really matter if the story of the cherry tree and the little hatchet and that other equally pleas ing one about the bed of cabbages which spelled the name of the future victor of Monmouth were apocryphal? They were not inconsistent with the after life of the hero, and, after all, there Is none but negative evidence to support the assertion that they are false. MT. Weenls was, pastor of a church near Mount Vernon, and he vis- tied the first president and sat at his table. He must have known many traditions of the latter's childhood that were not likely ever to reach the world at large.
 On this anniversary of washfngton,s birth 1t may not be out of place to print again the most famous of MT. Weems' anecdotes of his childhood. Here it is:
 When George was about six years old he was made the wealthy master of a hatchet, of which. like most boys. he was irnmoderately fond and was constantly going about chopping every thing that came in his way. One day in the garden, where he often amused himself hacking his mothers pea bush es, he unluckily tried the edge of his hatchet on the body of a beautiful young English cherry tree, which he parked so terribly that the tree never got the better of 1t. The next morning the old gentleman, finding out what had befa1len his tree. which. by the by. was a great favorite. came into the house and with much warmth asked for the mischievous author, declaring at the same time that he would not have taken live gufneas for the tree. Nobody could tell him anything about it. Presently George and his hachet made their appearance. tGeorge' said his father. do you know who killed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

acceptance cannot be recommended by this coninission.''
 On Dec 21 the stockholders of the new Panama Canal company met in Paris, and on Jan. 2. 1902, Marius Bo. the newly elected president of tho company cabled to Washington that the company accepted the valuation of the isthmtan canal commission and would let the United States have the Panama canal at it's own prfce-$4o.- 000. .o0o. The isthmtan canal commis- sion therefore changed its mind and in a supplementary report declared:
 'sAfter considering the changed con- dftIons that now exist and all the facts and circumstances on which its pres ent judgment must be based the com mission is of the opinion that the most practicable and feasible route for an isthmian canal to be under the con- troL management and ownership of the United States is that known as the Panama route.a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

The length of the canal, from deep water to deep water. is about 50 miles. From shore to shore about 20 miles.
 The maximum bottom width ot tho channel Is LOGO feet, minimum tthrough Cufebra cut) is 800 feet
 Tho area of Gatun lake is 164 squars miles.
 The channel through the lake is s5 ta' 45 feet deep; through the cut, 45 feet
 The time of transit will be 10 to 19 hours: through the locks alone about 8 hours.
 The canal zone, 10 miles wide. has an area of about 44s square miles
 At the height of activities about s5ss| 900 worl1nen were engaged of whom 5000 were Americans-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23
rhotOs by Aznegiras Press Association.

em HE Ranalz1a canal reaIitys
 Bshtnd that simple state
 msnt Is les of dreams
 lied aad years ot sno mentous acfleyen e4lt
 Columbus In IS z searching for a strait, came the Ia tbor of Porto BeIlo. which lie nafnsd AS the bug gard hies Porto Belle is about twenty miles north of ntie kcsarfb- beam ter1aiS aa Of canal aa Islrraon bay. Colon itse11 on the shore or the bay. Is named Of course. for the great admiral M
 Balboa on Sept 151s. looked from the height of the divide and saw the Pacifc RsdraTias Davila, Bazboa,s father in n-laxs built the city. of Pana4 ma in 151s cz Efie sffs of fishing wharf, All elsat as left of the old town today Is a church tower two n bling bridges and d&heE inaE dcAnk ruins. few miles from che modern City. for Morgan the buccaneer (afterward knighted by Charles ns9 in 1871 sacked and burned the place.
 It is irnpossib1e ia inc severe zfnaftss- tions of space to trace tn . history Of even the most taitt Of the earlier reconnaissa1ees an surveys for 5 wa terway from sea fos asas Cllarles ". ordered a survey in 1884 and was told
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

by Governor Angoya that a canal was i i'm possible. Not till the middle of the nineteenth century was systematic and constructive investigation begun. Then came the period when French companies sought to build the great
 waterway. only. after several attempts. to end in partial abandonment. American Negotiations.
 Tn a letter of April 10. 1900. to Presi- sNent Maurice Hutin of the new Pana-; ma Canal company, President Walker Of the American commission inquired
 whether thA canal company was will
 ing to sell to the United States it's property and rights upon the isthmuss whether the company was able to con- xey a clear title in making such a sale and, finally. what the price would be. President Hutin brought the reply to Washington in the middle of October. 1901. The reply contained what seem ed to the commissioners an excessive valuation. The figures of the new Pam anna Canal company in estimating the value of their property were these: Francs. Dollars Stock of the Panama
 railroad conapany.--. 65.0oe.o00 1a.615,000 Buildings. lands, etc, on Panama isthmus. constituting the company.s private esfaIe $ .-.--..--s..s..es ssOg0,0O0 4s1S7, ,uoe
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23
sss.5o0


 Hospitals at Colon and
 at Panama. AEeo.o00 s66. .500 Amounts expended for
 concessions with in-
 terest ..-.....-..-s.s..s 24,e00 00o ,e32,000 Work done by the old
 company .95, coo, 900 SO.095, COG Work done by the new
 company to Jan l. r.ssaissi .sSa .svs, .sasssS .assSS Total ..ses.5OO 900 1os1n. soc
 Tn making their report to the presi- dent on Nov. 1e, 1901, the comrnission- CTS decided in favor of the Nicaragua route There are certain physical ad- vantages. such as a shorter canal line, a more complete knowledge Of the country through which it passes and lower cost of maintenance and opera tton in favor of the Panama route. but the price fixed by the Panama Canal company for a sale Of its property and franchises is so unreasonable that it's
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

 Ie1aborateIy, get forth and dIscunsed of late that 1t hardly requires further ex- position here. The Columbian congrssr rejected the treaty Aug. 12, 1903. in- forming our state department on Sept Is that negotiations might be reopensd The revolution that established Pan anna's independence took place Nov 8, 1903. The Panama canal convention was signed by Secretary Hay and 8E. Bunau-VartI1a Nov. IS. 1905 It was proclaimed Feb. 26, 1904. General Davis, the first civil governor of the canal zone, came to the isthnnus on May IT. On June 1 John B. Wallncs was appointed chief engineer. Hs re- signed in June, 1905, and John D. Stevens took his place. On Apru ]. 1907, lieutenant Colonel George w. Goetha1s Of the engineer corps was made chairman of the commission and chief engineer. Since he took hold, with the monumental efEort of Gorgaa and the sanitary corps beside and be- hind his work, no man has reasonabIY entertained any doubt of the complo- ton of the Panama canal
 A Few Facts and Fisures.
 By the French companies zs,1&6. .96o cubic yards were taken out
 Of that amount the excavation use- ful to the American canal was 2s,9OS.- 900 cubic yards.
 The record of the American excava-' tion, by years. has been, in cubic yardss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

that beautiful little cherry tree wonder in the gardenY This was a tough question, and George staggered under it for a moment, but quickly recovered himself. and. looking at his father. the sweet face of youth frightened with the inexpressib1e charm of all con-
 uuering truth, he bravely cried out. T can't tell a lie, father; you know can't
 tell a lie. cut 1t with my hatchetl' .
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

Cold is not merely killer: it disables the fighting man. Soldiers suffering from it cannot fight we'll They are dfspirited and lose the lighting edge" lF,rostbites totally incapacitate many.
 Even numb fingers make 1t difficult
 Ixor e man to handle q rtfia CT other
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

Run to my arms. you dearest poys cried his father in transports. Run to my arnsi Glad am l. George that you killed the tree, for you have paid me for 1t thousand times. Such an act of heroism in my son is worth more than a thousand trees, though blos- somed with silver and their fruits oe purest gold.'"
 WILLIAM scoTN >
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

WrTH the advent of nnid-
 winter a new and fright
 fuI enemy appeared on
 the scene in ernbattled Europe. II IS the cold--as a destroyer q armies only less efectiye than epi-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23

weapon properly when it is near zero.
 The climate of the region where most of the battles have been fought in the past few weeks is hardly less severe than that of New England In Rus sian Poland and East Prussia it is far colder. the thermometer falling far be-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-23
WASHINGTON A MODEL FOR YOUTH

or until political institutions
 and moral greatness cease to
 interest men will George Washinp-fon he tonic that
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,~frcHstilbub ~dfilddct.

Houbon bcu Soc NltNirlt. hclltcr8
aorrclponocnt / Fctrn9roo %tcIc9ro'c.
rcr irIQcnbc:
"Nourlc @oScttc" bar ira nb'olu.
pnolihcll0 Slide c%rinrct, al hcu iu'tc
@ciicr iorriNc llQc glcnncm aonNcll
al 0dnmorf ionl Mtcllcntnlono hophc
Oiort Hualunh ct Grchaior'log. Scr
pao montoU NonQcn ira Nll9lnno DC;
Spar. at Scr pdn nTrpTrcnnc Sio@.
pmft life fur6c pTrc Solc ON
Observation-Disclosures
: Norbiuocllc mcb o%peniioocnoG
mc00cIca / ct telegram ira Fctrp'
Qrnb 'rlQcnoc GrfITrinA AZ Nr. Mo
bond)iulfu / Ell (nlc, bon lunmc EoI
hoIot / ocn itorc rlallItc NInnnml'
tion3fonlitc:
"Ni ltol, ON oct NlNrc@ 1enncnnl0t.
trUftc Us ln0 lonQt tllboNc ION til
llroIblcrNcnc; NJ IfuI Haas I'll llolie
Ytnu0, men SClrcu Itnl nj plnoc."
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Valdez College

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A student may complete the combined
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Complete courses in shorthand and in
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Many pupil succeed in securing good
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Take a ;, 6 or Q months course in
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Get a working education at Valdez
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araofer iielge, Iifer Spgerert lig, for
oct or oerea Sfrig pq Scuen ulloer
0iooltibet, iont pGffcr Grnens Sp'
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ttnlcpia u0cn at llon nco pan Iotet
~ oct bcror pno bpor lllten Den or
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bli lang Tor SonQcrcn.
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tuqc 6cll. @nnlfe logtc bcgpll0cr ban
ot trGffc / Siucrrc, nnor Erncn hllG
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ger Grucn ltror Ill TinAcrnc % bllr
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lpTIQc, togcr ban llNc lnolelt Corp
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orc Go0cn oN %iltrrcr Dem bcgNc goot
innlnrcn, ier ban tpinNcr Erncn mo
0lcnncnt Ben iorbplb@pl2 lille Mob
nina / NlIlCt. Ter fan ban bnpc 0Cll
Icpcnbc hos Jig belle Gogcll, Tor Or
men lfriAcr uhcrlt liclocnL Tiger gonllt
ErnciunNCrc, pN 0cn biber nlorig.
NI lfuI6c mon tro, at Nnn0ltcE
par lorbi ior bcn Sn0 og al DC ont
frinQlibocn0c 2rne, iom Ter lin ao-
mcrot ioripiltoc in0 / llrcn, rUo6e
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itror otter pno 9lotet % aomcoiell
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lpnl cr to0ct poo ocnnc Wtuoocn poa
en- GnN al lnnmc Wtnltb. er is Stpf-
fer. Nfcn 0u hopbc uNino Wnnocl
'nlbt Nr2 % Ell goo Snglsn.
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Nirrn Wjcrnion
on Mmeicrnc.

@iprn Niprnipn ser iorn bcfltnot
cr Ell ipriN Suit Ncumhrcr, luocr ~
ian iii at have nclct %tiIopcra Tor Nc
rlailltc Solhutcr.
Nr. Njrrnipu cr nctop ltl pda
Nitnltitr til NorQc, ~ umocrpcl@ hor
nan llotult liQ Ill hon'f "Folititcn"
Nun bar iortalt @lubct enocl ira
Citiruntcn. ~ hans Nos opcr Mis-.
icrnc iicnmicr mcrfcliN 0oNt lonl-
men mcN. hpdN Ncn nnbcn tnifinipl.
rcrcNe S%fonoiuop. Spcu Ncbin. IN.
liza bar ntrct Ill ipcnlfc %laoc.
@icrn @icrn'cn ifilbrcr &riNcn
@nlicicn ion u%bcifripcli9 rUolcl@
ililb. % han inrtrllcr on oct beroi'tl
Mob. icnl urhcr DC iiNitc aialcrcnot
Mannpc lagoca ior SdNcn. San III
Ter hrit Sc r~llaiiifc SolNaicr % Iul
ser Dem Ncltc uben %ddbcn. G1tcl
Sc icritc 2-3 NUffcr, ion bar Sc
uurcr. ielocr Sc HUffcr ubcurb
ncNc, o. lomL naar &c iorrcltc al
ser. 0ribcr &c cnonm rn1enoc Se@
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mcli0c Solbutcr. ion mcoc@ ndt
%alten, er %cuncr, % butter Snloo
tina o. NlUnniuOaitnFfcr. men | lr
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Sreb.
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ntco lin Srrc. 'om life or lauifc lr:lt
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Norae OF braacr III gnlcltnh. hpo
Sru aorolinc @isrn'on npli9 e
fommet hiem eitcr CT &cfrcationsop
boIb / aisitnsen.
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ser ia Iortlocn / @ucn pnn NcIrQ
hos Mrs. Snroh Nioc.
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bar ulocrplit ncb Sommcr'toIcn
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: Smaulono / Spcri1c or nctop
300 Ell gunlnnel original. Salomot
SilperIpon. San bar pclfienot oper
belle 2anoet, GA ban ltubig a poa
&anbrina; pite blcp ban iclrot bienl
al Wpnoigbeocrne, men oct poreoc
life lGnee, icr &r. Sulomon otter
9lao pa fornsiet fom troucloc paa
"Sanbapngen".
en- Sang a ban belt neoc / Der
lin, bppr ban pilbe flage til aciIere,l
opcr ell iormentlia llrct. Gn Ssn'
bad buffcoe ban Der op / Den ipenlfc
airfe, bpor han unber ErToifenel
tilficlloeaap i'm NGrpGrclic peo Ell
hei Snprfing. Otter 8liostleleltcli
optoa han Ell lioen Solicit for egei
@chop % bao S%rganiiten ifafic bari
noacn @clfiGftigelie, ou ban maattt
opholbc iia Ell Sio / Berlin Tor al
opcrlr0ae meo aciicren. Srgani'telr
ifaiiebe ham YIabs iom Ntobel bo;
Ell MaIcr; men nGite Ssnoag ino.
ianbt Sr. Silperipan iia paarp
airfen % bao S%rsaniitcn iinoe Ell nr
Tlaos.
sos ocnne MaIer maa leg itac
% arire / timepis. Ser iinbes pc
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Otter ct aars Spbolb | Berlin blet
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riae, bpor han icrtiatte Tom 2uiiar.
% icm "SfaIb", ban bar nemll(
ell ipGr &intimeh.
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Silpcripon Zig paa at a~rbeioe; mer
Get mislpffeoes totalt. San par mem
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

Gn ironif Soloat al Snaenicr.
troppcrne pcs Noun Saroel Far
ioact 63 Guar / arigcn peb Ell en-.
felt Inleonina, o. olligepcl life blot
leper ban en0nll, men ban er ole-
rcoc uroerpcis til SlbIinicn iqieu,
meobeleS Ser ira ForiS til "Snilp
Grpreia".
SGroel blcu mobililcrct pco Sri
gems @e9pnoelIc oN iif mart 10 tent
n1elia alpnrliGc Suor. Saninnrt,
ION ban par iltnno til oct, uenote
han tilbugc fiji iii Hcgiment. :
|IrAonnerne rnr ban mleo pau at
grave cn unocrioroiIf @ana, 9ien-
mem hpiIfen Set par Wcningen, at
De i%rNuifc Sroppcr itlilbc trTllgc ino
/ Spifcrncs Sfnttcrarapc.
Sore Sinicr bar ina nUr bier.
nuorc, ut ri fnItebc Snnno9ronatcr
pper til ~bperurore, iorn ON oct par
S~cuiiabIhc. TN Sag, "a alt par
iorbolo$piS rplig, 1ou ri os til at
9rauc. % par nTitcn iTrbige nlco
Trbci0Ct. "a Der plltoiclig blep Ell
rTl6i0 Grploiion. Spifernc bapbc
grnpct Ell @ana urocr os o. ldgt
Miucr / Ben. Seq bleu taitet bot
tiiucirs. % "a icg blcp ianllet ~
AZ pore Sp9ebTrerc. piltc Set Jig. at
ic1 bauoe ioact @lpbiter / mig oper
belle min 3rop. 63 Saar bapbe ieg
iaaet pau CT @ana. Softcren Jag
Sc, at iea bapbc inact Saor nof for
ii Wanb. Nu cr icg omtrcnt "all
right" igicn, mar u%notagcs, at Der
eribru or libt %lp / nit Noueb %
/ Den enc &aonb. Sere ifisnner",
iagNc hun tililut. "at Sria er life
ion irngtclig, iom Nolf Tiger. Naar
icg rcarcr mco DC 10 Saar, iea III
/ Scapubcli0n al arigen. bar lel
ionct So Sor. @cn cnSnu er Ser
Gin / mig, % iea itaI cnSna funnr
biNe fra mig"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
Tcn Tao, %
&rigcn ilutter

Gn Suenife, lom bar beie9t San.
geleire / Splflonb, ifriper ON fine
Srotrpf oerira:
Ser ipnes at berife en- .Menneifc.
ligbebens og %elpiljens g(ono / Dis.
le Sangeleire, og bette gior SiQabet
minore triit, emo mon pua Sorbaono
bopbe ioreitiuet iig oct.
Wen bet er 10 alligepel ~lteitbeli9
lergcligt. at &rigen life bare bar
berepet SrnbrcOetitlene al Snn1ilier
oercs SorIorgere, men at bisIe puu
i'm SIDE inno gaa her Woaneo eiter
Wnaneo, berepet i'm Sribeb, uben
Chance til at folnle bjem og iao nr.
beioe for fine &jGre, iom ian bel
flirroe bebeue bet. Sette or Ell uiige.
li9 Sorg fOr Songerne, ocrom taller
mangt ct 2ie lit tpite Sprog. og CT.
bier, iom bar iect bisie Sliffe, nraa
opri9ti9 lGngte eiter ben Sog, ba
&rigen %iIrtter. Cen Sag bIiper en-
@l9bens Sag Tor Miaioncr / Gle
2nnbe.
&rigsiper. Get ipenife Sloo
"Gagens Npbeter" mle6oeler, at Der
blanot Siiicererne paa oct tpife Sfib
"Ilbatros", iom i~tranbeoe pno
8otlono, er en- ltnoeroiiicer, iont er
rentt fra Berlin, Ser lager inter.
neret / S%ronobicm, Norge. San
liotoler onbert. at Oct er bans Ngt
peo isrite &eiligbeb after at renlllle
for paaltp at to1e Gel / &ri9en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

ifc aoniuI. % ililitcoe iig Ocreiter
pon lloiiininee9rnbcn til clore
Suiinocr al @ouoemUllo / atipngel'
len al "2cutid)Inno llbcr Niles" %
"(bc Star Spunalco Wonner".
Set mitc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FrT.
iioent. II. &. !. Ncromcr ira Ebi.
lc0clphia hol0t ocrcitcr en- bcNei-
itrci (olc, hpori bon. bl. a., Tor.
ioltc. al "hpoD @rTicnlnn0 par Tor
Nomt, oct cr SpitIono i0na / mcact
piocrc T%oritdnO ior Dc 6orcneOc
SiatCr".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
NNc WtOuucntcr

ser abonnercr paa "Secorab-T Soften"
M. iaor iorlloen oct i~ntere@idnte
SG'citoi iom finSes / "Toitcn~ %
"%eo Nrneu" oaina NJ. G. @allcr'S
pafrc o. hpQ9eliae 6ortTllin9 "Gnc.
hoernc". pau POO Siocr. laut Sen
intercS'nnte. lQultrerebe TrrmieboN
pna 152 Siber: "tSnnlilielrs.
mu9" Tor 1915 o. isrii % ircmit
@eeruoelien al ben interesiantc 6or.
tGllin9 "Sfpesen". Der bespnber |
bette Numer al "sSeo @rnen".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

Zig Ell fort Sio Saprearbeiber / 8ef.
lie; men Ell Tag ~begprote ban of fate
Sten for at more Jig libt. llbeloig-
bis trai Ell al Stel,elie Ell Sismonb,
iom itror osbe oerai, og Sfoloe',
mootte uanbre / S9ngiel.
Hi bar han ~iliittet lin @ane paa
ct imaolonoif Tottiabiem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
Spcnlfc K~riSsrv0tcr.

@ou0on. Den zoe NuQ.: NIn0ct
"MorninO lIoii" ipriTllcr, al Suc
ri1ca MolOuinN |llAcoDcr'or Nnalnno
nu bcta Nlicrcoc i 0cn lcncrc (lo
hur onia0ct Ell lorurollNcnoc Guruf
fer.
@iort mobiQ al Ocn GrennJonN
ipnl 5nltcrnc iormllQ bar h0pt, bar,
lortuncr NlaoCt, Sucnlfcrnc, 'ont
olori0 fou 'orQIcmmc (abCt Al 6l1s
l0nN, oobcnt bcOnnot az pl'c I'M
licn0iIlNc StcnnlnN npo Nlt@lnno.
Storc frilcrlfc Norbcrcorllcr cr
Qiort I NoroipcriNc. oq Ben %'prnlfc
Nrnc err ,ulot mobiIilcrct Grcnl
ilrcr Spcri0c / ocnnc lin 'icn0tllNc
NolnninN p%pcrior HnaInnn, plIbc oct
LEI frmar hriuc inN / Ell aril lonl
piloc hi til itor Sfnbc lor bcta
ircmtloiNc llopltIlnN.
WloNct "Iinc4" imcOcQ1cr / cl
IuuQcrc Ncontticn2nrtiffcl rcnnc
NrcGlltlIllnp Al StcmnllQcn / Spc
ri0c. NrlQapnrtiCt &c 'uen'fe
"Snbclru4lcrc" bar miitct lin
%~nOilnNclic, iiQcr Nlooct, % oct
%ipcnilc Golf cr ion en- Nclhcb /
Nopnr al en- itrcuN NoitroIitct.
Niltoricn bcaTatct.
@pnoou, Sen 7oc 2lul.: Gen her
pUrcnoc lpcrltc Mlniilcr, @rrp
Mrnultl, CrflUrcNc / ci Nutcrpicp
lNol / N~ulconinQ al Niitoricn /
"NiorulnN Eolt", at SucriNca pc.
il)ltulnl ON at iorbll neltrGl cr IlNc-
io0 urottcIiQc ION noNrn'inbc. Ser
cr life Sppr al @rlutN til Nnltcr
ne, crtlUrc0c ban. "oQ Snuftct
on. at EpCrlQc ltul0C unlQnaC5 mc0
Vlnucr I'll At N%icncrnbrc Nlnluuo.
cr oct rrucltr Climber. Stot@mini.
itcr %|uiouof'2 Cole pcn AabniuQcl,
al Sen uN'jitc 2um0 CtnticnGlicr.
'ouIlnO / SonNnN@, b%cpiicr Hart,
al EorhoI0ct mcllcm Spcrllr %
Nht2IuuN cr a ocu nllcrpcuitdbclinitc
Nutur".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
"Oeut= hlanH
ilbrr GILES"

Sou NyouU@to. Sol. Zen Ste 9u
oIit: G'tcrrctuuIer ON @orihml@
InI0 i~oruulcojQcNc her en- Al &c itor
ne Qcmou'trotjoucr. icm hor ur
ret ieet 4, @mcrita. (uimoer Al
2nifcrc Tom par iamlcoc her / Nm.
Icouiu9 al "(uiflouo9 Sea pco
lloitIliHAen, gif ira Cans % Gam.
ling AZ @eleiitring.
Spcr 10000 lpitomerifanere.
tom par inmIet iii Ell Froccaiion.
taiie0e for 2iebliffct aae Noltrali.
.ctSbenipn tiliioe % priieoc "ooe
nlte @aicrlano" i iublcube Gang.
Otter 9enlonitraiionen pordoereOC
SDifomcrifanerne glennem @ooerne.
posiereoe I Reun ior promiuentc
2pifamerlfanere, oerlblanot Den N.