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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
ZEPPELIN DRILL" TAKES A PLACE
in LONDON ALONGSIDE FIRE DRILL

tcct her household: Every night the
bath'tub upstairs is left half full of
water. On every landing | have buckets
of water and sand. In every bedroom
there il 4 bowl of water ready FOR moiS
tcuinI the respiratorS. and all my fam
lily have been advised to keep their re
spirator> under The pillows 50 as "a BE-
within easy reach"
\ school mistress writes advising.
parents Ia accr>tom their small children
10 the use of the rc>pirator: 1T would
siartlr i child CONSIDERABLY" she notes,
TO bc awakened in The middle Of the
night and have a rc>pirator clapped over
III mouth.
There j. an unanimity of opinion even
anon the y lice authorities rs 10 the
proper mode Of procedure for house hol
dcrS III case of Zeppelin attack. In most
places the police have advised people Ia
20 into their cellars. but the Chief Of
Police al Windsor is sure this is mad
vislblc. His code pf directions. which
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09

London. July 9.-"Zeppelin drill has
now taken lis place alongside the famil
Jar fire drill in some London factories
and business places. In a few eases re
spirators have been provided by employ
crs and weekly or fortnightly respira
tor paradc> accompany the Zeppelin
drill.
For households. advertisers are fur
nishing neat placards with directions
for conduct in ease of air raid. One such
card bears the following brief i~nstruc'
lions:
DON'T 90 into the street.
CLOSE all windows and doors Oh
lower fioprs.
KEEP buckets Of water and sand up
stairs.
HAVE rcspirators handy in bed
rdJms."
\ housewife writes 10 Il newspaper to
describe the steps she has taken 10 pro
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09

reads with a matter of fact common
sense almost Yankee in its directness. is
as follows:
dc not congrcgate in one Room ur
IN the basement. as has been freely rec.
commended. Some nf the bombs recently
used crashed through roof and floors e.
basement and then exploded. Again. if
gas bombs are used. the cellar with
doors and windows closed il not 4 haven
Of safety.
In a few words: In the event of an
air raid. put your trust in Providence
have something eficacionS on the premi.
>cS for copin. with a fire in its ear
Tier stages: clench your teeth and a.
vour best"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
NOTTINGHAM AND
HIS JOB TOPIC
WILL W0RKlNGMAN LOSE HIS JOB
AND PERSONAL LIBERTY IF SA-
LOOMS ARE CLOSEO?"

Atlantic City, \. j., July 9.-"Wil
the Nottingham Lose His job and His
Personal Liberty If the Saldpns are
Closed.." was the subject discussed by
Charles StelZle, sociologist and author,
of e. York, before the Convention of
the Anti Saloon League of America TO-
day.
The nottingham fears being out of
work more than he does going TO hell"
he said He knows what it means to
walk the streets looking for a Job. The
liquor interests have capitalized upon
this fear and BY presenting a staggering
array Of figures which seem to prove
that "A calamity will follow the abolition
of the liquor traffic, they have persuaded
large umbers of w~orkingmen who never
enter a saloon 10 vote for its retention.
But the argument that the working
man will lose his job if the liquor traffic
Is abolished j. based upon the absurd
propoSiti N that If the liquor dealer
fails 10 get the money now spent for
beer and whiskcy nobody else will get
il.
1T i assumed that the farmer who
now sells his grain and grapes. his ap
pies and cherries 10 the liquor interests
will be compelled to DESTROY them: when
the fact is that figures furnished by the
United states Government ~clcarl, indi
cate that the ability of the American
farmer 10 raise enough grain to AIDE
quately supply this country j. gradually
decreasing.
Neither will the railroad man suffer.
Only about : per cent of his freight bust
ness is furnished by the liquor industry.
lie will get az much whether that grain
D shipped Ia a brewer or a baker. A
for the transportation of the furnished
product. AZ well ~ the raw materials
which the liquor inu>trv now furnishes
there Is no doubt that other industries
viii benefit from the transfer of trade
from liquor Ia some other commodity.
More workinemcn lose their iIlS H..
cause saloons are open than would lr
The case were the saloons Ia he closed
As some one has said. When liquor puts
a man out of Il Job il makes him a
wealth producing ~workineman. instead
of a wealth destroying nottingham. II
II better that the Saloonkceper should
leave his job and get a better one than
that dozens of his patrons Sh ruld lose
their Jobs and he untitled for any Job"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
TWO SOLDIERS POISONED.

Laredo. Ten July 9-Deputy Init~l
States Marshal Walker this afternoon
arrested Max Davis a negro. charged
with attempting 10 poison two soldiers
al the Ninth Infantry. The negro sent
q bov Ia the camp Of the men with 4
bottle Of beer an III me fruit and in the
re he had placed a quamiit, of >irycl
nine. When the two men drank !, pnr
iion of the beer they were taken violent
~ i'll. but "a physician WAS summoned
and they >oon recovered.
The negro WAS arrested and stated to-
The officers that he had put >%trychniuc
IN The beer for the r"lS ~ that the sol
dierS had threatened Ia poison him and
he was going Ia beat them Ia The game.
The negro WAS formerly cmplovcI Nv
Capt. Sirncver If the Fourteenth Cav
airy. h negro will lr given i hearing
before United States Commissioner Es.s
ter tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09

Au>tin. Tex. July s.-Formrr state
Senator Murray, a member ofthe penn
Tertiary commission under Governor
Colqnitt. cstIfied today in the pcni-
Tertiary Investigations. The testimony
was private. II will not he published
untI! the committee makes It's report.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09

Probably the most untimclv thin. 20
Tug ~ the present time j. the average
woman watch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09

The more good advice You 80 IN, I-
use YOU have for IN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09

When q girl of sixteen looks ~ her
weary mother it j. difirult fer her ~
imagine that there had ever been anv
romance IN her life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09

A. a rule people don't believe more than
halt YOU say. But. candidly now. can YOU
blame EN-!
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-11

C. l.. Ringo. of Blackford, has
purchased the stock of hardware
of Allen & Ringo, and is sole
owner and invites the public to
call and see his stock.
You will find US at the Dorr
building next to the Farmers
Bank, with new fixtures and bet
ter equipped to feed you than
we have ever been.
Babb's Restaurant.
Mrs. John Hina of the Rodney
section was a visitor here and in
the Chapel Hill section last
week. While here she was the
guest of her brother Mr.. Law
renee Z. Crider and his family.
Don't forget me when you get
hungry for good meats.
o. II. Paris.
w. H. Gopher and daughter,
Miss Daisy. returned Saturday
afternoon from Harrisburg, Ill.
where they were called on &C
count of the serious illness Of
little Daisy Marie Terrell, WHIT
| died last Thursday,
Eskew Bros, Red Sentry tanl
for gasoline is located at the eX
act center of Marion, convenien
to all business.
I Morgan O. Hughes, distric
agent. will be here Thursday
Mprrh 18th. and will speak L
the farmers at one O'Clock, y. m.
at the Courthouse,
Frost Proof cabbage plant
now ready to set, The earle
the better. 10 cents dozen,
dozen p cents, 100 for 80 cents
; Cold weather don't hurt them
come early before all are gone,
S. NJ. jenkins.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-11

lerschel Butler of Pucketts
Spring section who has had doub.
lie pneumonia has now been at
tackled with typhoid fever and is
in a critical condition.
c. c. Bebout pays market pri.
ces for chickens and eggs. Phone
1913 rings, Salem exchange.
Mrs. c. c, Bebout has ordered
a nice complete line of ladies'
and children's hats and solicits
your patronage
BE wise in time and use Hyo.
mel for catarrh and head colds
Neglected catarrh too frequently
destroys the hearing, smell ant
taste. Get a Hyomei outfit from
Haynes 4 Taylor. It's the quick
simple and effective remedy. 3
| Claude Humphrey of Sheridan
who has been with |. c. X. K,
construction departments at Chi
cago and in that vicinity has re
turned home. He passed through
Marion last Friday.
| Go to the Red Sentry Tank a
Eskew 4 Eskew for gasoline, tn
only uttered gasoline in town.
Master Howard Olive War
of Sturgis spent several day
with his grandparents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Jesse Olive :ast week.
LOST. One small Sorority Pin
gold with pearl setting. KinC
" return to this office and |
rewarded. Powell Catlett.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-11

See George Adams at Eskew
& Eskew for your horse shoing.
V. o. Gilbert, candidate for
Democratic nomination for State
Superintendent was in this city
Monday.
For good clean coal. see Maui
rie Num- the coal man.
Joe Hopson and family have
moved from Shady Grove to the
Lee Wick house west of the City
limits.
Moved to new quarters in
Dorr Building, next to Farmers
Bank. Babb's Restaurant
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Foster
of Mullikan. Ky, were guests
of relatives here and at Rodney
for the week end.
Reception" is the best coffee
sold for the price. Asher &
Lamb.
Mrs. Jacob A. Farris of Salem
has returned from visit to Mrs.
Thomas Evans on Broadway,
Paducah,
Your patronage solicited, hav.
ling bought the Meat Market, will
be glad to furnish you good,
clean, wholesome meat.
o. II. Paris.
| Mr.. Jamie Moore of Madison
vile spent the week end in the
city. the guest of friends anC
relatives.
| am agent for the Louisvill,
silo the best one on the market
Call on me or write for price
and full particulars. James F
: Arflack.
S. F. Peek, Dycusburg, Ky,
raised last year on 3 acres nea
Dycusburg, $40 pounds Of tC
, bacco, which he sold at g. cent
r per pound to the Dickerson TX
bacco Company at Paducah, ny
] Who can beat it.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-11

See George Adams at Eskew
& Eskew for your blacksmithing.
Mrs. Rose Mayes and niece
Mrs. Dora Kinnis OF Kuttawa
were here last week visiting rel
atives and friends,
For the Famous Fairmont
Coal, call Maurie Num- the Coal
man. Phone SO.
Mrs. J. F. Gordon of Madison
vile arrived Thursday to attend
the bedside of her mother, Mrs.
l.. H. James who is i'll.
Patronize the Butcher Shop.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
o. H. Paris.
r. A. LaRue and family mov-
ed to Salem, KY, Wednesday,
where he assumes charge of the
Baptist churches there and near
there. We regret to lose such
good people.
Notice to the patrons of the
Marion Electric Light and Ice
Co. Incorporated. We find that
we must insist on regular settle.
ments, from all monthly custom
ers, and will adopt a uniform
rule of disseminating service on
the 10th of following month il
bills are still unpaid. Our bill.
are small and this will work M
hardship on anyone, whereas 8
great many held over unpaiC
does work a hardship on us.
Marion Electric Light & Ice Co
/ incorporated
Mrs, Sam Gugenheim has re
turned from Providence wher
she visited while Mr.. Gugenheir
was in the market. Samuel Ji
spent the week with Miss Laur
Butler.
Pearl Steam Laundry, as GOO
as the best. better than the res
Your patronage solicited ar
greatly appreciated. Location
Morris & Son, Grocers. Belt
Clark. agents. If.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-11

See George Adams at Eskew
X Eskew for your horse shoing.
Last Monday was County Court
day and a big crowd here. Next
Monday Circuit Court begins
and it is expected as large or lar
ger crowd will visit Marion.
Best No. l lump coal free
from slack 9cts per bushel de-
livered. M. Num- the coal man.
Judge j. F. Gordon was in the
city to visit Mrs. Gordon Satur-
day afternoon until Monday noon
when he returned to Princeton
to resume the March term of the
Caldwell Circuit Court.
FOR SALE. Full blood, brown
Leghorn Cockerels. Watson
W. Rice, R. F. D. No. 2, Ma
rion, Ky.
Revival services are being con-
Quoted at the Methodist church.
, Preaching by Rev. J. l.. Reid,
of Sonora. Ky. The services
are increasing in interest from
day to day. Services daily at
2:SO p. m, and Tbs p. m. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend these services. Mr.. Red
ford Yates is choir leader.
STOVE WOOD FOR SALE.
Cut from old rails, fine for kind
ling or stovewood. Sl.O0 per
load or $3.50 per cord.
Elcy Andrews.
81 st Phone 1913 rings.
Second hand furniture for
sale cheap, by r. F. Dorr.
, Must close il our as / need
!, the room.
: WANTED-A farm hand, with
a small family, to work on nv
farm on the Ohio river near
a Fords Ferry. j. Seldom Aims.
worth.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-11

Judge J. W. Blue went TO Pa
ducah on legal business Tuesday.
Babb's Restaurant, in Dorr
Building, next to Farmers Bank,
J. w. Wilson has returned
from a business trip to Louisville
and Lexington.
Try Calf House coffee" and be
delighted. Asher x Lamb.
L. II. James who was in Louis
vile on legal business last week
has returned home.
| will make il to your interest
to buy your meat from me.
o. II. Paris.
Mrs. l.. II. James, has been
quite i'll at the James home, cor.
ner Depot and College streets.
Mrs. Albert Butler Of near Sa-
lem is still quite feeble and I'M
der the care of her physician.
Lots of good clean coal on
hands. Maurie Num- the coaI
man.
r. l.. Moore was in Evansville
on business Wednesday, return
ing on the afternoon train,
Good horse for sale, cheap,
for cash or on time. &C. j
Pierce. 34itp.
Carter RYAN the two year ole
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ryar
has recovered from a serious at
tack of pneumonia.
See George Adams at Eskev
& Eskew for your blacksmithing
Frank Lacy Hughes and wifi,
of Paducah were guests Of he
sister Mrs. r S Elkins last week
Mrs. Hughes is in poor health. :
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-11

Mrs. A. Dewey of Providence
was the guest of friends here
last week. She and Mr.. Dewey
have moved to Toledo, Ills, to
locate.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-03-11
Sexape Gtde1eiea1

Sick headache, biliousnes, piles and
bad breath are usually caused by mac.
live bowels. Get q box Of ReIsll
Orderlies. They act gently and eheo-
lively. Sold only by US At 10 cents.
Haynes & Taylor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19

esuraHinen 'susserreu' r rpb,oeen /.
COB croen. 90 ben er all pt Tan rnre en-
ecmofiire al b1re. Ter siss ooet slrbeiss
90 eoar LEI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
Sopcnoc II ojcr.

Gn @artncr / @steborq hur | 70.
BET al Somercn ioretaqet euoel inter.
%esiontc Grperimentcr FOR at rnn 10.
Ter iii at lore. Geo at ipreIte No.
icnbu'fcne me0 beitcntte VG0iter bar
oet pirfeIig Inffeoe5 BAN AZ brIrQe
Hoicrne / en- Slo1s Sepn eQcr Gud.
letilitano, al huilten man after fan
pGffc Dent nanr man eu'tcr. Sll'te-
ne bliper iprslteoe. me0ena 9toierue
enonu ituar / anop. Zen flGbrige
IPoife lPgger liz iom et tGt Sag
pna @laoene. og beruco itopoes 80.
rerne. iao at Hoienbultens Siusrunt'
TONER hpmmes. Nnar man after on.
fer al ppfte Hoierne al oeres 2pdle,
bIiper Der fl9brige Gag %ilernet ira
8laoene, o. M iortiGtter %lanten iii
Sip % lin Bert. iom ON Intet par
bPnot. Sorisgene er biotiI ioretaget
meo Slpngroier. % Oct er gierlngen.
at Der npite Mar ifaI erperimenteres
meo ioriflelige Slags Naueroier.
Hoierre taber intet al lin Sfisnheo
eQer Tllit UNDER Sebanoliugen. Set.
man opnaar. err at iorl9uge Roiei9.
ionen, bpilfet fan bare i'm Setponing.
iGrIig / norolIse Sanbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
Tcn Iottc Nttonore
truct al &riacn.

Set or eli SelpielQc, al Tcrbcns.
trigen maa iGtte fine Spor ogiao i
Snrelipct / sc Strrfnlu1cr. bpor
ben raier. % oct er muIiNt, al ocll
niI blipe ifiGbneipangcr ior Ell me
oct iicloen Tpreort, ncmIlQ hcu cit.
ropGiifc @ilcnpre (bo@ bonaiua),
Tom finn Icuer / b~earUnict INITIAL / sc
'tore Sfoge peo Den ul9iiif tplte
@rpnic. Zen ltsritc al Sc hiotil cri
itercnoe Tloffc bar lit 0pbolo / @io-
lowicifa-S fogcn / 2ithauclt, iout he
rer til sc r~lIaliife a~ronQooicr.
Ser i~treiier 0prenc pco Sommer-
tih omfring / SmaohIoroer % or.
nprcr iig hopebio9eliq al lrrrnca
@lobe, mems he peh %intcrtib. oa De
bels leuer al Varf, ocls Al uolugt 10.
Ser, llaar iia ianrmen / NJ ltor Slof
for behre of fiilinc pcrne ia MOB III
penes Inareb. Soru6en / @iaIomic-
ifo-S fogen Icpcr Der oQion / @rep
Eotocfia Sfoae / %~olhunlcn Ell lioen
Slof - 'nm BOG oa'ou MI or triIct
al ariastilitanben - % / GngInnb
hor Sertl,aen al @ebioro noale ioa
Stpffer gnaenbe / fin Torf. ! aaii.
foiis.Ganen leper Ser oqioa @iion-
orcr, Tom al noalc Na%turioriferc req
mes Tor en- irrlig Irt, mems andre
finn amer Dem for Ell %orictet.
Gen ellropriifc 9iion, ser banner
ct iaa i~nteresinnt Torbinoclieslcb
meb Snreperbenen / NortiocnS Git
ropa, err ct imliffere Trr enc Den
omerifonife @iion, iom 10 ogioa er
lin llnbergnn9 nGr. Gen bor lrn-
eere Sorn, beiere Gen oN or mere
%ipmmetriif bpgaet emo gmrritancrcn.
Gen bar hiotil ppret freort meo 'tor
Ombll, bpilfet er 1oo megct mere
panfrTpet, iom Der nGIten uoelltffelt'
oe iebes Sprefolpe. SfoIge engelIfc
@cretninger ifol nnercoe ell Gel al
oisie prpprbige @eboere al 2itboll-
ems piotitrofte Sfogegre oGre ialone
iom Ore for @runotiIbcn Mcn icIp
/ De beblte SiIfrIoc er oeres griitcua
ieIpfeIaelig trliet peo De uroliae Sor-
hoIb % peb Wangelen pna Sober til
Gilltcrcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
&C fri9icrcnoc GGrce
XGocrforbrua 4.

Ndar mani talcr / @etraqtning
Den uobrcotc 4nuen0eIie. @Goer mn.
Der | Solodtcruoru'tninger, pil
man let bcQribc. %lfriuer cit inf Iuis.
at Oct life er Smaalumncr, BE
frlaferenoc Mugtcr bar at librcoe
pdd ocunc &onto. OF man nil life
bliue ~'orbdulct over oe luimlcnbe
Nd9icr HTocr. iom ct nmcrifarit
(io@'fri't bar rconet no. at Der BRIT.
qc9 Al &c ~fjumpen0c NUrc.
Stdtlllitcrcn annr 10 ira, Of Der
Tor llocu bciinbcr lig umocr &aa.
ben ca. 20 Otlllioner Munh. Irta.
ger man. at bucr Sul0at briger 8
Nar Stsulcr hpert Ior. ioa uil oct.
&c Qiue go Ntillioucr Bar. @iennem.
lnIt2priien paa WiiIitrritouIer no.
Qisr ca. , Collar pr. Bar. Minn
ton laoIeoc@ re1ne. at bcn Gum ior
ale Solontcr, lon or muocr Sarer.
nc, bcIcber liz iii $50 Wiaiorer
Collars. Nten S~oloaternc Burger
fife bare StonIcr Sglua Better,
Fotrontnltcr. Soolcr og andre llb-
MISUNDERSTANDING iIiIgcr itorc
Mtaaier %GOcr. Set cr oerior life
uolcu Cpcroripellc at iige. OF Dc
Nrigiereuoc brltGcr 2Tbcr for life
lao louat ira - Mtlaioro Gollors /
%ebct al CT Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19

paa Oiterijcen,

Stocfbolm, Sperise, Sen 14bG
CIT: Winbit II tpife Walmoam
rerr, Tom gaar / Suite paa Otter.
iiscr, iupnes % antages iGnfeoe a
tritilfe llnberpunbsbaa6e.
Zen ipenife Hegicring bar paa.
lagt i'm Winiiter / 9pnbon at pro.
tcitere MOB brittle llnbcrpanosbaa
res arGnfelie al Spcrises 9tsitrali'
tct / Giteriisen. Get paoituaes mem
Zig. AZ brittle llnoerpnnosbaaoe bal
ipnfet TO tpife Sampifibe i ipcnif,
Saruanbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
Gait icut Wioocl
MOB jtcrf SUcomiua.

Tco nt'trcnQenbc YcQcnabcpTQCl
Ter o. iTrliq "a poo IonQc. tlurqc
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oite Ill itor TloQc. Noor oct QlGl.
ser SoIhntcr pnn Wor'd,. iorsqc9
llbcboQct oerreb, at llniiornl %
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nooo Sfiortc. Gn inf StobalTqe,
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ct cnfclt % lctpinot Qilbocl iii at
hinorc ell aItfor pIoN'om Sueoo'lou
hrin1. Zen menncltcIiQc Spco iu0c.
holocr life ubctpocllQc WtTng0cr
alornotriiim. Oct Stoi, iom or so.
pcbbcltan6oclen / nIminoclig ao1.
ialt. SaItQcholtcn / Spc0oraabcrnc
onqineS at bore Is pro minc. Ne6 en-
on'irenqcn0e Tlclbbcitlgning / parmt
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elmer, oQ oct bctpocr ct Cab Al 81
80 @rnm Salt, iom ubltillcS al
aroppen. Cglau pco iterf Noitc-
'uebnina bTnbcr Oct, at ser oiion.
ores 212 Siter Spc0, 3. y. T. Is
Gram Salt. Naar man tPnfer
poa, at @lobct inoeholocr bare 20
Brom Sult, % ar Seqemct / Seiocn
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bill man i%oritua, at oct cr lorhoI02-
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Sc0eme.
Toftor SInf font III pad Den Gan
fc, at ocn Nimdttelie, Iont gicrnc isl.
ger eiter ltert Nuiteipeo, mIIiGens
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lertio life Den, ban houoc pcltct
nenlig al laticutcruc ltllloe lsIc iig
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@ano. llnocrpeia gior0c man ocu
Sa~pttaQclic, al oi9ie TOO Y}ano luc
oc0e bctuoellg mln0rc emo DC ANDRE.
ga 0u DC fonl tllbaqc eftcr ell AT.
itrcngcnoc Qiarid pan 30 sam. l ltcrt
&nrnle, ullte Oct ilg, at DC TOO. ION
bauoc iauct Gait. par milore puaoc
al Sueo emo DC andre. lcttc cuflc
% iiffcrt u~itaoeIigc Y}loocl iormino-
fer life bare Sueoalionorinaen.
men iorebnpQer opiaa. mcuer Qr.
9iuf. oeu lntcnie (eriteielge unoer
Wioriher / Solitcg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19

Ger tlll0eS MET mere helfeltool8
enc Den Waooe, bporpno linqe Sfo-
Iegi,tter ipiuer iiilOporne Wfrnoa
Goaer operolt III / ari0cn, Tiger
Wr. @unnr Gam. Noor arigens
Siitorie engana ifoI lfripes, oil
nogle al &c melt 1ribenoe aopitIcr
uogieres al De SelteGicrninser, iom
or ubfert al llligc Gutter.
timber ben forli9e Sonoirtning
peb Sarbonenerne bIeu en- al Sc
itsrite @~elteoooccr uoicrt al en- lem.
tenoorig &aoet, ION hapoe @cinIin.
gen oper en- al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ne. 5roos Sen fo~riGroeliqe Shrop.
ncls- % @ombereJn, iom orTbtc
Solfcnc omfring barL ferte ban
@aabeit foloblooig iii Stranben %
Ionoiatte Sc SperIcpeloe. 2ige ei-
ter rcbbebe ban WouOifobet / en- at.
rtn @nnb, TOM par "triifct al Ell
Sbrnpnel / InnbIiricn meo Ben
SpIge, at Sen eiebIiffelig ionf.
S-aomponiet az oct anbct Mon.
deiterreaiment toIcr itaoig ON Ell
9aoo, ion blep ub'srt of en- Giit
Sen nngitc i Geoimcntct. |eb c.
5iIirloe lebebe Fan / Sronfri1e ct
gajonetunqreb til Scir. gae Git
rerer por iaIot; men BEN unge @ut
Grcb en- SabcI % iorons ioran Sc
frentitormcnoe Sropper. On l1ac e.
mere foIbt ban ieIp / ell iorbitrct
Scamp % CAB tit lngc Sip Nor 6G.
h~relarbet.
Serberne bar oaina fine un1c
Scltc. On toIuonril SfoIcQut or
nplig uonrpnt til aorporaI poo
8rltn6 al i'm Sapperbeo. @uttcn
greb til Iooben for at bepne FIN
Sober, Tom bier hrGbt / Slaqet pes
Sumonomp. HuSIouo bar sen IA
nnrige ACKNOWLEDGEMENT al ireni-
riic. Son or fripili8 SoIbot %
tel9nnct meo Ct. @eorgsforIct for
i'm S~appcrbeb. @utten oeltoa / Ct
Spciocrtoa iii sc iieaOtIige Sfnttcr.
grauc. WeOen5 ban / Wsrfet lam.
ltbe iig rem poa iur Sci, inlblc6e
ban oper 9iget al en- rusiiif Sane
tprer, iom loo me6 Hegimentet5
Sane oner liz. @ut.cu ifor 6ancn
los ira Stangen % ios6te oen ont
itg unocr alpoerne, ian ben life par
innlig. San iortin:te meo at frpbe
iremoper, men bier tn5et tiIianqe.
San rsmte imioIertio ON Gnttcn.
"a ban freb iorbi Tcgtpoitcrne. iua
ben Ell S~anebprer, iom ion. San
tog Tuncn meo iig. men blep / lam.
me 2ieblif opoagct al 9p5faiterne
% inarebes baarot. Nu Iisgcr ban
rnn 2asorcttct / Snaonroe Tor al
TONNE til aruiter igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19

me :iIforte ior Moo. Ieoct al Taar
oe TineoincGg o. bar o1iao mc9et
glade cper at fomlnc tiIboac iii 81.
riIiiationen eiter % MaaneocrS
Goloniieriug paa acrancIcn. Gi.
ter er Wamicos Heiic rnfrct "9pcS
Of a~ereueIen" pelbchoIoen / Gable
@op Den 1loc WartS 1915. Rciicn
beooc |eie bopoe tiIoCI2 pprct me.
get ltorncn5e.