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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
A fARENr,s DUTY.

Your boy il alwsys getting scratched
or cut or bruised. Because these wounds
have healed al right is no sign they
always will. Get q bottle of Chamber,
lain s Pain Balm and see that every
injury is cared for, Immediately You
can get nothing, better, and blood poi,
son is tee dap~croys disease to RI k
For sale by AL dealers, Benson, Smith
4 Co., Ltd, agents for Hawai-.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
RUSSIAN FLEET SAILS

(Assoeiated Press hSS Fedetai w aeiess)l
Bucharest, EOunaRia, March 5 -
The Rpssinn Black Sea feet Is headed,
for the Bosphorus to. attack the forts
guarding that entrance TO Constan4
tinople. r., ss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
BERRHARDT RECOVERING

(Assoeiated Press by Federal WireIess)
BORDEAUX, France, March 8. ~
Sarah Bernhardt is recovering from the
effects Of her operation, the crisis being
past. =, .~...-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
To.cuRE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Brotno Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money If il fails to cure.
F, w. Groves signature is on
each box. K, e,lalYa -.,.~
Paris MEDICINE CO., st. Louis, U,s.A,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09

News Is Of "a farther complication
comes in a Vera Cruz despatch, to the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15
HOuLT

Several persons went from here 10
the dedication services at Fairview
church Sunday.
The church has peen improved by
a new carpet and new large rug for
the pulpit and Mr.. Marks the jantior
has been cleaning up and whitewash.
ing around the grounds making IN all
a noticeable improvement.
Frank aIcEltresh and wife OF Bar.
rackville were visiting his parents
here Sunday.
James D. Bowman and son Jesse
paid a visit to the experiment station
at MorgantoUr Saturday. Jesse stop.
ped of at Little Falls Sunday and Wis.
tied over till Monday with his grand.
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. McElfresh and
two small children were visiting rel.
atives at Little Falls the last Of the
past week.
Mrs. Rebecca Robe was visiting last
week at Burners Ridge.
Mr.. Jay Parker otFairnont was Wis.
lung MIS-. E!!2 SrlcEett SATURDAY.
Mrs. Goldie Suners and son Ken.
meth OF Edgmont are guests OF her
mother. Mrs. C. L. Hall.
Harvey McElfresr and wife of near
Owens Bottle Works were visiting
relatives Sunday.
Mrs. S. N. Casteel and child OF Fair.
mont were guests Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. D. Bowman, the first
part Of the week.
Ross Satterdeld is suffering With
tonsilitis.
Miss Wilma Brand Of Opekiska was
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oakley Nc.
Elfresh Sunday.
Miss Gladys Casteel Of Fairmont Is
staying with her brother Mr.. Ed Cas-.
teel.
JAS. D. BOWMAN.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15

ing 1t Jerome summers Tessdsz
night
Mrs Hulda Summers and dangases
were calling on Mrs. Dcwney Taesc
day evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15
BY {. 9. T..
Copyright by Century Coz

sounds quarters" Then come IN
structions in gunnery, signals. seaman
ship.
After boat drill we had 10 hoist and
clean them, make up sails. and put
fresh water into the breakers-enough
TO keep US on the jump until after
five, when we had IS minutes at mon
key drtll"-callisthenics; and we're
ready to answer the mess pipe and sit
down to supper at half past i've.
1t Is only then that the days work
is done; the smoking lamp is left
burning. boxing gloves and punching
bags are brought on deck. and JOY re-
vels uninterruptedly until, as the dusk
gathers. you hear from the bridge the
quarermaster announce to the officer.
of-the-deck: 1T is one minute to
SHUTDOWN, sir"
The onicer-oc-the-deck tells the
captains orderly to tell the captain
it is one minute to Sundown. Return.
ing from the captains cabin. the or.
derly says: The captain says, Make
1t So" The quartermaster, from the
bridge. announces: "Sundown!" The
oftcer-of-the-deek says: Sound It
off," The drums gives three rolls,
the bugle sounds colors-while every
man on deck faces aft, stands at at.
tention. and salutes the flag as It
falls
At eight the bugle sounds Ham.
mockS." All hands stand in line, two
by two, at the hammock netting. The
boatSwain'S mate calls. ''ITnrnvapi"
Hats are dotfed. and silence that let's
in the sound Of splashing water on
the ships side settles over all as the
chaplain comes on deck and offers
brief but fervent prayer for the loved
ones at home and the sailors on the
deep, Then: Pipe down" All IN
less time than It takes to write It.
Each hammock hangs on its own
hooks. Some turn in at once. while
Others go on with the sport, or, as I
am at this moment doing. write. At
nine o'clock there comes the firms
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15
FCRKseuRG.

Mrs. W. Il. Toothuar, VINO has
been very i'll for some time. is no bet.
ter al present.
Mrs. William Downey. who fell from
the porch at her home one week ago
and broke a leg. is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hawkins. OF En-
terprise. are visiting friends at this
place. Mrs. Hawkins VIII preach az
Sharon Sunday night
Miss VeIma Martin ard Blanch
Goodman are visiting at ". 5. Van
g!!Ger's this week.
Mrs. Jennie JacEups is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Toothnan.
Several OF our young people attend
ed the dedication at Fa!Tview Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Grut was staying
with Eetue Eayhurst last week.
Misses Mary Varg!ider. Velma Mar.
tin and Blanch Goodman were visit
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15
cATAWBA.

Mrs. Jess Eaua is very i'll at h.:
Nj. and Mrs. Louis Fee ard daugh.
ter Cora spent Saturday evening in
Fairmont.
MI. and Mrs. John Rurioo. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Pethe!l. Nj. and Mrs. John
Towns and children. Misses Edna Run
ion and Thelna Towns attended the
danes at Montana Saturday, night.
Mrs. Nancy Summers was visiting
Mrs. J. y. Swisher Saturday.
John Rowe. OF Wheeling. spent Fri.
day and Saturday here. the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Polling.
Mrs. Nelvina KiS-er and daughter
Mary attended the dance at Montana
Saturday night.
Master Paul Barker. OF Beechwood,
spent Sunday here with his grand
mother, Mrs. J. y. Sw!sher.
Elias Sumers and Worth Eaun at
tended tie ball game at R!resvllle on
Sunday morning.
MT. and Mrs. virfgi! Johnson and
two children. Of Grant Town. are hers
visiting the latter's father.
Charles Frederick was Fairmont
visiotr Friday
S. W. Harden, E. ". Summers and
Clair Louther uotored TO Fairmo1r on
Saturday in Mr.. Hardeu'S automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur SHIN, OF Fair.
mont. spent few days here visiting
the latter's parents, Mr.. and MRS. ]. O..
Radcliffe.
Mrs. Elizabeth Summers returned
Thursday from a weeks visit with be.
daughter. -Irs. Jess Dent, OF Gy2sy.
She was accompanied home by her
granddaughter. Jessie Dent
John Swisher spent Saturday WITH
his sister. Mrs. Charles Barker, at
Beechwood.
George Cox is preparing to move
from the Holmes property into the
house recently vacated b. Elias Sum
mers.
Clyde Kisner has recently erected a
enw porch.
Mrs. E. N. Summers. Mrs. Guy STAN
and children were calling on Mrs.
Clair Lowther Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W Harden. Mrs.
Furman Murphy and Mr.. Clair Low
Their motored to Fairview Sunday.
where they attended the dedication OF
the new church.
Several people from here attended
the ball game at Montana Sunday al
ternoon.
Misses Sylvia and Goldie Ross and
Pearl Crandall spent Sunday here the
guests OF Mrs. Lanta Mahatfy.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15

: Al five o'clock IN the morning the
big gun booms; the bell strikes two;
the bugle sings: Il. can't get EN- up
~ can't get EN- up" The boatswain
pipes, then in a thunderous voice
drawls out, ALL hands-up. all
hammocks-. come on. Toust out
lash and carry"
In eight minutes we are dressed.
hammocks dashed. and slowed in q
netting on the spar-deck; then back
TO our "jimock"--a cup OF Office taken
standing. At half past five again the
boatswain pipes. and thunders the or.
der: ALI hands Z. turn to and
scrub the decks with sand; ALL hands
scrub all white paint and clean all
bright work"
At half past seven each man gets
q bucket OF fresh water, strips to the
waist line and takes sailors bath.
His towel he hangs on line; then
comes messgear-bTeakfast on the To.
BE. After breakfast he takes down
towels, hIackens shoes, and gets ready
for quarters.
Golors at eight every morning. no
matter when the sun rises. At nine,
the bugle sounds the sick call; at half
past nine. quarters; muster. then
drill. At II o'clock the bugle sounds
retreat: and here is where you get il
your extra work until noon. when the
boatswain pipes: ITO mess" Stimuli
taneous with the piping. red pen
nant is run up the yard.arm. where it
floats for one hour. The meal pen
nsnt is always up at meal times; and
while It floats the smoking lamp IS
lighted, and 1t is only when It Is burn
ing that smoking is allowed.
The smoking hours are the meal
hours. and during the evening recrea-
ton; though often, when there Is no
drill, nor other work 1t would inter.
tere with, the otiicer-ef-the-deck grants
special permit for the lamp to burn.
Dinner over. there are boxing, read
ing, and all sorts Of things going on
until half past one. when the bugle
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15
MANNTNGTON NEWS

Miss Lille shsaks viii work in the
place OF Miss Grace McCTea al the
oSuth Penn OIL Coupany's Office while
the latter IS OF her vacation.
Miss Let!tia Ryan has gone to Wash
ington. D. c.. where she will spend sew
e-al days visiting Mrs. Alta Atha.
Miss Jean Basaett was visiting IL
Fal-mout yesterday.
Have you seen Red Cowan's airship?
1t is on display IN Howard Longs VIII
dow.
at the Eureka Park Friday evening Al
s o'clock. 4 very large crowd IS e2'
pected and a fine tine is assured TO az.
Mr.. Herschel Herman. OF Detroit.
Mich, Is a business visitor here.
B. and o. Supervisor E. DeEot' O!
Grafton, was here yesterday transact
ing business.
Eunice Fel!ers. OF Deep Valley. Pa
is here visiting with relatives in the
Jerico Addition.
Samuel Mench. Of ParkershuTg. was
a visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. eMtta Queen. OF Lost Creek
was here yesterday visiting friends.
Willie RushLord was business VS.
itor in Burton Wednesday
Harry l. Kuhn. OF Underwood. is
contemplating a visit 10 this city.
B. and O. Te!egapher Thomas Ea5-
gerty. OF Pennington. has resumed
duty after being Of for several days
Mrs. Will S. Frye. OF Bel!alre. OHIO
= . victor IN 0IIr cify
". 5. Bard. OF Glover Gap. was a
visitor here yesterday.
A. NJ. Glover, Of the Gap. was re-
cent visitor here.
G. D. McCrackeH. OF Glover Gap. was
q business visitor here yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15
To Eliminate 81 Per
Cent of Child Labor

Elimination Of more than 81 psg
cent Of the child labor Of Pennsylyas
MIA. because OF the new child labor
law. passed the last session Of TIE
Legislature. is predicted IN the month
~ bulletin OF the Pennsylvauis Man3.
;acturerS' Association
The association canvassed The naa1s
utacturers OF the state. The isR -
tects children between the ages q -
and IS years and the statistics. o. Tho
bulletin are based on chtldren b.
tween these ages. The canvass VS.
made among 1000 manufacturers Ap-.
proximately 1900 OF the coneernl are
members Of the association. The eFpt
communication brought 2.06$ snsRefs.
The second communication hronE6e
1921 replies. according TO the bulletin
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15
sENToNs FERRY.

q ,
Miss Frances FRYE, of Jackson eoun.
~. is the guest OF friends IN this VI
cinity.
Rev. ". NJ Davis. Of Bridgeport,
was the guest OF friends here the first
OF the week.
The infant child o. Nj and Mrs.
Resin Tenant, OF Fairuont. who died
Wednesday. was Brought here Thurs.
day FOR !1ternent = the LEE GENE
terry.
Miss Betty Wiley, OF Fairnont. IS
visiting friends II this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hawkins and
Miss Sybu Wilson motoced to Hallick
Tuesday.
Mr. Herbert Barnes speat wednes-
day II Fa!rno2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enory Hawkins are
visiting relatives u Richie county
Miss Esther Barnes IS visiting
friends at Spencer.
Children's Day exercises vii! be OBJ
served at Bento2s Ferry church Sun
Gay evening. July IS.
Mr.. Benjamin Williams has pur-
chased a new automobile.
Mr.. Gwyn. who recently purchased
property here. has opened up a gen.
eraI store and Is dong a dourlsh!cs
business.
William Miller is improving his resi-
de1ce by adding new porch.
Bert Cle!land is building a new res.
idence on Church street.
Mrs. Burch Hillery and children. OF
Kingno1t, spent Wednesday at this
place.
4 number Of our people are prepar.
ing 10 attend an all day meeting at
Pleasant valley grove Sunday. July IS.
Rev. c. Il. Meredith and other able
ministers will be present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15
RUNNERS RIDGE.

Mrs. LESSEE Caste was calling on
Mr. and Mrs. Hank satterfeld this
week.
Mr.. Brooks Travis was at home over
Sunday. He is going to school at
Terra Alta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins. Of Meadow
dale parsonage. were calling on friends
recently near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gantz have re
turned to Fairmont from New Mexico
where they have been ever since they
were married.
Mr.. Hezekiah Moran, Of Grafton
was calling on John Pride Saturday.
Mr.. K. c. BURNER and sister, Zoe
were at home over Sunday.
Mrs. Shearden Pride is sick at pres
emit.
Mrs. J. c. Robe Is on the sick List
and has been for some time.
Mr.. Samuel Estel and Lille Ste
vens were married recently. They
eloped to Oakland, Nd.
UNo NE.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15
UPPER DENT RUN.

Mr.. Eev2rio Floyd. Of Eagars, who
has beer visiting relatives here, has
returned TO his home.
Miss Hazel Hays, who was working
the past week at James Higinbothan'S
has returnee home.
Mr.. William Cartwright. OF Lagons.
port. was calling at his Uncle Willie
Hays Sunday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Claude Satterfeld were
visiting AT the home George satter-
fed Sunday.
Mr.. Guy Floyd. OF Seven Pines, was
calling on friends here Sunday.
Mr.. Shirley Hays was calling on
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15
LOCAL DRUGGISTS
MAKE MANY FRIENDS

Martin Drug Co reports they are
making many friends through the
QUICK benefit which Fairmont PEG
Pile receive from the simple mixture
OF buckthorn bark, glycerine. etc,
known as Adler-i-ka, This remedy be.
came famous by curing appendicitis
and it is the most thorough bowel
cleanser known. acting on BOTH the
lower and upper bowel. JUST ONE
DOSE Of AdIer-i.ka relieves constipa-
ton and gas on the stomach almost
IMMEDIATELY.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15
Ward astterfeld Sunday.

Ward aStterfield Sunday.
Master Floyd Sloan was visiting Co.
ell and Glenn Hays Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Satter1eld were
visiting Zebedee Batson Sunday.
Mr.. Russell Snodgrass. OF Seven
Pines, was on Dents Run Sunday.
Mr.. James Gil! was seen on this
Run Sunday night
There was quite an interesting bail
game played Saturday between Dents
Run and Campbe!l'S Run. the score
being II to in favor of Dents Run.
Miss Opal Higinbothan was calling
on Miss Hays Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Baker. OF Metz,
were visiting their daughter. Mrs. Ollie
Straight, here Sunday.
Their was picnic ct Brush Run on
Monday. All reported a good time, es-
pecially some Of the Seven Pines boys.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF OWNERS
or GENERAL FUND ORDERS OF
THE CITY OF FAlRMoNT ISSUED
PRIOR TO JULY /, 1915.

Notice is hereby given pursuant TO
Act OF the Legislature OF 1915, amend
ing Chapter 9 OF the West Virginia
Code. that all persons holding or OWL
ing General Fund Orders OF the City
OF Fairmo1t, issued prior to July l.
1915. are required to bring said ORDERS
20 the ofice OF the undersigned for
the purpose Of having said Orders list
ed as provided by law.
ALBERT J. KERN,
City Clerk OF the City OF Fa!rnont,
West Virginia. July !2-10t
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15
ONLY ONE BEST
Fairmont People Give Credit Whers
Credit Is Due,

People Of Fairmont who suffer with
weak kidneys aud bad backs want a
kidney remedy that can be depended
upon. Doap's Kidney Pills is a medi.
cine for the kidneys only, and one
that is backed by wiling testimony
Of Fairmont people. Here's a case:
Mrs. W. c. Knapp AS Morgantown
avenue, Fairment, says: The action
OF my kidneys was irregular. I had
pains through my back. When ! saw
Deans Kidney Pills highly recommend.
ed by people here in Fatrmont I used
them. The pains soon stopped and
my kidneys gave me no more trou.
BILE"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim.
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Knapp had. Foster.Milburn Co,
Props. Buffalo, \. R
~-~0~~~~S~-~~~~~-~-~0~-~ ~A-~1~1~1~U~O~-~-~-~u~
OF guns and Taps" II I can md the
man who calls sailors life a lazy
one, should like to have a word with
him!
(To be eontInued,9
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-15

Evan Yellon is director IN the Prte
ish and Foreign Deaf Associated.
Also he is eater OF deaf and daSab
magazine
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Oornaoo.

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Srctten Weuneifer cr blct orTbt %
ca. 20 ANDRE mel ellcr minbre iorli1
'faoeoc | Ell SoruaNc. lonl i Otter.
miooaa inbtrni / oct ipopitIiae Sipr.
ne al &ot Springs. Nrf.
TIcrc %naninaer loeoc% / Hnincr,
% megen nnbcn Sfobc onrctteocs.
Stormen raicoc iom prrit / @pcna
ltofahter, mems Der / Tprretilinaa.
ceiltrct lioen elcr itlgcn NbelGaacllc
anretteoes. Ser blep itrur aaact
igang nleo at bicrge Si9ene al Sc
orGbte pa biGlpe De tiIifooefomne.
5ornaooen banneoe Jig NOR Niper.
picm Yorf, iatte pper Niiatd)itaelpen,
bpirpleoc giennem llofanten al @pell
og foripanot / noroWtlig Tetniua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Kriocn pco 6ronlen

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Gll mcrifallif SroppcniocIinN pnn %
Wunn Oit i0oQ pes Nnrrilpn@ Nund)
opcr @rUuicn inc pun nnlcrlfanlf
(crrltprilm OF nlQrcb Ell Ser uolot
onlcrltan't NnQtpolt pnn Ter Mollo
al 10oc acknowledgement NclolN.
bis if sc Mlrtia llnolUtninN al CIT
orocn %ootpoit pou % Mnno, ~
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tllbo0c opCr WrUn'cn, cltcr at flcrc
al Dem hupbc nlaattet bloc / WrU@Ict.
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til Npen lpm &ri02ion0c.
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0lUbt Ell @rUnicfnmp her iooA.
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ZEN mcrifanif SoIont ira Sen ON
bcn SiOc al @rrnicn onbncbc 80
poo BEN nmrritnnife @rUnlcpoat.
Gtn hrUbic nmcrifnnlfc Sul0nt
por Sen - Mar lanllc Stcphen
@ittlcH. McuiN / Apmpnni Z, l2tc
neutrality-suspicious.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

mcoens Intolet al sc sprige SiiSopr
er 9aaet ne6 nleo henbolospis 19,3O3
Saor % 322,261 Spin. Zen fore
Ncbaon9 / Spincbcitonocn ifDloes
puicntIig Den Snitrnoigbeo, at DC
til SCORING berpitche VfeIproolifter
pna @riiltb al arieen er bIet laa
onrc, of SpineboIbet tlloele life ptl'
DC Tonne iig, bporior Ct nleaet tort
gIniol al bisie Gpr or blct erporteret
til DC Sorcnebe Sioter. Grporten at
Icpenoe Nrsopr til Stotcrnc er | oct
belle tiltogct cnornlt Iiocn Cftobcr
1913, bu bc omcrifnnlte 5olo'dt'er
pno bette Self iom b%cflcnot blcu be.
tnoclia reouceret peo UNDERWOOD
Soriiiens StrolttrGocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

Den rene aonleoie. 3pife Iommere
osnlte 6oIf uoen Surp paa De meii
mcninssIsie anfIaser.
Sprferne funbe forIeoen meIbe, Of
De bapoe iIaoct Ell britiif Urine poa
10000 Nanb / Weiopotamien. Set
bier Zig MI, at oenne NeIbing par en-
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hopoe 'laaet 5prferne og erobret TO
belGiteoe tprfiife Steocr, men Der
blep De mot til at goo tiIbaec ire Mil
forat Ifaffe Zig ferift @anb. Get par
bette 5prferne ifpnbte iig at melbe
Iom ct britiIf 0eoerIog % Silboae.
tog). ga @riterne bapoc ifaifet zig
&anb og iriIf Tropiont ilo9 De paa-
m Sprferne, iom traf Jig tilbage til
Gialoh, finn 10 Mil ira @ngoab.
Zen frantic Sinon9miniiter &ibot
forelagoe forleoen Gag Seputeret'
fomret ct Sorilae ON en- arigsbe-
.pil1ning al SIP Miaioner Srancs
q 1874 Winioner Collars for isritc
aportnl 1916. Cen iron'fc iinnn-
Stiaing er life oct minoite llrp-
~nrffenhc, io9oe ban.
Tpr arigen bapoc 5piflonb ell
NunncIaiInobe pao 5,459,296 Cons.
cr Sfibc poo 100000 Cons
fuprct al Sriterre oq $4,000 Cons
al DC mnorc Maiercbe; Sfibc poa
10000 Cons er intcrneret / for
brittle Sapnc. Nriten belle
er interneret / noltrole Sapie.
gonife iaa tnifc Smnaoampe-
teller enonii poo Titeriieen, men
lrnoer neitralt Sloa. Set tpife Stag
rr for nprpGrenbe totnlt uollettct al
Terbensbapene.
Sermon g. &eQpqq, Tireftsr for
ben belgiife Si9Ipcfonnnlislion, bar
Imliq nnocriset SprholOene / Eolen
% oilagbe / forriee Hoe Happort til
ben omcrifanife @cionot / Berlin
San fortnItc at 1000
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al WGno, 9uilloer pg
Sprn leo Suneersnpb. % at Silltan-
Ben / Tolcn mi bar lun9t mere ocs-
perat, ems beu bar @cl1icn pua lit
lllcrprrItc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Huei faar fin Sriheo.

Snn Nronci@co, Gal, Den 2loC
9iop.: Nbrobout Mlef pellotc looJ
tilbnac ill lit Niem Der ira NTlg-
iIct % i'm iripluige Tprpisnins iorat
tilbrinNe Sufiilcliesbaacn hos i'm
eonllc Wober. Get par oeres rpr-
tic Mooc. lioen hon / 1907 bpnlteS
til Here 9lar@ Straiarbeloe lor Nor-
ipa paa @ritittclier.
Hucis Sorpi>uing uolpb Tor ire
Sooc iioen. "a ban Tor nogle
Naoncoer ii0cn blep lpslaot paa
Turol, par SET paa bans c9et Nor'
lcnacloc. at Ser iattes Den Sctin'
aelie. IT han / 90 Gage ltuloe Tor.
piica til Mcolcine Gountp. @nn
por ncnlliN banlc ior, at hdlia Nrr'
ourclic / Gan 1Srnnciscu liloer I'm
rulgfumpaNncu ifuloe brlll9c ttlllpe
i0ien observation-disclosures ira DC aomle
Gage, ga Nut' par San Nraneiscos
"@ois". % luoplpere hanl | me po-
LITTLE StrlolQhtoer.
Sans Son los n%prin0clla poa II
Mars Strdiarbtioe / Statsirna'let
Sun SlicntiM men benoaoeoeS o.
Icalooes pao Garol otter al bope
nbionct / Aor. ) Waaneocr % II
Naae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Sra Deroensfrioen.
9c tDife ltbpresninecr / yelaien
SorifGi,eIfc fra Stbe 1

Sotlhon 26bc Rop. - Hpiten tOC
Dftllloner Collars bar Spiferne
presief ITO al De offuperebe Tropini
Ter | gelgien op iii 10oe Hooember,
otter boilfen Sio Sen tpife General
9loernsr forlalger ell moaneolio
"ariga'fat" poo 40 Wfinioner Srcs.
Is Mlllloner Golars) "in0til npr.
mere Orore."
SolS MAJ regner Vc'olfninQen /
DC AZ Sp'ferne offllperebc beIaiife
F%ropln'cr til 6 Wiaioner Wenneifer,
'on oil oltioo bier Wo1o. apirloc oo
Yarn betaIe nGiten 7 Sroncs ON
Wnnneoen til Den tpife ar~ia5fosie.
0enne llbpresning al $50 Wiaio-
iier 5roncs norlia. fan iommenIia
mes meo oct inmlebe beIoiifc Stots-
budget / Srcostio. ion1 belsb ia til
melem 500 og 500 Winioner TSrcs.
@porban oct bcl9iife SoIf fan flo
re oclne |proc, mi oo Snollitrien or
/ Sp'fcr1cS Spnoer, 2onoet or zoe
logt % @ciolfninacn ioa at ii0c
iprcot Tor ole Ginoe, or en- rem
@oobc.
Get mcooclca ira @nng, at so
@cncrolc DC @el9ique" bar
oae line &iGlpefiIocr iorot
DC iorificaiqe Tropinicr mes
at flare Den tpife @ronoifottin0.