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New Britain herald., 1915-08-21

senger into the water just as 1t would have been launched from a destroyer The impact sets the torpedos machin- cry in motion, and it is off at a speed of more than forty knots an hour to- ward the enemy ship.
 | The range of the newest navy tor pedoes is 10000 yards, and even the older types will be effective at 1000 yards. Carried on huge aeroplane the 2000 pound weapon would be taken l over harbOr defenses at an altitude safe from gunfire. Once over the bay the machine would guide to within ten or twenty feet of the water the torpedo rudders would be set, and it would be dropped, to do it's work while the aero plane rose and sped away. 1 Aeroplanes to carry a ton Of dead weight have been perfected by several countries. Russia is said to have sev- eral that will carry twenty men, and the new British air craft probably will | have similar capacity.
 | It is said to be possible that type of radio controlled torpedo might be employed, one aeroplane carrying a | torpedo and another the wireless ma l chinery to control the missiles flight l through the water. It is pointed out
 
 on such a method of control in 1900, when he was a lieutenant commander in the navy. They are said to be so broad and farreaching as to underlie all subsequent developments of radio controlled devices.
 My invention," says the application filed by Lieutenant Commander Fiske, ''is especially applicable to automobile torpedoeS and makes it possible to con- trol the movements of a torpedo with great certainty from a shore. from the deck of a ship or lake,
 Since the aerial torpedo plan was ad- vanced reports have come that German engineers were at work on a similar scheme. It is planned to drop from aeroplanes a torpedo that can he guid- ed by radio impulses during its fall and send it with absolute certainty to its mark
 Further tests of the Isham high ex- plosiVe fuse for use in navy shells will be made soon by the naval board ap- pointed eight months ago to determine the value of this device submitted by Willard $. Isham. The fuse was a sub- ject of controversy during the last con- gress, and the special board, headed by Rear Admiral Fiske, was appointed to conduct the tests. Secretary Daniels approved Admiral Fiske's recommenda- tion that several fuses be made with improvements suggested by the board since previous experiments showed no very satisfactory result
New Britain herald., 1915-08-21

river from Fort Erie, opposite Buffalo, to Niagara on the Lake, on Lake Ontario, is as thoroughly patrolled and guarded as though it were touch ing the German lines in Flanders. Squads of cavalry dash along the country roads; soldiers on motorcycles speed from one point to another: the flash of the heliograph is seen from Queenstown heights, under the shadow of Brooks monument and occasionally large bodies of soldiers, preceded by armor clad automobiles, shift from place to place along the river.
 The officers will not say whether or not they are apprehensive of a raid by German sympathizers or agents in the united states, and the presumption is that the military activity there is merely preparation for service abroad
 At headquarters, where permission was sought to take photographs in the camp, the officer in charge first re- quested the plate on which a picture had been taken on the outskirts of the camp. It was handed over with the assurance that 1t was the only view that had been taken
 We know that" said the officer.
 Later in the day. when more friendly relations had been established, the same officer showed a copy of a mes- sage that had preceded the corre- spondent's automobile by more than half an hour into headquarters. It came from the heliograph station on Queenstown heights, and in it the au- tomobile and it's occupants were de- scribed faithfully. It told that the ma chine carried a photographic outfit and | gave the exact number of plates in the | holders.
 Your meeting with the cavalry along | the road was not merely accidental" | the officer explained. The first de- tachment, you will remember, raced on ahead of you until it joined another patrol at a crossroad. Later, as your machine was passing through that | wooded section of the road you were suddenly surrounded"-all of which was true "The first glimpse you got of the horsemen was a mimic retreat before your machine. Re-enforced, the caval- rymen laid a successful ambuscade for you. And all along this journey of six miles your movements were known"
 Permission to take pictures in the
New Britain herald., 1915-08-21
9

ans in order to prevent envel|
 When the retreating RussianJ a northeasterly direction the Galician frontier, forty miles Zamosc, in Poland, the campaiel CT for the possession of Warsaw The entire Russian front then, sented a huge angle. the sI which, in irregular lines, extend the Baltic, just east of Lil Flock, forty miles west and north of Warsaw, and thend southeasterly direction through ner of Bukowina to the froi Roumania--in all a distance 1000 miles.
 Although some attempt was { turn the northern line on it's risj and push the southern line sj ther away from the Galician | the preponderance of the 1l armies has been employed ned vortex at Plock-that is to saI line about 300 miles long ed northeast of Warsaw and on about the same length extendind east from their point of jund | Flock. tt
 The Vital Railway Systems.
 Between the sides of this and of railway radiate from wa northeast, east and southeast. lar system is found at the fori Brest Litovsk, on the Bug ri1 miles due east of Warsaw. wh| ther east still on the line to Pe a vast network of strategic Il has been constructed since the gan connecting the manufa
 towns whose products have sss the armies at the front. At Brd ovsk there may be found, < eastward and embracing these an angle similar to that which, last week in July contained r and similarly punctuated aIo sides by fortified towns and sd heights. some of which date onl| June.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-21

congress to increase the fighting arms of the country.
 The conference will be presided over by Representative Kahn of California. chairman, and Senator Robert F. Broussard of Louisiana, vice chairman of the National Defense league l An invention which was perfected bv Rear Admiral Fiske almost twenty years ago. when he was a lieutenant commander in the navy, is being con- sidered by naval designers as a possi- ble basis for the construction of aerial torpedo boats which might inf1ict tre- mendous damage on battleships.
 The Fiske invention provides for the construction of a flying vessel, which would carry a. torpedo weighing one ton. One of the principal values of such a flying machine in the opinion of naval experts. would be it's ability to attack landlocked fleets
 1 Sweeping down at a distance of five sea miles from the object of attack, the air craft would drop its deadly pas-
New Britain herald., 1915-08-21

camp was granted when a promise was given to submit them to the com manding officer for his approval.
 The number of men in the camp now is about 4,500. Recruiting is still going on, and it is believed that the number will be kept near the 5000 mark con- tinuously until Nov. l, when the train ing camp closes. the drafts of trained
New Britain herald., 1915-08-21

men sent away to France being placed by the new recruits.
 The men are of splendid phys earnest in their work and all eags measure up to the standard of brothers who fought so well at 1T and Langemarck. A large percen of the men willing to serve are req by the recruiting officers, 1t IS said
New Britain herald., 1915-08-21

A IL the eastern section of Niagara N peninsula is an armed camp. N The frontier along the Niagara
 river from Fort Erie, opposite
New Britain herald., 1915-08-21
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l-GeneraI won Buelow, German Duke Nicholas NichoIaievitch, com mander in chief of the Russian armies. 3.-view of Warsaw from Praaa. 4.-GeneraI won Hindenburg, another German commander in the east. 5.-Type of newest Austrian siege gun which did such damage in the Teuton advance. 6.-Archduke Frederick, commander in chief of the Austrian armies. 7.-General von Mackensen, German leader, fighting near Warsaw.
 ~ N Aug. 25. 1e14 the Austrian G E troops marched from Kras- nix, Poland, toward Radon. E and on the following day the Russians reached a point twenty-six miles from Danzig. with the main Rus sian army 40 miles from Berlin. Thus, tust a year ago, the campaign which has been termed the greatest in the history of the world began. Back and forth the two great armies swayed, with advantage first on one side and then on the other. The fighting was horrible, the loss of life on both sides appalling, and for ten months neither side could gain a decisive advantage. True, the Russian hosts advanced, talk ing Przemysl, in Austrian territory, after a long siege, only to be driven back first to Lemberg, then to War saw, and then still farther in their own territory.
 The Teuton armies would not be stopped. Germany and Austria put every force on earth into their terrific attacks, and the czar's men, facing shortage of ammunition, fell back inch by inch until now the Austro-Germa forces have penetrated far into Rus sian Poland.
 Greatest Campaign In History.
 The occupation of Warsaw by the Ger man army ends the greatest campaign of the war-of all wars, of all history. 1t has been fought along a front of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-24

!" ct feels good to be respectable and
earning money" declared the tramp
a week later.
They had fixed up the Old cabin till
it was coy and comfortable. They
had sold 1000 chickens for $500.
With 5000 of this Justus had been
able to purchase the cabin and two
acres Of land about it.
At the end of two months they had
a regular paying business to attend
to. The tramp seemed happy and
cOntented. One day Justus went
back to his home town. His first call
was upon Mr.. Lincoln.
Give got that house we bargained
about" he announced buoyantly,
'and it's bigger than ten by twelve"
"Wel, you are an enterprising
young man, I'll say thatT' commented
Mr.. Lincoln.
Another month spent in decorating
the old cabin. And then there crossed
its humble threshold the happiest
bride in ChristendOm, to whom that
lOVe-Gghted shelter was a palace!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-24
A RISING MARKET

A stOckbroker whose mind was al
ways full of business was asked a
few days ago how old his father was.
well" he said abstTactedly, "he is
quoted at eighty, but there is every
prospect that he will reach par and
possibly be at a premium"
Rocks and stone buildings that are
struck by lightning often are mag
netized by the electricity.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-24
TODAY'S LENTEN DISH
BY Caroline Coe

Dreamed Finnan Haddie.-Wash a
finnan haddie. Put it in a dripping
pan; dot with bits of butter and broil
until done. Allow to cool and pick
the fish into large-sized flakes. Put
8 tablespOonfuls of butter into sauce
pan, add 5 tablespoonfuls of flour, put
over very slow fire and melt together
stirring all the while. When blended
and smooth add 1 quart of rich milk
and cook all together for 1 hour.
Stir often to avoid Jumps; when
ready to serve add the haddie and
heat hot; slice hard cooked eggs
into the mixture and add 2 even table
spOOnfuls Of grated parmesan cheese.
Serve very hot over slices of toast.
Garnish the dish with strips of pi-
mentO.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-24

Charles Ray is very glad that he is
an athlete and a good walker.
Of late he has been walking most
of the way to melville, the famous
movie town, owing to the bad cOndi-
ton of the roads caused by the rains.
The roads are practically de-
stroyed, so the autOmobilists have
to walk a good stretch and then take
the jitney buses to the studios.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-24

The women of the world: Chris
tan, 238,OOO,OOO; Pagan, 100000;
Confucian, 100000; Hindu, 95,-
100000; Buddhist, 73,OOO,OOO; Mo
hammedan, 1OO,OOO,OO0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
Stpr mpoernc Naurenrnnainhrif

CT Sclltab. Iftie'el'fdbet "@iprn Il,
cr / biSie Sage banuct / ariitiania
ior Spiorelie o. Grlit al Ell moocr,
he SnprearpnSiabrif / SmonIencnc.
Zen nne Sabrif ltoI aupcnoc norif
SABRE. o. Sabrifen bIiper bpa0et iaG
itor, at ocnS Froouetcr blipcr til.
itrGffelig Tor belle Net inoliac % oft.
li9e NorgcS Sorbril al prcSicoc
Nopregrnn. Cen norifc Nuprearpn@.
irollitri har inaen SoIobeifuttelic o9
bar berior bibtil hont panltcliot lor
at optaae aonfurrnncen nlco Sc pGI,
6i0e - tilbels Observation-Disclosures -
u~benIonoife Sabrifcr, lac nleoct me.
re, iom moocrne Noprc0runSinouitri
or ct ponifeIiat l}eQcri Scr freezer
en- 9onite i~nognocnoe I%ngflrnoitab.
Zen me iSabrif / Smaolencne bar
lifret liz oenne Gaafrmblfab. ioet
Gicren al 9ergcn@iobrifen Hlftieicl-
ifobct @iorn bliper mco / Oct me
Scllfob % pil itiue ale line Grio-
ringer / @ronhen til 0cttc9 SiHpp.
lition.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
Zen iuriunnonc Games Tormuc.

\ Gccenber 1894 i~orluonot ell SrS.
Ten Hhrentlel ira HoQcnic. Otter
DC Splpsnlnlcr. Ser lrcmfont. mdd
ser l'slgc "Hog. Pin" iornooee. ar
buu Den 9be Gcceuber 1894 err orl.i.
ne. | Nolenlc Naun uC6 sitrc NaUre-
mole. Den hcn6ep >ia tr life nut
oct. ~ Ser bar life funnel ifaiics
noNct @cula lor. al bun or 900. M.
uIr1crne bar oerlor life funnel Ia,
uolcucret bcn0e@ Normic. Der bcltoo
AZ 10 CbIIQntioncr pna Gr. 5225.12
~ Nr. i396Si lont en- Bart / Ell
tlg%benhaunlt Gicn6om. "a ser bar
A2oct II Mar lit |Arpin9erne Net III
al BRUCE feuternc al oen Soripuno.
nca Nornnlc. OF M. od DER er gadtt
20 Mar, lioen bun ioriuanot. ton
N%ruiuacrnc ioo Normueu uoIepere,.
bullfct oog lfol ifc enter Com. og III.
Den Common nili9eS. ifal Ser mo.
5entc2 cnoni enbcl SpluSninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
Mpeficlocts Suoplfisornbcr.

'oenlf Solo meooeIeS, at Nftienluio-
riteten / glfticicIifabet HeoiicIoct@
aisgrlber, No / Nonen, / oiSie Gage
er Iolat til ct al Norge$ iterite Sll-
bintriIellfober. &c me Gierc pil
outage Grit peo @rnberne / iicr
Still % bpiS Spoplfisiorefon1itcrnG
bier Jig tilitrGftclig riqboIoiqc, an.
l9gae Ell II ailometer lang Sorg.
bone til Sragt al ailen. Heoiieloct;
Sisgrllber erholbt / 1913 &once,
lion Tor @rlibeOrift / ct Siosrum /;
60 Nor. Tro0uftionen bar biotil
laIt lto9iort ca. $4,000 Cons %
Frocent9 SuouItiS, iom ouicntlia
or Iolgt iii fontinentuIe Spoplipre-
iabrifer. "a imioIertib set ipcritc
Sellfab, bpiS Gireftsr bar %crainQc-
MGR BON Eopit. / Seit bar prrtt
ltoen MominiitrotIor, er @rlbcrnl
ltobuot tillolQs peo Nllftion oeo
bpilfen norife aisbere MI bar iuacI
SiIilaget, meOoeler sc. s.. & z. I"
Sclifabcts aapitol brcier iia ON ca.
$4,000 aroncr, iom oltiuo MI 0oar
oper poo noritc Sender.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
Tpt MinioniorctaaenSe Nnrbau.

acr. Nttlc'clltabCt @lelueiraien iii !
CONNER aonceHliun paa llbbn1ntna
AZ @ielpeloeien / Nnrounler. Fla.
nen er / Norbin0cllc mco @an0hu@.
Observation-Disclosures al onlulQc Ell
Observation-Disclosures Tor al itniic ser
norlte S%dnobrug Den n00ucn0idc
Notwithstanding. NJ ocn ne0ucu.
olNc Hapitdl - t3 Millioucr Nro.
llcr - bar ire norlfc Nolltcr Oiutt
ct Haan pao , Wtillioncr Mruuer.
lt1oerboon0cn er al uorltc Norqcrc
te9net A. Ntiaion aroner, oN
"SonompnocncS Sullc2inofieb~ bar
teanet Tor Ell bolu Wiinion 6roner.
q reference ire Wilioncr Hroncr
ull blloe uolaat pou Wnrfcoct til al
mtnoell0 NttIcte9nIn9 | Den nUruc-
lie TrcrntIo. Nielpeio3lcn, 'om liz.
ger mellem Noreim5iuno % Gioc.
er lrrlig 'titfct I'll iubuItricl ll6npt
tel'e oa buocr pdd NctinacIier, lout
oil alere InlPq0et Ill ct AZ De Bit.
llalt prooucerenoc pao octtc Snrau.
De. Sobrlferne ifal irenrtlue glm,
nloniirmluIfot. lom / llblonoet or sci
melt onoen0tc flinllIqe @lsonina~.
ltoi. 0esubcn ifal oct me NnIUl
Trem'tlle Gponarnib, ser ogioo fail
onpenoe5 bircfte ion1 @iconina@itoi.
men lom 0e9uoen brlIQc3 loni Nau,
ltoi al Ell HUffc fcnui'tc Nrouitrier
Ser er ollercoc tioliaere Ell Gnouu
mIoiabrif / Sooo, iom lorrcnlcr
aupitnlen nleo 20 Troccnt. Gitcr.
lpgrgielen eitcr GpanomIlo er iml0s
lertlo Ian llcrt, at ocnnc Tobrif, ionl
cr %erbcna %iierile, lelp life unocr
%llornlale 6orboloc fan imcoefonmlc
%ebouet. % mt rmbcr ariQcn cr
Grterlpsrgielcn citer Gpanomio enc
MI %ltsrre. Set me 9InIpo blipcr
belt no norif Snouitri. llobn0ninacll
az ara'toulpg9et er iorbcoret Qien
nem Here Nor, oa man er lanat
paa Nei meo Inlpg al SunttlonGr.
og Nrbciocr6oliger, ligciom Gem.
lllngsorbcioernc / @isIpegroponO
nprner ii9 lin 6llIocnoelie, og her.
9aocn NED til araititotionen paa oc;
nGrmeIte er uoiprGnat. Set heic
InIGg er bcrcqnet at lfule uGrc
iGroigt og / Grit ON boIponoet
glar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
Sermetiffabriferue Iamarbeioer.

Sra Stooanaer meooeles Den 23oe
Gopember. 9e itapangerlfe Serme.
tifiabrifanter bar ioas boIot ct Me-
De, bpor man bebanoleoe et SoriIaa
til en- Sammenilutninp, iom ifaI let.
te Sronilaen me0 ,Snoisriel Al Tor
lfielIi9e ~neopenoiQe Haamaterialier.
Sorilaget or iislae "Stapanger III.
tenbluo" gootfienbt al De en9elitc
Mpnoigbeoer % saar llb paa. at ga
brifanterne banner en- aonllte. ION
uoob itaar aniparlia for De enfeltc
Sobrifanter os inbab bor tiliparen'
De Hettiaheoer o"perfor hOer enfeIt
aomiteens grflrrin9er pil o8Ioa oG'
re filIbt tiIItrpffelige 8arontier, oq
poa benne Moooe ilipper maj, Of
gaa Seien ON ben en9eIife aoniitI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
Gn Ont ipurloit iuriuunoet.

%ebIungsnes meooeIes Den 22be geo.
pember. 10 Wano al I%rbeibsitpr-
fen peo Harmobanen bar ioag eiter'
Iegt Ell 8ltt, iom for noeen Sib il
BEN foripanot UNDER nofiaa eienoonl-
melige Smitpnoisbeoer. Ere 8llt.
ter ira Sron bupoe peret Ell Sur neo'
oper til Ianbalsnes. timber ct Sp.
bold paa Silbagepeien par De blepei
obifiQia beruiet. Gen bortfonmc
@ut gjoroe et Ear Sorieg pao at
boppe no al aierren % fomme pGf.
Ssrite Gang blep ban inobentet, mer
iioite Sang blep ban pGf. ajsreren
f~ortlatte Oa opoper meo hans TO So
merater. Ga bans Sot ienere err fun-
oct / Rauma, err oct ia~noipnligt, al
ban / Wsrfet er eoaet uofor Ell Saf-
fefam % lise / gloen. Giterlsgnin-
gen ibag bar life isrt til noget He-
iltltat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
Stur &aretraif nurbpaa.

@arop meo9eIeS ben 23be Hopem-
Der. "2itiinmarfen5 SoIfebIao" meb-
oeIer ira pellnberrettct Sob, at Der
pentes at blipc ltor TarctiIieriel til
% ira 6inlano ooer airfcnes / &ih'
fer. st Seliin9ioraiirma a9ter al
inOfere ltore %arepnrticr Den Vel %
iamtioig uoisre iinife Trobuftcr.
ppientliait Smcr. %orerne ifaI flo.
res ira airfeneS til Hopaniomi.
@eien ifol oeIe$ / ire Sfiit meb ON.
firing 700 Seite Tor bpert Sfiit.
Salt ifal Der InoleoeS BRIGGS ct Bar
Sulen Seitc. Otter Tlanen ifal Der
goa 30 2rS boQlig bper Sci. Ger
iorloipttes bn9get Sogibuie % StoI-
oe paa rltsiiif Sibe al Eospit peb
Sarefos, iaa aisrerne ilipper at ooer-
matte / airfeneS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
6n Nerrc0aaro brGnot

oerIt@'uno meoocle9 ben 1Soc no.
uenlber. Neo 12.Sloen mat ovlioo
Der Slo / Serre9anroen "Gbriliians,
mInoe". Der Iig9er Ell Sicroinaoti
IRA S0acraprl@. o. / Ssbct al fort
Slo neobrrnOte ole 9lplS6ugninacr
unotdacn S%pinebuict. Sorpagter
Weller. Der bar @oorocn / SorpaIi-
min. blcu peo Nionotatio pGtfct. Oh
'oni1lcn nleo nogle 2arle reooe0c
bon NclTtnlnNen, DER bcitour Al
oucr 800 areutlIrer. Stucbuict. oec
nio0ltob M0cn / 1887. oa @daroclt
oengang brpnoic. %irclitca o1ida IN.
onlellO meb Neip0r. 0u Ger ilcre Dan
&c par >Slo / oct. Tn Mrnaoe SO.
Der on SGb 0it ou / Sucr. &c brrno.
te Nu9nlnNer uor lor'iirc0e Tor ca.
10000 aroncr Mdr nlerer. at
Eloen or ouilnnet ira ct Sampfur'
'tepcrt. bpI5 Hrelleoning or lsbct
udrnt Cnonm Sor9oago S~ormiooaJ
brTll0tc oct Wrun0cll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10

Nn 5abrif. Sra @ergen meoOc-
les Den 22oe Nopember. Ter us.
gear / oiaic Sage 9lftieinobpoelic
I'll lannelie al et belt norit SelituU,
9lftieielifobet 9torif Glectron, ior
Sabrifatlon al adrbio oa Serroior-
binoeIier % FroOuftcr, iom itoor /
SdmmenbGnQ htrmeb. Nlfticfapita-
len er to NtlQloner &roncr, ior0clt
poa 9lfticr pon $500 aroncr. ia.
brlfen oil bIiue opfert o. molteret
al Den aniec0c Sagmano, Sircltor
oQ S%ngenier Mulo SollreQ, lom bar
bpggct Here tuite og enaelite Star.
bi0fabrifer. %igeleoe5 oil Sr. Sal-
rells Conc bllpc benptteoe. &ele 20,
brifcn, bereNllct Oda en- oarlia Bro.
BUTTON al 20,500 Cons, pil eiter
fo~relsbigc &aIfnler fo'te t.350,00O
aroner. 6abrifbngninaernc Tor Nf-
tie'elifabet "9torlt Glectron" ulI
Ianoipnligpia bItUe lagt / Nfotre /
Ssn0borolalo, huor man ltaar / LIN.
~oerbnnoling ON Seie al Strait ira De
itore arnittiIoer Slaaialocne, ionl
fan uobp9ge@ til ca. 100000 Seite-
frpiter. 5oreIsbig oil Der I'll Se.-
lfabets BRIG fun blipe u0bp1Qet ca.
10000 SeItetrpiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
st SpiifOlc. Yeaat.

oeralep me0ocIcs 6en 1S0c Nouent-
Der. ) %Hnlconing al, at oct igaur
bar Ssi'foleioritanoer RiclienS 10
aurigc Seoielaoag. iumle0ea Ell itDr.
re areos AZ bans gonle Clever lor
at bploe bom peo Ell tSeitligbeo. ScO
oenne Seiligbeo itliteoe Sugisre,
CIeien l Fsrre'lnnobp ct &cBut III
6oIteoplpsninGen2 Sremme, bPrence
Gorltonocr 9tieIiena Naun o. beitp.
ret al ham aopitnleu er iorelebi, ,
Qoot 1000 Nroner. &c politiift
6orbolo / 9O.Anrene tuong gtieIler.
Der par uoprpget SslremnnO. iii al
ncolTg9e in Sstitole, Der bleu megct
generct Al Dc pocrliggoncnoe &cnitrc.
blaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
Ssiefioro mda pcnte paa Treocn.

ara SolbPf meoocles 0en 206e 30.
pember. @oIbGt 0ouueuooull o.
et AZ NolbTf Nnruno neoiut llOualb
bar iGuar baut GoretrUOe Tor aou-
icllprUiiocnt 3hule OF G|oltettngcts
NinnHsr0ualu %anldaeu0e @ienicW.
i%orclicn al S2icniiorocu2 %llo0ubniuN.
Goltetiulct2 Glnun2u0udll louc0t a:
tulc Sdlcn mn0er uclurlllq Cucruei.
ellie. NonieilprTiiOcut }uhle uotdI
te. al oet mluGrcu0c WinliterIlml
iau meo ,$Iitere2ic pda Sugen Sdd.
lPulc arlaeu 100 pau. tlulOc Der
lmiolertiO lutct NiereS Aicn Oct hd:
upret Mtnliterieta Santc At moe Ell
Sesulnl puu Sulen o. 'oreIrJdt
Denne / en- tllireo9iullcnOe Stiftclic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
Gm itur 9nftiun.

Gm itor NnftiOn. Sra 3enaberl
m~eooele5 oen 22oe Aoucmber. -
Toa Raaobuiet holotes ibug G(uftion
oper en- HPffe aftier. tilhcrenoc
Srefen Iabls GeOsbo. Get pur pp.
ientlig Sfib5nttier, iom bIeu uo6uot.
% oe opnaneoc Eriier bleu aicnlem-
aaoenoe oper 30 Frocent heierc ems
Iftiernes Taalnoenoe. Sire Glttter
q 300 aroner 4ftieielifobct 1olia.
man, iom oisponeres al &9ilhelnl
@ilbelmien. iolItes Tor bcnboI02pis
300, $500, $500 o. 500 aroncr.
ct NIftie pau 5000 aroner / 9lftci.
Ielifabet Srnm Sialmar Roe0 4
60, TOM op / $50, oa en- gftic /
"ulabrano", innrme SiSponent, /
5000 aroner. Sem 9lftier a Gr.
1000 / 9lftieielltabet "llnita~ blcu
betalt meo 1850 aroner Or. Stpffe.
30 Afticr q ar. 1926 / aftieielifabet
Saupar bctaltes meb 1925 aroner
bper. Sire sIftier / slftieieIIfabc,