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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-05-21

must be accompanied by a GER
titled check Of 5000. Work to be
completed not later than Septem-
Der l, 1915. Bids to be opened
june 5th at 8 p, m. Board reserv
ess the right to reject any and
all bids BY order Of the town
ship board.
P. F. Fogerty, Clerk.
Turtle Lake, N. ID. 21-4
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-05-21
Notice For Bids

Sealed bids will be received by
Board OF County Commissioners of
OF Mclean County, North Dakota, at
the office OF the undersigned until
Q p. M, June 8th, 1915 for FURNISH
ing material and labor to reshingle
the Jail building at WashburnI N. D.,
with Extra Star A Star" shingles
to be laid AZ inches to the weather.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
E. G. SNOCKER,
County Auditor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-05-21
Notice nf Real Estate Mortgage
Fokeclosure sale

eoNecuoS0ro SAle
Notice Is hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed and de-
livered by john B. OLSON, unmarried,
Of the County of Mclean and State
of North Dakota, as mortgagor, to
the Interstate Securities Company, a
corporation, duly organized and exist
ing under the laws of the State of
Minnesota, as mortgagee, which NOR.
age was dated the 18th day of Octo-
Der. A. D. 1911, and filed for record
in the office of the Register of
Deeds, within and for the County of
Mclean and State of North Dakota,
ON the 10th day of November, A. D.
1911, at 4 O'clock p. NJ, and was
duly recorded In Book FR2 of Mort
cages on page 600, which said mort
gage. was thereafter to-wit: on the
25th day Of October, A. D. 1911, as
signed to A. T. Van Scoy, which as
signment was filed fer record I'm the
office of the Register of Deeds, with
In and for the County of Mclean
and State Of North Dakota, on the
31st day of October, A. D. 1911, at
4 oiclook P. M, and was duly record
ed in Book HIS of Mortgage deeds,
page 223; and thereafter to-wit: on
the 9Th day of May, A, D. 1915, duly
assigned by said A. T. Van Scoy to
the Interstate Securities Company,
which assignment was filed for re.
cord III the office of the Register of
Deeds, Within and for the County Of
Mclean and State of Ncrth Dakota,
on the 10th day of May, A. D. 1915,
at 1880. O'Clock A. NJ, and was duly
recorded in Beck H112 of Assign
merits on gage 95, will be f~oreclos-
ed by the sale of the mortgaged
premises in such mortgage and here
ina6ter described at the front door
of the Mclean County Court House,
in the City of Washburn, County of
Mclean and State of North Dakota,
Saturday, the 3rd day of July, A.
d. 1915, at the hour of two o'clock
P. M, to satisfy the amount due up
on. such mortgage on the day of sale.
The premises named in such mort
gage and which will be. sold to sat
isfy the same are situated in the
County of Mclean, and State of
North Dakota, and r described as
follows, to-wit:
The Northeast quarter (NEA) of
quarter (NEA) Of Section
Eleven I'D, and the Northwest
quarter (NWA) of Northwest quarter
of Section Twelve (12),
Township one hundred filthy (15O),
Eightvtwo (82).
That said mortgagee has paid a
certain sum to-wdt: interest due up
ON a prior lien, which with interest
will on the day of sale,
amount to the sum- Of S~i0ty4seven
dollars ($67.0 0) and which said sum
is included in the sum hereafter
to be the amount which will
be due at the date CT sale.
Thts foreclosure is for amcunts
pas. due only and is made expressly
subject to all installmeEts of such
mortgage not. YET, due.
There will be due on such mort
gage at the date Of sale, the sum
Of Eighty-nine dollars and thirty-six
cents ($S9.36) besides Attorney fees
and costs Of foreclosure.
Dated at Fargo, North Dagota, this
day Of May, A. D. 1915.
Interstate Securities Company,
a corporation, Mortgage.
Sralding & Shure, and
James Robertson,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
No. 13, broadway, Norton Block,
Fargo. N. D.
May 21-2S June 4-11-1S-25. 1915.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-05-21
Flowers For che Bravo.

H~
Here bring your purple and gold.
Glory Of color and scent.
Scarlet Of tulips bold.
Buds blue as the Ornament.
flushed a. the sound Of the ffs
And the bugle piping clear.
The vivid and delicate life
In the soul Of the youthful year.
bring to the quiet dead.
With . gentle and tempered griet.
Der the mounds 90 mute we shed
The beauty Of blossom and Leaf.
The flashins swords that were drawn.
No. rust shall their fame destroy.
Boughs rosy az riffs Of dawn.
Like the blush On the cheek q joy.
Rich ares Of the gardens aud msads
We kindls. these hearts above. /,
What spaendor can match their deedSS
What swsstnsss can match our lovsf
e e y Celia Thaxtoe.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-05-21
Notice For Bids

Bids wild be received IbY John
Rathjen for the removal of bridge on
public road crossing Section 80
Township IA, Range 81, Mclean
County. to the section dine on the
south Of Section SO where Painted
Woods Cresk crosses said section
line. Said bids may be left at the
Washburn State Bank, at Washburn,
North Dakota, on n before one
month from the date hereof. The
undersigned reservesthet right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Dated this 10Th day Of May, "A. D.,
1915.
JOHN RATEHJEN.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-05-21
JOHN RATHJBN.
Notice For Bids

The township supervisor Of
Turtle Lake township will re-
ceive sealed bids for the con-
struction Of grades according to:
plane on file in the office Of the
township clerk.
Grades between section IL and
20, and section rs and IS. Bids to
be for cubic yards. Each bid.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-02-03
Physicians Responsibility.

An indictment charging physician with manslaughter in the second de- gree because of negligence in the oper- ation of an X-ray machine, as the re- suit of which patient received a nor tai burn. has beer -.a.pleld by the su- preme court of Minnesota in State vs. Lester. The court said:
 We must take judicial notice that X-ray machines sometimes inflict se- rious burns, and the indictment char acterizes the instrument used as dan- gerous unless skillfully handled and presumptively known by defendant to be such, notwithstanding which he placed 1t too close to his subject, and also failed during an excessive ex- posture to give her the attention requi- site to prevent injury. These alleea- fi0ns jrnro~t --.ss
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-02-03
MODEL FOR ALL TIME
LAWS OF THE INCAS REMARK, ABLE FOR THEIR WISDOM.
Just Imposition of Taxes, and Benefit cent Mandates Concerning the Un- fortunate Principal Features
 of Ancient Civilization.

In the remote fastnesses Cf huge mountain range, on a continent un- known to the civilized world of Flu rope and Asia 400 years ago-the An. des of South America-there existed civilization so remarkable that the most famous of the historians of the conquest said of it: Laws so benefi- cent have never been enjoyed by any country under any Christian monarch, or under any kings, whether of Asia, Africa or Europe" That, writes c. k. Knock, in ''The Secret of the Pacific" is not an exaggeration.
 Among the most remarkable laws of the Incas were those concerning taxa ton. The principal feature of those laws was that the taxes were not paid in money, but in work and in produce, whether manufactured or grown. The Inca emperors thought it unjust to demand that taxes should be paid in any kind of commodity that the peo- pie could not produce by their own personal labor.
 The people also paid another sort of tribute. They made clothes, shoes and arms for the soldiers. and for the poor, who could not work themselves, ow- ing to age or infirmity. The cloth was made of wool from the f1ocks Of llamas that abounded in the noun tains. On the plains of the seacoast, where the climate is warm and they do not dress in woolens, the people made cotton clothes, the cotton being supplied from the crops of the em- peror. The shoes were made in the provinces where aloes were most abundant, for they were made of the leaves of tree called maguey. Each province furnished it's own produce, and no province had to supply any thing that did not belong to it.
 There was a benefcent mandate that forbade beggary and destitution; that, of course, followed upon due pro- vision in their laws. Every citizen was provided for theoretically and practically No man need be idle; no man need lack land or seed, or imple- ments for cultivation; therefore, no one was permitted to beg. If any were found doing so, it was clear proof of idleness, for the incapable were provided for; and contempt and punishment were meted out on all tramps, vagabonds and idlers.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-02-03
 German Praises Dickens.

Dr. Rudolf Fuerst, the well-known German historian of literature, having recently criticized Dickens as an au- thor who lacked ability to portray vir- tue because he himself was devoid of love-" Albert Primer replies in the Vossische Zeitung by asserting that Dickens was full of love and there fore deserves love-"
 When" he says, "a contemporary writer or artist like Maeterlinck or Holder, whom we have rendered fa- nous, now repays his gratitude to Ger many by abusing her, then the man and the artist are not separated, and the door is to be shown to him, but our revenge should not extend to the heroes of the spirit of former times, to whom we owe our gratitude and who never caused us any pain.
 "Lissauer's Song of Hate speaks out what millions among our people feel, present-day England as our foe. but when I wish after the heavy cares of the day to escape into the still neu- tral domain of the immortal works of the spirit of poetry, then may be al lowed to forget. in the company of Pickwick, Micawber, and other crea- tions of Dickens muse, that war is stalking through the world"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-02-03

contrivance use3 by the Germans is called (after its origiaator) the Schwartzkopf-m Black head. They differ only in minor details, being shaped in imitation of the porpoise and fired from tubes by charges of compressed air
 The typical upto-date torpedo of this descrip tion is really submarine boat in miniature It is steel cylinder, 15 feet long, with conical attachable nose called "war-head," which con- tains 200 pounds of high explosive. The main body is chamber holding air at pressure of 2,000 pounds to the square inch This air pressure runs the machinery in the rear part of the cyln- der, which actuates pair of propellers.
 The steel fish travels through the water at speed of 40 miles hour. It can be discharged at target with as much accuracy as bullet fired from a gun. Pursuing its course at a depth of 15 feet below the surface, as to strike beneath the armor of warshp, it Is kept automatically at that depth by an ingenious little rraa~- which turns up if the noses Gs the torpedo attempts to point ownward, or wise versa Inside the cylinder IS a gyroscope, which is started spinning and pointed at the target before the submarine proiec tile is discharged. Thus if 1t tends to turn either to right or left. it is promply brought back into line.
 Until within the last few weeks very littla was known through practical experience of the effec. tiyeness of the submarine torpedo as a weanon op war It has even surpassed expectations. The cost of one of these terrible projectes is abopt $1,5OO; but, inasmuch as one of them is easily capable of destroying hat+l.e's.-- \
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-02-03
RESINOL STOPS DANDRUFF
 AND LOSS OF HAIR

II are troubled with dandruff, eczema or other scaly, itching scalp affection. try shampoos with resinol soap and an occasional treatment with resinol ointment. You will be sur prised how quickly the trouble disap- pears and the health and beauty of the hair improves.
 Resinol soap and ointment also heal skin-eruptions, clear away pimples and blackheads, and form most valuable household treatment for sunburn, heat rash, etc. Sold by all druggists. Pre- scribed by doctors for 20 years-Adv.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-02-03
Ambition and Humility

The highest ambition is the parent of the truest humility; it makes one realize that our ultimate aim is so high that we need a power far beyond our own for the accomplishments of so transcendent work; that if we are truly to be co-workers with Al mighty God himself in the working out of the great scheme that rules the universe, the task is far too great for our unaided efforts, and we may con- fdently rely upon a power divine to help us in all our needs.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-02-03
GEINT kSIZ2D 0zZGE M224zaz3

nected with each other and with the shore by one main cable. It is only when current of cleo trlcity is turned on that they become dangerous under other circumstances they are dead" and harmless. But when they alive" if ship hits them, circuit is automatically closed and the water is quickly strewn with her remains Vari- ous ingenious means have been devised for bring ing about this closing of the circuit, of them being little cup partly filled with mercury which, if tilted by sh@ @ek the mercury to reach metal bar This does the business, and bang goes the mine. 1T
 It is interesting just now to consider the fact that the very first employment of floating mine was at the siege of Antwerp by the Spaniards in I9S5. The beslegerssr being able to make little or no Aeaffway in their attacks upon the stout walls of the city. resorted to novel and unheard-of stratagem Loading a ship with great quantity of gunpowder, they set her adrift at time when the wind and tide would surely bring Ter up against the sea wall; and when she was tolerabiy close, two men on board of her ignited pre- vious1y arranged fuse
 The idea worked out, however, in a way not at all in accordance with the plan contemplated For the sturdy burghers of Antwerp repaired the damage done to the wall by the explosion Before the besiegers could take advantage of it. and adopting the suggestion offered them by the en- emy sent out similar gunpowder boat under full sail against the Spanish fleet and blew up one of their biggest ships
 In recent news dispatches good deal has been said about the use of mines land, for the oppor tune blowing up of bridges ov approaches to forti- ncations while the enemy passing over them. By such means whole regiments are said to have been annihiated. The expedient is by no means new, but the methods adopted are of up-to-date and superior ingenuity.
 Suppose, for example, that piece of road is to be mined. The internal machine is concealed from view by spreading over it few inches of earth In consists in part of small electric battery. provided with two wires, one of which communi- cates with receptacle containing large quantity of high explosive, while the other runs to an ar.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-02-03

LTHOUGH 1t is only recently and with reluctance that Eng land, for the protection of her shores and ships, has Gin imi. tation of the Germans) resort ed to the expedient of sowing the Straits of Dover and the North sea with contact mines, all the harbors of the British isles have been planted with submarine explosive contriy- ances ever since the beginning of the war. And the same may
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13

men iom Eropeuerne paa Ell bobbeI.
Ifruet Acknowledgements
Ut llbpret life fit faitet iig oper i
mere emo Ell ret Sinfel, blep bets
SfI9bne; til pluoielig laa Siiferne
en- Sorpeoo ipsmme bortopcr iom Ell
lpa9 Sfpgge, % meo eft berte Sc ct
rrpgteligt Srag. Sele Sjsormerl
lpringer / Silien 6iner og Sieerl
farpes blobrso / ilerc Sunorebe NE.
ters Smfreoa
Set er inblpienoe, bpiIfet itor
&oae Oct ipiaer for oS, of timber.
pa~noabaaoe for Sioen goar poa SSogt
efter Sleormen peo TorgeS &pit,
naar Saftlm er, at ire aatuGroioe
6ilfere IfpIoer enc % alene benne
SmltGnOigbeo lit 9ip.
% boor trp9t fan life 9onbligee-
re % Silferc MI / COMMENCEMENT
ta9c no pua SjorOenc. naar De peo,
at 6olf / Tonier og BLADE iogar be.
lfptter Dem moo Sjporme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13

5jeneite ira lite Sept. at regne ioo
famine Spn iom WPnbene for oei
iomme Slags Irbeioe. Senne @e.
illitning blep toget al Board Of 30
miniitrotion eiter Ell aonicrence /
Cunning Snltitiltionen. Sire cfter-
i%sIgenbe pigti9e Eunfter bleu anita.
get: Winimlimslsnnen for WGnb
% apinoer / ale Statsinititiltioner
ifliIoe bore ben ionune for lommc
Slogs Nrbeibe. ollie Mrbeioere iful.
DC bare Ell Spileoag / Sebet al lleens
ipp Gage ioruoen to Tigers Serie
bpert Mor. @n promotionul 2ens-
ifola, bporefter Nrbeioerne cfterbpert
iaar beiere 9pn efteriom Sieneiteti-
ben forlGnges. Hotorbeioct 'fiftes
bereiter bper llgc iiteoetior iom bio
til bper DtaaucO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
st aitromomijf &j9mpcpcrf.

Tor nogen 9(ar iioen iorbereOtc
%croens melt beremte Sbierpntorier
ct betponingsiulot Gerf, nemlig Ell
Sotpgrafcring al bele Stiernebim-
nlelen.
Nitten Sblerpotorier - elepe /
europa, 70 / Nfrifn, ire / 9lmerifu
OF ire / Mnitrolicn - lfuloe beltngc
/ bette 9lrbeiOe. Wan forie9te at
lpie TO Spgoper: sSor oct ierite oer
iotografiife Sremitiaing al Stierne-
binmlelcn og Tor oct alloet 8atalo-
Offering al ale Stierner, belt neo
til Dem al lite Stprrelie.
Set oatifanife Sbierpotorillm bar
ollcrebe oiientligNjort ilere al bisie
Simmelfoto9ruiier, % / Be iioite
Sage er enooa Oct ierite @inb al Den
/ Gom llonrbeibebc altronomiife &a-
tnlog uoforlmet. Gen in0eboloer
Ell neiagtig Stiaingsbeitemm1elie ior
26,39S Stierner. &atalogens Sort
iGttelle fommer Ienerc, og man an-
tager, at paa @rllno al De itore %an-
~ifelighe0cr mcb Srpfningen al belc
bette %aitronomiifc grbeioe, fan Set
life blipe iproigt ier / 1925.
Sele airmpeperfet, iom ifal ifa-
bes pcb Samorbeibc meQem be ~
Sblerpntorier, fan life lunoer nogen
Smitpnoigbeo blipe iGroigt ier /
Sllltten al bort garblunoreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
Eun nnkrtn.

u. g. Eariuu opertoa iorlebcn go
item ionl Gollutp lrcaiilrcr / Iencl
Goulltn, mcbbclc@ ira Clear 9afe.
Zen tiollaerc aoaierer Spbn Brandt
hapoe rc'l9ncrct.
Ncrnbdncnlpffc. Carrie NferS, ell
s Nar Nonmucl Gattcr al =. .. Hlfcra
/ Eclnnont, bar forlcocn laa uhcloio
at laIoc nnocr ct tSrnattoN. huorpeo
hln lit lit enc Vel diifuurct.
Snacn bcbrc? Tau Y. u. Cabs
Snrm / SiHicton. 'om oripca al
%nuc2 Nnrlu1c. fom Der / %pbct al
y Simer til %crbcn Ell @ilt, - anI-
linNer, Ell aalu, Ell sole og 10 Ino-
lllllcr.
Spoeinlb. T~oitnlcltcrcn / 2pon$.
ears %oriorL, orbc libite llac al Ner-
pcicbcr citcr Here llNera Spooom.
Nnu bar Ell Al Sc bcbit fienote Sctt.
lcrc pua Sc Nanter. Nnns Suitrll
opcrlcucr ham.
%nla. Narncr@' Cooperative
@roiu nno TlicI Company palatc ior-
lcbcn fclQcnbc Gnrbco@nlUllo: ErT'
libcnt. Gle Wrnan3; %iccprplibcnt
NJ. Y. %cin; SctrctTr, =. Z. %ruoes
&u%icrrr. Nnln@ TiInnb.
Ncitcnc tua no. Gn TarnIcr pcr
Ndun Gle Nultlcn. iom Dor / Nrrhc'
ncu al Nlpcnu. li9Gcr / Ell fritilt Gil
ltuno pua @rlulo a ApIltcller, han
iorlcoen lit / Ell alerculntfe. Ncitc4
lie toa 10, % ban faiteoc@ no AZ %oN.
llCll.
&il iftc irlNc line &citc. Gn Sc.
itcopNrUttcr / MILLER II. &llion
mar pud NaunNcn mango pTroifulot
Sur. men nil life 'ua lTnge &rl.
NUl uarcr iUllc noacn a line Se'tt
Al TruQt ior. Sc ltdl bli lcnNt III
SlnQmurtcu / europa. San or pftC
blei tIlbaNt bite Frlicr Al Spfle'
bcrC.
Gn SnnoiaN al ,<ntercsic blcp Tor
leocn aialori / @ebiter al CONNER
Shonlaa Y. %pucf. ioet ocnnc aiaipr
DC SoNcu | Nuper al Alaacriten STD
iherinc Stianion % henoes 10 Sen
ner. Get belle brcicoc liz ON Glen
oomarctten til Ell IRE Semtc0cl;
Sctiion Sano / @rccnpiae Somnihip
% Sommcren bpmte Spponentcn
StIan 81, Stianion, iii at betale Yeoo
partcn Sfaocseritatuina for Cab a
Scie % SnbtGatcr al Sanoet | II
Iar.
giect ior |rneeriet. ". Z. Gr
MINIS NniomobiI blcp iorleoen Ha
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
1ntarnuItu.

Suu.|anen or al Sernbnnefoml-
misiGrcrnc bet paabllot of opfpre Ell
IN Stdtion / Illburnoale.
S%fpScmlnffc. Gonorh Shomplon,
Ell @llt ira @ollrium, Wtit,., legte her
on Tagen mco Ell &epoluer, ionl bar,
hunoe faoet fat paa hos @lip :. Dab.
cocf / @ranb Hapios, hpor ban bar
poa %cleI. Nepploeren aif al %
iooreoe Gutter Ilemt, men han pil
fommc lia.
NpitmSHatcrnc / Stntcn. @iscnn.
i'm fonlnter ianr til at iau Ell RIG
Seit, ifal mon tro u. N. Moore fro
Siatens Sanobrlasltolc. Hcanct oil
notilrliguis ioriinfe Snoheitminocl
enoeI % fanite / Ell uis @rab nco.
irttc apulitctcn al aornet, men llb.
buffet al Una, Speoe, Mug % &aurt
fonner iiffcrIig til at bli li9eiuc
Itort ipm TioruaretS. Set mcite a
Huaen, Speoen oe @pegen bar mo
ocn icr l"lpcirct brco los. iortTllel
Troi. Monrc. iaa ban auar 10 ira
at Sfaocn life or ian itor ion ire
iprit al antaact. Nteb be moocrnl
Sirlpcmihlcr. ioml III 'taar til Han
oiaheo pco &noheiminNcn. fan enool
belt neoilaacoc Ngre lfiTrcs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
6pao 6puamo frpgtcr.

Sporgsmaalet ON @elgiens SSno.
lemmelie / oct tpltc Gige beiflpfti.
ger peOparenoe De belgiife oe boil.
lanolte llnOer;notter / Noroiranf.
rig, itriper Ell engelif &orrelppn-
Dent, lom opboloer Jig bag De auie-
reoes Sront
Gorole Smuoers, IeoIem al Oct
bollunoife Inoetfummer, minOer /
"Selegraf" ON oen beremte llotalel-
ie / Selegramnet til oen tpife Im-
basIaoer / 2onoon, Sprlt 2it)-
nomlfp, ira bon Sagpp Den Ace
Illgllit.
S%elegramnct loo iaole6es:
Set er ganife iimulig at bape
pirfellg Nptte al at anneftere Bel.
glen uoen iamtioig at i,bpibe Mn-
neftionen pan SollanoS @efoitnina."
"Meningen meo bette" tiger
Garole SmlloerS, Ter, at ct laf-
bGnaigt Soaano foruoi9tter ct uaf.
bpneigt @elgien og Seir for De Ml-
Iierebe."
Sanfen err life M. Mne De, Tom
bar illlgt Serten al be pansermm-
ite Soeer, tiger ben elgelife &prre-
iponOent, fienoer ben. Solicit bar
anet Den, ifjent oct ierit peo Sri
gems llobruo begpnote at faa pirfe.
Zig Snteresi e for internationole
Speresmaal.
Get er imiblertio life bare oct, al
oenne Sanbbeo nGpnes ofientlig pe
meo e%nergiife Sro. "@ois. 3eit." a
goie l-&orreiponoent ienber fin 9lpis
SnobolOet al en- Samtale, ban bar
bapt nleo T~rofes1or Sreub.
Seq er tpIfiienotlig," erflGreoe
Erofesioren, "ene og alene al Den
8runo, at iee er Soll9noer Seq er
tpiffienotIig, iorbi jeg er operbepiii
ON, at Spifernes Seir bill betpoe
Solanos Se0.
Den belgiife &plt er al lioen Tpt.
te ior Spiflanb uben Intperpen, oq
Inttperpen uben Slooen Shelbe er
ingenting. % 9iper ri life goopil'
Zig Zip paa ben, pil Spiferne tage
ben.
81 pilbe / bette Siliploe blibe en-
tpIf SorbinoelIe eler en- Tropins al
Treusien. S bpert Siliploe piloe
oct pGre noe meo Dor Saga.
Serior er oct, at ieg meb belle oet
~bolanoifc Solf enifer, at Splflonh
nlua bli ilaaet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
Gnoelig fotn Sjpormem?

Iae 9anoliggere og Siifere ira Ell
al pore llohapne tit forleoen en- or
oentlia Sfrpf / Sioet, ioet nemlia
ire al De ag~tpGroigite pg paalioelig-
ite M9no oerioe fommer bopeo-
flilS bic mira Siife meo i'm lille Mp-
toriiT9te % bercttcr, at Sc bar Ieet
Sicorncn. ltriuer "Snrlsbera o.
Surpits Nmtstibenbe".
&c reiite no Sirsoaas Mor1cn Tor
at ta9e Mutrclen, % bapoc life
mere emo iaapiot la1t iia tilro, Tor
DC Ter Ell llhpre Siif / Slanoelfiffelie
pllloielig bllffe pp / Sori;onten. =
Tilterne blep Iaa pllaitcligc, al DC
i1Giten life fltnne rsre iig, ps Ing-
lien ltc0 til Seoaan9it, ga sc mer-
feNe, at llhpret nTrmebe iia oeres
lille MptoriiUgte / bel9enoc @epG-
9elIcr % | raienbe Sart.
&c fappebe Sltall1et ~ iorio9te al
iTttc Motoren i9ang; men al Ner.
p9iitct lpffeoes Set Dem life. &c
'aa, hporlcbes Oct mTgtiac Spr m,er
Oct ~tolosiale Sab, rillcnbc Zine %
uTlolae Sinner, nrrmcoc iia. trll,
cnoc nleb bpcrt Sicblit at opiluac
Dem % belle SiT9ten.
% hpoo fer / oct Gicblit, sc ieIr
trpr liz iortabtc? 10, Sunoreot
Mteter ira Dem. mcllcm Hopourct %
SiTatcn. buffer pllbiclia Ell llnoer,
panoSbaab al nfienot N~ationaIitel
on. Sicornlcn taiter iia oper / en-
ret %iufel. os pil iorieac at uno.
llippe.
llnocr benne Naneure iaar III,
ifernc ierii orbentlia g~nIeonina III
at iagttaae Den folosiale Iiif. "a
ale ire uil uaaripmbeIit ailGaac q
paa. at bcn tobelte Naleiinne life ar
bciocoe iom a~lminoeliee &aleiinner