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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
BLUES MUST HAVE PERMITS
Permission From Each Stnte Needed to
Allow PnssaEe Through Borders

To travel under arms from Richmond
to the Panama-Pacifc International
Exposition 1t will he necessary for the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues TO pro-
cure from the Governor of each State
through which the military train trav-
els permit countersigned by the Ad-
jutant-Gencral.
Applications for these permits were
forwarded some time ago to the execu-
tive offices OF the numerous States. The
first response was received at the office
of Governor Stuart yesterday. II came
from Governor William C. Mcdonald.
of New Mexico, the permit being coun-
tersigned by Adjutant-General Harry
II. Herring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
SHELTON MAKES COMPLAINT
Says Sale of Alleged Gas Saver Impnirs
Departments Service.

City Gas Inspector Joseph NJ. Shelton
complained to Major Werner yesterday
that persons unknown to him are visit
ing the premises Of gas consumers and
attaching to the gas piping what pur-
ports to be a Eas-saving device
AS a matter Of fact. Mr.. Shelton SAYS,
tho device saves nothing, and TO at
tach it the piping must be taken apart.
He says that it's use has caused com
plant that the service is defective
Further, the inspector SAYS. the per-
sons handling and selling the device
ARE not only violating the gas ordi-
nanccs. but general ordinance Of re-
cent date requiring badges of identi-
fcation to be worn by persons enter
ing houses to perform work OF this
nature"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
POLICE COURT CASES
o. Ii. White Fined 800 and Costs fo
Speeding Automobile. y

o. II. White Fined 500 and Costs 70 o
Speeding Automobile. W.
o. B. White was fined 500 and cost, :,
by Justice Crutchleld yesterday on mt
charge OF speeding an automobile alones
the Boulevard Saturday night. Ht,
noted an appeal from the Police Cour'A1
decision. "a
William Coots, colored, was fne.E
$50 and costs when arraigned on 9
charge of assaulting and shooting a.
Porter Hurt. y fine of 500 and cost
was imposed also by Justice Crutchi
field when the man was charged VIII
carrying a concealed pistol on HI
person. Coots noted an appeal in eac' .,
case. III
The case against Fleming White
colored. charged with assaultinE Ell
zah Moore with a knife and stealni
50 from her. was continued untith
May &c. ye
James Kenney, colored, was fined s.
and costs on a charge of assaulttnt
and shooting at Cornelius Saunders
The cases in which the man wa
charged with carrying concealed
pistol on his person and cutting Clar
ence Archer with a knife, were con.
tinued until May IS.
Benjamin Woodson, colored, wa'u
fined S25 and costs on a charge Of her
ing disorderly in the street :.
Aleck Lucas. charged with holdinia
up II. w. Nicely and stealing ten cent
from tho man. was sent on to tho granut
jury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
-YEAR-OLDS MAY OPP.
POSTAL SAVINGS Account
New Rule, Effective on July 1, WI
Greatly Extend This
Service.
TO MAKE DEPOSITS BY NAE
Government Will Extend Savin,
Bank Facilities to Communiti,
Where Local Onice Is Witho
Postal Savings Department.. :

according to communication !.
cclVco yesterday by Postmaster Thor
ton from Postmaster-G Rurloso
every person in the United States t.
years old or over may open an accomnt
In postal bank after July l. This ~
portant extension of the service mo
be made possible by permitting DO p
sons living in communities so sparseSt
settied AS mol TO Justify the dcsignatic
or their local post offices as rorul.
postal savings banks to open acco,r
By mail. al.
Governor Dockery. Third Assisto, 20
fostmaster-Gcneral. who has dlrost,
supervision OF postal savings ,,.s =, OF
| much Impressed with the appeals croiev
all over tho country to open postal ga, o.
ings accounts by mail that ne took and
! the task some weeks ago OF workln as
out feasible and safe method f..inss
!HTet''s inc "eHaho. ned
Under the plan adopted by tho poxs a
master-General. an intending dcDosit rone
! whose local Office has no savings d,s a
partment. Will apply 10 the local nos .
master. who VIII see that nccess., an
Identification data is prepared and f., he
! lied to accept deposits. Permission wi Ire
then be given him to forward alt dsr.
posts by money order or rcg!stcre
mail direct to the postmaster at til
banking point. for which receipts
certificates will DO issued He ma
withdraw all or any part OF his postN
savings b. mail on demand. togethe
with any interest that may be due hin
wIFE's ACCouNT CANNOT Tho
DE TOUCHED by HUSBANtba
1t Is pointed out that any person tethe
years old or over may open an accou.
in his or her own name; that an az
count may be opened BY a married wC
man free from any control or interior
cnce by her husband. that post oitic -,
officials are forbidden to disclose TO an
person except the dcpositor the amour
OF any deposits: that Withdrawals ma.
he made without previous notice, arS
that the government guarantees to r.
pay all deposits on demand with ao
Crued interest.
Information on the subject will 500
be printed in twenty-five foreign lai
Eunges for distribution through loc:eet
post offices. The foreign born ci;!ze
| has taken very kindly to postal say
! ings. and literature in his own iaTo'
/ puagc will be OF great assistance
/ him.
Postal savings receipts have broke
all records the past year. During n
eight months prior 10 April there VIZ
/ a net gain In deposits OF sla.oo0,00o. ~
against n gain OF 100000 for ~
same months the year before. Thou
! : ads of new accounts have bee
! opened and tho millions made up largo
! ~ of hidden savings have been turrjS
/ back into the channels OF trade just
/ time when there was a pressing dta
/ mand for every dollar. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
HOME FOR |NCURABLEs
ASKS PUBLIC AID TO-DAY
Workers VIII Sell Bells to Assist
Worthy Richmond Institu-
ton.
CARES FOR MANY PATIENTS
Thirty-Five Afflicted Persons Are
Now Inmates of Homo Which De-
Ponds Upon Private and Public
Generosity for It's Support.

To-day will he Bell Day in Richmond
and that means that every ono who Is
so disposed will have an opportunity to
buy bell and thereby lend n helping
hand TO the Virginia Home for Incur
ables, an institution that is dear TO the
hearts OF loyal Richmond people. and
that has done n world of good in the
way OF alternating human misery in
this city.
Just how much the sum total OF
human happiness has been increased by
the light and cheer radiatcd from the
building al the corner of Robinson and
Broad Streets Will never hc known, for
there arc no standards Of measure
mont by which calculations on such
matters are possible, but any one ia
miliar with the work OF the homo Will
understand that the value OF It's minis
trations has been beyond measure, and
that Richmond without its Home for
lncurablcs would be Richmond in
comparably poorer and vastly less
equipped for the many sided activities
which in these modern times arc right
~ expected OF great city
In tho home at this time there are
thirty-iive patients. Their lot is hard
one viewed in almost any light, and
when compared with the lot OF the
great majority Of mankind who have
sound bodies and limbs, their fate
seems particularly unfortunate. But
hard as that lot Is IT is aEreca BILE COM
pared with what il might be but for
tho home that tho generosity OF Rich
mond people has made possible
BELL DAY GIVES EVERYBODY
AN OPPORTUNITY TO HELP
In the maintenance Of an institution
OF this sort there are always few on
whom the larger share OF the burden
rests. These, as always are faithful
and perscverlng in their labors for the
Home for incurablcs. But they cannot
carry the whole load. and to-day has
been designated as Bell Day so that the
public in general may have an oppor-
tunity to help. Loyal friends Of the In
stitution Will offer bells for sale at
such price as the purchaser feels he can
spare. 1t Will be an easy and practical
way OF aiding the institution. and it
is hoped that every one who can give
something to the cause will buy bell.
Mayor Mnsiie has given his personal
approval TO the observance OF Bell Day.
and the day has been officially dcsir =
mated and set apart BY him to the end
that the Virginia Home for Incurablcs
might be brought conspcuously to the
attention OF the people with the view OF
cnlisting their continued generous sup
mort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
FIRE INSURANCE MEN
MEET HERE ON FRIDAY
Virginia Association OF Local Agents
to Hold Seventeenth Annual
Convention.
GOVERNOR TO GIVE WELCOME
Local Committee Learns Attendance
VIII Be.4arge+-Will Debate Prop
ositioE to Admit Casualty and
Surety Agents.

Governor Stuart will make the ad-
dress of welcome at the seventeenth an
nual meeting OF the Virginia Associa-
ton OF Local Fire Insurance Agents to
be held in the assembly hall of the
Chamber of Commerce Building Friday
and Saturday. The Governor will be
introduced by Major T. T.. Goodwin, of
Emporta. a leading member OF the as
ISOLATION.
The first session Of the convention
will be held 1t noon, Friday, and be-
sides the address OF Governor Stuart
and the response by Major Goodwin,
there will be an address by Major
Luther r. Warren. retiring general
agent Of the Phoenix, OF London Al 9
o'clock the Insurance men Will so 10
the Westrnoreland Club for luncheon
and when that is over another business
session will be held in the Chamber OF
Commerce Building.
One OF the matters TO be debated at
the meeting will be the omission OF
the word FIRE" from the name OF the
organization, this being with the view
Of admitting casualty and surety
agents TO membership.
Reduced railroad rates have been Sc
cured and information received by the
local members OF the committee OF ar
rangement is that there Will b.. n good
sized attendance.
Other speakers in addition 10 those
already mentioned Will be H. II. Bush
of Greensboro. president OF the Dixie
Fire Insurance Company. w Il. Ncrri.
mon. of Greensboro. presidcn, OF tho
North Carolina Local Agents Assocla.
ton. and Allen ". Schoen chief cleo.
trical expert OF the Southeastern IN.
derwriters' Association
The officers OF the association are !
p. Crowle. Jr, OF Staunton. president
". j. Straus. Of Richmond. first vice.
president; W. Lee Powell. OF Newnor,
News. second e-president; and s. T
Pullian. Of Richmond. secretary ant
treasurer.
The object OF the association is IL
advance the cause Of the Insurance
business by working towards ths en-.
actment of needed laws and seeking n
accomplish the defeat Of laws that tn,
association believes To bc pcrnicious
officers OF the association say tina, j
has been instrumental In adjustin.
difficulties and securing privileges 10
agents and on these grounds ask
agents generally to join and contr!but,
to the expenses OF the organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
SUSTAINS $4,000 VERDICT
Judge Wells Upholds Jury's Awnrd to
.JcnIkInS Against PENNSYLVANIA RnIlrnnd.

Judge Ernest II. Wells, in the Hust-
ings Court Part H., yesterday sus-
tanned the verdict OF the jury award
Ing c. w. Jenkins $4,000 for personal
injuries against the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company.
jenkins instituted suit for $4,000
for the loss OF n leg in an accident.
lie was in charge of dead" engine
which was being sent from Richmond
TO point in Pennsylvania. During
one of the stops, while he was examin-
ing the engine. no was struck by n
passing train on an adjoining track and
suffered the loss OF a les. Motion for
a new trial was made some time ago
by counsel for the railroad company
and this was denied yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
Convict Jones of Petit Larceny.

Cornelius Jones, colored. indicted for
having entered with intent to commit
burglary. the home of Mary e. Butler,
and stealing $2.35. was convicted of
pctit larcency yesterday in the Hust-
ings Court. the jury bringing in n ver-
dict Of thirty days in the CITY Jail.
Judge Richardson changed the son
tence to thirty days on the public
roads.
T.. *. Brown. charged with having
stolen ring valued at $40 from Bes-
ale Chayers. WAS found not guilty,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
Francis on Retired List.

Upon his own application and upon
satisfactory evidence that he has
served the required number of years
in the military service of tho State.
Thomas a. U. Francis, formerly must
clan Of Companies D and II, and a
member of the Blues Band, has been
placed on the retired list OF Virginia
Volunteers with the rank OF sergeant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18

Miss Josie Parrish 500 South Harri-
son Street, yesterday complained TO the
police that she had lost purse con-
tanning $50 and a SO gold pin. She
did not think the purse mad been
stolen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
Elect Lieutenant at Franklin.

TIE ComUand1nE officer OF tho Fourth
Infantry. Virginia Volunteers, was d.
rccted yesterday to order an election
to be held within thirty days by Com
pany L stationed at Franklin, for the
purpose OF electing a first lieutenant
and Of filing any other vacancy that
may exist in the company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
LOCAL PRINTERS READY
FOR BIG ANNUAL DINNER
Richmond Typographical Union Con.
venes Tonight for Spread at
Masonic Temple.
MANY NorABLEs ARE INVITED
President Wilson and United States
Senators Have Been Asked; but
Big Time Is Certain Even if
They Do Not Come.

PRESIDENT Wilson, William Jenning.
Bryan, John SHELTON Williams. Gov
ernor Henry c. Stuart, Senator's Mar
TN and Swanson. Samuel Gompers and
many other notables have been invited
10 attend the forty-ninth anntv.rsar,
dinner OF the members Of Richmond
typographical Union TO be held TO-
hisht at the Masonic Temple.
me annual banquets of the organ
i2cd printers OF Richmond have COVE
to be big features in the life of NV
CITY, and the one on the cards for 70 :
hIght VIII be no exception to the rule
II is expected 10 surpass anythjnr ~
! tnc sort that has yet been attempted
All OF the notabics who have been IN
Niteo may not find il convenient to
one; put the typos say enough Of them
(. VIII nc on hand to make the occasion
, distinguished as well as intercstinC
Long speeches. Will be strictly taboo
ana the members OF the union arc COW
N!nceo that the absence OF lengthy
Talks VIII be welcomes by the ruests
mere viii. be, however. a number or
ap'.E' breezy addresses which, the com
everybody. ~
MANY NOTAnIEs ARE
INVITED TO ATTEND
N'''o VA 'HoSt VINO nave been sent
invitations to attend are President VIII
son William Jennings Bryan, John
Skelton Williams. Governor Stuart.
senators Martin and Swanson, Con
gresham Montague, Samuel Go,npers
FRANK Morrison, President Scott end
Secretary Hays. Of the International
THpoEra phical Union; Judge Richa rd :
son. Mayor Ainslie. Rev w r. Bowie.
rev T a. Smoot, Rev. II. D. Maclach
Ian, d. D.. Rev. George W. Mcdaniel
ID. D.; T. V. Powderly. Colonel Has.
brook. w. B. Smith, Douglas Gordon
and Mr.. Ford. OF The Times. Dispatch
I ;. Is. Woodfin l.. S. Cottreu. Robert
Class and Harry Tucker. Of the Vir-
sih!an; j. Stcwar; Bryan, Allen Potts
pr. Douglas s. Freeman and Mr. Nc
Mahon. of the News Leader: c. r.
Cooke, Colonel a. h. Williams. Rober,
VI Lynn and H. A. Hawkins Of the
Evening Journal; Samuel Meek, OF the
Philadelphia Press: ~. r. IIolderby. T.
~. Ferguson, q. G. Worsham, c. A
Zincke and j. ST. George Bryan.
Dancing Will begin at o'clock and
last until o'clock, when supper will
be served. after which dancing will he
/ resumed and continue until midnight
Richmond Typographical Union No
90 has elected as delegates TO tho con.
vention of the State Federation OF
Labor. which will be held at Fred
erlcksourg, June 40. NJ. r. Pace. c.
J., harwood. j, c. Weckert aud r. Lee
lWoody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
Large Customs COLLECTIONS.

Total collections Yesterday at tho
Richmond port amounted 10 slG,254 50.
an unusual amount, the daily average
being about $4,000. The collections
were principally on importations O: to-
bAooo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-25

Happprten ira ben al Iorsmsbet
/ 1914 nebiatte aomite til at bebouo.
lie Hcligionsitoleiagcn meo i9rlig
&cnbIif pao Stoternes SfoleIop9ip.
Ming trpffcs / Iorsberetningen %
a~nbefales.
Sperensltemmeioe meh bet al 30
Itor g. 9. Sborfpeen ir,bbragte % al
Meoet / Tence gubitorium gootieno.
te Sorilag beiluttebes:
Norsmpbet pGIaer Ell Heligicns.
ifoIcfomite poa 3 Meolemmer, iom
ifal ieee at fao Heligionsifolcr
igarg / ioaoanne Menigbcoer, bpor
man life epller at tilueiebringe SG.
rerlen. aonriteen ifal otter bebite
Sfien anpenbe De til bette Sormaal
inofcmnc Wibler, % hpert 9lar rap.
portere angoaenbe Nrbcioets 6eiul.
tot og 2asien Statrs.
s SiIf9loe al, at 9eaater ifnlbe
tilfaloe oenne aasie, beitpreS De al
SamfunoetS @oaro Of Sruitees.
aomiiteen %tierer ogiaa iom SeodJ.
er'S Igencp.
s GrfienbeIie al GiofoniSieioeens
%igtigbeo benitiQes Set til Sominn.
bets Yreiter iaa oite slnlebning al.
pcs at fremboloe Saseu for fine Wfe.
nigbeoer og Wenigbebens Sorenin-
ger, iannt o9iaa pe0 aoniirmultlil+
%oerpiSnitg.
Wpe Boilers" ifaI iroiGttes peb
0iafonis iebiemnlet / Chicago.
iSiliener ier,otes til TO ipee Ire-
tier, iiemlig grefbuS % 3. 2efenS.
gaarb.
Sm Iftenen bolot Trof. Stolee
Soreorag ON "Sproeiino", unber
Observation-Disclosures. Tait. Sir
feberg bolbt Sfriitetalcn og Tait. s.
2angenlo asiiitereoe.
Gen norife aonierenS bolot tit
Nlorsmpoc ben 12te Suni. Tplgenoe
%alg foretoaes: Tprmnnb, Tait. q.
:. Sulteng; &iceiormanb, Tait. s..
ToIbal; SefretGr, Tait. 3. 81.
Sinobeim; &orreiponoerenbe Scfre.
tGr, Eait. 6. 9. 9ablseioc; &aSierer,
Tait. 6. =. Tborfpeen. Warae Meb-
lemrler optoges. @eitprelien bentpns
oigeoeS til of orran9ere ct iterrc
Weoe Ell Sang ON Maret.
SlioberetningSfomite Nr. 5 ITite$
al Eaitor &. q. anOerien.
1. Iarsmeoet uotaler lin Saf
til @llo for oct peliigneliesrige @r-
beioe I'll SUBS Giges Sremme, lom
bore Sfoler bar uoiert / De luunonc
% glar. 81 taffer @ilo iiPr for oe
opgtige Sprere, ban gap bore Sfo-
Ter, % for be Suiino gleper, iom
ira oisie 2Greanitalter bar gaaet llb
| De forifieaige Sipsitiuinger, beore
iloruiteoe til at fltnne pre @ub og
tiene &irfen. Maatte Serrens @el-
iignelie fremoeles bpiIe oper bore
Sfoler / be glar, ipm fommer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-25

M anoag Gitermio 8 q q.
Gnoast peo Yait. 8. 8. @isbabl.
Yait. ~. Sumitao talte ON Den
p~aat9nfte Sprettelie al ct norif Wtis'
fionsboteI / Minneapolis.
Sortiat Snbitiuins fra aomite
SO. 1, ppIpit peo Tait. Siernbom
Gamroie 8reos, Gan, oeles / 9
&rebie, iaaIebes at Haitorerne Sin.
pes, Saniens, 6ostpeots og 6atlanos
aaIo % edmonton &aloet uoeisl
Gamroie areos, % at N M areo$
oprettes, iom falbes Nropoit &reos.
beitaaenbe at Solglums, @ronens.
@eebaIs. 2oftbus' % 8ies' aalo. &i'
%fitator peIges for benne areos.
s Mnleonine at Senpenoelie fra
She ltniteb Spnoo % General
Council angaaenoe Ell fG0es SitbeI'
felt 400 @ors Mefcrmlationsbagen
notaIer Iarsmeoet, at oen Si,belieit
iom Den Sor. 3irfe fsrit og iremil
snifer at feire paa Den Gag, err Sor.
ening meb Be MI foniercrenbc norif.
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Dor Soreningsfomite efter Samraar
meb observation-disclosures al oe arl'
bre Samfunb ifltloe iinbe oct tilrau'
belieit at oeltaee / openn9pnte 400
@arsfeit, gipes Den Sor. airfes Sor.
eningsfomite iantmen meo Sormarl-
ben flIb Wpnbigbeb til at bonbIe
Saaen.
Meb Senipn til Senpenbelien ira
She Soint Spnoo Of Ohio anb other
States angaaenoe en- federation al
ale lutberife Spnpber / De Sorenebe
Stater meo BET Sormaal at arbeibe
for % foripare Ben lutberife 4irfes
Snteresier o%perfor Gerben % Sef'
ternes Snbflpoelie, notaler slarsmp.
bet: S 9etragtning al bet Sor-
eningsarbeioe, Ser for nprpprenbc
f%oregaar imeaem De 3 norif- lutberifc
Samfunb, benI9gges Sagen til ct
ienere Iarsmsbe.
S%enpenbelien fra Ben liltberife @p-
misiion / minneapolis benpiies til
Snbberetninesfomiteen go. 6 B..
Gen 3omite, Der bar nebiat al for.
riee @arSmsoe for ON mlliet at bi.
I9gge 9piiten meGem Taitpr Sjert.
aas og Bethlehem Wenigbeo, Coco
ma, paa Den enc SIDE og IA ubitsote
Meolemmer al Wenigbeoen paa ben
anoen SIDE, rapporterer, at Spiiter
/ @roberligbeo er bilagt. garsms.
bet n6talte fin @lGbe.
Iarsmsoet erfl9rer fig pi1ig til
at forbanble meo Den norif -llltberife
Srifirfe / Imerifa ON firfelig Sor.
ening, naariombelit ben iaa maatte
enife BET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-25

tiente / oct iorlsbne sar ca. $16..
600.
SsIaeuoe aomite polgtes til Sor.
oeling al Heiieuogiiter: Enitorer.
ue ). 6. @rsnIio, $. .. 6ieioitao
o. 2. @unberien.
Onsoaas Gitermiooae
Inoagt peo Eoitor Z. aleppe.
aonite ior trpngenoe Treiter OF
Vreiteenfer: Vditorerue ). :.
HrnSpolo, $. .. ailoobl % Sobn
0roiun.
Gslgenoe giiitatorer oalgtes:
Atlontic areos: Vaitor Siaebei;
aanios areos: Vaitor :. :. Seie;
Soif. areoS: Faitor u. @agnil;
Sshore Fuciiie are0s: Fait,r
Nrooolon6.
Il. ansqar Weni9beo, Taitor 8.
u. &opitob's aalo. optogeS.
Columbia College, eperett.
Noib.. alerfienbcs iaieu iom en- al
Snminnoets Sfoler. Get braate Dc
bePngite0e Heprpielttanter ira Belt.
fpiten oere3 iuIoe IHoeI al Subel.
glGbeu.
Vreiter oeriloeira tdtfeoe beupset
Tor bette baanogribelige geois pod
%eIuilie ~Iigeoperior SfoIeu OF Sos.
itaaelien al oens getuoning OF
Acknowledged.
st Silbuo ira 9engt Sobnion
on q qiue 30 Acres 2ano til ct
@ernebiem tGt ueo Qtiutopll,
0alh., paa ui9ie g~etinGelier bleu
oplGit. Sonoet bar pGroiat iii ira
$4,000 til 100000.
Get blep beiIuttet at uoiGtte BE-
banbIinaeu al 0ette SiI6uo Ill nG.
tie Narsm90e.
6oriamlinaeu ienote imibIertio
i'm Saf til 3ohnion Ior SiIbubet.
Vaa 6orilag al Eaitorerne Suit.
cng. Sangiero o. S6orfpeen bIeu Set
benitiaet til Stoleoirettionen % Der
tbeoIoaiife Satultet at lace en- Gel
al 1roe5IGreu iorcOrage ! set nor
ifc Sprog pes Seminariet.
SnSoagS Iften:
SuIomalt3fomiteen opluite, at ser
oeS bette Garsmsoe bapoe uGret
1905 itcumeberettileoe Neolem.
mer. ~ i32 Ereiter % 663 d.
Iegdter.
Get 6enitideSe3 til Sen 6orenebe
airIes Observation-Disclosures peo
Hptaarstioer at uroerrette Stole-
tomiteen ON Sc Steoer irseu oercs
reipeftipe Giitrifter. huor Scligi-
cnSifole trPuges. men bpor Rioler
iates iii at oripe oen meb.
Set hapSe toItet WiuneapoliS
Ghurt and Commercial Nsiocid.
tion SLIGO or gipe gitoitoriet og
Armorp iii iri gibenptelie en- bel
llJe.
Get 26oc NarSmsoe aiitiitteSes n
Sormanoen rneo Grflpringen ON,
at set bapoe prret ct ireoeliat. tal.
riat OF t~raitist %soe. vi bar life
funnel iuble bper Tag. men et her.
lilt 4ar3meoe hopoe Oct prrct pg
- rist u~ellignet.
Sormanocn iluttroc meS en- parm
s~affcbsu % Den apoitoIIitc Bel.
iinnelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-25
Den Soreneoe Kirfes
2larsmooe.
(SIutnine)

(@eb "gecorabsY otsn"s 6eisrcnt.
Yaltor {. Y. Sborfpsen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-25
YcnHonsiunoct.

: Varaarai &C" al 2lrt. " al
aonititutionen Tor Veuiionsionoet
itrpge5 5aGet a." iornn CrOet
Collars" os 5oQet 40" IPtteS
iiteoet.
-. Get pnnlpgges Gireftionen
Tor TeniionSionoet al iege at ioa
bper Menigbeo til at noe so III
Eeniion5faSien.
16. garsmeoet hi opmuntre ale
Ireiter, lom enonu life bar ~illittet
iig til 5onoet. at gisre oct ~inareit
mIlig. oa set er umiIigt ior Gam.
ium6et at gisre ANDRE 6oraritalt
ninaer til Of biRIpe oem.
II. Senitilingen ira Saif. Col.
Iele Nsiociation OF SutIoof, Saif..
Ganauoo. ON ct 2aan paa $4,000
ira Den 6oreneoe Strife irenlPsgcs
Tor aarSmsoet iii 9ebanoling uoen
Nnbeialing.
Taa 5orilag bleo set beiluttet. at
Samiunoet itiloe lame $4,000
til SeiifoIen / SutIoof. Saif.. Co
naon. moo Collateral Securitp.
I'll giiitator / Tropoit areos.
Canada, paIgtes FailOr 7. ).
SaugIum.