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The Green Forest tribune., 1915-09-24
PoLlTENESs AS AN ASSET

PoLBTENESs AS AN ASSET
 In this practical, hurrying age of ours we are so busy trying to gain some particular point of ad- vantage that we grow careless and overlook the little courtesies of life.
 Politeness begins to look like a lost art, yet it's value cannot be oVerestimated, A polite word here and there, kindly expression of thanks. will i'm prove 6 mans opportunities ten fold. To the beginner this is es- pecially true. He should impress upon himself the fact that small kindnesses, small courtesies, small considerations habitually pract- iced ln hls business and social life give a greater value to his character than the display of great talents or accomplish ments.
 It is the surest way to win success. Patience and polite ness are essential to the young. man starting on a business career,
 Some years ago the president of a Pennsylvania railroad was called on business to an interior town on his line, Returning to the station to get the next train back to Pittsbarg, he asked the baggage man for some common place information, but received no answer. Repeating the question, he got in reply an insolent stare, but nothing more. The next day the baggageman received word that the president wished to see him in his office. When he faced the official the baggagenan at once recognized him and felt that he would be dismissed from the service. He was mistaken.
 This company is in business, said the president, to make money and to make friends. ,
 On this basis he soundly lect- ured the baggageman on the value of courtesy as a profit pro- ducer both to himself and to the company. When through he said: Now, if l ever hear again of any diseourtesy by you to any one, even the humblest patron of the line, you will be immediately discharged. "
 No other complaint was ever again heard as to this employe: He became one of the politest and most popular baggage suashers on the line.
 It is not a principle which ap- plies alone to the railroad bu5l- II ess. Itapplies to all oe- equations in life. It applies to business as we'll as social walks of life. Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. It must also be re- membered that it is frequently the case that these small, unob- trusive politenesses, the ones ot the most trivial character, are the ones which strike deepest.
 Entering a store a Would-oe nurchaser feels much more m
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-09-24

neighbors. Cow peas are doing more than anything else these days to increase the richness of the soil. Stick to them.
 They are the farmers friend.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-09-24

the humor of buying when polite ly approached.
 Politeness is a great asset when properly used. It should be fostered by those who are looking for success. Memphis Coranercial-Appeal. {
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-09-24
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
VIZ. P. Ripley
On Relations of Rai!roads and PeopIe

on heTatIOhS or RairOadS and People
 The industrial leaders of this nation are talking to the public face to face through columns of this paper The time was when if corporation had anything to say to the people they hired hand whispered it through lawyer or employed lobbyist explain it to the legis lature but the men who know and the men who do are now talking over the fence to the man who blows.
 When the leading business men of this nation get back to the soil with their problems strife and dssen sion will disappear for when look into each others faces and smile there is better day coming
 MT D. P RipeY nresident of the Santa Ee Ra aiIrnad
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03
SUCCESSION SALE.
18th Judicial District Court Of Louisi-
ana, Parish of Jefferson Davis.

SUCCESSION OF NO. 21S, JOSEPH
MANUEL.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03
Colds Need Attention.

Internal throat and chest troubles
produce inflammation, irritation, swell
ing or soreness and unless checked at
once, are likely to lead to serious
trouble. Caught in time DR.. Bells
Pine. Tar Honey loosens the phIegm
and destroys the germs which have
settled in the throat or nose. 1t is
soothing and healing. Pine is antiSep.
tic; honey is soothing both together
posses excellent medicinal qualities for
fighting cold germs. Insist on DR..
Bells Pine-Tar-Honey. Csc. all Drug
gistS. ADV.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03

II have no apologies to offeF for the
position | took when / wrote Mr.. War
rem Thomas, as 1t represented the most
thought in the prohibition
movement at that time, nor have | any
apologies to make for my position now.
1.-THE saloon interests do not appear
to realize that in this great fight for
prohibition the people are not so much
concerned about yesterday as they are
about tomorrow; that the prohibition
movement has been going forward and
not backwards; that am representing
the GOd.fearing people Of the state,
who are thinking of tomorrow and the
young manhood and young womanhood
of the future. The past, with its mise
ries and tragedies, caused by the liquor
traffic, must be left behind forever.
"In spite of the puSillanimouS efforts
of the liquor interests and their organs,
l am going to plant the standard OF
prohibition at the capitol ct the next
election, alongside of the old flag that
now waves over the capitol building. l
am going to hoist the pure white flag
of prohibition.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03
Saturday, January IS, 1916.

between legal hours, the following de.
Scribed movable and immoVable pro-
perty belonging to the said succession
and beng sold for the purpose OF pay
ing debts of the succession, to-wit:
Northeast quarter OF Southeast
quarter; West half of Southeast quart
er; Southeast quarter of Southwest
quarter and West half of Southwest
quarter; of Section seventeen ~, in
Township seven 81 south, Range four
(4) West, Louisiana Meridian, together
with improvements situate thereon.
Two horses; one set of working har'
ness; one singh plow; one harrow;
twenty barrels of corn; five hundred
bricks; and household goods.
The land, or immoyable property, to
be sold in forty acre lots,
Terms of sale: Movable property
bought to be paid for in cash on day of
sale. Land, or immovable property,
bought to be paid fifty per cent Of the
purchase price On day of sale in cash;
and the balance payable one year after
day of sale, bearing eight per cent, in
tereSt, and secured by vendors lien re.
tanned.
Jefferson Davis Parish, December 3,
1915.
JOSEPH NEVIS LAFOSSE,
Administrator,
PLAUCHE & MAYEUX,
Attorneys, Lake Charles, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03

By virtue of an order of the Honor
able Court, aforesaid, dated November
18th, 1915, and a commission issued
hereunder, to me directed as admins
traitor of said estate, l will offer for
sale, at public auction, to the last
highest bidder, at the old homestead of
the deceased, Joseph Manuel, in Allen
Parish, Louisiana.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03
BARRETT STATEMENT AS
TO THOMAS LETTER

Shreveport, La, Nov. 27.-Lleut. Gov.
Thomas Z. Barrett, Democratic candi-
date for governor, gave out the follow
ing statement:
Under date of July q, 1915, party
by the name of Warren Thomas, former.
" tax assessor OF St. Tammany parish,
wrote me the following cOmmunica-
ton:
"Talisheek P. o., La, July %, 1915,
Hon. ThoS. C. Barrett, Shreveport,
Louisiana:
my dear GoYernor-Have been talk
ing with lots of my friends in your be-
half for governor, and the main point is
where you stand on the liquor queS'
ton. If you haven't made yourself
clear on this point, eventually you will
have to before the race is over. As
am not a candidate for anything in the
next general election, you can COM
mand me. am,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03
June 5, 1915.

To the voters of Ward S, Jefferson
Davis parish: Believing in the princi-
pies of Democracy. hereby announce
myself as a candidate for police juror
OF ward S, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
Your support is respectfully solicited.
] JOHN M. PITRE.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03
FOR POLICE JUROR-WARD 8

To the Votes Of Ward 8
Jefferson Davis Parish.
thereby announce myself as a candi-
date for Police Juror of Ward eight,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary to be held on Jan 25th, 1916.
Your support solicited.
DOLE BOURGEOIS.
Woodlawn, La, Nov. IL, 1915. (O
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03
Announcements
FOR SHERIFF
To the People of Jefferson

To the People OF Je1erSOn
Davis Parish:
Believing in the principles Of demo
cracy, | hereby announce as a candi'
date for Sheriff of Jefferson Davis
Parish. Louisiana, subject to the action
of the democratic primary, and pledge
the people of this parish, if elected, a
clean and honest administration.
ISAAC FONTENOT,
June s, 1915. C&J
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03
FOR POLICE JUROR-WARD Z
We are authorized to announce
MR.. F. A. ARCENEAUX

as a candidate for reelection as Police
Juror, Ward seven, Jefferson Davis
Parish, subject to the action of the
voters at the Democratic Primary. GU
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03
lOuiS u uly'
WARREN THOMAS"

my answer whioh appeared in the
public press, was forwarded on July 80,
the earliest possible time l could get to
it. MIR, Warren Thomas wrote as
friend of mine and had no heSitanCy in
freely and frankly expressing my pro-
hibition views.
AT the time my answer was written
the parish unit represented the largest
measure of prohibition demand in
Louisiana. 1t was not until August %
that the Louisiana Anti-Saloon League
met in convention at Alexandria aud
adopted a policy of broadening the pro.
hibition unit to the congressional unit.
"In view of the actiono of the Ant. Sa.
loon League, at its convention at Alex
andria, on August %. nearly a month
after my letter to Mr.. Warren Thomas,
and the fact that the prohibition plank
in my platform was in response to the
demands OF the organized prohibition
forces OF the state, the latest attack of
the saloon crowd is not likely to influ.
ence the intelligent voters,
Another point wish to emphasize in
this statement is, when | wrote Mr..
Warren Thomas, | had in mind the
movement foStered by the saloon in.
terests for segregation, which if sue
cesSful, would have meant a lessening
of the parish unit,
"My purpose was to make clear that
stood absolutely for the parish unit
as against the segregation OF cities, a
falling back, aS it were into the village
Onward unit.
"a card had been extensively circu.
lated in Shreveport on or about july
27,.ind eating that my Democratic oppo.
nent for the gu)ernatorial nomiuation
stood for the segregation of cities ana
wanted to make clear to MI. Warren
Thomas that opposed any movement
looking to the reduction of the liquor
unit of Louis ana
'More than thirteen years ago, | in
trOducted an act in the Legislature,
which represents the most forwaru,
step ever taken IN the cause of prohibi-
ton in Louisiona, an act which raised
the local opt IN from the village or
ward uniL 10 Tue parish unit. had
Ptood FIR the parish unit Of local option
ROr many yea $.
AT the tins the Thomas letter was
written this ut was being tested in the
Supreme Court and its validity was I'D,
held. My vote in the senate wa cast
in favor of every prohibition bill that
reached the statue books.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.
are authorized to announce

we are dUIHUTILEU 10 dIIIIUuHC6
ADAM BROUSSARD
as a candidate for the office of Justice
OF the Peace, Ward eight, subject to the
action of the democratic voters at the
primary to be held on January rs; 1915.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03
POLICE JUROR-WAkD 5.
We are authorized to announce

as a candidate for reelection as Police
Juror, Ward Five, Jefferson Davis Par.
ish, subject to the action of the voters
at the Democratic primary. ~
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-03
PLAUCHE & MAYEUX,
Attorneys, Lake Charles, La.
War Upon Pain!

Pain is a visitor to every home and
usually it comes quite Unexpectedly.
But you are prepared for every emer-
genCy if you keep small bottle of Slo-
aus Linment handy. 1t is the greatest
pain killer ever discovered. Simply laid
on the skin-no rubbing required-it
dives the pain away. 1t is really wond.
erIul.
Mervin H. Soister. Berkeley, Cal.
writes: Last Saturday, after tamping
around The Panama Exposition with
wet feet, came home with my neck so
stiff that | couldn't turn. ! applied
Scans Liniment freely and went to
bed. To my surprise, next morning the
Stiffness had almost disappeared, four
hours after the second application l
was as good as new" March 1915. At
Druggists. Csc. Adv. /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Bot meo 0aoct.

Heftor oeb @uton / @ngIanb. DR..
9pttelton, bar nplia bol6t Ell Gale.
bpori ban moneoe @nglaub iii at bd.
nc @ei for en- beore S%Soritaoelie mel.
lem Stormngterne eiter Grigeu.
"8or Tligt er - uotalte ban -
at ban6Ie Zig, at 6ct tpife sac iii
os fon bli i%iernet, ino ierti WiQio.
ner Wenneifer fan bIi i~fnanet Tor Sen
@lenOiabco at gna omfring meo @iit
/ Sinoct. Sfcr life oct. er arigen
flPmpet iorgiRues, o. nae DC Gole
Sip err soet iii iiteen gtptte. 9lIt bpao
ri fan glsre for at etablere 6reo /
europa pil ppre iii rinle Hptte,
meomin6re ri piier / @ierning, at hi
bill banoIe eiter oct Qrineip. at Ell.
bper Nation fan itoIe paa aae andre
Nationer. og at etbpert Solt fol ba'
be Hct til at fine frenlouer iii oen
3io, oa Den ifnI funne lepe lit eget
9iu % uopifIe 6ette paa lin egen
Bel"
5aleren uopifleoe set fart for
ale, at naar Seiligbe0en por ser.
maatte England gaa ! Spioien. tale
5iQioenS Gag o. uPre bereot til ieIp
at bringe Sire.
Or. 9ptteItons Gale er blet iterft
fommerteret / Den brittle Eresie,-
"Stanoaro" iiempIer Den ION en-
curious patriotism. Stsrit IN.
teresie bar BEN iom SeOis for, at Oct
Fri Gro % Den ri Wening DOG emo.
me npoer 2eipeft % Of Geniuren
life ale Steoer er Iise baarobenot,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

res gogerrirfiombeo. iioor DC nlco
pclpiIlige Saan I'll beie &enicr bar
~iisttet @enbernc, iii his'c bar mdat.
tet opergipe @aaro % @rnnb.
@enberne futbc 10 olloa LET be.
orages; DC pioitc life oltio ioa ncic,
boao Ser itcb / De aontrattcr, TOM
&c life funoc lGie. men iom &c oni.
gcpcI bonoe unber'frepet mco CT y
mco paaboloen Sen.
Hll er oct rel anberIcbcS. Sor %
Ior iiocn bar Der Sfoletuang o.
@ornenc .maattc lore lln9orif; sc
bleu aunife Iprognlpgtigc, Tor / SO.
ocbiitifernc lGrtc sc cnocI 5pif oQ.
iaa.
Ssmmerllebnin9cn par iGroeleS
iutereSinnt; oct folo&ioIe Ssmmcr
blep hlnoet iammen / 6laooer. iom
al ire Wano, iom iIiIgte meb pao
SIaaben, blep itpret uoopcr 6oSie %
Strpf, iom bar Ibbpgaet / Niiaticr
paa ca. 1 a ~ Weter5 @eioe; Sta.
rerre mlontte pGre poapo2icIigc %
life rTobe for at bIi paabe.
llrenslighe6en par ltor / aarpa.
tcrne, men SltSmeorene$ ctonomiitC
Cans bar bel rlopiflct.
Suiene bar iom Gcgel iniad 2aite'
biiie tPffct meb SliS, @pggene poa'
imurt 9ere oe faIfet.
Sernbanen tor bel / bcn ieuerC
Sio bare giprt Sorholoene liot mere
c~ipililerebc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
en- pario Srco.
Gn Gentraluraaniiation s%rnnelagt
Saa9.

s Gaaenc 7oe-10oc Mpril blep
Der / Snng bolbt ct iortrolig Wsoe
al 30 Hcprrientonter. Mrno %
apinoer, ira ioriticligc 2onoc.
Get bcillittcoc at 9rlmblpgqc Ell
Observation-Disclosures Tor uariq Srcb"
nleb SGbe I Sooa ~ oct hor noicnot
ct Sproab, Tom iorlcbcn blep ciicnt.
liggiort runbt omtrin9 / &erbcn, OF
boori oct beber:
Set er ct olment arop, at benne
frpgtelige arlg ma blipe citeriilqt
al Ell parig Sreb. grbeioet Tor Ell
politiif Smonnnelie pcofommcr belle
Terbcn. Sor at opnoa bette moe Ell
almen 6rcbsfonierancc, "ben Sole
Saag-aonfereuoce", nofpIbe DC
Observation-Disclosures, Tom DC fri9ie.
renoe Wtagter fonrnlcr til at inolcoc.
% benne Sang mon 'elpe Soltcnc
blipc bert.
Som ct @rrunblog FOR irleS Snno'
ling er ipIgenoc arop lat op; DC IN.
beboloer oct Ntinimim, iom ber o.
fan blipc aienuemisrt:
/. Sngen 2onboiitooelie MO BIZ.
be qiort MOO @eiolfuingeus SSrterc$.
fer 90 Gutter. Stoterne ifnI 9oron-
tere DC Iorlficuige NntIonoliteter, ION
Ieper inoenior oereS @rpnier, 2i9beO
Tor Sopert, &eligionSiribeo % iri
@rlrg al oere3 WioberSmoaI.
2. Stdierne ltdI enc5 ON at mo.
iere Sonocl@iribeO eler / set minOli1
&igebegnnltigelie ior ollie Nntioncr /
line aoIonier, Trotcttorater % Su0'
ilpocliesiiprcr.
3. Saog.aonlcrnncen maa fda Ell
ioit Crbnin9 % mlsbe Ill beiiemte q.
Der. Stdterne ifal eneS on at UNDER.
gipe ale fine S%piltemoal Ell ireoelig
Sroning. SEQ Sioen al 6en bcitaa.
enoe @olOgiitsoomitol / Suag ifal
oerior bIipe oprcttct: Al Ell init Com.
itol for m%e1emioIfeIig &%ettergang, b.
ct iait Noa0 Tor llnoeris9eIic og 6or.
Joining.
4. Stoterne iful eneS ON at ino'
IfrGufe lime Hilittin9er. Tor at Iettc
SnoifrGnfningerne / 6looberuitnin.
serne Ifal Tripoteienoom pGrc irco-
Init paa Sieen og SGrbieIen pnn Sa'
peue oPre iifret.
5. lloenrigapolitifen ifaI bore I'M.
ser sc enfelte rationale FnrIamen.
tcrs pirfiommc &ontroI. Semmcligc
Sraftater ifal pGrc ugpIoige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
International
Dolosittsfonferenc

Mobanf cafe, q. 3, oen 1909
@fai. cafe Wfobant. stoniereucen Tor
international GoI0giit, JON Iammen'
traaote her ioag. bar, / Stri0 meo
i'm b~Goopunone Hegel life at oI9tu-
tere igangopreuOe aonilifter, be.
i~Ilttct oenne Sang al iage unoer
SperOeielie Spergamnolet ON, 6por'
leoes Den Gag. be nj / 81 9lnr Far
arbeioet for, fan bragg Den iterit
mllige 6oroel al ben pangaaenoe
Giiefanlp3 RciuItot.
9lanOt DC benlm0o 800 Diploma.
ter. College. o. llnIUerlitet sprGil.
oenter, ircmralenoc Tutoritcter paa
De iiatsefonomiite Oh iolteret5Iige
Smraa0er. Ieoenoe screenings.
mpno o. andre interesierebe Ser.
Toner, iom er iremmsot, er oct Oen
npiten enitenmige Menirg. at en-
al De isrite SRrbomme. man bar
braget al arigen, par N%souenoigbe.
Den al en- prattiif %brugbar Tlau Tor
Croningen al internationale Spiit.
IiGbeoer u0en arig.
5or6anoIingerue / 6e ire Gage.
aonierenten uarer, oil boUeoIageIlg
fonme iii N oreie iig ON DC Ntaa-
ser, bporpua man ton Orage oen
itsrit mlliBe Butte o. Carbon ior
Jremtioen al Den paagaaen0e &rig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
apo Weoiein.

6n goo Wieoiein. "Monitor,
9llta., Canada, 2toe 6ebr., 1915.
Seq fan iige. at Or. Eeters aurifo
er en- 600 Weoicin, iom buroe finoes
/ bOert eneite Siem. Seq Iifer Den
og bar funoet Den uomerfet. Zen
furereoe mig osiaa ueo Ell tioli9ere
Seiligbeb for mango aar iiSeu, oa
ieg par Ing, Iaa iee bar iulot aieno.
fob til bens beI6reoenbe epne. Get
er min Seniigt at iage agentiiret
for ben | Den nRrmeite 6remtio %
sisre 6olf befienot meo oens 6or.
tieneiter. Ceres meo aatelie, ia.
itor $. Z. egeoobl."
Or. Eeters aurito er life Ell Apo.
tbefer Meoicin, life en- Sanoelspare,
men ct iimpelt llrtemiooel, iom bar
pPret / 9rug / ouer et Sunbreoe
gar, flint life iaa blot % breSt
aperteret. Zen ioripnes Mmcnbe.
Den birefte aiennem lofaIe Isenter,
aniai al Gierne, Ir. Setter 5abrnep
& Cons 60, 1875 so. Sopne
aue., Gbicaso, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
en- h~el:emooie
franif Slyper
TcS afifmot SOo i%urtirttcr han ,slnu.
ninaen.

ct GrempeI paa eneItnocnoe
IonoSnGruGrelic % 9eltenuo hos
Ell ironit SIpper iortpaer "Tetit
Sournol"$ aorreipouoent ira ;Sron.
ten / Noroironfriac. - Glupercn.
buis Sooer blep brGbt / ell al De iet.
lie aolnpe | arlgen, bapbe ionet Or.
ore til me0 cit Sergeant iom &aSia.
ger at ilnpe ben oper Ell beitcmt
StrGfling al ocn bcl9iite anit OF
ncbfnite Bomber ser, ga &uilcrnc
bopoc uiIt Ell 'rrli9 Nftipitet pua
bette Yuntt Sc lioite Gage. &c nluatte
pdSlere ct Stcb, buor Seatnant Gar.
roS / 2sbet al to Tiger bapoe lfroi
lleo 10 tDlte Ieroplancr al npelte Sp-
pc % poo 0ente Wuaoe tplluget 81
enoen til at onbriugc / Stiuing 100
Neroplaltanoner &c TO Trunif
mPnb fniteoe neo 9ombernc o. iotte
oereIter allrien %biemouer, ioet oe
itc8 I'll ell 9sioe al 5000 500 for at
imogoa ale oe all9Ier % Bomber,
lom ilei ouifritg Dem.
TIuoicIig trGiier en- @raliat, Tom
'plintrer Nren pon SorbillIene, frui.
Ter &inbuct, riucr 5lnSren9 enc Den
AZ % oere'ter gonr no pou Den alloen
St0c, ioct ocu borer ct tort Nlll / 81.
ocn a. Tercrrllntnet. SlIlttrptfet iii
Woitlncn Ill at orpe uoIoiomt. Som.
pastel blep reuet los og faI6t neo paa
S~oueberne al Splterne. iom hpltc al
8IGoc oocr Den iine SrGfier.
SIpperen iamlcoc al lin gnerai.
Q~ienponot aontroIlel oper Yiol(inen
% iortiottc Sarten iIben at brpoc ,ig
ON Den SoaI al Sbropnells, iom ~.
ie0c omtring bon. Get bar 20 anr.
igien, ier &c fiunbc loroe tru0t. Ser.
Geontcn trocoe, at bercS lioitc Stluno
bar fomnlct. San loQoc lin penitre
Arm ON Sluperen OF iplrgte: "Stol
icg toge 6orct "-Slpueren lpore0c.
"Aei, lao mig bore. Bare itol boa
mig. ri iloI TONNE / goo @rboI0 til
boge til 6ronfrigc."
Ieroplotet %begpnote at goa ultst
igier. Ger mootte pGre nogct iucicll
me0 Stprcgreierne. Slpueren beieoc
liz nco og ioo, at oct por Den ofifll0tc
500, Tom bopbe bGnNt lig ialt / Stp.
reopporotet. Sou rep ben los, rnfic
Den til Ser1eonten % 'ugoe: Sc
her, tag Den. seq ioor life mere @rllg
FOR Sen bereiter."
Son beo Spnberne iommelt. an,
Ip0note fine li6ite arPiter, Qret
frompoqtig SoonOtoqcnc 90 nooeo(
eitcr ct Gar lnitge N}imltcr 2eiren
&e0 Ell 0pgtil Wanepre tit ban Yin'
ifinen til at lon0e pert oq %littcrt pao
0aQbiulcnc % frsb lau ltoen Sicily
no al Woifinen qieuncm oct Sul, Tom
6en tuifc @ronat bupoe boret Tsrit
ga ban hopoe ioit @rnnO unoer ilq.
bciuimcoe ban. - Cen heItenlo0i0C
Slnoer piI for fin toprc @cOrift bIiuc
0cforeret mcn 9@reSIeqionenS @oonO,
% bans Scoioger ioor Den miIitprc
Sapperhco$me0nlic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

psiaa siorhe bet hlemme / Ncree bnaoe
1914 % 1905, % at Ret bar Ell aris
items YIigt at are national. Ra'tos
rem Der ct i SrSets reiie Setbhnine Ell
SoltetaIer. ioritoS at !rppre i'm Sale
mteN pnsience Sumer.
Stencts Treit. Yaitor 6eI9e Sepers
ltdN, bar o9ina paa NfteHens Yroeram.
men iaa bGnpie no8et rdrt, Der tos
ham bort fra Seiten for Ell Sin. 81
nnGc Slcrfer par bIet iad rdrnte. ar
DC uben SphpIh maatte in,cbe$ iams
men, flnNe life pente iii eiter Soften.
% Yreiten niiten / Iuttet &o9n for at
uoiere cn 17be Wais 6anpIiug. Ser
iiaes II Der Ionebcs eIueheo % Sros
lob enNos / itrrtere Srnclag cub pore
Sabre Iopeoe bin Sag paa 9iNspolh.
Ct Srtciter ipilleoe Here Ntmre %
norlte Sange eaoes tilbebite al Cams
a'per % Ct blanhet Sor.
Otter &rosrammet i~anJehes man i
airteus Placement buor Soririltniussr
Ierpcrebcs, % man neb en- ipcial
Stlino.
@I 9ramIere airteunebommeH meb
bcnuc iuo ~imaefuIbe Set os tntter abe
lom itsttebe Sen.
Set er i~iitcrIig opmuntrerbe for hem
Iom itoar / Spioieu for llu9romsfors
blnbet / bore Wenigheher at ie ioahdn
%eluiIie piit Saeen oeiaa ira uoencm'
ltadeuoe.
"@n al sc ti9reite IinSer iee piI
giemme CT A~ftenens SnnflpheIie pan
mig" iagbe Ell tiliteNepGrenoe, % nj
felte piit ale llig.
Yrcieeior Hasmus 9. Inoerien talte
paa &siitoleiaIen babe poa Norit %
9ngelit.
Sen Seit bar arran9eret al She
Noripc9ian Nmerican GLIB" % gapes
init. en- Iasie SoIt por o9iaa Ser
tilitebe.
6%orenin9en "Norge" bnpbc lin Set
paa bcn tpife Sol. Chr. g. aronen
taIte pda Sort % Sa9ferer Sepion
paa Gngelif.
SQe ire al bisie Setter bar ima9iulot
u%rrar9eret p9 pur en- pirteIig SnfceIs.
2eIlc lppel puu' III ptl IulNC Ypil
begDuber az poa9nc / Siour Sitp o.
bIir Jig bepioit at SET er gjGpt at barre
uorit ON eno mango bare CT Def pan
ben 17pe Mai.
@i tiger biertelig Saf til be @rnb
Iom bar lsftet Slsret fra bet norife
Soils Zine os forisgt at siere en- Snos
iats blanSt Npriferne / bcnue Sp,
ili9c Mrno iom @nsmlis .. anperiou,
SSilbelm Ieterion, 6enrit @oIpal %
u. u. Yeteriou. 8. 6. y.