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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
FUNFROLIC AND
FISH FOR THE
ROTARIANS
As cuEsws OF TIE WARREN FisA
COMPANY TNE ROTARY CLUB en-.
JOYS DINNER on WHARF

AZ ere invitation - d FFank Tayior
RotaFians The Pensacola Rotary cue
YESTERDAY trantferFea o. weekly meet
iBg place 20 the oGcss o. the warren
Ftsb Company on Bayicu street wharf.
where = epltneid Hs6 Inner was en-
ioTsd. IRE meeting uas freed from
ne usual lire 9f business ard given ever
- q general enjoyment ~ the unique
affair. whieh came ln tfe nature Of an
enjoyable outinE for The members
Evsrythins on the menu vas q eatsry
origin, consisting II ciowdtr. dsvtled
crabs. fried Rsb. etc. only one vegetables
being served. IRE decoration foF the
occasion consisted q a eerp haudsoms
specimen of ire famed red snapper With
a hall lemon Pa ita mouth. an frozen
Fold IN = hiock e Ice which was placed
81 ne center 81 the taale.
John a Merritt. presidtuE announced
that the reauiaF program 90 business
would ~ suspended and that lnahmneh
az number - new mem aers Were pres
what fhhv thought Of Rotary and uhy
thsy Nere SAD % JOIN ths club.
Among ths speakers we're Harry r.
Cook ~ r Zstk Chaa n Turner aud
Capt W. @ Barfov
A. r Warren vas requested 60 al.
dress ths Rotarlans o. The members .
nsh business ana gave the members a
very lucid fak AZ th@ conclusion 81 SIR.
Wanen's taIh the members gave three
rousing cheers FOR their host
Ths Pensacola quartefte. consisting -
MssarH Waggenheim. Trtuket Jones
and Roasnatein rendered some popular
vocal selections and Vers subjected 70
some fur a. their expense by TIE enter
teinmsut committee which promised 20
rtcord enc 81 the songs and then retro
duce Il On the yietrols for the club. The
reeording vas supposedly done but when
time came for reproauginw t1s melody
and ever body listened intsnily asa Hal-
Ian quartetts record was played instead.
President protein Merritt called on
president Vim. FISHER 20 ten tac mem
bern y hia conception 81 Rotarsm end
and Mr Fisher responded On trenchant
taIk on the spirit of Rotary. emphasizing
that RotarSs ideal IL the creating 81 a
survival value" 81 men. other speakers
wers Or r. Mallory kennedy. REV.
Jno H Brown ard Or ST. +. Quina.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
WILL COMPLETE
DETAILS OF THE
GREAT REGATTA
PENSACOLA YACHT CLUB WILL
MEET TONIGHT At S O'CLOCK
FOR THIS PURPOSE.

The most important meeting Of ire
Pensacola Yacht club held In q year
Or more viii BE- that Of tonight when
details 81 the great regatta az PEN
sacola or July 5th. viii be discussed
ana final arrangements closed. A
good attendance Of members Is there
fore expected
AT arrangements have been COM
plstcd for the New Orleans 60 PEN
sacola long distance rice for the
Carrie cup. The boats win leave New
Orleans Friday, July 9. and win reach
Pensacola some time the following
morning.
The old design sloonf of the Pensa-
cola Yacht club have been completed,
tried out ard found better than anti
eipnted. They are exact duplicates.
speedy and fool proof
The regatta committee has lined up
several 81 tho fastest speed boats for
the local races that are owned in
gulf waters They are assured II az
least two beats that can make better
than IS miles. while there are sever
81 that can do better than IS miles an
hour.
The soliciting committee VIII pre-
sent reports tonight. Every loyal
pfnsaeolian is asked 20 aid these COM
mittees IN their work and Ia return
the club promises the hest regatta
ever witnessed in this haraor.
The trophies which vii 80 70 the
winners 81 the various EVENTS already
have been ordered and arr exception.
ally handsome.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
TWO FINED FOR
SELLING BOOZE
COUPLE OF NEGROES WERE
PROVEN TO HAVE BEEN DIs.
PENsING LIQUOR WITHOUT
TAKING OUT LICENSE.

Two negroes, Alex. Minms Of As
North Tarragona street. and r. L.
Green. Of 207 East Wright street,
were fined IN the city court yeater
day. charged with having engaged II
the business Of selling intexieants
without having obtained license Is
required By law. Zach vas fined
486.
p Two other cases were on the dock.
e against darkias charged with hnv-
ing sold liquor without license. One
nf them Is said 70 have disposed 81
liquor from q lunch wagon which he
operated. The other case waa that
agglnst q negro woman who was tried
and found guilty Monday morning,
and who was fined $50. In almost
every ease, those thus far convicted
are proprietors Of eating houses for
negroes. Sales have been proven in
every case.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
Local Money 70 Take
Up Entire Issue Bonds


these plans yesterday. and there win
- some lively bidding for each Of the
city structures both made possible
b. the favorable vote ~ Monday.
it had been the hone Of Mayor
Greenhut % hold 8 special meeting Of
the city commissioners some time To-
DAY, 20 look into the matter of ahop-
ting the resolution providing for the
sale 81 the bonds. their advertising,
engraving. etc. bat he was informed
late yesterday that the necessary res
olution was incomplete. and that the
city attorney would likely not have
IL ready for a couple of days This
being the case, ii is possible there will
Be no action taken On this feature 81
the question until Friday Of this week
and possibly not before Monday Of
next week
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
MOORISH REBELS GIVE
TROUBLE TO SPAIN

Madrid, june 7.-~tvia Paris Re-
ports from MortrCo say an expsdi-
aonarE force has taken two positions
occupied by Moorish rebels near Mou-
lows, in the spanish zone, ard con
tinue g push ahead
The government has appealed 20
The Spanish press 10 abandon ail dis
cusslous 81 the war in order % avoid
nisunderstandings which might in-
lerlore with the maintenance Of neu-
fality. The governors Of provinces
have been instructed - forbid AT
public meetings called to discuss in
ternatianal questions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
SHERIFF GETS
DOG PICTURES

81 3 special Issue - a newspaper in Con-
coraia Kansas. ehieh contained IN ss-
hausuvs description 81 ths famous dee
kennsis 81 shern Moore of that pert
e kansas from which t is possible
re county 81 Eseamtia nay bus ere
or tao animals.
Chairman BaFriHeaa 81 fhe board 81
county oammissionsrs. abo VAS ~ TIE
county lan was highly interested in the
views e. presented bz tHe paper nance.
emo said 90 the sheriff That of5e ar more
ausa we're badly needed Hcss. Tire sher-
ln showed Mr HlfrlHeaa s EHeet#i offer
ahicf he had received from fFe Kansas
sheriff ard thiH o8tr t NaF stated. viii
probably he taken uH Tas offered
sheHH ElHa tno yoaHs desa 81 avery
low feaFa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

That sticky, singing sensation n aich
takes possession sf you sometimes in
IRE summer 10 overcome and you are
made a. feel comfort Abls by using
PRECkLY HEAT a BABY
POWDER, the IDEAL aniiaeptic toils;
POWDER. rice 9S cents At your drug
E4Hf CAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
'SALTNARSH' TO
TAKEON COTTON
sio STEAMER was sHiFTEo From
STREAM TO DOCK YESTERDAY
AND Will START WORKING THts
MORNING.

For che psrpozs af .caaIne u8tn cotton
for HarHe France the BRITISH steamer
o. CD sa'tmersn was yesterday shifted
from reafH aa thr stream ta tha soath
berth on trr eart eide ar commandments
eusrf where GOTTEN aIf ae started tbs
morning it SIS possible thgf three
matches aiH Re worked $40 tae aharf Co.
das aul about HrFi ~ u.a week. @ vas
stated. tHe vessel uIH aeeu Ee sHiftsd
to tHe stream to Joah additional timber.
while ai the Goef thr saltnarth viii
slr7 toad steel tobacco. etsa aH8 win
bc dispatched uEthia ten dass.
Bark E@aaae shfwes
THE Norwegian bark hWanEo. wh.rh
started loading cH tha usss side OF Com
mandeae'a Naarf. was shifted yesterday
20 the east alar aE rana soma wharf
where as SOON as Cargo is available. the
blE -aHarr rEser vH work
Naval Stores ard Lumber.
Naval stores and lumber uare worked
aboard size American steamship seEuran-
90. which, vae heF'lea ON THE east side
o. Commandment wharf Yesterday rwo
crowds worked lumber. ahGe tha thlni
worked naval stores The same NUN
Der oT crowds win ~org today on tals
steamer t waa stated.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

TREND n 4 appled - the Ah4sminal mua.
r'ea, eentiY rubboa n ard has a mhst nFo-
nounned eFect e. 8 inhTieanE u saethsa Ne
netwofk - nerves. enables ere musrles r.
rkpand nataraliY, relieves aaxela On to hsa~
menis and thus ssts az ease anY usaos stFaln
ca NE organs tnvnlve&. AID n ooes tbs with
reFfees safety. Enpee1anf mcthsfa thus -
nrougA the ordeal via eomparaave ease ard
miert Knowing matherm Who hare used
Noiher'F FFend" speak in Klcwine terms ~
Vie absence 81 morning xickness. ahsence ef
strain 90 The ilNamensa and . fFee1am fFo@
nary other distresses.
One 81 tha most inpoFtamk wvmpknwsa 90
Re relieved ~ sMslkera Frltna 4 the In
n4gnailon that 30 eftea dlstnras repoee.
lsinA even theuFh n1tuKai. nay - alainrt
tae mind that unfua arrFehsasion wiI nauaes
nee follow The Esniis. noolhine lneusnea
AqtnfTe Nflend7 gives TIE wind SUB
ttank4 aid % haenme nraaeaok1a 81 ssrengta
AH4 mere e real. pifyEleai aenslhihtN e.
eaiaF vRo~ e. eviasncsd " freedon fFom
fou car eet "aaoshsra Fnends q any aruw
tiafe e my viii Sadly SET il FER yun. write
today p hradhsid henriator Co. fei lamar
AiaEa Atlauia. Ca. for a hirhfv gnxtruetsv e
hnak n great value - al srpeesant mothsra.
d contains walnahls n4nertanrv eAsy4 ruiee
GO dlet and j. hTimfui q nxscstions taaG al
uumen an appreciate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

Listen. friend Of minel
You can 60 70 Gains, 90
5. Palafox, buy one Of these
cool summer suits, cheaper
than any store in town, on
easy terms.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
Savannah Market.

Savannah, June s.--The spirit mark
et was firm at sou, with sales az 8G3
easks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
MARITIME
AnhlNHn

Fronteuac Am sch lass, COMBS
NAW Orleans. 20 order
8AtLED.
Pr. IS. Norw eRian nr, for Liverpool.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
MARKET
FIRM ON CLOSE
SALE Oh $50 CASKS POSTED AT
CONSIDERABLY ABOVE "a.
yANNAH AND JACKSONVILLE
PRICES.

The spirits market vas firm 81 t0is
with sales Of $50 casks.
nmfwiesK. Casks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
Quolatlons We J. FoIIor..
Jacksonville Mr..

Jacksonville, J~~o 8.-The spirit
market was firm AZ 50. with sales Dc
AIS casks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
TIRE BARK WIN sne chimss
aaa
American
National
Bank
Total Resources, One
Million, Seven Hun
dred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars
A Bank Of Personal Ser
vice Safe, Intelligent,
Dependable Service.

HeWaiaF United Sa8taa Deepest
tory Depository Tor ru1tni $40
mas Funds state a. El8rlda f1@a
rnsgforY city - RNnsacoia pabos-
TORY Memher Bank FaAAral re
aeF*s system
oHcara--ramsa O. Para, preei.
dent. Morris Scar. Vice President.
b 81. Andrews. CaahleF
DIRECTORS - A. Alfora. Nor
RE Bear Or W r. DnNb8rrN. 81
Leon Jones. q. MnElefnAN, 81 NJ
levy Jno p afokes. J. q Pace
hprihun. J. y l. ouiua. = q.
Andrew
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
Sewing Circle With
Much whispering

Bef0S the staFk
arrives there d much
10 talk about The
rnmfnFk az tie expac
tant mnfhAE h 80
chief aape Ana tAere
ia sure b BE- nammne
wks has use8 81 knowa
81 thAk pienad ex
lernAl ia. AlalnI.a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

Receipts, Barrels

The rosin market vas firm v.a
sales Of 9O6 barrels.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25

SFAR-BBHLFfIN GIVES YOU
! T9BAY'S fEWS Toby
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
RUTH ScUUnER MEMORIAL
PURPOSE or sPARSlFAls4
: PERFORMANCE SUNDAY

The Women.s Society of Central
Union church Is plenning. as a special
Easter offering to raise a memorial
fund.- of not less than $I000s to be
known assthe Ruth ScpddeT Memorial
Scholarship Fund In recognition of
the late Mrs. Scudder's deep Interest
in the cause of education and her con-
slant sympathy for young people 1t
has bsen deemed appropriate to use
the interest from this fund annually
toward the Adnestions of some desery-
ing girl of Hawaii Letters have been
sent out to the constituency of the
church announcing the plan and in
viting cooperation and the society has
also arranged with Miss Evelyn Mac
Dougal to repeat her rendition OF Par
sifal' in furtherance of this purpose.
Miss MacBougal will give ''Parsifal, :
assisted by various local musicians, on
tire evening Of Palm Sunday, in Cen
trial Union church at 1889 and an OPP
portunity will be given for all those
DESTROYS of contributing to the me
mortal scholarship fund to do so then.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25

Ave Maria ,,,, II -. ....... Gounod
A Dream (VocaD .e......... Bartlett.
Mrs. GAS, Crane
Serenade (Violin solo) ,..3..,. Drilla
Beautfp nah smsthe;
Internission. Wnihutes. :.
Second Part q
Lucia di LammerS loor lsexteD
.....s........I ....,... D0nlZetti
Old Friends are Best GVoeal) Smythe
Mrs. G. S. Crane
Pilgrims Chorus Ir6in Tannhauser.
............... Wagner
Adrift: Song PoeI ........... Smythe
Yakima March .Mardi
Our Director Maretl, -. :. ............
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
FELTELYNElS
ALL AMERICAN
TELLsTH queen

The concerts to be given in Honolu-
In by Felice Lyme. the young Ameri-
can prima donna. are attracting wide
attention. The dates have been set
for April and 10, Hawaiian Opera
house.
When Miss Lyme was at the height
of her success during her first London
season, King George and Queen Mary
were among the distinguished audi
ence which greeted the American pri-
ma donna in Faust" Miss Lyne's
Marguerite proved as; impressive as
her Giida. her Lucia and her Juliette.
and the demonstration that followed
was remarkable.
/ During the entr' aote Queen Mary
sent fer Miss. Lyme and received her
in the royal box. For ten minutes
the queen chatted with the singer and
eomplimented her on her performance.
In the course Of the conversation
Qneen Mary said:
'fIbelieve, Miss Lyme, YOU are half
American Esa.sEs>*<. 8 # -
''0h. no! your Majesty answered
the prima donna promptly, am all
American. a,e ftst ts1fftgs We
Though II, was in Eanglands that
Miss Lyme first came into prominence,
and although she very naturally has
a marked affection for that country,
she has always been proud of her
An1erioaHsHl4 :IEF.S1 ssf ~ flttieI,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
Piles CURED m 6 70 Il pAYs.

. PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case OF. Itching. Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
II days or money refunded. Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saint Louis.
u. S. of A.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
SOUL Of Luigi
HEADLHlER At
EMPIRE TO-DAY

A Instinct dramatic achievement will
DO offered at the Empire theater today
in the presentation of the big Crane
production, "The Soul of Luigi. Earl
.Metcalf, Lille Leslie. William Thorn
as, Anna Luther and George Spencer
have important roles in the play. The
cast is one that could hardly have
been improved upon Metealf, an emf
nent character actor, directed the pro-
duction. The story deals with an old.
world conspiracy There is a plot to
tlethsone the ruler of one of Burope's
smaller prfncipalities. Hundreds Of
persons have been drawn into series
of thrilling scenes. Romance and in,
.trigue figure largely in the play.
"A Candidate for Mayor gives OPP
pertuRity for a. number OF clever ju.
veniIes to- make much OF a splendid
comedy. OF course the yicissitudes OF
political career are largely drawn
upon for a. suitable plot. The picture
viii BE shown in two parts
Al roaring comedy will be displayed
today called "Trooping the Colors"
Roscoe Arbuckle, the ever popular
funny man In the movies, is a star
performer.
The Empire program will close with
."On the Ice.' Marshall Neilan and
Ruth ROLAND have congenial roles.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
CLARK MAKES DEBUT g.
ATPOPULAR; new STAR Of FILMS

That Mary Pickford has a strong
rival for her position as the leading
star n the moving. picture world, was
demonstrated last night when Mar
guerite Clarke made her debut to Ho-
n0lulu theater patrons in "Wildflow-
err" which was presented for the first
time at the Popular theater. With
at lesst as much charm and grace as
could be shown by Miss Pickford this
new aspirant for fame in the film
world handled the title role in this
charming story In expression, too,
Miss Clark proved herself past mas
ter and at once won her way into pop
ular approval. %:~ ~
There was a good attendance and
everyone present enjoyed an evening
of real pleasure in witnessing the un.
folding of this clever four-act char
acterization of happy girlhood, bud
ding love and happy climax.
Miss Clark as Lefty is everything
her title implies, "a bewitching, frail
and sroliosome little forest flower
In her country home she meets and
is Wooed by Gerald, scapegraoe
brother of Arnold Boyd. Gerald in,
duces Lefty to run away with him to
New. York and be married. Her. alb
sence IS fortunately discovered quick.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25

ly by her mother, tbe alarm is spread
and Arnold gives cyase to the fleeing
couple. He overtakss them few min
utes after the rnaBiage ceremony is
performed near New York, saves the
girl: from his broti,er and takes. her
to the home on hit mother Here 1t
is proven to her tltat Gerald already
has a wife, she rsturns to her par.
ents and her playtbtRgs and soon after
as those who followed the pretty story
so closely last nigh, could almost fore
tell, she :learns to + We Arnold and the
two are pledging themselves to each
other when the plat comes to happy
end. ..tf
/ There: are number of excellent
views. n the new Fathe Weekly show
ing troops being trained in Canada
preparatory to being sent to the fight:
ing line of the Allies in Europe, as
we'll ass number of timely and in
fteresting scenes from Belgium. Be-
sides, the weekly also gives number
of exc sllent, viewspof events of inter.
est which have recently taken place
on the mainland.
An excellent cImedy story con.
cludes the bill, which will be given
at the Popular agtin tonight and to-
morrow night A.tE- + r.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
.AWAIISPRIAA
Donna RELATES
h(IS|g'S TRIALS

Anyone who thinks 1t is the easiest
thing in the worj1 to give concert
should come and lave heart to heart
talk with me-" sid Marion Dowsett
Worthington as she was revising
prcefs, trying TO get piano, rehears-
ing her songs and struggling with her
assistants all at itle same time.
,.'Look at what they are trying to
do to me. / wI,Jte as plainly as 4.
could the name If, one of the songs,
Dawn in the Desert., This is what.
the printer gets Down in the Des-
sert.' Is it any w,nder that am look
ing for gray halls! The simple life
fer me after thb;. other women can
make speeches, V1te and give concerts
but me for the lpw lights. of home;
that's the place 1Jr women and with
that she tied three scarfs. around her
throat just to wiki across the street
to try over feiJ songs - Il.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
[beOtgjC0l 6AIIll1elDeIt
mother IS STR0NGDRAY THAT
APPEALS IGBOTH YOUAfA AND OLD

woman's troubles in order that the IN
willing tear be. called to the cheek at
times during the acGcn OF the story.
Mother" is ST cong film, which
carries lesson FOL beth young and
cid
Accompanying thf, picture is one in
which Queen Liliuofalani makes her
debut in the photoilay world, a film
that depicts the regent visit of the
members of the seIate and their la
dies apon her majesty. This t I'm
should pack Ye Libe, ty theater for the
balance Of the week, as it will be TAX
en- to the mainland, to be shown in
the Hawaiian building at the eXposi.
ton Immediately following its present
engagement. 1:>
J A, PickfoTd film ind the ninth cpl
sode of THE Milfoi Dollar Mystery
complete a program that is away
above the average.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
Queen liIiuokafani Makes De-
but In Photo PLAY In Strong
Bill at Ye Liberty Theater

Mother" the feature Offering at Ye
Liberty fer the current week. Cmbod.
les everyth.n g that each OF us knows
his or her own particular mother to
be- All that is big, good and notherly
is brought out strongly. convincingly
and graphically in this Brady offering.
A typical family, with the widowed
mother at its head, makes up the cast
of the drama which at times borders
a tribe On the melodramatic and which
brings to the mother trifle more
trcuble than the average mother is
burdened with. However, for the pur
pose OF the dramatist it undoubtedly
was necessary to emphasize this good
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
RECITAL TONIGHT WILL PRESENT
PIANIST IN own COMPOSITIONS

A musical event for which an unus-
ual program is promised Is scheduled
for tonight, when Mrs. Smythes Jaw,
pianist and composer, appear in re-
cital In the makai pavilion, Young He
tel The program, which begins at
ES:15, includes not only Mrs. Smythe
Jay in some of her own compositions,
but several soloists, and SYMPHONY
orchestra of 20 pieces under the cap.
able leadership of Prof. L. A. De Graca.
The program is announced as for
lows:
First Part.
Prelude du Deluge Saint Saens
Prof I. A. De Gtaca, director.
0Sertute i. !. g: -. 3 Selected
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25

7 Many focks of quail, seen at Corn
ing. Kan, for the first time In four
years, are threatened with extinction
by the recent heavy SHOWS and cold.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
Nune Gonitnntin har Sroet.

gltheu i0e Sec. SONG Aon
itantlu uDtaItc iodl Ill Ell Norrcipon.
bent ior N2iocidteo Nrci@ bI0u0t
auoc, ON @%rrtcuIono2 NoIoninQ /
Oi@lc fritiitt Slocr:
AT 0c NrUitc WrUuicr uiI bli
QIcurtl't titcr NriAcn Qlenopbp1Icr
life Nntr cllcr crituticr nil NoIt 'or
M%aontocr2 mna'tc Mars Slu / 9ie0
81 GIcuoiQhco. Ceres %1u0 cr life
mCo / ArIlcM "a Nct h0r intCt At
yiu0t vc0 At r~tlitcre Ell E0cIUl1tIlt.
Cuttuttm0Aicrnc bchanOIcr mig,
lem cm itl por Aon3t over Ell
Stammc : Gtutrolo'rito, a 'or
brent hans cget NoIt2 %i0cIicr var
nloluuoil li9eQuloiJ. Sea hOy
1'tWGm,toct Ire 1rlNt idu lea pco.
hrao Nct cr &tl mltcr lite mere
Al Set byl2 Ott tou rmollot9 u0eu
&lUurt. Wtlt Sllt on'ttr heller life
mere ~ NrlIC a. hpl2 Be "a lcl
ian hiclpe oct, i0l lto, nj btIltr life
.lauc Nrjl mere"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
en- farefulo Reiie.

&%isbenbopn, Sanmorf, Ben 3oie
Sec: Set a%merifonlfe Samplflb
"9lnorcp @elh" bar bapt Ell bad-
Sc e~pentDrlig CO iareiulb &ei'e.
Otter at pUre iogct al ct brltl'f
GQ0tifib paa Sltlunterhapet pg AZ Ell
6ritiif llnberpanosbauo / NorOllpen
Oh pNrct llbic. Tor Ell HGffe polo'
irnne Stornlc noaebe BET / bnpare'
ref SilItanb Bergen, Nor9e. Otter
q. hare iooet uobcoret Sfaoen tort-
ictte Set &ciicn til Salmltao, Spe-
ri0e, hpcrben BET citer eli poerlt
ii%orn1iltID &ciic cnoelig oitpm | bel
@eholo, men nleotes her ar ell np
%iocruUroi9bco - Ser bar tngcll
Wootagcr ircmmobt iii at fpitterc
Tor BETS 2ooning mes Bonner, Der
bouoc Ell %Uroi al $150,000.
Saaur Iiten anfom cnoeli9 ell
Camper ira 2iibecf forat fonpopere
set til Spiflano. men set bar fnapi
ftmmet rel aigaaroc, fcr oet al en-
ipcnif Sprpeoobaco blep tpullget I'll
at pcroe tilbaJe til SalmltdO.