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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-20

wyatt Watson Williams. aged %. died
today At the Franklin County Sanator-
Jun, where his brother. Clark Williams.
also a. a patient The burial will BE-
made A. South Mutual. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-20

Tna Columbus Convention and PUB
|iicHy Association today sci ABIDE Aug
last ~, a. Apprcc latlon Day az the state
Hair ~ show Columbus Eratttuos 10 the
|gtsfc board 90 agriculture Tor thro@ing
|4FFn the fair grounds PARK Tor tha
cttF Of Columbus and the state In gen
|eraL August ~ is Columbus Day ~ the
r4fr and apccial - crclses viii be held.
On that day the tstsphoae girls vii not
say Number. please but Instead viii
greet one with -colambus Day Every
whlstls An columbu1 viii b. expected 10
|toot that day and Columbus people gcn-
orally viii be urged 10 20 20 the fair
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-31

along. Some of our shippers down there wrote us they planted three times and yet had nothing to ship others stated they have planted four times and have mighty lit- tie to show for it.
 Three days ago they had B de- grees in the central part of the state and further north in Florida they had 28 to 32 degrees, hence destroying the early crops of a good many who were nearly ready to ship. The Florida peo- pie certainly had an awful time trying to get out crops the past three months.
 Receipts of berries from down there continue very light here as they are not maturing on account of cold weather. The enclosed price current shows very fairly what every thing is doing here at present.
 Yours truly,
 P. M. Kiely.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-31
SOUTHERN BERRIES
 ARE HARD HIT
Florida and Louisiana Ber- ries Partially Destroyed
 By Extreme Weather

The following letter, received by the Fruit Growers Associa tion from a commission house in St. Louis, gives the general out- look for berry conditions in the states farther south.
 Dear Sir
 The enclosed postal card gives you the general situa- tion at Independence, La.; tke largest berry shipping point down there, where the crop is very large, as it is at Hampton, Anite Ponchatoula and Tickfaw. 25 de grees on the 22nd, was mighty hard blow to the growers of that section, making them at least a week later than they had figured o1l-- possibly more as they admit that all blooms as we'll as berries on the plants were practically destroyed.
 I. looks aa if the entire coun- try was affected by the most re- markable winter weather con ditions that many of the states have ever known. This is especial ly true of Florida, where the crops have been destroyed right
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-31
LAST LYcEUM NUMBER

The last number of the Lyce- um Course will be given April 21 by the noted lecturer, Thos. Me- Clary.
 All holders of season tickets will please return them to East lands Pharmacy where they will be exchanged for tickets good for this number,
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-31
Eoca/ ana Pensoua/ ,IIems

Phone your local news to B, Houses for rent. c. Miller. High-grade chocolate candies at GOAD'S
 For Sale Horse and buggy, $l25. P. Brooshtien. G. B. Huffaker of Russell, Ark. spent Sunday in Judsonia. Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Little's Drug Store.
 w. D. Hanks spent Sunday at home.
 Ben A. Fitzhugh of Little Rock was in town Sunday. l Order Walk-Over shoes from J. H. Gibson, Tailor. R. s. Churchill and family of Little Rock are moving here this week.
 Spring millinery at popular prices. R. B. Powell.
 Miss Lena Homes of Little Rock spent Sunday with home folk.
 Oak barrels for sale. 40 to 50 gal. capacity. See R, L. Goad.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Elliott re- turned to Little Rock Sunday night.
 Suit cleaned and pressed $1.00 Suit pressed Soc at Gibson's. Mir. and Mrs. A. B. White of Augusta visited friends here the first of the week.
 Get "Your-ladyo box Of Miladyo chocolates for Easter Found only at Goad's.
 The Mothers Clnb will meet with Mrs. T. H. Young next i Friday afternoon at 2::30
 Big shipment of overalls for men and boys out of St. Louis. Fair Store.
 Miss Susie Moseley who is at present teaching school at Grays Ark, spent Sunday with home folk.
 Order the Clows Knit Hosiery from Bessie McAdams. A full line of new samples.
 You are cordially invited to view our spring showing of cor rect millinery, R B. Powell.
 Mrs. J. s. Linscott of Little Rock arrived here Sunday for a short visit with her brother, G. H. Wagner.
 Come in and see our counter of bargain shoes. $2, $2.50, and $3 shoes for 98c. Fair Store.
 Mrs. Sam Toms and children of Argenta spent Sunday and Monday here at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Holmes.
 Just received a shipment of mems wash pants from Tullaho- ma, Tenn. Fair Store. Earle Kinney who has been wis iting friends and relatives here for the past week left Monday to return to his home at Dermott
 "Miladyo line of package chocolates at Goads. "Best on earth.
 Miss Cora Hurlbutt who has been visiting with friends in Palestine, Ark, for the past two weeks arrived home last Satur- day night. Every newcomer starts to build as soon as he lands and finds out how cheap and how good the lumber is at Doniphan. Join the alert ones and get busy with that new house. Donlphan Lumber |
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-31

w. T. Murphy is at home on account of the illness of Mrs. o. E. Forbas.
 Womens cleaning and pressing le speciality at Gibson's Tailo r Shop.
 Messrs., Harry Smith and Fred lnmann of Kensett were in the lefty Sunday.
 l Berton Pryor and Tom Foster l. of West Point were in town last Friday.
 Rev. E. w. McCarty of Jackson lville will again fill the pulpit at the Baptist church next Sunday. MT, and Mrs. c. L. Jones and children have returned to Little Rock after an extended visit at the home of A. w. Henson. We have just received a large shipment of clothes from Litch- field, Ky. Prices right. The Fair.
 J. M. Harmon of E. St. Louis, H., who has been the guest of his brother, A. R. Harmon, for the past two weeks left Satur- day to return home.
 Lost on streets of Judsonia, Saturday afternoon. one baby's plain gold bracelet. no engraving Return to A. w. Henson and re- ceive reward.
 Rev. H. H. Hunt is conducting a series of meeting at the M. E. Church, South this week. Preach i ing every night at 7;30. ' The Home Mission Society will have their annual spring Bazarr and food sale on Saturday April 10th at J. N. Taylor's store.
 Dr.. E. M. Ryan. Pvsident of the Methodist College at Siloam Springs, filled the pulpit at the Trinity M. E. Church last Sun day.
 Spring Millinery. Correct spring styles. Hats that are different. New shapes, new ideas. Your call will be ap- pIeclated. R. E. Powell.
 Mrs. B. Ford of Dermott, Prof J. J. Kellar of Little Rock and 1r. Rogers of Bradford were out of town friends who attended the funeral of c. l.. Elliott Sun day afternoon.
 Ask some newcomer how pri- ces on lumber at Doniphan com- pare with back home. You will be convinced of the fact that you are missing an opportunity, unless you build now.
 Doniphan Lumber Co.
 Mrs. w. L. Campbell of San Antonio, Texas, MT. and Mrs. E. c. Forbes of Chattanooga and Geo. E. Forbes, of Chapel Hill. Tenn, were called here last Sat- urday on account of the serious illness of their sister and mother Mrs. o. E. Forbes.
 Charles. Lemuel Elliott, A, died last Friday morning, Mar. 26th. He was an employee of the Iron Mountain railroad for 23 years. During this time he was connected with the snperin- tendent's office in Little Rock, was agent at Fort Smith cross ing in Argenta for three years. and agent at Judsonia for eleven years. He is survived by his wife, a son, Charles Elliott, IT,, two brothers, E. E. Elliott of Little Rock and J. s. Elliott of tt. Towson. Okla, two sisters, Mrs. Ora Samples of Fort Tow son and Mrs. Lura McGraw of Dewitt, and his father, w. B. Elliott of Texas. He was buried Sunday afternoon in Evergreen
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-20
NICHOLSON ANNOUNCES.
First Candidate For Commissioner Be-
fore Municipal Primary Announced.

To the voters: / hereby announce to
the voters OF MarshalItown that / am
candidate for denomination as COM
missioner of the city OF Marshalltown
al the primary election 10 be held
March Is. ! wish TO call the attention
of the voters 70 the fact that / have
served but one term. and | believe that
experience gained during my term of
Office WI enable me more carefully
and efficiently to perform the duties OF
this responsible office. If nominated
and elected it will be my endeavor hon
estiy and carefully TO represent the in
terests Of the city and of all the peo-
pie. | viii cooperate with what other
officers may be elected to better the
conditions in the city of MarShalltown.
and l am in favor Of the making OF
such Improvements as are in keeping
with the growth of the city and pledge
myself 10 keep the municipal expenses
within reasonable limits.
It is my belief that the municipal
affairs Of the city of Marshalltown are
now in better condition than they
have ever been before, and there has
been no increase in taxation except in
taking care Of Indebtedness incurred
before ny term of office. w. Z. Mich
olson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-20
! LOCAL COMMENT

Marshalltown dedicated this week a
s91.266 Y. NJ. c. "A. building. 1t is a
monument to great endeavor, and a
plant equipped for great purpose. The
city and the men who made 1t possible
are proud of it. They have ample cause
to be, and the best cause the T.-R. or
the association knows of is the 1875
high school boys who ate the first meal
in the splendid banquet room Friday
night. If there were no other reasons
for the existence of the Y. M. c. A. and
this big, new building. those boys and
other boys. and the possibilities of what
the Y. NJ. c. A. may do with them and
for them, would Justify every dollar of
money and every hour of labor. spent
or to be spent, in this building and this
work.
The city is proud of it's Y. NJ. c. A.
1t is proud because it was able to give
to the state convention of the associa-
ton this new building for head
quarters the day following the dedica-
ton. And the city is glad to be the
host of this body of Y NJ. C. A. men
who have come to stay here few days.
1t welcomes these men heartily. 1t
welcomes the college students that
came with them and the high school
boys, for 1t was such as these for whom
men here spent whirlwind week, and
Y. NJ. C. A. workers have spent years
building up an institution to serve
them
After all. tho. the new Y. NJ. c. A. is
only a tool, machine. q plant equipped
ready to operate Men of this city. in
the satisfaction of their accomplish
ment in the building of this structure,
should not now sit back in their ease
If the money, time and energy put into
this plant is not to be wasted, if this
equipment is not to fall short of it's high
est possibilities. the mem who are re-
sponsible for the plant must keep it
operating under full Roadway. To do
this will demand more time. more
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-20
Men o. Fashion Know.

In the matter Of dress 1t behooves
the men to know the one tailor Of
Marshalltown that IL always In the
lead not only in superior workmanship,
but in bringing 20 Marshalltown at all
seasons Of the year the newest fabrics
and patrons to be had. Anthony Psen-
icka has large following Of the best
dressed men and young men of this
city and the surrounding towns. He de-
serves 1t too. When you talk clothes
talk with Anthony Psenicka, then you
are sure. See him now about that
spring Observation-Disclosures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-20
MONDAY A BIG DAY.
Marshall Tailoring Company Spring
Fabrics Meet With High Comment.

Monday is 10 be another big day
with the Marshall Tailoring Company.
Hundreds Of good customers appreci
ated real value and ordered their
spring suits. Those garments have al
ready been delivered and met with
high comment Such values in tailored
10 measure clothes have never been
offered you before. Think of it, suits
or light overcoats for spring. tailored
to order for s15 and up. Hundreds Of
the latest suitings and light overcoat-
ings 10 select from. They're new-the
finest. and absolutely guaranteed TO be
all pure wool. Come in Monday. Mar
shall Tailoring Company. 222 East
Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-20
How 10 Your Desk locatsd?

Ever stop to think, Mr.. Business Man
how your desk sets In your office? Is
It so as to have the light from the
window? Or do you have to work by
electric light? If you don't have
clear sunshine light coming thru your
office window to light up your desk.
hen you're ofen subjected to headaches.
You credit your headaches to overworD
you are wrong. it's your eyes. Bet.
ter see Dr. Singleton. the eye. ear. nose
and throat specialist and have your
glasses properly fitted at the start.
1t means so much to you. DR.. Single.
ton. corner Of Church and Second ave.
nue..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-20

take place IN front of the court house
door In 0farshalltown * the hour q II
O'clock .. m. Fsh "a. 1915. Said sale
to DO subject to the approval q the,
court ana for not less than the APP
praised value. Terms 10 per cent cash
and balance March l. 1916. when pos
session win DO given. H. G. Louns.
berry, Sale Referee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-20

money, more work The building =
but the beginning: IL work y the thing.
For the fear that the Assessors cen
sus will not be complete, and that
Marshalltown will not receive credit
for her gain in population since the
decennial census, the Marshalltown
Club Is contemplating census that,
IL the same care IL taken as was OBJ
served five years ago. should prove to
be quite accurate. IRE same methods
used in taking the last census should
be employed this time. One man should
be assigned to single block, prefer
ably the one in which he lived and Is
acquainted, and have the work done
at the same time in every block in
town. BY careful assignment Of the
work the names of all persons who are
rightfully entitled to be enumerated
may be obtained.
1t should be borne in mind that the
taking of the state census by the as
SCISSORS is not poke as far as the
legality of the work is concerned.
Questions asked by the assessors must
be answered, under penalty Of arrest
and either fine and Jail sentence ~
punishment. Furthermore the law de-
clares 1t the duty of The assessor to
file an information against any one
who declines to answer. nd each de-
clination is considered a separate Of
Tense. BY relenting and answering the
case may be dismissed. but Only at the
cost of the person complained of. An
assessor regrets exceedingly to have 20
take such drastic action in the line OF
an already disagreeable duty, but In
cases where the information is not
forthcoming, arrests likely will be.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-20
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
M ayor.

Editor Times-R Republican,: Please
announce my candidacy for the nomi-
nation as mayor before the municipal
primary election March Is, O. L
insielue. - ~ ~ 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-20
Notice.

After March l we will be located in
our new headquarters at Is South First
avenue. We invite you all. Singer
Sewing Machine Company r. E.
Schmidt manager
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-20
M. G. ST. L. OFFICERS HERE.
President Newman Erb and Par
Visit CITY on INSPECTION Trim.

Visit City on Inspection Trip.
special train OF NJ & st. L. rail-
road officials were in the city Friday
a snort time while on an inspection
trip over the line. The party came
from the north. and remained here
about fifteen minutes. Those On board
included Newman Erb. president. New
York City; z. Z. Kerwin, general su-
perintendent Minneapolis and ]. p.
Huston division superintendent Oska-
loosa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-20
Notice 70 Tax Paxars.

Taxes will be delinquent March l.,
and unless drst payments, including
remittances by mail are received be-
fore the close Of business March 81.
penalty will be added April I, on the
whole. s. NJ. Cause. County Treasurer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-20
Referee saI..

Referee Sale-I will sell at public
auction what is known as the Jacob
B. Ralston farm just south and adj
joining the town of Albion, said sale to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-20

Mrs. II. G. Nelson. Of Ames, visited
briefly in this city Friday with her
uncle. II. w. Nelson. on her way to
Liscomb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
NrGfcnlunb.

Gen berenlte grPlfc Statainano
Geni5eloS maatte iom bcfienbt for
Ell Sio Iiben trpoe al iont Trcnticr-
nlnllter, forot Song &onltoiltln int
ties ban forte Ell oltior frlgerlt $50
litif. aongen pilbe life Ser lflll0c
foretages noget, ioln fultoe iorc @rr-
fenlnno ino / ben itore arlg. %eni-
5elos traootc al og orog lloenlulloS
% ben freocligere ltenltc 8%olinaris
oultleoe IN Neglerillg pnn Erogram-
met: 8rpfenlono pil life hape aria.
Set par Dog ingen &emmeligbeo.
at %eili5eloa' beitiglte Wtobitaltber
bar fanife life ferit % fremlt aon-
gen men Sronnillgen, ipnt er en- Se-
tier al Seller Wilbelnl, % ipm goll-
ife pit life pnifebe at ie @rrfelllollo
lutte 'ig ionlnlcn meo Sp'flnnos %
2iterriga SLENDER.
Nu bar ser nctop ppret %olg /
@rGfenlanb, og Ser bar pGret fprt
Ell nlcget beitig %ulgogitation. Set
iom itllloe aigieres peb Toleene bar
gullife pit life birefte Spergsmoalct
ON &rig e1er Treb; / Soltets @e,
pioithco bar oct illurerc Sper9amloa-
let %cni5eloS eaer oen tpifieDte
Tromina.
% lloioloct blep Ell pperpGloen-
be Seir ipr &eni5elps. Sans Gil.
bpngere pil beiptte npitell 10 Gre
biebelc al Tlaoiene / Ben me Natio-
WITHDRAWING % Wtiniitcriet @ou-
naris' Gage er tolte. aongclls Spg.
Dom bill rimeligpis iorbale Smififtet
en- Stlunb, men bpilfen S~noilpOelie
&olgetS lloialb oil bnpe pna @rp-
fcnlonos &olbning til 9rigen pil al
ligepel mart pie Jig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
Sra Verden$kri9e1.
Stalienernes Wperationer Sfon,ooalen. ! 6alitien taarl
Gpkerne after Ofeniuen oe 0riuer a~susfrrne
tilbaee ouer bee fronten.
u fran$ke 5Iyvere b~ofnbarderer Karlsruhe.

ten; ocnle llgc gior oiaic Oct iornmc
meo &usierne.
Get lnoer til, at 8cncrul Mocfell-
len bar foact me Torltcrfninger %
me Toripningcr al ammunition.
Zen 14be Slrni i~tanoiebe ban life
alcne &llsi ernes Trenngallg men be-
9pnote ielp Ell IN Sffeniip lan9a belle
Sronten. llnocr octte fprite pGloige
Sammenltpo fog Sp'ferne 5000
Sanger, men Hltsierne paoitoor til
@iengiGlo of benne Scir foiteoe Sp-
iferre 10000 Mtonb oIcne / brGbtc.
Gen 16be Sunni tclcgroicrebc @e-
neral Wacfenlen bjem til Berlin, at
ban bnobeoe at ppre / 2cmber9 IN
ben lite Sltli.
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nloattet rpffc t%iIboge, bo Spiferne
bar bragt op itore MGngbcr al friifc
trooper, ion olbrig bar pGrct peo
oenne Sront for. Melem TllieItr og
Trlltb / Sufolpilla bar Husicrnc
trilffet Jig tiIba9e oper @rGnicn og
ino / gesarobien, forfulat al Otter
rigerne, oe Longer peitpoa tpg IN
lferre ben 15be Sltni tilba9e Spell
Mosciifa peo Sernbanell mellcnl
Eermpil % 2%enlberg, fun 81 Wiil /
Teit for Den galiciitc &opeOltao.
SEQ Strpfloben bar oeriniob Glta.
ierne ilanet Giterrieerne. Sc fog
her 1900 Sanger. beriblanot % 81
%ficerer, % I MiitraIieier.
slf tpifc Sanger bar T,lsiernc flrn-
oct no, at Sc tpifc Soloater bar pro
t%eiteret flere @onge paa oct froftigite
operfor line Sfficercr MOB Srllgcil
al giftig @us. Oct bar life bare set,
at bette bar Ell b%urbari'f arigafpricl
/ fig lelp, men oct er ialfolo ct Tor
@ange gaaet llo oper bem ielp, ioet
@i1oen pllloielig bapoe peilot iig %
ierot Den 9iftige Gas tilbngc moo be
tpifc trooper, iom bar liot frpgtc-
lige &pnler bcrpeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
Mlbanien iom Griastcnter.

Sra &ufarelt / Humpnien mcobe-
les, at Nlbanlen, Den l~lrollgite og
pGritc &eperitat pna belle Gnlfon-
balpoer, M blir qrlll,oigt inopiflet
/ Den ierbiif- eiterrigife ariq.
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tic trooper bor begplot al opererc
/ Nlbanien, % of Sc rpffeoc MOD
SpopeIt / Hetning al Sltru55o.
N1t bar man iaaet pioe 8runoell
til bennc Wioneprc. 2iterrigife Srop-
per er nenllig bet lanoiat pco Gan
@iouunni Sc Meollo, bpor Der er blet
uooelt Itore Mpngoer al 8euPrer,
Vtitrolieier, ammunition % Nenge.
Sc forenebe oiterrigifc og atlantic
trooper ifuloe iao ie I'll at fonunte
Serbernc / Hpggen o. of eoelPgge
observation-disclosures communications.
Inner.
Serbiife Speiberc itebte Tor uogle
Sage iioen pao et tort 9lntal Nlbn-
mere ulber aonmlonoo al Saoii ai.
anil, asiiiteret al eiiiterrigife o. tpr-
fife Siiicerer. elsie Sroppcr bar
iamIet peb @rpnien / NGrbeben al
Sdriou. &c er pel bepPbnct o. Tor.
innet meb eiterrigife s%Seltfononer %
Witralieier,
ct Telegram ira Hom al 16oe
Sunni meooeler, az Srop2er ira CT
habit Slliin Nationer M er poaiPr.
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Serberc, WontenegrInere o. Stale.
mere. % / iioitc ll9e er pIuoielig %
upertct ogina grGite trooper rpffet
mo / Ilbonien % hnr beiai @ramie.
SoTiiGiies paa Sloe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
0ane olooams
forla6er Sonl

Rom, $tulien ben l0oe SUM:
Wtiia Sane 400ams ira Chicago, iont
al apmoerue3 iuteraotiouole 6reos.
fonGres / Nnug it / Cporug at be-
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paa ariget. er Iool 1irciit iii Nd
orlo, SUunlen, buorird Rtiieu tort
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Huber iii CpboIo her bIeu bun
mootuget pnn 0et beiligite al Taoc
Benedict. CARDINAL Ga3puri. al Sem
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al lloeurigsminiiter Sonnino.
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ringe SpunIHtring. Sun blep pitt.
nof nnotaget meo aoifiaiJ iterre
Snmpnthi / &d~tlfauet. men ielp Ser
blep Der life Loaf Sfnll pad. n Gie.
AoOuma bar iut lis | Spioien ior.
life par beleIlIst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
W%citfrunten.

Sra %eitironten fpreligger ser in.
tct Npt al Setponing. "Sfonictri.
gen" gaor lin Sang lloen at npgelt al
Earterne fommer al Sleffen.
Gompiegne, 40 Wtil / Noropit ipr
Taris er al Spiferne blet bombaroe.
ret meo nogell langtrGffenoe aono.
ner, iom Sruniflnpnoenc cnbnu life
bar finoet no bpor er allbraat.
Gangs Ga 9asie-aal1olen bar
griterne eiter lGilgere Sios iorbolo5.
bis upirfiombeo 9ienpptoget Sfiell.
iipen og inappet ira Spifcrne ell
Stllb al Ell Sebegrup.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
Zen tnif -dmcrifnnifc ErcSic.

"Nlinoie Sioat9 3eitltnQ". ionl
biotlI bar purct ct al 6c pol0iomltt
bldnbt 0c tplfsamerifnnlte @lo0e,
ltriuer nll:
"&or RegIerinq9 onocn Note I'll
Spiflon0 bar o~perro'fct ole pna Ell
nleget beho0elig Muobc. &co Nr.
Srpon'9 gltrGoeu par ri Ieoct til
At tro. ar 0rIg por nTlteu m%lnogaac.
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(rplioentcna 9totc er ltreuet / en-
belt uuerralfenoe peuIiQ Zone. OF
Oct / ocn 0ra6. at Den upltcn iltIo.
itpuOlQ 'ormlloer Strio3toncn /
bans 'sritc Note. Sen an0en Eotc
uil leoe til cit Sorltouellc mco Sp't.
Iano. Zen tpite Hcglering nrau INT.
De, at Gmerifn bnp0e og bar fnlo.
foirnnen Net / strap pau Spreisning
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