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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
LILLE GAME
tcon-nusd Prom Fir., Para,

he. throwing a pail OF water over one
OF the howllike pieces. VOLTA" my
new shaving dish!" and forthwith
dashes into his shop. mixes fresh Iatb.
er IN the still warm metal. and shaves
fourteen people then and there.
Bravo. thou nimble shaveri" saws
Carlyle in his telling Of the story. ana
adds something to the effect that such
barber Is TT TO shave the devil him
self
Bomb Shaving Dishes Popular.
Ihat shaving dish set a fashion and
one OF the chroniclers OF the revolution
said some years later that no patriot
OF an elegant turn but shaved himself
from the splinter Of a Lille bomb.
IN was IN the course Of that same
eisht day siege Of Lille that a ball
crashed through the council chamber
OF the city hall where the commune
was sitting.
But we are in permanent session.
said one Of the legislators-an went
on with his work
o, Lille IS game enough. and ALWAYS
has been. It's this living on hope de.
terred that makes Lilies heart sick
Bennett Goes TO Nish.
In an earlier letter about Lille 7
sald that the Germans pointed with
pride 70 the fact that the town marks
the northwestern turn Of the three
thousand mile triangle which compre.
hends Riga and Nish Wei. I have
Just received word that I can co ia
Nlsh. SO leave this memorable town
TOT Berlin on train which. saws
man who made the trip last week
VIII bring me into Friedrichstrasse
dahnhof not more than three minutes
late- From the sound OF the French
suns 10 the gay throngs on Untorden
Linden In seventeen hours bv through
uain. Surely this d. metbodicaI
war u looks as II my Thanksgiying
gay dinner would be eaten In BELGRADE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
is BOXING DOOMED
AT MARTINS FERRY?
IT rs UNDERSTOOD THAT NEW AD-
h1NIsrRArIoN WILL PUT ON
THE LID.
otIicers Elect VIII Take Charge First of
Near-Wero Elected on aCiean Nm,
Platform-Action Being
watched

Considerable interest centers in the
question OF whether or not the new Of
ticials Will permit boxing bouts To be
held In Martins Ferry after the first OF
the year II is considered altogether un-
hkely that the administration that viii
axe charge saturday Will countcnance
the staging OF boxing bouts as they were
elected on the Clean up'' platform ana
70 i've up 10 their pledge IL will be nee
Sssafy Tor them TO put the ban on the
humors are afloat 20 the effect that
me staging Of bouts az this time IL a
p9lltlcal game. calculated TO get the new
OFFICIALS In bad at the start The basis
TOT thls report is found ia the fact that
Two OF tho present city officials are
the bouts.
u ne May or-elect. James Ralston. and
other city officers have made mo- DftIiig.
statement as 10 their intentions, hut
lnelT being elected on the Clean IN
platform l. taken TO indicate that thew
VIII stop the staging Of bouts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

weekday morning In town, fos
you'u take q three-minuts shave
In your own bathroom know
that You are not toolwise, that / can
drive a nail straighter than you can: but
you certainly can handle the Gu
lette Safety Razor. And YOU don't
have to strop IL or hone. / tell you. it's
the simplest and most practical thing I
ever saw. It's a real efficiency tool:
the kind with which you have 20 make
the fewest possible motions. Save
motions and you save time and nervous
force, said that efficiency expert who
came to see you the other day.
The next day bought him GiIletts.
With obvious gloom and slcepticiHn
be looked It over and promised to try
a shave with it.
OF course, i was not allowed 70 watch
him: It would make him nervous. But
after while he emerged from the bath
room with one large and radiant smile
nearly bisectmg his Immediately smooth
face
IT'S all to the good" he az
claimed, I've thought for long time
that ought TO get one Of the blamed
things-the men at the Office al use 'em.
but / always argued that my beard and
skin were different and did not believe
l could work the thing. But nothing 70
it-you gotta give 'en credit for the
velvet shave"
Logically, the economy Of using .
Gillette Razor should recommend It 20
a man, out of whose pocket the price Of
shaving actually comes, even more than
20 woman who Is merely an innocent
bystander, dispassionate observer.
Actually, q woman, especially n sho
Is wife, may wake up sooner than
her husband to the wastefulness Of
paying for what Is but a part Of the
daily masculine toilet, for an act of
personal service almost as simple
and universal as the morning abiu-
tons. Women are the economical sex.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
WILLARD FULTON
FIGHT MAY OCCUR

MLIWAUKEE. Wis. Dec. sO-T :
Andrews. local boxing promoter, said to-
day he expected 20 meet Jess willard
ana his manager In Chicago next Satur-
uay or sunday To- begin negotiations FOR
q ten round bout between willard and
fred Fulton. OF Rochester Mimi An
crews said ti the parties involved could
agree on terms tho bout probably would
Dc staged during the latter part of Feb
ruary.
Andrews to-day received a telegram
from Wizards manager. saying Promo
ter Burns had refused 10 reconsider his
decision 10 call of the New orleans
bout
Am ready to do business with voa. .
the telegram added.
Andrews said hc would renew his Of
Ter OF S23.0uu Tor a ten round 20.
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and the comic supplement jibes AZ their
extravaganza should be pointed in
exactly the opposite direction. The
very fact that women, for Centuries
have had 30 much less money to handle
than men have had, means that the
average woman today is more careful
OF the contents Of her purse than ia the
average man. She can't help il atayisrn
- too much for her. She saves string
and wrapping paper, instead Of buvin9
many big sheets Of the Latter for Ten
cents and a ball Of Irvine for a nickel
She scamps her lunch when she eoes In
town shopping, and walks a mile on the
chance Of being able 20 buy one ward N
ribbon a cent n yard cheaper. Even tbs
business woman, accustomed to Tho
feel OF money, spends much less ON
candy, soda-watcr and the feminine
cOunterparts Of masculine drinks ara
smokes, than the man working at the
desk beside her spends on bis small
personal Injuries. =
Because she is convinced that she
herself Is good manager''-and often
enough she right, a wife is Interested In
stopping the leaks in her husbands
pocket one OF the items likely to
catch her 0ye Is the Constant dron-
ping Of small portions of a dollar for
her husbands shaves. II she keens
no maid or only one, she probably per
forms for herself an the little ofSces
which make her a weIl-groomed woman
Besides the regular bathing and dressing
she shampoOs her hair, manicures her
nails gives herself home massage treat-
ments. And she doesn't undervtand
why her husband, whose toilet Is 40 much
more sinlpl than her own, who never has
u do hrs hair, should not be wiling
~ least % shave himself, since he can
use a splendid safety razor like the
Ssiliette and save the cost Of Il ia laas
than a month,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
BETHANY TO PLAY
MARSHALL HERE
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.

special Dispatch 70 the intelligence.
HUNTINGTON. Dec 2O-That Wheel
ING ana farkerShurg may get To see an,
MaIahdl college football team Of 1916
perform - the dope given out here today
from the BIG Green quarters. Direclor
,haihuvts mas made a proposition "a
.-.-'.'1t t'iHMii eA lheLhanN 10 stage a
game &C island Park between bethany
ana Marshall. II this deal goes throug,.
handle the game.
lt present plans materiaIize Coach
Hreasy' Neale Of Muskiugum viii stage
battle at Iarkersburg between Mus
KING um and Marshall owing 10 the pop
I4arity OF -Grcasy' In his home town it
ls expected that this game would be "A
ZOO craving card Neale and Director
Chambers are at present irving fo conn
plete arrangements for this game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
HOTEL CLERKS
ARE ARRIVING
MANY WEST VA. eREETERs HERE
FOR ANNUAL CONVENTION
THAT OPENS TODAY.
Session convenes This Afternoon at
2 O'Clock, Followed With Ban
quet This Evening.

A number OF members of the west
virginia Hotel Clerks association ar.
rived in the city last evening for the
annual convention. which opens al
the Mcclure this afternoon at 2 O'Clock
with a business session. followed bJ
the election OF officers for the ensu.
ing year and the next meeting place
selected. This evening at 1880 O'Clock
an elaborate banquet will be held at
the Mcclure. bringing to a close the
meeting.
The session was scheduled to have
opened yesterday morning. but on &C
count OF the late arrivals OF many
OF the members the meeting was post
poned until this afternoon. when IL Is
expected. with few exceptions. all the
members will have arrived The
Dutch lunch affair that was TO have
been held last evening at the Globe
hotel in Bellaire was called OF De-
cause OF the failure of the majority
OF the members TO arrive.
II is expected that about half a
hundred members. representing the
leading hotels of West Virginia, will
be here to attend the business and
social meeting today. There were a
number to arrive last evening. but
sun more are expected this morning.
according TO word received last eve
ming by the local committee.
Delegates Here.
The following members were reg
istered at the Mcclure headquarters
up TO late last night; j. H. Abbott.
president OF the association and man
ager of the Manley at Fairmont; II.
L. Paist. secretary. Rouse, Fairmont:
7. o. Woodley. Glen Elk. Clarksburg;
y Walter Black. Bartlett. Manning
ton; Oscar Taylor. Chancellor. Par
kersburg; p. J. Wright, Imperial.
Clarksburg; Harry Hart. Watson.
Fairmont; William Nern, CONNER
cial. Parkersburg: John Williams
Blennerhassett, Parkersburg: John
Garden, Chancellor. Parkersburg:
George Hogue. Peabody, Morgan.
town; William Smith. Chancellor.
Parkersburg; Frank Mathews. Bart
lett, Warrington; Frank Protzman.
Madeira, MOrgantown: r. Rouse.
Huntington. Huntington: w. H
Phelps. formerly a hotel clerk at
Grafton, now located at Washington.
d. C.. and all proprietors. managers
and clerks Of Wheeling hotels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
GOLD AND BLUE
LOST ON FORFEIT
HoCALs FORCED TO LEAVE PLooR
ON ACCOUNT or LACK OF MEN.
sens was Exciting and Score stood 10
70 when Trouble Arose.
Warffuel Was Barred


special Dispatch to the InteIliEencer.
- C.AtthSBIRG. WA, D... 3O.-With
ne score standing 10 TO Ism favor OF
~ tvcsl school. the Wheeling high Das-
. kes bail team was this evening forced 10
VII tne game. because Referee williams
squaltled Warffuel. one OF the Wheel
ns players. from further participation
IN the contest The controversy arose
NMnen one OF the Clarksburg boys shovel
wsrs,sel' wheeling player 20 the wall.
= ituei retaliated with another shove
Jnd the referee called a double foul and
DISQUALIFIED Marffucl from further mar
e es.apps. In the game. With the dis
lett me team one man short and as their
substitutes had all been In the game pre-
AZ hnS, tnere was nothing for them 10
ueHs forfeited the contest to the locals
oS the score OF TO 1.
Coach Thornton explained the sItua-
uIon 70 the local management and asked
that AZ be called a double foul and let
NGIIuei continue In the game as ne
must either DO this or leave the floor
On account OF not having any men that
had not previously been in the game
ms the ClarksburK officials refused a.
40 ana said they would abide By the de-
.Ssreelnent could not be reached Referee
- iliams forfeited the game TO the local
sehool by the score OF TO o.
Following the game Coach Thornton
sald. There Is no Al feeling between
me members OF the team ana the only
regret have Is that the Oiaflys burr
-nNuokcunthl anu ny SELF were unable %
get together and arrange to continue the
game The treatment We received was
men,
The game was PLAYED before one O.,
tne largest crowds that ever attended a
basket ball game I'm this vicinity The
paNilio was filled and many were un-
able 10 gain admission. For the visitors.
Srelghton and Rosenberg starred while
morrison and Dawson played the best
ktune Tor the locals. Following the game
me members OF the visiting team were
guests at reception
Tie Lineup.
Wheeling. Clarksbur9
AAoS"t go. Morrison
Right Forward.
Left Forward.
Creighton CCapt) .............. Reed
Center.
W. a. ~ MCNurg
Right Guard.
Jaeobucci .-... ........ Dawson (Capt)
Left Guard.
Suhsututions-RoS for Jacob
ucci and Armbrecht FOR ROSENBERG
Goals from field-Pracht =. Creighton
Marftuel. 1. Armbrecht ?. Morrison .,
Peck 1. McNary 1. Dawson 4
Referee Williams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
INDIANAPOLIS RACE
TO BE 800 MILES

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Dec. aO-Th.
annual indianapolis Motor Speedway an
tomonile race will he run over only 300
mites on May 30. 1916. instead OF 500
mlsN, az Tor the past five years. ac-
cordluE Co The entry blanks. which Mere
sent out today. The purse FOR the race
also has been cut from So. 600 20 $50 900
me first prize being fixed az F19 OOU
There VII De ten prizes. the Same a. In
former years
Under new ruling five cars 0f the
same make may Dc entered Iu the race
ln addition 90 factory team OF three
cars. Two additional cars Of the same
name may De- entered by individuals not
connected with the factory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
FOUR FIGHT OYER
BUTCHERS STRIKE
POLICE ARREST ouARTETTE
ON CHARGE OF DIsoDREO-
~ CONDUCT.
Will be Given Hearing This Morninq
IN Police court-Three Are
Ohioans, Fourth is Local Man.

The only arrests made by the police
up until midnight were OF four men.
against whom charges OF disorderIy
conduct were placed. They were ar
rested on Main street near the Bridge
corner. last night, by Detectives Mi
nard and Frazier.
The men are Howard Riley and Fred
Newlin, both of 81. Clairsville. Clyde
Wright. OF Belmont. O.. and Edward
e. Leonard, Of $50 Sixteenth street,
this city.
The quartette was fighting. Il Is
said. over an argu nent relative to the
butchers strike A prominent official
OF the butchers union went surety for
Leonard. and IL was said local packer
viii 20 on the bond OF he others.
They viii be tried in police court
this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
BASE BALL MERCER.

BOSTON. Mass. Dec gn-N mercer
~ the New EnEland League and Eastern
a collation. both class E organization.
was decided upon 40 a meeting OF base
ball interests held iu this city today
The nov league viii consist of ton clubs
including Lynn. Lawrence. Lowell Wore
ccater and Portland Of fne New ENGLAND
league ana five clubs CO. boz selected
from the eastern association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
BACK AFTER TRIP
TO THE FAR EAST

CHICAGO. Dec 3O-The University Of
chicago baseball team returned o. t-hl-
caEO today. after a trim through TIE
Orient Of more than 4 q. 900 miles Tro
athletes reported that baseball o. grow
ing more popular than ever Boo japan
Iney said the japanese have daveI0reI
the habit ~ battling the uurIres aud
they refuse 20 support r. losing Team.
lowers Of the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

late The adjustable blade Of the Gillette
~ The most compact little contrivance;
can slip it in my handbag when /
come downtown Saturday noon 60 meet
YOU and 30 INTO the country. You can
sleep late as you wish Sunday morn
ing and shave In three minutes when
you get up. You can count on an
extra tWonty-sevsn minutes every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

Any woman who has ever been com
PEELED to watch n man shave on the
old-fashioned plan remembers with dis
gust the intolerable messiness of the
whole proceeding. IL took so long. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

1t may bit queer that interested
razos IT really isn't however for the modern
beard of the modern man. - WV
More than actor-wh exception of its intrinsic
helped the Gillette Safety ON by
tne nen practical procedure of buying it, presenting
man nearest TO her and inducing him o i've a trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
Heavy Weight Suits
And Overcoat Sale

Dave says:
Step in our store, select
any Suit or Overcoat you
find there and you can buy it
at a
$50 Reduction
from the plainly marked
original price. We are going
to sell every heavy weight
garment in the store at
these reduced prices. SO if
you want to save twenty
five cents of every dollar you
planned to spend for Clothes
now is the time to buy.
With every garment in
the house at one-fourth less,
the sale prices range from
Sl1.25 to only $3.50.
Weather for today: Fair.
oSTM S%~TWsSA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

r...'r n.vp'r-r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22

%oIhpnien, bpor Hllsiere % 5pife-
re M fi9nlper, er ct 2nno meo itore
Sllnrpe pg Sfo9c. Get er ct al Gu
ropaS melt tienote Siitrifter. 81,
inf 6orIfer, Toaihe, bar i%oroprig
logt at bepiie, at Sc Snooaermaner,
Iom mi er / Spoiperi9c, bor lit llrs
biem Der. llbpre @ran- OF G0cifo0e
llnoea oocrolt. Zen melt ficnotc %p
or Mla0inir. Tolhpnien bar ppriil.
oclia en- Gel al Tplen. Spifc Solo
hitter ton tiblil til 6ette %ano; men
/ 1892 blep oct forbu6t iremmeoc
S~tatSbprgcrc at ilaa iig ncb / Tolbp
MEN. > pGt. al Den mlpprenbe @e.
f%oIfni11 ifal prre al tpif SerfomIt.
Ter iinoes fun iaa Icie, og oisic or
ofte nfarbnre pno @runb al Sper.
'pemnteller. 2pngit ipopoa iin0es
Sirf- og @eaeifoge / ct baffet Ger.
rpn. : ocnnc Gel lager SGitnin-
gerlle Srcf. Gobno og &opsio, iorn
pnr trntt iom lloioloao9r moo Ga
Iicier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22
Tatmrfntfcncs WegnefumM.

Natlirfolfencs uritbmctiifc alnb.
'fober er mc1et begrrnIeoc. Man
bar giort cnoel llnocrIegclicr hos
noglc Stommer pun Gcrne mellem
Np Guinea oo MuitraIien.
&c bar blot to Hegncoro: Metnt
% % nciS 90. Til oc regltc hi
oere, hcbcr oct: NeiS.netat (3) og
neiSfrcis (D o.i.p. Nen pao bcnnc
Waa6e fommer sc life lungt, og
bcrior rcgiler sc piocre peo SiTlp
al line aropsoele. &c begrloer meb
Sen pcllltre @aanbs 9iQeiinger og
re1lter, mebcns sc pcgcr paa DC ior-
IticliNc 0ele, ierit De fem Tingre,
Iao oaar be pioere iii S~uanoleoet,
Hll6lcn. Mrnhulen, Sfulore, Nsale.
bcnet o1 @rpltet. Serfra gnar DC
Sen mobiottc Tci neSoper Sen hoi.
re Nrnl, bporeitcr be' fortiNttcr mco
sc ii SGr. Salt fonnler De til 81,
Tom err oereS nbcritc &egningSgrGn-
Ic. Nlt. Tom or oeroper, er "gaire",
set bill iige - mango.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22
st c~icblitSbiucoc.

Smfrina aloffen Ter, ifriper en-
cngclif Soloat. fom Ser Srore ON.
at III, sioIot oct life at pi8e Ell Cont
me. Set par flart, at Der bar no.
get paaiGroe.
@i bapbe ai0ttet rietis. Get
fom liaeiaa pluoielis iom oramatilf.
en- ioriproelis Grploiion, iom leg
aIbrie bar feet eller bsrt Waaen til,
en- iprlltenoc tort Hrg, Slb % Gas,
SnnoiGffe % olt mnli9. Scrocn
pofleoe umbcr os. %ragene / Sfpt-
t~eraropene ipnieNc. ion ON De itill.
sc lturtc opcr os. Noale az bore
Solf blep ilpnaet til Worfen. Som-
tioio uobneSe pore aononer Slo ira
ole SoIb. Som en- Wanb iprana ri
ircm til @~rpitpernet % itleo, I'll
@eprrerne bIep iaa parrnc, al NJ life
frnSe boloe / Dem. ri merfcoe, at
Tpifernc bet9nfte fig eiter berne
parmc IoStaseIIe; tbi oct pareoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22
TpoeialO.

@omIc Nila NmnNien Sootcrlo
err life lUuQcre iblnnOt %, ban oe0c
Grcool MorNcn Ocu 15Oe Cftobcr
SCI. +. 5iOcn / CONNER bar Get
Quoct nc0ao Naffc mcO Sen Gunle
Mun0 iaa Tp0cu fonl life ltucntcns
II. Nun por mot poo Elo0Icn Sda'
turuO / Sen0marmn N2enlNbcO oco
%NouNouiulcr ocn ll0e Warts 1S2S
o. uar i%anle0c@ pc0 lin Go0 81 Nar
al. sam fom til Nmcrifo / 1883
DC bar iiocn belle Chen bOet poa i'm
6nrm / NUrhc0cn al al Gunn0ahl.
&cu iiIherte Ilomo Hipcr WicniQhc0
booriro han bIep bcaraoct Manoog
otu tS0c Cttobcr um0cr ltor GcItn.
QeIic. NicuiQheOen@ Brett Enitor
@uulCmtccu iorrcttc0c. San citcr.
loocr iiq en- olorenoc Nuitru %
Scn iom bclrUocr Snbct al en- firr
NtunO oa Gur9 WortlcnN. aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22

at iaIbe, ibei ban itee no al lin @iig
al, % ioroGrpeoe fla / Soften, idt
hnn mon boIoe fig / Suiet for'fe el
lrnacrc Sib.
Gblporo InbIi % Seitrene
Clara Anlbli og 0frs. Yroicsiol
Mhalcn, reiite Srebog til Wfaot'on
@iS., Tor at operpprc @egropeliet
eitcr lin SntcI, 8. =. 9apioion, ION
foreaif 2srona.
- SfomoQcr g. 9. &amre 'nlott
SnS6oQ % Mar, / bpiIfcn N%nIeontnq
han oa SnntiIic ON Iitcncn If ct bel,
uocrtet @cis0 al en- itor Slot ga
bocr % @enner. I'll Miinoe ON 0a'
gen citcrloo oe fig ct Daffert SPt al
ilebct @Io0tei.
.. :. NeiS ioretoger | oennc
Sib enoeI Nnbpgnin9 pna lin Gien'
Don poo Gait 2ater Strect. Ger
opierc@ Ell mn @pqning for 0ecorab
Stcum 2uunorn, hpiS mIo9renoe
gnguing IfoI bcnpttcS az Vtr. Nc'S
ielp til GpIoNSbIS, % ban bDGger cn
glutomobil Garage pnn &citliocn al
&urnorpbpgningcn.
1armernc 2. s. Gee, Nlnton
Senrp 9Sangsnei8 % Sbo-
re &crQcnlcu iomt Nnorcm 90 Ghri-
itian anltion / S%pringiielO Comm
ibip bar looet ct %eiitntfe poo TO WtiI
poo iinc Gorme oernoe operri5Ie meo
Gle ibcit. Get bar foitet Dem op.
imoO $50, men sc iinoer, al De bar
ioact &alutta for Nengene.
Vnitor Ctto e. Sdmibt bar
>eunc llQc ocltoQct / Gccoroh Grc65'
Qiooc / Mnicrloo RioQc airfe. 30
tor 2uommcn al SpringiieIo Wcnig
lco boIot Gobnin09prpoifcn, % 90
tor &iortbolm al Glernnont inolcoe.
,c SomtoIcn. &gnnr @itcrminooQ
INSTRUMENTATION al Vultor
SrenIih al Motcrpinc. Toitor
2hmiot tolte pco llngoomsmooct
Nftcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22
Garmiamo.-5ppe S(ar at be-

~ tale. Nrli9tborc Narme peit!i0e ga
naba irembppes al Canadian Vociiit Roils
mop SO. 6ru9tbor Soro o9 oobt Slimat,
betpentme Mfurtebcr, gooe airter oo Sfoler,
ltopertrGiieli9c SronSportmi6fer, o(e @es
ipentmeIt9beoer % gooe Nnleoninoer Der bu,
oes / beOle Nornpiitritter bpOriombelt.
Frtier $ll Ill $50 pr. Ncre; i"rrioeret guno
ira $50. Yam al 81 600 til NiGlp for prots
tiife Narmere irri0ercoe 0iitritter. 5pue
Nar at betale - eler ipr ON M snitcr.
e9n9e Tor bin iibitc @ibetoliuo er ioriolbeut
ptl bin ,Sarn, hare betolt ior Zig ielp. Ooioa
enbel oppprfeoe ,Sormc meb &~oonin0sbuie,
llobuIe. Greno, @iGrber % Npgno M
porenoe poo benz, til lonme ouniti1e Tetins
gelier. Nenten ole Eiltploer I'm 6 Bro
cent. elsie 3ilbub 9iGloer 9oot 0ono; nj
bpoer bisle Eiltoar forbi peb, at Ell 6armer
poo port Sonb fan 9iere Sremoon0; ban
tan lepe 9oot o9 ipore NOT til al betoIe for
I'm 6orml. Sonoet peitlioe 0onaoa er ltaz
tnrllGt itiffet for 9lpl al 6orn, @rGSorter
og @rentloser, ior Wieieribriit, for Cporpts
ming al Nelte, 8pGo, ,Saar, Spin 90 Sier.
trG. Sontonter erbolbes peo be bgie 6orit4
priier. llolGt life; bet beblte 9ono nil tooes
forlt. Strip iono eiter fri Naonbboo oq
tuloltGnbi9e Splpsninger iii g. @. 3ennis,
Assistant TO the President, Department
of Natural Resources, Canadian Pacific
Railway, 0a!9urp, alberta, Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-22
.gle Iiebliffe, ier De iporeoe

nogle Giebliffe, ier De ipareoe. -
Wfen "a De Iua ifjso al ale @epGrer
paa Ell Sang, troebe ieg, of mine
Srommnebinoer ifiilbe fprpnges. Sra
Ssire Itormeoe en- Clinic fbafifl9ote
Soloater frem til @aionetanareb
poa De tpife Stiuinger. Spert Die.
blif pettteoe Ri Srore iii Storm. Set
poreoe nTiten 40 Ninuter; met i
Oisie 40 Winllter lGrte ieg en-. beI
Gel. Sor fSrite Sang fieliote lea,
bpao SolnpglGbe bar, BET pil iiae
at bare ie root tiltrobs for Den tpffe
arltotrsg. Seq fan %erfienoe, at ieg
ofte bar bapt en- rbeltemt l1ro, naar
hi bar bapt Spiferne foran cs, og
leg bar lG't Srpgten / mine Same.
rotcrs Zine, rnar Troieftilerne bar
crplooeret mibt ibIanbt os. Chi set
CT life 9rig at blipe meiet iteo al
ncgct, iom man life fan ie, life fan
forIpare iig inlob.
Mcn MI! Si formcIig pnifebe, at
III mart MATTE iaa itorme. ga for
itob ic9, bpao oct bar, Tom funoe iao
Ell Mano / fine beoIte Mar til at
itprte iig / Ben Iieruno, iom insen
bender tilbage fra. Set bar Slooets
Tpit, lom faIote!