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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14
A Possible Rstraction.

II hear you are having a take II
back campaign In this town"
"Yes," admitted the Plunkville citi,
zen. "Have you borrowed something
that you have failed to returnr
'Oh. no. ] want to see man who
called me a liar about three years ago.
Pittsburgh Post. .-st
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14
IRRITABLE CHILDREN OFTEN
NJuuD nTCH ApOO WORM KILLER

NEED KICKAPOO WORM KILLER
There is a reason for the disagreeable
and fretful nature of many children.
Think of the unrest when the child's
body Is possessed by tiny worms sapping
its vitality and clogging its functions.
Whatever may be the cause-"that chill
dren have worms.is fact" Your cbiId's
peevishness and irritability has cause.
Give Kickapoo Worm Killer chance
and II worms are there this humanity
harmless remedy will eliminate the an.
noying parasites. 26c. Q box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14


Magazine. A number of the negroes
still inhabited the old quarter" but
they were too demoralized and I'M
settled in mind to work.
The cotton crop had been failure
and old debts had swallowed up the
proceeds. No boxes and barrels con
tanning good things for Christmas had
been rolled from the steamboats, out
upon the plantation landing. as In bet
ter times. But Christmas morning
there was the old chorus, MERRY
Christmas" under the window.
The master of the house flung open
the window impatiently and called
out, There's no Christmas for you
here; you will have to make your owl
Christmas now" An old patriarch OF
the tribe stepped forward and barred
his gray head. Yves brought III
Chris mus membrane for master and
mistis, please, sah." he said. They
went In then. Each had gift and
laid It on the table in silence.
One brought dressed chicken, an
other a dozen eggs, and the patriarch
brought baked possum. A pair OF
home knit socks, q bag Of hickory nuts
and a basket Of walnuts We're among
the offerings.
When their gifts had been deposited
they started to file out when the man
Of the house, affected almost to tears
called them back and thanked them.
The children poured out the contents
of their Santa Claus stockings to share
with the visitors, and the house mother
brought out jug Of homemade wine
There was little Christmas cheer
after all. The hard feeling melted
away. Every heart responded to the
prayer uttered by the negro leader
when he was departing:
"De Lawd bless you and your fam
bly,, master, and hep US ter feel an
ack right towards one anuder."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14
"Malne In History and Romance.

"Msine In History and Romance" the
first book ever written by federation
of women's clubs, Is published.
The first completed copies were put
into the hands Of the book publication
committee of the Maine Federation OF
Women's Clubs, the first day Of Decem-
Der, one week ahead from the date prom
ised and just four weeks and six days
from the day, Oct. 20, when the Maine
Federation voted to put the club women's
prize stories in book form.
In this four weeks and six days, orders
for 511 copies of "Maine In History and
Romance" have been received and $233. 35
has been paid in-sll this prior to the
publication of the books record of
which the Maine Federation and all
others concerned should be justly proud.
Delivery of the books was com
menced Monday morning, Dec. g, and
they will be sent out at the rate OF about
100 day until the limited edition Of
1900 copies ia exhausted. This edition,
as ia we'll known, is numbered so that 1t
is necessary for the club women in send
ing orders for books to send the names
of those who are purchasing as every
copy must be registered.
The very first copy of the book-vol-
ume No. Twill be sent to Mrs. G. b.
Porter of the Oldtown Our Neighborhood
Club, who was the first person to send
her check for the book. Mrs. Porter has
also been responsible for selling the full
quota of ten in her club and 1t was sbe
who brought the book to the attention of
Congressman Peters.
Although it has been said over and
over, there are still people inquiring
When shall pay for the book?" The
prepaid orders will be delivered first.
Mrs. Porter's book will be the first sent
out and others will follow in the order
in which the checks have been paid.
Therefore, 1t is an advantage to those
buying to prepay and, If the book is to
be sent by parcel post, ten cents must be
allowed for this charge. If the books
are delivered several in a package, they
will be sent collect.
EXTRACTS FROM RECENT LETTERS.
1--WE are all anxiously awaiting the ar
rival of the books" writes Mrs. Mary L..
Gilman, president of the Dover I'D Fox
croft Cosr opolitan Club, which has
ordered 20 or more books. 81 sincerely
hope the 1900 copies will all be sold as it
means 30 much to the Maine Fedora
tiop."
Sarah A. Weymouth, secretary of the
Biddeford Wayfarers Club, sends an or
der for ten books and adds, "As our club
is small, only % members, we thought
this the best we could do" Certainly,
that is good record and it is hoped
every club, no matter how small in men,
bership, will feel that it should make the
effort to dispose of at least the ten
copies. 1t should be remembered that
sales are by no means limited to club
women. Sell to anyone who will buy.
Mrs. Ida L. Brown of Oldtown, a
member of the book publication com
mittee, is doing fine work. Already she
has sent orders for thirty copies of the
book, most of these being credited to the
Neeburban club of which she is mem
Der. Mrs. Brown has also been helpful
in newspaper publicity work and she is
still hustliDg,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14
PRICE IS ESTABLISHED.

Already the women are beginning TO
talk about second edition but whether
fhis materializes or not the price of the
book will remain fixed. 1t will always
sell for s1.S5 per copy. This is the
agreement under which the work was
undertaken.
This statement is made because Of a
misunderstanding, one or two people in
dicating that they were waiting for a
second edition thinking it would be
cheaper. The book, "Maine in History
and Romance" will always be sold at
81 .35 and anyone wanting a copy will do
well to secure it now, as there may be
no second edition,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14
THE BEAUTIFUL
CHRISTMAS GIFT

Is the one which combines usefulness with beauty,
and by its utility constantly reminds the recipient OF
the thoughtfulness and love of the giver. We have
many such in stock of Holiday Goods espe-
cally in the Crockery and Dry Goods Departments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14
AN Austrian christmas pelieacy.

The Austrian affects at Christmas
time delicacy known as fruchtbrod
made of raiSinS, currants, figs anC
chopped dates. This constitutes sort
Of cake. baked hot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14

Handkerchiefs from 3 to so cents
with colored borders and pictures for
the children; beautifully embroid-
cred in white and delicate colors in
Holly boxes and in folders with APP
propriate notices for the Xmas sea-
son.
Barrettes and Sets of Combs, plain
or studded with brilliants, from SC to
$I.oo.
Toilet Accessories, Soaps in Gift
Boxes. Talcum and Sachet Powders,
Travellers Companions, Rubber
Washcloths and Soap, etc.
Linens. Towels, Guest Towels,
Turkish Towels, Traycloths, Lunch
Cloths, Napkins and Table Damasks.
Bed Clothing. Blankets from 67c
to $500, Puffs from ST. 90 to $500,
Baby's Blankets from 39c to SLIGO.
Gloves and Mittens at all prices.
Christmas Ribbons and Red Cross
Seals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14

Fiattery Is the worst and falsest way
II Allowing our estesm. Swift
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14

Jealousy is q secret avowal Of ones
inferioEty.-Massillon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14
Here and There.


Quite full instructions Is to their
manner Of handling copy, and what to
write, are issued to the correspondents
of western newspaper whose publisher
looks after details closely. Under the
head of marriages the correspondents
are instructed to give certain data
which are essential to complete re-
port-including the name and residence
of the groom-but not word is said as
to what the bride wore! It is unneces-
sary to state that the publisher IL man.
Shades of the purists! In Boston, the
home of culchah, they had An automo-
bile parade the other day, and among
the prizes awarded was one for the
''most unique" car.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14

A meeting was held in Berlin the other
evening under the patronage of the
Crown Princess of Germany, called by
women refoymers of fashion. The women
were adjured to give up the follies and
fripperies and Frencheries of fashion,
and to wear hereafter only truly Ger
man style of dress, which should be sim.
pie, beautiful and dignified. Things
went we'll until an opposition speaker
who hab been allowed space on the pro-
gram began exhibiting French models OF
gowns. Then the meeting became al
most riot of approval of the foreign
gowns. Something was doubtless learned
by the Germans from the incident. II
shows that German imperialism may
com mandeer the savings of the people to
carry on its war, regulate the price OF the
necessaries and luxuries in commerce,
and send every able.bodied man to the
shambes in the trenches, but it is help.
less when it tackles woman and that
elusive thing called Fashion"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14
Maine News Notes.

In these tests the average mans total
strength is taken as 500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14

A we'll known magazine, in searching
for possible contributors in the news.
paper offices of the land, suggests, along
the line of humorous writing, that any
one who can do the work that the late
George Fitch did will have an excellent
chance to develop bis talents with that
magazine. If there are any mute In
glorious George Pitches around loose 10
the country, 1t is to be hoped they will
respond and be discovered. But while
| it reads as if 1t was almost as easy as
talking, that George Fitch stuff Is the
kind that only about one In million
can write.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14

Aud In the same Boston paper that
announces that award, 10 discussion OF
the split inflnitive, saying that the mod
ern objection to that construction began
with Andrew Lang about twenty years
ago. But the split infinitive was taboo
with careful writer's before Andrew Lang
was born, as wonld not be difficult Of
proof.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14

A university professor in Minnesota
has refunded part of his salary because
be was receiving too much. We did once
know of man in this state who thought
the salary of the Office which he held was
too large, but it was just at the end OF
bis term when another man had been
elected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14

"Gsrmany was Preparing for War in
Fall of 1918" says the heading of news
dispatch in an exchange. But why use
thirty-point type to tell what everybody
already knew?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-14

9Rat1,ftriistS


n T last am come to the market
"a place, at one end Of which
"a stands the Church Of the Ma.
= = tiYity. marking the holy, low
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28
! Walicicn.

&c tplte % %risiilfc Ncrctnin0cr
ON Speratipnerne / @olicicn barlnp-
itercr life npget pioere.
Gen 25be Wtai mclbea iauleocs ira
Berlin: - General Wacfenicn bar
fornpet lin Sifeniip moo Nuaiernc /
Norb for Eernlpil, % ieaor tog ban
$1,000 Tualere tilfangc. Spiternc
bar ta9et De lterft befpitcoc SanbS-
bper Trobcgpp, Sotoro, Haopnnlo
% ire andre % bar taget 80 &allo.
ller % 40 Mitralisicr. &c r~uaiiifc
Sob par "crtroproilGrt tore.
Mcn ionrnc Gag meloea ira Sc
troaroo - ligclcocs o~iiicieIi - at
Nllalernc III bar tn9ct Siieniipcn
pper Ell 400 Vtil breb ,Sront ira oct
ipoeltre Tolen til Oct ipbeitrc @oli-
Glen, % at DC par liGro nneo at rette
ct fllllen0c Slag moo DC inf otter
riglfe Sillcr. Spltcrne, hcocr set.
pil mart bli mot til at rellnle inc
Stlllingcr pua Sanilpbelta bpirc
Srco. Gn r~iisiilf Stprfc, iom or
9aaet opcr San % bar bciot Niifo %
&llOrif, rnffer III %ipbopcr lan9a
SerhbanclInIcrl % trllcr nlc0 at al
ifiGrc Spiferncs sS~nrblnbelic meo
General Mncfcnicl1s heirc .Slei.
Santioi9t rpffcr en- oiloer itcrf rms.
tiff SGr fren1 / Git fpr Termpil oa
~begpnocr at prcsIc Suifcrnca bsire
Slsi. Hlsicrrc puuitaar ogioa, at DC
bar tagct 1000 Sanger pna ire Gage.
Wcn ira Sotoon mcloes ocn 26oe
lfai. - General bon Macfcnieno
pGloige Eaagoncnheo moo DC rllsii-
ifc Slnler / Horo Tor EermpIl o. ONT
firing Saroslm tpoer pna. at oen tpit-
siterrlgltc offenipe Strait cnonu fife
er notemt, % oct ~ltsttcr Den Nntugel-
ic, 'om er o%lmlilloelIg / Sonoou, at
Nllslernc life er piocrc pei bclapct
pad SorIpur al biaic Stiuingcr. Ser
mil cr life bet tilitrGffelig iiiaro-
lat I'll at tlllrlc rcgnc9 Tor nogcn
ltcrf 0Tltliilg; oct or DOG Ell itcrft
bcfGltct Scir, ionr Oct tagcr ell bel
Eel Yrtileri at iau Sllgt nlc0.
i Sonoon mcllcr man. at bpis Sn-
iternes Itgreb bar ilatnct liogct -
iom GllsIerne puaitaar - ioa or bette
blot III Eallie iorat nipcuic IN ,Sor.
inning al ammunition. og at oct
mart pil bore los mlco Den aallle
GoIbipmbco.
On e'terriAif &orrciponbent pco
Sronten paaitaar. al Termnil MI /
@lrfcli9hcocn or omrlngct paa trc
Siocri % at S%ernbnncn eitoucr til
Sembers beberifca al slterrigif ar.
tiueri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28
Den eroife Konee iy9.

gthcn, Wruteufmlo, ocn 23oc
Otal: aonN Gonltantln bor / IN.
gcr Sib liaget 'orli1 inn al &rnlt.
%bctUnbclIe. Non blcp lAn0r nnocr.
foltet Ell Operation Der imlolcrtlr
life lpnc9 al hnuc f%orbcorc. hams
SilitanO. San hopbc lnog ncgct
hsi Sebcr, ioct Scnpcrutltren naoc.
DC optil 1882 @ruber.
Nona (ilitano nnlcc3 lor loo al.
porllQ, at Ger loaQ crtcr eli Sonic
renee mcllcm N~obtucttct oA Hongcna
Eager bIcu bciluttct at tclcIrorerC
citer 0cu bcrenltc mite Spcclullll
E~rpicaior Srlc0rid Nroua / Der.
lin.
Apnleus SuaOom pUftcr ltor lire
oN 9GnAitcllc / nllc 2rc0lc | atbeR.
baooc 'or0l ban or nlClct aihol0t ~
pr0l hans Ie0 funbe lun eli arNls.
rcnoc ,%<l6iln0cllc pna @rTfculnu0@
9tsltrolltct. Ter pclc1 luGleoc2
Trc@ictcleQrnmmcr bcrtra pea Del
Nuttlml. At ocn p Nar 9dnllC
Nronpriu2 @cora 100 81 Frcnllcr.
minlitcr &cnijclo1, Scr toQ Nlitco,
ior0i Song Gouilantlu life blialOi
bans trigcritc lsolitlf, mcNct mar.
OF al ban er mcAct pculiAliloct moG
DC Eanoc, iom uoaier Srlppclcntel.
ten tGn9lono, Ru2lano ~ 6ront
rl9e.)
Muiblngtou cen 2l0c Mai
,>ielge ct i0oQ in0lebct SclcGrom I'll
Den bcrpUrcnOc giraffe Niiniltcr har
aong Gonitautin@ (iIitano bctuOe.
Tia iorbcoret Jig. ioet Gcberen e.
icnQpotiom iuloitUuoiQ opbsrt.
Seucrc S%cleIrnmmcr mctoer. Al
hans 5llitano after or trItllf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28

Der, pan &cit'iocn Al Goot Sllet
por. citer hpao Ea2l0AtrCrnc mco
Snmpltlbct "Nloma0o bcrcttcr,
lJaur / &lrtiomhc0
Solf. iom pu3iert0c &ultautrnc /
Soro0n0. bcrcttcr. Al tptfc HeNnlua
icr itcl op Al aratcrnc. &ultdncr
nca &lrflombco mcrtcOc2 Der nlc-
rcoc Snaoag &dt 0a tobbcr'druc0c
Stncr iooc@ puu Mlnllcn | Moro.
sire lcttc N%orOrpltcllcr. lcSidleOc Al
Ell hurcn0c %p0. h0r pCrct ldNtia.
Nct her I'll 'orltlcllllc Sl0er / Se-
bet Al &c lioitc ire Niouncbcr. men
man tror life. DC ltuur / noQcn SCR
binoclic mco &ultdncruc, ga In0cll
Huitclicr mcrfcOca her. 81 Nrotcrnc
%beapuotc al bIl ottluc.
&ulfunen NIlamnn2 Nrotcr be.
iiloer Jig oppc pnn Ell 12,O66 Gon
hel Nlclotpp. Zen bar uTrei
ticnbt ion rt uftip Hiulfou ilOcn DC
tIoligiic SptcQnclicr Al lpnnitc oN
nmcrifonifc CpOnNclicarciicnoc mel
llobruooeuc bor ol0riQ prrct uol0'
ionmnc. G9ncn omtrlnA &linnmo CT
llbcboCt.
Ter bar Inlet hcitipcrc llobrlN
fun0ct Stco blnHot Oi2ic NIuitn.
uulfancr ii0en Ben 9oc ,NnI 1912.
o1 Mount Nntmni pllloiclll truootc
/ &irfiomheo o9 OUtfc0e ncn lruQt
bare z &oblaf ~ Oct i~Illtoocnoc
tSoitlano mco ct init SuQ Al plI-
FAINT Iltc.
Mionmouilfnncn cr hcIlaGcnoC
100 Mil / Gcit Nor Scmoro oN ont.
trent BEN innmc Siltnncc / Snoucli
ior Sbip Greet, Der cr lloNnul2-
plnttct Tor ocn me Ncgiering>bnue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28
olmerifas nve
Observation-Disclosures

MuihiuNtom ocn 300 NiuI: =
Sorcncnc Stntcr bar loaQ aicmcHl
Observation-Disclosures u0itcot en- I'm
Observation-Disclosures / An!cb.
mana al ,Stnllcu3 2eliaNcIic / oen
u%lropUiltc NriJ.
Vrotlanlatlouct purltDcr amcrl
tun'tc Norgcrc on, at "0c NorCncot
Stdtcr2 Hopc OF (ruttdter. itieti
&c life lUllcr Nuuu0 puu Ell ri
llOtnlcllc Al McninQcr % Spnpu.
tbler, clcr iprbu0cr |(ilulrtninp oq
SalN al Goubcn OF arig@OnmumI.
tIorL lite %ocitnmjn0rc lorullptcr
nncrlfunltc @orNcrc I'll al laQttule
en- hpurtIif Nsltralitct iaulUuGc
NriNen CT laonQ."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28

Mtni: EtoIlcn@ 2~cltaGclic / ocu
curopUlitc Nrll ucntca at ullc re-
luliere eu itor l%lHuonorlng a Sta
licucrc ira Noroomcrlta Get an.
ilnocu, at ser uil a'rciic mcllcnl
1000 ~ 5000 ira Canada oQ "a.
100000 ira Oc Norcueoc Statcr.
Nltt3bnrGh 10, Ncn 2l0t
Nidi: NolNc oct lcruUycnoc ito
llcnitc NOniulut uutdlc2 Scr / pclt'
l;Qc VcunipluuUn At bc'irNc llg ca.
10000 \>tolicucrc lom CT pIlAtlIc
til at Nlert NrlN2ilcuc'tc l oCn ltd.
licnitt @rmc Ger cr ooQ cnOIm III
pcu Strl0t tu0ct III at hlcnricnoc
olHic H%cicruiitcr.
Nalhuul.ou. Den 2i6c Mai
Zen hrruUrcnoc ltullcmfc Ambdpld.
oer irolUNAer ~ ctbpert Hn'udr lor
oct Al Sen Iinllcnltc NcncroltOnlul
/ Mem Nort u0ltcOic Sprudb. 'Dr'
lNnulot bcttc omlu.tcr ,>tulicncrc.
ION cr dnlcrltdultc Norucrc. Zen
itollcnitc ]icllcrInN hpertcu piloC
cllcr fiuloc opior0rc cIlcr tpiupc
lt1llcnlt omerlfunlfc &orIcrc til at
1lsrc NrlNatlcncltc / Den itolleulfc
Aruc. Sonoomc &orAcrc fan ale.
lie Gon al i'm cAcn iri &iIle. muu
rcIic ubcpUbnc0c ~ hpcr Ior liz on
poo Ell loobnn Mdnoc. at Sc life
%'oricr li1 moo sc Sorcncoc Stutcrs
Notwithstanding.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28

GSrtirties saa etss 1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28
England uopioer
SlofdNcn

MuibtnIton ocu 250e Niai: "a.
acno tclcNru'litc eiterretumlcr ira
%on0on uutp0cr. al GHQlan0 %
&tullcn2 SclinQcIlc NrlQcu puo 0c
&Ilierc0c2 Sloc hdr Qluet Oct 'terrc
TribcO mco Ntuiuu til Ii2poiitloncu
al inc Arlg9itibe, bar beilllttet al
taae cn0m ltrUnAcrc NorpllO~rcQ
Ter Ilgcoucrror Oen leItraIc Sftb9.
TART. n a. ltol Oct brittle A0ml.
raIltct bare noilcOt en- Crorc ON.
At neitrnle Stlbc life uOeu ipccicl
(lau6el'c mnu bcnpttc ocu uorOllNc
NiItc omtriul DC brittle Ger pua
inc Relicr iii &c ltunoiuauiltc Gan.
Sc.
(uu @ruuo Al. n scr AZ Oct
amcrltnmtc Observation-Disclosures
Hupporter trcnlqoor. al Ser bar
nnOet en- itor S3re3cl'c StcO {
&mcritus Nuucel mco Aorgc eve
rigc % NoldnN, iflI uuc Slrt0iCr
pau Hciie I'll Oh ira Oi<ic %dnOt ior
Treutioeu uoeu lluotaIclic touQc2
til al lnu til brittle Same, r0rut
GugIdno REQ en- grulolI lln0crie
Qelic a. S%u0uinucrHt tan 'urul2ic lil
pnL N oisic lite &i~rfclilbcoen cr
bcltemtc Tor Sultluu0
ShlOc Otsic GrtcrrctuuQcr utic
III pnnIiOclilc. 81 Uualano pirfcIiG
iorisQl paG AT glcmcmierc oeunc lin
uucitc 4}lon piloc Oct lOuitc ~iiftcrt
ilrnnmc Oct luelcoc %bciIn0euoe
ipunOtc GorboIo mcacm DC Gorcnc.
sc Stotcr % Gng.nuo.
Get meooele3 lOua. N Sc tore
aie0pofterc ira Chicago. lem bar
hol0t Mgoc her iorat ncolGgQc en-
frnitiQ lrotcit HOO eu0IunoS ~.
briulcii, Al usltrule Stlbc .uitc0c
mcN AlS0pro0uttcr bcitcmt Tor o.
ituH0iuaulltc %aH0e bar opulOCt en-
tllire0@ltlaeu0e Sr0niul me0 Sen
brittle Enthusiastic. Mislqt 0tuue
Guereuatomit aalr oeu brItl'tc Ne.
IlerInd ITO pna N betulc Eatternc
en- ror Dem tllireosit;acnoc Erl5 FOR
DC NI~sopro0utter iom beUnoer liz
onbor0 paa Dc 81 Sflbe. ION or
tcureoc a. GuglUnbernc
Gna i'm SiOe Iorpligtcr Gacfcrnc
lis nj life N cruortcre NI06proout
i,r iii o. itlnomapllfc Sauoc eitcr
oen l56e SlnI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28
1nofaloelle at 0taliencre

9tcm Dorf, zen 2lOc Mai. Gl
S%piororlhQ I'll ltnllenitc eorlcrc oA
amcrifanitc SorQerc Al ltdlicnif
Nerfomit ONT NJ meioc zig Ill (ic-
neltc / Den itoIienlte Arme |olrcuilIl-
Qr)roea ioaa | DC berDUreHoe ito
licnifc &luoc. OpiorOrinacn a no
itcot al oeu beruurcn6e itnllenlfe
@eneralfoniul. u. SARA ,Sorni og
noresieret I'll ale i Hl0eren mellenl
70 o1 % Mar.
Zen italienifc MllltGrlou hpp6cr.
ut ole MGno a. Itallenlf Sso'el
hcri Sonoct er plililqc Ill Gt Jlerc
arig@tieneite / ocn I%tulienite arme
u0en Neuiun III. ON De hnr u0taact
line amerltanlte Soraerpaplrer euer
ei. Straiieu r9r llnolaOelie al al
mtloc liz til Sleneiie or Spnaicl,
iiolO uogcn a. oem lenere itul0e
uenoe tiIbagc III Slemlanoet.
Get un'laaes. N Der beiinoer liz
ca. 125.000 Stulienere al pPrne.
p!iqtig Aloer / Rem 9orf. Sper
1000 bar allereoc meIbt iig. og
@eneraifoniulen or al Den MeninI.
al Silitremningcn uiI eac2 ior bpcr
Gag.
Stiamu. CANADA, Sen 2l0c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28
bpcr Gang eli eitcrriait militpr Uni
form piitc Jig.

bpcr Dang ell eltcrri9it militGr Uni.
form bite Jig.
i Oct rrnnlfc Scplltcrctfannlcr
bolotea Der | Slrsbags ct nlcget be-
pGget Wsoc. Nelc Tcgicringen par
tllIteoc, % / Giplonlatlpgrn lao Den
ltallenitc @eionot. Si9nor Sonnasio
Sittoni.
Eaill Icid)unncl holot Ell bcocill-
ret Gale ior ,StaIicn, hpcr cllcite &c
pllhrct rciitc Jig pp. pcnotc liz moo
Signor Slttoni % roabtc Nulrra Tor
Stallcn.
Wcn crlOnu boicrc itca @cociitrin-
gen, oa Eremiernliriiter Tipiani
trauotc pp poo Salcritolcn % billie
%eItpinmen Oct itnliclllfc Solt, "iom
/ ct llobrllo al Eatriptiame bar lint.
tet Jig til Den Hing al Ssern % SO,
Der M ltprer lig trttcrc oa tTttcrc
cnlfring Den moocrnc @arbnriamc.
Seiren cr npr."
Nom 26oc Mai. - Siicniipc Spc.
rutioncr bar rciuItcrct / itaIicllif Of
fiputlon al pltcrrigif Serritorilm
lallgs belle 8rnnicn ira 2cmlbaroiet
til Norlaterhapct. &c itolicnifc Crop
per bar taget ilerc Npcr / Srentillo
% bar trrngt Jig igicnnem ilcrc al
De TRANCE @ergpas. Sgina pco ocn
neore Sion5oilob trrffer Gitcrriacr-
ne 'i9 tllbogc % eoclTggcr Nroer
bag Jig.
Gen itolicnltc 9icgicrina bar ioao
ertlprct Vlofooc pucrior uuc eltcr-
rtgitc Snpncbpcr / Ibriutcrbopet.
: &cne0ia or Scr icrbllot at brpll.
De ems, ipnn or innliae opcr @pcn.
mellcm SpIncbgang % Solopgung.