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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
Fletcher Named
Game Warden
AN OPPOSITION TO FORMER IN
CUMBENT RESULTS IN POPU-
LAR GARAGE PROPRIETOR
HAVING JOB WISHED ON HIM.

E. L. Fletcher had Job wished
on him last Tuesday when he was
appointed fish and game warden by
the commissioners. Our old friend,
Bill Shakespeare, when he opined
that some people have things thrust
upon them" evidently had a similar
situation In mind. Fletcher WAS q
compromise candidate, and both
sides expressed contentment over the
result. It turned out to be mighty
satisfactory affair.
The hum town. boys wanted Har-
nv Powell, who had held that assign
ment for the last two years. A big
idea blossomed In the upper story Of
the McGill enthusiasts that Deputy
Sheriff Charles Holmes was admir-
ably qualified for the position.
ID. B. Leyson, cashier for the Me-
vada Consolidated at McGill. entered
vigorous objections to Powell's be-
ing appointed for second term, de-
claring that game was not being
protected. and intimating that Powell
refused to assist even when specific
violations were called to his atten-
ton.
mo attention has been paid to the
bag limit said Mr.. Leyson.
Foreigners purchase licenses for 81
instead OF being compelled to pay
$25. Let him have charge of the fish
hatchery. Everyone at McGill is
willing to agree to that"
1T is too bad that this petty
jealousy exists said Fletcher. who
was an ardent Powell booster. when
the talkfast began In energetic fash
ion. Holmes doesn't want the job.
Let them do something when dis
tinct violations are called to their at
tention," said Leyson. I'VE have re-
ported cases in the past but nothing
was ever accomplished. A couple of
convictions among the foreign popu-
lation would have produced beneflci-
al results
Sheriff Grain who had been hob
nobbing with the participants on
terms Of great intimacy said that he
would do everything within his pow
er to enforce the game law. and
would instruct his deputies to arrest
violators. Leyson remarked that the
attitude taken by the sheriff afforded
satisfactory solution of the problem
When the commissioners returned
after the noon recess. they cast their
orbs on a petition recommending the
selection of Fletcher for the disputed
berth. II contained the required
number of signatures. Ii was ap-
proved with much eclat. The new
appointee will receive 81 day while
he is actively engaged at the fish
hatchery, and $40 month through
out the year Fletcher Is admirably
qualifed for the assignment. Ii was
through his individual efforts that
the fish hatchery was started in Ely.
The former game warden was
recommended for the position by a
majority of the members of the
White Pine Rod and Gun club and
the signers claimed that Powell had
accomplished better results In the
hsh hatchery here than had been
attained in similar institution at
Verdi under the supervision of the
government.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11

5000, having selected block l. They
will arrange at once to have the plot
placed in grass.
Adolph Sundberg, who received an
appointment as sexton at the ceme-
terry, has been busy during the week
digging holes for the trees which will
be planted shortly. The council also
intends to seed the cemetery TO grass
during the present season.
The report of the city treasurer
Indicated a balance of $50 in cash
lon the first of the present month.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
Spring Valley Couple Married.

Mitchell Etchemendy and Miss
Bertha Phillips of Spring valley. were
married last Sunday at Sacred Heart
parsonage, Father Sheehan perform
ing the ceremony. The wedding was
marked by its extreme privacy, the
attendance being limited to the moth
er of the bride and a few intimate
friends. The groom is a prominent
stock man in the eastern part of the.
county, while the bride is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Phillips.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11

s. w. Belford arrived last Tuesday
afternoon from Reno. on legal bus
iress connected with the different
corporations that are affiliated with
the Ely Securities company.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11

a very pleasant and profitable even
ing. and many have already suggest
ed that similar entertainments be
given frequently as a means of get
ting together on a common ground.
The Dickinson press., 1915-05-15
BjQb School Rofes

Twenty-seven high school students
are planning to attend the Sumner
school, some with a view to earning
high school credits and others with a
view to fitting themselves to teach.
The Senior class have their class
pins which are in the form Of an acorn
with their class motto 1"Grow" on
them.
Paul Erb, Frank Richards, Harold
Rase and Harold Hahn are to repre-
sent the high school at the track meet
in Mandan Saturday.
Marion Smith was a visitor at the
Brown home one day last week.
The jerseys which the board of con-
troll purchased for the basketball boys,
arrived this week.
The cooking class, under the direc-
ton of Miss Lamb, entertained their
mothers at luncheon this week on
Tuesday and Thursday. Last week
each half Of the class entertained the
others at a breakfast.
Helen Cuskelly has been out of
The Dickinson press., 1915-05-15

son, Valley City, N. D.
Fifth Grade-Miss Cora M. Ander-
son, Hatton, N. D.
Fifth Grade-Miss Elsie Pagen-
kopf, St. Peter, MINI.
Sixth Grade-Miss I,uella Lyken,
Sixth Grade-Miss Rose waddell,
Dickinson, N. D.
Seventh Grade-Miss Elsie Reid,
Valley City, N. D.
Seventh Grade-Miss Edna Hackett,
Valley City, N. D.
Eighth Grade-Miss Carrie Slindee,
Adams, MINI.
Domestic Science-Miss Florence
Caldwell, Bookings, S. D.
Manual Training-Wm. J. Danish,
Nortonville, N. D.
Music and Drawing-Miss Laura
Dumke, New .Holstein, Wisconsin.
Mathematics Miss Christine
Brown, Winona, Lake, Indiana.
Commercial-Miss Ethel Sawyer,
Merrill, Wis.
Science-Miss Stella Van Dyke,
Tekamah, Nebraska.
English-Miss Laura Perry, Jeffer-
son, Ohio.
Physical Education-J. L. Monson,
Fargo, N. D.
Principal-Miss Anna l.. Hille-
sheim, Sleepy Eye, MINI.
Superintendent. S. Berg, Dickin-
son, N. D.
The Dickinson press., 1915-05-15
WEAR.
GOssard COrsets
They Lace i'm Front

The past week The Bijou Theatre
has installed new opera seate, the
very latest. which makes it a pleasure
for patrons of the place. The walls
were also recently re-tinted. A fea-
ture for Saturday, May Is, will be
the "Hoosier School Master" prices
1Oc and 15c. There will be three
shows in the evening in addition to the
regular matinee in the afternoon.
Prices for afternoon SC and 1Oc..-adv.
Arthur Heasley, who runs an Oxy~
Acetyline welding plant at Prchal 4
Kusies, has been a very busy mar
since his return from jamestown.
Besides his welding business, he has
been doing considerable car repair
work and has relieved 4 number of
motors of their carbon deposits by
his carbon burning equipment.
Guy Hunter, local agent for the
Ford autos, is having a hard time to
get cars in fast enough to supply the
demand. He expects another ship
ment from the factory any day. Up
to date he has sold 81 autos this
The Dickinson press., 1915-05-15
school a few days on account Of ill

school a few days on account Of ill.,
ness.
The following are out of the grades
with mumps: Albert Maser, Eliza
beth Everett, Jack Currie, Stephen
Sohn, Paul Dickey, Morris Clark, and
Wesley Sutherland and Miss Bessie
Johnson, the fifth grade teacher, is
also suffering with the same disease.
Annie Weber has left the fourth
grade for the rest of the year.
Arthur Baker sprained his ankle
this week.
GAIA Bargain fell from a trapeze
and hurt his head.
Lawrence Carroll has left the
eighth grade for the remainder of the
term.
Harold Nelson is out of school with
%diphtheria.
Mr.. Noa was a visitor at the high
school Tuesday.
Mr.. Noa is prepared to give private
instruction in high school subjects.
For terms call at the office of the
county superintendent.
; W.. C. T. u. Silver Medal Contest
The following program will be given
at the high school auditorium Friday
evening, May 18th, at 8 o'clock under
The Dickinson press., 1915-05-15

spring. The Ford car is always worth
the money, and MI. Hunter does not
have any trouble in making sales.
All but four members of the Gwent
Royal Welsh Male choir, which gave
a concert in Dickinson during the
winter, sailed on the Lusitania when
1T left New York on it's fatal journey.
The four who did not sail decided at
the last moment to wait for the Tran
sylvania, which may not sail, and Wis
it relatives. The singers were re-
turning to Wales for a short vacation.
Before leaving the United States they
had closed a contract for a fall and
winter tour.
The Dickinson press., 1915-05-15
Rev. NewcOmb's Talk

Last Monday morning Rev. New
comb, superintendent of the Home of
the Society for the Friendless in
talk to the boys and girls of the high
school, in the auditorium, at the open
ing of the session.
He made a forceful plea that every
student, in order to be successful in
his school life, have as his watchword,
"A sound mind, a sound body and
sound morals" The prosperous bust
ness man is the n who "plugs,
plugs, plugs" the gritty Irishman
"digs, digs, Digs" and in the hospital
Of the shoe shop, before we can have
the finished product, there must be
"pegging, pegging, pegging."
Supt. Newcomb is of the opinion
that such a resourceful state az North
Dakota cannot afford to grow a crop
of ignorant boys and girls and then
have them on her hands. She knows
that it is through preparation that a
man becomes able to do his best, that
the people least capable hold a JOB
least long, or, they r the first to
lose a job.
/ A boy or girl has three lines of
work from which he or she may
choose: First, the professional, which
depends entirely upon mental develop
ment; second, the business, for which
both mental and physical strength are
required; and third that of labor, for
which brain and muscle are an in
valuable asset.
Mr.. Newcomb asserts that the sound
mind, sound body and sound morals,
represent the commercial aspect of
America and that any boy or girl en-
tering into competition, without either
one Of the three factors of the watch
work, is crippled exactly in that pro-
portion, and that in this progressive
age, we must not enter into the race
for success handicapped, but must be
thoroughly prepared and well-equip-
ped.
The Dickinson press., 1915-05-15
Result of Track Meet May 8

Result of Track Meet May 6
Juniors 52 points
SopAOmOreS % po!ncs
Seniors - Po!Aco
Freshmen 16 points
The highest records in track meet
onds.
100 Yard Dash-Paul Erb, 10 rs
seconds.
22O Yard Dash-Paul Erb, 26 rs
seconds.
44O Yard Dash-Paul Erb, 80 Sec
conds.
$50 Yard Dash Harold Rase, 2
minutes, 80 seconds.
Mile Dash-George Brodie, 5 min
utes, so seconds.
Shot-Paul Erb, IS it., 7 ga inches.
Discus-Paul Erb, 10 it., 9A inches.
Running Broad Jump-Frank Rich
ards, 10 it., 10 inches.
Running High Jump-Frank Rich
ards, SIT. II inches. 49,.
Low Hurdle-Merle Buckley, 81 4-5
seconds.
High Hurdle-Paul Erb, 20 As &C.
onds.
Relay-uniors, 1 min., 81 rs Sec
onds (disqualified.)
Pole Vault-Harold Hahn, 8 it., 9
inches.
Corps of Teachers for Next Year
Several of the present corps of
teachers have resigned their positions.
Those not remaining are: Misses
Clark, Hefming, Bessie johnson, Ola
Johnson, Mary Reid, and Sponheim,
of the grades, and Misses Walters,
Beebe, May, Lamb and Mr.. Carlson
of the high school. The vacancies
have all been filled and the following
is the complete list of teachers for
next year:
South Side, Miss Adelaide Gala
CHER. ,
First Grade-Miss Jennie Mason,
Quinion, N. D.
First Grade-Miss Elsie Rehnke,
Thief River Falls, MINI.
Second Grade-Miss Marie Holland,
Mayville, N. D.
Second Grade-Miss Nellie Som
mers, Thief River Falls, Mimi.
Third Grade-Miss Alta Eiken-
berry, Green, Iowa.
Third Grade-Miss Ivy Conant,
Fargo, N. D.. <
Fourth Grade-Miss Margaret
Conklin, Saltwater, MINI. 3.
Fourth Grade-Miss Anna Ander-
The Dickinson press., 1915-05-15
Corset Fittings
Moving Pictures
Matinee for Ladies Onlv
Al THE
BIJOU THEATRE
: Friday, May 28

Begin planning now to attend this
matinee. The film shown has n
of the c%leverest stories produced
by The Essanay Film Co. of
Chicago. The title is "How Mar
jorie Won a Career" The story
was written by a feature writer
for the Essanay Company and a
part of the film shows an interior
of their studio. The part that will
interest you most, however, is the
actual fitting of
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llnar / @nobranosoalcn? Sr

8uobranosoolen ifripes ct. Sans
bag til "SiOens Segn". Get er Ell
ltllalig CONNER, ri bar / 8uo-
brunosoalen ioar. Sltr, cite biocn-
Sc NorOenpino mco auloc9raocr ON
Nuttcrnc. Gig bar oct M bolot
paa ira lite Sum-, ba9lig uocn en-
eneitc 900 Sag. - Get er iaalcbcs
Inlet at unorc lig ouer, at Solf be.
gpnoer at bliue bctGnfelige. 81
genitcos filloca Der nogcn 0ebolo-
min al Sol. Ile maatte fiobe ira
&aorcn al, o. ba Oct leo iaa langt,
at @uoifapen iflloe iIippea, Ioa 9df.
fen graa og nGltcn uocn ct grent
Strao. Saa lotte man lin Si6 til
Sptcrleffen. Wen 6eroppe finite
Scen lnn9iomt o. Sormen fom life
i &ciret. Wfan Matte nQigeuel
lutte OF, nogen Gage %ie1ere emo
panlig. Saa fom ben ii0ite Terio.
ben meo N~oroenuinb % aulOe. On
Naiten irss BET IS pao ale Wurer,
@rPsiet tunoe brpoes iom @las. -
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ser belle Nattcn. - Wieo Ioroenuin.
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ties. Ga S~anatorierne, iom netop
bar aabnet for Sommerell. pentcr
iorgippes poa @ipiterne. Ter, buor
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8j9iter. Der ipres oct / Spnene iom
peo Eoaifctioer. ToietesgrGsiet II
nlerfet al auloen og Sapens SIom.
item frpber neooper iiteoetior op-
oper. % I'll oisie isrgeIige
alarsuoiigter fomnler iaa lltrpgbe.
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meb Den. - aom Hegnet % Sarmen
M, iaa piloe aQigepel inliolb ageren
o. Yoteterne iorbaabeHtliy RED.
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&c npppnlrrc Nnfruncicolcr.

5 &rllclt9 Gage Ntt man, 'url be-
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life haut let 'or at pln0c fopularl.
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bees Splo bcnTunc3. bar 'taolg uG'
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bli fuit "0e re0c". % ocr'ur ucoIaGt
icnotc NIu0ct belle i'm Ncboloutnl a.
Dem. uemIlA 100 Stuttcr. SEES
luorammcr. ~lfrlUcr ban. al oct ,r
ilcn1t Tor Gem al ifuuc ic 0uuorc0c
al oisie reoc 2lCtjfctter puo en-
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opcr. al Icl bar icuot 0em Nieu
&c bar brugt min no Al en- pinlil
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cirfulcrc. iumIct pua Dem 'or at iO1
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ucieolcrnc tlIiioc / min %ommcboQ.
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lltifen" err uof iorbcrcot p0a al 'ol
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al meo oeres NcboI0uinQ a. GHtr0.
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inc. ifal Qno til en- 6erictoloni Nan
renter, al beune ocrueo piI bli en-
g%run0rig ,%Snitinltlou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Nuc 26 panot.

Gn GngeIifmono. iom ophoIoer Jig
/ Noroirunfrig, iortTller:
Gigtraao, Mincr. FoIitibunbe %
llblaner / iterre WHngoer a~noerocs
Tor at binore urge @cIgierc / pprnc-
pIigtig sloer at Ilugtc oper @rrnien
% mcIoc iig iii Ilcncite / Song III
berts &Pr. Get or life ioa mango,
iom iIipper igienucm. Mien al %
iii bpnber Oct BOG. al ilanlif % tpa!-
lonif Git timber ll0pei.
Sor nogIe Gage iioen fit enoeI
ullge MGno / Si6ge eiter mango
&anifeligbeber omiiber SiQaoelie al
De tpife Npnoigbeoer iii al arrange.
re ct 9pflefaplsb ira Sl6ege iii
8rPnien. Get par 26, iom itnrte.
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belle Sioen boIot 6eI5e. "a De npr-
meoe Jig 8rGniell. tlumpcbe oe %
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latte iterf Sart paa. Se tpife uar
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iibe % loo 9pfIiiterle pasiere. 90
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at De liitise unse @pnb bauoe pas
'eret ben boaanoife 0rpn'e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Npao Der ticnce pnn sc nurifc

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bcnbdun ltnrtct ct Mdu~Oci@uttlc'cl
'tub, iom tn!otc liz "Gclcnleur".
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rciitc Ill Norle, buor ban tiobtc ca.
200 Ncltc. "a &c fom Ill Nirbcu
ham. blcu 0prcnc iert I'll Stul0cut
poa NT60clebabuuCn on ldntloIN
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nuiut Iom Cucropiuu2mouO. 6or
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lor bpcr Nclt al DC $50. iont bait
pa&ict pnu, OF - NroHcr Tor hucr
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hop0c trutt, OF a~ronborN nj bare
POO Srcncr. lcttc 'nuie5 ban uar
oltior lloct. hporior bun onIaRNe
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1880 Hrouer. Zen im0rtc Gor'nt.
ter nreo Neiteioritdt0 tlcntc oIti0a
line 5000 aroucr poo 1T Cp'Qu
ntc0 DC norifc 0cllc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Zen onnifc l~locnrineminiitcr

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aiOe0e @ooseler y. S%copenius' 90
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Sanoitensioriiringer. R!gcit uOitu-
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&c. Nien ieprlgt or San0itcn5ior.
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bopeoer. Weuneifeaniigter, Gipole
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ioroelt. Chen "&oerguaro" bpggc.
oes, bar Den DPret paa iorltieliige
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mer al Slpgterne G~rer'elot. Sseg.
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1872 iolgtes III rm a'osoe aauoi.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Nprif Spalfanacr aaaet nnoer.

I'll Slopos meoOcles ira aapItaoen
Den 25be SUM. Cen norife Spal-
ionger "MosuoGa", iom par pua
&ciie ira Salbanba til aapitobcn,
mellcs at bore gooct urber mcb belle
i'm @eiGtning. - "MospoQa" err en-
Spalboao poo 81 Cons, iom tiIbs.
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Ban / Spbpeitairifa. Sra Statio-
mems Seltprcr or Der in0Is6et ct &c.
lcgram, iom befrGitcr @loposmcl-
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Storm % belle @cirtllingcn or ONT
fornnlct. Gen bcitob al en- SSlun-
bing og III eaer ii NoromUnb - nlc
ira Scnsbergfonten. Set er MI miot
/ SangItiGionen, iaa Sabet al "Mo5.
pala" piI bIiue 9onife ioIcIig. Sfi-
bet pnr osiureret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Nnnmnrfa Snh nnncr Nrincn

%cr0cuafriQeu bar lat inc bpbc
Spor pao Den oonife Sfib9inrt. ne.
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er, men &ciifocn oQ llOgiitcrne CT
ogiuo lonNt ltprrc ems un0cr norma,
lc 6orbolo. Sc mango bonlfc Sfi.
be, ION or loact TAFT pou iorlflcll;
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&c, ltriOer CT 0unlf &l00; men set
fon 0crimOo life (ubcnc al Nicnnc.
Itclip. Oct er tilianmcn f. Gam.
pcre % 3 Scillfibc, ionl er icllot til.
bunoa, OF oia'c bar I &rid0iorlitriG.
gen oeIurcret Tor tilinmmcu 1852,
100 &roner. Ncrtil fommer iau ga,
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illronCen b~ctpOcliN, iamt oct Bel.
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at mite Inn nlegcn (onmoge. Foa
DC - Sfibe, iom cr icnht Thumbs,
par Der - Sismrno, huis SfjUbne
man life fien0cr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20

Stoc blcO ban iiatct Tor Spioreri %
glcntnIne @unqe orrciterct.
&oa mango WaaSer bar 7. Sfait
5da0c iHr OF citer 1861 uiit lit 0au.
ifc SiuoclGg. 0nu par iaalcoes Ell
Al Sc IL Noroileapigere. ser 1867
iorgiToes reiitc til Berlin ior at ida
ocu prcu2iNfc aonlc ! lolc. Aarct
Citcr ualNtcs ban I'll SrCOsOaaSmnno
90 MeSlcm al TropiuslanOOageu.
Sencrt bIcu ban Ncolcm al Grou.
~itcipuoNcn. az "a NriiQcr osoc, uar
han Ell A. adnojOat-Gmucrne ueO
&lIQcue til Ocu %prcu9iiite &anoodg.
Cgiaa iom @~couoGiUcr al "Sen.
0crIuOite Tlrboucr" o. iom sore.
orclshoI0cr yaa bclge Sioer az
@rUnicu bar I Sfau nit i'm oor.
me &uttrt>ic Tor ocu ien0erluoife
Sol = uorOilc3uiQitc Bomber
pooTimuc>t REQ 20 gars 6soiels.
0l0cn hans CiicruiIic. i0ct Dc ooer.
yolte Hom ct Selooritfchoru ioru
GutrtjcnNclic Al bans 5ctuoning5.
'uIoc Arbtl0G.
G;lsOalsmduo s. I. Nan3icn.
Narrcntollc bar 'or en- Rrffc Mar
'iocf itrcptt ont I Sfdu. II hans
udrmc Nltrtc o. uinOcnoc Tcriou.
Iilhco. hans itorc (~anliomhco oucr.
ior nH0crlc0es (rutcuOc, hans Sri.
iino oucrior llnQoourcn % ircnl.
rlr ali hans utrCttclilc 9rbci0e 90
mloommclilc NcNciitring. nanr set
2iUlNtr ser Oonitc Sd0. bar lfaiict
ham mango &cuuer | ale 9eire og
belt uc0 i sc nnlitc VoG. 49, 0e
Sro ajrl>cr ioug iom Tor Aar ii.
Sen.
Get huu0c uGret pa1tUnft al al.
boIoc en- NcitliQbcO i HorSilesplJ
ior at 'clrc go Mars SsOiclaOager.
g tur0c Sl0cr bar imiolcrtio for.
hluorct oetic. ~ I. Sfnn tiIbrogic
NiUrtc00lCu hos i'm Scr Snipef.
tor s. Sfou / 6nmcrnp Or. So.
Limo C%uuouo).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Gn alToclio Hrano.
%co Wfib.

nutatiber iorIcben Nat nobrso DER
@ranb pao @aurocn Sia / Epre 20,
Sclcntarten. Stucbp1nin9cll, ct cn'
ctagc@ Nla pna ire %prellcr. brGno'
tc ueo. Iaringcn til Sloena Sptomlt
antagea at ltriuc liz ira Ftbcl. -
8aaroen bar nctop fleht AZ ell Tlllc-
lofnin9. ionl hcber SAILOR &ollcn.
Sun ltuloc bupe ilpttct ino nUlte
Sn1. "Selc0eIcn"S Mcooclcr I'll.
ioicr, bpab life oite fam ii0cs ON Ell
@rono, at Nrouoen paa Giu par N
9lroeli9 @cgipenbco. Sbi / Ell Nor.
rGffe bar GTrlugcn 9raaicrct itp8t
/ Stuen pua Eia. Smtrcnt ode,
'on bar boct ser, cr blct angrebet
D Man0 oQ MnnO imcllem or Der
oite bet iogt, ar oct Nulct brr0e
brruoca. Nu ifcbc aItina Enifct
6pIoeit, oQ &ncincrnc blcp, 'onl
Srolocnca Sob par / &c gooe, gannle
Gage, ROOT no al in Nulc St. &onS.
nattcn. Mauge %ip brGnotc ~iiffcrt,
men fan hGnoe mougc ogioo blcu
reboet pco at Stucn poa Eta 8tf op
/ Slicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
aipbenhopne iioitc Scitcipurpci.

i aIcbcnhuon uur Der iu0iil Tor
noNlc Sage lioeu Ell Mcitciporpeia
linic. 9u cr hcn neNIaQt OF eIcf.
trilf Sporpei fol IrNNca. @oNcu
ltoI iamtlbIN o@inItcrca, ~ ocrior
blcu Scr al Ninliitrotcu toIianct ct
Ncleb Al SIR. 2015 pr. lobcn0c Nlcn
Doo Muacicrnc, men bcttc ial0cr life
| olalca SnoN. 6rt airtc2 Sturc
bar 0iuct Oirctte 9IiiIng. gnbrc
'parer life, "a uogIc nil ore nlinore
Neleb. On or imiblcrtlo SporuoN.
men, iom fnlbtc3 "Noucn", pUf. OF
FltbIitllm iopncr bcn % iorIonQcr.
al ocn lfal lUttca iQorg i9icL in0til
nlon bcgpnocr At riuc % Sfinncrnc.