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Roosevelt Deputies
Plead Not Guilty

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J.,Feb.l ~
Pleas of not guilty were entered by
25 of the &c deputy sheriffs indicted
for murder in connection with the
shooting Of 10 strikers at the plant OF
the American Agricultural Chemical
Company at Roosevelt, N. u, last
month. The twenty.sixth man has not
yet been ~apprehended.
Each was required to plead to IS
indictments, two of them being for
murder and the remainder for assault.
In all, pleas made to 45o indict-
ments.
Counsel for the defendants asked
for separate trials. He will a this
motion March 6 at Elizabeth. He also
served notice that he probably would
move to have all the indictments
quashed on the ground that one OF the
members of the grand jury who had
voted for the indictments had pre-.
Judged the case and made public his
views before indictments were found.
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Oil and Gas

Operations In the Eastern fields are
in a state OF lethargy and no indica.
lions Of reviving. Very few compile.
tlohs are reported from any section
is very little as compared with this
time a year ago when the drill was
bouncing In every available section
where there was any chance for get
ting a producer. Moreover, the Wild
cater was busy trying out new terri
tory and leaving nothing undone to
find new pools and in his eagerness
to make the discovery went far be-
yond the usual confines. With the
return Of spring there will be some
experimental work started, but there
will not be the incentive that there
was last year when the market was
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Yprcs came TO occupy In the wooden
and m%ixed.fabric world much the
same place that, today. Nottingham
takes for the manufacture of lace cur
tains or Lyons for the manufacture
OF silk. 1t is said that by the first
quarter OF the 18th century, Ypres
had 1000 looms going constantly.
ION July II, 1902. It was their red
coated contingent that turned victory
to the banners Of the Flemings in
their battle with the French under
the walls OF Courtrai. 12 miles east
OF Ypres. The Flemish army mum.
bered 10000 citizens of Client, Bruges,
and Ypres, and the French. 1000
knights and 10000 foot soldiers.
Several popular risings. the fear.
full plague Of 1347. and then a wild
bacchanal OF wars blighted the hopes
OF Tpres, sapped It's stresgth, de.
stroyed its industry, killed on and
scared away its people, ruined its
homes, and, finally, broke its spirit.
The establishment OF an indepen.
dent Belgium found It hopelessly
beaten In the struggle for prosperity
and prestige.
Cotton, linen and wooden cloths
and laces arc still manufactured-or
were before the war-in Ypres, but It
is now Just one of a multitude OF tex.
tile towns, and the world today will
take little notice Of the manner Of its
passing"
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a Scene Of
The War Desolation
FIGURES PROMINENTLY IN THE
BATTLE DISPATCHES FOR
SEVERAL WEEKS.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. IA
"Yprcs, beaten from the zenith whicb
It attained around the year 1900, ever
dropping lower in the scale OF I'M.
%portance. is today apparently facing
the last few scenes of its tragic de-
cline. For weeks Ypres has figured
prominently In the war dispatches, as
Germans and Allies have rolled in al.
ternate destructive waves over its
site,' says a statement issued ~ the
National Geographic Society today:
cypress was formerly the capital
of West Flanders. It is situated 30
miles south Of 0stend. on the Yperlee.
The town lies in the midst Of a fruit.
full region. which is drained swamp
and marsh land. Since the flooding Of
the cdIhtry as a war measure, the
swamp land is today as It was in the
Middle Ages.
"In the 18th century, Ypres rivaled
Bruges and Client. 1t was one of
Eurcpe's great c~leih.wcaving centers,
q city of vast wealth. and one known
everywhere through the excellence
and popularity OF Its products. In its
prime, it was a city Of 100000. Prior
to the war. its population numbered
1900.
"The cloth.making industry OF Ypres
dates back to 1913. All this industry
grew, and skillful weavers, dyers and
tinishers were gathered to the city,
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Watch My Cat On Page. 10.
NEWS

A. J. Solomon. Of Columbus. Ohio, is
here on business.
Miss Lena Prichard left for Pitts.
burgh yesterday.
DR.. Clarence Thomas, Of Fairmont,
was a professional visitor yesterday.
Emmett Quirk has been called home
on account OF the serious illness OF
his sister, Mrs. Geo. Rooster.
Mrs. Charles L. 'Broadwater and son
are visiting hor mtoher In New Mar.
tinsville.
Or. Russell Ice is a professional Wis.
itor here.
Miss clora Humes and Miss Chris.
tine Morrison left this morning for
Cleveland, Ohio. where hey will at.
tend the millinery opening and will
later attend the opening at Pittsburgh.
The Pythian Sisters will hold an old
fashioned box supper In the X. of P.
hall Saturday evening. The public Is
cordially invited to come and bring
baskets.
Arrivals at the Bartlett-W. NJ.
Hall, T. H. Foley, Ross, Deener, Pitts.
burgh; w. e. Fitzpatrick, Baltimore;
E. T. Peters, Wheeling; S. C. Wax.
wan, Chicago: J. S. Dashtyell, Balti.
more; John B. York, Good Hope, o.;
Phil Harrington. New Kensington, Pa.
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Finance, Oil and Real Estate

NEW YORK. Feb. E.-As Indicated
IN this column yesterdny United States
Steel common today resumed ITS posi-.
tion Is market leader. With a heavy
increase IN trading, the shares closed
strong with o gain OF more than 2
points. Investment buying and short
coyDring were both factorB.
Hailp shared honors With the Indus.
trials. There we're advances OF 1 too
points ID the Standard issues, led by
Union Pacific. The interstate com.
merce commission's decision in the
intermcuntain rate case was imrne.
diately Interpreted as q reflection OF
the changed attitude of the commits.
sion and was considered OF the ut.
most Importance to the transcontinen.
tai lines.
Atchison was strong at 95h. Pres.
cnt earnings are estimated at the
rate OF 10 per cent, and investment
buying 10 being encouraged on the
excellent prospects of increased prof.
its.
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Watch My Cat On Page 10.
.Pythians To Attend
B~arrackville Lodge

The initiation Of three candidates to
the rank Of esquire will be conducted
this evening at q meeting Of the Bar
rackvflle Lodge, Knights OF Pythias.
Constable ]. Frank Russell, vice chan.
cellor OF the lodge and captain OF tho
degree team. promises the candidates
their moneys worth" at the initia.
ton. He says the degree team has
been practicins lately and Is unusu-
ally efficient
Among the members OF the Fair.
mont Lodge who will attend the inf.
tatiors in Barrackyflle are r. G. Dun.
ntngton, Rollo conley. r. G. Jones,
Lawrence Cunningham. Lamar Sat.
tarhalA end pahAr 2nxdax
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Interesting Revival
At B%arrackville

The revival meetings being conduct
ed at the B%arrsckyille Church OF
Christ, by Evangelist NORM. Of Ohio,
are growing In interest each day. The
singing, being under the direction OF
PProf. Carroll. is also getting to be
some feature In these meetings. and
a good big chorus is furnishing <.
cellent music at each service. His
subject for Sunday evening, February
II. will be 1.-THE Erection OF Solomon's
Temple" to which all Free Masons
especially are invited to be present,
A cordial welcome Is extended to all.
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OIL MARKET,
and Produce.

CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-Peace discus.
sion in the British Parliament COM
ing Immediately after deuands in the
Prussian Diet that the war be stopped,
cut. q figure today in lowering the
price Of wheat. Final quotations were
heavy at 31a to 3%c under last night.
Corn closed sc of, oats at NC decline
to a shade advance, and provisions at
a rise OF 10 TO 30@32hc.
It was In the trading Just before
the end Of the session that peace
news took most effect. Until that
time declines had not averaged 2ikc.
News from London. however, OF tie
questioning Of the British Foreign
Minister in regard to terms on which
the war might cease, was followed
here Immediately by sharp additional
breaks in price. Virtually all support
was withdrawn. and the market as q
whole would not receive tho OF
ferings Of the belated sellers. Dis.
appointing Liverpool cables had start
ed the wheat bull to unloading as soon
as trading began. More serious at
tention than at first seemed likely
was being given to the possibility OF
enlarged Russian shipments from
A%rchangel and vladivostok. Besides.
offers OF wheat from Kansas, Nebras.
ka, and Indiana were said to show an
increase. Export sales at the seaboari
brought about temporary rallies, but
were lost sight Of altogether when at
tempts at stop.loss selling Hurried in
the pit at the wind.up.
Quotations for opening and closing
were as follows:
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Watch My Cat On Page 10
Normal Societies
Have Good Program


The Mozart Society will hold their
regular meeting tonight at the Normal
school and the following programme
will he rendered:
Song-Society.
Reading-Bonnie Stalnaker.
0ration-W. F. Bridges.
Vocal Soio-Pauline darlington.
Debate, Resolved. That the British
Government is more Democratic than
the United States-Afrmatiye, C. E.
Hupp, Harry Morris; negative, W. D.
Holden, Cora Lee Monroe.
Vocal Solo-Clark Rusk.
- Lyceum Society will, hold their
r~ meeting tonight at the Normal
Ecnly, AID the following programme
will be rendered:
Vocal Solo-Eva Hartley,
Reading-Nora Caughan.
Piano Solo-Louise Hamilton.
Story-Rebecca Rutherford.
Vocal Solo-Mr. Barns.
Debate, Resolved. That Tobacco Is
Observation-Disclosures. Myron Speel.
man. L. G. Furbee: negative. Mr.. Fed.
err, Frank Payne.
Reading-Pearl Fultz.
Papers-Minnie Dickerson, Lille
Waters. Edward SINNERS.
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wAyLARp OIL q GAS CO.
ElNANClAL STATEMENT

Theyreport Of the wayland OIL and
Gas Company for the nine months
ended December 81 shows: Gross
easnings. $223.ssl;i operating expenses
1854; earnings from operation,
t176,730; general expenses. Including
taxes and Interest, $62.3s6; balance,
'S124,344; depreciation, 1898; net,
366,36o; earnings to the account OF
the Wayland Oil and Gas Company
not included IN the above. s27,331:
distdends, 10000; surplus December
81, 1914. Sss.6s1. OF the s35o,ooo
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Positive Relief
For Constipation

The progress Of modern medical
science is. perhaps, no more force
fully evident than In the simplify
ing OF. many Of the oldtime rame--
dies OF past generations. For M
stance, the harsh cathartics and VI
client purgatives used by our fore
fathers to relieve constipation are
now known to be not only unnec-
essary but really harmful. Con.
stipation can be more effectively
relieved without the discomfort
and pain these old-time remedies
occasion.
A combination Of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin, sold in drug
stores under the name OF DR.. Cald.
wells Syrup Pepsin is most effect
i've, yet mild and pleasant. It Ia
absolutely free from opiates and
narcotics and equally as deslra-
BILE a remedy for the tiniest babe
as for rugged manhood. A free
trial bottle can be obtained by
writing to DR.. w. B. Caldwell, 452
Washington St, Monticello, his.
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a dollar higher than at this time.
Better Than Indicated.
Spring Greek. Spencer al,

On Spring Creek, Spencer district,
Roane county. W. Va. and In the town
OF Spencer. the Fisher OIL Company
has completed and shot its test on the
B. C. Smith lot and has a better pro.
Queer than when It was drilled through
the salt sand and showed for 80 bar
rels a day. The first "a hours after
the we'll was shct 1t produced 60 bar.
rels. The location is only 10 feet
north Of Godfrey L. Cabot's we'll on
the H. H. Cottle lot. The latter had
an initial production Of 100 barrels.
The size Of the two wells ~ stimu-
late a town lot development at Spen-
GER. A number Of locations have been
made.
In Freemans creek district, Lewis
county. the South Penn Oh Company
has drilled No. 8 on the John Kenny
farm through the Gants sand and will
have q 5.barrel pumper. In the same
district. the Reserve Gas Company Is
rigging up to drill q test on the r. H.
Paugh farm. The same company's
test on the George Waggoner farm
Is a very light pumper In the salt
sand.
In McElroy district. Tyler COUNT;
the Hope Natural Gas Company has
started to drill a test on the Tenant
heirs farm. In the same district, the
same company is due in tte Keener
sand ut a test on the s. Matthews
farm. In Grant district, Wetzel coun-
Ity, the Melrose Oil and Gas Company
is drilling q test on the Rose Hassig
farm. The Melrose Oil and Gas Com
pany has the rig completed for a test
on the P. D. Baker farm.
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COPPER EXPORTS ARE
HEAvlESTTO ENGLAND

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Copper
exports for the week ending February
8, announced yesterday by the depart.
ment of commerce, amounted to 81
714.s79 pounds. valued at s~1.371,127.
Imports were 5,047,212 pounds. Elk.
ports to heaviest purchasers were:
England. 4,311.7s2 pounds: Sweden.
1.613.oss; Italy, ~1,526,627; France,
560,1ss.
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notes outstanding against the Lee OH
Company when purchased. $4,000
have been paid.
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Enjoying Health.

Chicago Herald: An Official report
says the health OF the American army
is extremely good. Compared with
the health Of some other armies, It Is
even better than that.
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Owing to an oversight, coupon for Thursday was
numbered No. 8, instead of No. q. Please send Coupon
No. 3 for Thursday which will take the place of No. d: To-
days coupon is No. S (the regular number0
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Corn ad7 Use
''GETS.IT,"If' rs Sure
Makes Corns Vanish Like Magic /

A hard cap Of skin makes up every
corn. When you put 3 DROPS OF GETS
on IT,. 1t shrivels mp and comes right
on-and there's your c%orn-gone by thun.
deri Simple as taking Oh your hati That's
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
Sreret fra Torae.

ga lea iuu oite ier Spraab / ale
9ldbe ON at ilrips biem til Nor9c, Ill
Sar o9 Wtor % Seiienbe, pl ica III
ta9e mig Den Nribcb at ipsr9e, b%uorfrr
Ser nIbrig er noqct Cprnnb til Dem Ser
hienrme ON at itripe til oS uooonoreoc?
@aer or set tnniic life Ii9eioa tirrs
fomment for o5 at fno ct @rep ia
6icmnct, iom for Dem biemmc at bsrc
ira oS?
Set er MT inp 9lar, iioen ieg reiitc
fra Norge. % Ell 10 NnrS Eio III ieG
reaeImGSii9e SOnr paa mine @repc,
Iioen blcD BET ITngere og IGn9crc mel
lem buert @rep, ieA fif, % M CT oct
oper to Nar, ieQ life bar bort Ct Grb
ira Noroc. lloatct ie9 bar icnbt Gre
ne bio regeImrsii8t, fnnr ie9 BOG aIbrig
Spar, 90 ica tror, at Der CT mango
andre. Iom ujl iige set famine.
Nu ier set nOtiun pent ub, Gle oiaic
6~ormdninger ! bore norif nnerifauitc
Slpiier iii os / 9meritd on at tomne
ihl at iiripe, ONT at ieuoe Sllebrenet til
@nmlelarbet % iua pibere. men naur
manb boloer paa AZ itrioe regclmr5Iigt
% olbrig fnnr Sonr, CT Set ga al I'M
ores pau, al ino mango al o5 6lir
Irnfue oa ilutter at itripe ogioa2
Sea bar Sar o. to 0rebre / GorQe.
Seq man oog boIOc Sar unoifrIot. oo
hans Zinc ~beQhuote at iIaa fell iioit
paa iea lit @repe ina BAN, men 6Dorior
life mine 8rebrc? San life Sc icuoe
noBle Orb Ell oa anoen Gang? &c,
Set 9oor oper min 6oritauo 90 Iau9t
iub / Sreiters.
Seq nlaa M flute "a @rebet beanu
Ser at bIi Iangi, ~annbGnoc uu3eu al
"@oiteu"s 2GIere bar 9iort iamme @re
faring iom ieg. Set ituIbe inacialS
bore rart at bare nm ie9 er BEN %cueite,
iom bar inaet bisie Santer / nit so
BED. s.. g. s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
BRA 8eo @ime Seminar.

Me0 g9ing @}inu, 2-oc Mai 1915.
NcN @iug Scmiuar 6or / ocuuc
lIac u%iillttet Ct mcget 0clHffet Sfo,c
aar. S%oQuiuQcu bar uurct doIilia be-
ore cno iorri3e 9ar. 6c.brcc5tiNtdU
oeu hnr prrct uomerict. OF ser bar
pgret Eart Hr5cjoct aienutmr Gtl1
Hnrct. "%uuocu" bar iirr urrct
ujrtiom, Sen ioretoa en- N1nttrt.ournt
qieuuem Soun, oq mi iyoor bar sen
Git ilcre Nriluit5t1uccrter. Der bar ur
ret aoot 6eisgte. Eirr bar ocu biora
get iii al e8e N~eititenm'ultu oco bei
tiocIiac AuIc0ujuger ioaiom yco BEN
meQet pcI0tfcoc 170c Ytaitilittluinq.
Ser oi6olott5 / @ncu5 auditorium hcr
teN5. DR.. s.. Is. 5mb ira 0dmlnc
par 0obsotnlereu, ol Ct 0or plo ON
trent 0uuorcoc Sicmmcr, uuocr %yoi.
!. SrnOt %erlls St0clic. ior3 iltyc
Saugc mt0 pt.cslll 6orcoral.
5i9itc 5euaal Gilolote5 &accol1I
rcaie ojuosicucite Il. Rctcr9tjrtcu
for @raoucmtJue. @diior Con-. Som.
ion ira Niimcupu,Is prroltei.
@uuoa9 oR Er5oag af5o!otes for
rieuige Slaqs 20c.icr / Sriluftsigort.
Go~negeguttcruc o~oer0uuot Atdoemiterue
i @oloipil 10 MOD , WuuNag. Eirs-
oaa Gitermioo1Q hoIot Re nta0emiite
@%rnueuter fit acknowledgements Col
leaegraueuteruc uoigrtc III on Nfteueu.
Sos 8uoe boIot &el.omittnIeu "a 6. {.
Guictitao NiiieosiaIeu. !. I. Gtse.
I. 9. 9sttesmoe o. q. 8. 8oa boIot
Suler; Rr. 6. 0GsIeruo agerte Bro
lei. % !. 6. @isIeauiit opIrite Sra
oueuternes iioite Bile oq Seitdmenie.
6. St. @almiH uuNerbol0t SOri1mIius
aen meO en- Ueluoiert ~ShuIt (dIt~.
Cus0ag @lorRen boIote5 Sen muuots
lige Nfquug5trameu Tor &c 10 ieologi.
lie ~Gjar0ueuter ! GpcruUr al ct lIopall
az S.oleoireilioueu. o. M Hiieueu iams
me Sag holot "&nnoeu~ lin iioite SION
cert mco llGialg al Sce Cream. Sroo5
set uoget iialiae %eir par Der ooa en-
amelia 6oriumliua tililcoe.
Sor9oaq SoyuioOGa boINle5 @raNua.
t~ion5ieit for ale HiNeImger. %aitoy
I. Y. gSalireno ira 30rrii0uyiae. &is..
hoIot Salen iii @raouenierue. @aito;
Sop. Sobnion tnIte paa Sioleoirettio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
Torretuinesnotiier.
1arm Soa uRro at baue.

0gi5 ou meo liot @luqeuoIrl suffer
at bcluroc en- l3nncuoe Sorremiuq.
cider ON an iom S1rmcr bar uogcu Eio
ulouel7 o. eaIitr a. aa.cuos otuue p1a
en- lrucnOt @1lot. ol yjl On prrc
iutcrcsicyct i Ccu u1c llaitrertoc STA
tllOl. iom FL uoliccu AZ 2islc Oiig.
So. S1r a23. G,utju'u. 81.
Cuuuc @o1 om.1uoler uolct. ioul
enbocr S1rutr eg juierc5ieIet
utnlil ultrrt't.,a Sori1uiug AZ Rauo.
Rr1rte firma id6ritcrcr uemliq Sc be-
rem,c ~iombiuereoe NreuoboriuQ5 %
Erilulg gln1iuer. Der reguc5 Tor an
al oe 1toitc az iii Slag5 paa Marie
ser. On M1uo meo CT &dr 0eitc Tan
meo Sen, bore gieruem ulildq5 Soros
bum0. on zen. giaitiueu irl9e5 pua
Ictte &tIiaar. Strio efter Gatulog o.
Silbuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
IRA Gsmpnb, g. Saf.

Set 2utberIfe SfouSiuaoiite GoIonis
1ations SeIItab ion1 blep barnet her
peo gsmonb i Sebrliar 1915, meb oct
Sormaal al iremne Snbflptnin9 of 0us
tberanere til ~omIi9genbe Streg bar bapt
BET nleget trabelt meb at beipare ale
Gfteripereiler og f%renuiie 9ano pg Sare
me til iaobaune iom bar fommet BERTH
for at ie9e Jig ct beba9eIigt 6iem. llos
iigterne for ct ri9ti9 itprt aronanr bar
oIbris peret beore, og bu fomner
%2anbpriierne til at itisc burtigt. Sos
Ioniiations SeI1fabet boIbcr Option paa
mteeet 2ano eiter gantle Triier.
Sort Sollerlo blep puIgt ipm Sele@
got ira bore Wieni96eber iii Spnooes
mebet i San Srancisco, Gal.
Sen 2Sbe Iai ifal gsnon0 Stpct
@reeoers 4siociatipn boloe Set Der;
Der blir "Special Srain5" % sobe Saz
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
SSnofjorolaaetS ztepne.
!. Games giirn 30te Suui lite Suli

-. NNbAl(IE y 'HAA NNAAlli . TX NNAAAAs
Ct. San1eS, Den c~atrcite @u i port
9auc.
piI 0ierc alt. bpaN Ben fan epnc.
naar ierofioroie gStIin9er, apinNe o9
Ndue,
oio .ommer til ScnoiiorNinaS Stcpue.
Oh 8ubbc iou ~IrugtcO ! itrrpiommc
Var.
iii SpeSen % Solicit Ser bicmmc. -
lea rco. ON on toumer, on 9raebom
iGnr.
for manet. iom bill 'nnec 90 bcTme.
Seq oeS, at on finocr en- Gen. ion bar
itriot.
% punbet til 6reocu / StriNem
Sans @Iit or iaa miIot % ban iu,iItc
ina tiht,
% niitcr % iuarcr til eioeu.
On lluoNOm meo aroitcn 90 @oNet
@armj
9aa meb for at eIrSc Sc gamIe.
@uo @IrNen &c ieIcr, fan 8iore Sig
rnrrr.
9oS Siertcrre airrIi9bcS inmIel
aom ouel Som mco til SlT9tcrreS
2o9
os glenn life @lrNcu % smiIct.
Som ou. iom bar tro pan Dor ShQoes
Ingsia9,
aom oaiaa ON oitc ou tpiIct.
SIuu 8eeaI.
Courts, g. Sal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
TmmeoplcrneS siIfciane.

Seq mao benlieit bcNe ON Spta8cIie /
"Gecorabs@ plteu" al meOfeI9cnNc %
ocrpeo faa unSerretict ale NimcSeIcr
ON, at oen S~iltefauc, iom al Solicit
/ HumeSal er ienot iom Sorrring til
Mtneonl3Iaget, Tom meo "8riitionius
fioro" til Neip Nort Sen 14Se Nai, Set
bill taae Iiot Sin at foa Sen ilnreret
igiennem She Custom 6ouie", men
set fan mn anieeS for i~iftert, at Sen
bill fonme irent til 2aQet5 GarsmcSe /
Sarge, q, 0af. Ben 16Oe "a 17be Sunni.
Tnnen toiter 500 Groner Il Nor9e) og
fol p6re nomrrtet putter. Snoltriitcn
pna ben er: "Na e9 peit meg eli 2anb
langt Ser oppe mon Noro". @iueoet
pna Soriihen cr fra Nore, % Noreipors
sen bIant % bIoa / Miotcr, Rorc airte
til 6eire. oo set mrQti9e Gipsiiclo /
@n9%grlnoen, ct Getc tnpiit @umeooISs
ldrbiiab.
Nu maa ale Mlmeoeier iom poa
i,o0eu muIig Iadoe IAN beflittc ii9 poa
at tomme til Mpbct % fnn ie Ncuue
prrgtigc Sane % itorortebe % Qirpc
Sorrrin9 far bore SrNc6ngocr o9 Srrnz
ocioIf / Nor9e, % orre meo / Seitcu
iii 6nnenS Snopielie.
2oget8 intercSiunte anrbog bil o9s
ian oUre frriSg til sen Sib, inn al
bcuue Sang bar bort Weoe n,cact al
iproeIeS SnteresIe al bnbe pon.
aae penliqit biIiet % rel ment / Snrs
90 pcn 16be % 17be SUM, 1914.
s.. s.. Strpnt.
6iQ6oro, g. 9, 24Sc Wai 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04

lere DIP. Sarmere itaI inobrinee iulbs
bIobeoe areaturer % giebalier lfal ube
oeleS iii Dem iom bar De prreti9ite %
bebite areaturer. @smpnos Stoctbreez
oers Isiociation er Set itoritc SeIitab
/ oenne Hetning / Sc 6oreneoe Stntcr.
Sc eier % al &c fornemite inIhbIooeoe
"Sire5", % beitaar al $50 @eblems
nler.
Sen 15be sunni Itol ogiaa bIioc ell
iipr Sag Der / @Smono. S%tortalere
fra Chicago og andre Steoer fonmer
her, % SoIf oente8 ira belle Gountpet
% andre Stcoer.
Sen Ace SuIi ltaI aoIouiiatiorsiels
ifabet feire 6ome BUILDERS Dan Der /
Gsmono. Set bilbc barre operflebigt at
ii9e at Itore Sorpentninscr oeles al
Solicit ga bette SeIitab er oant iii at
9iere ale Sing / fuIpeite IaaI.
Nanoag ben gaze @tni a~irciite ga
tor $. %. Iancitao iii llbitiningen i
Gan SranciSco % meoferte 2iteratur
ober bort OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, lpn ban
bI llboeIe Der. San er ogiua WebIem
al G6oral Union Iom bolber Set / Gan
Srancisco / Suni % fontner iii at tuge
Sci / beres Yrogram Der Iamt DeItage
/ Spnobemsbet.
She Commercial GLIB of gsmot,o
ifal aibolbe en- Corn Sbofp" Der til
6eiteu, og SrGmier ital uboeIeS til sc
1ont ADLER bet bebIte Corn Der. en-
GIsper ps MfaIfa>9a9 er oeiaa paas
tale.
Gsmouo trGr9er en- ifanbinabiit 2es
&c, en- StrGboer o9 en- "&aiuter oe
Yapcrbaneer", Iom bill boi9tte iig Der
meo Sarnilie. @i trGnger pgIaa en-
lfonbinabiit Sentiit, ipm pil boirtte zig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
FRA Spwarb, 2. Saf.

gaitpr 6. @. Sintpeu pr9oiteoe
Ioitor g. 6. Woens &alb Senbdg Der
16be Rai, Sorrniobasen / Sorparo We
niebeo % ON Gftenen / gctbunia Wes
nia6cp. Soiparb, 9. 8. Taltor Sins
luau tiI6ercr gaptiittirfeu o9 Naltor
91uen ben Sorenebe norlfslutberlt
Strife.
1aitpr g. g. Iocu al Den Soreneoc
airte bolber IfifebsprGfen / Sethanto
Itenisbeo BEN CITE SUM 1915. 8ar
Ifal flptte til Groptiton, Winn.
Saltpr Gilman 9arier, &ortIanS
Oregon, bar autaeet 9oIoet fra Setbu'
niu oe aneftereoe I~eni9beoer, Solparo.
g. Sat, % agter at tiItrGbe / Ell nri
Sremtib. X.