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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13
X9CARS ROBBED
8 ARRESTS MADE
Officers ii! Raid Houses In
Worthington and Find
Stolen Goods.

: o.
a daring series Of robberles In
Worthington and vicinity extending
over 1--WE months, during which $500
worth Of clothing and other articles
were stolen, was cleared UP last night
with.lthe. arrest Of James Scott, of
Middleton. and Charles Cryg and An.
gelo Bonn; both Of fschiefton.
LieutenantsW s. Gibson Of the B.
& o. police; Constable Charles satter.
field. OF, Justice OF the Peace R. Leigh
Flemlng:s office, and ]. M. Ice, Of the
B. &, O. spent last night recovering
the loot. The officers searched sew
eral houses in Chiefton and. Middle.
tons even digging up the cellar floors
in their etlorttto recover. stolen sarti.
Giles. Goods were recovered In yari.
6usPpldces:a as follows:
Angelo sBonn'ss trunk, eight pairs OF
socks, two undershirts, two pairs OF
drawers. =; .
Charles Cryg's trunk, two suits OF
underwear, four pairs of drawers, ~
pairs of socks. 3 :. Z
Boarding house in Chiefton, ,1S
pairs of socks. .undershirt, four pairs
OF, drawers, two baby caps, roll oftcar
pet;T three pairs Of gloves, six pairs OF
shoes, meat cutter apron, seven doz-
en- aprons, IS vests for. women.
James Scott's house in. Middleton,
three pairs of shoes, meat cutters
apron. f
Baltimore &. Ohio freight cars in
Worthington have been broken open
on several occasions during the last
five months, and many articles stolen.
"a clue to- the identity OF the robbers
was obtained a few days ago and the
arrests and the e!recovery Of part of the
stolen goods followed. - .s !,
Mrs. Scott declared that the shoes
found In her home had been purchased
for a, baby whose arrival in the Scott
home was expected ina short time. 4
The carpet was found tackled toStiie
floor OF the boarding house In Chief.
ton, and Il! had been in use for. some
time. One pair OF shoes recovered
had been. worn fortseyerai weeks byI a,
woman In the Chief ftonS boarding house
and she protesteds vigorously when
she was compelled to give them gups
declaring that sheSdid not. want to 70
baretooted. 3D. 3 y $ =, q
\ The goods covered were, taken To-
Justice Fleming soffice early this
morning and arranged for display as,
evidence against the prisoners who. are
Fsche eduled for a, hearing this afternoon
The underwear recovered Includes &
large amount of women's lingerie and
its display caused sconsid BILE embars.
rassnlentt among the ..meres men who
are prosecuting the case.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13

PARIS, March l3.-The lombard.
rnent OF the Dardanelles was resumed
Friday morning by French and British
battleships, says a dispatch from
Athens. Seventy small mine sweep.
ers are reported continuing their CT.
forts 20 clear the mine field under the
direction OF officers representing the
British and French navy.
THE allied feet" says the dispatch.
Still has eight or ten forts aud a Ger.
tain number Of coast batteries TO re.
duce, butSit isSthe general opinion that
they will enter the sea Of Marmora
within Q fortnight III The land forces
cooperating with them also can con.
tinue their advance
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13
CASH REGISTER COMPANY.
GAINS COURT VICTORY
7tBy Associated Press.)

CINCINNATI. March 1s.rThe Unit.
ed States Circuit Court OF Appeals to.
day reversed the. lower court In the
case of the government against John
II. Patterson. president. and twenty.
six other officials Of the National
Cash Register Company Of Dayton. O.,
and remanded 1t back to the district
court for new trial. Mr.. Patterson
and his associates were found guilty
Of violating the Sherman antitrust
law and sentenced to serve a prison
term and fined.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13
Radiun Saves Life
Of Sing Sing Inmate

oSSINlNG, MY. March 13.-Thirty
thousand dollars worth OF radium, the
gift OF Frank A. Vanderlip, president
of the National City Bank OF New
York. has saved the life of Joseph
Pachelli, an inmate Of Sing Sing pris'
on, It was said today.
Pachelli was suffering from cancer
OF the lip. DR.. A. o. squires, OF os.
sining interested Mr.. Vanderlip in the
case with the result that tho banker
purchased the radium which It was
said will be uset in treatment Of other
prisoners. IS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13
State Makes Motion to Send
the Prisoner Back To
Matteawan.
OTHER DEFENDANTS FREE
MOTION TO RETURN THAW TO.
NEW HAMPSHIRE TO sE AR
GuEo MONDAY.

L * tbS bAASoClnLel EsFcSS.1 sA
NEW YORK, March 13.-Harry X.
Thaw was acquitted today OF conspir.
acy in escaping from Matteawan ,asy.
lum, August IT. 1913. the charge on
which he was brought back to New
York from New Hampshire.
Roger Thompson, Richard, Eugene
Duffy and Thomas Flood, the four
men who assisted him in his spectacu.
lar flight by automobile from Mattea.
wan to Canada, likewise were acqult.
ted.
The Jury which acquitted Thaw had
labored all night. Till 1920 this after.
noon, In an effort to reach verdict
As soon US the verdict was an
nounced. Thaw was given over to the
custody OF Sheriff Gr![enhagen, OF
New York county.
The four co.defendants were dis.
charged. A motion 10 have Thaw
committed to Matteawan as an insane
person was made by Deputy Attorney
General Cook. Immediately after the
Jury had rendered its verdict.
This motion was combatted by
Thaw's consul who announced that
in,as.much as Thaw was brought here
on conspiracy charge and found not
guilty he should be returned to the
state OF New Hampshire as a sane
man.
Formal motion that lie be returned
was then made by Thaw's lawyers.
Justice Page efannounced that he would
hear arguments on this motion next
Monday afternoon, March 10. In the
meantime Thaw was remanded to
the Tombs. -.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13
Officers Elected By
Builders Supply Men

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, March 1s
The second annual convention OF the
West Virginia Lumber and Builders
Supply Dealers Association closed its
session here by selecting Wheeling
as the next meeting place and elect,
ing the following officers:
President-W. E. Winter, Hunting
ton: vice president, g. NJ. West,
Clarksburg; secretary treasurer, e. ).
Dickerson, Huntington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13
Start Y IN. G, A. Work
Among War Prisoners
tBy Associated Press. /,

BERLIN, via London. March 1s.-
A. c. Harte, representing the Interna.
tional y. Nj SCSA., has obtained per.
mission from the foreign office to es.
tablish branches OF the Y. NJ. C. A. for
religious work among war prisoners
ia Germany.
Authority has been granted to open
branches sinitwo camps where the pris.
oners are mainly Russian and French.
Germany IS the fisrt country to au.
tl,orize such al. undertaking, but Mr..
Harte will Task other belligerant ma.
lions 10 follow her exampe.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13
Wife Her
Husband. Assault

Accusing her husband Of kicking
and beating her this morning before
breakfast, Mrs. Ida Default, Of 3e9
Water street, swore out a warrant for
his arrest today before Mayor Anthony
Bowen, charging assault. The hear.
ing Is scheduled for this afternoon.
Mrs DeVault alleges that her husband
viii not work and that she IS com.
PEELED to earn her own living.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13
WHITE HOUSE OFFICER DEAD. +.
fRv AssocI1taa 13raesN Z, =

WASHINGTON, D: G., March ia
Col. w. n. Crook, dispensing officer
OF the white house: who was President
Lfncoln's body. guard and intimately
acquainted with every President since
1860, died at his home here today he
had been sick with pneumonia more
than O week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13
FightlIn Court Yard
Lands Two In Jail

Frank Mark and Peter Conn. both
Of Fairmont, dared flout the majesty
Of the law by engaging in a fist fight
In the courthouse yard today and as
result landed in the city jail.
Policeman Phillip Harr and Deputy
Sheriff BENJAMIN Wilson noticed an
unusual commotion about the court.
house and quickly took the two men
into custody.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13
3sa .:::t
THE NEW CHARTER.

Some extended comment on I
the registration Of voters as
provided by the charter was
crowded out of today's paper
owing to the pressure Of local
news. twill appear Monday.
Read the charter provisions
pubIishetl today = they are
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13
TheEWeaIther.

7Western Pennsylyania-Fair 70.
night and Sunday. West Virginia.
Fair and somewhat warmer tonight
and Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13

MIR. Lizzie Vance and Mss Lima
Brlnkran OF Grafton. have returned
home. after spending the week with
Mrs. b. j. Vance on Parks avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13
Pairlllonl.t Boy Has
Stage Romance
alsaiFe 9 Fairmont boy. travel.

. Ft4EHlHItClclanI ItOr the "GlfI
Dlesnts Company, was recent.
Anited III marriage to Miss Ruth
raj Hill, an actress 5ot the company.
The marriage took place In Marion
city. ohio. where the company was
playing an engagement at the Alhan.
bra Theatre.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13

General Emiliano Zapata who has
entered Mexico City after Carranza
evacuated It, is credited with having
destroyed fourteen cities and towns
and confiscated money and property
valued at sl00.000,O00. On four occa.
sions he has been bribod by the gov.
ernment in power to lay down his
arms, aud every time he has taken the
money and double crossed" the fac.
tion in the capital. Unguided by any
one policy lie has cast his lot with
various parties in Mexico, always for
his own personal gain.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-13
Responsibility NOW RESTS with
THE LEGISLATURE, governor SAYS
Death Calls
Count Kl1itte
WAS FIRST PRIME MINISTER AND
ONE OF RusslA's GREAT.
EST MEN.
(gy Assoclated Press )

Z. LONDON. March 13.-Count Sergis
Julovich Witte. Russia's first prime
minister. died last night, says a dis.
patch from Petrograd. Count Witte.
who was born June 2sth, 1s49. at
Tifis. was one of Russia's plenipoten.
tiaries at Portsmouth. n. H., III the
negotiations for peace with Japan III
1905. He afterwards was made a
count and appointed president OF the,
new ministry, but retired in 1906, and
held no important posts after that
time.
Count Witte was regarded as In
some respects one OF tho most re.
markable men his country. had pro.
duced, but his reputation was even
greater abroad than at home. Through
out his career, during which he ac.
complished much for Russia, he had
many and powerful enemies, although
his great ability and remarkable ca.
pacity for work was never questioned.
Regardless of his work as statesman.
his chief fame In Russia rests on his
development of manufacturing indus.
tries, the expansion OF railroads ann
the placing OF the monetary system
upon gold basis. Although always
supporter OF the monarchy. he rec:
ognized the power OF the people aud
had democratic tendencies On his
fathers side his family was OF com.
mon origin. but his mother was a de.
scendant Of the Ruriks, the old rulers
of Russia before. the election OF the
Roulanoff dynasty.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
Svsner Oct for Sinlano7
Tinnerne baaber at faa Selpitpre %
eaen Mrme.

en- Slime, iom forleben Dag fom
ira lit Siemlanb paa @ei til eng.
lano, gap "9ergens aitenbIab" no.
gen Splpsninqer ON Smllaget / Sen
rusiiife YoIitif uperfor 6inlano.
Otter G5arenS 9eisa / Selling
fors er BET ben olminoelige Wening
/ Sitlanb, at 2anbet / 2sbet al en-
iorbolospis fort Sio bill faa SeIp.
itpre, og at Sen finife 9lrme bill bli.
be gietreiit. Sc finife Sfiicerer ionl
bar oelto9et / &rigen bor uonlerfet
Jig iom ilinfe Strateger, ug Stor.
fprit Tifoloi ifal ejentagenoe BABE
giort G5oren opmerflom paa at
@lcnreisnin9en al Den iinIfe Scr
uiloe betpbc ct 6~etpoelig militrrt
Fll,S for HusIano UNDER &riJen.
G5aren ifltloe til en- @egpnOelie
pPre upiaig til at Dere pua Stor,
ipritens Nauo, men oeilne elf life
trrt, % tilililt if ban uouirfet, at
G5aren oilagoc ct @elog / ScIiing-
iprs.
Set paoltnaes iorreiten mes Be
itentbeo, at GSoren - %piitnpf eiter
enQelif Tootrpf = bill itrGffe iig
iaa langt operior Sinlano, at ban
piI giengipc 2onoet ben Toriatnin9
iou set 6opbe fer oct bcrpJteoe
StatSfilp / 1908. SinnerrcS Gel
ta9elie / Grigen - Sc, bar 81. a.
uorl,itet Here Sanitetsaibclinger til
sen ruSiiife Scr - bar giort ct
me9ct iterft Snotrpf / HuSIano, og
bpis G5oren giengir 2anoet bets
gomIe Sorintning, pil bcttc Sfriot
iiffert bIi billet mco @lrbe | be fri.
iinoeoc 2eire / NuSlano.
Ieorgoniiotionen al Sen finite
9(rnlt pil piitnof bli pperoroget til
Storiprit Nifoloi, og Oct CT
life uionoipnlig at enfeltc Iibelin-
ger iom /. Gr. oen iinife @uroe oil
bIi inofalot unoer Sonerne allcreoe
ipaar. Gen ruSiiifc SGr / Sinlano
operitiger ior Chen life 10000
Iuno, % 0enne contingent pil
ianoipnIi9piS BIZ icnot til Srcrtcn
iaa mart oe1 iilife Scr bnr ouer.
toact Sinlonos Toripar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
2immnctotc Tpoeialo.

NuOcclu 6auiou, 5iour sails, z.
Sat. Io6t / Sticn, % Par. 9ho-
mas (boup'ou 2ouuclr. Mmn.. iaot i
&dlOcr5. IS 2ur. ~. Y. Nroericn
zolt Yatc Sim, lltob, irNt / Gonmurt
5} Gdr. M}r2. HuOrca @no, Salt
@oic Sim, lltnh, icOt paa Ercorifitao.
80 Enr. @umlor &crleitm Snn
Srnnci5co. Goi, % Gar. E6ono5
Stotfclono, acut @aih.. 30 9lor. -
01ptcu Gle Moniou. 5nu Eruncn2co.
sal. 5u Hor. Gbomus @uuocricn.
Suu Sruuti5to. Sal. - War. Eor0en
0cnrilicu HiuQitt0. ga. irot poa vol
Iuro. Eommurf. 5o Gar. ~ Mrs. 9lo3e
mua (cuicu zcroniou "a. irot /
S5bicrq. Cdrmurt. 80 @lnr. S6oe
mos Nuocricu. @loir. &cbr., icct pno
Sicluuo Enumayt % gar. ~ Mrs.
zsgtu & @rucr, Gafoto Gouutp,
4}jun, i1Nt p1a Ninacrite, 20 Nur.
Mrs. Gle Z. 5tduc. linton. z. Tat. -
EdcoJ Goco5iou Nio2. StouQbton @is..
80 9lr. NcIS $. Nuocrion. Sat
LAM. @is.. 70 Nor. Mrs. Naoubilo
Wdrarci5c Ghritoiitriou. 9o,c MipIep.
Wis. irot / Erono6icmt Il Nar. -
Mrs. 81. 81 1nlcu. Nortbpooo. Y. 3.
9Gis N1ygurct 0cunuo. 0urIcn,
IA. @lit0o CIiin ScnitIc. @aih..
itot / Gyjiuou,o s. Nor. ~ Ril5 SIT.
M 0ccotc Strait. glufu. icNt puu
N~,,0clduc. Gle N}olbp. Scnttlc.
@0i1.. 90 Ndr. @uuc M1ric SbcI
him 0onijcIN. N}iuu.. IS Var. -
SmS y. NroNcIauN. @c,bc2Na zones.
E&jlmur @}im. icSt 1~iapouacr. So
@ar. Mrs. 0nrcu Glen, @roctIpn,
So 9or. 1obm &cocriou. @roo,lpu.
@Iaie |cicriou. Siour Sails. z.
Edt. g. Har. 9uNrcip 01nion.
Siuur sails. :. Eut.. % Sur. - Sens
~ 0olcn. Sarge H. 2ot. 70 Nor. -
" & anNrcosIer. Grootitou, @iiuu.
'oNt raa SiulurN Euumdrt. s. Tar.
2pcn ! ENlocu. %oIt Gouutp.
@}inr. icNi / Scare. 50 Nnr. - sreI
9nocriou Il. @1ul @iun. - Var.
Nop.cju %otu NuocrIcn. VrootIru.
IS Hoy. EuI3 : @roien. EoIoabI,
Wiu0.. 'sot / QreN9berreN. - Nar. -
Noue CIion ShlIet (1inIotl. @onrt
1orcb %9iS ioot / @nl. 6alirQodI,
- Hor GrS. SorrcTra @rdmbiu.
| Zimmerman. Niin. ioNt / 2!anucpit,
81 Wax. Not anScrior. @Icuuooo,
9iiu Sells 0%auiou. NleoraS.
Miuu. 81 Sar. - HielS Acmminaicu.
oriQQ5 Gomtn. y. SAT. ieNt / San
mari. - Nor. Mrs. Marie giiIic.
&ation @iinu.. So War.
GbicoQo: MrS. Marie Sirom;
@fr5. Miulcne Sboriou 90 War; @rS.
Nuuo 0curiticu. 90 War; N%ntbulie
N,Iicu. % Var.
&tuucapoIis: Chris 9ier.
So War; Hutou z. Nuitno. IS Var;
Naycu NJ. arNtriou 81 War; nils
Hocu. icNt / Snrcuoalcu. IS Sor; Hus
Nrep Cliou 81 War; Sobu @iunes. 90
Wan; $ohu No0oict. - War. - 9peu
pnuReU. 81 Har; @iiS auna %. Sr-
!hcr. - Gdr; Ansmu5 Sobnion. %
War; Naus $obaiou. ieoi pao Non8Ss
0cra - var; wtoree 8. &crieuiN.
81 Var.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
Den nye oanlfe
6runolop.
@cotaact at bcgac Sing. Get brig
ger up til @Glgfamp.

IRA a%isben6oun meboeleS oelt
22be glpril: Snnoatinget pcotog
ioag peo treble Gangs @e~banolin1
Sen me @runolou meo 40 Stem-
nler moo #. NiItemmiugcn ianot
Ste0 pco Nupneoprnab, Ell ipareoe
%"itenmer life" % 10 par irapGren-
Sc. : sc iibitc Sage cr ser ira
enfelte Splo inoen @cire agiteret
iterft moo @rumolopSiorliget ionl er
tiltroaot al &sires 9coelie. Sp.
rinbclig itentte / ct Tortimooc ionl
9onoStingctS Spircgruppc bolot, fin
3 moo Sorliget, men i0d9 breo
SaIpoelen al @rllppcn no. Gettc
bar ircmfaIot foritnoclia Misitem-
Ming loS 2coelicn. Smorlen fer
@rnuoIopcn3 cnoclige %eoiogcIie i
6olfetin9et.
a%iebcnbarn, 23oe Npril: Soife-
tiu9et pe6tod ibag mco 106 Stcnl-
nler moo I Sen me @rlInblor, ion,
iaaIeoeS er iert i9iennem / beggc
HiaSooaenS gioeIinser. Gen enc,
iom itelnte imob par Den fieben-
hopnife &eirereprrieniant Sefretnr
@ulii.
Otter Niitemninaen reiite Ell Gil
berer liz, Sen fietote SorfiGmper
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6ru @oie-
len. Neller. % nbbruate CT Sepe for
Ben me 8runolop.
@an har pc,tet at Solfetinas'
palacne / Mai til HiaSoaaen, ION
itnl bcfrUitc Ben me @rmolop,
ifuIbc bli "Srcpspalg", loet ollie
BARTER riloe hIi enise on Of slen'
rUlec &c mnpGrenoe SolfetinsS'
| mrno. @en Den @epGseIie iom III
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
"Wc ipafp too".

&duQt l0c ! Sn6boOct lager Ell
li0cn & iom heocr Nirll, og iont
sc iUrrciic ~uoNeuiinhc bar hort on.
Gems @ciolfninQ. hlttcr Folpnciicre,
tTllcr Jolt 1000. oQ Tor trcttcn Inr
iiOcn bIcu Sen auncftcrct al Nc9lc-
rinlcn poa Np 3colano.
Nco0iuQcn poo oeunc 2 hor icnNt
SEN Brittle NcQicring ct @nbitab,
ser bar poft ell his CpiiQt. Set
ln0cr orbrct ioulcocS; Seq CT
ltiuI3 %onO, ct IiOct Barn ser bar
rciit iiQ Tor at hiUIpe SONG @corG8
Nilc. q 9inQ fan ri tiIbnoc, Fcn.
&c % MTno. Salt: 1G4 FrnO
StcrIiua "a 200 Mono."
1Gl Nunb err omtrcut. bpn0 ct
cnfcIt Sfuo ira en- mclcnInr
Sfib2fnnon foitcr, oQ sc 10 &un0rc-
Sc Man0 nil life iuIoc nlc1ct / N}ils
IionhUrcnc@ SmttcrQruuc. "a 0o9
hur oct bornIiNt acknowledgements
%u0ifub ira Niul unft bua0c Ncrcl-
ic % &ilbcI / @nQlono; set cr ct
mt @cui9, ct blonot Sc ulanQc, pon
huor ioit icIp Sc iicrncite 90 MIND
tie QeIc al set brittle giqe iGlcr iia
ianuuc1fupttct mc0 @~clbeoen; set
rr ct @cpi5 poo, at llotrpffct INT,
pcrium Nritounium" oct britiifc
&eroen@riQe, err Ell NcuIitct o. life,
i0m iommc GnQlUu0crc ti0liNcre
icIp bar pilct qiorc set iii, Ell poll.
tiff Traic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14

er reiit NOR @run6lopsforIiget ira
Ell Gel al Seire, bar 9nbret Stil-
Iin9en. 6orelebig be6uoes Spltil'
ling al Ssirefanoioater / TO ajeben-
bapnife areoie moo be nupGrenoe
rubifule og i%ocialiitiife ReprGientan-
fer. Ssirefanoioater pentes ugiaa
opitiaet / en- Npffe andre al 2an-
bets areoie.
aongen bar / @ftermiboas I'M
oerifrepet ct fongelig aabent 9rep,
ifelge bpilfet Ser noifripes Solfe-
tiil9spnlg Srebag 7be Mai og
2anostin1spale ben 21be Mai.
@runolops iorilaget inoeboloer @e-
ltemmeller ON &pinoens Stemmeret
% &uIgbarbeo, opbpper 8ongens
Hct til at ,lbn0pne ct piit @ntaI
2anostingsmpno, afifaffer Ben pri-
piligerte Stemmeret til 2anostinget,
nebiPtter StemmeretsaIoeren ill
Solfetinget ira 80 til % s(ar, ibet
oerlne Iloer BOG ferit bIir Stcmme-
rets9rpnie eiter Iiboloelien al a
rrbinpre @alg meb 4 aars Mel-
lemrllm. @runblopsforilaget ifal
- ier BET trGoer frat - oeoto-
ecs al en- M &igsoos. Man baa-
Der, at 3ongen pil f,,ntie UNDER ifripe
ben me @rltnblop Ben ste Stunt,
Iarsoagen for 0onmarfS ierlte
8rlinblup al 1S49.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
Trifirfcn.

9Qiamnr WcuiqbcN, Toitor 81
q. Oiidaclion5 aaIo. bar MI belttli
lit me 9ibeorQeI. %igciao bar Will
mar % Ct. Sobn5 Meni9heo al lam'
me GuIo, iorbeict Erciten9 Scn meo
5000 Naret.
Voitor 81. %. 0iiotbun refer
iortiocn omfrin9 oa inoiamIer Nib
Ter iii bethesda &omca. Nan bar
nuIia bcisat III aomIc aal0 | Noro'
Iano % orneftcreoc Wcni0beoer, III
bcticni al Gaitor e. NJ. Naniett.
Ct itsrrc SamtoIcmoOc bill AZ
holoe5 pcs Soltb Saifotdelpan Sill
pcr, ip6pcit Tor H%iucrburit pao @reat
[ruuf rScrnboncn, lluit. u $. @of'
ifa05 aalo. Mtcoct oiboIocs oen
250c til 27Oc Sini. 2lac areNien@
NcuiQbco&ioIf % &rciter inobpOe9
ill at ocltoac. Som o0iaa mco ira
NIbcrta. - "6olfcbl."
@oit. q. No2 icircoc Oen 2Soe
@lpril iir so aoriQc @cburt2Onl | lit
0jcm / Noro minneapolis. Gogcn
tilbroatc3 ionr1nen mco Tamilicn og
cn0cI &enncr iom oilog0c ham Re
loo / 2lllconing al Gagen. aorte
1oler bIcp boIot al Faitor 6o9cn,
@aitor Slcttcn. liant @c6urt@oaga-
barnet. 1oitor gloS ser ircnocIc@
cr raif % mgoommcIia ioo man life
orc al ban oGcrebe hopoc fulot
60 9lor, fan ic tilboqc pao CT plrf.
Kin / prcitcli9 &Irtiomhco.
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Uorretminasmotiicr.
Grpacbc 4parnb retteS.

|6ilo Surt &is. 60, 24S-5tb Sir.
Samestolpn. u. o., bar CT advertisement
i Senne lleaaue, % oct CT M Here Var
iioen Bette Sirma briate "SoIten"s
Spalter. Sirmnet briser ben Sbei'
Soniis Ietbpbe iii ar rette trpgebe 8na>
raN, % Sc oil ieune lit ShcIeons appas
rat. t~ilpirtet otter Seitiaina. ior 30
Saaes Yrcpe. Sc bar CT lieen 300,
ser iuIoitruSis beitripcr ecres apparaf.
% Sen nil mcS andre SpIpsninaer %
Sriicr ienoes dig irit. on on ltrlner
Ill benz % furtGaer air ON or Stls
i9lne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14
Sueriges VolfemGm8oe.

Sra StocfboIm meobcles Sen 23oe
Hlpril: &ciultatet al Sen iibite Sol
fctUlilg ior Suerigc fcreli99er iaf-
ten. % piier en- SoltcmTngoe az
5,679.607 Ienneifcr. Nntalet al
@iiternaal % Ssoiler er / iterf
Neoaang. SpoielStolet ior iioitc Iar
or n1ilore eno SET nogeniinoe bar
p0ret / Sc t1O Nlar, ben iueuife
Statiitif amiatter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-14

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