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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-27

n;uu GALE-Ten COWS about TO freshen
IIqulIe CT X. II. Pnrdy, Manchester, VI.
Isa1.rt 84tlZ
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-27

EOR SALE-Variety of Lathe and Planer
4 tools drills ana feamers, etc. Apply to Eli
J. Tiffany 400 Gage ST. I0tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-27
WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York and western
Vermont, rain tonight and warmer.
Sunday fair.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-27
TOR sALE-2 sets of new heavy bea.

M
with reaches hand made, sat with "
new Portland cutters, second hand Porla.
cutter, nearly new, new buggy harness.
9 3cOnd hand buggy hsrne s, ! ew 3-lnch tire
double wagon. / double box with spring seat,
second hand CARRIAGES, / ne~ shifting pole
stnd neck yoke. one second hand very heavy
3-inch tire double wagon with Smith brake, 2
tons Timothy hay. Inquire G. e. and
Moon, South Shaftsbur,. Tel. ISt-ll. 1916
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-27

Il occupied by nr. SoIom IN. Main st. Build
ing lot next east w. A. Vial, Man st. Two
house on Dewey st. Fine home, one minute
walk from Union st. on Booth Terrace. sew
eraI building lots and farms Single and dou-
bile houses for sale and to rent. Gen In5nr-
ance Agt. New York Life. Fl. N. Williams. $40
Film st. Tel. l39W, ZStf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-27

London. Nov 26.-The Austro-G err
man forces in Galicia are attacking
the Russian lines apparently in the
hope of compelling the Car to divert
to that region part OF the army which
is being gathered in Bessarabia for
the invasion of Bulgaria. The Rus
sian official bulletin tonight also tells
Of two attempts of the Teuton forces
to make an advance in Volhynia, but
say both failed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-27

N q RENT-Single eight-room house with
II bath. modern improvements, on CONGRESS
street. 1nqu re of Ward Lyons. 29tf .
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-27
no Ranr

no RENT-An apartment, 6roons and bath
partly heated. Corner Branch and main
st. Inquire Mrs. Edward L. Hirt, sl9 Main ST.
fe.s- 3Ut2j
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-27

4. OR SALE Modern house. rooms, in tiae
repair, piazza, good cellar, and large shed
In rear toilet and city water. Located mu-
utes walk from Main St. Price siG00-sl0c0
cash. Nash & hutchDs. 4u
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-27

4. OR sALE--One Hudson ''33' LlghtTouring
Car with all equipment ana IN exec 1tion-
ally good condition. This car Is an extra choice
used ear and will b, sold at a very low figure.
II. w. Will tIns, The Bennington Garage. 9tf
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23
The Promise of Life.

These are days of stress and OF
endeavor, when in the pursuit of the
material, one is apt to forget that
another life shall follow this as surely
as night the day, gentler Spring the
stern and uncompromising Winter"
These are the words with which How
ard Sutherland begins his little essay
book on "The Promise of Life" They
are a fitting introduction, giving the
keynote just before the music starts,
as it were, and preparing the reader
not only for the content of the book
but also for the mood of the writer.
This slender volume-it boasts only
thirty-one pages, and these are set in
large type-has a mission, according
to the publishers. This mission is to
present in simple English proofs tend
ing to show the survival of the indi-
vidual after death. 1t is plea for a
firmer belief in the Immortality of the
soul.
Barring few long words that must
have crept in when the author was
looking the other way-as the passage
consciousness of annihilation is be-
yond the demonstration of the sub
tlest mind -" and barring also
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23
The Literary Trawler

A curious symptom observable in
those who either hate jokes or, like
the Scotch editor, lock WI deefi-
Guilty." is their profound scepticism
about all humorous experiences. You
might much more easily persuade
them that you had discovered
Pharaoh's chariot-wheels in the Red
Sea, or had identified the Man in the
Iron Mask, than that you had wit
messed the scene which you described
or had heard with your own ears "a
thing one would rather have ex-
pressed differently" My own firm
conviction is that in this respect For
tune is absolutely impartial, and that
we all are allowed, during our walk
through life, to encounter the same
number of ludicrous persons, stu
uations and sayings. The differ
ence is not in our circumstances but
in ourselves. "The eye sees In all
things that which it brought with 1t
the power to see;" and many are the
wayfarers who plod year after year
from Dan even to Beersheba and
swear that all is barren.-G. w. E.
Russell.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23
SURELY NOT, RUSSIA.

The Russian government asserts
that it has enormously increased its
resources by suppressing the sale OF
alcoholic liquors, the gain coming
through a so per cent increase in the
productivity of labor.
Surely the Russian government
has made a mistake somewhere. Many
and many American cities can show
that such reasoning must be wrong,
for large part of their revenue de-
pends upon the liquor trade.
Better go over your figures again,
Russia. This totally dry movement
is a startling revolution to throw into
the world in this advanced age. 1t is
liable to hurt vast interests.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23

The Kansas legislator who intro
duced the bill against the use of face
powder, perfume or earrings has, at
least, succeeded in getting the women
interested in the legislature Back
to the Russian thistles for you, old
top" is the latest threat hurled at
him.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23
The Open Column
Against Simplified Spelling.

Editor The Missourian: The fac
ulty recently has decided TO use
some simplified spelling in Universi-
ty publications. l should like to pro-
test against the sanction of such pro-
cedure by the faculty. If the system
is meritorious, why cannot all words
be simplified in their spelling? II
seems a better idea to play with the
whole or with none.
Again, it is decided to spell the
word to indicate any hue distinguish
ed from black or white, "c-o-l-o-r.
Pray tell me any place in this coun-
try now where the word color is
spelled with a ''u"? This seems to
be foolish.
The changing of the word Through"
to thru" does not simplify. 1t rath-
er complicates matters. Until simpli-
fication in the spelling of any WORD
can be adopted universally, the eff
forts of one University faculty or any
other group of men to this end only
makes the science of spelling prop
erly-a most difficult thing-the more
complex.
| say, let us have all simplified
spelling done by everybody, or let us
leave matters as they are. Either
condition as a whole is good. But
to mix a part of one with part OF the
other is unscientific and unscholarly.
Let's hear from someone else about
this-S G.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23
COUNTY CAN BUILD HOSPITAL.

The assessed valuation of the taxa
BILE wealth of Boone County is a lit
tie less than s12,OOO,0O0. A levy OF
10 cents on a hundred dollar vafua-
ton would yield an income OF approx
imately $4,000.
If Boone County would vote such
an assessment, or issue bonds for a
tuberculosis hospital, IL would cost
the average tax payer about So for a
$4,000 hospital, which could be paid
for in two years. If the cost of the
hospital was about $4,000. 1t could
be paid for in three years. The cost
to the average taxpayer would be
about $3.50.
A law enacted by the Legislature
of Missouri in 1911 and amended m
1918 in substance is that county or
a city. or a part of county, or two
or more counties together, may be-
come incorporated as a tuberculosis
hospital district, for the purpose OF
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23
THE NEW BOOKS
Every Man His Price.

Every Man His Price" Is that
price a woman? So Max Rittenburg
makes you ask yourself after read
ing his book. 1t describes the In
ward battles of a man fighting for
conflicting love and ambition. He
wins love, but loses honor. Then am
bition loses him that love. but leads
him to gain his ideal. He sacrificed
his own happiness for achievement
and then wondered il it were worth
while. &C. w. Dillingham; Company,
New York; 315 pages, red cloth. gold
embossed; S1.25 metz
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23
One Good Story
Not Important.

Madam Aubernon insisted upon be-
ing extremely just in heT distribution
of time-limits to each speaker, and
this irrespective of their. talents or
celebrity. A tale is told that one even
ing while a minor parsonage was
speaking, Renan, who was seated al
the right hand of his hostess, tried to
interrupt the speech of his fellow
guest. "Attendez, attended," cried
Madame Aubernon, silencing the au-
thor of La Vie du Christ with an en-
ergetic hand. "Vous aurez votre tour
-" And Renan was forced to re-
main silent.
Meanwhile the servants handed
round various luscious dishes, dessert
ad been put upon the table, and
other speakers had taken their turns.
Finally, towards the end of the din
ner, each having spoken, Madame
Aubernon turned to Renan. Now,
cher Maitre," she said, with an in
gratiating smile, will you tell us
what you were going to say Just no~
when you wanted to interrupt MI.
X.?" "Oh," said Renan casua.iy, 1T
was quite unimportant merely
wished to ask you to let me tave
another helping of those delicious
green as."eFrom France from
Within" by Claire De Pratz.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23

constructing and maintaining tuber-
culosis hospital. Such district may
issue bonds with the consent of two
thirds of the voters, for the purpose
of acquiring land and erecting hos
pital, and it may levy taxes for the
purpose of paying these bonds and
the interest on them. 1t may also
levy taxes for the support and MAIN
tenance of the hospital. Authority rs
also given for the levying OF taxes
for the purpose of paying for land for
the hospital, and for improvements
or reconstruction of the hospital
buildings.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23

a tendency to run to capital letters.
the book makes eminently satisfac-
tory reading. 1t leaves, If not convic-
tion, at least a pleasant taste in the
mind. (Rand McNally & Company,
Chicago; 1914; 81 pages; bound IN
board, cloth back; so cents, nett.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23

Russia's invading army, hurled for
a third time back from the East
Prussian frontier by Hindenburg's
legions, must begin to think that Tip
perary is not the only remote place
on the map.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23
M. o. MAN is ON COMMITTEE
Prof. M. s. Handman viii Help
Frame New Juvenile Court Law.


NJ. S. Handman, professor of soci-
ology in the University, is a member
of the committee appointed by the
State Conference of Charities and
Corrections to frame a new juvenile
court law. The present law has been
held unconstitutional because the Of
tenders were tried in the probate
courts instead of the criminal courts,
as the state requires. This decision
abolished the fifty-one juvenile
courts, which had been established IN
counties of less than $4,000 popula-
tion.
The object of the bill now before
the legislature, is to re-establish
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23

these courts under the Jurisdiction OF
the probate courts. 1t is possible
that this may be done by passing a
bill to the effect that no person young
er than seventeen is capable of COM
mitting crime.
This would abolish the criminal
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23

procedure row necessary in handling
Juvenile cases. 1t is also proposed
that these courts hear such cases as
the desertion of wife and children,
violations of the child-labor law and
divorce cases In which children are
involved.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23
No Literacy Test, .. H. s. Debaters Say

No Literacy Test, U. II. s. Debaters Say
Resolved: That the literacy test
for immigrants should be adopted by
the United States" was the question
debated Friday night by the debating
club Of the University High School.
The negative side won. The affirma-
tive was upheld by Garret Duffy,
Blaine Johnson and w. o. Mitchell;
the negative, by H. K Wilkinson. W.
N. Deaton and William Keegan- After
the debate, Horace Weltmer, coach
of the athletic teams, gave a talk on
public speaking
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-02-23
COLuMBIA,s BUSINESS MEN.

The business men of Columbia lack
one important thing, good social
times among themselves. They have
been hard at work building up the
commercial end of the city, increas,
ing it's wealth and raising the stand
ards of living. Surely they are en-.
titled to their share of the fun, and
this can easily be obtained through
the Commercial Club.
The Commercial Club is the center
of the business activities of the town,
and the things it has accomplished iIi
the last two years are too numerous
to list. 1t has brought the merchants
together to discuss their problems,
aid each other and promote a general
feeling of good fellowship. In all this
it has fulfilled its main purpose, a
pul pOSC. llo
be materially increased, however, If
it provided regular social gatherings
for the business men.
True, there is a certain social fea-
ture to the weekly luncheons, but they
are crowded between the business
hours and are filled with serious shop
talk. A real social time is what is
needed, say fish fry, or water,
melon feast in season. These are
but two of the many ways in which
the men could entertain themselves.
One such gathering a month, where
business is left behind, would cree .e
a closer bond among the business
men in a shorter time than anything
else. AS maker of pep" and ton
ic it can't be beaten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
Oof en- SpinoelaHore.

Mo'blngton, hcn Ste %,Sllrli: "S6e
Srcgenor Gompom" / Chicago er
/ Ell igaar al acknowledgements no
itcot Srorc blepet nGgtet at benpt-
te DC Torencoc Stotera BOT.
&onlouniet tilpirfer og lulgcr ct
SHitrllment font opertcrcs at bile
'Uttc en- Eerion, iom liber al en-
cllcr nnoeu SpgOom, iitono til at
lnoaanoc nlcr Suritof C"SrpQenO
ira gluten. SEQ M~npenocllen eli
bette Snltrumeltt paultnur aontpa-
MET, at Oct fan belbreoe en6piIfen-
lonhelit Spaonm FRO Sopcopine til
Sonlbco, ira &nnbfopper til @rof %
ira Maiariaicbcr til 0pspepiio.
Saftnm cr, Tiger Scpartcmentet /
in Srorc, at Snltrlmentet er fllo-
'tHn0iQ pTroil6S peb @ehanolinaen
ar llogenNomlhclit Spqoom, % Toa-
ltanocnc ON bets nnbcrbare thero.
pclltlltc Ggen'fabcr or iimpeltben
% bcorageriifc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
Oof en- ny proiioent
/ Werico

Mnlhlngton Den 10oc Sltlti: Sfpls
&c ct o'fIciclt Sccgram til ~ll0enriQs-
o~cpartcnlcntet er Hoollc Gonzales
@nria, Ghefcn for &iln- 3apu3are-
0lcrtngen / Mcrico Gitp iaaar bleoet
afint al Observation-Disclosures. Gn
%llldoclegut ira chihuahua, 2uqos
Gbo5oro blcp palgt til prppiioriif
ErUiioent / bans S.eb. San er 81
pllI't % par Maberos Chickering'S
tlo @llpcrnrr / &era Grr5.
Nrnolo Sbanglin, alnerifonif 8e-
neroifonlll / Merico Gitn, forlo6
ioaQ Fahuca ior Sierra Grlt3 lneo
ct Grtrato1 puu fl Nogne, Der mes.
brlllgcr Here bllnorcbe Slpatninaer
ira Merico Gitp. Get pcntcs at an
fonme til &era Grll5 imorgen 81
termiooog.
Set nmerifanife TRANSPORTING
"Surro" onfnm iii Ieru Grus ioag
meo 10000 Tllno MoiS oa 10000
Ellno @onner til ltooeling blanot
npblibcne Werifanerc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15

Ser or oQerebe "trllifct Sfriot iii
at ~ircnlfulbc Wisnpic blanot 9lrbei.
oerne nor bethlehem Stccl Gonlponp,
Union 0tctallic Cartridge Gompa-
M, @itd)elter Hepealing Irms
Gompanp, Hemingtpn @rns ono
ammunition Gumpnnp, OH Eont
Bomber Company, General electric
Company % an0rc.
Set CT en- lnr Fion, ior set CT
fart, at Ell almlnoclig Streif /
oiSlc Iabrlter, iom bar Srn0ernc
filloc meo at fploc &c mootoqnc Be
ltllllnger I'll beltelut Sib, pilbe iur-
onr'aJe Dem ltore Tanifcliabcoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
6oee uoiieter for
Ppeoeaplinsen.

@aibington Sen 9oe Suni: g.
ter buao Observation-Disclosures
opIpicr bar iorriac llges glrnitige
&cir lor inapel &inter- iom |aar.
bpeoen itprfet &aabet on Ell Billion
@,'hel S~pebeapling iaar.
Set fprtiatte Mean i flere al sc
uiQtige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iaoer life
I'll at bape ifaoct Iplingen / noeen
nUpneuTrbia @rao unotagen paa sc
Steoer, hppr man bar ppret biem-
'eat Al SIom o. Speripemmelier.
elsie omiatter imiolertio iaa for.
holoSuiS b~earrnieoe Smraaoer, at
Ben ser anretteoc Sfaoe life pi(
Jicre uoget merfbart Sfaar / 90
ioluhbpttet Der / 9anoet.
Stlraamlen CT allereGe / iulo
8ana i DC ipolige Sele al Speoebel-
tet, o. / DC noroliaere Streg, bpor
DC hl9nene Nsre aIlereoe ~begpnber
az aulnes. trpiies Tprberebclier I'll
AZ toge iat paa Acknowledgements
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
ct nyt tvif Komplot.

Nep 9orf Ben 10oe Sllni: Mon
if ioag Pins ont at Ser Al tnifc
sllcnter beri 2nnoct Qiprc@ Norieg
pea at iaa iitano Strcifer / allc
Tabrifcr, lum leperer %aabcn "a
Inlmilnitipn % andre arlgsiorroao
I'll Sc aIliercoe frigierenhc Moater
/ europa.
&c bar nlco panlig inf @rrmoio-
he's norbeibet en- fipmpempsii0
EIan, iom Sc hnaber oil iorhinore,
cller ialialo / b~etpoeIig @rao be.
ar9nie Sc itorc Seperancer. iom ser
al oisie Nabrifer er aiililttet aon-
trait ON, i~pecicIt mco GnaIano %
Tranfria. elsie @e'tiuiuger anita
oes at belsbe iia til belimoo $780,
100000.
Ieune TIon blep noflnftet. eitcr
at mango andre iorbTgtige Toriea
paa al aiifiTrc ~llhierielen Al %aa.
gen % ariesiorraaS berira SarSet
bapoe ilaaet ieil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
Wislvffet S%lustforics.

@lnnipcg, zoe SUM: Senlten
2'terrl9ere internereoe / Nonqclei-
rem | Srcnoon, Monitoba, aiorbe
Soroog Gftermiooog ct Torieg paa
at renllnc. Meoens noglc al oeres
aan1eroter ino % ipiQcoc Sam,
frob Sc ilnoer set boic Soro %
%'fllllte Jig Tor %ogten. Scrira Inf.
fcoes oct Dem at Iiite iig no / en-
Stnlobpgnlrg, bpor Dc ~ifilllte li9
lniocr 6lllpet.
Ga oe iapneoes bIcp ser roobt /
@co9r, og ga Sc fog tilbens fra
Stnloell, aabncoe Togten SSlo pao
Dem nleo set HeiuItot, at Ell blep
orTbt paa Steoet, en- ouoen nebelia
og Ilere al De andre alporlia loorct.
Ser beiinoer iig III, untrcnt 500
arl5afor11er / Brandon, % Slllgt-
torlpg lorctommcr bpppig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15

BELT parat til at tiIitiue bpiIfcnIom
BELT al DC TO Hegieringer Soriloo
Tom Den ollocn enlfer pperIenot, %
i%nobpoer biertelig Den tpifc Heoie.
ring til at benptte Jig al oisie Sie.
METER.
Sc Nor. StaterS Hegierina ubta.
Ter i'm Siuio til, at Spiflono oil rs.
pile MetfGroigheo % Slmonitet
ale SiltGloer, bpor g%n1crifonere Ct.
Der ocrcs Hcttigbeoer lom ncutralc
er blepet frTnfet.
&c Sorencoe Stuter former ser.
Tor inoltGroi9 % beitioelig Sc Sore
%'tllllnaer, iom blep giprt / Den Note,
lonl bleu operieilbt ben tpife Ncaic-
ring Den 15bc Wtoi, % ltolcr / biaic
Toreitiaingcr poa sc humane Grin-
ciper, Iom CT nlminoclig unerfienot,
% paa Sen tpre Stations aomlc Sen.
fob.
&c Sorencoc Stater fan life cr-
fienbe, at Troflamering al en- ariga-
some, ira hpilfen nelltrule Sfibe pao-
lTgaes at boloe iig bortc, pirfer iao-
leocs, at Oct / ilngen @rao aifortcr
anterifnnlfc Sfibea cner omcrifanife
Torgeres Hettigbcber, noor be CT /
lopli9e 9Grinoer iom Tasiagcrer
pau Snnoelalflbe tilbprenoc en- frl1-
ferenbe Station.
Zen nmerifanife Megicring tror
life, at Den tplte Hcgiering bctpiler
biaie Mettigheocr. Zen tror oaioa,
at Den afcepterer iom ct Yrincip,
hporpm Ser life fan pprc npgcn
Gull, at Observation-Disclosures Sip life
pnn lpplig Wtaubc fan ubirttes Tor
,Snre PEG aoprin9cn cuer EoelTg-
al ct Sanbcla'flb, Ionl in9en
glcr, % at Den ullertlclt-
Ser TprpligtcIicn til npie at iprpiaic
liz on, at ct miatGnft &albelalflb
tllberer ct iienotllgt Snno, cllcr at
oct fercr Arlgafontrabnnoe ul0cr ct
lloitralt Stag.
&c 1Sor. Statcra Ncgjering bar
al rinlclig @runb til at pcute,
IT bcn tpifc Neoicring pil trpfie De
'prnpbnc Sorholoareglcr til at britt
&c oiaic Yrincipcr / slnpenoclic nco
til Slfrln0cn al umerifunife
2ip po omcrifanlfc Sfibe, pg Den no
ocoer Jig Toriifring on, at ioa oil bli
liprt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
oltlat uniperlitets:
pr0iioent'

SeIeno, 0tont., oGa Soc Suli:
Statena Stolefon1mia'inn bar long
mco S moo 4 Stcn1nler bellllttct life
at iorlnc Apntruttcn meo DR.. Y.
=. Graiaheno lom Errii0ent nor
Mpntanaa Stotaltniperiitet. DR..
GraigbcoO uar bcifplot Tor ct baue
tr!tet Meolenlmcr al Nofllltetet mes
Nilfcbilelle. mconllnbre Sc lfren til
commissioner og anbcialcbe bans
@icnuhnUunelic, %cifplbninQernc
moo bom iorcluQoea commissioned
al :. $. !. &nnlal,. Mcoicm al
llnipcr'itctcta &onro Of Control.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
for
llnoerpanosbdaoe.

Nem Dorf. oen 5tc Slrni: ct
irouif Gompitib. lon cr inorettet
til transport al llEbcrunnoaboaoc,
orfpm iong ira Boston. Get bar
/ @ollgen en- Nabuing, hporiqien-
mem en- llnocruan02bnao tan iprc3
inb.
Saaluurt INSTRUMENTATION cr
nnbragt pnn lin Nloba inbe / Sfi.
bet, itrllecs Iabrin5en, % Gampe-
rem er iaa InrhiG til at oigoo. Toa
oenltc Muabe fnu llnbcruaroabaooe
TRANSFORMERS lnnae &eie.
Sfibet, bpis Nopn err "Gonao.
roo, or set icrite al ire al bette
SlogS Sftbe, iom err irroigt; TO
andre err unNer @naning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
SfslQe NUrnc2 &pniulntbcrctnin.

oer hor 2}imiicr : @ruudorit.
StocthoIm SvcriQc mobcy,ttct n
He1Ierne nm Sc iucuitc llo'orIel2
'or5ubs 4npenocIic poa lraniitpo
rcr hor uuhcrlnoet en- plata Gor.
onoriu9: &orcr. iom or mOcrta-
net iocnif lloirricI@'orbuo ian ucnl.
Tia M oleuc trouiitcrc Sutri1c.
naar Barren tommcr iuo / 2onoc,
pnn en- Slnic pou hptIfcn
oronet : amtraiif mc0
Il olon6et timber Ste0.
~ Barren iomtioiq mco &nniorcIicu
anatrcs til umioocIbar Granite.
ring. Zen tinIi8ere / fQl. @rep Al
9oe Cftobcr 1914 opitiQc0c RcacI.
hporeiter MISUNDERSTANDING 0arer
ogiaa tunoc troniiterc, naar oerca
cuoeIige u~oeulan0ifc @citemmelit
irem8if al leoiaaenoe Gotmuenter.
er iaaIeoes M i~leiict. 0ronet Sam.
traiit erilterer ior 2ieblitfct ire
melem Speriae o. II usIanh
@arer, iom er erportiorbuot / Spc,
rigc, pil oerior life funne traniiterl
Speri8e melem 6uslano % Rorgt
6or al bette ital flnne ife, maa Der
leges Gispeniotlon ira 5orbuoei.