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The Washburn leader., 1915-07-02

The nobleness Of life depends on its
consistency, ctearness Of purpose. quiet
and ceaseless energy. Ruskfn.
The Washburn leader., 1915-07-02

No. 81 Late season forage crops.
No. 80 Growing flax on new lands
No. 40 Growing flax ON old lands.
| No. Al Who can help save the
flax crop of the northwest.
No. 43 Alfalfa.
No. A Relation of the corn
crop to flax, wheat and other cereal
cropping.
No. 4S How to improve the pres
ent deterioated quality Of flax and
wheat in the spring wheat belt.
No. 40 How to test flax, barley,
corn and other seeds.
No. so Flax under dry land con-
ditions.
No. ST. Flax growing and crop TO
tation.
No. So Flax canker.
No. 53 Wilt resistant flax and
how to retain the resistance.
No. 55 Rabies.
NA. Sc Harvesting grain. for use
or sale as seed for growing plr-
poses.
No. 81 Resistant flax seed foa
sowing. purposes.
No. 5S The tanning min and
No. So Flax, wheat, oats, barley
tl-Good seed and normal crops fol
North Dakota: How to get them.
Circulars r5
| Circular No. L.. F1ax cropping.
Iharve6tfmg methods.
Circular No. IL. Report of pro
lgress In sugar beet trials. 4
/ Circular No. III. Preliminary re
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-26
sANIToL

On last Thursday when we held this special introductory sale of Sanitol powder we could only serve or wait on one-half the customers coming for it. We have in the neighborhood. of four hundred boxes of Sanitol powder left, the regular 25c size. Not over one box to customer Call and IA
 get box at lUC
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-10
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.

Pilgrim Baptist chnrch is pre-
pairing for campaign OF evange-
listic services to begin October
8 Much interest is being mani
tested by the membership in the
making ready Tor coming cam.
paign. The pastor. Rev. b. N.
Murrell. will be assisted in the
meetings by Rev w. O. Harper
ID D.. OF Youngstown. Ohio
DIR. Young is looked upon as a
very strong worker in evangelistic
meetings. and by the undivided
support OF the memhsrs and past
or OF Pilgrim Baptist church many
it is believed, will be led TO Christ
during the campaign.
The St. James A. NJ. + church
will soon be without the leader
ship OF their much loved pastor
Rev. n. P. Jones who has served
five years as pastor. About the
18th. OF September Rev. Mr.
Jones will leave for Milwaukee
Wis. to attend the annual confer.
encc. Just who the new pastor
OF St. James church is to be j.
not known at this time.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-10
THEY HAD REMOVED A
STEEL FACING FROM
SIDE OFaWINDOW
AND WORKED ENOUGH
BRICK LOOSE TO
GET THROUGH.
Good Detective Work on The Part
of the Jailer's Wife Frus-
trated the Prision-
cas- Plans.

A bold attempt on the part Of
three negroes TO escape from the
Wilkinson county jail was flus-
irated Friday night night by Mrs.
Z. {. Foster, wine OF the jaller.
John Rice. sentenced for mur-
der, Fred McElroy. accused OF
the robbery OF Moseley's store,
and George Bennett, awaiting
trial for holding up boy a few
Sundays ago in Marion, were con-
fined in the north cage on the sec
ond floor OF the jail. AS usual
the prisoners were allowed in the
run around during the day
Friday The men removed the
steel plate from the side OF the
window and had loosed enough
brick to permit them to get out.
1t happened that The men were
locked in the cage about 5 o clock
Friday. little earlier than usual
and possibly il is due TO this fact
that they are not now at liberty
About eight o'clock Mrs. Fos-
ter discovered the brick which had
been worked loose. and going
around to the cage she found
where the negroes were heating
the iron bars by burning rolls oi
paper, preparatory to spring. ing
the bars. Ii was their intention
to get out OF the cage in this way
and then go through the hole at
the side OF the window. but Mrs.
Fosters good detective work
spoiled their plans.
John Rice. one Of the negroes
who tried to escape, and Tony
Angelic. the Italian who killed
Domineck Barricola, we're taken
to the Ches:er penitentiary by
Sheriff Harris Friday morning.
Marion Leader.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-10

Giving a call from a given chur-
ch. So beneath the Gig lity of
the ministry are some OF he me-
thods used that it tends to cast
aspersion upon the rank of the
clergy. Some months ago an
officer Of Baptist church then
without a pastor, said, Our
church has not called pastor
yet; but our church has been CALI
ed by many preachers who wish
10 become It's pastor. 1t is worth
while TO bear in mind that God
knew Peter to be in Joppa in the
house OF one Simon a tanner.
When God wanted p ter's SER
vices in Ceserea He made known
that fact in both cities
REV B N MURRELL.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-10
MARRIED.
Globe Democrat.

Mr. G.. b. Aston and Miss
Laura Hutchinson were united in
the Holy Bonds OF Matrimony
Monday Sept. 9th. 1915.
Mr.. Aston is the second son OF
Psoi. and Mrs. ]. ID. Aston. and
is an Industrious and highly res
pected young man and is now
studying law.
Miss Hutchinson is the daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Laura Hutchinson
and nice young lady. with a
lovable and kind disposition and
we see no reason why they should
not succeed in lie.
The Gazette wishes them much
Joy and a smooth voyage while
sailirg through this life.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-10
Notice.
To The W Z & M

The local societies OF the Mt.
Olive Baptist association will
take notice that the annual meet
ing is Test approaching and every
church and local Society are ask
ed to send something ror Educa-
tion. Sisters, the work no doubt
is tagging but we know that the
Masters's business requires haste
SO please let US get busy and do
som ething to put the Educational
work on record this year.
Each local Union is expected
to nave your delegate there by
Wednesday morning to open the
session at whatever place is des-
ignated for us to hold the w. f..
& M meeting. Sisters, let US
come praying for the spiritual
and financial success. Let every
church select woman TO get I'D
the donation of pieces for the
needle work committee. Sits. ].
K Webb. is chairman. Let ev-
cry sfsttf that can send US an
apron or piece of fancy Work OF
some kind anything that is useful
as would like TO raise all we can
from that department There
will be a program prepared to
outline the sessions each day.
Come prepared for the Liter
ary program.
Sister Anna Owens, oil Sparta.
was elected missionary for the
district last year but we don't
know her hinderance for rot vis-
iting throughout the district but
we hope to have a successful
meeting. have been Kindred
by sickness and the loss OF one
near and dear in our family. Rev.
Blake's son and we ieel sad over
the loss. but our loss is heavens
gain. though the support and
comfort Of our home in the midst
of Affections is gone nd far re-
moved but we know that God is
able to support u s and make as
able to do all things.
Yours in his Name.
M. ]. Blake.
President.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-10
Girl, II, Knocked
Down, Robbed
OF A Dime By
A Negro.
Miss Artie Nuckles Loses
Both Her Slippers Kick
iig at Assailant.

Miss Artie Nuckles IL years
old S54i Mora lane, was attack
ed and choked yesterday at noon
by negro near Moline Creek
west OF Bellefontane Cemetery.
when on her way to a grocery
store to pay bill.
Miss Nuckles who is OF frail
build kicked her assaiIant ano
screamed until he snatch,d her
purse and fled, She was picked
up by Carl +. Hugo and taken to
her home
Patrolman William Meyer OF
the Angelica Stree Station, a
brother-in-iaw with whom Miss
Nuckles makes her home, buck
| led on his revolver and seaicht q
the neIghborhood for Two hours
squad OF mounted police district
brought several negroes found Ia
the vicinity TO Miss knuckles ior
identification. She recognized
none and they were released.
The girl whose parents 1--we in
lVandalia have been IN St Louis
only a month. She leit the hou {
yesterday about noon to go To
store about mile away; the
neighborhood is sparsely settled
and is lonely. AS she crossed
Moline Creek near the Wabash
tracks a negro stepped from be-
hind a tree and grabbed for her
purse.
In the struggle which follow ed
Miss knuckles lost both Of her
slippers kicking at the man walk
ed home without them. In the
purse was a check ior 81 and a
dime. The check which was
signed Tor Meyer later was found
a few ieet away.
At her home Miss Nuckles was
treated by DIR. John P. Stein.
Goodfellow and McLaren avenues
He found she had suffered scratch
cs on tne face and her neck had
been bruised by the negro's fin
Gers. She also suffered iron the
shock aud was confined to hes
bed.
Miss Nuckics described her as
sailant as large and very black
negro. about so years old. he
wore a blue shirt. black trousers
and a black slouch hat.
Globe Democrat.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-10
NOTICE..

Reader If blue or red mark
appears on the head of your pa-
per marked with an [X] it is to
notify you that you owe for the
paper and must pay at once.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-10
Program
OF THE 18th ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
WE. & M. CONVENTION 10 CONVENE WITH
ST. JOHN B. CHURCH MOUNDS, ILL.,,
SEPT. 7-l3-l9l5.
WEDNESDAY A. NJ.


Devotional meeting Il ST. New Bethel delegate
Meeting called to order by President Sister Blake
Calling officers Appointment of Committee on en-
rolment, Reading Constitution.
1000 Partial report of Committee Appointment of various
committees.
lol5 Welcome address Mrs. Brandom Mounds.
Response Mrs Anna Sparta.
Paper. Mrs. Leya Anderson. Future City Music
l0.4 Report Rules Introduction Of visitors
100 Sermon Rev. G. W. Rowlett, Metropolis.
1900 Collection Dismission-
AFTERNOON.
30 Devotonais led by Cops and Vienna delegates.
2nG Roll call. Reading Journal
215 Address Sis J. Webb, Subj Origin OF needework
from the Bible"
Report OF Visitors.
400 Informal conference Subj Qualification of Missionary
Sis ~ Dudney Cenuala
Introduction of Visitors.
3a5 Miscellaneous Business.
400 Collection Adjournment
THURSDAY A. NJ.
900 Devotionals led Belgrade and Mt Vernon delegate
90. Paper Mrs cairo. Subj How to interest
young in.missionary work.
Subj wsy Foreign ss 0s Missions concern U.s.
l03o Paper Miss Allie Barnard. Metropolis The duty
Of the hour.
loss Conservation meeting. lesson John sie. Brownheld
Closing address. Rsv. j. II. Knowles Cairo.
1900 collection Adjournment
AFTERNOON.
80 Devotional Rock HaI and Mt Pleasant delegate.
200 Roll call. Reading Journal
Ss candez Bell. Md city Subj The Future pos
salIites OF women in missionary work
2:so Address by Rev. pratt Future city
goo Sen uion J. M Blake. Metropolis.
collection. adjournment
FRIDAY
900 Devotional Unionsi1e and Tamms delegates
$50 Roll call. Reading Journal.
e.ss Round Table Tak-flow educational
demands Mrs. Emma Farrow. Cairo
rol5 InterrnissIon: committee work
iosp Paper Miss Viola Early, New Bethel
io4o Address. f. S. b. Mecrary. Metropolis
iiOo Sermon. Rev Vim. Bell, Mound City
1900 Noon Collection and Dismission
Afternoon Session
l:3o Devotion led by Dnquon and Harrisburg delegates
Lesson for discussion. Philippians srd chapter 1916
200 Roll call and reading journal
2:i0 Presidents Annual Address
Reading Of letters
2:a5 MGssionary's Report
Address Revs H. Allison and W. Davie the present
Livingston and the future development Collection
announcement AID dsrnission
Evening Session
TOO Devotion, Joppa and Sandusky deega
7ss0 Musical Program by ". f. & NJ
1915 Sc mon Rev. A. S. Webb Ulin
Collection and dismission
Saturday Morning
$500 Devotion. Hodges Park and Pulaski del
Roll call reading Journal
Report of committees
1000 General expression from sisters concerning work
llo0 Preaching Rev. C. w Norment carbondale
I2o0 Collection and adjournment
Saturday afternoon. Executive Board meeting
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-10
PROGRAM

of the 64th Annual Session of the Mt Olive Bap
tist Association, to be held with St. John Baptist
church, Mounds ILL.,, Sept 7th to Is, 1915.
900 a. M Thursday conducted by.Mt Morh and
Perks delegates
$3.50 Call to order by moderator Rev. d. Parrish
Calling officers and reading the By Laws and Consttu-
tion
Appon tment of committees.
1000 Address y the pastor Response by Elder H.
Allison, of Centraia.
100 Preaching Rev p. French, Sparta Collection and
adjournment,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-10

lie leSUmOotdl meeting LOT
Rev P. P. Womer-pastor of the
Plymouth Congregational church
(white) was held at the St. James
A M Z church last night under
the auspices OF the Local Branch
OF The National Association for
the Advancement OF Colored Pee
pie, The house was filed to over
flowing with white and black citi
zens OF ST. Paul. Rev. B N
Murrell. Pastor OF Pilgrim baptist
church, and Rev A. II Lealtad
Pastor OF ST. Phillips Episcopal
churcn, closed their churches at
night. and united with the pastor
and congregation OF St James A
M. L. church in the National
Association Union "Testimonial'
Rev. Womer is an outspoken
christian minister VINO alway.
places himself on the side with
those working for the jlst Civic,
Political and Economics rights Of
all peoples. He leaves the first
OF this week for Topeka, Kansas.
to take up his duties as President
OF Washburn College.
The Magnificent three story
brick building being erected by
the Negro Odd Fellows AID the
Mason lodges OF St. Paul, is near
ing completion. When finis h ed.
this building will be monument
to the organized strength OF the
Negroes Of the Northwest. The
first floor will be occupied by the
Colored Athletic Association the
The second floor will be used for
for general Entertainment and
renting purposes; the third floor
will be used for lodge rooms.
The Men who are guiding this
enterprise are stauncli church
members and thorough going
christians.
Attorney w T Francis is hand
ling the Financial ends OF the Pio-
neer effort.
Rev. Ephron Hiliard who SER
we'd four years as Missionary in
in the South Sea Islands, and FIVE
years in Australia, will tell the
story OF his work and experiences
Sunday night, Sept. S. at 500
P. M. at Pilgrim Baptist church.
Rev, Mr. Hilliard is citizen
of St. Paul, and at HOO "A. M.
August 20. he was present to hear
the sermon OF Rev. B. N. NJ urrell.
The Zion Presbyterian church
{ (colored) under the lrader ship Of
G. w. Camp. doing some splen-
did work among its small COR
stituency. This is mission church
under the Home Mission Board
of the Presbyterian church. The
Boards pays two thirds OF the
pastors salary, and the pastor
and his flock are required to raise
the other third of $1,000 annu
ably The membership is the
smallest OF Of any church of color
ed people in St. Paul.
To be called by the Lord to the
work OF preaching the gospel OF
of His Son. Jesus Christ, is indeed
great recognition to any man
1t is sell evident that too much
real effective work cannot be done
in any church, by any people in
any city. even with the combined
forces OF all the members and the
pastor directed or, being used to
attain any given object. With
this fact so well known, certainly
every Baptist preacher ought to
be more concerned in knowing
that it is the will of both the peo-
pie and the Lord. that he should
l.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-10
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stA sPEcfxEN ElANiN A.-'.cN QUESTION:. .ivcs 4
Civil, Army, Navy AID Diplomatic Pay Iables Too
about Postal, Departnen.al. Cusfofns, Tn'isn ~
,ther public emrsoyments. HOW 70 oBTAlN TIE
@sca 5ce. Gu sol a the ofass of this saD<,, =,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-10
AFTERNOON.

1880 Devo;onss by Elder Levi Thompson Mt Yer
and Carlyle delegates
200 Introduction of visitors
2:2O Topics Reading letters.
800 Preaching by Rev. J. M. Blake, Metropolis
Collection and dismissiop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-15
Sid$te Kri9snyt.
9tpc rnsiiifc Seire.

Tetrogroo 13be Oft. - On tat
tiff. it~roteai'f og politiif Seir", Tom
fan fringe General bon 2iniineen iii
at moatte omeruppere belle lin inf.
c'terrisIfe Irme paa Ben rlsiiife
Spooeitfront er bIet p,,nbet al Gene.
raj Spanoifs slrme / EitgaIicien.
@eb ct peIrettet Inereb iprnnete
@iisierne iis Sci tpersieiennem Sen
iioite eiterrieife Soriparslinie peb
StripafIooen, fog meb Storm cn
iterft beiritct Ssioe paa 2iterrieer.
mes bcirc Glei, brep paa bib SI,,et
10000 Tienber % faneeoe nrIten
5000 al hent.
Tcnnc @coriit or Ell T~ortiGtteIie
al oen iterfc rlisiiife oiicniiue @epG.
aclic | Noro Tor ocn rurnGnife @rrn-
ie.
Saiaa omfrina Spinif bar &liS.
ierne iperfiat operraifenbe Speratio.
ilcr | set iibitc. Spifcrne Tom nplia
por @pen nGitcn paa Sfuobclo mco
fine ipTrc aancner. or blet hrepet 9
10 WiI tilboge baabc mob &cro.
pcIt % Spnpeit. Spifernes Spriss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-15
JorifjoIp / europa.

Stltteart, SpifIano, BEN lite ST.
tober. Seismoerafen / St,lttsart
Sbierpatorilim bor / 2ebet Of be iio-
tie "a elmer ontpbet fIere iterfe
SorOrpitelier. elsie &piteIier Iober
til at babe bapt lit Miotplinft / gil-
ropa. &pitelierne merfebes / Ma,
rienboo ON Moreenen.
Hom, Staliell, oen 12te Oft. en-
SororpItelie inbtraf / Seat / Hegeio
nell emilia. Sntet Sab al Wenne.
ifeIip er anmeIot. &eeeio ne1 @mi.
liza er Sopeoitaoen / Yropinien al
famine Napn oe beliggenbe pes Ell
lioen gieIp til Slooen go, IA MiI
/ Norosit for Wooena. gpen bar en-
gefolfning paa ca. 10000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-15
Qrfttif Expedition
/ Stfferheo.

SEEM Dorf Sen 9be Oft. Get mo-
tlirbiitoriife Melieum bar mobtaset
Gfterretning ON, at Sonalb 9. Mc-
Wiqan og bans Ter 9ebiaeere, iom
forloo Nep Sort / 1913 forat ub-
FORTE og fartl9gge BET at @obert 6.
Nenrp opbagebe grocfer 2anb / BET
o~rftiife Ocean, er / Sifferbeb, og at
SielpeIfibet "GIuett", fom ienbtes
meo Soripninaer til grpeoitionen,
bar naaet lit @eitemmeliesiteo.
neutrality-suspicious. Gbef, Or.
6. 8. Sopep, antpoer / ct 8ren, 90.
teret ben Abe @uguit og ienot oper
Sanmarf, at Grocfer 2anb er en- Mp-
te. Ibniiral Tearp berettebe efter
lin Sjeinfomit fra Noropolen, at ban
ira Soppen al &ap Sbomas Sllbbaro
poo @renlonb, bapbe opbaget ct NIT
2anb omtrent 100 Mil / Norbpelt.
Or. Sopep beretter, at Grpebitionen
bar paa Siempeien otter TO Iars
Trappr.
Sfibet "Gluett", TOM en- Sio troe.
oeS at ppre forliit paa Sperreiien
ira Newfoundland til 8renlano,
meloes at bore onfommet til en-
Sapn paa 8renlano. 9et bill bIi be-
nnttet til at bringe meb Zig tilbage
Grpeoitionens Samlinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-15
Wemtrebaanos WmTfinfrn'
menter til Smpaliocr.

Ser eiercs / Spiflanb ct itort Ir.
beioe for oe Solbater, Ser fommer
biem ira Sronten iom Snpalioer, og
itopnIig for Dem, Der er blepen ar.
beibsiibpgtigc peb Sabet al en- Mrm
eler en- &nono. ai,nitiee 2emmer
er iaaleoes iioen &rigens Segpnoelie
blepen en- itcr Snbuitri / Spiflano,
liaeicm Scr ira nelltrale 2anoe ino'
ieres betpoelige WGngoer al ocnnc
Gdre.
Spfinoiombeoen err / set belle ta9ct
itcr, mar oet giGloer Snpaliocrne,
% iom ct Grempel herpaa fan Oct
nppnes, at man M er begpnot at ia
brifere Wuiifinitrumenter til iGrligt
9rug for SnpaIioer, Der bar miitet
Sen bsire Soanb. Set ifal bore Ben
ipeuife Tronntne, Der bar gioet Str.
Set BERTH, ibet bum for nogen lib
iioen ifiGnfebe Ell al De paa Elano
internereSe tpife Matroier, Der al
Iroiesiion or Weuiifer, en- @enitre'
haanbs. Srcmpet, ibet bin bapbe
hsrt, at ban haobe miitet bsire
Sanrb.
ut BEN m%enrefelise EilpaSninss'
erne efter SorboIbene er p%iouneer-
lis, %fremenar bI. a. al SilfGloct nteb
ben tplfe @ioliriIt, Troiesipr @artb
ira Sambura. en- @ranatihinrp ban.
DC iaaret bans penitre Saano iaale.
bes, at Sinerene bar blepen ubepG.
geliae: men itrar eiterat ban bar
fommen hienl, bespnote han at spe
fig | at fsre @uen meb penitrc
Saanb. mebens ban sreb ON Stren.
gene meo beire Saanos Sinere; bette
aaar III ubmerfet for ham, % bet
ioriifres, at bans SpiI er ligsiaa,
innift Tom fsr. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-15
Ara Deroensfrioen.
G~ortfrttcIfe fra Stbe 1

gel'er for at omringe bette nigtige
~aniioepinft, ct Sorisg Tom imioIer'
ito 'taoig foiter BAN itore Cab. Sor
&iisierne gisr en- besperut Wooitano.
Sfpttergrape og iorifoniebe Stiuin.
ger pin6es og tabes fort pGf og er
mart | @iIsiernes mart | Spifernes
9eiiooeIie. 90 Sficniioen litter ita.
biet fra ben enc Sibe til ben arben.
S bet ftore os belle bar Gpiferne ifte
funnel mel6e ON nogen nGpnebGr'
Dig Trem9ang Der &c iibite Gage.
Smiblertio er ser inset Sanoipn-
Ilgbeo for, at General Sinoenburg
pil ilafne fine @eitr9beIier paa at
fonnle / geiiboeIie al 2inien Gbinif
Sligo, for @interen for IIpor i9t-
ter inb. Ger saar &pgter ON, at ito
re Troppeforiterfninger er u~noerpeis
til BAN.
Set er ingen SoiI ON, at &ilsierne
M beepnoer at BIZ nogenlunoe rige.
Zig foripnet meo Ammunition, % Tom
SsIge beraf itrammes oeres Mob'
itano Gag for Sag. Sgiau @rtineri
al aQe Slags 3aIibre er De MI bel
foripnet meo - taffet bore Sapane.
ierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-15
Scnoaoslufninoen
Chicago.

Chicago Sen lite Sft. 9ufninoen
AZ @pcnS Salooner ON S~enoaaene
Tor IorIte Sang poa 40 9lar reiitItc-
reoe iicIge NoIitihcienS NpInsninQ
/ 'Trrc Nrrc'totipncr ems noqenganQ
| NoIitioepnrtencrtetS Miitorie.
III @pen$ 1852 SoIooncr oor ser
Inn 2S, iom qrebeS / Ell SpcrtrroeI-
Ie a WorQermcitcrcn$ 2ufnina2or.
ore, iom tranotc / Strait 2prbao Not
81. -. Gen oucrocicnbc Gel al pc
ioItningen hoIot iia / No / line Stem,
ifirnt Der forcQif Ell liplia Neilctro-
1T mco Serrbnrcrilc oN SporpoNnc-
lie til Ghicn1o% ior'ficIliQc SoritUocr,
hpor Stutcn@ Nlltnin0@lnp life par
bro0t | Nnpcn0clIc. CT crtraprbinGrt
tort Nntal Nutomobilticrcnbc iuoeS
oNioo at lirpnc / oi4ic Nctninocr.
Sim rs Tcrioncr blcu arrcltcrcbc
Tor Srlftcn'tub SpnouN o. Il 2cr.
noN moo gicnncninitIiN 243 Sc to
tiliporcnoc Sage / mango al &c lore.
Qaocnbc Woancocr.
SoloonpUrtcrnc oniIoor. at emf
n%luQeororcn i1dar p0aicrtc Dem Ct
Soh nj $500 900
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-15
ltnhcrpanSSfriasn / Eitcrijseu

aicbertaru l2te Oft. - @Inoet
"Tolitifcn" mc0oeler, at brittle I'm
ncrpanoSbooNc / Eiteriieen b%eapnoer
at %tiIipic Sen trifc Sanbelsilaaoe ito.
re Cab. Sitcriisen bar Irnse p9ret
set cneitc Stco / Icrbcn, hoor tpifc
Sanoelaifibc ttroe pcne iig no pao
Nopct. men MI beepnber bet o9ian
her at bIi oltior ntrpet.
Sem tnifc 0nmpere pioes hiotil
nt prre 'fiiht iipnf", ifriper @laoet.
"Spor mango brittle llnoerpanos-
babe er fommet ieiennem Ere'lino
pibcs life. men set er aoberbart, at
Spiferne bar ppret foriene meo at
Ipg0e iln tit Mineielt. Ser bpor Gre
iunb number ub / Eiteriisen."
aoImar. Soerise, 12te DIT. -
Zen tnIfe Camper "Wiccrebia" mco
en- Gait omborb al $500 Sons Sern'
moIm ira er iuenif Saon til Sam
burg, bier iNoor ifubt iirnf | Otter
iiren al Sen brittle ltnbcrponSSbaaS
Gle.
"NiccmeNio" tiIbcrer en- SIaaoe az
90 tpifc NnImbaaoc, Tom M maa
inoitinc lin %irficmbeb paa @runo
az Den brittle llnocrpanbsfrig,
Waubifabct iii IS Ninuters SriIt
iii al saa / @aabcnc, % ale TOM
ilano | goo @ebolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-15
Zen ituIienTc sSruut.

Senf, Shpeit5, 12te Oft. - SfcI-
&c ReIbineer BERTH fra 9reicia ipnes
ben eiterrigife S9itningsbp 8orits /
Slon5obaIieret, % Mil / Noropeit
for Trieit, of itaa for Sab.
S%taIienerne bar brogt op ct fort
@ntal ipGre aanoner % bombaroerer
M gpen ira fem forifjeaise 9unfter.
Samtioigt angriber Stalienerne De
inbre Soriparsoerfer peo Solmino,
mems Eiterrigerne neo Carlo ifal Doe.
re blet nsbt til of opeipe flere MiI
meo 2ebegrape.
5 De corniife slIper ifaI fIere otter
rigife 3anoner bore blet begrapet /
ipPre Sneoriper.