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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
CITY REQUESTS
Continued From Page One]

exists unless prompt action is taken
to provide the necessary repairs,
President Bavis said today.
He declared that the street and
traction cars had done the greatest
damage to the bridge, and he pointed
out that it was the county govern
ment which gave the street car and
traction companies the right to oper'
ate over the structure.
eve believe that the very action OF
the county authorities in permitting
street and traction cars to operate
over this bridge. which was not con-
structed for such traffic, makes the
county responsible for keeping the
bridge in a satisfactory state of re-
pair" Bavis declared.
City Contributes Most.
"Mr. Bond also pointed out to the
commissioners that the city of Rich
mond contributes 4S.6 percent of all
the taxes paid into the county treas
ury and that Richmond taxpayers con
tribute two-thirds of the money used
for the construction and repairing OF
bridges in the county. He asked if
the city was not absolutely fair in
petitioning the county to meet the
expense of repairing one of the five
river bridges within the city limits
Inspection of the Main street bridge
recently revealed that whole beams
| had been destroyed by rust. This
rust has been the result of failure to
keep the ironwork painted Frequent.
ly when traction cars pass over the
bridge large strips of rusted iron fall
off.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
GAS BUSINESS DEFICIT
MAY BRING RATE BOOST

the year ending June 80, the Light,
Heat and Power company also shows
that 1t incurred a deficit of $2,084.98
in its electrical business. Both defi-
cts are, in a large measure, due
to the heavy funded and floating debts
of the company. The net operating
revenue of the gas business was 81,
631, plus s37172. incorporating reve-
nue., a total gross income of s3,003.67.
The interest on the funded debt OF
the company, charged against the gas
business is $50, and it's share OF
the interest on the floating debt
amounted to $972.02, making the total
interest charges against the gas bust
ness S39,222.02, to which the gass
business only had s3,O03.67 to apply.
The net operating revenue of the
electric business was S1o,353.1s, plus
$635s2, incorporating revenue. The
electric utility's share of the COM
pany's funded and floating indebted
ness was s13,0739S, to which it could
apply only the gross income of the
utility, $1o,989.S0.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
PAlAIS ROYAL ADDS
EXCLUSIVE TAILORING

Extensive changes have been made
on the second floor of the Palais Roy
al to permit of the opening of Gus
tom tailoring department, exclusive OF
the regular business conducted at the
store. A we'll furnished reception
room and fitting rooms have been in
stalled The management of the de-
partment will be in charge of MI.
S. Doctors, who formerly was located
on Main street, in the Comstock build
ing. Mr.. Doctors has been in business
in Richmond for, one year and for
eight years was in the ladies tailoring
business in New York
Henry Goldfinger, proprietor of the
Palais Royal, stated that his reason
for establishing the new department
was his desire to keep abreast with
metropolitan stores.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
HAGERSTOWN

Mrs. Solomon Copeland and Miss
Ruth Copeland returned Saturday
from visit at Lewisville. Indiana
Mrs. Martha Bowman, of Richmond
was the guest yesterday of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Teetor and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Mason we're at the
Knightstown Orphans Home, Sunday
Mrs. Harvey Bennington and baby
of Chicago, are the guests of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Roe Vim
mer
Miss Nellie Brant is visiting with
her grandmother at New Castle, Pa.
and will also visit at Youngstown, O
Mrs. Lulu Dean spent from Satur
day until Monday evening visiting
relatives at Richmond and Williams
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Jones, Mrs. Re
becca Stuart and Mr. and Mrs Joe
Teetor were guests Saturday night
and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. F. V
Kerchavel at Sheridan, Indiana
Miss Iona Flemming is a guest al
a house party at Blue Bluffs, neal
Martinsville.
Misses Myrtle Newcomb and Crysta
Ctui uCu cdIuA udy HUH q NlSll
with Mrs. Tessie Hart at Middletown
Indiana.
Miss Dorothy Porter is the guest
this week of Mrs. William Waltz and
Mrs. J. c. Feely
L. M. Pierce is spending a few days
at indianapolis.
Clyde Giesler. of Dayton, Ohio, is
the guest of his grandmother, Mrs
John Giesler.
Ralph Hughes, Of Knoxville, Tenn.
is visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirk Hughes.
Mrs. Lillian Mathews is spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Newcomb.
Miss Margaret Jewett and Mr.
Charles Swain, of Muncie, were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Jewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kunkle and
Mr. and Mrs. Brockha sum and son. Of
indianapolis, were guests Sunday OF
Michael Commit and family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
HAROLD INTERESTED
IN TREE PLANTING

DR.. l. S. Harold, president of the
Wayne County Good Roads associa-
ton, is interested in data which indi-
Gates the great value that the country
might derive from planting trees along
the highways. Statistics have been
compiled which show that the country
has 2.22S.046 miles Of good roads. Nut
bearing trees such as walnut, pecan,
filbert and pinion could be planted at
the rate of about twenty to the acre.
This would mean the planting of
about 400, 900 900 trees. 1t has been
estimated that the food derived from
these trees would be sufficient to feed
about 400,000,000 persons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03

With deficit In It's natural gas
business Of s36.21s.35 fer the fiscal
year ending June 80. petition for an
increase in local gas rates is expected
to be filed by the Richmond Light,
Heat and Power company with the
Indiana public utilities commission
within a short time.
AS forecasted in the Palladium sew
eral weeks ago, the company will rep
resent to the commission that it Is
impossible for it to continue the oper-
alton of its natural gas service under
existing rates.
AS the commission recently author
lied an increase Of 10 per cent in
rates for gas in nine Indiana cities,
supplied by the same gas piping cor
poration as the local company secures
its supply from, and paying the same
rates as the local company does, 1t is
believed that the commission would
not hesitate to provide similar relief
for the Light, Heat and Power com
pany upon application.
In a report on it's on business for
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03

BRIDGE BIDS

The county commissioners will re-
ceive proposals for the construction of
four bridges in the county. Bids will
be received August 81
Specifications for concrete bridge
fifty feet wide. on North Twelfth
street, have been drawn. on which
bids will be received. The Short
creek bridge on the Richmond-Liberty
pike will be repaired. A concrete cul.
vert will be constructed near Walter
McConaha's farm near Centerville. and
new bridge will be built across Pad
dy's run in Centerville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
FRIENDS ANNOUNCE
PEACE DISCUSSION

The public is invited to attend a
peace meeting to be held this evening
at 1880 o'clock at the South Eighth
Street Friends church The meeting is
to be under the auspices of the Won
ans Friends Peace party. The pro-
gram follows:
follows:
Scripture Reading--Eliza w. Hiatt.
Address-Rev. Francis Anscombe.
Music acknowledgement Doan.
Peace Convention at Winona Lake"
Timothy Nicholson.
Solo-Mrs. Edith Duke-Wright.
Talk-Prof Allen d. Hole.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
CENTERVULE

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kantner and
children, Esther and Howard, and
Mrs. Lenna King motored to Boundry
Indiana, Sunday, to spend the day
with Mr. and Mrs. Ishmel Kantner.
Miss Emma Bradbury, of Indianapo
lis, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
John Lashley, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcdaniel and family
spent Sunday with her mother in
Charlottesville.
J. w. Richards and family were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hunt at
Hagerstown, Sunday.
Clarence Dean has accepted posi-
ton with the Teeter Motor Car Com
pany at Hagerstown
Mr.. Samuel Henderson. of North
Spruce street. and Miss Bertha Brun
ten, of Easthaven Avenue, Richmond
We're quietly married at the home OF
the bride on Saturday evening. The
Rev Davis. pastor of the Presbyterian
church officiated. They will be al
home with his parents. Mr., and Mrs
Will Henderson, of Centerville, fol
the present
Mrs. Mary Ryan, Of East Mair
street. fell and broke her arm while
crossing the street from one of hel
neighbors on Friday evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
RAIN ROUTES SLEEPERS

CHICAGO, Aug. "a cloudburst in
the Calumet river section OF northern
Indiana early today precipitated near
~ ten inches of rain into the low
lands near Hammond. AS far as
known no one was drowned, but the
lives of many were imperiled when
the water rose SO suddenly that peo-
pie were driven from their beds. Mrs.
John Kennedy, an aged woman, was
overcome by the shock when she was
washed out of her bed, and 1t is feared
she will die. The property loss to
business men at Hammond alone is
nearly 100000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
WEATHER THINS
PICNICKERS' RANKS

Inclement weather prevented the eX-
pected attendance of one hundred and
fifty persons at the annual picnic OF
the Methodist church of Hagerstown,
which was held at Glen Miller park to-
day. About eighty persons We're pres
ent at noon today and few more
were expected to come down from
Hagerstown in automobiles II the
weather became favorable.
The picnic dinner. though postponed
until the rain ceased this morning, was
en- loved by all
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
DEMOCRATS TO AID
MERCHANT MARINE

CORNISH, n. H.. Aug. 3.-A new
and vigorous effort is going to be made
TO build up an American merchant ma.
r1ne when congress opens. This was
made plain here today by Secretary OF
the Treasury McAdoo. who declared
it probable that the ship purchase bill
be revised in the same form in which
it was presented to congress at the
last session
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
INSPECTED BY $1,000

1t is estimated by the officers of the
First National bank that $4,000 peo-
pie passed through the new building
on the corner of Seventh and Main
streets Saturday afternoon and even
ing on the occasion of the opening Of
the newly erected building. This esti-
mate is based on the number Of roses
given out as souvenirs.
An eight piece orchestra furnished
music from to $50 and $50 to $50
O'Clock in the evening" The orchestra
was stationed in the front of the Off
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
SEARCH FOR WILD MAN.

HUTCHINSON, Kan, Aug. 3.-A
wild man who sleeps in nest Of
leaves and grass in a tree. has been
seen in the marsh district ten miles
north of Hutchinson. He shrieks and
runs whenever other persons approach
him. He wears his hair long and goes
without clothing except tattered trou
sers and fragments of a shirt. He is
believed to live on berries and green
corn. A searching party may be form
ed. He is believed to be demented.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03

from Washington. will be issued
this week instead Of old mone>
cording to President A. u. Cay
The site on which the nev
located, is historically, IT.
corner of the city. Their
banking institution on
eighty years. In II
Lewis Burke did r
private banker.
the Peoples b
First Nation2
James f. r
president
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
GETS S1OO REWARD

EATON, O., Aug Ross S. Cox, 80,
alias r. V. Martin. arrested here Sat.
urday by Marshal Armstrong, has been
returned to Chattanooga, Tenn, to an
swer charge Of obtaining under false
pretenses more than $500 belonging to
the Southern Express company. Cox
went without requisition and was in
charge of county official and an Of
fetal of the express company. The
money was obtained by Cox seven
years ago at Daisy, Ala. Marshal Arm
strong received a reward of 800.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
TWO PLANES HIT

CHARITIES. France. Aug. 3.-Two
aeroplanes collided 1000 feet In the
air while making trial flights today
Both machines fell to the ground One
of the airmen. a boy OF 20. was burned
to death.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03

"Halftimers,' e., children who are
partly workers and partly students,
number about 10000 in England and
Wales.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03

Billy Sunday, evangelist, got S25.
33269 for seven weeks of work ir
Paterson, n. J.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03

All the members 1.
rectors, who were
on duty some time
sisting in receiving
visitors. When the I,
at 2 o'clock, a large
to be directed throl
nished room. A ce
humanity passed tn
until late in the eve
The bank was not
in the new building
ing. Promptly at 9
ing. the officers al
their places. All Of
ing the records,
been completed
eral days bef
in order in
crisp pap
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03

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n, the Aus
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p. front a
pple, if not
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-04
81 nbcloiac Narlc.

Suabag Tor Tanifc pnr eli ma
Maro ira @llbagcr citer @cisl
isroenaa paa Wci tiIbaqc BERTH iom.
ilien i1leo in 8lTrc'tc, mcooelcr
"Hibc StiiiSt.". Tco @rUnlcn nm.
berfaitcbe3 &c oct lropauligc Otter
mn, % Den tulfc @cuogtnilig uor ont.
trent lTroig mco llnbcricNcllcuL %
ocn ionot ct @rcp / hans Strcmpc.
On @repctS Snbbolo 'orlpbcr IN.
tet iibouer, Of Oct Dor ifrcpct ira e.,
aone isnhcuou I'll Ell aone hcroppe.
Wonocu blep eicblirfelia anbcIbt o.
lcncre iert Ill SfTrbTf, bpor en-
nTrncre llnberisgeIie ionbt Stcr
hos Siltriftsfonmanoercn. Won,
Den er iencrc isrt I'll S~lcraborl.
bpor Der ontagellg pelltcr hum 1 q
> MooneoerS SUngicISopbolo.
en- Wouo ira %citercuge /
Hibc @errco bapbc ilior Sicreitc no;
Baoroeier Sicnicn i &arrcbp isn'
oenoa. Zen lite Nopember lfiitebC
ban gopGl, ibet ban tol (lcnelic
'om Gogleier hos Nnboen, @aorbei.
er 2. Sanicn. Wnnocn i%orionltC
inliolertib at ioo oronct DC ioreifreu.
ne sra. % SllflptningSpopirer hos
Wtpnoigbcbernc, "a ba ban nogell
5io citcr fom iii Ribc OF ionl hleni.
nleborenoc / Serreoet III uolcpcrct
ct FoS % after fom nco opel
8rTnier, bleu ban uubol6' al ocl
tpife 8rGniebepogtning pao 8rimi
a. Den ouClulUunte lloroen nlc0 Nert
Inn Ill baua CphoIospnplrcr. Nol
bIcp Isrt til Heooing og oeriru III
Slenaborg. hpor ban M bar liooci
iGllgelct en- Wunnc6s Sib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-04
Epfporino al Norn.

Som lG0uonli9 por Scr iglcn /
SlrSnaga Tor Sun0Srcttcu / Slens.
borg mlflngct en- bel Gel Fcrioncr
Tor 6ooring mcb 9rooforn. ~ifriper
"6lcnsb. Ypta" Sen Hoe Npril.
glanbt onorc nrules 0aar0cier
SocobIcn AZ aiUrcmarf, scr boo0c
iobrct Suineue mcb @lunotorll
C@pg % Nuprc J.. Zen Nnflogcoc
por AZ Den Ncning. al iunuorci
aorn nlnottc opro0rca, nItiaa at 70.
pen Der life full0c anpen0e5. Iun1.
men loo pnn Ell Fcngebob pou TOO
VPorf. - Cen npltcn @lnflalcoc par
%nnomnno Fctcr Vctcricn Al Np.
bel Marf. Der bup0coc, ut Suineuc
icIo bauoc pUItct 6ooerfosieu og
pna ocltne Mianoc iorifaiict ia 10.
oerct. Common loo pda Ell Eengc.
boo AZ 800 Mari. 5orualtcr
Eoul 9briiicnieu al 2itcr Sin0et.
Der iom StcoiortrGoer Tor @aaro.
cicr Wpginb, lom ior (lOen itaar
6elten. bapoc opioorct en- itor
NiGu80c 0ucOc Ill Spinenc hru6c.
DC, at ban hopOe flebt bennc Nucoc
Tor eli btllig Tris. 'oroi BEN par
'oroGruct og. citer bans Stisn. life
futoc BRIGGS Ill RaguIng. Stat5.
aopofuteu nnbrog pda en- VenJcbob
al 300 Warf. Otter Ell lang Raao.
ilagning uotnltc Rettrr. al bette I'll.
iGloe oar ioa aIporIIgt, al man isrit
bopoe pprct al ben Weninl, al oei
fun fuuoe Jones meo Ell 6rlbcoS.
itrai. Sum ior6i Den anfIageoe life
par itrniIet / 6orueien par Der bic
pet 'aitiai en- Genqeboo paa 6Oo
Diarf. - Tn bel Gel andre slnflo.
geoe bleu beute nj Tengebsoer ira
100 Ill 300 Dtarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-04
Sneen Spbnfsoprfning iaar.

9ergensoiitrifterl,c bIipcr Scr iaor
lracn 5obnfsoprfning caer iolialo
ipGrt liocr, ifriuer "@crgcno 9lnnon-
cetiocnoc". Ngeren pil bIipc togct
til onoell, mere n%eOpcnoiQ @rua.
Som Oct pil c~rinorca, blcu iiior Npit
Ell itor Gel Tor fife at iige Steritc-
oelen al SobofSnpIcn / Soau brGnot
unoer pebfommenoe Sensmonos Sp-
inn, for at man iflllbe bIipe ri Tor
at betale Ii9ifteit. Otter arigena
llobrub Dor bet ncmIiN life at tGnfc
poa at fuo ofiot Soboffen til ioopiot
regnings iporcnbe Nriier, Of oct pill
De bpffe llogiitcrnc. Huber bisic
Sorholb er oct let ioritooclig, at Oct
fun piIoe brinac Cab FOR Sobofsopr-
ferne, inafrernt DC ifuloe fortipttc
cgiaa iaar. Steritcoclen al Sobofs-
ielterne bill eiter S~Sorlpoenoe iour BIZ
be uolagt til Eotetesager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-04
umoerliae 2anomer.

Weoeus aanoner | pore Gage al.
tio iremitiQes al Staal. iortRQes ser
ON merfeIigt aanonmaterieI. Tom
bIep unuenot al iorifjeuige JoIf isr
/ Sioer. ! Slutningen al Wiooel.
aloerer itieo Wterifanerne meS So.
noner, iom par iorarbeibet al 9ere.
NJ 6orm par bette Stpts atturat
Tom De @roncetauoner. Tom Werita.
nerne bapoe feet De ipanite grobrerc
BRUCE. Wen ba Sc life ioritoS zig paa
Ictalitsbning. anperote De oct Ia.
%teriale. De bapbe FOR SaanSen. Sfte
minbre primitive par Sibetanernes
aanoner. &c par nemlis al 99oer.
0or at eisre Dem iolioere lasoe Ii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-04
Suao Ncitchnnolcrnc bar ticnt.

Naar Sfottcproccntcn / Src6cricio
finn 'tcl ira 81 I'll 9. 'fulbtea oci
iieIQc "Nrcocr. GnNbl ell cntcli
Stuttcpocr@ otter banifc Vropinaior.
holo luimIcnoe ,SIlotp1t Zen itorC
Sfattcnocr or Ncitchnnoler Saulc
Non ifal bctolc $500 SIR. / Som.
mrncifnt og 1900 SER. / SiicralIcS.
Ming. Ga Ciicrct iudrc@ mco 81
Erc Or. 100 aroucr9 ,iubtr0t. cr oci
LEI al rcane no, hpnb Nr. SuuNc hor
trent. Sc@ilocn lfol ser iparcg
StatH'tat % ~ontogcllA crtrnorbinrt
Sfot, loa at Nr. Sanac@ inmlcbl
Sfot III St0t oG Aonmmmc bllpct
ca. 10000 SIR. Ndn tagcr oci
imi0lcrtlo mco itor No % tpufcr al.
6clcS life puo al "toac @illcttcn"
iouIcoca iom andre Solf mco crtro.
oroinGrt itorc Slotpqtcr bar 9iort
nnor DC boehc / Gomnuncr mco he'
Sfattcproccnt.
- ScItchnn6Ier Chr. Bad. bel
iorloo Strlier al NelIipn I'll Sfnttcn
nIaa iislge "GlnQti. u. Sogbl."
&~Iuabpcu Nasieria nco goIborg be
tale 1927 SIR. 90 Gre / Sfat. 90
Si9ningaproccntcn or 1873.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-04
Mnhaltens fprite @iritcr

Sra 3riltiaria meooeles Den 15oc
slpriI: 5 Ell megct tioliq Morgcn-
time ibag blep ca. 100 al Irbeiosan-
itoltcn Wangclsgaaroens 9eboere
opericrt til 9on1pifib "&iclmclallb"
for at operilnttet til Spltoo paa SG-
berell. Gnfelte al @el9g9et life life
Sitilotionen, % gioroe Soripg poo
at 'lippe bort, men Sc mnatte pent
iillbc iig / lin Sfipbne, og felee tine
&oleger inb / sc to pertenoe Spor.
pooilc, ionl fulbpaffet iutte iig / Sort
moo aoicll UNDER Spiigt al tolri9c
EolitiillnftiollGrer. Sra Sporpog-
lens Gnbeitation marihcrebc Sat-
gcri,e onlborb / "@jclmclano", ion,
%unliooelbart bereitcr lagoc ira @rpg.
gen. 9cn nnbcu Salpport al BE.
lTgoct ifal ienoes ON ctpor Gage.
Songerre bar al iorificaig Iloer %
forificlig lloiecnoe. gnocI bar CANT
lie % frogeoc, % elloel bar llltge %
frnftigc. Wongc al Dem bar nlcget
beifeocllt antrlttfet, mel, andre. gif
iom rene Spraber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-04
@rlbin MISUNDERSTANDING

Sra ariitiailia meooclea ii Ipril
Zen iterite MISUNDERSTANDING
iom piitnof er i%oretoget / europa
iiOisrtcs / @lommcn igaor Gitcrnrio.
Dag peb llobpgningen al Solbergios.
fen iom tiIbsrer ariitiania aommll.
ne. Ser lagbe nton 1000 ag
Sprpnaitoi o. fplbtc ocreiter mel
&anb. 9plgen itea % itc9 mon Sim.
len. Zen blep iau brco ipm ct pas.
ielig Sportnl / @pcn % bcicre et>
Soornet poa %or SrcIicra airfc
Gel rciite Jig unoer ct poIbionui
Gren o9 gup Jig mc9ct 900 3io
&anoisilen itco ct belt Ntilult / chi.
ten, fpr Den ionf tilbage iii Glpc.
leiet. Sprpnenilt9en Git eiter On.
lfe / eltbper Senieenbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-04

betanerne S~ernbaono ON benz. Wen
tiltroos for De opIoige Smelo, De
irembragfe, filnoe oisie aononer life
itaa liz MOB Den eneelife expedition.
lin bersmtc Sribeosfrig onoeno.
te Snrolerre SrGfanoner, men bel.
Ter life oiSie bite iig rleget oirfiom.
me / aampen MOB Sieroens Netal.
fanorer.
Hiooerre az TaIteieroroeuen on.
perbte aunoner, TOM nof uor meget
primitive. men life beitominbre ei.
ieftipe. : NielbpGgger oeo aniten
bleo Der boret tore Suffer, Tom bieu
ipIbt nleo aitaler og aruot. Saa.
mart Der ~oobncbe3 CT ~iierotli9 Gr.
arcb ira Sjsiioer. bIeu Saoningen
ltuot no.
@anlfc cienbommeliae aonorer
loo hcn r~uSiiife aeiieriuoe Innn
&poncpua iorarbeioe. aauouerre
par Al ~ IS % tiente Ill SaIutltpb'
ming NJ uoffer &inter0og.
Gc ~foitboreiie aonouer. iom pcl
u~ogcnluroc bar prrct iremiiiaet. Gle.
be9 AZ Ell inotif Votentat. San If
oen ~beinnberli9e Soc, at han piloc
bane aonouerue / III Nrtiaeri ior-
aplote. &c inbre Icle beitoo al
Staal. men hper eueite aanon bopoe
ct tpft @ulobcIpq iii en- TGrot al
bcnimoo CT balp MiQiou Collars.
ecro -rceordbsT often Ill SiTaiutrse %
Teuucr I @nmlelGreci. IirsnISs % 5rs'
edGSuondccu icficr $3.50; Sreodssuosd oen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-04
Gn npentct 3ciic til @laoipoitof

NptaarSaiien 1914 blep Mduo.
ifabcr al 9be o. 12tc aompani al
iSbe 2orocpernsreainlent peo ino.
irTbcnSc Gage pluoicIig toact til.
ianac al Huaierne. @lanot Sanger
lie uar o9ind SpcrITrcr VouIicn pcN
Ncollfolcn / Ssnoerbora. Otter lie.
re WoancoerS ior1lrpes Spsrgcil
or Der M iieI1c "Hibe StiitSt." til
Slrat % @enncr / Inael fcmmer
eiterrctnlul ON at Sc bciiuocr liz |
NlfoIif / set eltIllc Sibirien / Err.
heocn al Tlaoipoitof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-04

pc 6aoeren, iom bar H~ebllager, mtco
So~rrctningen. Nna. Hebilogeriet Ing.
teoe 10 ogino al Sicen, % Ghri'tian
Srgens fog uiortreocut lot meo eli
Guer9i, iom mart ioite merfborc
Spor. San itiiteoc 1875 @crgers
Sraab. "a I%repiobrif, iom iantmen
mco &cbilo9eriet i 1889 blcp opcr-
to9ct al hans 10 Ssnucr, SorentS %
Sohan Srgcns, % | 1873 %lerapiga
Nelebrua, iom for Ell 5-6 Nor
liocn bleo o%pcrbrngct I'll Senrcrnc
Soltoan % Shorpolh Sracns.
- @onrobr,tgcr Gle @isrncbp /
IoSneS, SoIer, or 300 / eli Nlbcr Al
S4la Ior. San tiIhertc ell AZ De
Gloite % melt oniecbc Solerilcgter.
@tcb itor Gngtiaheo bar bon
orcpct Den lantlc 9Gttcgadrb. San
pnr / mango Stpffcr ell Sorc9nnQa.
mnllo puo Sanobrii9cts Smrnuoc,
San pnr inoIcoea iIcrc @alac Den
ierite / Npgocn pco Snbierclicu al
me ~ arbeloaIparcnbc Wo'fincr.
Gen ficnbtc @ierucbp aoracc hnpoc
han oaino Torticncitc al at nopifle.
Gn hlumoll pg clifct Ghc' bar han Tor
line llnocrQipnc. oa oatet % aiholbt
al inc SnmbpQoin9cr. Nol hor III.
bchupt &c IIcltc fonmnunaIc SiuibS.
hucrp, og pnr inolcbca / Here Nor
Srbiprcr. Gle Niprncbp bar uaiii,
on Tor noacn Nlor iibcn opcroro9 han
@oarben @iprncbp iii cn al line
@rorierncr, Sen al oiocbc SrTloiI-
hololcr SAILOR @lcrncbp / Src-
o~rifsitab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-04
@rpcn til Scginop. Sra &arbosrC

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lem Segillop % SbpboIm, Ser leoeS
al Ell Gntreprener bCriru So9nct, er
MI foninet iao blot ircm, at man
fan aao ira Ben enc @reo iii ocn an.
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