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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

rrtnttug--the pisi- seat kind--that
u rfnht--vimss sos D~ps,-wnfu lS70.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotation. o. Palr~. wsb5er & co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
.NedttnE This 5E.Yeafii1E..

In the home OF DR. and Yrs. JOHN
3. Sn5tl an North Chestnut street.
their daughter Miss Tnnia Smith,
and NJ. Hay Enppet viii be married
at s o'clock this evening The Rev
George BnlliFer smith, pastor oil the
First MetnuGisE Episr opal 1iiilrrll. will
read the service. The bridge NJ be
se7iTen ia marriage hy her falher The
matrnn Of hn11ur= VIII he Mrs. John
B. Smith. if the maid OF honor Miss
MARY HeinslInE, OF Altunna Pa. and
the trademarks Miss Esther OEEeille.
Of Altoona, and Mise Ia Vslra Long. OF
35FtttshnrE Little Miss Jean Eliza
beth Smith niece OF the bride. will he
the flower sir4. AIR CHrpet VII have
fas his best man Mr. ARA Phillips.
~ reception and wedding supper
viii follow the ceremony A rainbow,
effect Will be carried out in the eIah-
craze duTa! decorations OF the rnnn1a
which are being done br tt1e EfaFrnan
Greenhouse Company tTbnut 100
guests are included "a the guest list
this evening. Mrs Smith gave II
fbeaurt appointed dinner TUESDAY
evening preceding tile rahearaaI for
the wsddinE huge mound af Eii-
IarneE rt1atsa. Flacs and mar "a e,-:stes
8augme1td with vim e5 nf 1sDaFaEls and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
Ha9nII,,riuri Visitors

Kansas City. who Is 1visftfag Miss
Eleanor Biacliford Miss Martha
Hutchinson. OF Fairmpnt. Miss III II
erie Rarhhonefs guest and Miss
Merle Williamson. OF CArtzburE,
7Ff1u il visiting Miss Clara Smith,
Miss Catherine Campbell. Of ParHers-
nll-g. entertained ar cards Tuesday
afternoon 1t the residence or her
i harents DR.. and III S. 1f. Camp
hell. on Market street. IL that city
Tie afternoon na1rs we're spent IN
PLAYING five hundred and at , O clock
q luncheon Of elegant appointments
vas served a fancy basket of cut
sttowerz and ferns was used to adorn
the dining table and at various
points pretty vases of fragrant Bios
SONS We're efecHFeIv Used
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
d O Huff n1;an a. oark erslE1II,r

@ Huffman Of Parkershurg y
IN the CRY On business visit
G. N Mathenv II here from Par
karsburg f..# s.
j E, Houke, of arkerzburE is q
business visitor here.
A Bliss McCrun, Of Eingwood, IS
visitor here.
81. Lalztn. OF Charleston, IS a
guest at che Waldo
a. r White is here from Morgan
town. i
= NJ Fish, u annnn, = =
the city
W A. 0,DaE. u Mannin gron, Is
here on business mission.
G. EoodseH. or FheeltnE, IL q
city business visitor.
The Raw ~ 81. Eunnin CHAM, former
pastor OF ST PanEa Methodist Episcn-
pad church. South. here and later pre-
siding elder of this district, WAS here
Wednesday, enrnute from Parkers=
burg 20 his home At Fay tteville
Miss WtI3a Lowe and Mrs s.
4 Johnson were visitors here Wednes-
day from Shinnstun.
FFalvsns 81 DAWSON, at Bridgeport.
visited the city Wednesday
EaEiI II Ls1ca.; " as here Weanesday
from Shinnstnu-
FLEMING Miller IS here from Rich
wood Fl 8S
O. Moore of Fzil1llorr II here
On ! brief business visit.
2 "a y ii
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids for the Furnishing and
laying oE #ater ard sewer lines VIII
be received by the Town Council OF
the T1wn of bridgeport West FIr-
ginia. until Twelve O'clock noon april
!! 4; 1916.
III the office Dc Efn Brorlers. Emf
neers. !; " a West .sIatns street., Elarhs-
burg. lest Tt..gtnia
NEIL,LI-AEld q. PFsEE., MAJOR.
sR HARRISON III aR-TIN.
Recorder.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
8W;l:tID Hotel Concert

The Cadenza orchestra Will render
the believing program at the Waldo
MOTEL TONG
March Mariana Straus
Seelctinr. Fed Wid1E. w tim arEk
Waltz. Watch Your Step Berlin
rFutertnezzn Naughty Marietta
Herbert
song SeiectEd Gus Smith
Selection Dollar Princes .L0aeY
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
True Values.
EhapCer to Meet.

TIE members Of the Stnnewail
Jackson Chapter Of the Daughters OF
the Contederacy are asked TO meet at
the Union bank building at 6s::3ai y
o'clock this evening TO march IN 4
body from there to the tabernacle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
Beautiful Dinner.

5WeeI peas and snap drag
nns were used as floral decorations Of
o beautifully appointed rehearsal
dinner Tuesday evening given by
Mrs John 81 Smith Sr., to The nam
beers Of the Cuppet- Smith wedding
party Covers we're laid for
eighteen guests
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
Dndiritiee. Couple M.tr.rliert Here.

Miss Minnie Ola Hamrick and Mr.
john Eenry Hyde. hoIh OF Doddridga
COUNTY,. were married ar O'CLOCK
Tuesday afternoon IN the parlnr CT
lrhe Deisun Enuse here by the Rev. 81
y. Smith pastor of the First Math-
ottis- Episcopal church Ir. Hyde
is farmer and he and his bride
Will make their home on Il1s Dnd-
sdrffze county farm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28

a..i1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon IL
the home OF Mrs Riley on Bridge
street. The meeting Will be an i'm
porranI one and large aIIsniance
Of tne mem beers is expected
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28

G11rissbztrg, n eG ApIr 28
coRREcTNEss OF FASHIONS FIRST.
G11r first thought IN buying Apparel IS
s,,7z,r-,,.e.s6 md correctness Of style


our first thought "a buying Apparel IS
5newness and correctness Of style
il gathering our new Spring stocAsWe.
- onEv To manufacturers Of undisputed
character. whose designs and styles are
recognized IS authoritative by the trade.
Then W. most thoroughly compare the
garments shown by all the best nanufaetur-
ers before we decide On the styles that We
vii bring to our city for our customers
After the question Of correct fashions Is
established for the garments. we anayze
them most thoroughly and critically to
establish their good quality their thorough
workmanship, and their Heatness OF finish
It is because Of this skiIIfuI and thorough
work when huying, that the customers OF this
store are absolutely protected IN the style
and quality OF every thing that they purchase
from rs 1t IS right according to the most
approved fashions If it is here and it is the
best quality obtlinabIe ct its price always.
These are considerations Of the utmost
Importance to al purchasers Of apparel,
especially now at the beginning of the season
You may buy here with absolute conf
dence and you may be sure that you are get.
ting the best the same amount Of money can
bury anywhere
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
e h~ PARsONs-sO COMPANY

tain muslin White cotton wolfe
ear be used for the sash curtains
edged with lace.
l4s The cnIored curtain1 should he
made with i valance. and It made as
follows one can save on material
Cur two lengths, each measuring two
and one-haIf yards, and hem one end
Cut strip the entire length of the
goods and Twelve inches wide
Hem one raw eTge anu sew the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
On Nain 81. Betlgeen
End and :3rl

selEaEe edges IN the top OF the tw,
curtains fcuminE Between them and
making one long 5trafEhf edge Hem
This and pass the rod through then
hang.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
ne Are Shouting the
Allegheny Mountain.
Green Shade IN
afefn Silks

between a Belgium Blue and a Rus
sian Green the mixture has produced
a rich deep neutral shade which We
call II HegiGRY iNo47ltn1n Green. e.
being entirely new we want you to see.
it,
The six has Chiffon finish. It IS.
So inches wide and sells at $I.5G5a yd-
Our 40 inch PeeNee TGFetns are.
wonderfully soft and fine full of life
The Navy Blues are selling doubIy
well. being a color most suitable for
travel: Plenty White Flesh and Rose;
Black Battleship Grey and Belgium
Blue Price SItT5 a yard
Eight new patterns fine Dresden
TGTetG SIX; Dark street tones with
rich floral designs yery smart look
ing So incIaes wide, sI-5O yard
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28

The Mothers Club OF Narthview
hnld very interesting and helpful
meeting Tuesday afternoon IN the at1-
dfturinm OF the public school build
ing there and discussed An Apneat
to Mothers and Their Relation To tbs.
SCHOOL. Prot o.. E. Williams gave.
I varr intsrestinz taI1 an the sub
iecr- Mrs John Enulsun, on behalt
OF the Mothers Club. presented the
school with a beautiful picture 81
Frances f. Lard y. Dainty refresh
ments were served to ti1s member
md the teachers. Who were guests &C
the club. y
Society TO Meet
The TnmantS SncieLE at the e en-
traI FreshFterian church will meet =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28

slniIal was used as the tables cental
piece.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
Ran1ie Dress Linen,
SIC d Yard

Plenty Of white and black, and pref
ty shades Of blues old rose, green,
Wistaria, browns, pink and gray
The weight is just right for, uits.
skirts and coats and also for tailored
dresses Tor street wear Many PEG
pie prefer this raraie weave of linen
to any other because it doesn't Sol
readily muss-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
DIES.

DIR NO TT LIE
PILLS are the Same as ven
have alwa avs bad IIIIallI
trop
20. Sold III BIrrs
.eIarks
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
Use q Rubber Wash
Cloth While Bafyai7aq

We give one free with a cake cf
Broadway Bath, new soap from
Armour g CO. Chicago.
Introductory price I5c-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28

7g7l7 fI 7lT " T3IT
!; Eency for TIE
Esem Et1en Patterns
Boltd6ir Caps Bob
LlL1 IA on. tSZLl1ll72el

New styles, and such fascTnatIngEy
pretty ones Net, fire laces. and dotted
muslin, coquettisE1ly trimmed with
ribbon bows and bands, tiny rose
motifs and gaFtands
styles one IN dotted muslin and the
other "a net, ard prices reach from
there up to 50. 90
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-28
trxe,t. Il: Pi ~ VI. IN sci,noI.

.drtdEe cnuntE farrn.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

thing Don't YOU see that already
know at least something of your story?
You have trusted mo. SO far. Trust mo
a little farther. Ito will come. He has
nothing {" los" by it. on tho CON
trary.''
She did not look al him again hut he
know he had won.
And them"
II want you to come {" terms with
him-money. | mean" emphasized Gar
rick.
But I couldn't pay-yrt
''Ill attend to that. WEI you do it?''
Yes she murInured in a low tone.
looking up again. half frightened. half
fascinated as If by new mastery
Twenty minutes later. Garrick walked
into Hinckley's office.
What luCk?'' inquired the ma Enste.
dropping his work instantly
Good. so far" GarriCk paused Are
You willing to trust me a little farther"
Hinckley caught his straight eye
glance. Go as far as You like" he an
swered quickly.
with money!" added Garrick keenIy.
with money" agreed Hinckley. con-
sidcrably relieved. He reached for his
personal Checkbook in the top drawer
of his desk.
Not yet" negatived Garrick. Give
me blank check-that's ALL
Signed in blank, you mean?'
mo, just a blank check. ! will want
you to fill 1t out and sign it when 1 di-
rect. Only I must feel can depend on
you. Will your"
''Of course" replied Hinckley. What's
the lay
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
PLAYINGFOR
HIGH STAKES


'iarri"k edged closer To him. ''IIinck-
ley" he said slowly. II want you to ask
Mrs Lemon to call Oh you at Your Ofiic'
here at : t"niEht'
"Lcbon-calI on mo-that harpy -
hurst ont Hinckl.y. his face suddenly
almost pUrpl" 'N"V"r'''
Then / quit the caSc." replied Gar
rick. calmly making 4 motion toward
his hat.
IiucKlcy looked At hIul--he the million
air". tho other tn" mcr" detective Gar
rick rose. Iiinckley's face changed un-
I'll ii was almost pale.
IF dO-what then he said weakly.
'DIcker with her get her down /" th'
lowest tCrms-and civ" her 4 ch'ck.'
Then what" asked IIiu"ki"y. some
what getting back his own d"tianc" as h
arcuSr toned himself to rh.. idea.
.Trt her 70. After that step int" this
It'll" antcroom t" ynur offic" which see
over there. | may close II for tn" resi-
Of the day
"Sur"ly. But what shall do then
"YOu Will see one thing more. You
have influence. Civ" m" a personal let
ter to tn" t"icphon" company
Is that ALI asked FIincklcy in mock
humility rs n" rang for his secretary.
"AII-eNccpt faith" laI-hcd GarriCk
Then n" added. NJ. IInckley. your
hand You won't regret it
They parted with an added respect
GarriCk on a trip to tho telephone com
parv win tn" not" from Hnckley. wher"
no had no trouble in having a special
Leased wire placed at his disposal. ON
tho way back to IiinCkley.S office he
stopped at his own just long enough "a
Gc' couple OF peculiar Instruments,
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

which ono Of his operatives luGEcd aIons
| in hiE package. large part of the re-
maind"r Of the afternoon was consumed
in placing the apparatus on the table OF
FIinCkley's inner office. 1t consisted OF
an obIonG box with an opening in the
face through which roll of paper ran.
Two steel bars extended down from the
upper corners of the opening, meeting
each other at right angles over the mid
die OF the paper on which a thin glass
capillary tube pressed. Below. another
roll Of paper ran through an opening in
a horizontal surface and this opening
also was provided with two steel arms
meeting in similar manner.
His work of installation finished. Gar
rick paused only long enough to see
whether IIincklcy had done what he
asked
Shell b" here at =" said Hinckley.
making wry face.
Good" exclaimed Garrick. Now, re-
member. after she goes stay here-until
you hear from me-
Cad" exclaimed Hinckley. I'll be a
sport-once I'll stick
Garrick hurried uptown again. this
time 10 the modest apartment of Mrs.
Hinckley. who greeted him nervously Al
the door.
Did YOU do it, he asked. searching
her face.
Yes" she replied. He'll be here
at s.
Il shall have to disconnect your tele-
phone" went on Garrick. Il want to
use that closet II / may. Mrs. Hinckley,
II YOU will please-er-go into your own
room, and let me work here alone. I
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

"Gh.' sh" said. as Iust = shad" passed
quickly over her face Il suppose /
lambled because NV husband did. why
.h,,1I,, T. U-b,. ,,,s s..,,co sor ,ha
s''"'t
ARMY
/: was easy '"T MN 1" d'HHc" no" she
had pT"Er"sS'"' or it'h"f u'S'''Iiu'
first Introducing h'F 'rienHS. th"h III the
"a%cTn"sS OF the pursuit Nlsl'iHt Fes'au-
rants and making cAhhce acquaihtdhC"S'
which was an easy tAlhE l"r woman
such as she seemed l" ne II once she
ov"rcame h"r S"rupi"S.
He felt that such woman Was not
lost Hero WAS a case where acting the
lie was a. least an apology for Nirtu"
II sh" had adnlt'"d oven I" herself IN"
dcIth t" " hjrn she had fallen. u" would
have felt that there Mas no hope. Then
toe. there WAS th+t conversation WING u
h" had Just H"'rd r'""r"sd over IN" ter
cr1ph"nc
'Whl don't You quit it. h" asked
finally.
Sh.. laughed 'Y0u're like tho rest
pulling that moral stuff"
The words grated on ';arTick. She
s,v i and flushed . hit as though she
know tho rcmark wcr. mot worthy of
h..
..,h o. IN, exclaimed seriously. you 70
q man You rau quit and come back.
d.. ,.t.b ., u,rpan it's different. She
.,,,:t Tharo Was a little tremble in
no.. y,,ico 81 vouId-if-" She stopped
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

You bet. KING. Ia, TIA
Ciarrick whstlcd softly /" himself
The whole thing. even down t" the
r"ulrtte wheel. WAS crooked game"
He quickly replaced the original spool
with fresh one. and preserved the
precious record which the t"l"graphone
had obtained.
Early in the afternoon he stroll"d
casually into the Ciastron again as if
he had not 4 care on his mind. ON"
thIni; he had determined on-he would
not go up t" Tracy's again II he could
help il. nut would spend as much time
as he could cndeaN"rInG TO fathom
this strange woman.
Fortunately Sh" met HIM at least
half way There was something about
her that he liked. and. as for Garrick.
he could he Il most fascinating com
IA MON II he chose 10 be II was not
long, therefore. before they had be-
come quite Chummv.
Tell me-" he asked A. length, as
they sat down flushed and GREATNESS
from a whirl over n" 'iastrons per
foot dancing floor. how did YOU ever
get interested IN gamhlingc Most wOm-
en aren't at all"
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07
The Novel Experiences Of Guy Garrick, Detective

! tiello' 1911: on. Is that YOU. King:
! Yes. Bell. | recognize the voice. How
ar" you: How are things going
J Pretty well. ! guess I've got the old
guy going. They tell me n" has en-
, pIoy"d detective. but cant So" any
! evidence ~ one. although III taxing M
! chances and am keeping out Of tn" way.
| III uncover IN" hr>t shadow that ever
! liv"d-b"licve me-
Ehrrick stopped IN" mach'n" and Us
! t"ntai"uSIy laid q" HHi"u"ti" revolver
J on tn iIhl" "I"s'. [" his hand.
! am IN" d"i"'u'"' p" sal" THI"tN.
nun. "''l I."'d docs %" thlnN
/ 'lA' II u" mn. SHiI"S'' No ""'S NV 10
I''.rh ''S-"Ii W. h.t'' I" d" - /" eve OF
l"h2. j"I'N nt"fNir" I" IN" h"">pa-
. htlS ana E""' hiE" '"' MIN.
( ON. M mot "". ..N'h- I'II Mo. Ni'-.
! no" ar" You T"'i"- "I"n- Win NJ
! iiiH'.hi'l
. 'l- W. -"' NO MS Ni''' We Wa.
! ",I, '''''' JUST i'.'
u =" "'. q '''''.. % .'''"''-'I' ''i''
! "s i'"'E m''"" " !'''-" H.. IN" 'h"chLL'-
! '';'r'l'k W@S 70" "ut'N i"r t"''n. A'
, ""I" hos "i IN" .i"'"H|l'r stared them
/ ~ ''' race an" ''''.H !'I ""'h i'SIc' :
my.
jus. e hun";". l'"''>N irt"f uNiH'I
''aFrt'N '"'i'A. 80. WIN 90" luh L-\"r'd
/ III htIt-H.SI'r "'''!.lii''S-. if"cH.
/ N"" VIII h''HH ever t'n', 'n''N 10Y
tw"HtN tH"H-tHd. MI I".'"H. }"N VIII
f also Haf.I over fn' rl''.N ipr twenty
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

manufacturer an" "'h''
sarded Guy GarriCk Tuizzlcaily throush
his gold-rimmed glasses. lie mad sent
for the Young d"tcctiv" and. after Inc
preliminary f"h'lnN' Id"
his measure AS that Of one Il" could trust
Garrick laughed lie already knS"
that Hincklcy had acquired som" r"pu'a-
ton AS an all aronh" 3'O"
the white light district.
III tell you just what ii Is ''arr'ck'
in a few wurdS-a mess. an a"f"i mess
said iiInckIov slowly Il want I" gel d
divorce from Mrs. IilnCk!eN. lhc man
ufacturer. took of his glasses and passed
his hand over his forehead as II brush
inr away 4 look Of sadness that mad set
49,, his features. We're separated,
az" WI $780,. ~, ,bop with
now. N"" A"'"' -,
an effort resumed ms "lu "''''''
to,.c heard all kinds Of stories lately
r,C, There have been some
"''''1 10. ,.-, Tho
very queer a'''''''S WI
man she has h"en seen with a great oedi
&c named Tracy. tho
tho ranbIcro', asked
:.,-r.
cav '' Ill.,.
"ENart'.. Now ""'' Il
mo ruiz You want m" to ne franh'
$780,. ...,o I NIL hc I'm being black
o 49,
mailed. ''NS''''
observation-disclosures "h"h. Pr"r'iP'""
,:,r-,,l g. IIincklcy hit off the word
.r..- hor,n to wavcr in telling
A0"ut u.
.'Oh. | va q fool" he admitted ven"-
monty .I r.; a Mrs. Rolle Lebon intro
- .b.s. rev-fargIed
o"'" VIZ ~
Samhii.- JOINT uptown ana
-.-.., -.,-,c, thcre-lost A lot of mon
,;, finally hut
-. Too gu COURSE gun
u"N m" haS found "u' aho"' my s''uH
ii,I. ami She threatens I" zen al! me
hu"W- = don como d.,'S9 "''
I..,f'r- au~n 'u"''"N. "!Arknah.
w.. was growing NOR" eN'IS'"-
1rCnr pa. nat tn1' would ne only %"
-u.uIu- $il' ii k""n rl-Ht on. An" tntH
d"r': iet>. rhcr" Will n" mic" niue
scandal rna' will p.4N right INT" my
wir"'s ha1.I~ and pat an end |" my sun
if start Il.
IIs, paused "Wna' am I" 10 ne
aided. =" .haho IN" traitors on
'Trary'- u"'"rl"E~. said Earrick-
I'd 'ihr :" 70: him r'-1i. hut wen
ha;e t. r.tl'. {" H.volv" Ms. Hlnrhi"F
that's ali"
NJ tc.- R,E &c rgf IN 1lvCkIeN. you
The Washington herald., 1915-03-07

kNuW YOU hig detectives say
that You don't take divorce
cases. but of course YOU do"
L Harris uincklev, millionaire
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
SpGnacrcib % Niitcip. Nra Nlnll


bal me00cleS ocn 23oc Cttobcr.
Gor Ell 900 SiN ii0cn blcu Sperl,
moalet ON aaunlIicrinQ a. Spun.
Gereib og Siltcio rclit al Intcrcalcrc-
De Wpno pna Sprlnnoet. Siitcri.
ioreninaer oa Scrrcoalture lIuttcoe
liz til Sonfcn % uotnlte, al NJ So
mol aIennem biaic Gio par ct &ip9-
%lpergsnlool Tor oen ipOli9e Gel al
Sonbet. st Wtpoe bIcu Tor ct Aur@
Sib iioen boIot / Sorillno. buor no
le1oinaer ira in~tereSlereoe Siitrif.
ter ocltoq, o1 bpor Der bIeu neoiGt
Ell aonitc, lon itllloe orbeloc mao
SoQeu. Sioeu oen 5ib bar man
intet bsrt til aouallpsr9smoolet. r.
9lt Ter Oct ennclig no til at oennc
aomlte gIucr Slpotegn ira liz % url
lUtte Sort / Nrheibet. Nnliq bar Den
bol6t Wsoc / ariltianalono, bpor Der
berlfcbe iterf Stemnilt9 Tor, at bcttc
olltriftS. iom IonosQounliae Goretd.
acnoe mart mnottc blue en- &iric.
ligheb. aomiteen ogter nlc0 oct i9r.
lie at houe ct mt Wsoe onta0CilC
/ 6leffeiioro ~ buor ma nprnerc
oil plonlug9e grbcioet oq bInnot
onoct ienoe Wunoigbebernc Ell mo
tiueret Nnls9nInQ ON S%tat9bioroR.
&iOere oil man is9c nt intereSierc De
ira Serlnnoet pnlGtc StortinQ@nluu0
Tor a%onoIlagen. Man bar oet Naab,
at SperQsmoolet niI pinoe @cbor
hos De beuilgenbe MpuOi9beocr, oA
SerlanOet lodleoe3 / Siqbe0 meo al,
ore SonoSoele muotte bli ~tiIQobciect
poa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cnl-
roobe, ioo meget mler iom beune ga
noIiiering ogioa cr en- %uno@iog a.
life rinoe 9etn6niuQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Wanacl paa Glcftricitct / Stnpau.

ger. Sra S%tauan1cr mcooclc& Der
15oe Nopember. Ton @runo Al Sen
extraordinary lape Ncober2nUnloc
err &anoitunoen / SltcOul@pon0ct.
bporiro @pcna Glettritltetsperf ioar
iii &ono. iilnfet lem gIcter uloer
normal Neioc. Ser or cu0nm CO. )
Dieter at Lobe pnu, men "a man ollie.
rcoc mariner ii1 SSroIttlOcu, hnr Gus
ucrtcta Sircftiou iun0ct at buroc
iorcilou. at ser ipcrfiUttc2 noQen
Snoifrrntuina / %an0iorbutQct -
Ter ioriluae3 at itGnGc 'or Cuuorm.
ninl3foiumct - Spuc "a &urnlt
pan02bChpl6cre - men life aouil;
rcr, OF al iorcta1c noQlt EIloitrunf
niulcr 6cll elcftrl'tc @a6Cbclp&
ming. Gn Situation ION Ocn nirur-
rcnoc bar man life bart / belle oct
Sih2rum. hporoucr 9tc0bor@obicrua-
tloren 'trTtfcr lt9, ncmllN irn
1880.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Stapanacr Stsberi % Suf.

Sra StopanQer meooeIes Sen ste
Nopember. StaponQer Steberi og
0of bar paa observation-disclosures
iaaar beiIllttet at uopioe Nftiefopi,
talen ira 100000 iii $4,000 aro.
ner. Gen me Aapital i~orbeholoes
DC mluGrenoe NftionGrer oa uolpg.
geS itte iii oiicntIig 5egnins. :
S~orbinoeIie hermeb er planIaat llo.
uioclier al SeIifabets Sfib5bn1geri,
iaa Der fan buagcs Sfibe op til
10000 Cons. Iigeiom oet ital uoui-
oes iii at funne outage Sfibc paa
3 q 5000 Cons. Ger Ifal pibere
onIPgaeS Ell nm Slip Tor Sfibe poa
iubtil 5000 Cons. Selifabets aai-
anIPg uopioes til Ell 2inie pao 325
Nieter. 2e plnnlagte llouioeIier err
oelpis p~aabegpnot. Ceres 2oitenoe
er beregnet I'll 6 a 100000 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Store Ylaner / @nobranosoalen.

Sra Siuehommer me0oeleS Den fOoe
Rouember. Siadt 9lmenningsitpre
bar Tlaner oppc ON or anlPgae Ell
S9nie meo SaQbrug til SorPoIing
al NlmenninQeus Ssmmerproouf
tion. ! 6orbiuoeIic meo Saqperfet
ifaI oaiaa anlRgges Ell Sepleri meb
Srpuareiabrit. i%aaleoes al Der ber-
eiter life ituloe bliUe Gale ON lem-
merialg ira Siaat %AImennins. Iii
Sriit al Sogbrulet etc. bar 9Ilmeu-
uinasimret tpnft al uobp9ge Ell Al
oe mange 6oaie / SIadt. Ger er no
arbeioet IRE Eroietter. Man oil on.
iaa iou Spa o. strait Tor 9pgoens
@ehop. SmtolmmJerne beleber ia
iii meQem 100000 og 300 900 aro.
ner.
5rons |Almennlna bar ogiaa
Tlaner oppe ON al anIGese S9nie