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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
Attendance OF the Same IS Re.
gaTded lIarxeiou Giving
To- The Great Distance

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n. 3 =, {. . g
Wy y; ~. ssoiaen; resident secretary.)
w.. ~ - ttsssisStA ssllllDllSl, Pan
elna.'e c nl exposition, San ETapcisco.
l Slaits. sctf tpy: mail With Ave
issss ~ . 3 w lne haffma-R acitic
s,Apossslon e. tnsIougn these beautiful
sSsoper aays having an attendance
s594Ai I9. u not SURPRISING expecta-
am. y ms statlst cans and nigh of
nciais OF the exp sition The hrst Of
her int 4,,a s ,ass ~ ss. MsI Semen
marked increase lin hoth a asti (
and enthusiasI 3, ~ M
part Of the peonle ~ san nm, -. -
rs WIN be recsiIed tia -,.;s. ~ 81:
openine al tf,s eS,os,fjnr "a nnn ...e
Ion hooks were snI,i n tts sS ,ss,ssse
the cify and 80. ~ NV Rsvpss "
inv. At n,.ics ~ en- ~. ~ ouu..-
ana Il "a estsma ~ ~ /. t @
"a sfI,sse ss,tstsI g
dailv p,s MI s,.s,,s. = =. - 10 ssss
tha cna q NO I e iia.s n, 4
ElineIv d,,rin ~. III; isa4
guest Al thss M u 81 "a e
4 fews ,,ics,t. Nh .s.s rsunl
travelted 1witbs .,,, Jissu y ny
IRE hundred n,iiss III - p,,,l,gs s,.. !.
nver nna "a ~, y ~ "
Ina East AM, that sha,, 3, asn
occunants n that cs, *. n, az Sly
tance Tho ~
sJnne 1niv - Ans,,stysas .nas llousn
from, stss s;ps s
trains now .e,sa, s ~. On iaIoagn
sections the mo t,.a;,, -. ~
suffice 4, 4 II s 49,. ppsssli =
vs. e
~ - 4.
me attendances Of West Virginians
y. tnls seSposition, mas been somewhat
remarkable. when y as :conside reds that
our slate ~ more tt1an 600 miles
rom tne coast Since the registry
BOOKS We're opened the first day Of
| .ne eSposltlon, " Drnary 20, up and
t sete. naa piacea ssnelE
hnn .Ss t t..sssa Z " Inese neariy q
w. ~ y,.s nass pssn enter famed at the,
thss 49, y .is.,a n9iiaing rom zone To-
LEE " aouIS nignts, g rev q them
sn.a.ns = Wssas ors more the 2.O67;i
ISL y, sslne olFect from west Viz
NAV have haa,,s = RS,,, ~. ! Z -. -,
did not raeistar ,;ra,,, x t,sa ana
al Ina r,nst net ,,, 10y snsle We, pus
la On NE ros;sta. - ~ = nozel pr
lscin;o ,h,,sidtn $50 e y -! .ns Mssl VIZ
so , "A rsss - vsyssosG = colgh
rss,daN n 'y w. M. s.ss Wno .oImeIiy
co1nn,, f,a,,, es =, anu IN tnis
and ins,n i ~. ms.s ypsnins gay w. up 70
sans ,,arsad e s -. sa,s e, l,1ae per-
v Iyr TEL ss resi1snces invest y,
tha ~. e vuas, L,,.s a.oln 81 over
iiying nsy.sls,ss ~, mem are
az Ill sa...t...s Yves.
=, = NY sy 10y are gong well IN
~. ~ Ss.ss " I9eir aooptio9s
,aft M ~ .sM .ssIee ever navlng
ara s s Saa,. ... s.a.e anu say .ney
aess & 49, SOME eI s.nem
iaaatss =. =. IN ana re-
.0ss's.s = ~ - cary. a ls'g;e
~ & . ts's,i Z, 81
on next MONDAY, afteraa residents
e g me ~ west virginia building OF near
y tAsee montns. MES: Cyrus w Hall,
VINO was associate hostess for the
,.u.1'.a q Sl.y. ana august VIII take
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07


NJ. Wolverton and wife are visiting
Mr.. Wolyertonss people ms alhounI
county fthiswee ga They expectstos be
absent about two weeks. q "a !.
Local nimrods are bringing In plen-
ty; Of squirrels these days..
~ p = 80 49, 81 T.. - 7.
L. a. Thomas was down at Burns
vile Monday and Tuesday looking af-
ter business matters.
Local politics seem rather quiet, al
though tits about time things should
liveng up along that line. tbs rl-
mored that Redwood will furnish q
candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for sheriff and two candidates
for the Republi lean nominati ion for the
same Office. It Is an open secret that
Mayor McClung will be: a candidate to
succeed himself and the same is like
wise true of Mr.. Wolyerton, the prose-
cutting attorney. And so, twill not
be long until the political pot will be-
gin to boil.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McClung. Of.
Winfield, Kas., who has been in West
Virginia for the last month reviewing
old scenes and calling on friends Of
former days were in Redwood a few
days last week visiting relatives. Mr..
McClung, who is -son of the late
Fielding Nice Chung emigrated to the
West some thirty years ago and locat-
ed at Winfield, where they have since
become leading farmers and stock
men Of that country. Mr.. McClung'
was very much taken with the moun-
tain city and spoke in glowing terms
OF the possibilities Of Richwood's fu-s
'ture greatness.
The child Of j. 3. Heaster who was
painfully burned several days ago. Is
recovering rapidly and will soon be
entirely well.
w. r. Reed, a leading Republican;
leader Of Clay court house and Prohi-
|bition commissioner for this district.
spent a few days here recently looking
|ment. y {. Z sT { n, q
w inns OorseyS-o OF Nettle, left Tues
day morning for Akron, o., where he
goes in quest OF employment.
Richard Amick is spending the
week at Sutton son business.
9. w Martin and DR.. Z. N. Kahle
were at Lexington, Va, last week.
making the trip, by auto. 81
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Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and children;
returned home Monday after q
months visit at Cleveland, Canton.
Akron and Barberton, o., and report
g fine trip,
Lester Seward. Of South Side, is
carrying q crippel hand, the result
of having It caught between the pull
ley and drive wheel of a well drilling
machine, breaking all the bones.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07

Lester Seward. of South Side, is
carrying q crippel hand, the result
Of having It caught between the pull
ley and drive wheel Of well drilling
machine, breaking all the bones.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and children
returned home Monday after a
month visit at Cleveland, Canton,
Akron and Barberton, o., and report
9 fine trip, &,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
perintendent Of schools, was called to
Chillicotthe, o., the first of this week
on account ssofs the serious illness Of
his aQefiefather IL 4 n III Z, r 81

Prosecuting Attorney Attorney, U.
M. Wotverton and wife are visiting
Mr.. Wolverton,s people inesC alhoun
county thdsweek "a They expect osbe
absent about two weeks. II 81 !.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
The child Of j. 3. Heaster who was
painfully burned several days ago, Is
recovering rapidly and will soon be
entirely well: * v IL.

w. r. Reed, a leading Republican,
leader of Clay court house and Prohi-
bition commissioner for this district,
spent q few days here recently looking
after matters pertaining to his depart
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07

The Dodge Clothespin Company, of
this place has just completed a water
tank on. top of high steel tower, and
has thus added to its fire-fighting
equipment. q.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07

Willie Dorsey. Of Nettie, left Tues.
day morning for Akron, o., where he
goes In quest Of employment.
Richard Amick is spending the
week at Sutton son business.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07

9. w. Martin ana Dr.. 4. N. Kahle
were at Lexington, Va, last week,
making the trip, by auto. ss's
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07

Local nimrods are bringing in plen-
" Of squirrels these days..
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-23

lhly. Its such II 0ear little cUttage:'
lie came closer with 7outstretcl,et,
arms. but stopped abruptly az she
inintedJagai,i to the half Open door.
"IIanRyit all!' he muttered! MI wisl,
YOU weren't the head nurse"1N
I'VE might go for sleigh ride this
afternoon" she suggested demurely.
Now. come on and peep In at Ann.
She's y" happy"
They went over to the door and look
ed In. Ann sat on the edge OF her bed
caressing the dear beautiful dolly. g
The two gazed At her silently: then
suddenly Gertrude Morgan raised her
eyes to the face beside herJ7@
Oh Herbert. do yeu1 think Gould
We S@/
pr. Gny squared 6,s SrSad .houI.
dcrs. Her meaning camc III a Hash.
Yes. we can. and We WIN il you
want to. OF course" zhe AIesitatcd-
maybe We couldn't haveV~o many
other things II We had her
No, but we'll have love. aud it
would b. too bad not to give that lit
tie starved soul a share OF it."lE~7
Ann" Miss Morgan questioned
abruptly. how would you like to Ifvs
with us for awhiie:'
Ann looked from one to the other
dazetily. Live with you! Where?
Oh. you're jokin'.: she said slowly
NO; she means It," interjected Dr.
Cray. We're going to live in the
superintendent cottage"
oh, ! see" the child nodded wisely.
You two are goin' to get married.
But nobody wants me-not even
Miss Morgan interrupted her bitter
ness. Yes. We do want you," draw
ing the child to her. and you're going
to live with us. and when you get we'll
enough you can go to school
A change came Loyer AIMS face.
F'inging her arms aroHpd Miss Nor
gan. she breathed: ~
What a wonderful. wonderful day! !!
And to think that yesterday thought
nobody carcdr"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-23

sN'hat q l,eautlfv, Clrtst0As stft!"
sAen. ~".." @"oE
They want me to hegin the 0rst Of
tie year. The sui'er;ntendent's cot
taee will be vacant then. Do you
saQpose would II BE- tos sosa"-
Miss Aor4en's mind 1eW hack ever
~ two long years they Ao1 waited.
"i'n be ready" she 0ur0useA hap
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-23

Joyousiy. "tt's for you"'
Ann dropped the blanket she was
holding aud stared incredulously. For
me:' ST
Yes: .ee your ua ame-pIain q. day.
AIMS Abandoned faith In Santa
Claus began 10 return. She held out
her arms for the doll. ~
oh the dear. beautiful dolly" she
coocd. WI ~
The two In the hall looked at each
other and smiled happily. They watch
ed the ~childrrn as they crowded
around the trees. examining the gifts
and running 1back to Ann with each
new treasure>that bore her name. Ann
sat on the bed Her dark eyes shonc
and she gazed with delighted amaze
ment at each offering. g
How little 1t takes t6 1lske a child
happy Miss Ford murnured softly as
she turned away. Il must 20 OF to
bed now" She went out. and Miss
Morgan turned to the medicine closet
She had put 1t to rights and was jot
ting down list Of things needed
when DR.. Gray burst in, his face
aliRht.
.,,.o ros; s,ss;r Gertrude re es.ea( eey'"h'y
Ssh" Miss Morgan pointe,, a warn
ing finger toward the ward hut the
children were making too much noise
themselves to heed anything else.~
Dr.. cray pulled letter out Of h.s
~ got this letter from the bnsrl this
morning. Dr. Williams has resigned
aud they've offered me the position Of
s,,perintendent.-a hundred n month to
begin with
Ky :;:::; il: i: :;:: =: 4: &: 4:
:;ZSSz#. :
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-23

nrtseoss nssnssag. sal tha0 eans =
with . rush Of happy ssticipoGSsa.
nGeias aronnA their tire aa1 1sviag-
- ensersns ~ treasures. ~
Tse ~" watchers noticed ASS's soo-
l'er face - phe weat slowly to her
tlee es1 eagsn spreo1iag Il up. Thees
ls5s we're ~ fos her. Ne sne asaf
esssss 70 ~. - vas sotag to Q
hoo> IN = fsr days.
TER rel. eo:sstsos ssssss H.
chts:t.1s t'sf.
o." iaHl i'et'e woke crssA.
wsees ~ that! besuttfui doll cease
froo! u Want here hssore:"
1ess oil eatheneA Around while sse
he'd .!a,n y e. H.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-14
$1,s42,e2s.24
$1,342,923.24

%
the % ana a -
Subscribed IN on before e his a Q
January 1915 m' Director
s ssss ss sue D9e1s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-14
DISBURSEMENTS


Cash on Hand carried forward ..........$ 365S14O6
Loans made to Members Real Estate 42057675
Loans made to Members on Stock. 64,63329
Real Estate Purchased in Lieu of Foreclosure 3O14413
Real Estate Sold Contract .............. 6382.5O
Personal Accounts Payable. .............. 2772295
Notes Unsecured OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 664.54
Court Costs Observation-Disclosures. 1902 5
Taxes and Insurance Paid for Borrowers 564.78
Installment Stock Withdrawn 341,168.17
Installment Stock, Old Unclaimed Balances. 11.58
Dividends Paid Matured and Withdrawn
Instalment Stock Observation-Disclosures. 2111.sO
Deposit Stock Withdrawn Observation-Disclosures. 117.22
Commissions Paid to Agents Collections. 1121465
Commissions Paid to Agents, Entrance Fees. 49O5O
Commissions Paid to Agents, Net Balance. 2554OO
Commissions Paid to Agents, Rent Collections 53951
Commissions Paid to Agents Real Estate Sales 36175
Advertising and Legal Notices 1856
Auditing Expense and Department Fees. 43828
Postage :. .................... 1864
Books, Stationery and Supplies ............ 62757
Sundry Expense :. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1868
Expense Examiners CONTAMINATION. 217386
Salary and Expense, Attorneys ............ 2500O0
Salary and Expense Officers and Directors 850538
Salary Clerks and Stenographers. ........ 1889
Attorneys Fees ..................... $500
Loss on Real Estate Sold Charged Off,. bats
Expense and Repairs, Real Estate Owned. $4,000
Taxes Paid Real Estate Owned 2,9973O
Taxes Paid Personal Observation-Disclosures. 1862
Adjustment Profit and Loss Debts. 2,1O741
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-14
The Reason sse. 9th
Earnings for 1913
Earnings for 1914

stockholders profit of
$50 their stock besides placing $73O910 into the
Fund leaving profits with which
to begin the 1915.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-14
Authorized Capital Twenty Million Dollars
$4,576,5o2.2o

EXPENSES FOR SIX MONTHS
Dividends Credited to Instalment Stock. ...$ 154
Dividends Paid to Matured and Withdrawn
mstallment Stock MISREPRESENTATION. 81
Adjustment Profit and Loss Debts. 81
Loss on Real Estate Sold or Charged Off.
Expense and Repairs on Real Estate Owned 3S
Taxes Paid on Real Estate Owned. .......... 80
Taxes Paid, Personal Observation-Disclosures.
Commissions Paid to Agents on Collections. 112
Commissions Paid to Agents, Entrance Fees. 11,4
Commissions Paid to Agents, Net Balance. 2,5
Commissions Paid to Agents Rent Collections.
Commissions Paid to Agents, Real Estate Sales 8
Advertising and Legal Notices
Auditing Expense and Department Fees. 4
Books, Stationery and Supplies ..........
Sundry Expense Observation-Disclosures. La
Expense Examiners Observation-Disclosures. 81
Salary and Expense, Attorneys ............ 2,5
Salary and Expense, Officers and Directors. 8,5
Salary, Clerks and Stenographers .......... IL
Contingent Cor Reserve) Fund ............. 8,s
Balance Undivided Profits ................. 1875
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-14
Our Stockholders Almost
Encircle the Earth

They represented in the Philippines in Alaska
Canal the trenches Europe One of the latter
his advance and then went forth battle
both Here hoping that he live enjoy
benefits of his Aetna Stock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-14

Aetna Building and Loan Association


For Six Months Ending December 81, 1914.
RESOURCES
Loans to Members Real Estate (Non-nego-
liable n0teS) SO, 73O884 81
Loans to Nom Members Real Estate (Non-
negotiable notes. Observation-Disclosures. 1545OO
Loans to Members on Stock 157,165.H
Real Estate Owned 19O,6O OF
Due on Real Estate Sold on Contract 3O2O9.77
Furniture and Fixtures Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Delinquent Insurance Paid for Borrowers 1OO57.
Delinquent Taxes Paid for Borrowers 3O655.1O
Accounts Receivable, balances Due Us) 39O4.79
Office Building ........................ 46,841.93
Unsecured Notes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
Court Costs Deposts) .................. 2826.82
Cash in Office and Due from Banks 365814.O6
$4,576,5O2.20
EARNINGS FOR SIX MONTHS
Undivided Profits last report 16,54458
Adjustment Profit and Loss Credits. 441.86
Fines .................. 2,796.15
Fines on Tax and Insurance Advanced. $3.50
Interest 182,529.18
Rents Received from Real Estate Owned 49,. 61131O
Profits Withdrawals Observation-Disclosures. 1O,3O469
Profits on Real Estate Sold ............. 1,O5282
Attorneys Fees ................. 2,158.OO
Entrance Fees ............ 11,813.OO
Examiners Fees 2,923.5O
Transfer Fees ................... 381.0O
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12
9~rinmfppgn iotm MIter.

st af Sc ~merfeIieite MItre, ION
trnfes fan, finbes / ben lille pom.
-%nlerife @p &oobot5. 90 BET er life
Eliot merfeligt / Zig ieIp, men betrng-
tcs ogiao iom Ell poIif Nationalbel-
Iigbom, brurtil mango Eoloffer /
tioligere Siber bpert Nar polfurtebe.
9ette glitter beitaar nenlig / Sen
Srillmfpoan, bporpaa Eolcns itsrIte
&nnJe, Soban Sobieifp, fisrte inO
/ @ien efter at bnpe bprtiaget Cur
fernc, iom trlleoe gpen. Som @e-
Icnning for bans 9uao ifiGnfeOc
@icn bon1 sen ~prGgtiee @pen, Der
ifal hope foitet 5000 Sufoter; %
81 Ben ~ielere blep fiert til Eulen,
rar Sen brpbet mcb Sunbrcber al
ptGgtige tprfiifc Srpirer.
llnber ben ferite ihleiiife arig
crobreoc SreOerif Sen StoreS Crop
PER &ognen, % Der bar Sale ONT,
al han ielp piloe fibre ino | Berlin
pna oen; men en- al bans Genera
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12
l9NLY0jpr 6iemuet lnffcliat

plabs er felipe s%1agmarfen, er benz,
Ser forefcnmer bpppieit. On
bcarot iaaret l~lnoerofficer raaber
inaleoes / 9ommanoptone til De ipge
/ De andre Sengc: "Sicnben fan ie
ier! Sfpno icr, og erop ier neo".
90 ban bolber life op, for De andre
frye i~filler fine Soneber unber Sep.
ptrne.
Sgiaa Storbeospanpio forefcm.
mer tibt. 20 feberipge Solbater
lisger ioaleocs % i%orfIarer binan'
Sen, at Sc er uonrpnt til 8cncroler
Sen enc fprlonger, at bans Illtomo-
Ri. ifol fjsre irem, og oen onben err
ppbra9t ober, at Ell 8aptein life
fbonorerer bans militrre Sang paa
t%lIbsrlie Wanbe.
Get err, iom moi, fer, &rigen oa
otter &rigeu, Ser beifiritiger Solon-
terne / beres Ecbcroremme. 9rem,
me, ser ilet intet bar meb &rigen
at giere, er itore Siplbenbcoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12
Sc jdarcSe Solodtcts
Hetcrorcnttttc {.

Gn SeItIUge bar / "Fresic @eoi-
cole" ifrepet Ell interesiont Nrtifel
ON Be ionreOc Solbaters Ieber'
6lemne. &an gier opntcrfiom paa,
at Natriotismen, iom natllrligt er,
ipiQer ell Itor Nole / DC Suareocs
Tentalier. Gn bunrot iadrct Wailo,
Set fllIoltGnoig bdpbe miitct Grin-
orinacn, pioItc operbopeoet life, at
btn bar ing, % ga man 'purgte
hcn, hporfor ban lna Der, ltlpnt
ban life par ~iuaret, iuareoe ban
meb ct IpffeIi1t emil: Seq CT Der
iot at ioripare nit Stem.
Set or Ell notwithstanding
GienoSgierniug, at Siiciplineit, 80
IeIien al Meipcft / Teglen bolber Jig
lonoit hos Sc Sooreoe; ieIo ON &c
c. fuIoitpltoig ~feberpiIoe, er Sc gan'
Ife pua set Hene me0 oeres Sore
iottes &ong % f~orioser at ailr9ge
militrr @onnpr for enbper, ser
rnrnler ii9 oeres Sena.
Meget bpppi9t fantaicrer Soloa-
tcrne ON @attcriItinin9cr og Sra.
raterploiioncr. % for oet me'tc bar
Sc / Sremme en- meget panlfclig
Spdape at uofore % be nlGrfeliglte
<inbrinler at ooerpinoc. Gn ofte
optrroenbe Soloatcrbrem er naina
Sen p%IuoieIigc oa niorflarligc Gil
b~oaepenoeu I'll Sicrmnet. Zen Snge
Ter / Srsnnre lin Su'tru og line
%rrn, han panorer giennen &c
fiCnbtc Trrelier eler Ter I'll tine
Warfer "a tit aprg. Men Oct er
nUiten aItio ct ipr1eligt @ienipn.
"Win Some er ipa", hsrer man BAN
'trnne, "aa 8uo, bun er 900, oe or
oLeidmmcn oeoe".
&pppiat isrer sen feberipge Sol
0at LANCE Somtaler meb Ell inbbilot
Trion. Set breier iis oa melt ON
Srigerl, o. Stemniusen perler mel.
Iem Saab, Surtpilelic % mt Saab.
Ten ipse aisr cmbpgJcIigt @ebc
ior Sroppernes @epTselier, %uofaitcr
Slaaplaner % gipcr gcbe Haao,
ionr oitcit til Ell forciat: ga. Sr,
auptcin, Soroen er blsS, % hi fan
life aaa irem. Get pilne uGre San.
uir at ongribc uuoer bisie Smitrn.
bilbcSer. Sro nil. Sr. aoptein,
her or Saalmobigbeo bort beoite
Goaben".
Sc Srcmmeicener, bpiS Sine
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12

imutfe 9anolteb. vi bapoe en- bpa
seIig Seiltur noe pua ariitioniaijor
ben | oeres prPgtige SeiIbaao, o(
fom tilbage til bpffet 9oro noe
9noen, og gprbet bar npiten oper
'treet meo Vlomiter. s @iGebbua
ger @ergslien's Siem bar hi oftt
@Jelter, oo ban bar en- al SIabaaers
%trotalte Tenner, og bans elIfpproig(
True por i9rbeIes mil og forefom
ntetoe moo mig, for at ieq life full.
De isIe mig iom fremmeb blal,bt benz
ga ben itore 9liifeosieit bIep boIoi
for 5Iabaaer, iioite Sang ban por
| Norge, bapoe ieg % min 9ror Den
5ornsieIie at fao ppre meb. Mnn.
&c 4linitnere oq Iigtere bar forIam-
(eoe Der Sen @lften, beri6Ianot 9iI-
Ieobn99er @~crgslien og Sri,e - ban,
Ionl bar arbeioet &arl Soban's 500
nltnlent foron Slottet / ariItionia
-, Woriner1alec @uu, Or. Selan-
Der, &olomeiter &ieme % Satter,
Srsfen Ignes, aanoibot Cars, Sta
lieneren Guibotti, Sen Itore Sfllc-
ipiaer @run, Srefen 2%iunbgren fra
Sronobiem o. life at forgIemme Gig-
teren @osnn,no @inie, icm %forfatte.
De set I~fifebsoigt for 0Iobaser, iom
par trpft / "Sam6aanb" go. Sc. =
Mnnge Soler bleb bolbt Sen Iften
al bisie itore MUno, og ale enifebe
bam Spffe % alt eobt for Sremtis
oen.
Sele SeIifabet fnIgte BAN neb til
Sampboaoen for at iiae SarpeI; tbi
Den ifulbe afgaa tibIig npite Wpr-
gen. Wfinoit tTnfte hi ga, at set
iflIoe bore iioite Sang, hi traf BAN
Der / 9ipet.
SIabaqer bar foot sen 26be Mu-
quit 1882 og bsoe at aIimotieber /
Som, Stalien, Sen 17be Sebruar
1871. @~ineohugger 9ubol, en- ooo
Sen al bam, iao neb bans GpbsIeie
% mootog Set iibite Snunbtrpf fra
BAN. San blep b%cgrapet paa Sen
proteitnntilfe a~irfcgaarb / Mom. Gn
Winoeitettc bIep lat paa bans @rap,
iom bIep oIilsret al Ncromrnb,
og Confer, iom opholot fig
Ser. Stntsraao @rabp, MSIesior
Maribo oo Sonos Sic bar tilIteoe.
en- Gale bIep boIbt, % ct Minoeoi9t
blep oplnit al Spnos Sic. apinoer-
ne beiiroeoe @raoen mcb @lomiter
og hrngte en- 2aurbprfronS meb
Sarper tao Eoppen al 800
mtmcntet.
Sc, ser fierote SIabaaer, oa Tom
bans roIige Sfiffelie meo Sc
lpie, pelIige Zine % set BRINE, frsl-
lebe Saor pner Sen flare Eanoe, pil
Grinorinaen, life oleue ON Ell
SrnItncr, men o9Ioa en-
Terionligheo, Der nleb en-.
gang iro9ioo GiGio. San bar en-
Sirl illIo al aooe Gaenifaber, San-
% trofait Senaipenheo. s
bort Stem / @nloers bar Ser itor
Sorg hos ole pore SIGNtninge, bo
ii mootoQ @uolfabet ON bans 100.
&or9e houoe / bam tabt Ell Hbel
% ~troioit Son.
Sngebora @clgum-Iielo.
(Cnfc eitcr Eoitor s. q. Sjelo.)
@locf Gartb, gSis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12
Sla9marf paa
fIasnif 6runo,

WtcIopotanlien, lom MI or blct en-
al SfucpIooIcrue ior NerocnStriQen.
hsrer oNian til SorocnS mcrfeliQitc
2onbe, ipm ircmNclc$ RUNNER Der.
benShiItoriifc Miuoer. 90 TaIcn
mencm &c 70 bcrsnltc GIpc Giirat
Oh Gi0riS or opipIot al Muincr %
Mtinber. ION bpocr IrfTololcr OF
Siitorifcrc ct rigt Stubiciclt.
Nian Ter her Se%pninlcr ira Ncn
bnbrlonife Tcriooe, mems man "a,
iao fou trriie paa Sc brrubte, bIaa
ScgIitcn. ipm itonmer ira MlIba-
meooniSmenS @arnbom.
@Ionot sc mertcIigitc SlotiSsmin.
Ser cr Nuirerlle al SeIcncio. Bro.
ietcrrc G5roS o. G5efieIs 8rnpe,
% Den uhure EcaIitcnsora, Tom Den
IofaIe TRADITION ubpeeer iom Gen.
ninacr az @abeIS 5oarn. Serne
TcrheuSbngriug, ion ulber III Saa
fi,loe riinime ale S~olfelag, %
hpcr bare ct eneitc Sitnaemanl lfuI.
Sc Iube, har lcpet / MenneifehcoenS
Sautuii / Nortuiinbcr. 90 Sruoi.
tionen bar ioitholbt. at Sen mpltiac
&uir @eiS WiuruS ocb Siuah pes
GuiratS @reo or oct bersnrtc @abeIs
Saorn.
Stfc lang berira neo Sen icSiifc
2anNSbp aiili Iigecr SSraels San.
ger unoer oct babploniteSanlcnitab
Troictcn @Sefiel, be9rauet, og hans
@rap ores Den Tag ibaa Iisc belt
al Sober % Wubamcbanere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12

len eioroe bom ba opmerfiom paa,
at Ser / 2a~nbsbpen Haooot5, bpor.
fro ban itammcoe, mangIeoe ct al-
ter / airfen, % at benne Gogn bill
Be bore l,omerfet eenet BERTH. Saa
If @eneralen Sognen, pg impffet
meo ale Dc tprfiife Spprb % Srr-
hener blep Ben opitiuet i ben lille
pruufleie %Sonbsbpfirfe.
Ser ltaar ben enbnu, aanife pi't
u>en De gpl0ne &ilrI, bporpaa Sen
fcr1t bar onbragt; Dem tog Sranif=
mGnbcne / 1900 % fsrte Dem til
Foris.
ehMnHtnen "Susoenner" CT m~ohtaeen
dob Stoer. oa ben &c at pt ian snjIe en-
ebrtnHtre, at bprc. Sen s;sr gooi 2frbeibs
% aoar let.
eenb "Geeurnb. Tonen" til eIrat % gennu
! bet eainle 9dnb.