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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25
PULLMAN SERVICE BETWEEN
MACON AND BRUNSWICK.

NAHUM AMI BRUNSWICN.
To accommodate the seashore travel
effective June 9Th the Southern rail
way will operate a through Pullman
car between Macon and Brunswick
three times each week. The cars may
be occupied at Macon as early as 8
pm: on Saturday, Tuesday and Thurs
day nights. Cars will leave Bruins
wick at $40 pm. Sunday, Wednesday
and Friday nights and D'ay ha occu-
pied until am. the following morn
ing.
The cars will be dissection drawing
room electrically lighted and equipped
with electric fans.
E. l.. McGOUGAN,
General Agent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25
SPORTITORIALS


Sorry all you fans missed the first
real ball game seen on the local lot
in a good long time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25

Take advantage of the 29-cent sta.
tionary sale at Bryants Bookstore.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25

For real service, good quality and a
genuine hurry-up delivery, phone %
and see McCall's grocery get busy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25

Watch Wood-Bailey's ads. Some
thing new every day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25

Fresh Jekyl island butter received
every morning, 40c per lib. at Wright
& GoWen Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25

Special prices cut glass, china, brio
a-brac. Bryant's bookstore.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

SOUTHERN RAILWAY
DEPARTS
No $500 Ia. M. for Atlanta and
points beyond.
NO. II-S:10 p. H., for HaxelhurBg
I'D connections.
ArrIves--
No. 12--8:o0 b. H.. from Hazlehurst.
and connections.
NO. 1G-5:2s >. H.. from Atlantic
ATLANTIC COAS- LINE
'eparts-
No. 96-5:35 a. M. for Albany and
all points.
No. 9O-::55 D. m, for Albany and
all poin9
No. 91--11:10 q. a., from Albany
No S7--S.05 u. H., from Albany.
SEABOARD AIR LINE
Leaves
No. 24.-8:2U a. M, for Sa tannah
Arrives
No. 23.--6:40 p. M, from Sav"hnah
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM &
ATLANTIC
Departs.
No If am for Atlanta and ALI
connections.
No. $3.50 am. Jacksonville and
Savannah and S. A. l.. local north
No. 7-2:45 pm. Jacksonville and
Savannah and s. A. l.. local south
No. 13-5:10 pm. for Atlanta and all
connections.
Arrives.
No. 14-10:45 am. from Atlanta and
Jacksonville connections.
No. G-11:55 am. from Thalmann
and Savannah connections.
No. $3.50 pm. from Thalmann,
Jacksonville and Savannah conncc-
tions.
No. 12-8:1 10 pm. from Atlante.
GEORGIA COAST 6 PIEDMONT
Departs
No. 25-Daily except Sunday, 8 a.
M, for Collins
No. Sunday only, 6:3O pm, for
Collins.
Arrives
No. 26--Daily except Sunday, 7:2O
pm, from Collins.
No. 10-Sunday only, 1890 am,
from Collins.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25

Fresh Jekyl island putuer received
every morning. 40c per lib. at Wright
& Gowen Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25

New white comb honey, lbs for
Csc, just received by Wright & Gowen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25

Yesterdays game should have been
90 at the end of the ninth. The lone
run was the result of an error, pass
ed ball and poor judgment in catching
u long -oul
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25

If you want an organ to stand this
climate and won't go down on you,
then call on George f. Gay.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25

For real service, good quallty and
genuine. hurry-up delivery, phone 23
and see McCall's grocery get busy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25
No. SiX-SiXtv-SiX

This is prescription prepared especially
!or MALARIA or CHILLS g. FEVER.
five or six doses will break any case, and
If taken then as tonic the Fever will not
:eturn. 1t acts on the liver better. than
Calomei and does NOT eripe or eicken pc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25

Looks rather peculiar to see Bruins
wick down in the league standing
doesn't it? But then the Pilots have
80 more games in the second half to
play.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25

The cheapest advertising on
earth is the Want Ads that are
carried in The News Classified
Department.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-25
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Waycross /, Brunswick 0.
Naldosta 6, Townsville 1.
DOthan 5, Gainesville l.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Waycross at Brunswick.
ThOmasville at Valdosta.
Dothan at Gainesville.
Evening star., 1915-09-19

the cutter Seminole from the Whining
tom y. c., station wniie the cutter AL
gonquin is undergoing repairs at Arun-
del Cove. the cruising district of the
Seminole has been divided between the
cutters Cnondasa on the Norfolk sta
tion and the Yamacraw at Savannah.
The section south to Cape Lookout.
\. C.. has been added to the Onondaga's s
cruising ground. and that of the Yama-
craw has beeneXtended north to meet
it.
Having completed her tour OF duty in
Alaskan waters the cutter Manning
sailed from Cn7ila ska, September l., for
Seattle. where she is due to arrive to-
morrow.
The cutter Bear is now the only YES
sci of the coast guard in Alaskan wa
ters. She left Unalaska September IL
for Nome.
The coast guard station at Rockaway
Beach. Staten Island. n. V. has been
relocated about half mile from it's
present position. The present station
and small buildings belonging to it
are to be moved to the new site. The
contract for the moving of the build
ings and placing them on new founda-
tionS has been awarded to Charles II.
Parks of Inwood. l.. l., on bid of
$50 for the lob.
Evening star., 1915-09-19

and other cities. \ number of cash
sweepstake prizes also to be
awarded. the money having been con-
tributed by Falls Church residents.
The exhibits to be divided into
three general ella SScs-cut flowers. pot
ted plants and childrenS exhibits.
Glass one. cut flowers. is subdivided
into the following competitions: Dah-
ias-tieneral display, cactus Gahlias.
pompon. show. peony lowered. single.
decorative collarette. reds and whites.
santhemumS-Finest general dis
play. yellowS. reds. whites and pinkS
RoSeS-General display, whites. yell
lows. pinks and reds. and :. Spe ';al
prize for the finest and most perfect
single specimen of rose, regardless of
color. CosmoS-tieneral display. whites.
pin<s. reds and yellows- Nasturtiums
General display. Niolet-Geneia dis
III.
Evening star., 1915-09-19
Rescue of Stranded Vessels.

Down in Adams creek. one of the
waterways used to connect Pamlico
sound. n. c., with the sounds in the
lower part of the inland waterways.
the two-ma sted bay schooner Jessie
Irving grounded while bound from
Beaufort. y. c.. to the Chesapeake. The
cutter Pamlico went to her aid and
succeeded in working her into deep
water She was taken to the NeuSe
river and started north.
a telegram received from the cutter
Acushnet states that she went to the
aid of the sloop Flying Maud ashore on
Squibnocket point, Mass, and floated
her from a dangerous position that
might have resulted in the loss of the
vessel had bad weather occurred.
In consequence of the withdrawal of
Evening star., 1915-09-19

east of Cross Rip light, Nantucket
shoals. had been struck by the North
Star and badly dana sed. The Acushnet
met the steamer, took the schooner in
tow and conveyed her. Waterloeged. to
MarthaS Vineyard. where repairs can
be made.
A report from the cutter Seneca at
New York tells of the rescue of three
of the crew of the L. S. s. Drayto.
from q capsiZed sailboat off Tompkins-
Vile. y. Y The overturned boat, with
the men clinging to it. was seen from
the cutter and a boat was at once sent
to their aid. The men We're taken from
the water. and with the boat We're
brought to the cutter. The boat was
righted. bailed out and later sent back
:, Dra,
Evening star., 1915-09-19

cane has already been t>;-!. The de-
partment in recognition of the splendid
work done by Lieut.. Blake has cent
him a public letter of commentator
that must have made him feel proud.
Down on the Gulf of Mexico the new
cutter Tallapoosa in the past week has
destroyed the sunken wreck OF Two
schooners, one four-lnaSter ana US
other a two-master. victims of the re-
cent southern hurricane. Both vessels
were blown up by mines. but nothing
came to the surface to give a clue TO
the identity of either vessel. The las,
word received from the Tallapoosa
stated that she was going to the ana OF
the schooner Doris in trouble in the
gulf.
Evening star., 1915-09-19
Responses to Wireless Calls.

A wireless message caught py the
cutter Yamacraw at savannah toid ol
the CLYDE line steamship Lenape oeihs
ashore in the st. Johns river ana III
danger of serious damage. The cutter
FASTENED to the aid of the vessel. ana
with tueboats pulled on her several
times but without success. FINALLY 1t
was decided to lighter a portion OF her
cargo When this was done the big snip
was easily moved into deep water
While the cutter Acushnet was lying
at Woods Hole. Mass. sne received
radio message from the steamer North
Star.requestins the cutter to come TOR
the schoone: Caroline Gray. which the
steamer had in tow. The schooner While
living at anchor mile to the north
Evening star., 1915-09-19
Glasses 2 and 3.

In class two. potted plants. there viii
be one prize each for the, finest collec-
uon generally. the finest fern. the
finest lemon or orange tree and the
best shaped sultana.
Class three. exhibits by children. has
aroused a great deal of interest and
keen competition. For the greatest
variety OF cut flowers raised by child
sixteen years of age or under. first, sec
ond and third premiums are to be
given There will be three premiums
also for the finest and most artistic
bouquet of flowers raised and arranged
10y child. One premium is to be given
Evening star., 1915-09-19

petition. No entrance fee is to be
charged and the rules require that each
exhibitor must have grown his own
flowers or plants and must arrange his
own exhibit.
The purpose of the show is to en-
courage the beautificatIou of homes
There will be no admission fee and the
committee in charge has issued a gem
eral invitation. not only to the people
of Falls Church. hut to those of NASH
ington and nearby towns. to attend.
Though last years show was the initial
effort. it was attended by large crowds
and professional florists from Wash
ington and elsewhere pronounced tn.
display an unusually attractive one
Evening star., 1915-09-19
Orders for the week are as follows:

Orders for the week are as follows:
Second Lieutenant of Engineers F. H.
Young, to the Snohomish: Second Lieu
tenant of Engineers c. p. Kendall, to
the Gresham. on relief, twenty days
leave en- route: First Lieut.. p. w. Lau-
riat. preparatory orders, to duty as
purchasing ofhcer. San Francisco:
Palmer. to the Unalga: Third Lieuten-
ant of Engineers c. T. Henley. jr. to
the Yamacraw: Third Lieutenant of En-
sineers r. 5. Patch. to the ononda ga !:
Cadet Engineer L. D. karr. placed on
waiting orders.
Evening star., 1915-09-19
COAST GUARD CUTTERS
BUSY IN RESCUE WORK
Many Distressed Vessels Towed to
Safety by the Energetic
Fleet.
Letter of Commen6ation Sent Miami
Commander for His Expert Sea-
manship-Personal Notes.

Reports of assistance rendered YES
sells in distress and of other work done
hy coast guard cutters, received at the
headquarters of the service i'll the
Treasury Department. make interesting
reading and would form the basis for
many good novel dealing with marine
affairs. The story of First Lieut.. Eu
gent Blake. jr., commanding the cutter
Miami, telling of how he used a dere-
lict the Miami was towing i'll as a sea
anchor and rode out Il tropical hUrrl-
Evening star., 1915-09-19
HISTORIC MANSION BURNS.
Henry VIII Courted Anne Boleyn in
Grounds of Ankerwycke.

LONDON September lS.-Anker-
wycke. the historic mansion at Wrays-
bury. in whose grounds King Henry
VIII wooed Anne Boleyn. was destroyed
toda BY fire. The owners were absent
and the cause of the fire has not been
aScertained.
The house was built around the ruins
of one of the most famous psiories of
the middle ages. founded in the reign
of Henry VII Adjoining the property
is Runnymede Meadow where the
harons forced King John to grant the
Magma Charta
Evening star., 1915-09-19
Exceptional Values in High Grade
Elastic Felt Mattresses

1t is just as important
to know what goes IN
SIDE a mattress as out
side-ior on the quality OF
the felt depends your ease
and comfort during the
sleeping hours. Every
Evening star., 1915-09-19
Washington Florists as Judges.

George w. Hess. superintendent of
the National Botanic Garden. and
George y. Conley. Washington florists.
have accepted invitations to act as
Judges of this years exhibits y third
Judge. probably one of the White House
florists, is to be announced later. The
Civic League committee in charge of
the exhibition consists of Mrs. w r
NeScott. chairman: Mrs. g. W. Hawk
hurst. Mrs. j. w. Garner. Mrs. George
Is. FadeleN. Mrs |. y. Ruilman and Mrs
7. NJ. Talbot.
Blue. red and white ribbons will be
awarded the winners in the several
classes and there are a large number
of special prizes offered by local mer-
chants and by florists. nurserEmcn and
seedsmen in Washington. Philadelphia
Evening star., 1915-09-19
FALLS CHURCH PLANS
ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW

FALLS CHURCH. Va. September IS.
The second annual flower show under
the auspices of the Falls Church Civic
League is to be held Friday and Satur-
day. October / and ?. in the ConSre-
gational Church building. The exhibit
is to be open Friday afternoon and
evening and all day Saturday. Only
amateur growers of Falls Church and
vicinity are eligible to enter the COM
Evening star., 1915-09-19
Personal Mention.

Senior Captain G.. f. Mcconnell. re
tired: Captain of Engineers John K.
Daily, retired: Capt. B. H. Camden. and
Third Lieut.. +. NJ. Webster were visit
ors to the department in the past week.
Evening star., 1915-09-19

for the finest display of Sourds raised
by a child.
A special prize of 81 is to 20 10 the
boy or girl under sixteen ma king tho
finest display of wild flowers
Evening star., 1915-09-19

Mattress we sell made to order OF the best mate
rias and must measure up the highest standard OF
quality Prices are uniformly low much less than Others
charge for equally good grades.
These specials in dependable Mattresses:
Fe covered excellent
uckin in with layer
Cotton felt. Tuf ted OF piece nn
sizes Weie ID ~
vau
Iaye Fe
best colorinGs Extra line
weighs Extra close tued one or
stye Imperial roll q n M
edge $500 quality. Spe- D tU.OU
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-02
Mif nbipr mcb ei Sncifrcp.

SO. W}agnla / Bergen, lom er Ell lp-
rig Srllultamono, par iorleOcn Sel.
0og paa 6o0tur tilflel09 i%anncn
meO i'm II aar ganlIc Gattcr, Ior-
teller "9lrbeioet". 5 Sruttcrle mel.
lem Snrlebeuon0ct % SoroaIsuan-
Oct TOM DC ino / Ell tut Gage, %
od oct par IoGrt uIuI1ot pua Den
Slant, blCp oct pocrit pullltcllg al linz
DC liffcrt 6ooip'te. &c git oerior
mc9et iorll8tlg rrcn1; men plllolcll9
lolot Goftorcn uOior en- SfrooninJ
o. flllgte meO ct SucltrcO ca. 20
ltcicr ne0oucr. Inttcrcn blcp ltaa.
el1oe i9icn oppc pnu I'll @Iiiats. iii
ait Ncl0 TOM Gottoren ira 6uloet
nle0 belle Senmer; men baaoe ban
% Gattercn bar / ben Sitllatlon,
at 0e bperfeu furloe fontme % eIer
nc0. &c raabte neo I'll Soroals-
gaarOen, boor 6oIfene ogiaa blep
opmerfiomme paa Dem, % 0aar0a
brugerue Slaf og Spar SoroaI lot
re ltrar tiliielos nleo &e0nin9ataug.
GSor al fomme irem maatte DC Ipgge
&eicn ON GunOemanOen, bpor Sc nj
meO Jig III Sre0iemano. &eloiguis
oar Oet tiOligt paa GitermiOoaBen
% iul0t Gagslp5, men &eoningS-
urbclOct par oQlgeuel iorbnnoet mco
$iuaiare. Gn al Neutrality-suspicious.
loo iig lire neo iii Smaopigen %
bonbt benoe iait / 2altget. Gereiter
bleu Goftorcn biuIpet op. Ger eff
omtrent Ell Simc, isr @iGlpen fonl,
% folot Iom oct pnr, ialot notlrltg.
uis @entetioen lang. WReu Den lille
Eige bolbt tappert no, % 0a bun er
goot pant iii al iprbes / 6rlIlft, fog
bun ingen Sfaoe al Strababierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-02
@clbrcDe aatarrb
&cnic Slobct.
0porira fan Slimct ntco 900
6rmmo iigcs at ifripc iig?

lltauioe Qiosnoeo al 6atarrb belbreber lie peo
at renic iii Blob meo S. SIS. Satdrrb bar pits
trquot ii9 9ieuuem bet belle Sp'tem ier ben
opitoppsr Adbrin9eu gieunem 9tGieu. Zen
bliper iud tronilt % omtatteuoe. al Dtape.
Seper. gfprcr, guitrerets @rsue o. be iIsrte
Siertler er auerebne, uoet bog at SiItdnbens
9lluor fattes. Rdtdrrh fan ere beiultatet az
Ell eler auoen a~lporli9 &~looiu9oom ttioli9sre
gar, o9 bette er Inn en- al be mango iGre9ne
TSl0er al ureut Blob. Ali pIl SIS S. peo i'm
Snbflposlie paa SliInbiuoeue bspirte Ell Sors
dnorine pao be taturrballte llotsmmelier, iua
be let, burtle % udturlig uoiIpoer AZ yegenlet.
Set pil iaaleoes ~iorauore bette Slim, al BET
life lGuosr er ben ieioe. iulie Mdterie, Der op
Hopper J(Gle. tuGier Nulien. beuirter alpors
Itoe Mausonoer oo belmiiter ben Kobe. Der
tilieres Sloeet. Get or oite paniteIigt al opers
beuiie Satdrrhlioeuoe I'M at ben trouiits 80
tie, Smsrter | Srnliet, Spdlme. iloeluatenoe
elanoe o0 andre Spmptomsr er tun ct pore
geuis pad e. opbt ~robiqitet Suoe. Saa Ell
Slaits al S. S. s. ioa9 os ioris9 bet. III MI
erholee aooe heiulidler. pirteIie Sam %
mart merle en- graopis Rsueieriue % al
Strante Tor %SremSaus al Sarer peo Satorrh.
llnoeao g'terligulnser. SIS. ti.bersoes tim
al he Swiit Speciuc go, 81 Swiit Slog..
Atlanta, "a. nor irie SResraos bar be et
meoieinit Sepdrtemeut ION pel er pGro lima
SeH al torlu!Iere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-02

ne oct @Iaa. Nfcn / IT itile Sino
bar han piitnof belle [locu iioeu
hapt Dem / Smlfcrnc "a iorie1t At
iinoc ll0pcie til cn %e2nln0. nadr
MI bare Arigen cnlonR ilutter.
Ncrpaa tpocr blonot anOct Sen Cm.
ilrnoi9bcO, III 81. Nmmoicu eitcr
Ct iifcrt Sorlpoeu0c. ltai bare Den.
pcnot ia til enfeltc norite SfIb@.
ueritcr % iorbstt ItI on &ettn9eI-
Ter ior 9plning al Ell IN. tru'tlI
%@itloc al 9%inenlIoncr uogct mIrt-
Gre enc "6ram". Gcttc iune2 al IN
oc paa, at ell ioriuarItl ftpurutlou
a BEN gaulIc, ito!tc &ahap@'tu0c, ci-
ter Den Sucriigt, man III har iaact,
uiI ioIbc uiorbolo<mU>lN foitbur %
Ell 9fpbpaning irenitlIc ia ioo me
ger llnitigcrc, iom Ser pc0 Ell iaa-
Dan nil fume nDttlgQjerca en- RUt-
fe al Sc icncre Mar GrlarmQcr.
Set Iiplcr ocrior mar al uutllc. at
"Gram" bar lcilet I'm note lur |
>>2rcgloucrnc omtriul Eoicrnc, %
otn tam olina neo rul0t Noupr mn
oc ct peliorticnt StIlm t'trr -
Aara lang % tro Slcncjt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-02
Matipn % DC nprifc Nermctifias

brifcr. Sra Stapon9cr meOocIc5 Den
soc 6ebruor. Otter SorIpocnoe ifaI
Der uUrc lln0erbonOlin9er igang ON
&i0b al en- cucr 10 Mcrmctiffabri-
fer / Stnpnngcr uc0 gn1ua Matlon,
lOet bans berpGrcn0e N%cprGien.
tant, 0tr. Spcncc, har in0Icoct 6or.
banolingcr nleo berpTrenoc 6ubri.
fonter. "&eItlanoct" bar ~bcnucuOt
fla til Wfr. Spcnce, iom finn piIOe no
tale, ct ban fife bapoc giort nogct
6orieg paa al fiebe no1cn 6abrif,
% bpi3 man pniteOc nrrmcrc Sp.
Ipaningcr iif man bcuucn0c iig I'll
Nugua @otIou, "a Mr. Spcncc life
buuoc nogcn 6~uIbnu8t til al ilotalc
Jig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-02
Nrucn citcr Den tnife Wiliunrr.

Otter llnocrlpgcl'crnc, lom "lr.
%" bar onitiQct, Dor N%ruingernc
eiter Den tpife QiiuionUr Gbcrlein
ior StpriteocIcn / Qrammcn %
&riitiallio. Gbcrlclr Op0e lor 10 Mar
iiocu. % citcrloO Jig ell Arpin1 So
bull Gbcrlcin, iou par @rllbcurbcl.
Der / &ongaberg, % Ionn M er 900
for lTn0c ii0cn. @an bar git %
clterIoO Jig icr @drlt, ionl ollie er DO
&c. Set er Gberieins Sorncbarn %
Narncborna Barn iom er apcbcrct
tigct. Slcrc al Dem Dor | Iram-
men % lloQcn - beriblun0t Trano.
fonltabcl Gbriitian NiIien - / art-
itiuniu. Sor 43 Nnr ii0cn tit Nr-
pingcruc Scifeo ON 9Iruen, ion bIcu
ppglt til ca. = WtiAloner Mart.
Wtcll Der bIcp iagt, at Den life funoc
hroca ipr ON 20 a % Iar, forot
Den par i fnlt ScliObelic. ArpinGer-
ne pelltct % iorcto9 Jig Inlet. 6or
Ell Sio liocn bleu DC glort opn1erf'om
pau, at bpia 0e life bGuct Irpcll,
riloc Den tllioIoe Stnten. &c 1lor-
oc oo SfriOt til at iaa ocn bGpct.
9lrpel bar / 20 2lur itauet / Spit-
LAMB % icllcrc / Nor1c. Rcltcrnc,
iom CT pnolsbct / Spitlan0, bar DC
tpifc Nfpnoigbcocr tat, men Nentcr-
ne / Norge or tiI'nI0t Nrucu. Otter
9lrpinlcrncs Niening cr ale Eopi-
rcr / GrOcn. Ger glcnitaor bare no.
gen SOrmalia ior at Irpeu fan DG-
pes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-02

buierct paa Frincipet Sielp til
ScIpbieIp. 2taereoe tioIig bcgpnb.
tc MA at alOc Observation-Disclosures,
aonctrtcr, Najarcr % aarneualcr.
Iigciom man optol "Oueroroentlige"
YicoIcmmer Yleu itgrit oQ iifreit
,Snotplt bauoc man oo9 giennem
%ottcrict. ser life blot Iom 5ope6.
G%cuiuit gan auerfieuOte au~nituerfer,
men iom 0e>u0cu III ale Spiaere
lcuercOc imuffc &crfer cucr funit.
ncri'te @Iooe. iom uofom yaa 6or.
cuInleus clct 6orlna. Ill llOQau.
0cu a. 1914 hor NrenltJocu" ralt
uo1,td.t EcUllorcr til ct &cIa6 az
Oh 23o Ar0ucr til Glorc Nuultne.
re. Ser bar iDIOt - Gur. idntt oper
10000 8rouer / @cgraUclicshlelp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-02
%anitcliac SiOcr. 5or oen

&anitcliac Sioer. 0or Den 6an.
lie MiarQnrin o. De Ior'tIeulge Cor.
ter @~lontcicot. SmornIrrogoter or
lloiigtcrne life Ipie Tor (ioen, o. en-
E%rlaltiQuiug pau ot9ie &urer fon
i~meocicc9, ifriUcr "Aisbenhaun~.
@runocn bcgtil er, al Der iattiif er
QiunIel paa 9oaitoiierne: Gle,
oIieboloige Neooer o. Mopru, 0en
prc2ic0e % tsrreoc Wasle al Notos-
ns00ernc. 9nalan6 bar u0lic0t
1orbuO moo lloiorIeI al oi3ic 5to'-
ic. o. ser liNlcr MI / DC cn8etlte
9per aoitiaigc Sti63laouinger, iom
cr opbralt al 0c cngeIifc a%rnoiere
SClu ON GnQluno. bDIs HcQierius
acn life after oil luoc oisIe @aouiu-
Ier iorla0e culelif z ieterritoriun.
bctuler fuIb G%ritutning. fan set ho1
life biPlpc DC ,Su5rjtcr, iom maullcr
81 on1talte Ruaitoiic, Tor az holoe
Gobrifationcu ucolIgc. lPou haabcr
imi0Iertlo qIcnnem 6orbon0liuJer
al iua oe til 1anmarf beltemtc %oO.
ringcr iriQipet. "a oe OauIfe 2agcre
al Ronitoiie er ipunoet inc / bctGu.
feli1 @rao. San0innIigsui5 oil oct
Iettc TorhanoIiulcrnc me4Ct. al ser
er Torbuo / Gunnarf moo lloierieI
AZ Miar1arin % CIie til Rargarin.
iQbrifntlon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-02
Gm prloia SrobpN.

WI prlot9 ArOup0. Nu, lau
bIcp Gn0cn ga omii0er cu0cll1 rda-
ct" Wtco bette %ctteIicu@ Suf mo.
leocr DIR. $. i. 6ctIbcrg i'm lille Nj.
ltc0@tale / Oct / 0iaie Gude uofoumc
ll0e @crte al oct "Glorog I'll Ell
CrOboG opcr ipoitc gllmlc2mool" ,
iou ban bar arbtl0ct pau / oucr Ell
Mfcnneltcalocr, o. iom III ioreIiggcr
lrrolA ira @o8trDttcren. Arbeloct
blcu puQbtgpn0t / 1877 meo Su0loml-
ling al Stolrct, og Srpfnin9clt, Ger
cr Ioranltultct al llniucrlitct2 Subj.
lGct2 oanifc Sumilno, toa lin BE.
lpnoclic 1856. Nic1ct &ano cr 10.
BET / Strnnocn ii0cn On. 90 eltcr
menneltclig @crc8uing bnu0e sell.
berg neppe tltr0ct uentc, at iC &crfct
tllcnoebraat. - Sltct llnocr On, at
ban, ocn S3-aarige NtanO, III islcr
Jig qla0 pco at ic Sr0bogcna IRE lta.
tcll9c Dino paa i'm @ogbploe, men
tIlligc Ieler Ell MS Ncnlo0 ue0 at
ta9e 9Iiitco mc0 lit gins Nopc0ucrf.
Wion mcrfcr / "Sllitoroct" at bans
Slu0 or bcuUgct nm / 0en li01te Nj
tenitino in0cl ltotten fonlmcr, /
builten ingen fan nrbcI0e", men BAN
ipIcr tinlge oen %~ip3fpeIoeua Nur-
moni, iom bcipnle2 / et al bom ci-
terct &cr9 al @uitaf 6rsoing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-02
Ycttcr Gic. Moo NnIpitt

Setter sic. |aa SoIpitalsitif.
/ SronOblem bar man ct 4Pe0.
lem, 6iifer Better Sie, iom npIig
so Nar. MI rloa oenle I'll.
Scr or BOG in1en SicIbenbcO / bette
Nicm, hpor "Scmmernc" tllbrtn-
ger Ell iorbolopia bcbagclig % goO
2ipaniten. Get, iom imioIcrtiO 10.
mcrfer Better Gle iremior oe andre,
er, OF ban / lit Siu bar re0oet 30
WfenneifeIip. Sommcn mco lin Nu.
itrlt, iont M er $50, boeoe ban in
meite Sio pe0 oct biitorilf ~befien0te
&aoe pcO Sronobicm. Sans lille
Gienoom perote llo MOD Den Iaa.
Strinoiioroen, Ser er Ell baa-
De lore % Iltneiulb SisitrPtning,
iom bar frrpct mango Gre. &eo
Better Sizes % bans &uitrus Woo,
Haifbeb % Sjeopgtigbeb bar aItiaa
/ IarcneS SOB 30 Wlenneifer ume.
gaaet at iGtte Sipct iii / Storm og
paa StrinOiior0en. Serior
if Sic / lin Sio Sorgeroaaosmeoal.
len.