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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-17
PATENTS.

J. A RosEN. patent attorney. as Kan
sas ave.. Topeka. Kan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-17
ORDINANCE NO. 44ss.

ibIished in The Topeka State Journal,
July II, 1851
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-17

HAwLEY & STEELE
Funeral directors and embalmers 113 East
Sth ave. Mrs. Robt Steele. assistant
fnone 20 Day and Night
L. NJ PENWELL. funeral director and
embalmer: 7: Z. Jones. Asst. First class
service 5oS-5lO Quincy St Telephone 1872
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-05


ed home ,hi3 week. Miss BraddSck
is teacher Of English in the high
school Of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Leonard and
Mr.. Fred Tucker and daughter, Miss
Martha, the past week started for
Mobile, Ala, where they will make
their future home. Mrs. Tucker and
two daughters will stay here until
next spring, when they will also go
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Brumbach of
this place and Mr.. and Mrs. T. B..
Reed of st. Louisville, o., visited with
friends at Plymouth, o., last Sunday.
The Baptist church is planning a
number Of important improvements.
Action was recently taken to exca-
vate the basement and finish it up
for dining room and kitchen. The
church has recently been newly car
peted and a new rug put on the pull
pit platform.
The M. =. church Of this place will
soon begin repairing their ediflce. A
new steel ceiling will be put in the
large auditorium, frescoing and paint.
ing. The Sunday school room will
also be greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 8. Taylor, son,
Wilmont, Mrs. Paul Bryant and son,
Paul, visited with friends In Johns.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-05

town last Sunday.
r. w. Dill and wife spent Sunday
with ID. j. Kunkel at Chesterville.
MIR. and Mrs. Elias Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. b. Wagner spent Sunday with
Mrs. ID. Rinehart in Mt. Vernon.
The normal school students visited
the Quaker school on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Bartlett were in Mans.
field Saturday.
Mrs. e. A. Poorman and Ethel
visited in Mansfield Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Taylor visited
friends in Johnstown Sunday.
George Jones and wife and Mrs.
Elizabeth Werts came up from Mt.
Vernon to eat election day dinner
with the ladies of the Baptist church.
Miss Anna MARBLE was the guest
of Miss Opal Lucas of Marion for the
weekend.
Mrs. John Lewis and daughter,
Catherine, have returned from a Wis.
it in Orrville.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Foote and G. l..
MARBLE were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle Lucas Of Marion on Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Cullison visit
cd friends in Danville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Mckee have re-
turned home after a weeks visit with
their son, George Mckee. OF Def
ance, O.
Thude McNabb has purchased
new automobile.
Miss Mary Peterson of West Bed
ford. O., is visiting her sister, Miss
Josie Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stull Of Utica
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stull
this week.
Hodgsen Wilson OF Topeka, Kas,
is visiting friends and relatives in
this vicinity.
Mrs., Lucinda Morningstar spent
Sunday with Warsaw friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Underwood Of
Esto spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Stull.
Mf. and Mrs. Milan Hamilton of
Fresno, o., are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Wharton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Underwood of
Columbus are visiting friends in this
locality.
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RaIston of Howard visited with Mr..
and Mrs. s. II. Workman the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. Beal visited
with relatives in Mt. Vernon q few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowman of
Butler visited with relatives in this
vicinity the past week.
7 Mrs. Leedy of Bellville visited with
her sister, Mrs. Ella Teeter, the past
week.
Mr.. Doyle Brubaker visited with
Mr.. Hugh Armstrong near Waterford
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan of Edison, O.,
visited with their daughter, Mrs. Vic.
tor Brown, over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Brown of Dayton,
O., visited with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Riley lowering the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. lowering Of
Fredericktown were guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Levering
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Galleher visit
ed relatives at Port Clinton, and at
Chicago, ILL.,, the past week.
Mr.. j. II. Bermont was injured by
horse kicking him one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swank visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ewers at
DelIville last Sunday.
MRS. j. ID. Vail of Mt. Gilead visited
with Mrs. Lettie Vail last Sunday.
Mrs. Forest Sears visited with her
brother, Mr.. Burgess Bowen. at West
erville the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Fleming of Ma
rengo were guests ut the home of
Mrs. Frank Austin the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quay of Freder-
iclttown visited with Mr.. and Mrs. N.
E. Food at Sparta few days last
week.
Corn night and Halloween wore
celebrated In small way In Freder-
iciStown. It is a good sign when the
oid.time way of having good time
} by destroying property and making
ing is relegated to the past whore II
belongs, and Fredericktown Ia to be
congratulated that this year 1t comes
, clear of such foollshness.
, Word has just been received here
Of the death of Mrs. Mary G. Good
, son, formerly of this place, at heI
late home In Macon, Mo. Before her
marriage she was Miss Mary Conger
She was born January 81, 1899. and
!. died October 81. 1916. aged So years
. md months. She was united with
/ the Primitive Baptist church. called
3 Wayne, in Knox county, Ohio. Oh
o August 20. 1865 and was baptized b,
Elder benjamin Hampton. She wal
3 married to DR.. j. II, Goodman OF Ma
/ con, Mo-, or November 30. 1880. Hel
= husband preceded her to the grave
n about twenty years ago. She wal
r sick about six weeks prior to hel
l. death The funeral was held at tn,
Charlton Primitive Baptist church II
d Macon. Mo-, on Tuesday. Novembe
y 2. conducted by Elders Walter Cast
r and G.. II. Edwards and s. l.. Peter
d man. During all these years Mrs
Goodson has been Il devoted Chris
d tian woman, and leaves many friend
It to mourn her demise.
Rev. j. =. Morton and niece visite,
g. with relatives at Delaware last FIR
NJ day.
y. Thursday evening. Nov. 1S, tn
h Methodist Brotherhood will hold thei
e annual rabbit pie supper and socia
in the parlors of the church, A goo
n program Is being prepared.
Mrs. John M. Lewis and daughter
sr Catherine visited with relatives q
Orrville several days the past weel
IN Mrs. John Braddock. who has bee
IN visiting her daughter. Miss Mar
III r. Braddock. at Tor0nton. o., returl
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mann visited
with friends in Croton. O.. last Sun
day. .f
Mrs. Joseph Amos visited with her
son at Utica last Saturday and Sun
. day. biy't q 4~',1
A surprise party was held at the
home of Mr.. Arthur Lit last Friday
evening when g0odly crowd of
young people gathered and had fine
time. Refreshments were served.
About seventy members Of the Bap-
tist Sunday school gathered at the
parsonage last Thursday evening and
gave Rev. and Mrs. II. l.. Chaplin a
surprise. Refreshments were served
and those present report flae time.
Master Floyd Stinemetz celebrated
his eighth birthday anniversary on
Saturday afternoon with q number OF
his little school friends present. Re-
freshments were served and games
played.
Mrs. Grace Deck went To Chilli.
cothe, o., on Thursday Of this week
to visit several days with relatives
there.
p. !. Cummings went TO Colorado
the past week to look after business
interests there.
MIS- Robert Baldwin OF Mt. Vernon
visited with her aunt. Mrs. Martha
Nawoett, in this place tho past week.
Mrs. William Ault of Wadsworth,
o., visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cassell last Friday and Saturday, al.
80 at the home of MIR. and Mrs. u. A.
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lucas of Marion,
o., visited with relatives In this place
the past week.
The Baptist Missionary society met
with Mr.. o. b. James OH Thursday oi
this week.
MIS- Mateer of Mareng0. who hai
been at Fredericktown taking treat
ment for some time past. returned u
her home last week much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. John hcGugin an(
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Young visited
with friends In Lima. o.. last week.
Mrs. Mary J. Stump OF GAINESVILLE
visited with Mrs. M, J. Fawcett thu
past week.
Mr.. George Cooke is putting In th
foundation for another dwelling mex
to his place on Taylor street.
Following are some OF the recen
changes made In this place: MI
Benton Phillips has moved to th
Wyker farm; Mir. Dempsey 0oode
into the place vacated by Mr.. Phillip
and Mr.. Oky Wyker into tho hous
yacated by Mr., Goodell.
The Pythian Sisters are maxim
preparations for big time at an al
day and evening session Of the dll
trict convention. to be held here o
Wednesday, November 10. Dime
and supper viii be served by the Ii
dies OF the Methodist church.
daughter, Miss Grace. also Miss MI
lita Flosaok and Miss Maud McKie
nan visited with friends In Clevelan
last week.
Mr.. Raymond Grant OF Cieveian
visited with Mr.. G. M. Young the pal
week.
The high school boys from Lexin
ton will play game OF football ,
Fredercktown on Thanksgiving Da
Miss Hazel Kunkle visited vii
friends in Butler on Friday evenir
last
MISS Mabel Keller visited wi,
friends In Danville last Sunday.
Miss Alice Harris visited with h
brother in Columbus over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Colgiu of Gre,
Valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McLa
from Iowa, also Mr.. aud Mrs. Villa
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-05

Ex-Mayor William A. Smith is
spending the day with friends in
Bangs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-05
This Policy
Sensation i'm
Mt.Vernon

1t ends the necessity of sacrificing your savngsthe dan
of financial disaster that results from teng up large
of cash in almost anything but gold bonds real estate
1t enables you know the benefits of the automobile in bu
ness-for peasure-by extending to you the privilege of
peting your actual investment after your PURCHASERS
can afford.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-05
Positively
Your Real
Opportunity

This offer merits your consideration. 1t is
bona-fide. For every man--even of moderate
exceptional business proposition.
At least, let's talk it over. Let me prove to y
the offer personally. 1t will place you under
purchase.
Our show-rooms are convenient to reach and
come. Come in the evening if you desire-onl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-30
Staples

Good 27-inch wide Unbeached Canton Flannel yard ~
pe GRADES Beached Flannel yard loc anu IL ~
Feather Ticking A. best TO buy our price, saru AoC
ood Mattress Ticking width staple pattern yard DC
a. ;, ontnr not the heaviest good value yard &C
pst cuttings all eeors extra heavy, yard DC
Hone Domestic yardwide, soft no starch yard &c
"a ward wide Bleached Domestic at &c
,v, wide T1nbleached Domestic extra quality . i-oc
GOOD Inbeached Domestic i2c and DC
~ p,eacbad sheetng best grade yards for 81 10
"a Rleached Sheeting grade yards lot e90c
"a rrnheacbea sbeeting best grade yards for Soc
rrnbaached Sbeeting grade, 3 yards sor DOC
1od raupd thread Cotton Checks yard &C
Heavy Cotton Checks. yard q
Al, ca,icoes light or dark patterns, best grade yard DC
cbi,dran,s Drawers ages years, pair lOc
spoos Clarks O. n. T. Thread -.oS
. sp , ,sa,a powder can....................15 c
eois". es !, hars FOR Observation-Disclosures. Csc
p,aras comforts underwear hosiery sweaters corse's
ho,deries suitings percaes, draperies couherpanes
$50 ni,,ow cases cross-ba dmes wool annels cretohs
iaer cloth linens goods silks etc. ETC. E'ers
bing carried in dry goods store is here ana htte eea
than at the other stores
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-30
SHOES FOR THE FAMILY.

We devote space shoes than other qe-
in realize that the feet Is the Ms
factor getting along and Interested IN contn
ual progress.
shoes Whole Family Arc Here in abundance ana
our saespeope ready show many new IDEAS g
present o you when you come A8 n,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-30
Fifteen DAVIS Of the Heaviest Shopping OF the fear

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18
Grit oen Peuioe.
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oae ben Bite Wtarts Ell cienoom-
mclig Ssitioeligbeo. ibct Grit ben
SeliJea Sfrim blcu nobnet / NGr'
pTr Al blnnot onore, &ronprin'cn,
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pna lol!1 Sib bar beifrepet Sfrincta
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o~ltlfunrcl 1ierc.
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al Grfebiifopeu blep Mellfpieifrinct
loult %. Subj par Der Ell nleo lfar-
laaetSreo Silfepluid, betrilffet SrG-
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nina. &ronprinicn leitct for'l9tlg
8leiltnnoene op % laghc Dem pon
ct 9prb, bporciter De Sngfpnoigc,
ocriblanot noocn mcoicinife Nltorl-
tctcr. begpnOte ii1c llnoeripgcllcr.
Sopeoitallen bite Jig at tiIbpre ell
Eeripn paa 80 a 40 Mar. Wan
inn / Salabcnct tpoclige Wcrfer otter
SalSbn9ilingcll. Suggct bar pTrct
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maruelt tuert al.
apna Crit ben Nienbc blcp 1Soc
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ifc Erins Wngnus Senrifaien, ionl
anIaa Jig urpcberettiget til SperigeS
&rone, tat ~tilfaige / llpiulu p1
balsbl9gct. Strar otter bans 600
ipreote Der iiG Hpgter ON at ban
bar bellig. Ser bar fleet llnoere pco
bans Srnu % paa oct SteO, buor
bans BLOB fleo; Der pGloet en- flor
&ilbc frcm.
Song Grif bleu alori9 funolliicret
al Eupcll, men bans Splf betroJtct
bam / Iarbltnoreoer iom Ell Scl-
gen, u9 ionl iaaonn oprfeoeS ban
oucr belle Norbcn. San blep ogiau
lit @uno3 Sfptsputron. Sans ior.
oilfc S%cpnin9er betragtcbcS lont Ne
lifpicr % %sienlteS / ct &clgcnitrin
/ llpiala Spntfirfc.
Get Sfrin, iom M blep nnbnct
- Ser bar prret ct lSnr andre ier
- or uoiert umfrin9 1880 al @llo-
inleo Sans Hplenipltb pg er Ell 60
be ira Song Soban. Oct CT lapct al
Sslpplaoer, belt forgplbt og inlpf-
fet nleo Heliefbiaeoer, Gn9ler %
Gpon1cliitcr. Set bar bapt lin
Eloos bag ct trt Serngalleri bag
&pinltcret / Somfirfen.
Ger blep MI tat en- @ibsufteb-
ming al araniet, % Sfeletoelelle
blep i%oto9raferet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18
Yc9rapelie al talone
Nicmocr for % mM.

|i bar flerc Sangc bebt ON for
tcrc %aabcnitilitano Tor at fllnlle iuu
bcarapc ialonc SanosmlGno o9 sSicll.
Ser, ifripcr ell officer / Ell init Nlpis,
men ifiellt III life bar funnel opllua
mpacn Ta%abenhpilc, har hi olligepel,
ielp unocr DC panitcligite Sorboloc,
bearapct porc Sebe. Srangen til at
niic Sc Spoc ben iioItc sore, err / pore
Sage iferf hos ale cipiliiereoe Natio.
ncr. Inoerleoes par oct / tibligcre
Siocr. Set primitive McrncIfc finn.
DC life unbcrtrpffe lit &ao til 0ien.
ocn, ieIp mar ban bar bsb cIcr llifa.
oeliaeiort. 90 at bc9rape Ell Sicnoe
falot aloria nogen inb. Selp ct bit
fultipcrct sSoIf ioni sc aamlc @rGfe-
re los Sicnocns Sig blipe liascnbe
iomr ct Butte for HGp % Hapn, %
ira sliaben buffer ri, bporlcoes
gld)illcs ilGbte Sectors Sig % pris-
gap oct til S%unoene. Sort MOB en-
2ciepenae tit Den aamle Triamos no
Iepcret lin Cons 2ie. icm ban bcrei-
fer eap en- p1rbie @esrnpciic. Sg'aa
ON ferres iort9les Oct. at ban fog
en- uprrbis Sem cper 9eonloas, ioei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18

bar bet iaa life peo Warne. 'Sppr
or MISUNDERSTANDING bleu
Der raobt ira ale aanter. '8otro.
ner. @ra1ater, &oo os Ooa ioa
mere Immunition!' 81 8orae, tppc
@onge FOR hi / 6oIop frem % til.
bage meuem Tepoterne og ,Slolinien.
Seq bar / De lpffelige Gage ullocr
Wforneilo9et bper Gag ipttcn, attcrl
Elmer / Sobelen. Ntiie 1SoIf tom
finn til at iopc no1le ioo elmer hper
treble Nnt. &pilfc Gage iiloc al
Siltreosheo o9 Spffc Tor oa ole. Set
er pgina her bag Slblinien, otto be
Ore END noe pcb ieiuc @oalct, at man
Ter DC iierltc &clte9ierrlingcr / al lin
sGbelbeo o0 Sinlpelbcb.
Seq buffer, at Ic9 cit al Sa9cne
berneoe pco Wurne iuu Ell Woriilc-
Isitllont, ionl bupbc iaaet fin grm
lfllbt oper, OF Ipm fpm palorenbe 40
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line buar0t lunrcoc YtTno. Sea fnlbtt
pon bonl % Ipilrgte hnl!, ON leg
fllnoe pGre baru til llogcn SlTlp.
get er life mig, Der trTlgcr I'll
&iGlp", iu9oe ban, "bet er min 90
TALON, Ioln llau trTffc iig tilbn9c
bcrbortc." - "Wten, linnr Den trTf-
fer Jig %tilbaac, bar Den bel ingcn
@rilg Tor Ilnnnlnition", in0bc jc9.
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meaet icnn mtligt", ipnrcOc han;
"tbi hi / Dor Battalion bar iporct at
bile iluas, inn lTnge Der er Ell Nicn-
sc lcpcrbe foran os." &nn tilbpO
at bile pie mig %ei pper, bpor bans
Battalion befanot Jig, og ban latte Jig
op pnn Nmmlhitlonspo9ncn. Ter
blep ban iibbenbc bclc Sagen, tbi ga
hans eocn Battalion bar blcpen Tor
ipnet, par Der en- arlben Battalion,
Ser bnpoe BRIG for Tntroner, oN
oerpou par ser Ell trcoic o. !. y. Sort
lat, set bar uo puu Nuttcn, fer icg
lit bam brngt ppcr til In~lblllanccil.
|G9cn tog Den forclebi1c Sorbinoiig
al Irllcn, mnocriegte oct frpatcll9c
Soor cg iaooe: Ceres Nrn CT /
Ell ifrpffelia TorfatninG, &pprfor
cr.Ic life fonlnlct libt fer?" Tco
Sc, hpoo oen linc 2eitnalt iparcoc?
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pa nlblfplocnoe Gone, leg bcOcr
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at i%orlil,fc mig ulocrpels."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18
41oe

ban GAP Sefaling til, at ben grG'te
Selts Sig ifiilbe IemlPites og oeref.
ter forSiGltes.
Sor 0rTternc itoo oct iom Den
pGrite SfiGbne, N Wono flt1oe ioo,
at bans Gig blep liggenoe ilbegrapct.
&c troeoe ncntlig, at ban On maattc
iloffc ON / ~bunbrebe Mar iloeit Halt
og DO. Scrfor beItoo pgioo Den Sfif
blanot DC ganllc @rGfcrc, at bpis
lloaen tilirloi9piS Itebtc pou ct ilbc.
grapet Si9, bar Oct Ell nlornlif Eligt
Of ltrp ire Snonofllloe Sorb pao oct
ior at rcooc Den Nibsoc ira hans ier-
ocli9c SfiGbnc. Hiot eiter liot blep
oct nncrfIenot ioin Eliat at begrope
oa'oo ialbnc SLENDER. Naercoc / Sen
ferite piniifc arig anp &oitlibnl Den
falonc SibcriliS Srudui3 Ell fc'tlig
SigbcgiTlGclie p0 loo SiNet eTtcr 90.
tioenS Sfit brGnbc pon Slagnlnrfer.
: bore Gage CT Den Sflt at bcqru.
be %cnner pa SLENDER u0cl Spriticl
iTIca Tor ale ailltllriolf. T%prlocn
rent pilbc Stnnlnler or oct III bcl
bare aincicrnc, Tom life begropcr
falonc Sietoer. Sopallerne ocrinloo
cr / Den Srao onliorgsiiiloe, mar oct
giTloer @cgropclie, at ga De bapOc
erobrct SiinNtall, blcp oue &c iulonc
Spifere bcgrapct / Gnfcltgrape, OF
pan bper al oisic 0rnpe blep Der rciit
ct SrGfprs meo oct enc Sro: "Scl,
tegrau".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18
&rigsapiier.

Saa mart De tpife Splonter inar
Die pau ct Srpfferi / ct eler onoet
erobret iranif aparter. taJer Sc BET
piebliffelig i SeIiOoclic; tbi Pr
mems @ebop Tor &eftllre or ilnlGt-
tl:9. Mnn llo9iper ogioa iGrlfilte
&~rigsapiier, iom timber pillige MeO-
arbcioere og tafncnmelige aiebere.
melt fienote al oisle a~rigsapiicr er
bel Den, ionl uOfommer / $4,000
Grcmplarer / ellie. Scnne IuiS
uOfonmler ullOcr ct freoclig Snnlar.
beiOe mellen tp'fe % frdnIfe Soloa-
ter. Soretagcnoct cr g~rnnOlagt al
Sorintterlc Saul &ccfer og Sriberre
@eorg bon Smptcoo, iom bar en- bel
Stnb al Weonrbeiocre. nj anbre
Ipiicr, iom nofonlmer pun &eltiron-
ten, nupncr Ell Serlinerupi$ iplgen-
be: 2oen Irmces I%rnleopis ct.
G.ilcntil1), @anoitormen (9ou5icrs),
Nrmenpilcn (Gbarlepiac), Gen iiOite
&rigsbcretlling (2iQel Spif SplOu-
terblao C@riisieD, arigstiocnOe
(2opn, 2nnoitormcns @uobrrer
C@ricp). Toa iranif trpffes: gnl-
lctin &c ellie, S%ournol sc @llerrc
(2aon) % @n5ctte ocs Nroennes
(HctbcD.
Sil pg nleo polite a%ri9sopiier no
fonner Ell Sang / llgen efter Or
ore al Nlrmcoperbeialingen / Toien.
\ Giterriee finbes Der ell Soloater-
apis peo bper Irme. : Fermpil
uofom Ser Ell Seltapis, iom bupbc
lin Reonftipn / Stntionsbpeningen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-18
9erprnb Dg Smcall.
Tmi;oc Njnt 1919.
Trpicniur :. Is. HslunnN

ira Il. Elnl College / N%orthrcl(
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nirocu Ct opcrmuuoc ~luttrc9lolt %
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ucr. Nucr Solfcltnnmc hapoe onn.
net i'm TRADITION. Der mulotlll
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let ia, SfriOt lor Strlot, lnotlI ocn
hdu6c nalct i'm mluUrcnot mere
iulOfommc Gorm i HOmuncr. No.
uellcn. lulcrcn c%,icrpiltc, hporIc0c@
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nruQ blcp mont0Nct nlco uornit ~.
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nuuntc lin &%ltroNuftlon AZ (olc.
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nina til at lore ham p|crionlla bcort
at ficuoc. Troic2iorcu por mlocr III
CphplN 9ccuroh Mr. % Mrs Nrl.
itluu TrcitUorb@ WjUit.
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Sppcpaie Hriic.

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terfIub. lhuloninn Ghub. Zine iioite
5oreorog it0l han boloe / Chicago,
Buffalo oq 9tCu 9orf.
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ban lpret Tor Spret:eIicn al noritC
3nnoelsfnmre / Here omerifdnite
9Der. 81 Oct ier no iii al OemC
hegs Soufe ilaar 9cot an. nil fom.
ne Ill lloisrelie % barre ri9e Srll9
ter.
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