davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
ISSUE NEW PUBLICATION
Stntc Teachers Association Sends Out
Quarterly Filled With Information.

The Virginia State Teachers Quar-
terry, new publication, sponsored by
the state Department of Education and
the Virginia Cooperative Education
Association, is issued to-day, and 5000
capicS are 10 be distributed
The editor is Professor i. II. Bin
ford. secretary of the Virginia State
Teachers Association. and field sccrc-
tary OF the Virginia Cooperative Edu-
cation Association. The quarterly mag
a%ine is devoted to the interests Of
education in this State, and the in
terests Of public school teachers. Copies
Will be mailed To every teacher and
every member OF the Co-opcrativc Edu-
cation Association.
Among the interesting articles in to-
days issue is an editorial on The Pres
cnt statue OF the Retired Teachers
Fund" In which the plan for provid-
ing for aged ana disabled teachers is
outlined and its merits discussed: an
article on the snme subject by Roosevelt
Page. Second Auditor OF Virginia, and
custodian OF the Retired Teachers
Fund; an exhortation to the public
school teachers OF the State to enter
enthusiastically into the work Of ban
ishing illiterncy, by Evan r. Chester
man, secretary OF the State Board OF
Education. and "eXperience letters"
written by several successful teachers
The list OF vice presidents OF the Vir-
glnia state Teachers Association, one
for each Congressional district has been
announced They are: First district, A.
Is. Chandler. Jr., Fredericksburg: Sec
ond, !. T.. Amcs. Driver: Third. w. u.
CoCG!n. Providence Forge: Fourth, l.
VI. Martin, Petersburg: Fifth Charles
". Friend. South BOSTON; Sixth, D. Il.
Mcouilkcn. Roanoke; Seventh, j. G.
Johnston. HarrisonburG; Eighth. VI. T.
McManaway, Hillsboro: Ninth. w. r.
Bowers Rural Retreat: Tenth, y. C.
kimlcr. WayneSboro.
The general officers OF the assocIa-
tion are: Agar Voolfolk, Richmond,
president: j. H. Binford. Richmond. sec
rotary. and George W. Guy, Hampton.
treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
JITNEY DRIVER DISMISSED
Was Taking Injured Woman Home
When Arrested for Speeding.

Pleading that he was taking n
crippled woman who was i'll to her
home and was hurrying at her request,
O. J.. Schneider was dismissed yester-
day morning in Police Court of the
charge OF speeding in his automobile.
Schneider is jitney bus driver. He
was arrested by Policemen Samuels
and Bradley. Tuesday afternoon, while,
1t is alleged he was speeding mt the
rate of twenty-five miles an hour on
Grove Avenue. After taking the i'll
woman to her home, at Hanover and
Meadow streets. he was taken into GUS
tody The officers said that he speed
ed through only three blocks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
PATRICK HENRY LODGE
WILL MEET TONIGHT
Odd Fellows suffer Heavy Loss In
Fraternity Hall Fire on
BroaG street.

Patrick Henry Lodge No. ll6, indie
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows. which
lost its home and property in the fire
which destroyed Fraternity Hall and the
Parrish furniture store on West Broad
street recently. will meet tonight at :
O'Clock In the hall OF Abou Ben Adhcm
Lodge No. 2l0 in S-slfthdcal Hall Pat
rick Henry l.ods" LAS been homeless
since tho fire in which II lost furniture
and fittings OF It's lodge room valued NJ
moro than $500.
For the present il VIII have the use
OF the home OF .Abou Ben Adhcm Lodge.
using tho hall from 20 $50. and then
making way for The other lodges. To-
might large class of candidates wil!
be initiated
Six odd Fellow lodges, besides a
number OF other fratcrnal orders and
labor organizations, lost their belong
ings in the Parrish FIRE, ana many OF
them have not rs Yet found suitable
meeting places. II is possible that 4
movement may bc launched shortly
for the erection of an odd Fellows
temple for the use OF the various lodgrs
in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
CITY INVITES BIDS FOR
TUBERCULOSIS PAVILIONS
VIII Erect Two for Treatment of Col
orcd ConsumptivcS mt City
Home.

Plans were approved by the Admin
istrativc Board yesterday and bids In
vited for the erection of two opcn-nir
pavilions at the City Home for the
treatment of colorcd consumptivcs.
Tho problem OF tuberculosis among
colored people has been one OF the
most serious confronting the city in
its work of relief of the poor, there
Icing no sanitarium in the State where
colored consumptivcs are admitted save
that connected with the State peniten-
tiary Farm.
The two pavilions will he erected on
the slope OF the hill behind the colored
nlmshouse and will contain twelve beds
each. one being for men and tho other
for women. They have been planned
by Carneal and Johnston, architects,
and are Of the regulation tuberculosis
sanitarium type of shacks. with can
vas sides for winter and screens for
summer time. The cost will be APP
proXimatcly $1,000 each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
M|LL|KAN WILL LECTURE
At RICHMOND COLLEGE
Noted Physicist of Chicago Univer-
Sity to Speak Under James
Thomas Endowment.
FIRST LECTURE ON APRIL 10
Addresses Will Bc FREQ to Public,
and VIII BE Delivered in the AZ
tcrnoon at Public Hall on College
Grounds.

Robert Andrews Millikan. Phi. D., pro-
I fessor of physics in the University of
/ Chicago a scientist of international
reputation. will be this years lecturer
under the James Thomas Lecture En-
/ downment, at Richmond College. He
! VIII deliver two lectures. On the after
noon OF April 10 he will make an ad-
dress on The New Physics" On the
following afternoon he will deliver the
/ concluding lecture OH the subject Some
! of the Properties of the Elcctron and
! How They Have Been Discovered"
The lecture course will be the thirty
I seventh under the James Thomas en-
dowment. The addresses will he given
NJ o'clock in the afternoon in the pub
! lie hall of Richmond College on the
new grounds at Westhampton. They
will be open to the general public with
/ out admittance charge.
WELL. KNOWN AS
AUTHOR OF TEXTBOOKS
Professor Mllikan ranks among the
leading physicists OF America. lie was
educated at Obcrlin and Columbia Uni
rcrsitics. and has taught ut Obcrlin and
Chicago. In the University of Chicago
he has been professor of physics since
/ 1910. He is the author OF several text
/ books on physics, and has often con-
! tributed to technical journals on physi-
| cal topics.
/ Professor Millikans work at the Ry-
erson Physical Laboratory at the Uni
/ versity Of Chicago is followed with in
( terest by scientific men in both Europe
and America. In his lectures at Rich
I mond College he is expected to discuss
/ some OF the results and the significance
! OF his recent work He is n member of
/ the American Association for the Adj
vancement of Science, and holds mem
/ bcrship In many other learned societies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
BOY SCOUT TROOP NO. 20
TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
benefit for Summer Outing VIII BE
Held In Willinm u. Fox Public
school.

\ vaudeville performance for the
benefit OF the camping fund OF Boy
Scout Troop No. >? will be given III
the auditorium OF William +. Fox Pub
lie School Tomorrow night AT s O'clock
The program includes several semi
professionals, besides the members Of
the Scouts and the Scout chorus.
Among those taking part viii be al
Swceny, baritone; FitZhugh Shield.
dancing and singing: Scout George
Hutchinson. soloist; Lee Odcn. black
face comedy: Scouts Whitehead and
W"aklcy, violin duct: Rutherford, ma
cician: Ward and O'Rork. comedy ac-
rohats, and the Scouts chorus.
Prof. Joseph Kessnich will he the
nCCOnlp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
TRYING JALLADE CASE
District Court Makes Another Attempt
TO Adjust Suit Against nueSer

RAJ was begun for the second time
in tho United States District Court
Yesterday, of the suit OF Louis +. jail
lade. OF New York. against William
Rueger The last attempt to dispose OF
this suit resulted in mistrial, the
jury falling to agree on a verdict
Jallade, who Is Il New York architect
sues on a claim for $500. which he
alleges is due him from William Rue
ger as balance for professional ser
vices rendered by him in connection
win the construction Of the Rueger
iiotci. According 10 the plaintiffs dec
iaraton. tho money has been due him
since July 30, 1911. Mr. Rucgcr claims
mat the Jnl!ad" plans were excessive
in cost and were rejected
The court completed the taking OF
evidence yesterday and spent some
tihc IN nearing argument on instruc-
tons. The case will go TO the jury this
morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
LACK OF WATER CAUSES
SERIOUS FIRE LOSS
Two Dwellings Destroyed mt Forest Hill
Despite Efforts of Firemen.

The home OF Frank II. IIardaway and
John T.. Schopp, at Forest Hin, were
DESTROYED by fire yesterday afternoon.
all effort to extinguish the flames being
made futile by the lack of water supply.
The fire originated In the attic of tho
Schopp residence, two-story frame
house, and was rapidly communicated
to the Hardaway dwelling. Most OF the
furniture was saved.
Engine Company No. l3. stationed In
Manchester. was fighting 4 fro In the
woods near Thirty-second Street and
bellevue at the time. and Engine Com
pany No. was sent from Third Street
10 assist in combating the flames. The
hremen were, however. hampercd in
their efforts on account OF the lack OF
water. mains not having yet been laid
in Forest Hill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
CHAT sWORTH' DAIRY FARM
IN BANKRUPTCY COURT
Harry Il. Trowbridge Files Petition
Showing Liabilities Aggre-
eating S85,OS1.
ASSETS AMOUNT TO $4,000
Virginia Trust Company Is Chief
Creditor, Holding SCI 900 Claim,
Secured by First Mortgage ON
Farm, Which Is Valued at $4,000.

Harry l.. Trowbridge. owner and
operator Of the "Chatsworth" dairy
farm on the Osborne Turnpike, Henrico
County. filed petition in voluntary
bankruptcy In the United States Dis
trict Court, yesterday, giving his liza
bilitics as s65.0Sl.05 and his assets as
$4,000. The latter consist chiefly Of
the farm Itself containing 2S5 acres.
valued at 100000. and live stock and I'M
plements valued at $1,000.
Among the chief creditors holding Sc
curitics arc the following:
Virginia Trust Company, note with
accrued interest. $4,000, secured by
first mortgage on the farm property.
Commonwealth Bank. notes. $4,000: +.
T. Rennie. notes. $4,000: II. b. Rennie,
notes $1,000: c. L. & II. L. Denoon.
notes, SI25; /. 7. and C. A. WEIGH, West
tdmonston. ~ Y. notes aggrcgating
S6l1.0S. secured by deed of trust on six
teen dairy cows; John T. Anderson Sons,
notes, $4,000; Craft Plano Company,
balance due on conditional sales con-
tract, VIC; Commercial Guarantee Com
pany, notes. SECS, secured by six shares
OF stock In this company. par value 500.
held as collateral security: Virginia
Trust Company. $4,000. secured by deed
of trust on "Mlllswood.' Amelia County,
property of 500 acres: and American
National Bank. $4,000. secured by COL
lateral in the form of $1,000 note Sc
cured by deed of trust on "Millswood."
CREDITORS HOLDING
UNSECURED CLAIMS
Creditors holding unsecured claims in
excess OF 500. follow:
~ c. Cauthorn. 1925: Barton II.
Grundy. $500: F.. l.. Hobson, Jr., 5000:
Grasberger Vehicle Company, 5000:
, Darbytown Distillery Company. $3.50;
Planters National Bank. $3.50: X. H.
Stone, Blackstone. Va, s436.56: j. w.
Walden. $3.50: Mary S. Trowbridge. sl2,-
900: Broadway National Bank. sl,5O0:
South Atlantic Life Insurance Company.
$40: Carson Live Stock Company,
sll6S5: a.. r. Harrison. Alexandria.
iSll5: Bcnchlord & Scovi1lc, Lcesburg,
$1,000: and Commonwealth Bank
"a, 1889. The last sum represents notes
judgments for which have been rendered
in the Henrico County Circuit Court
petition In Involuntary bankruptcy
was fled by Jesse French * Sons Piano
Company, New Castle. Ind. claiming
sSo23S, Carter, Webster 6 Co, Balti-
more, claiming s2TS417. and the Cote
Piano manufacturing Company, Fall
River Mass, claiming s6O2.3S. against
the Gregory Company. OF Chase City.
The petitions allcgc that the Gregory
Company, which is composed OF G. W.,
VI. S. and r. w. Gregory, is insolvent,
and that il has within the past six
months committed nm act OF bankruptcy
in making preferential payments.
Henry s. Jennings, q merchant, of this
city, flled n petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy giving his liabilities as &o,332.34
and his assets as $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
POLICE COURT CASES
John W. Bronddus Jailed for IIIcun.I>
Scllluc IntoNicantS

John w Broaddns. colorcd. charged
with illegally selling intox !cants. Was
hned 500 placed under $500 security
for twelve months and sentenced to
sixty days in jail IN Police Court yes
terday morning
Henry Jackson. co!orcd. charged with
shooting Elijah Gray. was sen, on to
the grand jury 1t is said that the
shooting occurred over AN argument
over the war, and. ON the other hand.
that IL was because Cray had BETRAYED
Jackson's friend TO the police
w. y. Fcnson appeared IN Police
Court on a charge Of stealing an auto
mobile tire and auto supplies from the
Allen keppel Company. Inc. and tho
herring was continued 20 to morrow
morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
JURY UNABLE TO AGREE
Suit for False Arrest Goes over 10
This Morning.

The Jury failed 20 agree last night
in tho suit OF John " Smith against
Theodore W james for So. 600 damages
in the Hastings Court. Part II. and
was adjourned over to this morning at
10 O'CLOCK
Smith alleges that Jones caused n
warrant 10 be sworn out for his arrest.
charging him with stealing & coat VAL
ued at $50. He vas arrested by De-
tective Serr"ants WHY ana Kcllam ana
given n hearing in Police Court. where
he was dismissed. He brought suit
against Jones. alleging that he had
been falsely arrested and charging that
his namo had been grcntly iuimrnh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
HUNGER CAUSED THEFTS
Fred Jenkins, Soufhside Youth. Held
for Stealing Watches.

Frederick NJ Jenkins, twenty years
old. was sent on to the grand Jury by
Justice Maurice yesterday morning in
Police Court, Part .. on the charge of
stealing two gold watches from the
home of ri. r. Walthall, &c West
Thirtyfrst street. The young man
told the Justice that the pangS of hun
ger drove him TO commit the thefts
Detective G. r.. Tinsley arrested .Tcn-
kins ON Tuesday. and also recovered
the watches. He is alleged to have
broken into the house twice within
thirty days
Jim" Bell. colorcd. was nned $40 or
the charge OF stealing a set of harness
from II. NJ. BurrusS Detective Tins
lev said no would not have caught
the negro except for Il loose pair OF
suspenders. which he grabbed hold Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
MONEY ACCOUNTED FOR
bradshaw Snys He Spent $3.50 In Gam
bling-Bnlnnce Recovered.

All of the $4,000 alleged to have been
stolen from the Merchants National
Bank on January Z by James c. Brad
shaw. g. colored jnnitor employed in
the bank. has been accounted for
Bradshaw, 1t is said, confessed that
tho missing amount-s75O-had been
spent by him In gambling and drink
Ing.
Bradshaw and two other negroes,
who are charged with being accom-
plices. are In the Henrico County Jail,
awaiting hearing before United
States Commissioner Flegenhcimer to-
morrow morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
Pollnrd to Make Address.

Attorney General John Garland Pol
lard Will deliver nm address in Wash
ington on May ! on the occasion OF the
hftlcth anniversary of the founding of
the Law School OF George Washington
University. Mr.. Pollard Is an alumnus
OF the institution. He has accepted the
Invitation recently rendered y'the fac
ulty Other speakers on the program
for the day are Secretary OF War Gar
riSou. Solicitor General Davis and Wal
ter Clarke. Chief Justice OF tho North
Carolina Supreme Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
Governor Name. Dc,,r.,..

Delegates To- the Southern Confor-
cncc on Woman ana Child Labor were
appointed yesterday by Governor Stu
art. BY direction Of the Governor com
missions were issued by Secretary OF
the Commonwealth y. O. James to tn.
following appointces. who VIII attend
the sessions TO he held in Memphis
Tenn. April &c and 81.
Mrs l.. l.. Johnson. Richmond, Mrs.
Gertrude Lee Watts Roanoke: Mrs
Dexter Otcy. Lynchbmrg: w. T. Fitg-
Serald. Danvillc, and Frank l.. Lyons,
Newport News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
Willy A WITNESS
Called to Roanoke to Describe Roulette
Wheels md Gambling Apparatus.

Detective Sergeant John +. Willy has
been summoned to Roanoke to appear
as witness in behalf of the prosecu-
ton OF alleged gamblers In that city.
The prosecution is in the hands of At
torney Harry NJ. Smith. Jr.. and 1t was
at Attorney Smiths instance, that Ser
gean Willy has been summoned Ser
gean Willy will describe and define
what roulette wheels. faro banks and
other gambling paraphernnlin are. and
show by photographs how they are
manipulated He will leave for Roam
oke on Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Stockholders OF Pierce OF Corporation
Elect Directors.

The Pierce OIL Corporation held its
anuua! meeting in Richmond Yesterday
ana elected the following directors: H.
'ny il"rc" y Pierce, Ebcn Rich
ards. Charles Hayden. waiter r. Rns.,
{. w. Cahoon and s. /. Karnps =
No annual report was submitted ,h.
election OF directors being the only
business transacted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
Pas. Military E.nininn,Ion.

Hobert Il. A!!porL Quarter.nnstcr and
comrnissary. First Battalion. FIRST In
fantry. stationed AT Richmond and
Goode Reynolds. Of Company T. Second
Infantry, stationed al Chase CITY, we're
successful ~ the examinations held re-
Gently at the adjutant generals office.
and VIII receive their commissions as
second l!eutenhnts within u few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
souths,de Church Entertainments

An entertainment VIII be given on
Saturday night in Weathcrford Memo
rial Baptist Church. on upper Hull
street, Swansboro, for the benefit OF
the building fund OF the church. Tho
entertainment committee has arranged
an interesting program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
DisOrdcriy In Church.

John Brown. colored. was fined $40
yesterday and sentenced to thirty DAYS
IN Jail for disordcrly conduct in 81
church IN lienrico County by Magis-
tratc II. S. SUNDAY
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
1ant cio>amS
hos paren

Nom Sen Sbe %uni, Mli$ Sane
@l0oam@ ira Gnicdlo % Gr. Nleitn
\ucob4 ira Nollnub hnp0c ibug ionI
&tprUicutmtcr ior Npiuocrnc5 in
tern0iionnIt Grc0@tou9rc3 9ulOience
he's E0pu.
M}ii2 9loO0m5 operraftc Vapcn
sc Nciouutioncr iom bIcp pc0tognc
Al Sen intcrnotionolc Srco2fouQrca
i NooQ "a llNb0O lil bans @iitnnh
til at idu Qiort eli Srut pno oel
ior'Uro1!iRc Aril.
Sans Ncailhc0~ mootog Sc to
Gamer irroclc3 unooiI a uotnltt,
at ilttt uiloG pare ham fjUrcrc cuo
AZ ttmuc Unite cnhpcr Nepplclit
RttuiuN Al Gre0cu2 Wlcnoprcttelit.
NoU trotol imi0ltrtl0, llQ0c han Al
,<utidtipct buroc tuNc2 Al 81 Gor.
Uc0e Stottr. ~iom cr 0cn itorllc
uoitraIc 4}olt / &croen oA iomt
hi0til bar ia1ttolct oen itrcngcitl
N%pItrOIilct"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Irdftdten nlto
China ratilicerct

Gofio, &cpan, 0cn ne SUM-: Sci.
icrcu % @chcjnrcroooct gop iNnN III
&;ial0 III SEN me (rnttOt mco GDl.
ra u0chol0u0c sc Noncc> joiner,
iuu 0citc moattc Nuu mc0 pon clter
at have o~fccptrrct Oct l0puucliitr III
ilmutum. 5ruttntcn pil hi rutilicc-
RET iniorNen.
1rt al Cppoiiiioncn / 2er0n23
iorciloacoc Mi>tiaio2potum til >n-
Ncnril3miniittr Snrn bIep i0oN Al
Ntpruicntuntmuict ~iorfaitct mco 232
moo l50 Struuncr.
Cppoiitioncn %ireniattc bcrpon
Gori!nI til Ct mt Miiatitj02pptml
til belle W}iuiltcrict. Ser brltpl0ca iur
at Douc ioArt w|tiIboyIi2 ATTN Gel i
none Wtncrdlu0ll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
PemmeliSt Kriesraa>.

@oihiultou Sen 3oic Mui: :
Observation-Disclosures h1lotc3 / 9titcn
ct NipNG lem bar untt en- ltsrre
1tni0tion. ems noNcn l%iAncnNc
SommWtomit bar ioraulcoiget iiocn
Col.,t 'oruo ior Sen ipouif-omcri
touitc Nril.
iii Mcoct. SER boI0tca Tor Inf.
fecc Gore "a me0 &~aGttoaeIic al Sen
~itaritc Ntmmcliabe03iuIohe0. baubc
ayi12miuiitcrcn iuofalot Here heic.
re Ciiiccrcr. 0eriblanot @enernl'
ita6cn2 Gbci General Scott, Den as
intercuoc Gbei Tor Sen fp~utinentalc
mobile Grut Generalization @liiS.
Nrmecu5 @cnernIouoitor @eueroI.
major Gromoer % SEN o2iiiterenol
arig5miniiter. ser er Gbci Tor "Nii.
litia" Gcportemeniet. Meoct pare
Sc iii citer Mfionat.
Get bar lille muIi0t al ino nogen
iomhelit SplpSning ON &eniigtel
mes Mieoet, eller ON bpuo man hau
DC raa0lIaaei on. Nan letter oe
imibleriio / 6orbiuoeIie mco Ell MI,
!l9 SnterUention i @egico.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Hvotcr ON %1lliniiter.
friie / Sranfrie.

anliterbam &olnno, 6tc Sitni:
Nlnnct "ScleGraai"s Eariierforre-
~ippnNent berettcr, at ser Eeri @pcn
Naar Gpgter ON, at Ell Miniitcrfriic
or npr ioreitnncnoe. cIler at mango
sSpranbringer i set nrrurrcn0c Mi=
niitcriunnS Communicating pil fiu-
sc Steb.
Set iorlpoer ioaleoes, bI. a., al
Sen tioligerc TremiernliniIter, 2cor
bourgeois, pil ian Spbc / oct me
&abinet, % at Marineminilter Sic.
ter 9I~uaugncir % SnNenrigsmilli-
tier 2ouis 5. Malup or bIanot Dem
al set npruGrenoe Minilteriums
Mcolcmner, iom fcntncr til at al.
trToc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
llolUnoinSerne
forlaoer 1llericc City

@oibingtou, Sen 7be Sunni: Set
feritc Enrti al Slpatnin9er ira ocu
al SungersncS hiennleate merifan-
ifc Sopcnitao aireiier ioag nlco ct
Grtratoa. iom bct or lptfeoes Ben
braiilianife Winiiter paa Den amc-
rifnnifc Meaierinas TcNnc at ina til
u~cie6roet. Iortict beitaar Al 80
slmcritancre, "A gnAITnSere, 121
Spanierc o. 81 Eerloner al nor
ifieuiae andre Nationoliicter.
snorc 6lpatuinger pil, 'aainart
set lnoer liz aicrc, iorIaSe SopeS-
itaScn % lutte liz til oiSie | Scra
Gru,. NlpgtnirgcrneS Nntal anita
acs at pile onliatte ca, 600 Fer'p-
ncr, beriblanbt mango Spinoer %
Ssrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Oommerpaloet /
Goof County, 81.

Chicago sen Soc Slmi. Gc0 Som.
meruaIgct / Goof Gountu, Der bo'
pcoinRclia bcitoor Al Gbicu0o, /
Mouool3, pnn0t Ncpublifancrne Ell
bctuoelig Seir inet DC pol0te II al
sc % &reo4bommcrc, bcNNc Cper-
rcta0ommlcrc "a ~licnualAtc nco ct
opcruUlocn0c Stcnmcilertul Grim
g. Garter ill Mcblcm al &oicltcrct
ira 0cttc Giltrllt.
Nl0not &c nupoINtc Cucrret90on-
mere CT Norltomcritauercn Oscar
%. (orrilon, tloliqcrc manNcaorl0
Nn0ommcr. % Spcnifnnlcritnlcrcn
Garl II. Ghln0bIont, bcglc 9icpubll-
tanerc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11

glennem bpggeIie Mitcn iommen mco
Dem | oeres foieIige 0icn poa 2ofc.
'ioc Srioe. @ennernc mebbrogte en-
poffer Taic al ilebct @Ios % en-
"Saroiniere Stanb" til Wrs. Sobn.
ion % en- "Giaar Stano" for Wr.
Sobnion. elsie @oper blep opcr.
raft meo Ell posicnoe Gale al Son.
s. {. Sobnion, % Chris Sobnion
taffeoe for Veieact og @aperne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Stor %Stormifaoe
/ Geras

Sallns, ScraS, Sen Cite Sitni: Gn
ppIbipn Ncgr-, %inb- co &aglItprm
bar unrcttet itor Sfabe pea slplin-
gen / norbliAc Seras, langs @rGn-
len moo Sflnboma.
Sallas % Sort @ortb er uoelt
Gas, ga Negnct bar u~nbergrapct
@opcblconlnocn % foraoriaget ct
cIler ilcre @rlto paa Sen.
Com TplQe al lloglioninger CT
Observation-Disclosures mco @ihitu
ToQS, %crnon % S.llauab miolerti.
oi0 aibrllbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
WisnomSfctt.

@atcrloo Mi0ge Wenigbcb aihpI-
Ser i'm aarlige @tisiionsfeit % apin-
oeforeninesouftion Sanftbansbag
Den 24oe Sluni. ON S%ormiooagcn
prGoifer Taitor @ielbe, Misiionrr
ira WaOagasfar. Otter Nrroifcnen
blir Ser optngct Mtisiionsoiier. On
Gftcriniobngen pil ser bli &~pinoeior-
cningsnlftion. Miobng oil bli fer
pcrct irit iii n1e / Girfens @aie-
ment. Nlne er hiertelig pclfomne,