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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
HOW THEY LOST THEIR HOME
Little Leaks and Blunders which
Brought Household Run
Nr0ugh Tie gambling InslInct-

Through the gambling instinct
They let their Insurance run ont
They bought things they did not need
because they were cheap
They did not use good Judgment or
right proportion In their expenditures
They subscribed for everything they
could pay for on the instnlment plan
They DID not realize how easy II Is
lo get into debt and how hard Il ls to
rri out
They tried to do what others rV.
pectrd ~ them, rather than what they
could afford.
They could not say "No" and could
uol tell their friends, Il cannot afford
IL"
They drew their money out " the
savings bank aud put II into some
wildcat" schemes, and lost a.
They did not do business In bust
ness way because they were dealing
with relatives or friends,
They signed important papers with.
out reading them or knowing their con.
tents, Just because they were asked to
do 80.
The extravaganza " children who
had not been trimmed to economize or
10 take care Of their pennies sw0mped
the home.
The mania 10 make nm appearance
beyond their means caused them tC
mortgage their property and ended
/ In bankruptcy
/ when the shoe began 10 pinch, thel
( really did not see where they coult
retrench." Habit hnd made luxuries
seem necessaries
They entertained too expenslyel,
and n great deal more than they coulC
afford, because they wanted people (,
think they were In good circumstances
Their efforts to force their daughter
lnto society ot those above them, IN III,
hole that they might make "brlllian
matches" involved them hOpelessly Ii
debt."-Irish World.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
PRAISES SERMON, TAKES PURSE
Well.Dressed Woman COngratulates
Minister While Funds Disappear

When II well-dressrd young woman,
with pretty face. sweet voice and
engaging address acostpd the Rev. \.
s. Reed. " ST. Paul MINI. ON Fif
Ieenth street, and congratulated him
on sermon he had delivered last
sunday. the minister was touched
He thanked her and w \ ed on won
drrlng who she was ~ still IL won
drrlng and so are the police. For
the minister's pnckrtbook. containing
$50 and round.trlp railroad ticket
from St Paul tu the Snn Francisco
and San Diego evpositIons. went with
the pretty one when she parted from
hlm Denver lColOl Dispatch to
New York World
Every night Dnnciug Auditorium
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
GOV. FERGUSON
PAROONSFREELY
Announces That Every One
of 100 Friendless Convicts
Will Be Turned Loose.

DALLAS. Tex, oct. 10 Governor
James " Ferguson In Dallas To open
the Texas state Fair, said Saturday
that he would pardon every onp NJ the
100 friendless conylcts now In state
prisons AZ recommended by the board
" pardOns Yesterday.
"That Is NV Idea NJ llfesavlng" the
governor said
Governor Ferguson added that no
would hear the story " every one of
the 1890 convlcts In Texas prisons
and that II more pardon recommenda
tlons were made he would give them
rlemency also.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
State Has Ouer
2 Million School
Money on Deposit

According to u statement of the state
treasurer. rendered the commissioners
of the school land office, on October
., there was 81 6Gd. .2398l deposited To
the Dredlt II the commissioners " the
mud office and S3iS. 5000 tu the
credit " the permanent common school
fund. making total of S2,0l3,S21 L.
Reports " this kind will be made to
ihr department every month by the
state treasurer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

city. Nr i u Sprlmau viii conduct the
morning service ut n. 40 evening ser
vice.
second rtcsb, trrian-- Nlnth and Nc-
kinlry. services at II o. m and 30 g.
~ lilblr sohunl NJ $3.50 u m & Perry,
superintendent 4 Rally Du' program
under the nusplce, NJ the bible school
wilt be- given Instead of the regular
preaching seryir" at n q. m. Rev II. g.
Garrett NJ oklahoma tlty will occupy the
pulpit al the evening hour Christian rn.
draNur ut G.3D p m
First Preshy yterlan -- Nlnth and Robin
son Rev phil c. Hnlrd. Pm. u. pu,tor
Edwin While Mclntyrr, musical director and
Organisi Bible school ut $50 % m. y
Johnston superintendent. morning wor
ship NJ II, The pastors subject viii he
kellefs Fundamental to Christian Life "
Evening Worship at Z 20 O'Clock The pas
tor will preach upon the subject shall
We know each other IN Heaven and Do
They IN Heaven Recognize r. on Earth "
Pilgrim ConErrEstional-Harv and
N"bl" streets " II - Trub. pastor. M.
BILE school 80 T. Rullls suuerlntend
rI Morning service n evening srrylre
20 Christian cndclypr $50. Wrdnc-
day evening service i.lO
Grrman ErpnErllral churrh-Wr.t Tir,.
enth aud Shnrtcl Wnltrn pnstor
Services ut N.9O o. m communicating
me Jubilee NJ the E,nngellcnl synod
Tuesday night choir meeting
first Church of Christ srirntst-
Eleventh and Robinson Services nj II n
M and y m subject "nn,trlnr nj
Atonement Golden text Matthew N O.aS
Testimonial meeting Wednesday nt = u
m SUNDAY school NJ $50 n No. 4 frp,
reading room aud circulating library ar,
maintained In rooms lll M naum Rldg
| Open daily eNvrpt SUNDAY nud holiday,
/ From 10 m. tu . o. No The public I. cor
llJllv invited 20 the service, and Ia,
B ryadlng rooms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

du,tries at Washington injected into
him ON Monday night, might yet save
his llfe.
Judge StaCkpole died Friday lie Is
the fourth victim uf the disease which
Is prevalent among animals In tropical
countries, In New York this year The
Judge was the first human being on
whom the newly discovered serum hus
been tried
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
ZOO PEERAGE
HEIRS IN WAR
Provision Made for Success
sions in Event Last Male
in Line Is Killed

T ONDON. oct 10 Means are to be-
IL ndopted to prevent w~ras'~ IRON
becoming extinct IN cu-rs ""rrr tue
only male heir hn- given his NE !"
his country In the ordinary r"hr''.
aurces4Inu to fl pcrrugr Is limited T."
direct male descendants ~ tl" last q"
NJ n former holder " the I'I'.
daughters being excluded. But 10y
special remainder hS the revision
ls called the nearest NJ other male
relatives viii now hc given the ullr
There are now nt lrust 700 heirs
h. pcerngcS IN the nrmy und navy, nl'l
n number hnyr already fallen. Among
the dead ARE Lord Wrndoyer the sole
heir " the Marquis of Lincolnshire
Cnutnm Wgrr. who was the only -"u
ppd heir " Lord StamfOrdhnm, the
kings private secretary and th" Hon
Claude Mryscy Thompson, the sol,
heir NJ Knnrrshorough Lord Rlhhes
dale Is among those who have lost
mn only son IN action, hut he hn'
rraudsuns by his daughters
Titles are allowed 10 descend 10y
the female line 10y special remainder
IN u number ~ existing cases, notably
In the case " Lord Roberts. who~,
only male heir was Killed In the Rorr
war. ~ course. there are no lack oi
direct male heirs ~ former III,
holders In case of the historical uTcr
nges. but the recently bestowed title.
lack this advantage
Lord Kitrhcurrs heir IL, by sp,7in
remainder. his elder brother Col II
+. g. Kitchener. Lord StrnthrouU''
title passed tu his daughter, the N0r
uupSs Strathcuna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
AND
BEATTY TANGLE
Continued from Page UnI

Continued from Page UnS
slill Cornelius held out the mileage
payments, 81 Saturday morning.
mandnmus suit was filed 10 compel
him To honor the court clerks requl
sltions
Il take this position I'm the matter"
said Beatty Saturday morning "Sat
urdny N recognized as motion day IN
district court and Sunday II. Of course.
u day Of rest and worship. Conse,
Quently the Jurors from Jones. Har
rah. Edmond and other places are pI
cused Friday night to report again
Monday morning believe that IL X
not fair to ask them to stay over here
and pay their own expenses on Satur
day aud Sunday, and believe that II
Is not right to ask them 10 pay their
mileage home aud back As the mile.
age ls the cheaper Of the two. | have
been giving them it
Men who serve ON a Jury do ~ At
a loss to most ~ them, rs they only
draw s. II day aud mileage, and can.
not see the justice u forcing them 10
pay their mileage or expenses here
when they ARE excused and then told
10 report again, when the delay IL not
" their making They are serving the
state nt loss 10 themselves. and they
should not be- made To shoulder still
greater loss"
This Is the second misunderstanding
resulting from new methods adopted
In the county clerks office Recently
when Beatty attempted TO pay the sher.
IFS fees to the county commissioners.
the clerk refused to accept them, say
Ink that they should be- paid TO the
sheriff, who In turn should pay the
county its - per cent NJ these fees.
| Ihl. LnnILnr L. nm .Iu-.LLL-I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
STACKPOLE WAS
GAME TO FINISH

NEW YORK. oct lG-"rhnt would
spoil number Of good obituaries.
said 7l-year-old Judge Grors" J.
Stackpole, II victim of anthrax 'n
Bellevue hospital. when Informed ihnI
the serum discovered by Dr Ado'ph
Eichorn. chief " the pathological di.
vision Of the bureau Of Animal III.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
ARIZONA STRIKE
Stage Set for Conference A Which
Wage Trouble VIII BE Negotiated
by Disintereaed Committee

Ed PASO, Tex, Oct l0.-The stage
was set Saturday for peace confer
ence which may end the Arizona cop.
per miners strike The miners are
represented by a committee selected
by the mine owners from a list "
names submitted 10 them by the min.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
1 SNIII,k

William n NIrman, In ST. Louis
Hl0hr Democrat
something N.n dav.-a smile
u Is mot much tn give.
And the little fts W life
Makes sWv,l,r the DAYS We lives
The world has weary hearts
That Nr Dnu bless and cheer
And % smile for every day
Makes sunshine oll the year
something each day-a word.
w" cannot know It's power;
II grows lu trutfulness,
II grows the beautiful flower;
What comfort n will bring
When ull tx dark and drear.
For a kindly word each day
Makes pleasure all the year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
TWO IASsIEs


Beatrice Barry, In New York Times
one told me mOurnfully-t sac
vera mourufullyD--
u luv my luve. but Oh, we Gamma
we'd
Muckle my lad luves me, but siller
name hae he
Wae's me and wae's he. and wad
We bates were dead"
One told me hopefully tah. sac
blithe and bonny sheD2
u luv my lad, ye ken, wioot
dOOt
slller nor gold hHe he, but health ana
strength hae We
WI pluck and guide luck nR fear
but We'll make Oot'"
one gangs sae wearlly.-(sh. she
greets sac drearllyD
one carols gayly--ah, sac happy
she!
Footsore verify, sull trips she
merrlly
Fen bright and heart light WI
courage luv can gie'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
MASK BALL MONDAY

Blg dance and Woodman band to.
night large crowd expected Audi.
turium. ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
See
Window

crs. only one of the members Of the
committee ls n miner.
The wage question promised to be
the all important factor IN the negO-
tlatiuns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

First Lutheran rhurch-Nr.,to- ,.
Unyer minister Sunday school AZ p.l5
In the absence NJ The pastor wrnm m,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

second tnited Prr.hytrriso church
Twenty third and Western nuNo srhooi
10 =. m; Sneclhl rall, lar eycu'isrs hrglu
10 no r. m instead ~ the regular II n m
preaching services Evening sermon m
Meeting Emergcncles,' by Rev v II
RinRlnnd. pastor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

FIRST Urtarian--Placr " meeting Mn
Inl Art Institute i2i West Fifteenth
street SUNDAY school NJ PAt. " %
Mourr superintendent Worship n n
with sermon bN the pastor Charles
Nudvpu subject Maintaining Friendly
Relationships Baritone solo %, Nr
thts n SlrkosEy Pianist Nls, Anne r
'nldNru
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

tom nnl walker. e n Hatfield un,tor
SUNDAY school 0l5 q. M Sliur, Tny
lur superintendent Preaching n M and
10 % m by nustOr Junior n Y p
a. $40 b. m Miss Mary plyhr leader
srulor w. Y T. l. G.aO p m Mi. IuWa
Williams president The theme 'ur tho
morning discourse. "rhr NnInr W our
Yesterdays"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

Ilrst Chri,tlan-rhe services ot W"
church will be- ia charge Of the minister.
pr n f. Van Horn Both services wiz
bee marked by gospel preaching Morning
subject. Celestial Citizenship Evening
subject THE Wonders VI IuOeuT sun
day school at $50 the Christian End"n
Nur societies meet at q 30 PrraD hing VI
% 900 aud 40 .. IN. Music under the di'
n.ytiuu " MIR T. T. Hunter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

First Di,ne Science church. 80 North
Robinson Rev Ruth nalFlcl minister
SUNDAY school at 10 O'Clock SUNDAY
morning services NJ n O'Clock iom, THE
Sulril NJ Men l. the Candle N the Lord
Mid week service "Wednesday evening NJ
IS O'clock The evening primary class viii
D." held Monday evening nj g O'Clock The
"frrnoon primary class will be held nm
Thursday ni . o'clock The nustnr win
hive uu afternoon Tea Tuesday Prom :
iu 3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-12
THE EVENING LEDGER PHoroPAY SECTION SATURDAY.

freeze it was extremely dfnicult to look
''as though were enjoying myself"
The scenes showing the interior or Ene
island cave were also taken ut this time
in a tent pitched on the studio grounds
in order to get the proper light effect. Inc
thermometer was around the zero point.
and dressed as we were, In hardly any
thing more substantial than the every
day suit of South African savage, the
charcoal stoves set about IN the tent
temperature.
In speaking our lines the greatest care
had to be exercised In order not 70 have
the vapor from our breaths register on
the film. This was avoided by inhalins
instead of exhaling the breath whenever
we spoke.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-12
Helen Holmes Thinks
Dress Was Hoodooed

Helen Holmes "HoodOo' dress is no
more. Presented to the daring heroine
of Hazards Of Helen railroad series, it
was ruined when Miss Holmes wore 1t
while fighting a fire in box car.
According to the members Of the com
pany supporting the actress, the dress
was a hoodoo from the day it was re-
ceived.
The first time Miss Holmes wore 1t,
she was almost run down by a runaway
boxcar. In fact hairbreadth escapes and
the dress seemed to go together.
Then came her experience In In
Dangers PATH One Of the scenes shows
Miss Holmes being imprisoned in box
car Unknown to the players. pile OF
straw lay in a corner of the car. The
moment the actress had been locked In,
she detected the odor of smoke.
Sure enough. the straw had in some
manner caught fire At first she en-
deayored to attract the attention Of the
people outside by banging on the door OF
the car. This failing. Miss Holmes picked
up a bag lying on the floor and endeay-
ored to beat the flames out. By sheer good
fortune. someone opened the door Of the
car, Miss Holmes made a dash for II
and Ieaped to the ground, her face black
ened by the smoke The ''hoodoo dress
was on fire The flames were ex-
tinguished before the actress was In
iured.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-12
EDITH STOREY
One of the Vitagraph stars

lily clad. but by the time the production
had progressed to the point of taking the
scenes in the pool and the cave, winter
had far advanced and our work was not
SO pleasant. The tank in the Vitagraph
yard In Brooklyn. N. Y. was converted
into pool having all the appearances of
a quiet spot in the tropics. and one day
last January, when it was bitterly cold,
Director Harry Davenport gave the word
for me to go through the act of plunging
in and swimming about.
The Vitagraph pool is entirely in the
open; so, to make things as comfortable
as possible, a steam pipe was carried
into the pool, but this only succeeded in
warming the water In spots. and when 1
SWAN out Of these warm places and
struck water that was about ready to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-12
Trials of a Movie Star
By EDITH STOREY

Things are not always as pleasant as
the photoplaygoer imagines. Take the
production of the 'Tsland of Regenera-
tion," which was started on Labor Day.
The scenes on the beach were taken on
J. Stuart Blackton's estate on Long
Island, New York State. The estate is
very beautiful. but it is hardly tropical,
and in order to gain the proper effect it
was necessary to drape the trees with
great quantities of Spanish moss, and
hundreds of natural palms were en-
ployed to lend a southern atmosphere to
the background The weather was pleas
ant at this time. and it was no great
hardship to go about on the beach scant-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-12

Film Corporation that Ia meeting with
public approval for its originality and
mirth-provoiSing qualities. Exhibitors are
all unanimous in singing the praises OF
the cartoon comedy, and look forward to
the release OF other similar comedies I'm
the near future.
The Foreign Film Corporation is making
elaborate preparations for its American
productions. and the officers and directors
are giving most OF their time and atten-
tlOn to the made-in-America products.
In the last few weeks the foreign and
educational departments have been busy
The foreign department has received
Ambr0sia pictures from Italy. People who
know pictures and who were invited ta
review the features at a private screen
ing are loud in their praises of the pict-
ures. More than 5000 feet Of pictures
were screened for their inspection. and
at the closing were OF accord In the opin-
ion that 1t was time well spent.
Much Is to be expectedefrom the educa-
ti0nal department. The Pennsylvania 8
p. c. A. picture and the Norris Refuge
picture proved very successful, and the
encouragement received prompts the For
eign Film Corporation 70 produce more
pictures OF such a nature.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-23
Nru Sanfs, u. Saf.

BEG Ter, at Bet er paatioe. at iee
icnner ino Detailing for %Iaoct, euer
rettere iagt min Gen "Secornb &olreu".
VI bar M opret iammeu mango Nar,
ia liae lioeu InunNieu o. hans &ultru
begnnotc at trptte "Sccorab Soften,
og ie9 tan mi life ppre hcu ioruoeu.
Seq bar neu Sio en- Smnagut % M
CT ie9 en- CANNED @tnno. 90 ieg bar
pda Den Sin let baaNe aooc % onoe Ii
Der, baabc SrB % Snpn, men III.
@uo lie Sat. bar ri bort 0iem % bpao
ui trrn9er. Sea or euont lite for CANT
mel til At IUie iorlloen %rller, omenos
fight ieg M or 81 Nar. ~ min &us
ltrli er 80 Nar. Sum bar prret tros
fat BED min Sihe | ale hisIe Gar. %
III er be9ge iriltc % rate. ri bar M
Inn bore 10 nu9ite Ssnuer igicn ION
life or 9iftc % hnr 6nmiIier ior Dem
ieIp. Sc andre @cru or irilte o9 Qier
BET epot, &or Sen &clmcr lepcr /
9coils 2ate. q. Sat, gluin / @nQen
Sin. u. SAT, Nora / Gn3ep, u. Sat,
Gorn % gfprtIe Ieuer ber % CT pore
Nnbpcr.
Seq ~itriper Bette. ioroi hi hnr iaa
mcnge StpInioIt, %enner % aicnoin8er,
lem life engnug pco, loor Vi Dor.
Seq bill M itripe Iiot ON @unt5 o8
IcNen5ie Gountp. @art5 er ct Store
% &oit Sificc % @nnt og ct Smeoes
ibop. aiebmanoens Siam er 6. Gar.
San CT 9antee, men bans 6uitru or
norif. % ban Ter no iii at tribes bIonnt
Noriterne og bar beltauoig CT emil al
9ipe n3. % nos bant bar hi o9iuu faaet
oet nleite al bore Carer. Stte isreno
iiiDr &pit iii III 2crnbdne Der iii gSnte
foro, Ipm III or 9noen pna Nreut Nor
tbern, iom ifal gda Ter iQiennem Nc
&er5ie So. &i ncuter ooiun SoosSine
ieu h%erigiennem / Sen urrmeite 6rems
tio. Gen er M iad lau9t at ben Itdl
qaa ouer Wislpuri Niuer, 80 Gfil bcre
ira. 2anbet berrlmot er goot, % pi
nj o9ian notioa goo IpIing Der iiior,
% YrilerIte er M 9ube pdd bpao III
bar at iPlge, % BET Ter uo til, at Solt
itpar ii9 notIaa bra Der; set bar alt
ppret 0omeiteaoIan0 Der, men Bet or
nl omtrent oft taget. Sor uo9Ic Nar
iiben bar Ser Inn Hnndere her % Gpr
% Gpnptes, og BET er life iaa ina al
Dem iaien enonl. 2anbet her or iaa
forifjeui9t. Gangs Glpen er bet bbao
be taIber rough" Gountrp ia Bet ier
lo iom at GasgaarSss Heien Itulbe have
9aoet berieiernent, men Der er Oct beo4
ite 2anb for areaturabl, TIL 6eite %
areaturer Iener Der belle @intereu %
fomnter iio feoe ON %darelI. 0ten ian
er ser oginn tore Sletter meo flaot
2an6, og Set bleb taget ierit al Some
Iteaberne.
Seq 1enSer mt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
fpmmenbe Nar o9 pil osiaa ienbe bent
ale Sc aar iee fan IGie "9ecorabz
Soften. Scrneb or "%oiteu"5 Hers
IoroIe ug llbeipere ionrt Slegt % @ene
ner og "%oiten"s 2Giere iaa meset
biIiet ira
g. $. 6aseaiton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-23
sra TpuaIns, u. Suf.

Set or IGnge ii0en ieg bar feet no@
get / "9ecorabsT oiten" her ira Sougs
lag, iaa ieg IfaI faa Got til at bene ON
Tlab3 for nogle faa Siricr.
9ougIas er Ell tripelia lihen On,
~beliegenNe i @arb Co.. Iiee peo Sinien
til Mc9cau gountp / Oct laatalote
"giisiouri SIope" s2iitritt. 90 BET ct
600 Sernbanen, ionl gier fine re9els
mGsiige Sure Der ino Ill Spen Dor. os
Tom hi bar at tafte for. at hi fan ielge
meo Siben. Steriteparten al Sarmer@
befoltuiusen er Norife % meo ct gar
llnbtagelIer CT ale SorretningSfolf Der
/ gnen Norife. If 2anbet or en- itor,
Sci ganite flabt og Heiten er Iiot beIs
eeformigt. Soroen beltadr al tort
Iulo meb ct llnberIag al 2ere. Ser of
les Der aue SIa9s &crniorter, Iaaiom:
Speoe, 2irfre, 5aore, Spg, 8uo pg life
at forgIem,ne Corn, Iorl Sarmerne mn
lra9er fig mere efter Shrtningen al.
ba BET bier Zig, at efter at Soroen or
oparbeibet % bru9t no8cn Tar, oorer
Gornet Der Iieeiaa goot iom IGn9ere
ipb.
Qanbet fer er enonu biqi9t, foroi
Set er en- itor Sci al bisie SOME
iteobers" iom life ielb er 6urntere 90
iom fln err rltnot ON Iaaren pg ON
Ssiten. Wen hbaS hi snifer er birfcli9e
Sarmere, ipm Dor ber belle Inret rtnot,
% ba BELT Horife; Sc CT altib pele
TONNE.
Shore @riteaarb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-23
Nra Tcrgns Sails, Minn.

Sbmraforeninsen / Sergus Sails
babe Iebe hos Or. gitrem BEN 15Ie
bs. Set bar ct meget interesiant Wiee
be. @epertnin9en bar %itorartet. Sc er
ierbeles hps9eli9e bisie Sbmrnreher,
bare man life piloe operoribe meb for
foitbare Nnretninger.
llnberbplbningen bar peida fortrinli9.
Serator 9. 8. Sborpe fra 8iIlmar bar
bar meb os % guo ps ct interesiant
Sorebrus ONT Siifop Spban HorbaI
8rlin.
Otter Sorebraeet pptog S%urenineen
til SisfuSiion ct Spsrgsmual, iom
tibIigere bar nnret paa @ane, nemlip
at iiibbbbe gpgoelaeene til at ufboIoe
fine SteoIrer Der / Serglts Sails.
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