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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09

Engineer Peter Kuka, who has been
east for the past six weeks, is now
working on the extra board here.
Lefty Barnes is showing up in good
shape and is now practicing throwing
drops with so pound weights at the
depot.
The round house was we'll repre-
sented at the dance last Monday eve-
ming, all the officials and grievance
men being present.
Engineer Killaum made a round trip
on No. l and 2 last week in place of
Engineer Lanahan who layed off for
the city election at Havre.
Engineer Hyde and Ex- Engineer
Gilmore attended a Tango Tea given
BY Fireman Hartzell in return for
the Fox Trot party they gave in hon.
or of the latter a few weeks ago.
Fireman Halter, who has been lay
ing off for the past five months, re-
turned to work last Wednesday and
is bucking the slow board at this
point.
Fireman l.. S. Ball, who has been
working on the branches all winter,
returned to the main line and has TAX
en- engine 1864 on the west end with
Engineer Gillaum.
Thursday and the above mentioned
mechanics took exception to his re-
marks and turned the water hose on
him. George said when he woke up
that he had a wet feeling.
John Luhr is on the 1859 on the
end. He says that he does not have
to work on freight, but is just doing
this to show some of his Williston
friends that he's still there.
There has been a little rush of bust
ness the last week with stock trains,
which has given a good deal of work
to the east end unloading stock at
Nashua. Engineer Weldy got in two
days in succession last week on these
trains.
Fireman Mowery made a round trip
on the west skiddoo last week and says
he is the bset passenger fireman that
ever signed up on the G. N. W. say
west skiddoo on account of all the talk
of the east skiddoo going on in 9
few days.
John V. Harris and J. L. Kamla, ex.
pert mechanics, are hard at work this
week putting hydrostatic On the Lima
H-4 engines. They are ably assisted
by Eugene Rogers and F. c. Gebhardt
Geo. Gebhardt, the treated water spe'
c%ialist, was around giving advice last
Clyde Summers, representative O.
the pipe men at the Glasgow Rount
House, has put in a grievance. HI
has asked that the base ball men hav'
a little more pity on his hands whel
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09
WILLOW BEND

A. L. Ebersole spent Sunday at the
home ranch.
Lloyd Ebersole spent Sunday at
Glasgow with his sister.
Mrs. H. H. and A.. L. Ebersole were
Glasgow visitors Monday.
Seeding time is here. Everybody
is in the fields at work.
Jim Lloyd has patent drag cart. 1t
is a buckskin pony and a saddle.
J. E. Carter made a business trip
to Glasgow Wednesday this week.
Our school is closed for the want
of, funds to pay the teacher. Too bad.
Rev. Parks preached at the school
house Wednesday evening. He came
out in his automobile and had to pry
it out Of the mud once, but it beats
walking.
L. o. Carter is a generous cuss. He
offers everyone all the rock they will
pick up on his half section. He says
they won't have to drive far to get
a load either.
A very pleasant surprise party was
had at H. H. Ebersole's Saturday eve
ming, it being in honor of Mrs. Robert
Moore's birthday. Bob is an all
around good fellow and everybody
turned out and had a fine time.
There has been a petition in circu.
lation to establish a direct road tc
Glasgow. We certainly are entitled
to a little consideration in this neigh.
borhood. There never has been a dol.
lar expended out this way since the
settlement started five years ago
We pay our poll tax in town. There
are some pretty good fellows out this
way too. One half the grain market
ed last fall went to Whately. Why
Shorter and better road.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09
HOW TO ACCUMU-
LATE A FORTUNE

A local couple recently married hit
upon a scheme for saving that they
figured was just about right. Each
month they would save a certain sum
each day. The first day 1 cent, the
second day 2 cents, third day 4 cents.
Each day the amount was to be doub-
led until the end of 80 days. By that
time they would have a tidy sum laid
away.
Before starting the husband figured
out just how much would be accumu-
lated in this way. After laborious
work he found the amount to be some
thing like $1,000 900 so after consid-
ering the matter they decided that 81
a week would be about their speed
Youngstown Telegram.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09
NeRurQl
Items Sent IN BY The COuziers
Special Corps Of News Gatheyers
BENCH

Bill Peters took out a new drill
last Saturday.
Dick Richardson attended lodge
Wednesday night.
Several in this locality have begun
their spring work.
Mesdames LANCE and Burger were
shopping in town Saturday.
J. L. Dyer and family attended
church at Glasgow Sunday night.
Mr.. Henry Wolfe, of Malta, spent
Monday night with Messrs. Parker &
Currier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Peters spent
Easter Sunday with A. C. Vertz and
family.
Mesdames Miles and Collins are
getting along quite we'll. Both are
able to be out of doors, some.
One of Bill Peters horses has been
quite sick this week. This is very
unfortunate for Bill this time of the
year, as he was so anxious to get
his crop in early.
The poor farm patients are increas-
ing rapidly here of late. Wednesday
a woman and four children were &C.
copied as patients. The next day, a
mar was added to the list which
brings the number up to fourteen.
Luther Dyer and wife, and Dick
Richardson and wife attended the Alt
meyer sale, Tuesday. Everything
seemed to sell we'll considering the
scarcity of money. We are Informed
that Mr.. Altmeyer will leave in a
short time for the east in search of d
health resort.
We are informed that Mr.. Currie.
who recently came in here from Kan
sas City, NO., has bought a r%elinquish'
ment, also five head of horses, Satur.
day. He also took out a load OF fur
niture and kitchen supplies, so l sup
pose he has decided to stay in oul
midst for a while, at least.
Mr.. John O'Neil purchased forty
sever acres of land joining him from
Mr.. James Cunning last Wednesday
Consideration, $4,000. This we un'
derstand is to be given to some insti
tuition in Washington, which has pro
missed to take care of Mr.. and Mrs
Cunning as long as they live. The!
are both blind and properly belong in
to an institution of some kind, insteat
of the poor farm.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09
RAILROAD NeWS
Special Correspondent

Fireman DANIEL made a trip on ~
and % in place of Avery Lathrop last
week.
Engineer John Bailey is on the west
skiddoo in place of Engineer Frank
Miller.
Ted McCarty brought the 3o37 up
from Williston last week and laid off
on arrival.
Silas Jackline took engine 1898 to
Havre last week and brought engine
1914 down.
Fireman Hyde talked Ed Strate out
of a trip on No. 81 and % last week
on the east end.
! F. H. Smith returned last week from
a trip east where he has been attend
ing to business duties.
John Luwe, the fighting boiler maxi
er, has them all going at the round
house, when he gets the gloves on.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09
MALTA

Maurice J.. Dabney, county treasur-
er spent Saturday at Dodson.
l.. P. Sanregret took an auto trip
to Saco and Hinsdale Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Laura Lee went to Chinook
Saturday for a visit with friends until
Monday evening.
Harold Gerber is spending a few
days at his parents farm, on the
south bench near Lovejoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Edwards are the
parents of another daughter, born at
the Deaconess Hospital, Great Falls,
April LIST.
Emil Lucht, of Glasgow, spent sew
eral days in town and is locating some
people north of Wagner and Dodson
this week.
Malta and vicinity is enjoying beau
tiful spring wather the past few days
and everyone is busy making gar
dens, building, etc.
Mrs. w. G. Schneider came up from
Saco to spend Monday and Tuesday
with her husband, County Clerk and
Recorder of Phillips County.
The Little Girls Society held a ba-
zaar at the M. E. church Saturday af-
ternoon and lunch was served by the
older ladies of the church.
Miss Helen Schilling came home
from Great Falls Thursday for the
Easter vacation with her parents here.
She is a student at the Ursuline Acad-
envy.
Easter services were held at the
M. E. church Sunday morning and at
the United Brethren and Congrega-
tional churches in the evening, when
the programs were carried out.
The county commissioners are in
session this week allowing bills fol
salaries and other bills. They have
a large number of applications to look
over from farmers for seed grain.
On Friday evening of this week the
high school pupils will be given 8
continuous performance at "a County
Fair entertainment, followed by re
freshments and dancing at the Bisor
Theatre.
An old-time dance will be held Sat
-urdav night at the new Trafton-Dor
warehouse. All the old time dance
as we'll as the new, will be dances
and a good time promised to all VIII
attend. The proceeds will be give1
to the baseball club.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09

Farmers from the Simms district
of the Sun river country met Secre-
tary Breitenstein of the Great Falls
Commercial Club and representatives
of the local commission houses March
31st, at a luncheon in the Hotel Rain
bow, and later at the club headquar-
tiers, to form a potato union. Besides
organizing the farmers decided to en-
gage a manager, whose business it
shall be to adjust the market condi-
tons, securing for them the regular
price for their produce, they agreeing
to furnish an even-sized potato, white
in color, and Of good quality.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09

Another welcome spring 'harbingei
is the squadron tosat.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09

Construction will be started in June
on n plant at Phillipsburg and an
other at Maxville, Granite county, for
the production Of phosphate fertilizer,
according to the statement made Wed
nesday by J. d. Fields of Granite
county. The plants will have a ca
pacity of 600 tons daily and contracts
have been offered the company by a
firm in Kobe, Japan, for $4,000 tons
of phosphate annually, and by the
Ceylon Tea Planters association.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09
SdteT0pics

One acre of peanuts produced 1000
pounds of pork according to expert
ments in hog feeding carried on by
E. A. Hyer, a prominent farmer on
the Huntley project. Peanuts grow
~proliically and require but little at
tention in Montana, according to Mr..
Hyer, when fed to hogs they give the
meat a delicious and wholly distinctive
flavor. Mr.. Hyer grew ons-quarter
acre last year but says he will plant
a considerable tract this season.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-09

Eleven hundred miners will be put
to work tomorrow morning through
the starting up of the High Ore and
the Diamond mines in Butte. This
gratifying information became known
today, when orders were issued by the
Anaconda company for the day force
to report to work at both properties
at 8 o'clock in the morning. The adj
dition of 100 men in the mines pay
roll means work for hundreds of men
who have been idle during several
months. They will march up the hill
tomorrow with their dinner pails.-
Butte Miner.
-:-:-:-:-:-:-
From the state board of health
travelling men making Montana points
and other patrons of the hotels have
obtained the relief that was denied
them by three legislative assemblies.
Regulations were adopted by the board
at its annual meeting here Thursday
afternoon prohibiting the renting of
rooms infested with bed bugs; provid-
ing that hereafter all beds, hunks
or cots must be equipped with clean
cotton or linen pillow slips and sheets;
that cuspidors must be cleaned daily;
that individual cloth or paper towels
must be supplied each guest; prohi-
biting the dry sweeping of floors, and
establishing other rules that will make
a radical change in hotels. After
January /, 1916, the top sheet must
be not less than SO inches long, after
being Numbered.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-09
Sfib fnuit / 1ien.

Chicago ocn Ace Tebr.: Gnmpiti,
bet "Sopa", tiIboreuoe @oooridl
lrauiit Gompanu, er ioug bIcpct
fmuit / Sien, ire g}iI uoeuior Gbica.
90 Napu og iuutet.
Stibet5 TropiantforpaItcr Char.
les @iuiouuuIt naaeoc auiteu peo
Nfio0agstio ioag % berettcoe, al ale
ombor0 haUoe rcb0et liz poa Sien %
par paa Geieu iii auIten. Ter por
en- 9asiager meo om6oro. Stibct
buuoc Ell 9~eiGtulug paa 40 0tanS.
sra observation-disclosures cr
Wonoifab ietot no Tor at meoe Dem.
Tlcrc onore Sfibe, oeriblarOt
"aanias" "Nrijona" og "Raciuc"
iioocr iait / &ien / RGrbeoen al oct
Steo, boor Soma" iauf.
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Sdmarbeioe
T~rriiocntcn anbcialsr Samurbcioc
paa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cmraaoc.
Maao til %syarmcrnc.

4rUiiocnt &Silion boIot Scn 3bie
o$. Ell Salc Tor en- NoriamIing be.
itaacnoc al ilere buuorcoc 5~Sorrct.
niugamGno ira ollie Nanter al Snus
BET, HeprGicntaitter I'll oct rationale
embellishments Aarafonpcntion
Der, bpori ban ircmbGpeoc Gnlfclig.
bcocn al ct Grli9t % opri9tigt Son-
arbeioe mcaem Gc5icriuacu % Cant
octa observation-disclosures
Nan gop / SoIcns Spb &c tiIitcoc.
pGrcnoe Selegater Here go0c, pratt.
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0crca Sorretningcr % crtlGrcoe, Of
ban paa lin Sibc DiIoc prrc Dem tnf-
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ringcnS Sorbolbsrcglcr til &cguIc-
ringcn al Sanoct5 inou'tricllc %
fonmnerciclle Soretagcuocr.
Nan taltc ON sc mango og glcu-
iioi0c Sorocle, ion pil0c fitnnc op-
naaeS pcb SomrrooO mcIlem DC notio.
male 6orrctning @oraoniiationcr %
Tcg~icringcllS administrative Gmbeo5-
mrno. San retteNe Ell ipccicI Nn-
mobning til 6an0clsfommerct ON al
uopcge ipr ham CT Monoc, bporpau
glntitrltItlopenc flulOc omcuocrc@,
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Sonlarbeibe peo Ssbelien al lloen-
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rigsbonoelen, uocn at Der oerueo ops
itob Monopoler til Sen1melie al ben
frie aonfurrence.
IrGiioentcn beilptteoe ogiaa Sin.
leoninqen iii at rette nogle CrD %
&aab iii Sarmeritanocn. Sl. a. no.
talte ban ben 0tcnine, OF oen ouerc.
oe eriiterenoe anapbco pao Sepuets.
mioler / @eroen piloe bli enonl tier
re De nprn1elt paafslaenbe Mar og
i~rcmbppeoe acknowledgement al, at
9onbets 6armere UNDER 2anobrilgs.
oepartementets Seoelie lagoe iig mer
og mler eiter Gprfningen al Dc ior-
ltieQi9e aorniorter.
Ger err fnapt III 2epnetsmiolcr /
Seroen aqere0c M, iagbc ban, %
oenne anapbe0 nil blt meget alpor.
ligere nogIe MnaneOer frem / 5ioen,
emo oen MI or. Get er oerior neo.
penbigt, Iogoe ban, at able en- bel Gel
mer, og at ser beri Sanoet apIe5
mer pr. Icre, emo Der gisres MI. let
err neopenoiqt, at life en- Ylog eQer
Spade blir itaaenoe ubenpttet beri
Sanbet, ON Der ital funne proouceres
nof iii at breoieoe Seroen.
"a iorat frmne gisre bette, pil oet
bli n~eopenoigt Tor 6ormerne az ora-
&c iig DC p~iocnitabeIige S%plpsninser
iii 0ptte, Tom giues al S%taternes
9anobruesbsiifoler os De 6or. Sta.
tiers Observation-Disclosures.
: en- fort Smtnle Of Den pangao.
enbe arig fom 9rRiioenten ogiaa til
at antpoe i'm Wening ON. naar arig
life lpngere pil eriltere.
arigen bar iaIiaIo Ell goo SIDE,
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iaNoc ban, o. oct cr ocu @cpioithcO,
lonl CT belt 6olf inur on 9tcouenoiQ.
hcocn al al itua iammcu oQ bunolc
iom cit GnbcO. 6erit uuar SrcN bIir
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&rig opbprc. 9taor Yiruo tolcr iat
paa Srcocu2 Sp2lcr mco Den iammC
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pioithco on at tlcnc lit %ano. ION
ialialo Sen mcliNc SolOat gier
ari0cu, ga pil Der life lUngcrc bIi
no0cn &rig / &crbrn,
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OnSrdn6rerlop.
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tens %ctu ~mislntfct.
Topcn %iorfaitet.

Goriepct pad at uc0tage 0eu Inc
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ie%ntdutbuict (orsodqs, iOet SOr'
ilnget Ocrom life lit oen lurueone
totreOicOcleS @iaioritet al &c peo
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poa, at %opcu ltrIOe bet ocOtaeet
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oproub, ian0t StcO efter Ell lang og
nic1et nuimcret 2ebnt, bporumoer
EartiIiulcruc miolertioig uoilette.
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lpngere Gale. huori ban ifdrpt Fri.
tiiercoc oc al Erriioenten anisrtc
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itTnoi9itc opiorOre0c Heprricntau.
tcruc iii at omIit6oe oef.
Ioo oeu onoen Sioe itSttebes
ErGiiOeuteu al Here Nepu5llf1nere,
oeriblauot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ten Moore. iom erflGreoe, at SSrO.
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S%r0iIn0cllc bar Guet puu Arbcioer.
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bomu. Observation-Disclosures 6or.
mann og 6oriottcr al 6oriloget iii
oeu me 2op. ert!GreOe. at aomtpen
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&ar, iioen 6orilnget blep oeotaget al
Observation-Disclosures meO 239 MOO
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oct.
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urgent" Genpfrat, - Repu6lifa.
mere og TO Frogre2iiiter og progress.
inc 9iepublifnnere
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gen.
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Slooiot 1noiancrmvtteri

Iru Sau 9iego, Gal. tcIcgrnicrcS
ocu ioc 6tbr.: Sislgc ct trnooIslt
Telegram iii aontrcnOmirul NomarO
omboro paa 6lagifibet gan Gicgo",
iom iortiocu bculi9gcr her puu @up-
ncu, blcu IRE Nerloner orGbt OF 20,
Ocrlblanot TO Nfiiccrcr, inarct mnocr
ct Nluttcri al ca. 1000 9%uqulluolo.
mere.
&noioneruc giorOc Ytptteri, oa DC
if CrOrc til at rptfc no Ill llnoiTt
ming al Ell Sroppelturfc mocr @cn.
&iaoIiita2 a%onnlalloo.
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Kanaltrafifen

Yonaulu ocn 2Ocu 6ebruur: Nil2
me Iampifib "@rcat Nortbcrn" oa
Den umcrifouitc &iuic2 Camper
"aroouIono" poHicrcoc / Gitcrmi0.
lag gicnncm aunuIcn. Geilcn lore
0if hllrtig OF lt6en llhcIo.
Sfibcnc bcnpttcoc oct me Sob,
ion cr opnutoret Qicnncm &oroltrc-
set uco Gucarad)u. "Aroonluuo" bar
en- Grp9tiQbcO al 1850 % "@rcot
G%orthcrn" $3.50 (ou.
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Teras foreilaaes
oelt / fire Slater

9mitin, Ger, Den 3oie 6ebr.: Ut
6GQcsiorilag iii CT 4~menoement til
@rumoIopen ON al Dele 1ero3 / IRE
iqrifiIte Stater b!ep ioaa frcmiot
Senatet al Senator ". z. Sail ira
@barton Gountp.
&c ioreilaaeoe Stater oiloe bli
Rortb 1eras meo Galeitina iom so
ueoitao, @eit 8erns meo AbiIene %
Sorth 5era5 meo 2Iuitin Tom so.
oe0itao.
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Rredturtransporter
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@iniielo. Scans, Sen 30ic 6ebr. :
Staten9 areatltr. o. SanitetSinipef.
ter. SapIor RiooIe. bar ioag uoiteot
Torbuo moo transport al 4rentltrer.
meo ~llnot1gelie al Seite % @tllIer,
ira et Gouutp ill et anoct ! aaniaS.
o. ira Acknowledgements Steoer ino !
Stuten uoen Sepnrtementets Siaa-
belle.
Seniigten uteo 6orbuoet er at gipe
StatenS Rpnoigbeoer ct nsiastigt
aienofab iii % A~nIeoning iii at lore
ct ifarpt Spipn meo ale 6%orienoeI'
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oe iuolige Counter iremberifeuoe
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"Op iumsoronnineen"s
Dom

gtep gorf oeu 26en 6e6r.: Wrs.
Sopbie 0bee, Ser / Yolititreoic err al.
minoeIig tlenot unoer Rapnet Obi.
umsoronuingen" bIep / 6orbunosrct.
ten beriteOS ! Gitermiooag ioent 81.
600 / Ss0er % 6 @taaneoers Strai-
arbeioe Tor SnoimlsIing al Opium.
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poet Regieringen meo al iaa is Ser.
Toner. iom hopbe Itaaet / 9eotog meo
benSe. paagrebet. bleu 6pugieISitrai.
ZEN paa henoeS SaeiererS Nnmoo-
ming mioIertioig ilipenoeret.
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Clv UroppeforlenoeIie
fra CANADA.

@tnnipeg. giau., oen 3oie 1Sebr
@eneraImuior Stecl meooeler. al
ale (ropper / giilitprontritt gtr. 10
er reoc hi at aigaa oitoper, iuaiuart
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gen / Cttapd. ~ @atulioner ira
SeitclL III ira aIbcrta % en- ira Sri.
tiib Columbia. pente3 bio en- al Be
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oiite lropUefoutiuent oil beiuoc iig
paa &eien Ill England isr ocn lite
Vlurt5. Gennc me (roppeaigiuelie
teller 2j.000. buorai buorai $4,000
cr rctruttereOe ! De peitIige &rouin.
Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-09

Den al 9orjinlo unoer lit foitbare
Sorisg paa at iprpnge iig %igjennem
iii @arid)oli. SanoipnligpiS bar De
alorig fer paa Oen sitligc arigsifle-
pIaos foncentrcrct ioa itore SPrmoS.
Ter paa ct enfelt Tiinft.
Taa en- Strpfning al ier Wtil mel
lem Sumin og @orlimop bar Spifer-
ne foitet imoo pore Sinier life mint
ore enb 10000 Manb Snianteri
meo tilbsrenbe aopoleri og oct belle
umoeritettet al 100 9atterier paa ialt
600 aanoner. Taa oenne forte
Strpfning itoo ser nPiten 10000
Mano pr. engelif Dill. Ge fom bel
telloc / 10 eler II 9inier, ben enc
bag ben anoen, afflirat iom Sapets
@plger.
Ien Tusierne bapoe osioa / goo
betios ifafiet Jig 9eifeo ON, boao Tom
ioreitoo, % bapoe ogiaa paa lin Si-
Sc iamIet Ell tiliparenoe SPritprfe I'll
at tage imoo Spiferne paa bette
Tunft.
@eggc Sore itob iaa tetpatfet pao
oet inepre Smraaoe, at Irtiaerict
npiten bIep ubrugeli9t.
SIaamarfen par Ell Ilao Slette
uoen 5rpr % &iiie. &c iibite bar
oaerebe i 3crpeien ieonet meo Sor.
Den al aanonerne.
&llsierne mobtog 5piferne meS
@eppriIb oe Saionetter, De i~orreitC
2inier bslge0e irem % tilbage iro
Sfanic iii Sfanie. Eaa eufelte Ste
Der par Sfanicrne fun noele iaa bun.
oreoc CARDS ira bperanorc. ScIt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-09
Korltoitn / lllerico.

81 Nuio. Ger, ocu 3Olc 6ebruor:
&ielQc ct telegram Ill bans bcroG-
rcnOc N(0cutcr hnr @cucrol &iuo no
raubt liz icIp til mioIcrtiolg TrTli.
Bent Al Ntcrico 90 iorclebig nonTont
ire WIiniltrc ill at lorcitun DC clollc
@rcuc al &clicrIuaen.
Wcrico bar oItiou III life minorc
emo lire nliolcrtioilc HrGiiocntcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-09

S5ed)mun og blcp pon ell HcIle I'll
Dangt3e Slang operiol0t al 6Ioopt'
ruter. Sicfs blcp orGbt poo Steoct.
Sbcloon bIcu ioo miabauolet, al ban
pil iaa Qten al oct for &cUctiocn,
mems Sofman iIop ira oct meo Iettcrc
auGitelier. gli oct bcpilgeoc 9cIeb
ifal $4,000 llobetaIe5 iii @icta 9tr.
uinger, $4,000 til SbeIoou % So
600 iii @oinlan, iom mi otter bar
opertaget lin SGrergierning | Gbcug.
IN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-09

INSTRUMENTATION. iom operGao
inc Toab6a, tultc 500 Qiouo % Is
Silltcrcr.
Nan ucntcOc. at lilncuoc Cpcrdl-
uclicr uiloc iin0c Steo / Gagen9 Sob.
Oh at Sbcritleitnuut NIaritj 90 bans
WiruO pil opcrgipc liH lnocu llolobet
a llgcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-09
China betalcr ,llanoeboo

|cfiuQ Den 5tc Tcbr.: Zen fine.
iiifc &cgieriuN hor bcuil9ct Ell Sum
al $4,000 til Nrpinqernc otter @crt
". Nicfa ira Sibtoib, Wis, % iii
gilbert q. SbcIoou % TbiIip Sol
man. elsie ire 9mcrifauere por all.
lat iont 2prcrc uco oct fineiilfc Col.
le0c / Gbcngtu / SnOlauoaprOpinicn