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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10
"BRINGlhG UP FATHER" At
MAJESTIC NEXT TUESDAY

When Manager Gus Hill conceived
the idea of putting the popular car
toons of Bringing Up Father" by
| George MCManus, into stage form,
| he decided that at least good plot
and story was essential He assign
| ed the task to two Chicago news
| paper men, who have now succeeded
| in turning out play that is one of
the successes of the year The offer
| ing, which has been produced with
the utmost care and discretion, is in
| three acts and three scenes with the
locale laid in this country. 1t is
purely American contribution with
plenty of clever characterization,
wholesome humor and any amount
Of jingling melodies, surprises, nov
elites and song hits. The cast is a
large one, including forty capable
people who have been selected for
their particular talents as funmak-
ers, singers and dancers. The piece
is one riot of mirth and action and
is destined to make the most blase
seeker after infectious comedy sit up
and take notice. During the course
of the production various types are
introduced
The leading male role is "Jiggs
Mahoney." He is an ideal father
and one of the good natured Irish
men who invariably views life
through rose tint glasses. He is not
in accordance with his wife's meth
DDS of bringing up her family.
"Jiggs" has acquired a large fortune
and his wife is busy trying to enter
society and ape those that are in it,
or think they are in it, AS a conse-
quence husband and wife are at Vari-
ance and they have many quarrels.
Mrs. Mahoney insists that hubby
wear a full dress suit at dinner, to
which he Indignantly demurs. She
also insists that he eschew the old
beer can and drink his beverages ac-
cording to the proud ethics of mod
ern society. One can imagine the
situations that accrue and the fun
that results. Mother desires that
one of her daughters, Eleanor"
should marry an alleged Spanish
nobelman, who turns out to be a
crook of the deepest dye. Father
wants her to wed an honest Ameri-
can, and In the end carries the day
How this is accomplished is one of
the most engrossing things in the
play, and to tell about it before hand
would spoil one of the best treats of
the season. Bringing up Father"
will be shown at the Majestic next
Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10

paratory to resuming their studies at
Lafayette College.
Joseph Massopust. End, OF the law
office of Wight and Wight. was a
business visitor in Elizabeth yester-
day afternoon.
John NJ. Owens is seriously i'll at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ole
N. Olesen, of 1872 Madison avenue.
Anton Revelinno, of 2S6 Water
street, bridgeman at the ferry, who
strained his side a week ago when
at the risk of his life he stopped
horse from trampling on baby car
riage containing little child, is re-
covering at his home, where he has
been confined the past several days.
Mrs. Corbett T. Arnold, wife of
Boys Secretary G. T. Arnold, of the
Y. M. C. A, and daughter, Ruth,
will arrive in this city tomorrow af-
ternoon to make their home at 307
Market street. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
will be glad to have their new
friends visit them after they get set
tied in their new home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10
A Choice Of Calves.

The difficulties the early Virginian
colonists had with their live stock Is
curiously illustrated by the fact that
in the colony Of Massachusetts bay a
red calf was cheaper than a black one,
experience having shown that the for
mer was more likely to be attacked by
wolves owing, 1t was thought, TO the
wolves mistaking it for a deer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10
Mrs. H.P. Slater EntertainS
Social Club Yesterday.

Mrs. H. P. Slater entertained the
Social Club yesterday afternoon at
her home at 216 New Brunswick
avenue. The afternoon was spent
witlr-4istening- to both vocal and in
strumentaI selections, after which
refreshments were served Those
present were: Mrs. August Nelson,
Mrs. William Wood, Mrs. Robert
Miller, Mrs. H. P Slater, Mrs. Hugh
Gallagher, Mrs. Charles Simmer, of
this city; Mrs James Clark, of Tot
tenville, and Mrs William Egbert.
of West New Brighton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10
Miss Christine MaCKennOn is
Hostess to c. |, S. Members,

SOC MISS CHRISTINE
Plans for the dance OF the c. L.
S. Club are progressing rapidly as
shown by the reports of the differ
ent committees at meeting last
night held at the home of Miss
Christine MacKinnon, of Park ave-
nue.. Refreshments were served at
the close of the business session.
Miss Anna Reseter will entertain the
club members next week at her
home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10
Miss Sina Hanson Elected
Head of Idle While Club,

The Idle While Club held a meet
ing last night at the home of Miss
Esther Stark. The election of new
officers took place, Sina Hanson be-
ing elected the new president. After
the business meeting, singing and
dancing were enjoyed until late
hour. Miss Clara Gottsten will en-
tertain the members of the club next
week
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10
Personal

Elvert Haldeman, of Danboro, Pa,
and Eugene Albright, of Milfenburg,
Pa, have returned to their homes
after spending the summer in this
city. They will resume their studies
at Lafayette College next week.
David Peterson, William Wilson,
w. Voorhees, Garretson and Howard
Rooms, all of this city, will return
next Wednesday to Easton, Pa, pre-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10
Food Sale Tomorrow.

The women of the First Presby-
terian church will hold food sale
tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 5
o'clock in the chapel. Bread, bis
cults, cake and pies will be for sale
at that time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10
His Excuse.

"Why don't you ever wear those
pretty new shirts 1 bought your ask
ed Mrs. Newlywed.
ITS like this, lovey," her husband
replied. "If I wear them I'll have to
send tenn to the laundry afterward,
and they're such beautiful shirts that
l can't bear to have them ruined. -
St. Louis Post-Disparch.
Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10

Powerful Hammer.
A compressed air hammer has
been invented for breaking up pave
ments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10
Give 1t Up.

How is it that you see so much finer
fruit on fruit stands than you ever see
Cn trees?-Louisv'no Court ar-J J0urnal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10
Daily Thought

Sleep, riches and health are only
truly enjoyed after they have been
terrupted.-Richter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10
THE PERFIElD MUSIC SCHOOL

The Perfeld Music School is located
in Chicago and is incorporated under
the laws of the State of Illinois. This
school has been placed on the accred-
tied list of institutions authorized to
offer work to teachers for promotional
credit.
Miss Lucy Samson will be the local
representative of this school. Glass
opens September 90, 1915.
Address 1873 Kearny Ave
21286-9-10-1t~+*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10

Subscribe for the NEWS.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-01-21

moved to the Joe Miller farm,
1t being vacated the week before
by Mr.. Hensey. Miss Fannie
Edge bought 60 bushels of good
corn from Ben Utterback at IS
cents per bushel.
John Gorrell and family were
Sunday guests of R. L. Miller
and family. Forrest Berry and
family visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clay Berry, last Sun
day.
Mrs. S. P. Emmons, Jr., is the
guest of her brothers family,
Mr.. Tarl Carter. Mrs. Mary eau
thorn who fell on the ice three
weeks ago, spraining her back,
is yet very poorly is not able to
lit up a great deal.
One of Ray Munday's horses
-ecame paralized last week. 1t
only lived a couple of days.
There is to be a special service
at the Sunday school at Mt. Zion
next Sunday.
Madam Rummor says the we'd
ding bells will ring again soon.
Almer Munday sold his fine
driving mare to John Cawthorn.
Miss Josie Munday who is go
ing to school in Mexico was ac-
eompanied home by her aunt,
.Cordie Munday, and Miss Adalot
last Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-01-21
NORTH MoLINo

Last Saturday was nice and
warm but a gale from the south
west Saturday night caused the
temperature to fall several de
grees, making it appear more
like winter.
Mrs. Robert Guthrie of near
Wellsville came home to visit her
mother, Mrs. Clay Berry, a few
days, who has been ill.
Cecil Creed will remain on the
7. j. Bybee farm another year,
now owned by Frank Coats
worth. p. R. Cawthorn visited
his son, Frank and family, in
Mexico last Friday and Satur-
day. Last Wednesday Mrs. For
rest Weaver gave her husband
and little Miss Susie Mundy a
nice dinner, it being the birth
day of both.
Nova Miller who spent a part
of the holidays with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Clements, of Norborn, Mo-, came
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Beam of
near South Fork church visited
their daughter and family, Mrs.
Henry Fisher, a couple Of days
last week.
Those who have been on the
sick list are Mrs. Clay Berry,
Mrs. Henry Fisher, Felix Martin
and Lille Mayes. All are better
at this writing except Mrs. Bcr-
ny who is not improving. Mrs.
Davis is quite sick at this writ
ing.
Albert Richardson and wife
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-01-21
7. L. MARSHALL,

Ticket Agt. Burlington Route.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-01-21

10 bars Leonox Soap ... 25c
6 Bars Small Ivory ..... Zoe
Bars Medicated Cuticle Soap 25c
z Bars Good Toilet Soap, regu-
lar 35c value ............... 19c
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-01-21

The bill making appropriations
for the Post Office Department for
the fiscal year ending Jun 80, 1916,
carries the enormous amount of
more than $32o,OOo,OoO. This is
the largest sum ever appropriated
for this department for any one
year in its entire history. This
department is self-sustaining, and
therefore pays its own way. The
department comes in direct contact
with the people, and serves them
as no other department of the
Government.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-01-21
YOU can 60 to the
California
ExpOSitiOnS.

You don't have to travel
on an extravagant" Limited"
train in order to visit the Califor-
MIA Expositions. Glitter and rose
wood, plush and excessive speed,
have little to do with real comfort
and satisfaction. Certainly if
economy is attractive, you can
just as we'll save considerable on
your travelling expenses and have
considerable in your pocket to do
things with after your arrival.
Join Burlington Route Per
sonally Conducted''party. Through
Pullman Tourist Sleeping cars,
wonderful scenery, inexpensive,
and special guide and conduct
or all the way.
Save your money! See every
thingl Travel in safety and com
fort and in good company. Get up
a party-lct me help. Let me
send you free pictures, maps and
a descriptive folder. Don't delay
but find out about this NOW.
I. L. MARSHALL,
Ticket Agt. Burlington Route.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-01-21

See changes in Chicago & AL.
ton r. R. time table.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-01-21
PuTdy's Special Notice TO
the HOg-GTOWeTS Of
AudTain and Surround
ing Counties;

L have had so many inqui-
ries about the estate Anti
Hog Cholera Campaign Pow
der' that l have had several
large drug grinding and mix
ing firms figure on it already
mixed. l am glad to an
nounce to you the following
extremely low prices:
Less than 100 pound lots, &c a
pound.
100 pound lots or over, $3.50
per 100 pounds.
Otis Purdy, Mexico, Mo
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. johnson
are visiting in Texas.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-01-21
Defendants.

The State of Missouri to the
above unknown nonresident de-
PENDANTS
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-01-21
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

State of Missouri,
County of Audrain,
In the Circuit Court, March Term
1915.
Price Marshall,
Plaintiff,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-01-21

The unknown heirs, consorts,
devisees, donees, alienees, and imme-
date, mesne, remote, voluntary and
involuntary grantees of Thomas J..
Atkinson, deceased and John r.
Clark, deceased,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-01-21

Richelieu Macaroni, pkg .... .1OC
Richelieu Spaghetti, pkg go. .1Oc
Richelieu Vermicelli, pkg -. .10c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24
Nnu0ca Sanuoc.

Gen aorliNr Nc'tfcit ucO Ne.
thta0uhIcmmeut / %~crc3ioro, 2. :.
pjl blipc oiboIot Smlool ocn 26oc
Scptcmbcr
Nditor :. 81. Amutiou bor outo-
get Nalo ira Gen iuritc uprit en-. lu-
ihcritc MicnilheO / Solicit <n ol
oQtcoc al holoc lin (iltrrOclic2prU.
oitcn ScuooQ Sen 1900 Scptcmbcr.
&oitor : s. Nrcttc az Noni.
lie / NhUtegpu, Mid, lit uuIia ct
uocutct men tiUrt @eicl Al %or
Grelicr@ Wcui0hcO "a en- Gel andre
/ CT 9lutal al heuimoo ct Nuuorcoc.
YIau tilbraQte Ell huQGelil Snmo
iaWmeu mco Suul, Saler % @cpcrt.
nina, Gc bcieQcnoe c'tcrIoo iiQ hos
%rcitciomiIIcn iom Scan pon 900
&llic en- @auc paa 5000.
Gntcu citcr oi0eoc Yoitor ".
:. llthcim hor me0 10 &eru, Sou on
Batter, Iom &c hdpoe. boct i Ntoriet
IA, @iim., hpor lltbcim ion par
Frelt. Gettc NieH bar M Geocu at.
Ter 9lUllet. ioct Semcn, Is q Is
sIor Qdmmcl, bar pGret ipa AZ Gar.
rlag | belle Sonmlcr o. aigif pco ~.
Den Den 2oen September. Zen 6ic
blep ban bc8rapct poo gomlc 2ac qili
Earle N~enigbcbs Sirfegoarb, bpor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24
Pattis nye Resierins.

@ai6ington, Den 17oe Sept: Sc
6oreneoe Stater bar ioaa iormelt
anerflennt BEN npe baitiife &egie.
RING meo Sr. 0'@rtienenope lom
FrGii6ent, ~eiterot oen baitiife Son.
greS paa Sorboano bapOe ratificeret
Den npe Sraftnt, iom giper DC Sor.
eneoe Stater aontrolen oper gens
SoloinotGgter og andre inore Ifs
i9rer.
Slagifibene "&entucfp" % Scar
large" afieileoe ioag ira @arine-
peritet | PHILADELPHIA forat aflsie
Slaaifibene Connecticut" % "Neip
Sampibire", iom iortioen er itatio,
nereoe ! Daitiife Sarpanoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24
S~HAFTINGS, PULLEYS,


We have for sale a 20 loot l
1910 inch shaft, with o heavy adj
Unstable self oiling ball and socket
10 inch hangers, also several large
pulleyS to IN this shaft. This trans
7. mission is suitable for a saw mill.
feed mill or where heavy machine
ry is operated. Prefer 10 sell in
one lump. Very low price.
b. Publ. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24
Zen 1surrnepc 9irfc.

- @aitor : N SGpig@ Sen IN
euit err oniut 'om SIpcriutcnbent 10
&siifoIcu / Cto, Soma. Nau err @ro
hucnt ira 9uuguitnua % Ct. Glo
Colleges.
- ScocmiaiionGr ". s. 8icur
prGbifeoc Srnong Den ste Septcm
Der / l}n5nrcta 9irfc, Genterpinc, z
Taf, al Guiuginuerues Samirmo
Sirfcn bar n,lN til GrrnaicI. Ciic.
I'll Sebcmiaiioucn optoqe& % &c.
fom iub S53.
- Sommerfuriet Tor @reiter pol
geItfriteu inmIct ! BET belle "a uornt
TeItneerc &c flcitc al Dem bococ %
fpiitc ne6 Columbia College hpor o..
fna 0sooerne ho!ote5. Saagootiou
ole to9 Del / Trogrammet cllcr bioIg
I'll pao noqen @iS.
On NUffc @rffelic8mcbcr holo.
teS ! Sen 6orereoc &irfeS McniQhco
I Greet Sails, 0tont., ira 6-1O0c
September. Nreitcrue 8. Z @rano.
rio, q. q. Stromme, :. 81. Suitao,
&. 81. Z. GorrcIiu2ien ol q. Wl
Sttn6Iop, 6eItoa / M}o0crue.
- CT. &ctri @~(cuiqbco, Ga Soac
Co, SG., %aitor GuoIcno aaIo, bar
beiIlittet al bnggc @dicmcut uuocr FIN
Sirfe ihcft. NoQet oncr $1,100 or
onere6e inmlct, oq bIir Scr @iTIo,
roar Arbei0et err iuIofert, har Nic.
rtgheben9 "@ooo %in Circle" Iouct
at gierc alt ! lin @fngt iii @iGIbcn5
9RffcIle.
Sioitc Senong bleo &icrne.
fteren lnqt til @rnce enqeIif. luther
fe WcrtqbeoS me airfc / Can
Claire. SroieSior 6. ~. @e3pi9 al
Sen 8or. airfeS Scminor, Tom orQo.
niiere6e M%enigbe0en / 1910, uoicr
te @nrhIingen % prp0ifcoc ODER ga.
gen Gpnnqelilim Gen me Sirfc nil
htIbt fTrbiq foitc $25, 1000.
- Noitor :, ", llrle2 % @uitrn
feirebe Den 20bc 9urQuit fit SoIpbrnI
Iup. McnigbeOcu / 0ioGe, Ga, hOor
biSie TreiteioIf bar tit Stem. piloc
life Iobc 0oaen Qoo lbcucrfet ben
on fom ocrior man0itcrtc til Nrcitc
gnnr6cn iornt lpfpuifc line Nrcitciolt
% octtc itcoc pou ponIil Bis pc6
EnIcr % CpcrrUffcIic al @aOcr. ia
itor % Mr3. llrnc2 bIcp rQtcpict /
@Iue Mfouno3 airfc. 0ouc 60, Mi9-
coniin, ben 20oe 2luQuit 1890.
- Sommcrfuriet Tor 0reitcr bar
ianr irrocIca pcllnftet. VroQrdnmet
bar uOmcrfet, % 6oriomllnQcu var
tll0cI2 inu itor, at man muuttc bcuut
tc anpclIct, Sn SfoIcn@ 6orcIr4
ningSiaI lite tunoc rlunmc ollie. &iipr
hoI0tca intct Gltriu3, % 0ct par ct
Snpn. Get bIcp n1t cuitcnmiN be.
~iltttct at CT mt Nuriu2 holoc@ uUitc
SOFT og en- Honlitc bcit0ucu0c al DR..
&iloobL Vuitor @rjm2bu pQ Rc0ut
ter GQGcu bIcp uonrnut ill At uiprc
0c n~eoucu0jQc NorbCrc0clicr Som
iH0paullN toQ oct t|coloQIitc Gutul
lei ben tunQitc Gel al NrbcIoci ioct
ollie 0ttlpc Nroitsiorcr holOt hutr ct
cucr ilcre Torc0ral M}U Nrcitcil0
bet houoc oniuo buNtiQc HcprUicntau
Ter uOn TroQranrmCt. SUrNelca rel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24

tion. Betrograb t%elesraferer ioaJ,
at fra M al ifal Husiano greie at
fabrifere 100000 8ranater pr.
Dag -
Sfrnesangen oreier Jig. Eaanp
enar Nationer og 6oIfeiIag o. ilr.
Der | lit Iniigts Speo Sten til Vp.
Fpramloerne. Men oennegang bpg.
9es Epramrioerne me0 Soppen NED
/ Srfenens Sanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24

boooe Sobcrcr % nnorc Vfcolcnmer
al 6omilicn fer er lnGt til Smile. Wi
Iio0cr aItiaa Mrs. lltbeim lglen alene
meo lin lnDe Gottcr, lonl cr ct var
Nar puare, emo Spnuen bar.
llnaoomoiteDnet, iom afbolotea
/ CANTON, Wiinm., 3oie til 5tc Sept.,
Oor iioI9e "Wu0b." ct / ole M}oaoer
bel bcisgt % goot W}eoe. NPiten ale
Frelter / Wfaoiion are0a % nogle
fra andre are6ie par tiliteoe. Gn bel
Gel andre boa6e Glore % ilpr lllge
boooc inonm6et liq iii Steuuet. Ter
par ogioa Ell Gel Stu6cnter ira Heo
Wing Scminor. Slere al 0i5ie Del
too meo blerteIiae @i0ne9bpr0 ON
REORGANIZATION al at ieae lin Srclie,
meoeu2 Oct CT Nnaoena Gag. Saa.
oaue &ionc0bpro ira sc lttae peo
pore egnc Stolcr" buroc unIporc ret
mango run0t / McniQhcocruc til at
icuoc 'iue Spnncr % Gotrc iii pore
Sfolcr" % life oio, boor man pe6
baoOc @utbcr0om og arilten0om er.
u0cla0t.
Mco Using Seminar beQun0tc
oct me Sfolcaur (ir2ooa sen zoe
September meo ben nIminoelinc Snb-
itripninQ al ShIocntcr. Cnoooq
Ben soc bar Ger Tubninaameoc. To-
Ter hol0tcS Tor NuleoninQcu al go
itorerlc & &. &ocobion og e. 6.
ionlt al Stolcn5 NcItnrer,
,Froi. G0m. ". Shmiot. Sm Otter
uIo0oQcu bIcp Glo3icrnc oronct Oh
%crcr aipet, lao man 1or4on9 bar
til nlmiuocli0t &lu9leurbcioc.
Ter par ulcrc0r pc0 NlObninQcn an
tommct mnnae Stu0cuter. al hpilfe
ilcitc uar me. Otter &cimrcrcn2
lPaDport ror Scr Qooc ll0iiQtcr mc6
til SrAninQ b0a0c al nuc %
rl0rc Stu0cnter. &c ilcite al &U-
rcrnc rnr ogiuo fonmlcn tilbogc ira
inc Icricrciier. Troi. Nrohou1b cr
nit fonmcn tiIboQc ira ct Mars %
)oIo / Nor9c, ian &UrcrpcrionaIet
)lir oct lnmuc iom ier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24

CT t~t'talercf Woforer pda o,OOO
ScltcfrGiter. Get err life ct 0ie-
blifs Sag at iremtrpae T. Gr. en-
iulbt iGroig @ranat, set frGper
oner en- Maaneo Niennem ane Sta
bier; OF Ell %gropfalibret &anon
tr9nger ueiastis 8 Maaneoer for at
iebes iulobaaret. - Snbriferne peo
Saint GbomorD inbtager ct Ireal
oaa ct SO Seftar, De beIti9ftiaer III
5000 Nrbeioere, iom bl. a. tilpirfer
bper enelte Sag 1000 @ep@rpiber,
10000 @ranorsr, 1000 8ranat.
buffer, 5 &anonrer for Den gIor.
p9rSiGe 75.er, $50 EanierbrpitpGrn
c.i.p. = Observation-Disclosures | Saint
Gtienne bopbe peb arigens Begun
oelie 500 Mrbeibere, MI 5000. Suer
Caa Ieueres Der bunorebuis al Ti-
t%ralieier, @epGrer % @eNIpere,
Mifroifoper o.i.p. Ger reporeres o.
iaa ole De @itraIisier, icm Sranif'
mlrnoene tager ira Suiferne. Mun
aisr bare peb Senne Sabrif ipp Gan.
ee ilcre MitraIisier enc peo arisenS
Nespnodie. ShneiSers Sabrifer /
Greusot arbeioebe isr 8risen bare
Ell SemteSeI al i'm SotaIproSuftion
lem arigsmateriel; MI nbeluffenoe
@riaSmateriel. pg SotaIproonftionen
CT iteact i Norboloet 1.S5 iii So.
! Gnglano itrGper Slopo @eorge
,neo at ipinac to Sreoieoeie al 2an.
Gets Snoilitri ouer / 9r~issiahrita.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24
NurfjcniNt.

Neit e. Ectri Mcniahe0, Ger.
mjtliou 2. Gof., bopoc lit W%tiaiionS.
iulQ %orool Sen lbc september. ga
itor 2. No. Stenbn holot Niaiiona.
tole 'er SulQct. Ser fom in0 npdet
oucr 500. Gcnnc MeniQhco er gan.
tie IiOen, men bar set rette W~}i3iion3.
.iiu0. ocn har 10 9}i2iion3iolg ON
9lorct. Gen tiIhorer Gllingioncrne.
observation-disclosures @ormbicr.
tlQhc02mi@liou omfattcr fl Mpipitn-
Ter. hpor 400 SnQc lioite Nor blcp
pleict If @arnehicm mco All @oru:
T. NdrnchiUIp4lorcuinaer, ser bar
tolct iiQ al ppcr 800 @oru; S MIocr.
0om4hicm mco ca. 400 Wumlc, s
@iUitchiem; I Stem for Nnno3ipa.
&c; I Ncpihminltltut, % I Sonotos
rium FOR @ruitiuQc. elsie Gienoom.
mes &pr0i or nniat til ca. 100000
Collars.
Get or mi II N(or ii0cn sen Tor
.'tc Sou0dN9ltolc ltiitcoc3 / Norqe %
% @ur il0eu 9torit SouonQ4ifolcior-
Wu0 o0mtOt9 pdo ct N'poc / Sruno-
hicm Ger cr iolt 1900 Sgn0dQSs
itoIcr mco / 5000 %Urerc % @p.
rCrtuocr 90 ct lumlCt NarneautoI pua
10000. NCrtjI fonmcr Gi2icnterne
mcb hcuimo0 10000 @arn. men cub-
MI er Der / 9torQc hcuimoo 100000
@arL iom itanr uocnior Sonboa@-
itoltruc. Ser cr innIeoc9 ct tort
Selt at orbci0e pao Tor Souoaa@ifo,
len oQian 0crhiemme.
TeIacnoc Nft2iionUrcr er for
mljN nirclit til uorltc NIiaiionamar-
ter pdo Qia0uduatar "a / &lua: ga.
itor @m. (ru0itoo mco GumiIic. Sc
rciitr over GuNlouo o. i~ortiUttcr
0triro mc0 en- Al llnion GditIe Gin,
lens Naooc til 2urbon Sno Nirifo.
ior otritCo2 al lelc StibaleiliQheo iii
Nfn0oQa@t0r Hoitor Grnaitao opcr-
taQcr Snret uco NJ. Gouphin Sta
tion % tIcncr tiIliac iom W~ti4iioncnS
%Icctllinu3mauo on Aa2iercr. W}iiS
4taric NuOeriou % Vaitnr ,sohn 9lp
rcllcr Ill Nillo. Neritnppute optaaer
ialcu Arbtioet iom @eitprerinoc oa
STrcriu0c pc0 YPipiioucuS Slcioito-
lie ior NiQcr / ajuu Taitor gin err
tnl0t til Carer pCo Mii9iioncnS heiere
STOLE Tor Gutter. Som Nnbclnnocr
mao hon 0ou icrii ituoerc Sproaet ca
bli ticuot mco oet praftiitc Trbeioe /
9fiViioueu. Sm en- Wiaonco refer
Eoltor 0r. Ga@por oa Mrs. Gins
hes % / Nttober Taitor Snap, SGb.
lin mco Nonllllc I'll aina. Samueu
meo opcmppute. iom or rciit. rciitc
oai0a islqenoc me 9fiSliouprer, iii.
hsrcubc oct uoritc MiSiiouSiclitab,
iom bar opboIot liz Der / Sanoct Ell
Slo: Toitorcrnc Smebpe, Site "a
Nefling iant YtiiS Sl9a @uc, IA.
nor 3etIings Sorlopcbc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24
Trtfirfcu.

NditOr NicoloD 9fiIicuL Minot,
u. Sat, bar oillooct oct til ham no
'tcotc aoIb iom Ncftor ior Def norife
Giofoni@ichicm og Soipitol / Min-
uCapoli3.
Nfiia Nlnc2 Stella Nilicn,
Softer al Noitor Netcr Nilien % Nu,
lint bIcp iorrinc On2oag Niten Gg'
tepict til W}r. 9}ila Snecn / &ruocn&
GorpIore3 Stem / Guluth W}inu.
Noitor Nt. @iornion er fluttet
ira Noctioro, Nllinoi9. til Sarge, g.
., huor ban iom bcfieuOt ifnI ppcr-
taQc StiniuQcn iom @rrcr / Sang
% Wfltllt ocb Cof @ropc Seminar.
Eroi. ). $. @lcQen bcieQtc poo
i'm Eur til Neo Nipcroolen i'm Sen
Or. NoIlmoro @leQen / Oslo, Minn.
Scr if ban 9~lnIconinN til at tuIe
W}i~@iion2io9en / Enitor @ooglono3
Wieulghco 0erltco4.
Spring Greet Meuighcb, Sol.
Iocf, 2. 0of., |aitor 8. 6. Slion3
aoIo, if ct tirrt @cica Sonbuq sen
29oc NllNuit al NopoIeonpreltcn,
Grit &oL iom iottc9 itor Yri5 poa
boooc al Meniqbe0 % fife minoit
Y%rcitCiolfcnc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24

rerticn, Superiutcnoeut Tor &lltber
&oipitoI, @atcrtolpn, meb I Sob. I,
So iom Cert en- gribcnoe @ooSprG.
oifen. Si0itc Gags GitermiOoags.
lesion bcapn0ic meO A~Itcraong. ga.
ltor Nlbrcctt Gle boI0t Striitetalen
opcr Matt. 26, 17-29 % iorrcttc0c
ne0 AIteret, aSiiiterct al Steoct,
Brett.