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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-13
RUSSIA REJECTS
OFFER OF PEACE
Reported That German Emperor Made
Offer Through King OF
Denmark

London.-Reuter's Petrograd corre-
spondent transmits the following:
The Bourse Gazette learns from an
unimpeachable source that the Ger
man emperor made an offer of peace
to Russia through the king of Dem
mark. The answer sent to the king
stated that the question of peace ne
gotiations could not be raised at the
present time.
Petrograd.-The report that Germa.
ny had made peace proposal to Russia
became known in official circles here
several days ago and was discussed
freely in the lobbies of the duma,
says the Vechernee Vremya.
I'VE learn on good authority" says
the newspaper. that Germany through
Denmark proposed to Russia sepa-
rate peace, Russia to receive Galicia,
while Germany would retain the west
ern district of Poland. A representa-
tive of the foreign office categori-
cally denied that there was the re-
motest possibility of any peace nego-
tiations. In the lobbies of ,ne duma
the proposal was dismissed as 'un.
worthy of serious consideration
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-13

Chas. Thompson of Ocala, we'll
known in Palatka where he formerly
resided, is accused of jumping into the
river at the foot of Reid street about
10 o'clock Tuesday night and drown
ing. The little 12-year old girl who
says she saw him disappear in the
dark depths of the river, gave the
alarm, and several policemen and 9TH
ers from the street spent several
hours that night in trying to locate
the body, but without avail.
Next day Sheriff Kennerly had
force of several men dragging the riv-
er in the immediate vicinity, and Just
before noon two sticks of dynamite
were exploded, causing such an up
heaval as to bring the body to the sur
face had it been near there.
Thompson is young and peculiar:
he is credited with being but half-wit-
ted; he has brother and sister liv-
ing in Ocala; his parents are dead.
Thompson was. seen in the city that
evening, but has not been seen since.
Many doubt that he was drowned, and
nothing will convince them short of a
discovery of the body. The News will
refrain from publishing his obituary
until it can be assured that the Young
man is still dead.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-13
GOVERNOR TRAMMELL
AND SENATOR BRYAN
With Other Men Prominent
in State Affairs Will
Attend
And Make Addresses at Palatlea's Great
Boat Launching Celebration.

Chas. Burt, chairman of the special
committee charged with arranging the
details of Palatka's great celebration
in honor of the launching of the big
schooner "City of Palatka," has had
replies from a number of the promi-
nent men who have been invited to
have part in the exercises of the
day.
Gov. Park Trammell writes that it
will be his pleasure to try and Sc ar
range his official duties so as to be
present, and asks that he be notified
as soon as possible of the date in or
der that he nay make his arrange.
ments.
Senator N. P. Bryan has also writ
ten that he will be present if possible.
Ex-Gov. Gilchrist also replies that
it will be his pleasure to be here and
deliver a short address.
Perry G. Wall, wholesale hardware
merchant of Tampa, and also candi-
date for the U. S. Senate, has written
has promised to be present.
chairman DufC CellS L ne NEWS CnaC
he personally invited the Rev. Sidney
j. Cats when he was in the city last
week, and that the Rev. Sidney said
he would come if it was possible.
Other candidates for the governor.
ship have been invited, and the chan
ces are favorable that they will all
come. The occasion will give them
opportunity to meet the people, as
well as have hand in the launching
of the biggest ocean schooner ever
Luilt on the s.. Johns river.
In company with Secretary Elliott
of the board IF trade, a representative
of The News visited the big ship on
and noted that great pro.
gress is being made. A large force
Of men is engaged in it's construction.
to the deck and looking into
the great hold it was easy to believe
th,.t this vessel when completed will
be capable of carrying out a half-mill-
ion feet of lumber.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-13
PETE HAGAN, WHO IS
SOME POLITICIAN
Says he Believes Collector
Hayes Lewis will Run
for Governor.

Peter M. Hagan, deputy collector Of
Internal Revenue, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening for a day or two
with his family and look over his cor
respondence before again starting out
cn another round of the counties
which comprise the territory nlaced
under his jurisdiction.
Pete Hapan loves politics; it is his
bread and meat and drink, and wh3n
he came into The News office it was
as natural that the conversation
should turn on State politics as that
a modern club woman should talk
household economics, or an automo-
bile dealer should talk hard roads.
Mr.. Hagan says Gen. Gilchrist is
going to get more votes for senator
tian many people give him credit for
being able to secure; that Bryan is
going to run like race horse for the
same job. He also thinks Tr:mmell
is going to pull down a few himself,
al d that Perry Wall will carry
Tampa.
81 don't believe the man who is to
Ee our next governor has yet amour
ced," said Mr.. Hagan, "but | do be-
hcve that If Hon. Hayes Lewis OF Ma
rlanna announces that ne will land the
Jcb' My own opinion is that ne will
announce before long, and that when
ne does and starts IN on his campaign
that the people will, rally to his ban
ner. HIS plan OF the State loaaing
money at a low rate of interests to
farmers and others-his rural credit
plan-ls winner. 1t is practical and
puts every man who has property on
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-13
ELLIOTT AGAIN
CHOSEN SECRETARY
Palatka Board of Trade by
Unanimous Vote of
Governors.

The altogether" meeting of the
Palatka board of trade last Monday
night was very pleasant affair. 1t
was more in the nature of a social
meeting, and the first of the kind
wherein the old chamber of commerce
members and the board of trade NOM
bers met in joint session since the
amalgamation.
The meeting was conspicuous for the
number of active young business men
of the city who were present and for
their pledges of aggressive work for
the upbuilding of Palatka. President
Jarrett made fine talk in which he
urged spirit of unity and aggressive
action, and pledged his best efforts in
trying to make good in the position
with which the members had honored
him.
Mr.. Jarrett was followed by all the
newly elected officers, who talked
much in the same vein, and these suu-
Ordinate officers were in turn followed
by retiring officials who said they
would continue their work in the
ranks. Then came short talks by
members. Harmony? Why it was
so thick you could carve it with a
cheese knife.
Secretary Elliott, assisted bv Bert
Eodge, dispensed cigars and lemonade
curing the meeting. At the conclu-
sion of the meeting the board of gov
ernors held an executive session and
transacted some matters of business
which NEEDED immediate attention.
The governors also elected E. w.
Elliott secretary and treasurer of the
board for the ensuing year, action
which meets the approval of the bus
mess men of the city perhaps more
enthusiastically than the selection of
any man to that place in the history
of the board of trade Elliott is a
mixer; he was designed on the plans
and specifications of a politician; he
lis natural man who has never had
leisure to accumulate a crouch or any
symptoms of dyspepsia; he oozes har-
mcny from every pore and his smile is
infectious. He also seems to know
intuitively how to approach a prob
lem and make it yield a point for the
advantage of the city in whose inter-
est he il pledged to devote his talents.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-13

But "Red" Holt and LINING gave
the ball such spinning,
That the Indians and Live Oak now
look much the same.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-13
cARRANZA is RESOLVED
TO FIGHT INTERVENTION

Vera Cruz.-General Carranza's at
titude towards amp Intervention by
foreign powers in Mexican affairs
was indicated in a message which
he sent to one of his military chiefs
who had assured him of loyalty in
such a contingency 81 am confident"
said General Carranza, that the sit
uation in our country soon will be
adjusted in a favorable and dignified
manner, and in an adverse case Mex
leans will do their duty"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-13

By arrangement there was lull in
the game of ball last Tuesday after
noon, just long enough for Judge Ju-
lian C. Calhoun to make a brief
speech of public appreciation before
handing a gold watch as a present
to Capt. Robinson of the Palatka club
from his admirers in this city. There
was great applause as Robinson mod
estly accepted the watch, to which
an elegant fob was also attached
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-08-13

The cuddlesome winter girl dislikes
the hot weather.
Did you ever get so lonesome that
you wanted to howl like dog?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Smaapiuf.

Miis Clara Sncobion rcl'tc
0srboa til Nortb Frolric, Nflnn.,
Toitor Hoolfpnm9 auIn, hpor bun
'fnl hol6e Stplc.
MrS. 3. .. @loG@pcot oQ
Ootter, Nils Clara @lna9pcot rel
tic 2sroo1 til @riuncu, &o.. poo el
llQc8 Tiiit hos 5. Is. 6orrc'ino@.
NilcrinQen al oiNeoc Nor
manb aorcn5 Wiomrmeut puo Ma'hs
inatpn Trniric airtcQooro nlocr
Steo 5pr@bna hcnnc ll0c sci. , a..
icrruib00p.
Stnrct Tor 0cn rorifr Nlouccr.
iorrninq her / Gourmet hnr bc'llt'
let life at hol0e Nnr@meoct III
iuuar, men uoiTtte oct I'll | TlQunt
clcr Scptembcr. Niau hapoc opriu.
Bella trntt At holoc NicOCt pc0 Ots'c
Cher. men Re uijfrc &|Cir'orr1IO oQ
H0drljlc &clc liornc, at man be-
'icnlte iii til al rcntc til 'Cntrc pon
Garct. Ero'c@ior {. a. (rcl* err
ior Chen Torcninlcna NrTliocnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11

Decentralization pco Anrsmsoer, blcp
al llopcrcneitemmeIie u%0leunct, %
llofultct bIcp / i'm Nclbc0 peoto1ct
cnitcmmig.
Set nGitc Sfriot / 6oreninGS'a.
Gen bliucr III DC IRE Sam'ul0a Wc'
hunollnQ Al neutrality-suspicious. %
bets &coingclle ionl Sorcnlngabe-
tinlclic. Gen Sorcncoe airte font
mcr Ill at bchauoIc oct / CONNER.
Malilca Suno0c oil antnRcIlR o1lon
bchan0lc oct iuar. Get or nllcrcoc
bcilllttct, az Ocn norifc Suuobc life
itul bchan0!c Sorcnin1ala0cn pco III
Yte6c / Snu 6%rnncl@co. llotaltct
fonuncr i%uulc0c2 life op / oct Gam
'uHo lor Sonmcrcn 1916. &nlio-
Icrtlo or Den 'Ullo1 Sorcnil0@Ionltc
irrOlQ mc0 lit ArbciOe ~ oil life BIZ
Ne iunmlcnlnI0t iQicn, uocu at Sunt.
'uub@iormUuOcuc rn0cr nct pod
frUpct. TorhouOlingcrne pdr uc0
oct ms aibol0tc MODE ladpcliom
pc0 oIlc Sc tlollQcrc Nieocr pre-.
get al SomOrultiQhco. Nlc aonrl
teens Nieolcmmcr por tilitcOc nlco
llnntolcllc Al en- Al MnuAc2 Snnobc,
oQ lor ham mcotc en- Supplcont.
Sumum0cnc uur rrprUicuttrcoc lom
inlgcr: Zen uoritc Snno0c, TTllcs
lOrmnn0 Sutb, 0iitrlft@iormrn6cnc
?torobn NlcrAo oN &nnQauc9 lonlt
Eoitor s. :. 9luiaotcr; NnltAca Su.
NODE, Gormnuo Mdnion, Faitorcrnc
GaimoIo. CppcoohI ~ 81. e. Softer
'dmt Erolc3ior &cc; 0cr Gorcncot
Gorn1ouo lohl, Fullorcrnc
Wm0crIon % Snngicro
iunlt Npr. Sollci S0mNcripn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Garnesies PeItefono.

philadelphia Den ste Mtoi. Tuu
Carnegie %clteipnos 9eitpreliesnlp-
be her forleoen blcp 81 b~eltentooiac
Sanolingcr / iorificaigc Scle al
Snnbct %bclcnncbc. Ser blcp llobeIt
> @ulo- II Splp- og 36 @roncentc,
balicr forllocn Nelenninacr / Yenac
til ct ianllct @eleb al $4,000.
q Tcrioner iattc UNDER lloierel-
len AZ line ~beltentooige SanbIinqer
@ipct iii, pa iii lire al oisIes eitcr-
lubtc Gnfcr % Born blcp Ger bepilaet
Tcliioucr til ct ianlet @clcb al So
go ON 9luret.
Nla1bt Dem, ionl iuttc Sipct iii,
par Den A Nar aanlle Sobn 2. Bar.
rett. icm / SSonrlar 1914 omtfom I'M.
Der Sorlpaet paa at reooe %ictor u.
Gricfipn ira at fuGlcs az @as | Ell
@rube / Negaunee. Midl. Sans On.
fe bepiIgcoeS Ell Teniion al $40 ON
Wtaaneoen liant So ertra ON Waa.
neoen Tor bpert al bcnbeS inn Bern,
I'll DC blir 16 Nar ganrlc.
@lanbt Dem, iom lit Sroncemebnl.
ieil. bar Den is gar gamle @race 9,
@eu i Iabiion, Wis, iem Den 23be
Nuii 1912 meo itor 6are Tor lit Sir
reobeoe Slice &uoiou ira at oriifne
/ Safe @inncbago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
IiTcoeicit ior &aebcrae.

Scr Tnitor 90 Mrs. 81 81 Mas
berg bIcp ser / Nerc9 N}cuiQhco i
|icrrc, z. Guf.. 'or otrc2 H'rcjic
I'll Iecoroh, Qipct en- Aiifto@'cit /
Mr.. "a Mrs. Cher SoIcl.uo@ Mu2,
huor otto SiroitnN p0u &c Eorium
lcbca @clnc opcrroti, NrcitcioItcuc
ct pufert ScIpipt. Eoitor Naabcrl
toftcoe ior ocu &cuIilhcO NJ STAR
lllheo. Der nor nit BAN a. hans
TamilIc ! Ben 1jo. Nc hopOc toct ,
Yierrc. "a opmwutrc0c NicuIQhtoCl
I'll al hol0c &utCrc>icu 'or SCI tjrtt
Ijle Nrbcloe oppc; 'tIrut McUlQhc
oCu par Iihcn. u0r 0cu 0od Al ltor
@enouinQ Tor ben Iuthcritc strife.
"a Ben por Ben clcitc ltthcritC NJ
uiQhco / NoucNitu0u / Ell Stat. huor
Sen hthcritc %urc uor nlclct M.
bre0t Tn Aorrcipou0cnt "@l.
iherou Neraio uotnICr Nicuilhc.
bcrs onbe HctloQclic opcr, at Eo'tcr
% MRS. SosbcrQ moottc iorIuoC
Dem. (oitorcu2 iuaucl iom ham;
&uitrus % Caters Arbcioc Ser
noe onrialea mco itor H%ucrtlcnOclic
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11

tilintetgiere BAN og bans Scr, fer
nogct Striot 9iercs moo De anore
"SronprPtenoenter" oerneoe.
Wteo Siua ifaiiet al Seien, pil
Sitertn Itrar erflpre fin Seniiat
igien of opertoge Siftaturet / Wteri-
co % giere ct Sorieg paa at eien-
erobre 0terico Gitp.
ErGlioent Wilion bar ogiaa iaact
llnoerrctril9 on, of mango al &il-
los Sificercr er blct opfisbt al oen-
ne me Hepollltions Nnitiitcrc.
@poo TrGiioerten pil gjere / gn-
leoning biaic Mtcooelelier, ont bpis
Tauiioeligbcb Der life fnn pGre 5pil,
oerom tier Siitoricn. - st Sele.
gram ira Ncp Dorf berctter, at 8cn.
Silerto bar tilficnbegiuct ion lin
Nenli1t at bolUttc Jig oeri @pen, %
of ban hor lciet ct Slls for lGngcre
Sib / Sorreit Stills pao Gong IS
louto. Nuna Somlilie, iont beitoar al
Sultrll % nj Born, bcrof lem Setre
pg IRE Senner, peltes at fomnle til
9tcn 9orf ell ar DC nprnleltc Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
NOrif peb Misciniim Statsmniper.


titet. SCAR ior iorite Sang ifol
gtorif bliue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
peo @isconiin llniperiitets "Slm-
MGR Sd)ool". Srrercn err DR.. g.
W. Nollullocr, SnItrllftpr / Spif,
NorIf og Nlonorif peo llniperiitetei.
Sflcnt b%eregnet hopeoln0elio pau
%c9pnocrc, pil Der BIZ iprgct Tor, al
ogIaa mere ircmlfreonc iful iinoc
Oct gounligt at belta0e. STruQ
%Tgt ri! bli la9t pna grlinoig @ier-
ncntgaaclie al @rnnmatifcnS ySnrco-
plnlfter % Epelicr ior at opnua Ell
FORFEIT llotale al NigsnlnaIet. Ono
ploerc CT Der plonlagt Ell Hrfft
TorclGallinger oocr nor0iif Ndtur,
Sip, %itcratllr % beilGgtcoc GlrIcr.
%co Slrettprens Smpoefonlnltn3co
er Oct lpfteoes at lifre en- nlcact be.
Leila Sime Tor at uulboau aonilifi
meO andre Sag. Man iaor hclwcu,
De Jig til She Director OF ths
II. Of @is. GUNNER Sd)ool" ior
nUrmere Splpsning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Spocme Ncit.

Mrs. $ctnumo %2lnOcriou err Sen
Zoe 2lpriI o'Qooct pcO IrDln t lit
Stem ire Ntil ira Ecrlco, ,>o. Sen.
0c2 Fllcnouu par WicrtruO Camp
lem. ol hun pur loot / guroul. Nor
&c. Sen 5tc 9lltQuit ISL. Num %
noococ iOnlcOc2 Ell Nlocr al Il Nor
ol $ Nioanc0cr. Nt0pOc cltcrluOcr
'tN en- irrQcn0c 9GNtciUlc ~ lire
Grtrc i0ntt en- Smu. &clrapcIicn
'orcQit ocu zoe Hlpril. Naitor Nclt
he tuItc pno Norlt o. Eaitor SdmiOt
ira 2ctorob pun Gulrlif. &rmcr,
mootoQ NOR Npbti1Itc Idf ior Sen
2Grc, ! bcuiilc HrDoot pcO at icl0c
Ioo mango NIonntcr % -or NruOcl.
ZEN A. Hlrtcu
&ctnumo Hnncrion "a Born.
tStdu0u0ucu" bc0c> uvto0cl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
freHsbrpU0rlirn.

MouU. Mpuan6. SEN Die Mai.
Storbriiomicu nil bIi 6et icrite al
sc tri0irrcnoc %anbc. iom beie9c9 al
bcn Gcuutniiou iom al a%pin0crncS
intcrnotimoIe Sreostongrca bleu
iorot lrtte en- pcrocn2omipru-
benoc NcpG9eIic igaug meo Oct .Sor.
mooI al loa abort en- Guoe poo Sri.
gen. Get cr euomu life beiiemt. ON
&piuocruc ital gierc ct 6orisg poo
at 'aa AonG @eorg ielp / Gale, eler
ON De itol looc iiq mole meo al lag.
&c lin Sag ircm Tor Tremierminii,er
N@Qulth.
Geleaotiouen. bpis Srolsrer cr
NtiiS Sane Nooama ira Chicago. be.
ltaar iorllocn al beune al Siqnoro
@enoni ira ,italien o. Aleiio IA.
coba ira Nollano. Gcsuoen pil ocl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Gil Worac.

30 lea / CONNER ontcr at rclic
til Nor9c mco Ben Grulriion, ionl
o'loor ira Ncm Port Ben lOoc &uni
mco Oscar II" Al Stunoinnpicn
AmerIfa %Inicu nil icl bcrpeO nu
mooc 0cmL 'on bar limoc at rcl'c.
ON lunrclt mllil al mocrrcttc mia.
Nllr N mango not ira Nouchfoutp.
ret / l'innc0poIia. 'nnr nj bcorc BE
tiu0clicr NopcOnQcutcL nils san.
ioL iom icl hor tlcnot / manage
Aor ~ ira hpcm lea hor fiobt NlI
let til liorQc. har alto uuret iUroe.
les mlroctommcn0c. >friu til ham
'tror. N0n2 NorcHic cr: l27 3ro
Street 2, N~ilmcopolia. Niiul.
Batter u. IS. Nilicn.
Sldtcr Na.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Waifcit. Minneioto ltniperiitet,

Maifcit. Minneioto ltniueriitets
'tonoinapiifc Screening gop iioitc
Soraoag peo Sanbbrllgsifolen /
ct. Mntbonm Eurf ct ppermaooe in-
tercsIort Maioaasprogran.. 0citcn
begplote meo Seipisning, og ifonoi-
llupilfe Metter ierperebes. Trogram-
met llofertes / slltoitcriet, ser bar
pna Oct nTrnlelte fplot. st Gor al
ntanolige Stlloenter lang unoer Sc
belle al j. u. Climber % meo Sngoli
Srllloclono iom Soliit ct Ear San-
&c. Gercfter opiprtes "Sil Spters",
Der fif Ell ilonlerfet llofprelic. Bro
fesIor @otbne bapOe / Snitrlftionen
Ell opgtig Meobirlp / jim Nritru.
Mills Ignes @otbne lpilleoe 9(ffom-
pu9llcnlelterle unoer Sorcltinin-
gen. Ge ipenife Stllocnter opfprte
Sllgult %lunfc's "Mifa Worbror",
og ell Nnffe ifa~nbinopiife Solfe-
oallle opfertes mtoer 2coclic al
Mrs. +. &. @aQcrlteot, Den Ipetife
aou'uls Slritrlt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
mrimipre oplpiemOc
Woo " bcttmatismc Ga VNrconoer.
80 Sents Slajic (32 Spjsl frit

"" NN"'r Niuit ND- SUVeI "
hetop 'orot oI beepuoer Sooen ptoltet
o9 tr9t, rteo ltipe arme, Ben oo Wuifler.
ct p9rteroe Soueo % brpnoenoe, reotrpt-
tenoe Smerter / Jtp9oeu - uoiliot Tor ga
gen be9pnoer, tror bu ioo at ou moo Tor.
bltpe | oenne Soriotniuo.
Se yioehoe, ION er | og III al Senoeu ct
holpt Sn'in Gou9e ON %tiatten. nil iptte
trtS paa ben hpile, &omiort % Stprte,
lom oenne Sebanolino oiper.
,Sor bpiltelombelit Slpreonoe eller Spoos
beo er bets &irtuing p~irfeli9 piounoerlio.
Sltp tart, trilt % fraitio, uoen nooen
Here Smerter ueb itipe yeoemob, laare
ytn'tler, r%beumotiite yibellsr, pprtenoe 8po
euer SlGre= % 9tpreouoer.
yor at beplle. al 9SiuiamS Sebonoliuo
operutnoer 9tnre= o9 SlGrelp9oomne, Nbels
ntatlsnte % dlle Eager peo %nrinlpre, uoen
Sor'tlel bpor tronilf eller b%ooronattet, bpts
Oh alorig bar brlIGt g&ilioms GebanoliuQ,
oil u 9lpe Dig Ell 30 Sents SIu'fe (32 Solisl
Irit. ,Nloebolher in9en Altobol eler pane
brln9enoe Srng. Nirter lite paa Niertet.
<p no oe1ne @iotis % leno ben meo bit
9tdpn o9 Nores'e iunt 10 Gente, for at
blGlpe I'll at betdle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
III The DIR. ID. A. Williams Company.
Dep. 32I5, New =. o. Building. East
Hampton, Conn. Su pil meo Eutteppii
moota9e Ell regular 30 GentS Gloife CD
Sons, lloen Smtoltniuger oo Gorpli9tiller.
Hlt Ell Slolte til Ell ,Eamillc eller 9oreSie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
pucrtas planer.

MdihinQtun Zen ste Wfal: FrI'l-
Dent @illou hor ira Ncrico moota9ct
pauliocliac Gitcrrctuinaer ON, at Der
/ al Stilhco azores 0or'sg paa at
o~rguniicrc Ell Nrrne mco Oct Nor'
maoI al 'au Nucrta g%ieninolat Tom
GrTltoeut
Gennc Naitation bar pTret orepet
/ Here Waoneocr, OF &rertaS YIN
fomit I'll Ncrp 9)orf ira europa Tor
Ieoeu Sag bctroates ioni CT Segil
poo. at YIanen bar lloiigt III at INF
fes.
Set ifaI. heoer bct, pTre' lpttepeS
Dem. iom iiaar / Spio'cn Tor oeffe
briitiac Soretaaenbe, at oraanllere
Ell bctnocIi9 Stprfe bagen'or %llia,
% al ct Sorieg nil BIZ 9iort paa al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Duel mellem Rpinoer.

HItInlltu, Georgia, Den 5tc Wtni.
ct telegram ira W}orualr, bcri Sta
ten, bcrcttca, at 70 apinbcr, Miis
Wtumic Nceo % Wir3. ellie Wtc0o-
nnlo, cftcr Ell hcftig SrGttc ON
@rUnieIinien mclrm bcrcs Gien-
bonnie bcpTbncoc iil mlc0 Hepolue=
ten, bcrctter, at 10 &pilloer, Wttla
HccO blcp orTbt. Ger par ingcn
2ieupiOucr til Glcucn. Wtra. Wic-
Gpnalo tenn bio til Npcn ior iriuiuig
at ouerNipc iig, men Shcrifien ncgte-
br at orrcltcro bcnbe, bd Der ingcn
Nlrrcltor0rc u0r lloltcot.
NeaNc SPINNER bar pei 'ficnote %
bcQQc pclltnucnoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11

bli iton9pnt ct IofaIt Wcolem ira
bpert al De Sonoe, iont beisges.
Otter 9eisget / Storbritonnien
piI Gepntotlonen bcgipc Jig iii Ser.
lin, @iclt, 9uoopcit, Bern, Hom,
EariS, SABRE o. muli9eua Wobrio.
Sanltioig ifal en- onoeu Sepiita-
tlon nlco &piifo Stmimnlcr ira lin.
gnrn ionr Srofsrer bcieqc De ifanoi.
n%opilfc %alloe. Miia gnlilp Bald
ira @cIIcSlep Goncgc, Wasiodyl-
let's, er MeoIcm al ocnne Gcpllto-
tion.
Tn treble Neprtotion lfoI icnocs
til Nctro9rno, GlIalnnO, og ell iicrbc
I'll @nlbillgton fornt poouirfe TrG.
iiocllt Milion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Mrs. 3elma EbrijteuIeu, @llfc c

Mrs. 3elnta GhriitenIen, Gllfc ei-
fer i. Snceoorif Gbriitenicn,
%nllticr % Oanif Sicefoniil ior
MinleIota, err iioitc llge aigaact peo
Spoen / minneapolis, 90 Mar can't
mel. Mrs. Gbriitenien bar &c iioitc
TO Nor pTret @eitprerinbe ior Min-
llcopoliS @onlul's @cliare 2ea.
CUES Some. Sum bar al iucrit
Serfomlt pg bar oct ipritc Barn al
'pelltc 0orTlore, iom fpotcs / Win-
neiota, buor Sorplorenc, Mr. o0
MRS. z. s. %iaoro, bar blanot
Fipncrcrlc / @ooobue Gollttp.
@cllocs Mnno, Der / lin Sio bar Ne
onttor Tor oct forite norif -bonife
Sluo / Minmeiota, "Noroiif Solfe-
blao", Iom opretteoes / Hofcitcr /
1868, bebe / Nltib Gin / 1891.
Wra. Gbriltenlcn ilpttcOe ga til
@rabonL Winn., bppr bun bocbe
inotil 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Sorenin9sia0eu

Cen Sorcucoe airfc2, Ocu uor'fc
SpuoOcs "a Noit9c2 Suuooe2 Sore.
nlnQstomlicer bol0t / Su20u1@ %
Sorsoa1a Ell iruc@ MeOe / Notcl
Guorepa / NfiuneapoIiS. Nan bleu
i'clgc "SioeuOc" iUroIg mco llota-
itet iii en- aonitinItion Tor ct cpen.
tlielt iorenet Samimo. 6or en-
0faaneo iiocn begDnote Spllc2tomi.
teen al giennemgoa aouiiitution2uo.
foiiet, OF Oct pGientlige, iom bIer
giort peo Oct iioit ni6olote Meoe.
par al a~iilltie bette Ar6cioc. 10.
fnitet blep srmuoig oreitet. Ono
ifisnt Der i~orelnn en- Minoritetarnp
port ongaaenOe %&nlgmaaoen lor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Senator Ooun0
arrcltrrct / Olterri0e.

@icn. Gitcrrige. ben 6tc Mai.
Sim. Norblmo3icnotor Oplrn9 ira
Ges Mioiuc@, Soma, blcp igaar, liant
men mco lin Reiicfoucrnt, Ell tlo-
liQcrc nmcrifouif apnIltl / Bern.
StnpciS orrritcret / &nl@brucf,
Gitcrri9c, pou Wiiatnnte Tor Spto-
ucri.
DIR. 9pluQ blcp citcr npglc 'oo
liucra Nrrcit puu lit %TrelIc / so.
telct Iealnot iQjcn nrco ell llrlo'tplo-
MING. mems Ocrinloo hans Hcilcfdme-
rat iorit iool tuulbe %ouerbculic Mfnl-
~oiQheoernc ON at han life par oell
Tcrion, &c huuoc pTret pno lloti9
citcr.
DIR. 0omQ uitfnm ioaa I'll Wter
"a iortiuttc / 9liten Hciicn til Ser
lin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Sprina @ropc.

n. NJ : ?'clion bor flrbt
3 Z. Cuouruos uotrc Hcii0cucc /
SprinQ Wropc.
e. z. aunttcruO cr iInttct til
%%oncaboro. hpor Mr.. Nuotlcrlh hur
tIcbt Ell Notwithstanding.
N}re. anlltc Ncr8 n%'rciile Tor
lcnru N}onooQ til Nan, q 2of.. ior
al bcirQc OcrbocuOc SlUltuiuQc.
Ghriition SoIbcrQ "a Nuitrll
err fonmc tlIboQc ira SolmOu.
W}iun., hpor Sc lioltc Yor har hnut
III Stem.
Stcnlrim s. @orl>rlo 0coc
icrriQc llle / 1T SEEM inn ior
Spriu0 @rouc l}rrmtrt Spins
nill9cr nil icncrc Qlpt2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-11
Tecprab Dg Snleall.


MiIiam Nc1rn ,<ucrion. Sr AZ
lGr. "a Mrs Gotten &ocrlon Noaen
! Ilenlaut Somnihip. Oe0c / Nrt
Soa~ Al SuriuN, hporai hon hnpoc
llAt i lie 9lar. Nou uur 'cot zen
t90e ,>amlar 1889 ~ blcu l%noIcoe@
list upcr 26 9lor lannmcI. Ncgra.
peIicn ioreqnnr iNoQ C%9iononQl lrn
S~nnoocfirfcn her / @ncu mco &oro'
iritclic pon 0cn roritc alrtWonro
Toitor Sorriiou iorrcttcr.
Sm nnIio oiheOc Mrs. Snnmcoa
@ibnc fripes til ua, al hcnoca ViQe.
ropn a Snnueuu Cphclm. Nlul
par isbt ben 30tc ISiII 1888 % TOM
nj gmcrifn / 1868 % blcp alrt neo
,5obn @inue innrnlc Iur. Snn oeoe
/ 1881.