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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14
SAID ABOUT
JOURNALISM WEEK

Augusta E. Rusk in the Brookfeld tMoD
Argus.
From all parts of the state samples
and souvenirs of Missouri industries
were sent for distribution at the
Made in Missouri banquet. Most OF
us know of the glories of our farms
and orchards, but few or us appreciate
what our mills are producing. The
contributors to this banquet made II
yeritable Missouri exposition, and
souvenirs of mill products, more than
score of them, neatly packed in a
market basket, also made in Missouri,
were placed at each plate.
In order to make place for these
ample baskets, covers were laid on
one side of the table only. A basket,
map of Missouri. bottle of spring
water, a bottle of grape juice. bot
tie of certified milk, and small can
die holder, the home of the most dl-
minutive candle | have ever seen,
were before each plate. We stared
in amazement at our possession. /
felt like asking the same question
the little girl asked when kind
neighbor took her a plate of cookies:
Are all these mine?" We were as
pleased with our possession as chill
dren when they stand before stuffed
stockings on Christmas morning.
Walter Williams, dean of the School
of Journalism, acted as toastmaster.
The Characterization he gave the first
speaker did not fit anyone in the ban
quet hall, and as We were straining
our eyes to see the man, who had been
governor of the state-behold, in that
very hour telephone was placed on
the table and Ex-Governor Francis. of
st. Louis, spoke to us. Two other long
distance speeches were made, one by
Walter B. Stevens, the newspaper cor
respondent, who talked from st. Louis,
and one from Charles S. Keith, presi-
dent of Kansas City Commercial Club.
Truly we are living in a time when
to live is sublime.
Speaker Clark's address brought to
a close banquet destined to a place
in state history. AS We jOurneyed
homeward with out laden baskets, We
were proud of Missouri A state that
holds a tremendously important place
in the Union, and the one state in
which the necessities and most of
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14
COLUMBIA SKETCHES

Aunt Kate was giving a fashionable
dinner. Tommy, after ardent prom
ises of good behavior, had been in
cluded as one of the guests.
He was beginning to regret his bar
gain. His feet would not reach the
floor, his neighbor on the right kept
jabbing him in the ear with his ell
bow, his mother on the left kept pull
ing his napkin closer about his chin,
and worst of all, he could think of
nothing to say.
They had come to the salad when
Tommy found his tongue. Aunt
Kate" he cried excitedly, 81 know
what you had for breakfast"
"What, dear" asked Aunt Kate, in
diligently.
Eggs" cried Tommy triumphly.
And how did you know Aunt Kate
had eggs for breakfast, dear?"
81 see 'em on your forks" he an
nounced brightly.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14
REAL MANHOOD.

One ray of light shines forth from
the horror and sadness of the
Lusitania disaster, as it did in the
case of the Titanic; the heroism of
man in the supreme moment of his
life, the time when he is to sacrifice
that life for others. The qualities of
the man himself, of his inner nature
which we so seldom see or know.
show forth in such a last dread hour
of his existence And it is the appre-
citation of such manhood that affords
those who live in safety great pride
in the human race.
The world is selfish Most all of her
woes may be traced to acts of selfish
ness, If they are carefully analysed
But in that last hour of life which a
man has before these great "unsink-
ables" drop to the bottom of the
ocean, the true mans generosity
surges to control and he gives up his
life that other human beings may
have the chance, at least, to survive
Such acts may well cause pride in the
hearts of all men. Greater love hath
no man that this, that he lay down his
life for his friend" In such a trial,
all humankind must be the friend of
the dying hero.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14
A WILSON INCIDENT.

Laying aside all questions of the
right or wrong of the act itself, the
sinking of the Lusitania has made
possible other dangers of the gravest
character, which, thanks to the cool
headedness of the American people,
have been averted so far. One of the
most serious of these possibilities
came the other day when President
Wilson made his speech to the foreign
ers in Philadelphia.
Fear had been expressed that he
would be assassinated. Whether such
a thing was imminent or not the care
of the police and secreet service men
made it impossible, We will never know
whether the suspicious looking per-
sons who were driven away had any
criminal intent or not. But suppose
an assassination had taken place. 1t
would have been the worst thing that
could have happened to the country.
War itself, which in all probability
would have resulted, could not be any
worse than the loss of the calm, clear
headed leadership of our President.
On that occasion the time was ripe for
Just such a thing, and America should
send up a prayer of thanks that it
was safely passed.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14
SPARROW STILL A CURATOR
Resignation of the Kansas City Attor.
uey Refused by the Governor.


When DR.. A. Ross Hill, president OF
the University of Missouri, met Sam
Sparrow, one of the members of the
board of curators of the school. at
the Hotel Baltimore Wednesday morn
ing it became known that Sparrow's
resignation from the board had been
refused by Governor Major, says the
Kansas City Star.
When Mr.. Sparrow took the position
as chairman of the election board of
Kansas City, he promptly sent his res
ignation as curator to Governor Ma
jor. Governor Major asked that the
resignation be held up for the time
being. 1t was A few days before the
governor left for California to take
in the expositions, Mr.. Sparrow re-
ceived a letter from Jefferson City. 1t
said:
"Your resignation as curator is not
accepted. You're still a member"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14
The Open Column

Editor The Missourian:-W Workmen
are busy keeping the campus in a
presentable shape The trees and
shrubbery are looked after with care.
The grounds are kept from washing
Grass Is kept over as much as possi-
BILE of them. Paper and refuse are
kept picked up and burned. Janitors
keep the buildings clean and attrac-
tive. All of this is conducive to the
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14
The Literary Trawler


DO 1t Now.
If with pleasure you are viewing any
work man is doing,
If you like him or you love him, tell
him now;
Don't withhold your appreciation till
the parson makes oration
AS he lies with snowy lilies DER his
brow;
For, no matter how you shout it, he
won't really care about it;
He won't know how many teardrops
you have shed;
If you think some praise is due him,
nOw's the time to slip it to him,
For he cannot read his tombstone
when he's dead.
More than fame and more than money
is the comment kind and sunny,
And the hearty, warm approval of a
friend,
For it gives to life SAVIOR, and it
makes you stronger, braver,
And it gives you heart and spirit to
the end;
If he earns your praise-bestow it:
if you like him, let him know it;
Let the words of true encouragement
be said;
Do not wait till life is over and he's
underneath the clover,
For he cannot read his tombstone
when he's dead.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14
New Hats His Gift to Policemen.

Part of the Columbia police force
appeared this afternoon in new style
summer hats. l.. ]. Slate, proprietor
of the Annex Pool Hall. gave the new
headdress to the night force, ID. H.
Rowland and Charles Mitchell. The
hats are light in weight, of blue cloth
trimmed with black velvet band and
silver cords.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14
ABANDON MEDIC SHORT COURSE
"DOctOrs of State Show No Interest," =
Saws DIR. ID. HI. DOlIeY.

not to make any further attempts to
hold an annual short course for doc
tors in connection with the University
"The doctors of Missouri are not in
terested in the work." said DR.. D. H
Dolley yesterday. He says that they
prefer to go to a larger place than
Columbia IL they are going to spend
any time getting new ideas.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14

The expression, "as hot headed and
impetuous as an Italian" has changed
until now it is the correct thing to
say "as calm and judicial as an ltal-
ian"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14

Colonel Roosevelt may have re-
ceived a little boost from Platt a long
time ago, but he has been doing his
own climbing ever since.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14

Commencing Monday, May 18th, The
Columbia Theater will put on Feature
pictures every night, and will try at
all times to give you the very best
Prices, children, &c, Adults 10c.
r. II. Hall, Manager.
(Adv-209)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14

1t may be difficult to spell Con-
stantinople but it seems to be even
more difficult to capture it.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-14

Half of the city of Colon has been
destroyed by fire, will the remainder
be called Semi-Colon?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
Sberiupm melie al Dab Hiuer. Wao

@iper par iibite 3orsoag aiten gaaet
oper fine BREEDER ion Sslge al ct
Sfpbruo, og ire Teripner iagbes at
bore orufnct ll9r 8rinoitone. DC
opgapes at bore Wrs. Sarrp Sniitb
oe en- GIciebotter iamt .. ". airf.
patriot. 9etpoeIig 6lomifaoe iagoes
at bore allrettet / Den lille @p go
mel.
Enofabsinlbe Mcnneifer bar /
nogcn 5io orepet lit Spill peo Gonbo,
bpor Der gientagne @anee er lagt
9orbitinper meo giennemiloaeoe
Spigre / Teien, bporpeo Iltomobi-
Iernes 2uitrinae or blcplle %aiennenl-
%Itilfne. Ger err peo iorifieqiee PITT
lebninger lagt meget Irbcioc poa
bette SGrperf, ioct De meo Spigre
foripncoc @oro or blepne iauleoes
n~eogropcbc, at DC life funoc fees, og
finn De bpnsie Spigre itaf pp al Spr-
ben / Tclen.
Nm Tnltoaabntm0 Dc0 Vcue
Tpurdye. Glloel al oct 2onb, ser Iig-
ger ino til Hcgierillgens Srriga-
tionsproicft peo @ene Sourhe, bill
bliuc nubllet ben Soc Srtrli, bellne
@nll9 ialt $4,000 IcreS. Solloet
liggcr moro % pit ipr oct Steb, bpor
Spcl Nemcll cr onlogt. Der pil her
bliue Nognng til omfrina 1875 Tar-
me al ira 40 til 100 glcres, bpcr illb-
bcfottenoe ira 40 til so Icrcs irri-
ecrct @onb. sllt oct 2ano, Iom M
aabnes, iiacS at pprc al oct beOitc
peo bette Yroiett.
@ooe Marsmoiigter. Sra Common
mclotes Den 2Soe 0tai, at Scr par
iulot fire 5pnnler Gcgn / @pbct al
to Gage, % at alt Snlaa9rsn ifieo
Ell hnrtig Tcrt. Mliget bapoe be-
gpnot at ifpoe Nr, % eitcr nlc Wer.
fer at opnlnte pil ben pGre frrbig til
at beitcs ben lite Sllli. Gen loper
MI 20 Slibels pr. Ncre. Ser cr
iuar iaaet 300 Yrocent mere Hllg
END ifior, og meo en- Tris al ST pr.
@l,ibcl pil sSdrnlcrne life tepc nteb
at brillge Ben pnu Warfeoct. Wun
nlcller, at observation-disclosures oil lunl-
me inoen 1Ooc Sllli.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
Mirhtpnn
Wr( hpifnffef 4hnconSa

@el b%eifpttet sDuceoos. Giaman.
ter til N &rroi al $4,000 % andre
&oltbarbeoer, Der bar itiaalet ira
Ell Vlltif / Gsconaba, er a%ier1iunoet
/ Den lille 9p GittIe Safe. 5 0or-
blnoelie nleo Ell garnmcI 9rsno bar
Der grauet cn lmOerioroiif 8ana,
bpori SpDegooict Der sicnut, % til
pocrliaere SeifptteIIc for bette bar
Der | oen traitgc Sang ltolaat fire
@ierneiore. Eplitiet bar ooo bclas
bet paa 1ogct al bpert, % De uoloo-
DC Sare opoageoes, tpr llpgen aif /
bcnr. 30 WGno blep iomtioig orrc.
lteret iom Sppcne.
Senrb JurS ~iasipses. Set bar
paft nleaen Spnlerfion1bco, at gllto.
mobilfabrifont Senrp Soro t
Detroit err rsgen iltIar ileo iinc s(r.
f%itefter, % at oisie MI iagieger ban,
for $4,000. Gen gritnorige sllto.
mobilfabrlfont poabcgpnote for no.
gen Sio iioen Spferelien al ct ga
LAOS nGr Dearborn, % Gbicaso.Ir.
fitefterne bon Solt % 6pfe aniottes
til at p%uretage bette itorc Mrbcioe.
Pit gift imiolertio life ganifc efter
0tr. Serbs Enife, % iioltleben Sc.
brliar 9ap ban bcgge De nGpntc
WTno Ififco poa gruat Eapir,
boorfor oisic III bar anlagt Sag.
Get melt Interest ante peo benne Sag
er imiolertio De OpIpsrtinger, iom
grfitefterllc bar offentliggiort meo
SelIpn til bette MnlGgs ap.
Itcnoc. &c tiger, at Elunerne ON.
iatter en Eortnerbolig fpitcnoe
$33,2tO, 9arase $69,619, 9aao.
bus $5S,546, Sus for 9lomiter
% Elanter $2t,546 p.i.p. ScIpc
Taaningsbuict meo S%psnmebaiin
% mberiproiif Sang til Garage.
Suntrner % ANDRE @ileobuaserar.
beiOer iant 2anoifobsgartneri ar.
ilaaea tilIammen at bile foite CT
rllno WiGion Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

reres life al County. Option openi,
foriaapiot Griften ansaar, mel DC
tluaoea life at iGlse eler icroe fit
Troouft til "tsrre" Strsg. &c fan
altiaa peoblipe at brpgge % ienoc lit
81 til Heo Safe Sails, iom Iiggcr fun
30 Wtil norosit for Groofston, %
oerfra pioere til Norb Iofota eucr
"tsrla9te" Steoer / M~inneiota -
lolfalo iaa lGnae @cbb.acnpon.9o.
ben forbliper / i'm nup9renoe ountle
S%orfatnina. Ser peges pan, at Wtoor.
beao % Gait 8rano SORTS mart oil
opbere at e%riitere lont llooelingsita-
TONER, at ianlme SfiGbne penter
Breckenridge, mar @ilfins County
"terlPgaea", og at Der efter Den
14oc Sllni bliper lint mco al Slo9s
Husbriffetrnilf / Den Lille 9p Oslo i
Worihol Gounttp. Heo 2afe Sails
raaoer oa 8%runoen olcnc ionl bcll
nGrnieit Noro 9nfptu liegcllee
"paaoe" @p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

StranOet / Wreat GaQs.

Stran0et / 8reat Salts. Gn Sc.
orge Sbonpion al gertbolo, Y. O.,
er funben bso pnn lit &Grelie /
@rcot Sails, cfterlaoelloc Zig Ell ,lllg
apilloe, nteo bucm ban iagoes at be-
re blepen gilt finn fem Gage fsr. Gen
lllgc apinoc, Der paa benlte Waooc
bar blepen forlaot / eli frcmnlcb Sp,
er Cater al 9. ". Nelion al Ser
tbolb, %. Gaf, pg De bar blepne gifte
/ Wlnut.
Spariumt mco &cgn. s Chou.
teall % SPILL Spurltper, Der forreiten
regl,es for at tilbpre oe tsrre Streg,
bar ser / Goar pGret iaa ipariomt
nleo Hcgn, at Sarmerre forriee ltgc
begpltotc at blipe Gngitelige. Meget
fam bog enonl rcttes paa peb rige-
li9t Hegn / Suni, % oct cr bpao man
itoIcr pua. Sit @orms bite Jig pau
nlallgc Stebcr / 9egnnoclieu al Sad
rcit, men sen onrctteoc EbelGggcIie
blep oog life iuu itor iom frpgtet.
6roiten bar life allrettet nogen nGp-
ncpGroig Sfuoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

lippifloocn peo en- aonaI, rapporte.
rcoe f%orIcoen til @esislatureil, at
nprntcrc llrocriegclicr meo Seninn
til Den bebitc Nute Tor en- iaooan
Tanopei OH. foriIGttcs, % at
&ongrcsicn opiorbrcs til at ucbtuae
Sope, bporinoer &onalcn fan al.
l9gges.
Eanif / &cmpiba. en- mbetnocIio
Sloebrnno uobrsO iorleoen Mitcn
UNDER Ell ganfct, Iom en- fatbollf
Screening aibolot / acnoiba, % mere
END ct Snes Ecrioner fum mere Ell.
Ter minore tilifaoe peb at neotronl.
pes al ben roicnoe SolfenlaSIe. Ger
ifuloe tugca ct S%otograii al Dc 500
Eerloner, iom bar tilitebe, iicn pco
oct "flaibli9bt", JON / Den Inleo.
ming brugtes al Sotoeraier, an.
t9notcs DC niallae Icforotioncr.
Srooa DC mere beiitOige @Grlos
SeltrTbeller itDrtebc 0iGiterne / ben
plloeltc llorbcn meo lloganeene, %
mango blcp neotrampebe. Gnfelte
boppeoe enooa / blind 6%orifrGffclie
no glcltncm %inouerne. Ser blep
mango brilotc arner % 9cn, men
illgcn pioes at bore follnle Iipsiarlia
tillfaOe.
Sfat cftcrisaes i Iiliuanfee. On.
Del Arbeioere ifdI / ct 9alnmelt SuS
/ Miiipallfee bape iunoet en- alat
8nlbpellgc, eftcr Sigenbe beIsbenoc
Jig til $1,000, OF bette bar leoet til,
at Der nj bolOes lterf @aot pes Sli.
Jet. Irbeiberllc bar blepne i~orliatc
ON at belle Fcngene o. life iige no
get ON lit SltllO, % set par fun til
tTloigpiS at rettc Seofommerbe fit
&ilnoifab Oerom. Get er beuer life
@lcllere lpffcoes at opiporc oisic
Grbeiocrc, men at Siitorien ON
Yellgcnc nleoferer Sanobeo frcln.
gaor ocrof, at flcrc gamle Sub.
mpnter CT blepre iatte / Omlpb
Get eomle Slls eieocs % beboeoes
tpr al Sesie Shoa, Der iorleoen al.
gift peo Cohen, % bans Mrpineer
tror M, at minoit $4,000 t Cub.
npnter al BAN CT ne0grapct poa
SteOct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
ScIefpntartcrnc ~"initcrcs". Som

Sclcphoite 50. bar inofert me Var
ter Tor IGrgere Tiitancer, o. oenne
",suiterinp", iom Selifobct foIoer
set, aoor / nGiten ole 5ilfUIocr no
poo Sorbeiclie al Vriien, glcnnenl'
militia opcr 10 Erocent. 6or Wrltg
al bisie S%eIefonlinier oucr DC pnil'
lioc ire Miuutcr er Sartcrnc | en-.
feltc 5iliTlocr ioreeeoe I'll oct Dob
bette. Sclitobeta Gmbebannrio 'l0cr,
al Giltonccn or logt I'll @o'ta for
oiaic me Garter,
Mcan, llucir os Slom. ST hr'.
ti9t Hcgn, lcbldoct a. nrtnllo0il9t
llpcir % tilbcla Gpcr'nantnlcl'cr'
bar iorri1c llQc hicn1lsat Here Sfrea
/ sen pciiliQc Del Al Stdtcll. Grrll.
bonctroiifcn blcp Tor en- fort Sln oci'
bis Iiollict, i0ct Spor % Vroer mi
lcbcs urf, inoIcoca ncb Wilnocn liant
n1cacnt 2ogon % @oooblnc. enocl
apro % ,bcitc or orTbf, cIltcl al
9pnct cacr rch at l(0bn'c or 'pllllf-
rcbc al Stornlcn. % DC npIlg be-
plor,tcoc WioioaNrc bIcp poa liollAc
Stcbcr eoelo0tc.
ltua Mpbcr incr ImitiN Eeb. Cen
27sonrioc Mtra. Minnie Iontn | ga.
pcllport itoo iorIc0cn GaQ pon vi.
tancn iorou 1T Nicnn oa to'tcoc en-
Nplb til lin Wturo, ionltiOlN ION De
res Nern irnocbc iil oper EcacL oo
hnl plioicllp idiot boaoucr lleo pda
Wtorfcn od brat Nnttcl. lcttc nnr
NiilutnillQcu pnn en- MTtte nlnlorc
llhclo, Tanlillcn houoc pUrct ilo'nt
lnr. Mouocn brof Tor loQcIl 40
ilocn ct NcL % Vprlcnc bIcn tort
ncrcitcr on0rcbrn al StarloGcn3'rf
Der % Ni0hoitc. IomlIicn par net
bIcpcn bcirict ior apurontrlcl
90 oIrococ liz til bcorc (locr, "a
ocnnc iioitc rN ~itcritc llInttc rnnl
lncoc ocll. Set nna'tc a. DC ire "erll
cr ire Wtooncbcr, set rlbltc ottc Nor.
Scrtcn Cages 9icnn. SIoitc 6rc-
0nu mcl0tra ira Here Stcocr / Sto-
ten, ot nun ga hopbc hout rs Cages
llritcl noibrltoi Mc9n, % at ,IeIgcr'
ne bcau,btc al pic liz. Sra Sort
mcIotc3, at Den plontcbc
NtoiSipo roubncoc / bcn Nlcnlcm-
toloc >>oro, iomtlol0 'om
SABRE % onoct Smoa0ron %eocInaoca
poo luulUnot Surb. Gen clcttrllJc
Nonclinic mcllcm Sort loo1c oA
Ico Wolncp par 0Inrt u'arbor pco
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01

Gil Ypitmcitcr / MiIIcr, Soilcoc
Sountn, er iionGpnt 8. u. Nnoerion
Wntterne / Wajoritrtcn. Zen
hampton ictop ailluttebc Germs III
Ter, at Der / Ssbet al 1914 itotro.
"a Ssoller, berai 80 Gutter og 2s
bigger. Ger bar inocn @pcn nsiog
til CT holpt &iulbreoc T%etcrancr ire
@orgcrfriacn % 10 Solbafcrcnfer
Hcm Namptom uurcr. Get piicl
iia III, ni Ncm Nnmpton / Gbicfninn
Gnintn bar fpreQci lit SllobpNacrol.
taI nlcb GOO / sc libitc lem Nnr. Sor.
riac NplfctrIIinN gan @ncn 2.2OC
SiTlc, nj hor Sen $500. SilpTr.
fen iiaca at pare iuno % bcrior per.
mallcnt. hrilfct 'rcrnauar hcraf. al
Scr 'orriac CONNER blcp opisrt opcr
40 me T%oaninQahuIc.
giun Gunutns Nolfcnutnl. Zen
oiiIuttcbe Genius / Sinn Gountn Nj.
Ter, az bct3 Eolfcnltol MI or 10,O51.
Gountncta GnlbcbamTno hor iiTr
anb @rnlb til al OIToc liz opcr ocn-
lie Torelclic. ga bcrca Somingcr
hcrpco nil blinc iorbpicbc. Gcbor
Niapibn, Gplultncta iteritc an, bar
m 40,590 S~nbhnQacrc; bcrnUit
fomncr Worinu mch 1858 ~
Mount %crnon moo l,564.
%rNaeer bnnncs / Mneentinc. )
Gnnucnic al bcn itorc Slobtrn'it bar
Ytnaeutinc@ Nnrono iorriNc llNc be
pllact $4,000 iii NnlTN al @rpQ-
ger, Der oil outage pnltrcilt ct Soar
tol loliNo Ilobcn, % Nrbcioct pil
lfrar photographers. Gen III alortc
%cpilauiua bcironlca ooN TIM ionl
CT libcn N%cgnnbclic, on oct belle Nn-
lrg pcntca at bile folic hcllrnoo en-
ficrococla WtiQiun Collars.
st %llmcnncifc. Socf Garter. Ell
Nrbeibcr / Slpltr Giiu. or blcucn or.
r~citcrct ipr of hopc lloact Slic ppcr
OF lat Tarmc pao en- &lnlh tllhorcn-
sc !. N. Gpon3. 0urct iprnnQ ON.
frill0 ionr eli lcpcnhc Snffcl, inotll
Yluct par ubiluffct. SclItabct til
Tnrcnca @cifpttclic bar tugct lig al
llnicnncItct, oN man hoobcr at 'au
imaolt ham Sen iteritc Strn', Sopcn
iorcifriuer / iouhomc Sil'Tlocr,
nclnlio icn Mars Slopcri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
Sub Pnknfn.
Nn Nurrctnima i &cblcn.

49,
mcra @rain 4 Nucl 50, or mco eli
aupital al $4,000 nrHdni'erct /
%eblcn. %lanot &c 'tprcnoc / orll
me acrporatipn nTunca Martin Z.
Ncllon % $. ). &onion.
&pitbnrt &oipital inouiet. Set i
Yarftpn al aatbolifcrnc opiertc me
Soipital, Der foltcr $250,0o0, bIcu
Sirsoaa iorriac llge inopict al
Sicur Sails @iifpp. gn TGnabc
Ercitcr, 2Gacr % fatbollte Seitrc
beltoa ON Iitcncn / eli %onfct.
%l bpasc &lnbhms. Minibuta
Glib. Der beitaar AZ Sorrctnin9a-
mrnb / @roptinls. har lnforporerct
mco eli Marital al $4,000 Tor at
ppirrc Ct alubmu0 pcb Sofc Camp
bell. @lanoi Snfcrporoiercrnc CT
i. !. &araloion % =. =. Sllpn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
3utarnnnu.
Gn Wtilipn Npo Srrlait brrn0t.

Gm Wtillion 1Spo Srrlait brrnSt.
Gn ~Sloebrano / Iunburp, Burnett
Goluntp, iprt9rcoc forleocn en- Wtil-
lion SSob SrGlait, ct Eur Sfur % ct
Guullingshus, onrcttenOc ialt ct Cab
al ppcr S25, 900.
Stort Weieri brrnbt. Get itore
Glf Wollno Mcicri / elf Wouilo
neobrrnotc Nat til 26oe Otai meo
ct Cob al $1,000. Isiuranccn be-
lob ii9 til fun $4,000. Iprrctnin-
gen iortiGttcs uben Nibrnoclie, ibet
1Sleoen bridges til ollorc Vfeierier
inbtil en- M @pgning er opicrt %
iat iitonb.
Smfferinonitriem gjenoplipes. =
llnitco States Sii9ar Cos. Snbrif /
WtobiIor, eli al Sc ~iterite / Stater.
lfol iaien optagc Sriftcl. &c beie
Suffcrpriier forenet rleo &c millbrc
tilircosltiucnoe Triicr pan Sobaf pil
bepirfe, at Suffcrinouitrien life
aleue pil gienoptages, men enoog
giprc ct itort Spiping.
Moocr % to Ssnner brrbt. Gil
mere cnb ulminoelig isrgelig lllpffe
inotrof ocn 2Soc Wtai peo Hocinc,
ioct Wirs. Gbriit Sanlcn og belbes
to Conner, 10 og IA Nar eamle,
blcu orpttc pco at ocres Mntompbil
paafiertcs al ct Yasiagertog puo
Tortb @citcru @arle1. Mr. @anlen
Iclp fonl iao %olporlia tilifaoc, at Der
bar Tore for bans Gin.
!Spit |ano ueo "a GrOsic. Dis
lisiippifloDen %be9prote forrigc llec
at 9oa oper inc BREEDER pco "a
Groslc, ioct alt 2nplanD rullbt @perl
par lat unbcr %anb, ligcipm Der OF
loo trGnntcs @nab iorat bciarc eli
fcltc Stcocr al Niucrlibc Tnrf. Zen
citliac Gel al Ncrobpcu Dor oaluo
oelpis lat UNDER %ano, bporpco Here
,sarlilier ian at liac par aflfaarne 'ru
S"rlOcrocllcll.
Nnrbsbcr orrbt. Glrtcr Snall.
ion, ell 30 Tor 9antmcl Nprbeocr
paa ct Burlington &urtistog mcllcil
ct. Talll on Saponna, tit iorri1c
Sirsoag Nitcn eli brat Geo peo &c.
npa, ibct ban rammebca al Den &ran,
hpcrpaa YoitiGffc bpngcs Tor at cp'
Iougcs al Sugct. 5oaet gif mco en-
6art al 80 Ntil / Simen, oa Sprbs'
ocreu pcb at lGne liz no gicnnen1
2ufcnlotipcts Sinou ramnlcocs / So
peoct.
&analfummisIUm %rapportcrcr. =
Zen %anmnuislion, Der blcp ncn'a'
Tor at mocrlelc MlIliahcocn a. at
iprbinNc gate Supcriur mco Mis'is
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
Eptiuu Miitcmninn / Mpobhnc.

9tr'eQnlnN ont Cption 9l'itumuing /
Woo0huc Gpuntn cr in0lcpcrct mes
ct mere enc tilltrUttcli0t Nutol I'm
ocr'triftcr, % Nrltcnmiugcn cr iait.
lat til l2tc %lli.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
O:Ntm

iGlses iJr 80 esnts. st Suiin foter 81. 20.
80 toitsr SIS. 20. COB Soriisneiie for agen.
ter. hinge % eamle, MGno % suiucer
ran 'Gl0e nen. Ellie tlsber bert. Senp Re.
niuius mso Soutaut til F. w. Arneson,
1907 N. Richmond ST., Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-01
3tliultrTrtu.
@nmmcl Settler hpo / Gnucrnr.

G%nArbrct Sliom Ser / mango Nlor
hor pUrct bolot / Moct Gountu. or
'orIcbcn nnb hos i'm Scu / %rpcrlc.
Nou ppnancbc Den beic Alocr al -
NQr.