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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13
Military Preparatory Schools

Secretary Bakers annual report con
famed "a suggestion which Congress ought
rot 10 neglect. one Of the weak points IN
our military system is the haphazard
method ty which appointments are made
10 the military AND naval academies. Most
Of these appointments are made on the
recommendation Of members of Congress.
Formerly the power Of appointment was
treated as "a political pcrquisite. In recent
years congressman have taken largely TO
holding competitive examinations IN their
districts. the two highest on the list OF
aspirsnts being chosen as principal and al
tcrnate.
But the whole scheme Of selection is ca
PRECIOUS. The conditions Of entrance are
not standardized. As a result a large per
ccntace of those nominated are rejected
when they present themselves. The cadet
BODY al West Point has been for years
much below its authorized strength and
there has been "a great disparity in the
qualifications of those admitted.
The Secretary Of War asks Congress to
establish military preparatory schools from
which the most proficient students Will
graduate into the military and naval acad-
cmies. IL is a thoroughly sound idea.
Such schools would set a standard for ed
mission to West Point and Annapolis.
They would create "a frmer bond between
the army and the navy, officers in the two
services having been thrown together as
preparatory students They would also
furnish. in the body of graduates for whom
there might be- no place in the two acad-
cmies. a reserve organization Of young men
partially trained 20 become officers or to go
into the important industries which sus-
tain an army i'm the field.
Sound military opinion strongly favors
the scrapping Of the present outworn sys-
tenn Of academy appointments, which IS
hopclessly awkward and inefficient 1t
would cost little to establish and maintain
the necessary national preparatory schools.
But whatever their cost, it would be repaid
10 the country many times over through
the work they would do in improving the
personnel Of the two services and i'm
Strengthening the inadequate reserve Of
possible officers on which the army and
navy must now depend in case Of emer-
rency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13
Extracting the Brick

-. - IL - - ,,-o~Je m,
mayor 'N'''i'e' ''' nv - -.
'e'olHg INC Su1o .'0.N0 ~ WV r,1-.-
Ihe budget oii''Cs ie 0''l'u 'i.o''
Mountaineering poil'lcS-anu poii'iC' ~
was; d" endeaVo! 10 acquire Ioi 'ie ! an ''''-
many majority III 'Ne i'o'iu q 70 '-o''
l'r T's'u eCoHoiiy y 80 ms r ~
'Va'oi VI '''e ''''0' - .o-...:a.;s..
arg ApPor'lo'''''e ~ HO'u app 'p 20 60.
~ '"e'i 'o"''0 P'''''C -, v. -
Aldermen "e''' "'oi'e my! s''0"eu '''0''
l'c@p@c''E ny i'Je0'-ns ''e'i'' 9'l'''' "
amount 'u1 Oh EIe"' Importance 1o' ''''
l'o'inS me cry "o'h' i"ey SNOW now 50
in'F personal ahnn0s''y OF p0i'''1 %,
- 'oi-oy sI"sn''g S'''''eS VI me-, ''''
"a'm 'ney nave Oeen at o1us' anu ,''''
utterly iaHel 20 convict lNe po"Iu VI hS''-
late Oh extravaganza SINCE WIN d ouuE''
o. >-IluyV'VOO, they were aDle 10 oe'e'e
l,cms tota-lng only SIzO'UVV' ana were
Unable 70 give reasons TO explain OF JuS''Iy
those cuts.
The Mayor has done wen 10 restore 'nS
budget TO the condition IN "hich 'Ne DoaIu
o. Estimate ADOPTED IL, WIN lhe eAcepOlo"
O.. three unlmporiant items AS III no"
stands, II represents careful ana lons-c0n-
s-acrea estimates OF me Guys neeo7' maze
N''oo1' po"''S ~ m'nu' O"Seo %" '@ per
A.ov'ccFc Oh depaf'meh'al of'@i''.,.''o"
aud departmental plans ana ou'ie'' IHes4
',maies lhe Aldermen "ou-a nave as
'lrocc, tGosc plans the Aldermen "o4s+
have distorted boy their silly cuts wi'ho~,
''a@nF .avnG OF one point IN inc Ia"
it'e' as OoH'ro-.e' ''"u'' E"S' -'51''..
aey 'nFe" a DI''" ln'o INC coE~i''' rs, vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13
BuIlet-Proof Glass


\ new glass. transparent. tough and strong.
which has all the advantages and none of the
defects Of brittle, fragile window glass, has
been invented.
A .22-calibre bullet cannot penetrate il, a
brick cannot shatter il, heavy man thrown
against il under all the terrific momentum
of a collision would not go through IL, but
would be thrown back from II uninjured BY
flying glass because none would fy; stone
thrown against il will bounce back like a
golf ball.
The secret Of IFS strength is a sheet Of
white. transparent celluloid 2l-l 900 of an
inch thick. which is placed between two
pieces of glass. The glass and celluloid are
simply welded together under high tempera-
ture and tremendous pressure. the resultant
being "a solid sheet possessing an the trans
rarency Of the best plate glass. combined
with the strenS \ OF q sheet of metal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: When Judge Deehanty Of General
Sessions ruled as unconstitutional that sec
ton Of the parole law under which mags-
trates have sentenced hundreds OF habitual
disorderly persons and Migrants TO the Work
house for an indetermnate period not to
exceed two years. he further ruled that finger
prints taken in the magistrates courts may
not be taken as evidence OF prior conviction.
What the venerable justice holds about the
finger prints. as has been invariably shown IN
the past whenever voice was raised IN
opposition 20 this means Of identification,
r.anifests clearly that he is utterly unfamiliar
with the principles underlying the subject.
The identification by means OF finger
prints, originated with the Chinese 1000 b..
C., has been in use for almost 1000 years,
during which time it has been reviewed by
great number of men, included among
them recognized scientists; and in all these
years there has never been recorded single
case where one had Investigated this method
and had been opposed TO it,
Scientific proof OF the highest order sc-
companies every case of Identification. and
as TO the possibilities of two finger prints
being exactly alike Bulthszard, a French
expert. calculated that the chances are less
than for every l followed by so zeros
Why, then, should there be any reluctance
on the part of the legal profession to include
on the records finger print evidence as legal
evidence? Since lawyers are not thoroughly
conversant with its details, and cannot con-
ceive the truth without them, why not place
confidence in authority, as is done with all the
other accepted sciences when legal evidence
IL required? AARON NJ. BLApTMAN.
Naux Ynrk DAa 4 1AlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13
Dealing with an American Peril.

1t is some years now since the learned
DR.. Bode, Of Berlin, demolished the Amer
lean bugbear in the art market. Amer
leans. he explained, we're ready enough to
spend unlimited Gums on what they sup
posed TO be valuable but fortunately
their tastes were too crude and unculti-
waited to distinguish between a master
piece and a rank forgery, and so, while
they were the ready victims Of shrewd
and INSCRIPTIONS dealers, their competi-
ton was not to be dreaded by serious
connoisseurs and collectors.
Dr.. BODIES mind was never changed
easily, but in time he did modify this
opinion and learned to look on the Amer
lean collector with as much apprehension
as any of his colleagues in Europe. Less
celebrated persons of his profession had
long been conscious of the peril, and in
several countries steps had been taken or
proposals put forward for checking the
drain on national treasures of art. Eng
land felt the pressure Of American wealth
more severely, perhaps, than any other
country, and when MI LLOYD George HFsI
began TO so Tor the dukes all SorlS oil
fantastic schemes were SugReS'eu LOT 'le
preservation OF threatened helrioohS'
which seemed destined sooner or later 10
fall either to Germany or the Ohllea
States The war mas disposed Ior tne
present OF one OF the competitors ou1 II
has LETT the other with opportunities
greater than ever and has made IL more
dlliiculJ 10 devise means 10 meet eliei
gcncics. For there is clearly no nope IN
these hard times TO rescue masterpieces at
the eleventh hour as celebrated Nelas-
quez was rescued Just before the war
either by popular subscription OF Dy spe-
e. government grants.
ia order to oeaI with this Niilicuily'
AMONG others, Lord DAbernon la1ely IN
trotuced bill TO extend the powers OF
,he trustees of the National Gallery en-
aiding them to sell more or less super
iuous works OF art IN order TO purchase
others or 10 exchange such as can De
spared ior WORKS lA &"HeIle9 oi I"e Do-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13
GERMAN HUMANITY DEFENDED
Proof That Ii Is Not Much More than
Two Centuries Behind England

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: I read with much interest the recent
accounts of the Belgian deportations and
Viscount Bryce's comments thereon, as
transmitted by your London correspondent
Hovv strange that one so versed II world
happenings as Lord Bryce could not cite
precedent for these unhappy doings without
going so far afeld as Attila and the Turks.
Surely it has not escaped his notice that
in the middle of the seventeenth century
England perpetrated similar but darker
crime in ireland by transporting thousands
of the population 10 work as slaves IN the
West Indies.
OF Young boys and girls alone, according
70 Sir William Petty, 5000 were thus trans
norted. while some Irish accounts state that
the total number sent to the tobacco islands
as they we're then called, reached lOO,OOO'
Bands of soldiery," says A. NJ. Sullivan
went about, tearing from the arms or their
shrieking parents young children OF ten or
twelve wears, then claiming them in gangs,
thew marched them to the nearest port
Henry Cromwell divers SOM, writing
from Ireland 10 Secretary Thurloe, says: u
think il might be Of like advantage TO your
affairs there and ours here II you should
think to send l.5O0 or 1000 young boys OF
twelve or fourteen years OF age to the place
aforementioned West Indies). Who knows
but it may be the means to make them
Englishmen-I mean, rather, Christians
Thurloe answered: The committee of the
Council have voted 1000 girls and as many
Youths to be taken up for that purpose
Is not this much more fendish and cruel
than what is charged to the Germans
JOSEPH ". GANAN.
New York, Dec. II, 1916
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13

You can purchase merchandise advertised
in TIE TRIBUNE with absolute safety-ior
II di.,ati,faction results in any case IhL
TRIBINF guarantees TO pay your money
back upon request. No rcd tape No gun
blins. We mahc good promptly II the ad'er-
User docs not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-13
Finger Prints

New York. Dec. IL, 1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Tpoens SOFT.

BOX Gen amuuo @rene er pGu0re;
oort 2eosbuOet TOM oeu 9Ne Yidi
1916.
R,t CT ca. - War. iioen ban NJ Eu'
"reiupoom. Sililut eft oet til oiertct.
6tiltet bleo Tor uorr. 2e5uoeu bIeu
ser YGt / 6iertct.
Searapslien ioregit Den IRE &lI
Uco AlbGu @~euiaheos Nrte. RIOS
belt. @ia.. iorrettet peO lluoertegneNe.
@auge Roll bar ;tIiteoe iordt bGcre
hons Dlinoe.
Gen 9i0eot blew isot zen 17oe "a
mar 1856 al SorrIoreue Gle og gins
ran Srere / Sangruosoaleu. q Stjeu.
Rorae. 6au Tom I'll Amsri.a meO tine
SorRlore ! 1873. 2e boiatie 10 /
Hrrbeeen al 1cnuojulOiu, ISIS. III az
bc1unbe mto. men tlm ior uogle &nn'
uerer. ! &o0tm6er giddueo idnme
slnr ilntte0t ban meo SorTl0re III vi
ian. ISIS. 0du eirerlaoer 0uitu OF
iirc @sru: @nbsl. Coiu. Hlnu oa
alice. Ge5uoeu er Der lem Ssitenoe
tilJa0c: &eoer. STAT. grS. Sobn 500
rc. Mrs. Gle ellington OF Mrs. &inn
Scer.
Srelte uar Ell mil Sannlleiar. 0air
pnr elno / lin Sumilie. 0uu oil blI
orbt iGpue!.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

Sreiteu hiemms 90 beisrse Set ino.omne
biemienet. 3erbprte / Rineernss youS.
hror @iaesu itps. ior mango al os.
bppr @arne. OF llussomSaareuc til,
braa'ec, "a iom oi forIoe mce ioo ruu0t
ct Sicrte. iasee Gar % Ror on Sstcus
81 CT iisite SareeI, HiTSe Ut oIemmc
aamlc Gorac9 % Sa ii9r Siembns,
benz 2austfra! saa IaSer oS. @en.
ue7 piis t @isrnsus. Al Vi miuScS
oon,Ie no mes en- Save til Ssoebns.
zen I 1916. Sda iit0uo n Iptal Sub'
ifription. Ser hoor ee;te life laetr ia
eisre. ieno ebers Sierap iii SoosStnS'
ierereu G. u. Mela1S. 9ortbipooo.
Soipa. Saa enIIer ies port Soreba'
penSe tilstte % eoo Srem8ans. Sea
tatter aue benz. iom har. pripdt %iadoeIs
lem o~ffentIis tiIiirerst mig Spunntrins
iii ar toae fot % beher eraper alsre
fit iii. al Ell auielig Minoeadpe I'll Den
flare Ssnebnso bIir iautIet. Saabcr
iraen oil betrdgte @dpen iom er TIe
mise. 9nuatfral Set CT en- @irlo
foy ale Sober nj mr.. i~ooIruae oi nor
hos 0or. % npoer NoQIi9 % pil nnSe
suct al. inolruBe u Ieoer. % Iom ogs
iaG err i~ncpIautet / gftsrnU9teu.
On oenlie 6ilieu til mine ti@re
@pohefolt / Serbelc5beo % I'll ale !
MJminbcliahcb.
Seres for gpabeeapeia8eu, orb.
8. u. 3aeeu, SER.
Belgrade, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

3irfebps Baarb er BET STrin8sbolp,tal.
Saa er set en- flor So~rbefdbrit noe poa
@Iernipmnra.
genberne bapbe e~leftriit SelpSunig.
Seq fontrer life ibu buor Sen fom ira.
Ssoenidiolb bpIot paa at bp99e I'm egeu
&laftitatiou; ban minerte neo peo Nele@
bontmen Ell s SOB ueb i 6ieloet % iaa
bIep Der Iaat & Sob Hpr belt uep iii
Sammere Sammen. Ser ifulbe Surbin
% Motoren barre. Sc boIot pna ar
irtie inc 9ebninsen / Stulo % Sips. "a
b; bar Der. Seq traf Yeter @uIobrans
len eler @onbe iom nj toloie BAN.
@%omlingen a Iprpf euOnu, iaepe Tes
tel. GAN er i Yolt, Ninn. Yeter er
i 9ritine. 0tinn. Seq berte 9aIuor g.
Norcf baooe p9ret i Nor9e. Seq taIte
meo ears SappeIruo % ON on 0aIpor
ifuIoe tr9ffe til at is bisie 2iuier, ian
Tan ies billie big fra 0uitau Sattloa.
San a liot arg, foroi ban life nj
inaffe meb big. 8au Ieper PED 9isniss
bammen. Seq %itanOiebe en- Sat Der.
Saa faar ie9 lutte. Seq haaber aurs
ben er iuIp, ina bet life saar mere /
ben. en- uenlis 5ilien iii Neoatter %
Ferionale. % iaa faar ale Qatteoez
Ter pGret Billet. Ser er mango al Dem
nebe / Winnelutn os Soma.
&. u. SIottenbus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Sra 9riscpn, u. Taf.

Meb set iammte ies lenoer inb min
&omttngent for "Poiten", iaa faar iee
bebe ON Ylaos for nosle 2inier. Sris>
cou er en- Iioen triuelis 9p. Ser er en-
bIanbet @efolfnin9. Ser bar GOD Nplins
iibite Nar. Set bar alt begbnot at
fomme gmigranter inb MI. Set bar en-,
iom banbe 2 a 8 "garloabs", os iaa
er bet 2 til fra Spb Satotn.
Seq bal / Norge for to Gar iiben.
Set bar 3S Sar, iiben iea reiite berfra.
ioa bet bar ltore SoranSringer itoen.
Seg Tom fra Saffeoalen. Set tar life
iaa l9nee fra 3riitianid MI, for 8ers
s~ensbanen 9aar giennem 2aIen, iaa Oct
bar NOT anberlebes, ba hi boebe Der.
Nt fenbes alt meo 8anen, men ri
mautte bore ira "a til 80 Softer meo
gladb9r ben LANCE Sci 2H rorif Wtil,
% ben 8~refienaaiens 9lsiu bar life iaa
let at 9aa op, men ri bar aIoris tr9tte,
men bpab ifulbe bet blipe meb llngooms
men MI, ON De itulbe feIee / De gamz
les Sobipor? Set blep bit life meaet
ieien at Dem. @pgninserne paa 8olms
iiten fob Der rsbnalebe. iom De aiorbe
/ gantle Sage; p9iaa Sluttenbuiene.
&appeIrIb er last unber @nrtet. Hps
gaarb er 8 Samilier. Yaa Nprgar'n err
2ebinebuiet taget bort. Ssn al anoreas
Notfelbb bar ct flint GUS / Wasieenga.
Stolen er paa Norba9en. Saa er bet
8 a 9 tore Suie mellem R%sflebneapen
oe Nesbierget, og bet er Sattiesaarb,
btor Inoers SaIbp bar. Spor Cars
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Tra Scubep, Mpntana.

Sor en- Sin iiben itreu iee ct Srep
til "Yoiten", iom unb9it Yapirtirben.
men iaa faar ie9 Vaapafning, for at iea
ifrpber al Ieberipenbene; 6orltaar NOT,
al Der enfelte. iom life taaler at bpre
nosen anben roit enb Jig lelp; men Oh
inar bel taule bet gus.
Seq bar ielu De iom bGn9er / Stotz
fen, men fan Oa life bape % misunoe
Yeberipenbene beres Nattero for bet.
90 life bar jes friet til Dem, iaa jea
neb, bnor panItelig DC er. @n ltllloe
lite bare ie pda Den merte Sibe al
airing, 1au niloe BET oRre lettere al
aanbe. 90 naar Ell Ter pna besse Sis
Der. iaa blir bet tor 6oritieI paa en-
Yeberibenb o9 III iur, pranten 8one.
Ga hi babe life bare 8reo til bin
Wibbae, men andre 9tetter osiaa. Not
at bette aj9rrinstul; iee itreb life
for at iaare noeen, tun for Woro.
Ser bar p9ret Ell folo, iitr Iino /
belle Idr, men Bet er M mart ooer
meb @aararbeibe alieebel, % Der iaps
pes ON 2auo paa Sort Yect. men III
er bet omtrent forbi her peb 2inieu.
Ser bespnoer MI at bline mango bra
Tdrme Der, omenoifjent alt er MT. Gi
bar life pGret Der / 3 Gar iuIbt enonu,
men Der er en- flor S%oranbrin9 pda ben
1ib. Wi tom Bio ira Sooo 60, Winn.,
% COB Sag ale 5 berneoe! en- penIis
SiIien til "9ecorabsY Soften" os oens
29fere. en- yonefteaber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

@r9saonac Tom en- for SeIoaare. air'
Ten ben beiemnIte. iom 'tpe Der lanai
borie sna 9ai,en meo CT So0rn ion
hFit. % Sen unecrlipe Mot'e,IonNeu,
ion, buer Ssueoa til GctmeSie 'oIote
ole @nRNeus anrnIe oa un9.. % &c
Tom; ect war berIipt en- 0a''er SsneoeSs
moraeu 1T ie sen tore airfeaImue
tommc fisrsuec % ~aaaeuSe LANCE goa;
Bet bar pee en- hia Hrlsenine. Sisru
ION mssie airtcaInmeu. at ban n. Sns
iplratiUueu Ill fin pafre Sdua:
BEG 'icrsr irem %aienrem StruoIeirpo
/ Sen>0asiiilheo n,eS dloitelno.
SIt LITTER Solsn fra gip0 I'll Sroen,
icm oar osi ieIps gI'irrIiebsSeu;
O. soil iorbi mia ri air.e %fiers;
mart tiger Sanaer for aabue Eere.
Settle er bare uo9lc iaa Al Sc IN
iinoe berliee. patrc &juoer ira Sen
aonle @arer. 0iembp9oeu, por Barn
hem. Dor llnaoom.
Shit ca miuueit Elm Qam0u @dro
meo tore Gre "a Huunar.
&oaar. Natfnr o. Nerg "a 5taro
OF @lomiter pau Greuue @rumudr.
Ser e9 baoOe meg 10 aoot cit Nom,
0us oa Nor. meo baaNc 9rr % @Iom;
oil ca uspttc iom ein Giecbom
meb bauoe 2ut % 9unuar.
Ter TAR Solar % Sioer uog,
Ser CIR os Sislar tIunao;
De- bar 8uiter oe inecr Stog.
DC. nliuuo Sualar iuuao.
Sett meb Stoun ITO ei @isrt 10 breih.
Der haoNe SiiGrerun lit anniIe 8eio.
Storsu long i mar Elm Sop, iom beto,
OF @rIur / Sunct IpuIn9o.
6eime bar ca 10 uioa fieuo
on ildp iuu tpdr ca piIoe.
i tpart GUS / een bciIc @reno.
nm euroa Solicit tuiIoe.
Ser bar Rienningdr / mar Gin ardn.
% nnnr ca uficuoe Solt iett ilaa,
ipurbe ca rabt, mar hei par iiroa,
% Sci a life miIoe.
Gar Ser notion. ION Der Ieio pouNt
% oarot fpre Snp oa Spila,
brooot Def ipurbeit mn 9hgoi runot.
o. ale tptte, bet bar lila.
Ola mirnnit ee mi 9nmIe eirenb.
nnar e9 framaro ut / @eroi lteno,
beimeInllS. irenoelnuS on litct tleno
oG litnr pdo 2eifdu lila.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
VoreHoroinser!

Sea Ter at Dor adrondgne SetretTr,
9r. &arl g. &plieth, bar befieuotoiort
/ Gbiierne, at Sioen for Horofiorbit9us
net oil bIipe ben 20be. 21he og 22be
Suni. San loper o3 Ct StGone meb
Yroerdm og llnoerboIonlug, lem oil
operaaa ale andre Stppucr iad at bette
tan blipe ct Icrteadr ! pnrt Gags &is
itcrie. Seq er iorpiSict on, at oct, Sr.
&olieth Iober os, bill bli 9ieuremfert.
Seq maa faa 9op at pe9e pnc entcIte
Sin9 / Sorbinbelie meb Or. aolIeth3
Nrbeioe for 2aeet. 8 Ilminbeligheb er
BET paniteliat at fprit1a hpormeact Irz
beiSe. ser er paolagt 2agetS SctreiTr
az 9iere, oo ON NO ital a frem I'll
npaet Neiultnt. mnn bette Nrbeioe aie@
res. % BET bar rift ig al bet Grbeice
81. 8oIietb bar siort for 2a8ct, al I'M
gen bebre &nnS for SetretGr tunSe ri
lea. 9r. 8olIetb bar altiS fremhoIot,
at bore Stcrner bnrhe hi altio bnpe /
Wioteu al itsrer NorofiorbsS Excitement
tel % life iont ida oftc / itsrre Sper.
for oet er Iarot Iom ban iaa ofte bar
Ioat. Set er life NorNfioroiu9erne, ionr
ital opIeee NorbfiorNInget; men Norns
ficroloact 1om 'tol upieae Horofioroins
ocrne. Senne Sanfe bite ita al orre
ben rette peo St9puet, iom boIbteS Iioite
CONNER / genfor. 8i bobbe nit ct
al bore beoIte St9oner. Ilbrig bar
2aget bart ct mere yarmouth Strpne
90 ioabant Samurbeibe. 90 er life
9deets tore @aaI? Gar BET lite
oisie Souter. iom melt bepRoeoe va
tor Melono, ba ban ItrRoebe Ino inoers
liat meb at fda ct Norofiorola9 oraanis
ieret? Set er bsu ianhe @uno, lom
bgr lepe / bort Gag % bragg os Roros
fiorbinoer lammen ira bet Ipreote, 'om
Sr9ffueIe, engang ON Garst, I'll bore
StGuner, 6upr hi fan frpbe oS | Brat
oa @ammen. | gamle og rpe Wtinoer,
fra bore onmle @~nrnoomshiem Der borte
/ 0orbfioro 90 bort Str9p nteo at ar
Ueioe % irentoper / bort nbe Sabre
lano. Gen iioite NbGlb paa bort St9ps
re / SenIon 9iorbe ct i%aaoant obers
rpIoenbe 3nbtrnt pna mig. NIori9 bar
lea hapt en- inn hng9elig Shino pao
roaet Webe. Ser islte ie9, at ri man
oe mnbrebe Noroiiorbingsr ira bet
iprebte pirteliq ielte os b%ientrte. Nnats
bore St9pner hare mango laonnnne
StunSer.
Sen, iom met ItnlSes Satteu for at
Vi fit Isbet / 9enion os for, at Ms@
oet bleo Iaa peInttet / ale 9ele, er gr.
aplietb. 9iselebes er bet meb bans Cir
beibe for @tinbeeaben / Horbiioro. va
ltor Relanb er ogiad en- al Dem. iom
ltrrtteIio bar arbeioet for Ninoe9nUer,
han eIler Ir. aolietb bar fdnet
,en 9a~uitienneIie, iom be buroe hdoe.
mipRrenoe Sormauo er o9iaa
N enersiit @arb, iom life iad Iioet
bar aiort for II Oribe Winoegaben |
oaun. Sans Ndbu er beltieuot blnnot
life Noroiioroin9er, Sasfsrer elias
J1ddie. @auee andre bar o9ida 9iort
ueaet for RirSegaUen. Seq haGbcr,
Rinoe9aben oil bIiue iaa ltor, uonr
port Rsoe bIir / Raoiicn. at III ale
IAN fsle at bette BORT Iaal, Ionr Vi
lar ar6eioet paa MI / ida mango @ar.
= reipetta6elt og Greiilot flIOenot.
Ia, Iaa irGffes hi ba / Raoiion ale=
% hpseelist IfoI hi iaa bet.
Ser bar Sr. aoIietb Iopet. oe ies Deo.
Ifal iaa oet goot, naar ban Tiger oet.
Ia pelmsot bu ale : sooe HOroiiorNiuz
lerl 9ebite 6eIiiug. eSer5
:. 3. aoritno,
Sermon. Miuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

0du ileuNit oQinn I'm Stnlo for Sub.
2et ltOitt huu ideoe puu ,Suro Gar:
'"uS u mia 1rme Spuoer naaoia~.
Zen @nna iom hau par meoet iurtros
Iir med ror NO. 3sS / Ganot1Os cal.
mcbop:
"0trre lea hdr SAMPLER iloe.
SpnoenS 9taat 5leU mig FOR TOR.
%eien lc8 Ct oGuore plloe;
Zen On uiier / 0it Orb
"a bpor fiuoe9 mn zen oule.
Npor min Siam Ieg .uUOe thule?
IA. udor Sruoen 5lir iepenOe ileret.
D. Dir ser Eso &eu / Den idmms
SGIme bar nj ogiad bette:
"Gicu o Seiu5 Sine @unoer.
"a en- Sradbc al DIT Blob.
@isre Tan Oct Raaoeus llnOer.
ut min Stooe 0oroer goo.
Serior Zen I'll NtQ leJ bditer
Qlla Tor olue Ssooer iaiter."
@eIiiRnet pGre Nrettes 9liuocl
e z. giaiteo.
("Stauorn0Uen" beoes optngc Bette
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
MimSer fra Den sanale @aren.*O

Set er iaa paste at mines BEN
aamle 8adrSen iSna, Rorees Seitioss
oog. Gae bar Inie Tinoer ira set
Steo, boor Dor @ugee itoo. bbor hi
Icste iom Barn % boor Ri tilbrasts
pore isrite glade l~Insoomsonae og gnr;
bisie bebneelise Riuoer tommer over
oy ieiennem belle port 2iu. os BET pas
ier iaa gobt. al bi rtinbes Bet ! SRIe
le5ifab Ri lloHptterioIt paa en- Zig 9na
iom ibag. 17be Nai, Roraes itore Va
tiouaIbae.
Iaar ies IRier eaer ibuser Nisie
patrc Beers al Soar aaien on zen
anmle @aren, iaa ilpr mine Santer
beitauois oiS. bpor pi 1aooe Set uiee
.lloipu opsr gpaNsu CSsuiet). @Iomd.
iom iuoeoe iig iqisunem sc greme
Sremiagt beo Guoreip Satie peo 17Nc
Raiiciteu / 3orolano5 airte. Surs
geon cafe. Rjun. SiientIiggiort
eiter CpiorOring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
IRA OIaSaptp, Wunt.

Set resuer Der M, os bet bar resnet
/ belle fire Sage, iaa her er not at
pcact SprreIten ier alt looenbe M, oa
SoIf itrentmeu IND fra ale aanter for
at taee 2anb. Nt 0anoet bill bli optd'
ae. benne CONNER. 9auoet er az bet
bebite, os en- fan tnse en- balo Seftlon
cher 800 gcres for 500, oe man be-
beper life at leoe pnd Oct mere END mo
@aaneoer ON Naret. Ser maa bret
tes op" 40 Icres, % man ntaa l9tte
op ct Sus - 12X12. Set er 9oot
&cberlaa for 81 Wtaanebers Cpholb o9
Irbeibe. Seq talte meo eli Wnno her
on 9agen, iom tos tit Sanb for ct Var
iiten. San fan fan $4,000 for bet M.
Set er life iaa pGrit paa ct enelte aar.
Ser er ct goDt Steo for ct 9ountrps
Store beroppe, 40 NiI fra Glasgow.
Ser fan man ogiaa faa @oltfontoret.
Nnbreip 9. Glen.