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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-19
Plans May Be Changed.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 18-
Failure by Francisco Villa, on whose
trail more than 1000 troops are march
ing, to make stand and fight before
the end OF next week will radically
alter the methods SO far employed by
Gen. John J. Pershing, commander of
the expedition. This was learned at
Fort Sam Houston here today, but what
Cen Pershings' plan is has not been
revealed. and will not be IL Cen Fred
erick Funston. department commander,
can prevent il.
When Gen. Pershing led the expedi-
tionary force over the boundary line
into Mexico the tuncture of troops
which has taken place near Casas
Grandes was planned with little ex-
pectation that villa would be sighted
before this time. II was realized that
the only chance for the Americans 10
catch him at that stage of the opera
tions was that he would gather his
forces and resist their advance Not
only did he not do that. but according
to Gen. Funstons reports, not shot
was fired at the invaders.
II Gen. Pershing's scouts have
brought him information as to villa s
exact location, IL is said that the fact
rs not known at general headquarters
here. There is reason to believe, how
ever, that villa has retreated as the
Americans advanced. and that now he
is somewhere in the Gaieana district
south of Casas Grandes, in the environs
where cavalry force under Col. Dodd
rested today. One report received by
Gen. Funston from Chihuahua indicates
that ne was at Colonia Gracias with
q hout 400 men, but most of those re.
uorting conteuted themselves by pIac-
ing him 'in the mountains from fifty
to 100 miles south of Casas Grandes."
Tension Lowered at Headquarters.
Unofficial reports that Gen. PershinE
did not insist upon sending his advance
cavalry force into Casas Grandes after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-19
WEATHER.

Partly cloudy and warmer today. To-
morrow fair: gentle to moderate variable
winds. becoming northwest.
Temperature for twenty-four hours end
ing pm. Highest, 32: lowest, IA.
(Full report on page 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-19
Mr.. Mann Expresses Doubt.

Chairman Hay said in the House yes
terday that his was the president s
own BILL" and this was questioned later
by Republican Leader Mann:
Doubtless the President favors the
best he can obtain said Mr.. Mann. Il
have no doubt he favors it over exist
ing law"
Last night President Wilson let it be
known that while he approves the gen.
eral features of the Hay bill, he has
not committed himself to it's details.
Administration officials are looking to
the conference committee. which will
adjust the House and Senate bills after
passage. to produce measure which
will have the Presidents full approval
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-20
MEDALS GALORE
 TO MARK VICTORIES

Germany has caused to be made a wonderful series of medals to com memorate her numerous victories since the beginning of her present war. She has allowed no incident to be called unworthy of medal. We'll known sculptors and medalllsts nave been engaged to design the medals, and not only bronze and silver, put even gold. has been used in thelr manufacture. Many of them nave cost considerable sums of money to issue, but in spite of their hlgh prices they have commanded very large sale.
 Some of the victories which have been honored with medals are Lou vain, Ypres, Maubege and Tirlemont' The medal for Maubege marks the de- feat of the English cavalry brigade. A satirical medal was struck for the entry into the war of Japan. One Of the most interesting of all the col lection is a silver medal with DOT trait of General von Gluk on the face and bearing the inscription, -.Nach Paris, 1914" This was made in anticipation of the fall of Paris Another medal which was struck to commemorate this same event bears this inscription: we Germans fear only God-nothing else in the world. " These last must be given back to the melting pot.
 The destruction of the English fleet off the coast of Chile and also the sinking of the cruisers off the coast of Holland both received silver and bronze medals. The blockade of En- gland was awarded with a medal. It Is on this medal that the famous phrase "Gott Strafe England" first appeared. And still another medal records the services of Count Zeppe- lin to his government. This medal is of bronze and bears the head of the count on one side and on the other there is design of Zeppelin in midair dropping bombs down upon a fortified town.-Ex.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-20
SEWARD MAN
 MAKING A FORTUNE.

George Wenkler, who spent last winter in Seward Is now taking out twenty thousand dollars month from his quartz mine at Jarbridge, Mir. Wenkler had the mine when he was here. He had formed a company but for various reasons Jar bridge did not advance and delays were caused in the development. When he returned to the camp work was opened on the claim and it is now producing immensely. It is the Buster mine. William Powers, who was also in Jarbridge, received the word of MT. .Wenkler's good fortune.
 Seward Gateway. ',
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-20

Fancy stationery It the Valdez
 Drug Store.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-20
OFFICIALS ARE
 ANXIOUS ID HELP
Marshal of Fourth Division Tells of His Visit to Washington-Pros-
 perity Coming Westward.

L. T. Erwin, United States marshal of the Fourth Division, with head quarters at Fairbanks, was passen- ger on the Northwestern on her last trip north to Cordova. When inte:- viewed by Juneau paper he admit ted that he had been called to Wash ington to explain certain matters which had been charged against him. He says that Secretary Lane and oth- CT officials are intensely interested in the development of Alaska and will do all in their power to aid the coun- try.
 Business is on the mend in the East" said MT. Erwin, land every one looks for prosperous season during the present year. While there is some opposition to the program outlined by the administration for the present session which is always the case, the general impression prevails that practically the whole of the pro- gram will be enacted into law.
 During the fifty trips have taken across the continent I have never seen anything to equal the present prosperity in the east. In New York, when there is snow to shovel, they pay double, 40 cents an hour. It was necessary to advertise in the papers for workers and out of 10000 re- quired but 15,000 workers respond ed. That was never the case before as there have been always more men than there was work.
 "The railroa>. stations are simply blockaded with loaded cars which cannot be moved fast enough to car ry the freight, and the systems are unable to get enough empties to be- gin to meet the demand.
 "All throughout the east and in Washington the entire public mind is |centered upon preparedness. How ever, one Is surprised at the intimate knowledge of Alaskan affairs shown by the different departmental heads which look after territorial matters |"
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-20
CERTIFICATE MUST
 BEAR WAR STAMP
Persons Who Were Married During Past Year are Warned to Look
 at Their Certificates.

Persons who were married during the past year are invited to take a look at their wedding certificates to see if they are legally married. It is claimed that marriages contracted during the past year are not legal un- less there is a war revenue stamp at tached to the wedding certificates.
 The Juneau papers report that such a practice has not been follow ed there and it is believed that min isters and others performing marriage ceremonies in other parts of the ter ritory have neglected to attach the stamps, which according to the Ep- worth Herald, is technically guilty of violation of the revenue laws, and if Uncle Sam got busy he might punish them for the violations and make the commissioners office pay the amount due on the marriage cer- tificates for which no stamp have been affixed.
 While 1t Is true the government ought to instruct officers regarding such matters 1t would be entirely contrary to precedent for Uncle Sam to employ business methods in deal- ing with the public. The "old gentle man" takes a great deal for granted. The way he works the struggling newspaper men" for free advertising is notfing short of scandalous.
 However under the caption, Were You Legally Married?" appears the following in the Epworth Herald:
 Persons married during the past year are invited to take glance at their wedding certificates. Is there "a ten-cent revenue stamp adorning the document, properly cancelled with the initials of the minister who performed the ceremony and the date? If so, the wedding was per formed according to due process of law, and all the requirements apper- taining thereunto were fulfilled. If mot, the clergyman officiating either has not sluu.ed the provisions of the war tax, or else he is lodging them. In either case he liable to fine.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-20
TAFT MENTIONED
 TO SUCCEED LAMAR


 WAsHINGTON: President Will son is devoting considerable of his time. to the matter of the successor of Justice Lamar whose death rer ent- ly leaves a vacancy on the supreme court bench. While the president has given no intimation of whom he is considering for the place. it is known that ex-President Wi:,:am Howard Taft is being strongly urged for the position. That the presi- dent will not be governed by party considerations in making tue appoint ment is assured, and the appoint- ment of Taft would be immensely popular throughout the country. for even the Mttdrest critics Of Taft aa a president, admit that he has admir- able judicial qualities which make him an ideal choice for position on the highest court in the land.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-20
KENNECOTT PROFITS MILLION MONTHLY Company Will Guard Against Rail- road Passing Into Hands Which
 Might Be Unfriendly.

At a recent meeting of the Kenne- colt Copper stockholders to approve the increase in the shares of the com pany from 720,O00 to 3,000,00O, President Steven Birch said:
 "w hile our production and costs are encouraging and satisfactory, at the same time we feel that it is ad- vantageous for the company to take over the properties who known life is much longer than is indicated by the ore so far developed at the Kenne- colt and Beatson properties.
 "In the case of the Utah Copper, we know that the mine has life of over thirty years and the life of the Braden is placed at the same figure. The costs at the Utah are around 2 cents and the Braden engineers esti- mate the cost at that mine at about 2 cents.
 "The Copper River & Northwest ern railway is a necessity to the Ken necott Copper Company. We depend upon It TOT our ur;transportatlo4 anu the railroad passes into unfriendly hands. freight rates could be increas- led to exceed $2,000,000 year.
 Transportation in the case of the |Kennecott company amounts to 2 IA cents, out of total cost since June averaging 4.S6 cents, so that 1t will be seen that transportation repre- sents nearly half the cost of produc- ing copper at the mine.
 "The earnings of the Alaska Steam ship company and the railroad com pany are now running at the rate of about $1,000,000 year. In addi- 'tion to insuring favorable freight fa- cilities the mine will therefore have "a paying proposition.
 "The earnings of the Kennecott Copper Corporation have averaged 100000 a month. In November we produced 10.500,0oo lbs. of cop per and the cost was probably un- der E cents p0and. z
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-20
Weather Report.
 Valdez, Jan. 19, 1916.

Barorhetric pressure ---...--.--.2S.sSo ,Temperaclrs z p. m. -s Maximum L--......-....-.--..-. 26 Minimum temperature..-.......- Mean temperature --.---..-.
 Partly cloudy, strong gale, 50 miles from northeast. Wires down to in- ,terior. No report.
 Valdez Drug Com lany nave a hne line of School Stationery. tf,
 su5scvjbe for he ProsrectOr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-20

Subscribe for the Prospeetos.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-20

su5scvjbe for he Prosrector.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-20

Our fresh candy arrived on this last boat late for the holidays, 12h cents half pound at the Emporium.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-20

Panoramic views of Child's and Miles glaciers, Dawson, Valdez and
 Wrangel on sale at the Valdez Drug
 store. 0
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-20

"Oh, no; this aip't cold weather! You should have been here the win ter of nmpty ump. It was really cold then" And thus 1t goes. It's pret- ty hard for a man to keep from com hitting. mans'aughter or mayhem.
Evening star., 1916-11-29

FLOOR BOY for lunchroom; also dishwashe
and s-Sistsnt cook. Phone Main slsI
FURTHER extrHsion of sales territory max, :
hsress1ry the addition Of several capable Young
inep who wish to learn profitable business Of
ferlnS excellent opportunity FOR advancement to
positions Of responsibility. l1I2 l3th 81 NV
WnshtfIYt Ytnn. -.
Evening star., 1916-11-29

BOYS, 10 years of age; good OPP
iport.nity for promotion VIM.
Hahn & Co. 9TH and X sts.
Evening star., 1916-11-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN ESTABLISHED manufacturer wants general
sa,es,nan.ger to open Office and manage sales
men $500 to s70o capital necessary money
making possibilities unlimited; Will pay ex-
pepses TO Chicago If you man We want
Acme Brass Works unc.J. 1912 Republic bldg,
Evening star., 1916-11-29
PERSONAL.

BABY WANTED.
Nurse will hoard adopt white infant. any
age. either sexe best Address Box .IO-B
Star office. u"
BEYOND DOUBT. YOU CAN GET BETTER
offers from us it's wonder that all the swell
dressers do not send for us when wishing to sell
mems worn suits overcoafs and get up TO Sld
for them: that's our way of holding our trade.
JIrSTJJ'A oJD STAND 6l4 D.
Evening star., 1916-11-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs

BLUE-WHITE Tiffany diamond ring: weight
1h carats; cost $265; will sacrifice for $165
$12S blue-white solitaire diamond ring:
weight. Y carat: must be sold at for S75.
$55 blue-white diamond cluster ring tseven
fun cut diamonds: must sacrifice for $35.
Platinum lavallier and chain set with 3 large
diamonds: cost 500; must be sold at for
$50.
Kahn Optical Co So5 7th ST NV
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Turifjcli9c Slnoe Crossings til
SnlntCr.

Grcnh SreallnQ cr 900, lopet pna
rumc Miluoc: On (bcife SaIt ri.
ipc4 / 6 Spiieitccr Gle, iii oct or
INIT. "a piipc4 Ii0t citer liht TO Spi.
lrltWr G0oif / ~ liNt Nebpcber o.
iou cr set irroiN iii at bInn0c@ mco
SoIoten. &llc Ncitnnooclc mua pare
iau toI6c iom mlIi0.
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I'll lprp0. rift SdIut. % Soroinc$
'ric4 ior Stiu0 ~ &en % bInnoea
mco NIonmuc al II hoar0toNtc H0l,
iln or pu.lpcrlicrct Get itnmpca %
orbtjoc@ iouuuelL I'll set or en- ieun
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(utilt Clipr I'll Ell Spiicife Tar.
rolou NultNor, - (hcifc Tlebc "a
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iao meltt Gltrouioit, at oct blir
rosie init til at bUINca oper SoIot
t.a0tuc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
GnalGnocrnc infer II =Iaaoc

Gen uorifc Ioutpcr San Gage"
or iorlcoen mfommcn til Stopon.
Qcr. Gen bonoc nnIobct Smnnica,
% c'tcr NiNnn0cu hcriro bIcu 0cn
iieIlc "9litcnpoltcu" bcor0rct Ill at
onfrc op res Rotblin &@lano, hpor
0cu blcp liQQcnoc ct Ear Sage ~.
bol0et her ifnlotco, at GnQlruO'ruc
trdmIcoc otter uifc N}iucr ~ lln0cr.
p~auo4bdooc / 0et imolc Goroono,
iom MI cr oct cncitc @jemcmlorts-
Itco mcllcm [>rlouo ol GuQlouO
On ll0bpttct Al GramIinNcn 0lt ser
DC piIocitc Rplier. Ger 'oroItc2, at
man hauoc riifct rs tultc llu0cr.
p~ou0abaaOe. Sencre ilcQ loDct iii
26. N}cn Nnptciucu mcncr, al mon
tommcr Sun0hc0cu nUrmcit mco g..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Ycarapct unocr Sncifrco.

Set par Sen 1909 Marts peo
Mioongatio ct Steo bolt oppe | Do
llmitcrnIperne, iortpller en- Strtcer
/ "5iroIer Soloatcn5eitrng". @ien-
ncm set tGttc Sneiog fom Der en-
Selcfonmeloin0: "2opinepogtpoit
Ar. .... b~egrapet". Sngen Sio at
mite. SlIrtig ipringer pi benooer
Gcicn, Der or '~fliiict iom Ell orb
Sfuttcrgrop Qien1em DC prIoi9e
Sncr1n&ier. Gn lang % brco
Stribe, iom Ell tiTnpcmpaIig M
pleiet Niger, iIiQ ier Strcoet no, Der
Set nj liQ9cr n0opGr Stprtnill9en.
Nh bar Sncmoaicrue luQt Jig til &o,
ol 0ubt un0er Dem er IRE ar pore
Sorucratcr - rinlGliqpis beqroDne
un0er Nuiucrnc al Den life Srpbd-
ruffc. Gn hai, tptitnnmlet sim, ro-
ger on puer Sneen % tlener III
Srientcrinoemerfc. Ser ontrent
ifuloe Sno9ungtn pore, Tiger EFT.
"Nei, her,, mcuer Ell anben % meo
ieberaatlg Ndit graper N. Sne'
ifuiier urbci0er t%aftialt. aanlfe er
ei Al Dem etonu iIioc. 2pgen ltaar
iurOi1 peo Spgcbaarerne. ri ara
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az herc, iutct at ie.
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cl. M~onoahpibc. &i0ere. "a enoe'
Ia litter Guben Al Ell Ilpeltof op.
Zen bcprgcoe Jig, - altiad ma Der
elomu uprc Gin oernebe. 81 groper
mes io%rSobIct Sper. Gnom 1h2
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ncoie. % iicroe icIser mart eIter
% ingen al Dem Ter 10 I'll at bare
lcut onSt al Spboloct moer Sneen,
"@i par heloiGutS," fortGlcr DC
~netop inSc / @arotfcn, "a nj hortC
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23

"&ooton Den @o0c'@ Geb" hcoer
et &crf al oeu nor'tc acmponiit "a
N}ulltnnnleIoer, Scr Nciooriou iom
lioI opierc2 al WtltiifiorcninRen /
&riiuNuio "Nnoton Sen @o0e'a
500, hpja Cert o1ina cr 'trcoct al
&clNnrion ocIpia paa WrImolol al
"Notouormol", bIen ! 1906 tiIoclt
1ltc (rrmlc 500 Nroucr, / en- uorif
ACCOMPLISHMENTS om Aman0u@
Sd'ibitc0'a %coat til NiauoaionQcns
6rcnwnc. %crfct bIcp op'crt ier'tc
Sang ! Mu'tt'orcnjnIcn Tor II @Or
iiOcn "a 1loroc ocnlon9 ltor %uttc.
Get nil hcnnc @url bll iunlct Al
StIocutcrnca SnnQ'orening ml0cr
&orl Nl9iCn'5 &coclic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Nuet SnlGt Srceiina.

= EE1Nt'IohInlcr pi'o'H f'Nll0
11ot "a lr'rt@ ell &Nt'tI S'nn'N'
Dn {'rt' Sdt SVi't'ttIr cutter.
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Az >tti1 ~ '1d NFI>t@ oft ~ |
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''m FLAMES 'dnIlIeil Ell |'lIc. -
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23

bpIgmcrft omfriug os. Sielfeper.
ftt boIbt iom peo ct llnoer, og mart
lrIte pore eleftriite &onmeIumper.
Snecn trnngte ii9 mo 9jennem bet
Lille &inou o. glcnnem Gcren. We-
ocns Ri gaar i9dng meb at teIeione-
re, forisger en- at iaa 9u9t meo 81.
Oen / Cohen, iom u0ienoer Ell foe.
lenoe Heg, men ifipnt Green err iad
tPt iammenpaffet. at set err unllltg
ct grnpe / Ben n1eb bare Spnoer, op.
irQcr Sen liot eiter liot NsQen / line
Fprer. Sau gap III pS I'll at ior'
irge at bane o@ &ei no. Ti itebte
en- lang Nlpeitof giennem Saget /
bdle ocu5 2pngoe Tor at ifaffe % ct
2llitbuI. Nhen Sem gif life iqien.
rcm. Adi herte ri til Dor itbeifriue.
Iige @Ipoe 9poen al Sneifuiier, %
mart merfer ri en- gron SpSitribe,
icet ri trpffer Nlpeitoffeu M. Sc.
I~eiontruoben bopbe aItiaa hoIbt az.
fnrat IUn9e nof til, al ri fi,noe iad
gipet 9eifeo ON Dor StiQirg."
On Den ppIbige Wogt, Ser Iigger
/ Zig en- Canine, %ifriper Gificeren
%tiIiIut, fan man 9iere Jig Ell ipas
ccreItilin8, nao man bcrer, at en-
a pore aanoner, ION oeier Ell ga.
goteI al 1900 ag., bIep fuitct ON.
frina ION Ct Stnffe 9eaetni.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23

Sfare al SiIborcrc. &c 10 tit Der
i6r life Iprgc bli boe1oe paa ct o9
icmme Steb. Sliqe Mulifoitencr.
SptrU0cn pau &onccrter, lmna Sllr-
ntcr .. |. optog oc TO StuoenterS
liN. Chapman itob pp alpffen .
cnl Morgcnen Tor at ina Grbeloet
INCA. Sans %en hcrinoo fit1'oe
lite orfc NnitrcngcIierne TED iere
Hitcner % tiolige NSor0cier, % ban
Inpg peb gigorg$eromen eItrr De
lire Mars Stnbiwn. San rcl'tc I'll
il. Sicm / Connecticut; Der to9 ban
Spium o. Oeoc.
Neo lluiueriitetct fom Der no oct
HMte, at Set par @illie Sclpl@. lonl
huor bc9odct ScIumoro, % "a Or.
Chapman aicrrc piloe nco'Tttc zig
/ @rouflpn % ifaifc Jig 900 FrarIa
Ser, breo ban iig life ON at moo'i9e
NpNtet.
Sun blep ogiaa p0erit ioritrUffet.
81 en- ~>ournaliit nplis fom lno I'll
hom % ipurgtc, ON ban o9 @lIIie
SemiS par idnmle EerIon.
"NSen huoroau er @iitorien font
rrct ,,n2" iplrutc han. ga iprit
nclcnoe inbremmet han, at oet nll-
acpel par innot.
Sea har aloria o~ptraaot. elterot
lea .oa min Gromen", id9Ne ban.
~c9 ies iuiacr iNethclc no'ten nIora
mcr". "a SouriuIiiten boo ham
en- set, bentcoe han imiolcrtio 'rcnl
en- gammel Banjo al &oientrT %
iriltc ct Stpftc, iom hans SiIhcrcr
o!bri0 houoc bort Mage III.
"NScn Sc ipiner fife pao Den Mad
Nc MI lpnger". ia ban, "og &c brit
ger ogiao uosen Nloretningcr mco
itcrt Sooe % fort sails % tlinlprcr
les paa benz meo en- Senpinoe. Men
lea bapoe life orsnlt on. al nogen
ifuloe ioo Saa / min Si'torle,"
-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Srcoiina iii Nrnat Snlat.

= 700 piipc9 ~ jrorca Il aop
Trultia't, cutcu Nppcl'inin't
tlcr Niutopplt Su't ilnt Il
aop Gitrouio't % Il Sop Silftcr.
2N hUl0r2 op / Ell 0oublc BOILER
ca rcrl> / til nct bcQuuocr At blIpc
t2tt. ct irttt@ iaa tlliioc til ser
tr t,,r, o. b.orNea "a / GruNt "a
,attt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Gbicfeu Snlno Snnowid,es.

NonicioIat lnpca pon ponIi1 &ia
al Neuicfleo. Sclcri % Monon.
uoiic, fun me0 Sen Torifjel at boNOc
@rnietIs0ct o1 Scllcricn haffes me.
Qct 'iucrc enc til %oIminoclig SnIat.
A}oa paainmrtc Nre0itlucr Ip9gca CT
lproot SolatblaO oQ ocroncr en- Gel
az SoIotcm, % ioo IrQgc$ Den an
ocn ~poaimnirtc @rcbifipc opcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
ISiocn Sdnoluid dies.

(pr0c Sflocr bOlot @rso imercs
mc0 Snrer % oper oct lHggca et
ipft %oq Tiqcn.SpI0, ION Iopc0 ,pon
iollcuoc Nioooc; l. Euno iiubuf-
fc0c 6i8cL Is Suffer, y Stop TO-
9cnoc &duO "a > S~piiclfecr Gitron-
io't foQca innmcn ! en- Double
Noi,cr~, I'll Def er ganifc inf. Get
imorca pau @reoct eiicr at oct cr
l.rnrt fnlnt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Sfinfc S%nnbiuidJcs.

Sfinfc boftca riQtio I'M o9 no9ct
Tor Senncp itrec3 opcr. %lot Snsr
iultltca % rerc2 /, % ioo nrbeioeS
Jet iommcu mc0 Def imcltcoc Snlpr,
Il. oct cr en- lem Wiuaic, iom er let
at more pou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Snifc Snnniuid,cS.

&iNc GcIc Cream Gbeeie % bnf-
foe N0Ine0tlcrncr blanOc@ iommcn
90 ldd mcNct Srcnd 0rcaiiuA rerca
{ at oct imolcr Goot. Set inlercS
paa tnnOc ponimIrtc Sfipcr Al Mig.
NrpN.