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Williams news., 1916-06-08
SOME BENEFITS OF
 PALIzAT|ON

We must give a great deal oi credit to private initiative and en- terprise for the development of natural resources that society may be benefited by the use of natural products. Public utility corpora tions which develop natural re- sources and make them available for odr social well-being, have pre- formed great service in the past and they are continuing to serve.
 The motive of private undertak- ings, be they by individuals or corporations, is profit. The high est public good may not always be accomplished by public utility privately owned and operated for the reason that to do so would de- feat the object of the owner, pro- fit.
 In the development of commun- ity life in town or city the point is reached when public interest be- comes paramount and the con- munity becomes restive under the restrictions of profit-making utility and the demand becumes insistent that pubic utilities shall be municipalized-p publicly owned and operated.
 As result of the demand for the public ownership of public utilities, more than 300 waterworks are owned by municipalities in the United States while a large mum. Der of other utilities: electric light plants, gas plants ice plants etc. have been taken over from private ownership or installed primarily 'by the municipality.
 In Kansas 90 per cent of the water works are publicly owned and the cities are rapidly gaining the others. Electric light plants are now usually initiated by the community. There is a growing demand that restrictive legislation Shall be removed that cities may be enabled to initiate still other utilities.
 Practical Benefits of
Williams news., 1916-06-08
TOWN COUNCIL MINUTES

The Common Council of the Town of Williams met in regular session in the Town Hall June sixth. at seven thirty P. M. Pres ent Mayor Stark, Conncilmen Mil Ter, Robinson, Watson and Kirk patrick.
 On motion by Watson supported by Robinson, motion being duly put and carried the following bills were allowed: RJ. Monaghan ST. | 50, J. s. Button s7.5O, s. s. Stark S7.5O. Geo. McDougall S7. 50, J. R. Scantlin 7.5O, J. R. Gilligan ST. 50, w. C. Rittenhouse $146. 30, Robert Burns $1O3., F. M. Gold SPA, I P. McConkey $20., Dr. c. D. Jeffries $16, R. E. Lee $65., S.&M Lbr. Co. $4225. Williams News $39.1o, James Kennedy $1. 55, Cabinett Restaurant $5., Will Hams Water & Electric Go. SIS4. 50, Johnson & McConkey $23. 20, John R. Sweeney $11., Jerrie Lee s3, Ben Arre s3.. M. A. Young s4., G. A. Boenitsch $4., R. M. Reese $5, Postal Telegraph Co.,, D$1.O7, G. L. Connors s65., Bab- bitt-Polson Co, $13.75, H. D. Boulin S6. 50
 motion by Kirkpatrick supported by Miller, the Clerks report was accepted.
 On motion by Kirkpatrick sup ported by Miller that the Council men adjourn and dissolve, motion put and carried.
Williams news., 1916-06-08
A Unique Hedge

There is at the corner of Fourth street and Bill Williams avenue a very unique hedge consisting of rose bushes nicely trimmed and kept at a height of about four feet. The rose bush es are Tn bud now; they will soon be in bloom. Imagine the appeara nee of this hedge whe1 ! the roses are in full bloom.
Williams news., 1916-06-08
Sets Fire To The Jail

A drunken Mexican confined Tn the city jail, started a fire i'll his cell, about noon "Wednesday. and caused some damage before it could be extingui>hed. Fourteen quilts were burned and some other bedding. Marshal Bobby Burns extinguished the fire and saved the Mexican's life.
Williams news., 1916-06-08
SCHOOL ENTERTAIN
 MEN1 4 RARE TREAT

The entertainment given by the Williams Public School, last Thursday night, proved to be a performance of great merit. The was filled to overflow ing by an appreciative audience which was orderly turnout. Those unable to be present surely missed a rare treat.
 THE PROGRAM No. 1 Selection by the orchestra. !" 2 Chorus by the 9th and 9th
 grades.
 " 3 Swedish Schottish by the
 7th and 8th grades and High
 School. 4 Selection by the orchestra. !" 5 Mixed chorus. |" 6 Irish jig by the 5th and 9th
 grades.
 |" 7 Selection by the orchestra s Girls chorus by the 7th and
 Sth grades.
 |" 9 Selection by the orchestra. " 10 Russian Cossack dance by 2
 the High School and grades. II Chorus by the High School
 and grades.
 The News hesitates to praise this program and its rendition as fully as it deserves. News readers outside of Williams may not know that we have had the most talent ed corps of teachers in the country and that they have had pupils of unusual precocity to work with. There IS other evidence of such a condition in our school, but the entertaining ent would he sufficient < The prelude of the entertainment was selections by the Barnes Boys Band. The fame of the Barnes Boys Band IS far from local Both the band and the orchestra, which Mir. Barnes led with masterly skill and musical execution, have been brought to a remarkable degree of efficiency by their leader.
 The choruses were given with spirit and were received with hearty applause. The dancing by the girls was the feature of the en- tertainment and the dances were wildly applauded. No. 3 was en- cored and brought an extra mum Der, The Hungarian Ritka. The Irish jig was repeated in response, to encores which would not be otherwise silenced. The Russian Cossack dance was beautiful dance beautifully executed. Noth- ing but the lateness of the hour prevented an insistent demand for its repetition. The last number of this feature of the entertainment, was added after the program had been formulated. The Oxen dance was given by the 'Supai sisters" Walter Finney and Philip Chap man. The measures of this laughter producing performance were carried out with spirit and the house was convulsed.
 The entertainment was closed by appropriate remarks by W. M. Hughes president of the school board, and a short farewell ad- dress by retiring Superintendent F V I atham .-..'
Williams news., 1916-06-08

Just Reed. A new shipment of furniture dressers, dining tables, rugs, linoleum, oil cloth and Edi- son Diamond Disc Graphaphones
 Call and see us. Follow the crowd. Always bargains at Plum mers's Cash Store.
Williams news., 1916-06-08
Memorial Services Postponed

The memorial services for the Marcabees, which were to have been held on next Sunday evening, have been indefinitly postponed on account of the sickness of the Methodist pastor.r
Williams news., 1916-06-08

Ladies Attention. Special Sale Saturday, $25 to $35 new good style suits, silk, serge and novelty goods for $10 to $15. Also some linene suits just the kind for auto wear $2 Plumner' s Cash Store.
Williams news., 1916-06-08
PERSONAL & LOCAL

Pictures frames made to order at Plummer's Cash Store.
 L, J. Olson left Saturday night, for Humboldt on a business trip.
 Phoenix milk and cream, Tele- phone 5S. Albert Lebsch. If.
 The News patronizes Home h. dustry. Do you patronize the News?
 Walter Carlson got home Satur- day night from Bethany college, Lindsborg, Kansas.
 Judge Holub has a new fence in front of his property just back of the school building.
 Miss Louise Robinson, daughter of Mcdonald Robinson, arrived in Williams on No. ' Sunday night.
 MT. G. H. Spellmire left on a business trip to the southern part of the state, the first of the week.
 Try a Lovers Delight, or a Bill Williams Special, at Lebsch's
 MT. Roy Orr, Santa Fe engineer, has come back to Williams. He will work out of here thru the summer.
 Born, Tuesday, June 6, to MT. and Mrs. E. H. Duffield, baby boy. Mother. and child doing well. .
 NIT. Tom Maddock stopped over in Williams last Frid ay, on his way to Chicago, to attend the Re publican convention.
 MT. John Baumgartner, prom inent. rancher and stockman of. Spring Valley was in town Monday trading with our merchants.
 FOR SALE CHEAP; Edison photograph, with 100 four min ute records, and about 175 two minute records. Otto Lebsch.
 Mrs. Lamb and her sister, .Jen-, nie Daggs came home from Phoe- nix, last Thursday. Miss Daggs has just completed a years school work in Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. Wirt Andrew of Muskegon, Mich, arrived in Will Hams last week for the purpose of making this their home. MT Andrew will work at the mill.
 MT. J. B. Tooker, engineer on the Canyon line, who was badly injured by gun explosion, has. so far recovered that ne expects to leave the Santa Fe hospital at Los Angeles, in few days.
 Mrs. George w. Jewell came into Williams on No. 1 today to join her husband who came from Lansing, Michigan, some three weeks ago to, work for Babbitt- Polson's.
 Jo Lungura was robbed one day last week, of $50 taken out of his private room in the Pullman board ing house. The robber also took shirts, dresses and iewelry. Two Mexicans rooming in the house have not been seen since the rob, bery.
 Rev. F. O. King of the Swedish Mission Church, Los Angeles, held services in the NJ. E. church, both morning and evening, last Sunday, speaking in English in the morn ing and in Swedish iu the after noon. MT. King is an old ac- quaintance of MT. and Mrs. A. F. Johnson.
 Injuried When Horse Falls
 Fred Holden was thrown from his horse out near the Ranger Station last Monday. He was driving a bunch of cattle when his horse stumbled and went down Holden going partly under. Tho bruised and pretty we'll shaken up, M- uollox. l. all ,.;ezL4 ......
Williams news., 1916-06-08

Babbitt's unloaded $1,OO0 worth of granite ware early this week. There was about one third of a carload of it.
 Last week Ed Hamilton and Russell Stone took out new Fords, the one a roadster and the other a touring car. These cars were bought of Rabbits.
 Mrs. Roy Orr who has been visit ing in California for some time, arrived in Williams last, Tuesday, and has moved into one. of MT. Romans houses on Sherman Ave. Mir. Orr is employed on the Cinder run.
Williams news., 1916-06-08
SOCIAL ITEMS
Farewell Party

A very beautiful farewell party was given Mrs. Jno. Scantlin on las. Saturday afternoon, by Mrs. Dye and Mrs. Hughes, at the home of the former.
 The rooms were delightfully."- fresh with their new spring decora- tions and sweet with vases of roses and other blossoms. About fifty guests enjoyed the, lavish hospital ity of the hostesses, among them Miss Margaret Dermont, of Berke- ly, Calif.,
 "5OO'' was the feature of tn e afternoon. The handsome prizes were won by Mrs. Barclay and Miss Peet.
 Mrs. Scantlin left on Tuesday for Glendale, to join her husband who has located in that city.
Williams news., 1916-06-08
SURGICAL DRESSING MEETING

The Surgical Dressings Com- mittee will meet Tuesday, June 18th at 2:3Q P. M' at the Gateway Club room.
 All the women are asked 10 take part in this needed work, to help the suffering of the wounded in the European war. A large at tendance is hoped for.
Williams news., 1916-06-08

Miss Bessie Dye, entertained on Saturday evening, with a dance which was enjoyed by the younger set.
Williams news., 1916-06-08
Injuried When Horse Falls

Fred Holden was thrown from his hors. out near the Ranger Station last Monday. He was driving bunch of cattle when his horse stumbled and went down Holden going partly under. Tho bruised and pretty we'll shaken up, MT. Holden, is all right now. He says the horse was the greater sufferer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Zen Tbiritfe Saiaa.

Sm Sipet / Sc iibiriife 9pcr %
'tcrre Sonbabncr bar ri oitc lGit %
hert, beocr Def / Ell inf 9luiS. Wen
hpenl pco, lelp / Nusla1o, tort on
2iuet / ben iibiriife llrifo9, Den Iaa.
faIotc SdiQu, huor u%tpiIiomt mango
tpife Sanger er hapnct. Saigoen be.
qpnber Eit ior Scniaici. 8iem1ent
enbclpic Sfoge al Nnale- % 2sptrGr
itrpffer Scr,boncn Jig, % ira So.
flttit ierer en- %anoepei til oisic Ggne.
Gen, Tom Tor ierite Sang ier liz
beniat til oisie enoelsic Stoge, piI I'll
ell piis 8roo bIipe %iflriiet, Ioroi Der
life finoeS DC flPnpemPaiige Srp.
TANNER o. Oct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@irpnr al @uitpertcr, iom man eQers
tGnfer iig err farofterlltilf Tor Stoge,
bpor 0tenneifeiob iieloen eler olorlg
trpoer. Ger er rigti9nof Inlet altbct
enc Sfoa at ie, 'na langt Sllftct
mar. Wten Den or fife paa nogen
Wfaaoc ugieunemtrGn9elt9. SpoleIt
GLIDER Tooen ore trtte gag az neo'
ioIone Sllru. og 0ronnoale. Neppe
Ell Sl,gl berer man. Snlgaen er uhpg,
gelig taus. en- iterf '5%arpifslust
fploer Suiten.
On iielben Sang en- 2nsring -
en- menneifeIig Soltg. 9ppige aorn.
marfer iptrer frem az Den iomfrue'
liae Serb. iooinart Wenneitet gisr
Jig Den Image at pIeie os iau. On
ringet al Miorfer % Ngre Iigeer bei
farafteriitiife iibiriife @lofbus ION
natl,rligpis er bngget az Oct 5smmer
iom Der her err iao rig 6oripnine al
90 uoenior itrGffer iaa Saigaen iie
igien Sunoreoer % after Sunbreoel
al ailometer. On Sinteren fommel
Nomabeltammer flerenbe ira Step
perne Der Iangt Roro. Wieo Hulf ol
Hen tilbaselpsser De bisie ppISie'
Strpfningcr FOR at ioa fisbt 9rso q
Sfogbenoerne. &pob De heoer. boo,
DC fommer ira. hDor De brager hel
= lneen peo Oct. Sperten ajeber eI
Ter SGIser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Wtis!nffet Spefnlntiuu i Spmtsu.

Der. Sra Srcnbhicm meooclc> Den
l2te MpriI. Spcfulotioncn | Cont
tsrber bar n,ocr %aorli!hi'tet rGrct
cnornt. Triien pao Son1tsnber por
unber Nilfct belt o9pc / ST. SIR;
iooe notcres Ssnocrnc .me0 til
9r. Scr iprtpllca / "Sogspoltc1'
ON Ell pngrc Vfauo ira Senomnr.
iom iobbebc meo Soutenoer % tlcn'
re Jig Ell libeu TornuIc pao 10000
Ser. Mcn 2pitcn iii at ticnc clomI
mere tit Tor iterf S%perhouno. Nan
fiebte luloer Ct Spholb her / Spcll
ole De Somtouber han / 6artel tun'
DC forme opcr pg Ieiebe Gcmpitlb
til transport al Ssnocrlc I'll 6i'tc'
plooieu, men fom i%orient. 6litet par
auercoe lint. oa Ntanoen mco Sonl-
teuoernc fom irem % &eiltltatet bar
ct Cab pua omfring 10000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23

tcnSmaN. ao''e imcate life aori,
fer bun par opcr 60 Mar 8anrnel.
Get por | Ct 8iritebuh. hun ieritc
Sang blcu bllbt Sen Srif, % hd hlun
hdpNe orlIftct &oprcn tom. rciltc hill
lig % totfcoc Tor "StlGufcu". aari
%Nrncabnttcr or enbm 'rilf og rcria.
Nln hercr ll0t badrllN, men goar
oppc belle Gagcn, % bun Icr let fife
10 Ill at pare inopoo Sc &moreoe
Ior. Sun bar c..0m Nolrct | Re.
bolo. Get or bet noQct Nraaiprrn1t
mco Nnrcnc, men bci or life hulot.
Set merfcIigitc Al oil cr imlhlcrtio,
al bun enonu fot Ipic nlmtuoclt0
Sfriit llben at BRUCE 9rilcr. NJ heu.
oe3 : germ or , bebe. ScnocS pIoItc
nulepenoe Cater IT - Aar. Sgioo
bun bar ultiaa .lauet Stopcta Niocr;
hcnoca Cater igleu cr Is ~ ocnnc1
Gattcr igieu, Cater Cater. Suttcrcn
IlIgltita Narlgcn, or Is Nar, altloa
ogIoa hlun Ell porCn 2uin6c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
e munoc Mnofurt.

) "4ielcr 3citlung" rnoea rsl9c
"Scimoul" en- rommcnoe aritIt AZ
Den Wauoe, bporpon Wipnoi1bcocrnc
oroner oct mnngcgreneoe og pan'fc.
Iige tpifc WtoOipsr8smaal. Get be.
Ser bl. a.:
@i bar Sort til Suoflsb al 9reo.
Smer. Totetcr. aiso, gPlg'rl8ter
oa MteIf. Nu fommer BERTH Sutfcr-
aortei, oct ipperoe. 20 Prno Sut.
fer mouneolig pr. @ooe al @e'olt-
ninaen, Sllor opiororeoes ut til al
brlldc mere Suffer. Get muu9lenoe
Geot Ifulbc critatte5 Al Sufter, hpts
Hrrina bier rot / hsie 5oner. let
blep oqioo arbe'oIet al BRUCE Suf'
fer iii areaturio0rtr9 Ytcn e'ter
at bet preusiiife Sarobru8smtnt'te.
rum ben 17oe December 1915 10.
ierbte en- Gpioror,rq I'll 'orsgct
TurfninQ al Sutferroer % ltllleoc
D&uliaheoen al en- Stlgnln9 AZ Sut.
fcrpriier / l1oiigt. %begpnote man
ale Susholonlnger al qlsre ltl8enoe
Snofieb al gutter. Ger bIeD glen.
tuane @anae oIieniligt benUiit III, al
Cptieb az GUTTER oar 'uIo'tpno,l
ursoucnbiQt, oo ri bau0e Gutter nof
Wicn tlog al tloli9erc GriarInger
unieoc 9eiolfn,ugcu tttc Olsie Sen
inQinger. "a MI er Den olebIltteIl1l
Suoisrclic al Sutferfort onoronct
GA Ser trues mcO SratogeIie AZ all
9eboloningcr ouer 10 ailo8rom.-
Ter fol inbtil plocre maaneoIi8 fun
uiaiues , Tuno Gutter pr. Nopco Il.
Seiolfnin9en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Gn Nrreitntipu / 1mbccf.

&avtcin %umNin. Ser / mango Hdr
bar iort 2amgeren "%ilbett" mcIcml
Siibccf o. alsbenhapm or l'slge
"alebenhaun" blet nnholot AZ BET
ip'tc Tolitt | YiIbecf. "a han fom Ser.
I'll nle0 Sdmucrcn. Ndn nj life en-.
gang Sluooelic iii al itittc Ssi men
nlnattc elcDliffcIll Noo ilano ~ blcp
iert / Arrcit. Ndu or miatPnft Tor
l%loinuigliu0 AZ tcmiitc E%rrporater.
aaoicin @unoir. Der or Ell Wtono
poa 81 ?lnr % ipcnif al GooicI, er
boiibocubc / Slibccf. men bar / 30
Nar ieilct pno alcbcnboun % CT 8i't
uleo Ell oonif Came.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Zen talifc &aptcin.

Get iriplQige nlilitPrc 9Iuionlobil.
forpa / Speitcrbero / Nolnnb hapoc
en- m~onitcrpprbl0 &aptCiu pc0 Nauu
Sraor1a, ionI uomcrfeoc Jig lt9e M.
get Ueo lin Strcngbeo / SicneIten
ionn Dco i'm plloGnoe % forrcfte Sp-
trG0en. "a hGnotc set iorleocn. of
en- iniplccrcnbe General fom I'll Sin
pefeItet / Spciterbcrg. San ianbt Der
en- prT9tiN glutomobll, lonl al opcn-
nGurte aaptetn blcD ltlQct III hans
Siapolition mcb Den Silfpiclle. at
aapteincn pilbe lcOiage 0%cnerolen
pao hans C<llipctttpn5rciic. 9a ban
nppnte lit Napn for @eucralcn, inttc
oennc op ct nlcget iorboulet Nlnligt.
&aptclll 9raaln5 - @raanl2
-- merfppr0i9, -- lcB bar al.
oriq bort BET Naun ier.
Sffe lpnge otter bor &optein
@raoms lin chile Srn0t iii ltor
T~orboilielic for Nlltomobilforpiet, for
Slppeofoellngen % Tor belle Spe'ter.
BERG. Wtcb Spneta Nltrti9hco iprcotc
BET Hpgte Jig, at oen prGgtige Sap
tein @raont5 life por nogcn &aptcin.
Spor0an Nraoms bnobe flaret az
ipinc lin GoQe ioo lpngc, itoar life
aloele5 flort. Wtan fuur bare pioe,
at DC WtiIitpre / Speitcrberg bar
troet, at 4apteinen tilberte oct fri-
piQiQe NlltomobilfDrpa, % at ban peo
Wobiliieriilgcn bar llonppnt til oen-
he Tprbigbeo. - @raama bophe og'
ioa pirfelig iogt at fonnle mo / &orp'
Jet, men par blepct afulIt. % ban
mi engang eieOe Ell Uniform, % bans
9Graierrigbco pnr paft, bcililttcoe han
Jig til lloen miIitGr SiQabelie at Iebc
Nutomobilforpiet, bpiltet bon bar
glort iii alea 5ilircOshco. @ortieet
ira bans ~ufIdnocrligc militpre Sic
neite bar Den ialife &opteiu inoiporet
for Stdten life ubetp0ellgc Gunner,
oa hon / 10 Ior gratis bur itiQct
i'm glutomobil til ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SlapoIitlon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Sntet iaa gait. at oct lite
or 9oot for no9ct.

: oisie Ioac bar CT bel Gel rige
Gnalpnoere iripiQls stuet Irtolo paa
Den Gurus Of holoe 9lltomoblI, o.
ga IroiteuutomobiIer ION HeseI er
optoget os l%mnibusierne o%peripIote,
mao manage. iom isr aItlo bar tlert.
M gua til og ira i'm 6%orrctnlnS. Tn
9onoonerlpge iort9Qer "lulIp
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leoning iii at ingttage Den sapnIi1c
@irtning al oiSie Spobierture paa
fine Yatientcr. 9Glore, tptmaueoc
Serrer, iom ier imoblIote Jig, al d
life iaalie al rere paa lig, er bleuci
unee isien o. ipooierer meo 'pGniiis,
Sfrloi, % oeres 0rGttcnheb % inb
bIOte Spse!Isbeo er iOm blGii pot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Eiairro pper HrGnien.

@oaroeier &ans Saurien AZ Splo.
oina er BOB roa Snsebuiet | Rlbe
eiter en- Operation. ca. 50 gar GAM
mel. Son uor oonif, men bapoe /
mango 9(ar eiet en- 8oaro ! Spio'
oina. TorIeber eitermiooos isrtes
aiiten meo hans 2tg / Sisuoan 40
9anoepeien Ill 9rpnien. Ia CLAUS.
i6eu ser err grapet igiennem meo /
Mcter 6reo Grap, og ou Der life er
laet gro oper, maatte 9ognen flo.
re op iii Den banite EXPERIMENTATION.
Ser bIep aiiten toget az % 90 Der.
ronen al S!Pgtu'nse | Sanmart
bare, hen nj 8rGniegittcret hucr-
ira banife Sernbone. % Solo'unf'
tionGrsr bar au.en oDer I'll Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
~Vureermcitercns Smsr.

"Gberspaloer SETTING" 'ortpler
ielaeuoe lille Smsr-Stltoric:
: Ell 9n / Nrrbeoen al GbcrS.
naIbe 'enbtc eli aone in lile lot.
fer iii SmorhunoIercr cfter ct bdlpt
Vlno Smor. ~aiobmdnhen crtlTrc'
Be imioIertio beitiocIi9t. Of han life
hoobc Snlcr. Dten Den lille hleu
itaacroc % boo ON at ina Smsret.
SenocS Mobcr hoobe 'oo haaroi
@rua Tor Oct.
o. ril,gte Sclcioucn / aontorci
oeo Sioen al. aiebnlnnbeu 9lf Der
ino, tulte ct ldr Orb / S%clcioncn %
falotc Iao poa Bluffs lomIrucn %
ocn lille hsrtc M, Of han loghc:
"@orqermcitcren snifer lem EllnH
Smsr; bar vi ioo me9ct2" PIT
tifsiomfricn iparehe so, % Den lille
bsrte uibcre, bpnroeles alebmanoer
/ SeIeionen meooelte @oracrnclte'
ren. at han mooite looc Smsrct a..
hentc.
Ter life Ti9c LOB bcrpoo hurtiI'
hicm o0 lortalte lin Wober, hpao bun
bupNc bort. aonen off "a ltrol
r~eIpllt ben / 9utifen 90 boo ON d
fem Vuno Smsr iii SIR. Noraernc
itercn. Nun III Dem itrar noIcpcrct
bctoltc fontont % off.
Nporlebcs Oct icnerc Atf %orlcr
meitercn - ON bon III Ell lang gtT'C
~iiicoetior Sntsr - pibes life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Clotiosiuno peo SaQuno.

ben ial0t man lieI8e "Tenos. 3lo"
Ell C~lotioSgrau paa Seitergaarb
Warf peo So1uno. Ere arbeioere
fog 4rus op os par netop iiGro mto
at ilptte WulbIoroen, oa ben enc, y.
Chr. 0eiitrup / Ssuoerfigen. plubie.
Zig itprtebe ueo / Ct sui og b%egraoe.
oes / Sorb % Ster I'll op paa @rp.
itet. 90 ba man after if bam gra-
pet no, piite SuQet zig at pGre oet
Snore az en- Stenop5ie. al bpilten
man maatte ijerne ben enc Sioe Tor
at beiri ben b~eerape0e Irbeiber. Ter
gamIe 9rap bapbe life iom aIminoe.
ligt en- flor "SperItgger". men oeri'
mob iIere minbre. % bette par pel
glariaqen iii, az Den itprtebe iammcr
Ici or Selpislee. Of be totIiinona.
riae Sertor, Der 'nrotes / aomrei
life turpe boloe en- Jig Rebiart. q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Tire SlGetlcb. : %coro4Ien

Stre SlHgllCp. IS WCQrOIleU
9om Icper Ser EFT gammel Some. aa-
ri Mrnesoatter, iom ON rogen ioa
Wtaaneoer fploer 100 slar. aari blcp,
fortpuer "Sllebom. Sllif.", i'm Sio
gift nleo Ole Spngpeoaeoegonroen /
Soaroalcn, men ba bum bar 43 Iar
qunlmel oeoe benbeS Wfanb. Otter
lin Manbs Spo iorblcp bun boenoe
| &~uoronlcn, hpor bun orep mco
GGpning og @agring. Gppningen
iortiatte bun mcb til bun bapbe paS-
ieret DC 80. ga &ori par Il Iar
aammel fom bun no / Sleneite, %
hermeo i~ortiatte bun, I'll bun car "a.
Sengaile par life Sienerlsnnilngcrnc
ioa itore iom M, % Sorboloene uar
/ Oct belle plot forifielig ira Huti-
bens. Set err ganife ~intereSiant al
bore aari iortGqe ira line Sleneite-
our. Set ierite Iar bun tiente bap-
De bun 3 Stiepper aorn / 2sn. 90
ben itsrite Son bun ~opnoaeoe par 2
Ioler .arlis. TertiI fom 10 Allen
9intsi, 10 Allen SaonleI, 3 Werter
SoffeuIb og ? Har "2uagifo". SiloC
bun bare StepIer, moatte bun betolC
ertra, oa bisie bar oprere END Sfoer.
ne. Sgiaa A%rbcibstiben bar noga
anoerIeoes emo Den, man M er panl
til. On Sommeren maatte Siener
ne pGre oppe 81. 4 ON Worgenen oe
ON 9interen 81. 3. % iaa gif BET
ct aisr iom oiteit til ST.. 10 Iitcn
9epemoaben bar BET beller life iat
rart bepenot meo. On Norgencn II
De life npaet tillios Tor 81. 6. q
par oct "Wtorgopnr". Nelem a!ot
fen 10 % If nor oct Guaur % II
oenne pnr bet @rso % INF 0elf
aloffen 3 bar bet Hon Oh ST. 8 vi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
@rGnicitationcn pco Snrris.

Vao en- aOuierence. SraIitOircfter
6elper iorIcocn bolot ! &umOrup
mcO tnife Statsbane.G eIegercoc ON
5l0areiormcn. par o1ioo Sper5a.
maalet ON Ell ~llopiOeIic al @rPuie,
itationen pco Iarris poa Gale, ioet
5onfcn, Ser l%Ientu8ne Gonge tIoli'
acre bar pcrc. oreftct, paanp b!ep
irenliat ira tDif Sioe.
Otter tuuo c, TorIpocn0e | "&olo.
4p." pil uiOe, ifol man BOG life ira
oorif Sioe pare tilbsleli9 III at noe
noeen iprlig Me6plrfninS her, %
Statioueu, iom befIenot. ll8ger Sp0
Tor 0rPr'eu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Nnt Grcmaturium i Hinfau.

&iufan ifaI Der bpegea CT arcmoto.
rilrn, ipm ifal foo TlooS li8c opcrfor
ben me pafre Strife, poo Den anocn
SIDE al @lpen. aremotoriet ItoI %.
iaa tiene iom panliN @cgrapelic@fu.
pei, og llrnclirnben iortiGtter oircftc
airfegaaroen. Gre Nrfitcftcr or iro.
bilot til en- engere aonfllrrance ON
&rematoriet. Set or Nrfitefterne
9lars, Soff iamt @crncr & Scrner.
Sllrnen bcitoar al Irfitcft Senior
Srelit, &iufan, Mrfitcft 9rcoo Ore
be % Toitnleiter Sd)snning. - Sig
nenoe |rrangemcntcr. bporpeo aapel
% &remutorium forcnes % Strife
gaaro % llrncluno ilaoes iomnlcn
pil ogiaa bli o1penOt pao SilirebS-
beb &~irfeeaorO / S%ronobicm. S9ioo
/ Stopanger nrbeioer man / iomme
Hetning. Sette Trincip - mener
Tormnnb
Noitmeiter Sdennina - pil pTre BET
bebite til Sremme al SigbrGnOinga-
idgen / SanDets minore Ionlnlu1er.