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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
misrnnHm

@lep III Mar gammel. SranciS
9opis, Neger, % inbtil for otte Iar
liben arbeibenoe iom Tarnler, er III
Iar ganmel ai9aaet peo Geoen t
&ocf Gpuntps Suttlgbus. Ser an9l-
pes / Happorten, at ban opoe al Il-
berooms ipagbeo.
Sburfelien for Sernbanefommiss
irr. Ser bar / Mooiion goaet bet
&pgte, at @upernpr Nbilipp agter at
llbnppne 8. s. Sborfellon, llniperli-
tetets observation-disclosures, til Meo-
lem al SernbunefommiSliollen. !San
piloe oa tr9oe iiteoetfor Salforo
Gricfion, ipm bar ta9et Ififeb.
Sberiff Sliums NurSer erflrret
normal. Ser bar p9ret ajort ben
Youltano, at @en5el Saranef, Der
libite Sinter ifioo % or9bte Sberiif
Dtott Slion al Barron, par iinos-
ipua. Gn aommisiion, beitadenoe al
Gountpoommer Meaootps og TO Sr.
ger, bar cog ben Ace os. erflGrct
Mproeren for normal, % Soeeit
MOB ham bill bennc ll9e bebanolea
ueo Hctten / Barron.
SnobrmostDne unblipper. Sc ~.
be, Der forleoen Seat bapoe gjort Sno-
brlto hos i. q. Copeland og Mrs.
Scsiie SoIlpap / ga Grosie % lat iia
i 9%eliooelie al Ell bel Gel foitburt
Splutpi, hpprnleo De / en- @aao q
ilpgtet neooper Sloben, er eiter eli
hioiia S,a9t al Yplitiet blepne opeip-
ne ionl foripnnone Sppene bapoe
forloot lin 9aab / M9rheoen al Mc-
@re9or, bpor ole Spor efter Dem op-
bprte. Get itiaalne Selptci bapoe cit
TGroi al $4,000.
Gn isrselig Miilntnins. st @rpl-
IMP, Der fprrige llge feireoes peo So-
NAB, fit en- lieeiaa brat ioln iergelig
Mfllntning berpeb, at SrllogonnnellS
@rooer, Der peb %ielien hauoc fiilaes
ret Iom "beit man, fanotes opo paa
lit S9relle. Cen %foriGrbelige Spoa.
aeIie giorbes efter at Wr. % Nrs.
Crit MGs ioln maiite sGatefolf hap-
De inbtagct @rnuupsmiooa9en ianl-
men meo line @lniter, % 9rioaort-
mems 9rober, Den t7-aarige Senrp
Nps, beltog ipm De andre / 2pitighc-
oer. Sort efter blep ban al Ell al
8iTiterne funben 900.
Nuroer taaer lit eget 2ip. Ytorbet
paa &uoolpb @aIuig al @eloit % De
Ii Sorbiuoelic bermeo paaaaaenoe llns
berieeeIier. fit Den Sole Mai en- liec.
iaa pluoielig iom ~ubpgselie Ifililt-
ming, ihet grhie Sotpler. Den arfla-
aeoe Morber, b9ngte fig / 69neilet.
Gen ~fortpilebe Sanbling par uofcrt
men Strimler al ct oprepet Senee.
t9ppe. 2ieet fanbtes al en- Sppar-
ter. ser fom til Ge1en for Of bente
Spiieite1et efter Wibooesmaoen.
6orbrpeerens Iopofat oplpite tort Ell.
fer, at ban inmme Tag pripat bapoe
aiIagt ell iuIoit9nbis 5ilitooclie,
bporpeb Sen inae Carl &epnolos
iulhitpnbia iritoges icr nogen Tclta-
gclic / Morhct. Scpnolos bIcp itrnr
lesIoni. ~ belle Den nbnaacliac Nj.
iUre or bcrlneb ~afilnitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Ylcntnmuub Sutclprrt orrbt. (

!. Ghriinanion, Der eicbe Sclano so.
tel / Ylentpmppb, blep Den 3oie Wtal
Sr9bt n9r @eitbp, iOet bans Irtc-
mobil pqlteoe oper ham. Sans Cat
ter blep oeiaa lisgenoe unber Walfi-
men % fom %aIporlis tilifaoe. ulpf'
fen i~orpoIbtes berpeb, at Gbriitian'
ion Tor Ct 2iebIif hapbe iliippet III
1aa paa Stnrchrilct.
Meaet 9ane optaaes. Ser mclocs
ira Billings, az Der iaar or Gil lang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Horn pukniu.

Shorion a%ienpalst. g. :. Shor.
ION al @rano SORTS blep nnocr ct
iorlcocu aiholot Webc AienpaIat til
TrTliocut ior @ncns Sfolcrnah.
xsritc %rane paa tire Mar. Spcll
Yan0bon hophc liNitc Scrshaa lin frr'
tic @rallh poa ire Iar, ibct electric
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09

par iaInmc Snl blcrlc 'lilo'tTi,oi1
0ibrioi. ibci %orhc. pon Here @tepcr
ltob 10 CONNER orcr Spprct. ! Sd'
pcnport por 10 itorc Sabriter blcollc
trltnGnc I'll at lntic, ~ onltrcnt 200
Gamillcr par ingcoc IN al line @lell,
loct &nnoct aif Here SOD ppcr @ul-
BET i b!9lc. Vaa >uino;a-Siom par
StiIlin9cn om mulii1 cnort pCrre.
Sfnonnreniitcrmanl oucrltnr. -
Nrc6aoommcr : Z. |roipnll1 |
Slollr Gin CT bIcpcn glort opnlcrt
ionl pao, at ocn &ielic, han 'orleoen
lorrcttcoc Tor sen II nnrlNc Nolp.
hlooainoioncr &nmca Niro % Vtra.
liaru NiN 5burocr, Ell 81 Mar Nonl'
mel fobbcrhubct Gulnoc IRA Willnc-
boOo Ncicruoiinncn. life CT bt10eloc,
0n Wtr. Niro nllcrchc ler bar en- roo
Yipalcb'oQcriIloc. Nnn hapoc rl1fl9'
not Tor lloNcn lib tilba8c bctolt ct
NNuofot Vcnocr. Ncbr.. $50 Ior at
bcisrQc Sfll9mia'c mco III S1llolp,
men 0cttc uIlcr Jig III life at uTrc
Qiurt. Get err 'orrciicn iftc Mr.
Niroa Sfulo, at han M or fonunlcll
bort octtc lliprc. "a 0cf DOR Mrs.
NiO (hunhcr iom 'rlcoc % lclu nc
tdltc ole DC nicb @iltcrnlnnlct 'nr
hunbnc ll6aiitcr. GQcntlin bllpcr
him ooN Ben, Der tobcr melt pno NJ
loren, 0u INN oltinn troo@ Nricr
iUro oQ fontontc llolTN bnnoc til
octtc % hint ircnbclc2 fife hor no1cn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09

Sheutcr pg Ell pcb Sibcn ligacnoc
&nrictetbnnoel neobrGnote nleo ct
Cab al $4,000, oelpis oGffet peb Is-
~iltrn11rc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09

llnnrunt til Tuitmcitcr. Worton
Y. Slicn or nouTpni nj Nplinlcicr
Spiaier. %ohnlon Gnuntu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Srrucrina lamNs Hupt H;ucr. Sen

plonlu00c ~TuranorllN | Moot Hlpera
Ypb oN SrTncrllN a. Soplano loll1a
ocnlc Civ / &oulton Solintp or bic.
ucu biiolnt al CONNER Gnlnn, %
"Siilcial Sitd) No /" / Noli'toil
Sunntu or bcorbrct unl0Ni. Otter AT
itiueoc Ncrc0linNcr oil $1,000 Ncrc@
uUrNliulNt Enlb, Der III til ollie u.
Scr Al Ndrci or uNlat Tor al pucr'u6m-
mes. hlipc Nlprt o%nrfbdrt. ! %rtc-
lldhcNcl hcilanr oct belle SrTncrtnN3.
iorctndcnnc Ncri. at Hort Nlrcra Bob
lWOaca cn nnlcnllufNc rel Slllc,
iiicbct'or az Glucu III Nadr | |ii0tcr
ulcnncm ocn inn Mil hrcoc Sol.
Wrp'tcn cher oct me Glpelcb ri taac
lin Ncuunnclic 81. Wtil orcn'or Son.
iion o. lraOca ncocucr Ill CT SicN
lite lanNi ira Mi9li@lippi'lobcu. 'nS
Tor ga Crescent. Get mlpTrcnoc 81
pclrt opcr ocnue StrTrmlnN or -
Mil. men peb ut MnbNaa o. 'lc't(
Wuutniu0cr airrc3 Srhct - 0til for.
icrc. ioo Den plonlaNoc 8rrtt cucl
aaual oltiao blipcr finn 20 Yfil lana
Ser III ior bette ll0lreitninIsar
bcioc notoges onttrcnt 1,2O0,00t
Daros Soro. hportll anta9es at mco
oaa 13 Maancber. Set belle Nrbelo'
or anllaact at foiic S16S,0O0.
Gu mn llnocruisninasplan. &c
~onnocnoc nlcb nTitc Sfolcaor I'll oc'
/ tire al NinneopcIia' SfolcoIItrlttc'
oprettes Sllnior 0ei'tolcr, om'attcn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09

"H SF"'"H TUT Ut <"UU' 1T
6. i. Saoo, YrGlioent for Statens
Sunobri9slfole, err bleuen palgt til
Yrpliocnt fpr Turgos Sfoleraa0.
!@un bar paa @rnno al Sp9oom life
iitunb til at bipaalle Wpoet, men ban
bar til behring's % perteoes tnoen
fan Gage at fllllne bore paa lit &oll-
for. nj mpolgte Neblen1mer al
Sar9os Sfpleraab nppnes %. s.
Woen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
@rnnn I'll 0nnIc Cirque.

|rnnn til VNNIc Wrpuc. Norhen'
prrcnNc Siat2uuluiitcr " j. @rndn
nil tale / GaQlc Wrouc Sn@0aN 0clrc
lluc. Sen tOoc. uuNCr Nu'plctCr a.
"S2onlnn'2 Gaual outrage %cdgnc"
Nrnana Scnla nil 'oruoGl Nptnocna
Stcnrncrct hliuc Nfholo2laQcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Npoeinlo / Ync ani Enrlc. Tctc'
Gil Tpitmcitcr / Tolbn, ,Nlolr

aclipn er ocl tie ltart9 ofNaact pco
3pocn / lit Stem / Eoc dlll Eorle
Gountn, 12la Nnr %Nolnnci. Fctcr
Nclion fonl til gmcrItn / 1879 ~
ncoloitc iIa pcb Ncccooh, MlA., hpor'
ira ban ilnttcbc til Minlelotn / 1890.
Torlocn Nu'tru cltcrln0er ban ll9 Ter
conner % tire Sptrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09

Naftcnanl / Eict. ! S~rrnN'clcn
lm0cr en- @cNrnpellc ! GrIra CT Wife
Yimerion ocro' Nncn blcpcn rarnEct
/ iii enc Eic Al Ell Nattcnnnl. Scr | nc
mncli1 yUupnc rnNcoc uh a. eli "a
mes Norcoprnocllc. STlcrnc var
nnu0c 1or. III Snnancrpcll par roc
lint
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09

Saa inr.iot no pcu W~nScatiuc.-
Gen doe 0s. ioa DC, 20 til, az N9is.
iisiippI'loOen niloe gaa ooer De ueo
Ieuseat.ne opiorte 9Grnirger. hpor.
neb meget al %nen % iiorc Strpf'
ringer Scrnilano oiloe lpttcs illlb.
itpnolg unoer Sano, men on %anb.
iianoen fort eiier 5egnubte q. ioloc
anfoges Den meit operbcnacroe Sa.
re for opcritcoet. 70 a. &c Sernbo.
nclInjer, Der lerer ihb I'll Clinton
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09

Sc-nbnnc hcprn-ct ir!Nt. Norcnc'
SC Stdtcrn CONNER Hcco | Eiihiaiic
har bcornrct CHICAGO. Nnonlola X
9torthcrn Noncu iclNt I'll Ncl'tbnoen-
sc ipr az t~iIireNaiilllc &rc0itorcrlc,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
@crtbulb-9nmbct efteripot. 2anoet

pao Sort Nertholo Heierputionen bar
pilt iia at pare mcget efteriegt, ioet
ct itcrre INITIAL al Dem, Der bar bel.
Dige nnoer SrTfningen, bar melot
Zig for at %"file", emo peo noaen iaa-
N,,, NJ uIoS,,;u, far M so fartto n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Gn Slrntnino al Shmfcipcnrr.

lSroi. Stucfcn peh Stutcll> llnipcrli
tct hor nlort Sen Spoagclic. al Gcodr
Ropiha har Sen pore at hlle en-
Slratnin0 al Sh~atcipcorc, ncnlll0
g3iniam 3. g2m'or. 81 Nnr Nnnmcl.
Gen hcrcnttc Giqier hnuhc l1Qcn g.
tcrfommcrc. ser bar hans Nopn, men
Set cr dontaiort al Ntr. &lnlor | ll9c
0inic Merchantmen ira Nro0crcn.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26
GERMAN-AMERICAN PRESS
(New York World)


 As an attentive reader of the Greman- American press for many weeks, the World finds that it is everywhere strongly marked by certain common characteristics. By ac- cident or otherwise, these orelgn-language newspapers, whether published in New York, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Chicago, St. Louis or Detroit, reflect the same views and even sometimes print identical articles on topics of the day,
 With practical unanmity but with diff ferent degrees of fervor, these widely-scat- tered newspapers support Mir. Hughes. In their daily comment they are exceedingly dlsrespectful and unfriendly toward Presi- dent Wilson. The government of the United States IS regularly denounced as pro British, as are all newspapers and public men that do not echo their prejudices or faithfully adhere to the kaiser's policies To be American" in their sense is to be pro German in speech and sympathy, and noth- ing else will suffice, according to their strict editorial requirements
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26
GOOD-BY TO MR. HAY
LKansas City Starl

The nation will welcome the news of the promotion of Representative James Hay to judgeship of the United States court of claims It gives Mir Hay life job at a good salary. It removes from him any worry over the exigencies of politics and the ambitions of younger men who might presume to think themselves capable of rep resenting the Seventh Virginia in congress, And it takes him out of the chairmanship of the house military affairs committee, where he was a constant menace to the safety of the country by his opposition to preparedness and puts him in position where he may find useful exercise for his talents without jeopardizing the interests of anybody except persons with claim against the government. All things considered, it is delightful way out for the nation and does credit to the resourcefulness of the President
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26
THE RELIGION OF KEEPING COOL
(St. Louis Globe Democrat


 may be that of cononed heat and humidity had much do with the unusual onedays harvest of crime growing out of petty causes The mind unused sesraint regulation and control will quickly under such trials than which has learned face the world with though be only hat rpose which stamps the cast of We're de We're. Truly he that rueh his spirit greater than he that akh city, while incapable of such rule is of chance and environment walking always amd dan which hour overwhem him with misere made keene for the msere his momentay madness has brought others whom he ove and who have become the innocent tins of his insane Because not live by for him self alone and because all of lives nerwOven with others web that love which is esacrce should enjon upon the fine religion of keeping cool
 Is there much finer religion? How often in that Book where sin is made visible the eye attributed to "the of wrath not master of thenselveS men unable to their words acts; who instead of rpresng that evil spirit which in all of let either nwarCy outwardy uniting themselves for the evil days which must and which will find them unprepaed for swimming against the tide which, taken the ood leads madness Keeping cool than philosophy is than social It is reloinn
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26
BEATEN AT HIS OWN GAME
(Fortv ninth Star. Anch0ragel

(Forty-nnth Star. AnchOrage)
 It Bill Nye who had old pipe that smelled strong that whenever boe the office and commenced to yarns about he had performed the early days of Colorado Bill would light up and getting the said bore the WnWad side of him would proceed to smoke him out It said that the smell from Yves pipe when got agoing full something almost unendurable It of Yves pleasures of life smoke egOtsca yarnnne of his office One day long, lean antenawed from Arkanaw and commenced read copy and after ieng
 half of down Yves editorial chair and began the early history of his native Bill tired of his string of Ts and with smile of anticipated satisfaction reached for his old pipe The Arkansaw traveller getting Whl of the long green drew forth his old pipe that he had brought from home and he also lighted up, and earth the English language describe the smell of that ArkansaW pipe Bill described it. It battle royal Bill smoked long and hard but the old Arkasaw seemed pay heed Bills ppe for his much stronger Finally Bills head began and he had that sickness of the stomach that boy understands when he remembers his first lie up and left the office disgust while the gentleman from Aanaw read the balance of the the hook and pied other galley of type Poor Bill His ege gum out ranged.
 We have been reminded of this coming Anchor For the forty have been publishing newspapers have been dig weeds growing community rather than to through life on owery beds of ease Some have even far that inclined to criticize and find fault but harm Our pipe of and ndcule when started agog most always made the other fellow take to the woods It of otense and defense But coming Anchorage have been smoked out There few fellows here who have tfndng pipe strong that makes feel like Bill Nye did when he met the man from ArkansaW Our old has been ouanged and all that IS now left to find fault with the faufnder It be that these will day their from Ar kansaW who turn will smoke them fault finding but If they do the man in the will have hold his while the "smoker being pulled We are has We cant back.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26

The famous Henze- Anagaaaed Copper Company fight in Montana years ago recalled by recently filed in New York by the United Copper Securities Company SIP OOOO under William Rockefeller Adoph Lewsohn the Amagamaed and Anaconda Copper Mining Com panies and others It alleged the complaint that Lewohn and H. H. Rogers caused S250000 be offered the judge who de cdd the trust in Montana get the Henzes Minnie Ieay bribe to grant tria that when he to do the defendants tried have him mpeahed and that in they caused the plant of the Montana Ore Pur chasing Company be fire and of the water supply The plaintiff says damaged than $4OOOOGO and Is entitled treble that under the sherman law. All of the allegations of the complaint we'll be believed with the exception of that relating the refusal of the bnbe If prove that the money of the SCorned those Montana people instead erecting honest judge will be inquisItve the offered by the opposing .Ie
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26

Should the administration of President Wilson have accom- phed other lasting the people of this country the passage approval of the child labor law would ente him to the gratitude present and unborn generations This is not land of equal opportunity long industries dependent upon children who should be developing in Gods light acquiring knowledge and growth that will fit them for fes battle instead of being cooped nosome factories which stunt physical and intellectual growth alike
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26

for the clamor for American intervention in Mexico emphasized consular report prepared by Consul Ietcher Chihuahua in which the total valuation of the wealth of Mexico placed S2 ABA Of this Americans owned 43 per while Mexicans owned only $792 322 per The remainder of the wealth of Mex leo held by British, French and other foregners.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26

The statement Anchorage Star that the Cook inlet try would ideal pece for automobiles if only vded with roads of the story regarding rri gaon Two passengers train running through Western cert discussing the country Said "This section would be paradise if only had water That's all that hell needs,' replied the other.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26

Of that big fleet of German submarine merchantmen should the announced ntenuon they would operate under somewhat of handicap For instance after all the that have been made against selling munitions allies they could consistently buy such supplies from us IL would interesting hear from the hyphnaed this question. It probably will be found however that they will markets the fullest extent of their ability and desires, just the allies have done.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26

the territory for thirty years of all of its fisheries and anything substantial out of them except the
 slight ptance which the government has expended there
 for the Carn bill Mir Wickersham submitted proposed extending the power of the legislature the territory Alaska all the fish and fisheries of Alaska providing that the legislature shall pass laws for the protection and regulation thereof leasing system pro vided for period exceed five years the expiration which they shall forfeit the territory and again be subject to lease any applicant. The fishing be limited in
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE
United States of America, Fourth District
 of Alaska, Ss.

United States of America, Fourth District
 of Alaska, ss.
 Public notice Is hereby given that by virtue of q writ of ncri racias Cor rXpcli- ttOnl, dated August 22d, A. D. 1916. issued out of the district court of the United | states for the ourth district of Alaska on q Judgment rendered in said court on the 10th day of June. A. n. 1916, in favor of the Clark Lumber Company, d corporation and a@ainst Robert Simpson, Ernest Ntehofr 2"d Nellie Winters, l have on this 23d day nr AU2uSt, <. D. 1916, levied upon the fol- l IW.uE described real estate, situated in the town of IditarOd and territory of Alaska, to Wit:
 That certain parcel of ground described as paraIIeIogram, situated in the south east corner or lot one CD, in block one CD of the Fairvicw Trading Post, in the town of lditarod Alaska said parcel of ground fronting fourteen feet on First ay- cnu". and fronting fifty (50' feet on Will low street, in said town of IditarOd Alaska. aS the same now appears on the plat of the said town made by L. $. Robe, Sur- of said town of EdtarOd, Alaska. Also that certain tWo-story frame building situated on the said land.
 Aud that will, accordingly, offer said real estate for sale at public Vcndue to the hi gh- est and best bidder for cash on the 22d day of September, A. D. t9t6. al , o'clock .. m., at the front door of the marShal'S "t1lon, in the town of Iditarod, territory of Alaska.
 Dajed August 22d, 4. n. 1916, at Idita- rod, Alaska.
 L. T. ERWIN. United states Marshal Fourth Dstrlct of
 By W. B. THOMAS. Doputy
 CHAS. l.. TAYLOR, PIanun's Attorney.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26

In view of the difficulty which is encountered in extracting from unwilling witnesses the details of alleged crimes committed their midst appears be rather dangerous state of affairs allow the enzcns of the restricted district the extreme Incense which they enjoy Judging from the Testimony at Tues days examination commissioners murder com mtted there presence of the whole the coone dict would necessarily be that the victim committed suicide
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26

dsgacef outbreaks in the restricted district phasze the fact that strict must be exercised these people before committed Tol of the social evil to have engendered something the nature disregard of law and order Some of the cuence have savored of bold Haunting of which open deiancc of authority and decency
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26

If MT, Hughes and Colonel tour country geher, it is said they may MT Hughes may we'll make up his mind to get used to the upper berth-Oho State Journal
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-08-26
SHONBECK A LIVE WIRE
Anchorage Star, July 23)

There is no place in Alaska where the auto can be operated with greater success than in Anchorage and the Cook inlet coun- try generally, if we only had roads A. A. Shonbeck, the agent for the Ford auto has recently shipped four or five cars here, and sales are quickly made, and if the country only had roads there soon would be fifty cars here Mr Shonbeck has taken up the question of good roads and IS doing what he can to interest the business men of the place in the road question. There is no one thing of more importance to all the people of this district than the building of roads, and few more men like Mir. Shon- beck will soon start the ball to rolling. Let the good work go on.
 People often preserve the pens with which historic documents are signed"
 Quite so" said his wife q think I'll preserve the pen with which you signed that s5 check you gave me the other day. Kansas City Journal.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10
Wife in Dream Sees Place
Where Husbands Body Lay

Duncannon. Pa, Nov. 10.-A very
peculiar circumstance has been re-
Gently disclosed regarding the finding
Of the body of Gustav Dill, of this
place. who drowned in the Susque-
hanna river almost two weeks ago.
Immediately after the drowning eX-
perienced rivermen started to drag
every possible current and eddy where
the body might have lodged, but with
out avail. The days of continuous
effort without finding the body at last
forced the searchers to forego the
quest.
1t was then the miraculous hap
pened. His wife, who had been almost
frantic because of the failure to find
the body. dreamed that she saw the
place where the body lay. Every de-
tail and circumstance of the recovery
of the body and the funeral appeared
in the dream.
Although a stranger in the COM
munity and totally unfamiliar with
the river, she described a particular
spot of the river with such wonderful
accuracy that she finally prevailed
upon two of the oldest rivermen to try
once more. Going to the place that
she described, they dropped a grap-
ping hook and recovered the body in
less than five minutes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10
Recent Deaths in
Central Pennsylvania

Wayncsboro. - Mrs Lydia Bell, wi
dow of Charles Bell, died at her home
here yesterday. She was rs years old.
and the last of her family.
Wrightsville. Jacob Adamore,
aged 81, veteran of the Civil war.
and who was in the Siege of the Seven
Oaks. Va, died "Wednesday night. He
was member of the Grand Army. and
the Lutheran church. Six children
and number of grandchildren sur
vive.
Marietta. Waiter Weaver. aged
Al, a native OF Lancaster county. died
at the county hospital Wednesday
night. His only survivor is a sister.
New Holland. - Mrs. Margaret A
Eshelman, aged 76. died Wednesday
night, from injuries received in a fall
a daughter and a sister survive.
E1orin. Mrs. Caroline Nentwig
aged Sc. the oldest woman in this
section of Lancaster county, died We'd
nesday evening. She is survived by
four children and number of grand
children.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-10

She praises it highly as she has been
relieved of all these pains by it's use.
All mothers should know of this remedy,
and all young girls who suffer should
try it. Mrs. MATILDA KURTzwEG, 529
High St, Buffalo, N. Y.
Young women who are troubled with
painful or irregular periods, backache,
headache, dragging-down sensations,
fainting spells or indigestion, should
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Thousands have been re-
stored to health by this root and herb
remedy.
If you know of any young wo-
man who is sick and needs help
full advice, ask her to write to the
Lydia e. Pinlkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass. Only women will
receive her letter, and it will be
held In strictest confidence.