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The state herald., 1916-04-28
Tariff Higher Than Ever
elf we are to keep our mills and fac
tories going after the war ends.


We wonder what the Free Trade peo
pie will do when the war ends. II We
are obliged TO continue the so called
war tax" another year, as has been
ordered with every peaceful pursuit in
Europe demoralized, what will we do
when the war ends?
Get this under your hat. now, for II
is important and it Is soon to confront
US When Europe gets its industrial
concerns again started and is sadly in
need Of gold. what will American wage
earncis do under Free-Trade7
Europe will want ready money. She
must have ready money. and much Of
liz She has already depleted her treas.
uries-she is head over heels in debt.
Taxes there will he something alarming
She will put her children to work; her
cripples to work; her old men to work
and her women TO work-and she will
pour out ship loads after ship loads Of
d .iferent products and look for a mar
ke.. Not at hundred cents on the
do,lar-but any old thing to bring cash.
She will dump her goods by the million
! on American shores because they will
come In practically free Of duty. And
while we may get these articles cheap
or than we no~ pay. every American
manufacturer will be compelled to close
, down. to turn into the streets the Amer
lean wage Garner because Europe will
be dong business at fifty cents on the
dollar and glad Of the fifty cents.
Why we want to change administra.
tons Is TO put in n party that will build
tariff wall high enough to keep the
old world from dumping on these shores
tho products Of her factories. II W.
do not do IL. American manufacturer
and tho army Of workmen and work
women will be ruined. This 10 rs Ger
tain ms the mathematical fact that two
and two make four. You can't dodg,
Il, and you can't explain II In any Other
way.
And by the time tho Importers and
jobbcrs and associations get through
With their manipulations the ultimate
consumer will get these goods at about
the same prices paid today.
Tariff higher than ever mus, be the
watehword in order to keep our factor
| les going. Because those desperate
countries ARE going out for coin. and
when they start, ship load after shir
load will be dumped on our shores.
1his 10 the one great serious problem
today confronting the American people.
| And Wilson Is bull headed enough, as
he has repeatedly shown. to insist tha,
F, Free.Trsdc continue. We're hc wise hc
would shif, on this proposition-but he
| Iisn't wise-he talks now about tariff
commission. hoping to shift the respon
1 .ibili,y. Moravian Falls IN C) Ra'.
col whippcr.
The state herald., 1916-04-28
STATE HKRALD.

The free sugar law has been repealed
The House passed bill for repeal but
the senate amended the bill providing
for extending the present duty on su-
gar for four years. The house refused
TO agree to the amendment and the
senate finally receded from it's amend
ment to the bill by vote of SO to 10
all of the 10 votes sgainst being cast
by democrats. Senator Thomas Of Col
orado voted against the repeal.
The state herald., 1916-04-28
Optician for Holyoke.

]. l.. Hartman, q state regis
tered optician of Longmont.
Colo, with ~ years experience
will make regular trips TO Hol.
yoke. He will he at the Hol.
yoke Hotel Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, MAY II, ", 10.
All work guaranteed. All goods
warranted. Prices reasonable.
Sec him for your eye troubles.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

c. II. Moore and family left
the first of the week for Youngs
town, Canada. where they ex-
pect to make their home. Char
lie was one of the earliest set
tiers of our county and the fam
lily have a host of friends in our
county who regret very much
to see them move away.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

c. Hewett sold his half section farm
in the south aestern per. uf the county
this week to Roy Camp bell for $25 per
acre. He will give possession next fall.
The sale was made by Charley Stiles
and Gus Richardson.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Mrs. Emma &. Holland OF
Bentonville, Ark, and Mrs.
Myrtle Hunt. of Eddyville. la. .
daughter of Marion Edmund
son. who were here to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Thompson,
left Tuesday for their home.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Z. l.. sholcs of propho,stown III.
who had been visiting his brother. o.
II. Of this county. left for home to-day.
Ho hsa recently purchased the
interest Of Frank Pollock In tho
stock business Of sholcs g. Pollock.
The state herald., 1916-04-28
F. H. SANDY.
{: Stock Buyer
Highest market price paid for hogs
See me before you sell
Holyoke Colorado
Auto Repair Shop.

/ have made arrangements to open
an automobile repair shop in the City
Garage of M. Zoll, April lst. / will be
prepared to do all kinds of automobile
repairing and will aim to give satisfac.
ton on all work. When you have any
work in this line to do remember my
shop. L ID. Gentzler.
The state herald., 1916-04-28
High School Notes.

Saturday, the 20, of April, the
last number of the high school
lyceum course will be given.
DR.. Lincoln Writ will tell of the
conditions in Europe. having
spent the previous year in the
war zone" Also he will have
other items of interest on the
World Peace" DIR. Lincoln
Writ has travelled in the employ
of the United States in Alaska,
India,' etc.
We are expecting a good eve
ming of entertainment as well
as instruction.
There will be two high school
plays given this year by the stu
dents. One being given the II
of May and the other the %. Of
May. The proceeds of the plays
are to defray expenses incurred
in carrying on the activities of
the school.
The high school annual is
just ready for the printer. We
think it will be the best book
of the kind that the Phil.
lips County High School has
ever put out. Messrs. Flana-
gan, Gillis. Summers and Mil
Ter have been working all the
spare time to make the book a
success. They have been faith
fully assisted by the other mem
bers of the staff. The staff this
year is composed of the follow
ing members: Editor in chief,
Francis Flanagan; assistant,
Fay ellis; business manager.
Raymond Summers: assistant,
Ross Miller; advertising mana
ger. Chas. Hoschouer; society
editor, Frances Thompson; boys
athletics. Frank McCreery; ar
tist, Paul Ollie; girls athletics,
Ruth Zoll; association editor,
Josephine McEwen; gymnas.
tics. Rea Crowner; tennis, Yiv.
ian Brink. orchestra, Warren
Bainbridge. fuculty. Luther
Coatney; debating. Collett
Hibbs; jokes, Muriel Smith.
Mary Moore, Junin Latta; sen
ior class editor. Liddic Johnson
Junior class editor. Goldie Scot,
sophomore class editor, Vir.iI
Cannon; freshmen class editor
Mira Means.
Three games base ball huv,
been played; three games won
This 10 a much better start than
was made Inst fall in baseball
Such success at the start shoul,
assure the backing Of the com
munitv. AS this goes to presl
we start to Julesburg for u re
turn game with them. Ou
chances to win nre good. Fri
day We play at Haxtun. w,
expect this 10 be the hardes
game Of the season. The boy
arc full Of confidence and enth,
sinm. a very successful sea
son 10 almost assured.
Associated Editors.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Mrs. Inez Haver will sell for
one week only, all of her early
hats which retailed for as high
as 500. now only $500. None
over and some less.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

A letter from Oscar Leblanc at Four
tain expresses much satisfaction with
his new business, selling The Rawleigh
Co. goods. He expects Mrs. Leblanc
and baby to come to Fountain in June
to make their home there,
The state herald., 1916-04-28

The Holyoke Athletic Club,
recently organized is fitting up
grounds for athletic sports and
as pleasure resort for the
Young people.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Dandelion floral decorations
seem to be quite fad on some
of the streets of Holyoke. La
ter on this style of decoration
will be used on the lawns.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Mr. and Mrs Hsrve Conklin. and
children left Tuesday for Anaeoeo, Ls..
near which place thsy will make their
home on farm recently purchased by
W &. Holland OF Holyoke. These peo.
pie have been residents Of our county
for yeArs and their many friends regre,
10 see them leave the county.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Mrs. j. A. Peterson returned
Wednesday from Lincoln, Neb.
where she had been to undergo
a surgical operation.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Remember the County Sunday School
Convention in Holyoke Saturday and
Sunday Be sure to attend these meet
inps
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Messrs. George Coleman. Edward In.
termill, j. A. Swedlund, j. NJ. Deland-
er and Emil Larson of Haxtun were in
Holyoke Tuesday on business.
The state herald., 1916-04-28
Park

unique among the recreation and wonder spots of the world
aside by the Government For the Benefit and en-
oyment of the People for all time, primarily because it con
tans by far the largest and complete collection of
tura phenomena the entire world There are Geysers of
every known variety Falls twice the height of Niagara the
largest lake its altitude in the world except ng Pc
ru while the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
an epoch in anyones life
The Burlington Pk service through Co dy the East and
Scenic Gateway will be mprov ed in connection with spe.
cia automobile service between Ccdy and the Lake Hotel
ninety mile delightful auto ride along of the Worlds
famous scenic highways Through Coast ers can also
enter the Park via Cody the rail journey from Gard
paying only for such Park side-ou
tons they receive
Park publications the press In due time ask for the
McEwen, ,1icketAgt, ,Holyoke, Colo
iIII|IlS Nv, Wakelyi A o'nah.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

The ladies of the Art and Nee
die Club were entertained by
Mrs. Rev. Blinzinger at her
home on Tuesday afternoon.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

The state secretary of the socialist
party will give an address at the
spragie Cooperative Farm. Sunday af-
ternoon. April so She will lecture in
Julesburg Saturday night.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Joseph Prather left Holyeke Tuesday
to travel as salesman for the Western
stoneware Co. His family will remain
in Holyoke which will continne to be
his home.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Ed Finch OF Haxtun was in Holyoke
Monday on business. He has for years
been reader Of the Berald and called
at the office for visit and advanced
his subscription for the paper. Ed was
ooe OF the early homcsteaders Of
the Hastun country and made success,
on the farm and Ia now one Of the well
hxed business men OF Haxtun. In con.
neetion with other business holdings,
has rood block Of stock In one Of the
prosperous Haxtun Banks.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

j. A. Swedlund of Haxtun recently
sold fine new seven. passenger Stude
baker car to Mrs. Eliza Herzig of the
the eastern part of the county.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

VIM. Jones moved his house.
hold goods to Haxtun, Wednes-
day where he will make his
home.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Mrs. Eli ID. Jackson left Tues
day for Youngstown. Canada,
where Mr.. Jackson is making
his home.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

We want correspondents from all
parts OF the county to report the new,
for the Herald. Send in the news from
your part of the county and let the pee
pie know what is going on in the
county.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

II you want the news from your part
OF the county published. have some one
write up the facts and send to the Her
aid office and we will do the rest. We
have phone in the Herald Office anc
would be glad TO receive over the phon,
any item of news. a
The state herald., 1916-04-28

A. M. Axelson of Haxtun passed
through Holyoke Monday on business
trip TO points in Nebraska.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

The ladies of the Christian
church will serve a chicken din
ner on Decoration Day.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

L X. House. one of Haxtun's rea
estate men, was transacting business II
HOlyoke Monday.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Mrs. H. ]. Young entertained
the ladies of the Sorosis club at
her home Tuesday afternoon.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Mrs Richard Van Dyke of Hagler
Neb and Mrs. C. W. TerwilIker and
son OF Imperial, Neb were in this coun
~ few days last week visiting with
friends They were among the early
residents OF our county and the latter
Is possibly better known to early set.
tiers Ms Mira. Frank Wilson and resided
on homestead southwest Of Holyoke.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

A fne fourteen pound baby daughter
arrived at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. u. Norton. Thursday Apr. q.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

In the next issue Of the Herald will
appear the opening chapters of a new
story. The Red Mist" This is a s,o.
ry Of love and the civil war in which q
confederate spy and the daugh.er OF n
federal officer. neighbors in childhood,
are the leading characters. ltisavery
interesting story. read il in tho Herald.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Henry Mitchell of Haxtun was in
Holyoke Saturday.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

School election in the several school
districts next Monday, Mayl
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Ed James of the Haxtun country was
in Holyoke Monday,
The state herald., 1916-04-28

4Frank Sandy and Bert Jones return.
ed this morning from trip to Denver.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

]. NJ. Delander, one of Haxtun's real
estate agents, was in Holyoke Monday.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

c. W. Gahringer and James Brophy
drove to Sterling Monday in car.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Wanted, cattle to pasture for the Sc
son Inquire at this office.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

Read Scheunemann's new ad in this
issue.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

$40 acre farm well improved, for
share rent. Philip Zimmerman.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
Iilnanoene
Sonttanttnopel.

On bunif N}ano, Ser / "A Moone-
Der bar opbolot iia / 8onitantino-
pei, aiuer "Notionaltioenoe" ieIgens
oc SpIusninocr pm Sitintionen:
Sorbolbcne err for Sioen ifrTffe-
Iiqc / apnItnntinopel. Friien Tor
Sc flrite observation-disclosures cr nm
re. 5be foitcr IS 2roner pr. ag.,
aoiic 9 arouer Fetrolcitmspriien
err MI 6 aroucr Slaifer, Suffer 6
arorcr pr. &l. @enjin ionoteS
life.
Tnare. ro @'coefisb err berinroo
biaigt. ar. 1-t.50 pr. &g., Sal
fnner SIR. 81 Sizes Ser. %.
Ser uooeIc@ iii @eioIfningen ct
holpt Vlrno &rpO - bagt al MuiS
- ouNlia. hportil ser ipiies SEQ o.
SoIotblooc. Cm Ssnoagen rolcpe-
res Slipcnolic.
Surternc er ieprigt trptte o. fie-
oe al ariQen "a oeres Solboter er
flUot / Tiulter. Sfibenc, Der beier-
ger aultirdltcruc, er np'ten ollie
ifuote iipnf.
%en aonitontinopeI haube arupp
anlaut Ell 9lnunilnitionSiobrif. -
Cen bar enlcIite Slpuere iprGngt
/ Suitcn.
NcIc ocn oiiutiife Gel al aon-
itantincpel cr ~operiplot al iaoreoe.
&c DOR iom Nlller AZ Wan1el pda
Eleie, % ser unfontmer oaglig Srn-
Nreoer % after Sunoreber ltpe iaa.
rcbe. ~ Npi3 De Iuierebe bupSe
bapt tilitrrffeIi9e Heierper / @egpn'
oelien al Grisen, bapoe &c funnel
inotaec Aonitoutiuopel, men BET gum
itige CiebIif off tabt, &c pisti9ite
6orter par neurlia inStaglie, men %
par DC Nlicreoe$ arGfter ltotrmt
oa oe mnuttc ann iilbaae. Sarntloig
onfpm Sc tuifc Sngenisrer p1 an
la0oe Sorter "a SpTrrinaer. q
iarpeoe Sropvcr, ser n%nrcnoeS. fan
iepriat life taalc bet folbe, blHicn.
Sc aIinrat. Scr / Giebliffct bcritcl
pda @alipoIi.
Sra Scrbicn trGffes De %Iorbunonl
trooper bort, Ga 2anoet er roipl'
o. GeiriorhoIbene i lGnsere Sio bal
pTret irp9tclige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
Camilla Clifford.

Get Gucntur ira WrtCIiQheoen,
iom tuuttcr liz til Camilla GlifiorhS
Nauu. cr after uoulbct ncb ct aopi
tel. NtnnQc nil minbc@ Niitorieu ON
Ncu pafrc Ei0c ira &riitionia. &c,
iom life ticnbcr Den. nil IUie Sen
mco &ntcre3ic. : forte Srpf lporr
Den ilil:
! ct inttiQ Nll@ / Mriitinuiu porte
ser ior uoQle 9Ior iioen ~ ell liben
Nilc pcN Nouu Suno Ctteicu. Nu1
pur not Ct Nooptipborn. % mun hap.
sc Nct life Ilot. Nlu poifcoc @ulper
~ <ruppcr % iii life ntclct al 81,
vets @lrocr. Den T~igebarnet ub-
uitleoe iia iii al bIluc Ell li6cn Sficn-
heo al Ranl. Sertll hopoc huu ct
itrnaIenbe Srner % manage pinoen.
&c GQcnifuber Cm'iocr tom hull
oper Ill en- SlpQtnlua / Amerito. Gll
Sib lenerc brol mn i'll Sonoon, %
ser blcu hun StotIit ueo ct Seatcr
cucr en- &arictc, hpor Sc ungc Hia'
mUuO iTrococS. Zen urae Game.
iom MI heo Camilla Clifford. i'll
mango iriitcuoe SllbIb. Mcn hur
par itannboitia % ioriiatig. Gnoelii
benhertc hlul Ell lug Iriitofrat
Nenrp Spubhurit Bruce. 9orb glben
oarea Sen % Arpine. San pal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28

blGnoct al bcn iiiae Games Sfien'
beo % tlIbeo betbc Saanb % Sicrte
Sor Gnmiuos Sfplo breb han ntef
I'M SoniIlc. Sans Itplte Sober pilbC
life berc 1olc ON boua IorbinoeIie
mc6 "@orietc. Tamen". &c to hinge
bolot imiSIertio ionmcn 90 fonbi
Spffcn peo binonoen4 She. Zen
rllae Otonb fog Ifitcb ira SGrcn,
hoor bon bar Officer, % iorIsgte of
'Ino fig iNienncm poo ioritieaiq %is.
let off DOG onorIio 90 %til'Illt FOG
ban lin Sli'trli og reiite bicm til lit
GrorcncGo6s for at bcoc ON Noooe,
nlci, Den preoe Suocr msote bcnt
/ SnIlcn, pcate pno Garcn % lugbe:
"@oo, o0 tag ON Gorietefrue
meo." 90 Gpren blep ilonet i9ien.
Sans SliItru penote tiIbage til Geo.
fret cit Sib; men ioo brsb arigen no.
Bruce blep igien inoiot / Nrmeen og
%uonGpntes iom 3ripilig til aoptein.
San llomcrfcbe iig peo lin Supper,
bco, og bette bragtc Nuitrlten % So
ocren nUrn1ere iommen.
Sna en- Tng fom Der Meloine ont
oct ltorc Slog peo Dprc2 o. meo ben
VfelOingen ON, at oen rnge anpteill
par inlot. Camilla GIiiioro bar Ell
al arIGerenferne og 'toh nlcne / Ser.
Den. Wtcn benbes Sorq meoisrte ell
NenoinN / SorboIhct til benbcS
Wtnnoa Sontilie.
Soro Nbenonrc foriol1cbc iig nenl-
Zig 'llIo'tGnoig nieb FIN pafre Spiger-
batter peb fin pIoite CONS @rup, %
ocrpeo in6trpoer bun / ct mt Mint
al lit Hip.
Nl o~cltoger Camilla Clifford mco
Tucr / Societctens Mrbcibcr Tor Sol-
ontcrlle, og III er bun illl6t inotrunot
/ ocn ioclnlc Stiling, iom bctoeS
VfonoS @prb beretti0eoc hcnoc til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
BUFFET 90 Kioffenet.
Saoocl Ynboina.
Reoiasr,t at an prottia Susuubsr.


Gn halp Sop Mel, Ell Sheife 0of.
ing Vomoer, y Stop Slffcr, "A Sbe.
'te Salt, ell Stop TaoIer, en- Gop
NeooefIerner, TO gGp. MeI, @ofinN
Tofuoer, SoIt oo Suffer iigtes liant
men. Goolerne ~operbGIoes nteo TO.
9eloe Tono, itonr ct Tur Mintter
og torres / ct alpoe, bporpoa Ste.
nerlle toges no og IaoIerlte ifipres
op 'nlaa Stpffcr. Ioolerne OF
Neooefjerlerne rsres iumnlen meo
Vfelef % De gprige tsrre Iiitareoien.
Yer oa oerpao pispes gGg9ebIontmer.
ne, Mielfcn rsres op / bette % ioo
blanoes aItiommen iommen, nnota-
gen 9Gggebpiberre iom oispes aloe.
les 'tioe % "foIbes inb" til Hut. Get
h1loes pp / en- Nanbe, iom life er
meeet orb, iteges onltrent Ell balm
Zine og ipiies meb pispet Slpbe iom
er tiI'at liot 0oniIie og Suffer.
6nrtiglauet &affe.&age.
, Spiicifeer Snisr, 81 Sop Silf-
fer, ct 9Gg @lonme o9 Spioe pis.
pes bier for Jig - "a Sop aierne-
melt eaer iltr Welf, iom er pispet
meo Ell Sbeife Sooa, ~ Sop WteI,
ionn er ligtet meb Ell Sbeife Cream
Of Sortor. Iette rere3 aobt ioln-
men, babes op / en- lang, ilao Yailbe
og Sllffer, Smer % imcltct Smer
BABES pao 5oppen.
SelmOnieO Hotetcr.
st Guiin imno Toteter fo9eS nleo
Sfallet poo. Hunr DC er foate,
itrGQes be og 'fipreS / Sfiuer on
lpgges op / ct Stegeiab. gn SpiIe-
lie Mel % Ell Spiieife Smer gllibes
goot ialnn1en og rcrcs no / Ell Vint
fogenoe Welf; bette bellies pper So
t"eterilc % iteot @reo bruises pper
meo Ilnno 4lntter Smer poa Cop
pen. Set iteges Ell baIp Sime.
gGg | Hebe.
%iSp Ell 9GQgehbibe aloelcs Itip
NEE eft Iibet @rnn Salt % form bette
ion ct Iibct "Hebe" poo Ell intilrt
StegesSonerfen. 6 ltobulningen /
Wioten al Heoet IGg9e5 NGggeblcm-
men, iom enbclig mua prre bel. Sibt
Sult og Eeber orpsieS oper og ioa
iteges oct til 9Gggebpioen er lpic-
brllt pna Spppen. Sau tuges &ebet
ioriigtig op % lG9ges pnu en- BARN
Sanerfen - ener man fan lope ct
iaooort Hebe til hper Terion, poo
Stegetolerfencn, og @ierpcre set lige
paa benne - set err lctuinotere, "a
BET life er ioo gonife let at finite
oisie Heoer oper poa ct anoet Soo
ener Salerfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
2Gnocrnc | Volcmoam.

Observation-Disclosures pes 3ili-
ocriieen bar / iprlio hpi @ruo auoet
no ooer Gnrene, ~ifriues Der fra Nm-
itcr0nm til "@erl. 5waQebIatt". Ct
uolminoeIig triit @iQcoc cr set, ionl
mpocr Ell, Siliener al tnmnle 9Gn-
Scr, iont oriuer onfrinq % life pco,
buor oe ifol finbe Scoring. - Gn
holunolf NpiS, "Son0elsbla0", fill
orer Sitnutipncn iouIe0cS: IS go
lenbom nlenc enpes ser ca. 10000
9Gnber, Tom reprpicntereoe Ell Seer
81 al 10000 @pIben. Sprene ipeml-
mcr mn hiGlpeleie omfring, pg bpis
ser life mart bliper Qiort noget Tor
Dem, fonlner oe iii at iltltc libel.
Wtnn omguneS meh Vlnner ON at
icn6c Dem til InlCr5fort Oertil
trpngeS 10000 @ploCn. - 9orocr-
meIteren / Gonm iorisqer at iao ium-
lei ianlmcn GcnQene. Sntfe> oct, cr
oc ornte Snr re0oct. 2nffeS oct life,
omfomnter nltinn 0prene al Cult.
10000 @nlben ior at reooe 9glber
til Ell |proi al 10000 @nlben.
@ollpnocrne cr bra, hirlpiomme
Tulf. oct bar man fauet @epiier not
poa ltnber Sen irpgteliqe Operipom-
melie. Wen at handle raft og orQa-
niiere &irlpen heniigtsnlrSii9 iunes
life at ppre oere5 iterfc Sioe. %
mi moo Sc 10000 9@nber ira 90
lenoum % bere2 giere lloc ior, at
Siplpenaifinerict urbeiber tun0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
@rpniaac.T rifasic.

Sfipr itrGlcoc NGpcr % / aan.
tie iman Serninger, ifiGr lfrGlebe
Toteter / 4 Tele bier, ifiTr Ell 500
OF / tunoc Sfipcr. Sap alt bcttc op
/ en- @ruoe meo libt %ano oq fog Oct,
iii set or mort. Sap ct Stpfte Smcr
/ iao tort iom ct sGa. Salt oa BE
Der citer Smaa, Lao Oct 'taa oG Dam.
pc liot mleb bette % ierper Oct itrar
til foIot opifaaret aieo, cler I. Or.
iii fogie Telier. Ter MAJ pos'eS
poa, at man bare bar ioo meget
%nnb pao, at altiammen blir 9obt
foat, me life iao meaet, al Scr or
noqet %auo at b9lbe al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
SSppr poa Dor &looc
bcNDuotc pcu npc Tato?

5 pt0C Hrc0lc hCrltCr Der llfIurhco
uucr, hpnr pno Dor Nlooc Den me
Cato bc0nnocr Sut. at hi her /
Berlin ifriucr en- INT 9luj2, bar SGn-
ooN WiorQcu Nloffcn 3. "a cr alof-
fen !. Gr. / Ncm 0orf 9 @(iten, .. y.
&c bar ser cn0mu &pr0uQ Nltcn.
Nuor %bcQnnoer mi S@on0naen, oQ
bpor poo Hlo0cn ihlttcr bcu? SonI
0otumQrGnic QiUI0cr citcr olmiuoc
liz Cucrcn2fomIit Sen tSO6c Nrc0oc-
Qro0 rcQuct ira @rccupid. Cen ca
ncr lil boot, ior0i ocn iorcr Q%icuncnt
NchrinQoitrTOct % ouer Stiacbopct
uocn al trrilc poo noQcu |itorrc 9
ionIinQcr. Stc0cr, iom IiNAcr Eit
Tor bcnnc @rTric, lager en- Nuq til.
buQc for ollie Stc6cr &cit ior @rUn.
fen ST Stib, iom icilcoc itaoig oit
oucr, uil0c omiiocr tiIIpucIaocn0e
uinoc en- GaQ ihct set T. Gr. nonr
iii NritcmmcIic2itco pon Ell SonooQ,
mcorus oct cn0m CT @oroul, ser
.bpor set bcQuuotc lin Nciie. Gor at
moauu ocuiloQ@ lllcnpcr plcicr Civ.
ioIf at furriNcrc Gotocn, ibct Sc pn2.
icrcr Sen tSONc &rco0cQroo. Soar
Stibct teller ritoucr, bIipcr pcotour-
mcu0c Cato oN llQeouQ lcirct to
@onQc ion at man T. @r. inor Sen-
noQ 30tr Gan 1916 % SeuOog
30tc San. H. @nor Sfibct pcitoucr,
iprinQcr man ocrimoo orcr en- Cato
cQ Quor Gr. hircftc opcr ira 2Sbc
Gcbriar 1916 til litc Mort4 l9iG.
&c, iom cr ioo uhcI0iNe al bcllnoc iia
uuocr lSOoc Nrcoocaroo peo Sen
Gin, oplcpcr oItioo life nogcn Stllo
0ad.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
apmbinatiuns.S nlat.

Gre aopper finifooret annl, y
aop sGbler, ifaoret / Serninger, "a
Sop Seleri ifnorct / rigtig imao
Scrninger, Ell Sop repet Tineapple,
% en- Gel foat M~tanonnoiie . Salat-
blobe lpqges uooper ct iSub, Salotel
Ir1gea paa og no9et itippiitet 0leoe
hdpes pao Soppen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
CRANBERRY Shurt Safe.

@ob rig @afiltg Bomber biscuit.
Gci9 lopeS og itiffes l,o nteb ell tenn.
melig itor "Goofp Gutter. @iS.
rlitcrnc itcQcs, oQ ioo mango al bCn
'om mon trpnqer til Scsiert flcpe:
% en- Spiicifc CRANBERRY Soucc ho.
peS pno ocn unocritc Gel, meo lioi
ui$pct Tlebe ppcr, Den epcritc Gel al
"@isclliten" lpQgea oper og poa oerl'
he IrQqcS oqiaa CRANBERRY SaltcC
% pispet Slebe. &c biscuits, ION
blir iaien fam pnrmleS op igien til
Nrofoit cller @ltndl, hpiS man logger
Dem pon Ell Tie. Snlerfen, bpplper
Ell anoen -Sonerfcn pper OF iGtt
fer benz noaIc WtinIlter / Ell beb ga.
derppll.