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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03
Forbes-R -Robertson's Farewell

Although an Engllshman, DIT ooiili- ston Forbes Robertson has contrlbu- ted so freely of his brilliant gifts to the American stage that we share with England claim on this super lative actor, claim which is strength ened by the fact that he married an American actress, Gertrude Elliott. His farewell tour, but recently ended, was a triumphal progress, adding to the prestige he had earned during a career of nearly half century on the stage.
 Forbes Robertson has written formal farewell to the American pub lie. for the New York Times, in which he expresses feelingly his gratitude to the American people for the honors they have paid him and the substan- tial encouragement given him, and there is a note of pathos in what he says of his permanent retirement from the stage. His message" IS such a fine and scholarly composition and mirrors so well the lofty mind of the man who wrote it that it is worth preservation and is reproduced here: After 40 years on the stage, l have said my farewell. Thirty years ago I first came to AmeriSa-with
 odn Mary Anderson. I have since visited your hospitable country many times and am happy to count among my closest friends many of your people. My wife, Gertrude Elliott. who is not retiring from the stage, but may, I hope, have the honor of playing before you again, was one of your country women. Why, then, should l not feel deeply indebted to America. when you have given me both en- couragement in the pursuit of ideals and aid of practical na- ture? It is with a feeling of very real sadness that today I leave your shores, never to return again as an actor. but feel that the time
 
 younger generation is knocking at the door. and I am happy to feel sympathy for these young men and women, on both sides of the ocean. who stand on the threshold of their careers Theirs will be a great work, great opportunity. for a new era of achievement is about to dawn for the stage. Better plays, better acting, and better producing mark the theatre of to- day than at any time in the past.
 I am very happy to see a closer bond constantly growing between the English speaking races. and it is fitting that the theatre should help to make stronger this rela- tionship. At the present time, when the Shakespeare tercentenary is in the minds of the public, we can the more rejoice in our mutual ownership of this greatest of all dramatists and poets. My message to the American public is to be- lieve in the best, and to give en- couragement to ability wherever 1t Is shown, but of this I feel cer- tain, for you possess that ready sympathy and appreciation which is as delightful as it is perhaps rare. I am proud to have given my life to the stage. and the little I have been able to contribute to it's advancement gives me great hap piness to think of as l bid fare- well forever to calling that is both great and noble.
 Though I shall never again ap- pear before you as an actor, 1 would rather say. not farewell, but "Good-by and God bless your'
 JOHNSTON FORBES S-ROBERTSON.
 April 29, 1916.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03
Postofflce Recelrts Gaining

Our postoffice receipts for April were $5e.5sS.S2," said Postmaster R. B. Smyer "an increase of s1O, 1O5. 4s over April last year.
 'Birmingham's receipts I think will easily reach the s6OOOoO mark this year. We really ought to be in the s7O0,o00 class if all our corporations bought their stamps here and if the Ensley office were a part of the Birmingham office, as it should be-
 However, even without Ensley, I think we will go above $eOo 900 for the present year"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03
POLITICAL JOLT

From the Houston Post
 Alabama reports an earthquake. but in all probability it was nothing but an ex- tension of the tremor the earth suffered when Nebraska after glorious effort completely embryanixed itself
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03
IN RAD AGAIN

iyom the Montgomery Advertiser.
 Fke see by the press reports that the DifA Aciafed Press members. meeting at Est( (kyaldorf-As A storia, drank toast to
 1 bent Wilson This will strengthen Thon>ryan suspicious that there is Bhnk 4HS wrong with the editors of this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03
HOTEL LOBBIES
Farmers for Walter FowII1es

Sometime ago, before John Taylor retired from the race for board of rev. enue,' said A. A. Gambill, "he was out i'll the country campaigning and asked a farmer to vote for him.
 Very sorry said the farmer, but I can't vote for you city fellows. When l go to mark my ticket for board of revenue l am going to pick out the farmers like Walter Fowlkes. Us farm CTS must stand by each other"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

Ambassador von Bernstorff says he ex- poets to remain in America long time Here's hoping.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

The Filipino people may think they can take care of themselves. but Japan is a powerful cat, and the F'ilipinos should remember what happens to mice when a cat comes snooping around
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

Jim Corbetts brother was unable to "come back as a baseball pitcher. The former champion knows just how that feels
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

Old Ed Howe has made enemies among dog lovers by saying the forebears of the Airedale were CUTS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

Experts say the Panama canal is not sufficiently protected. Is it possible that no more slides will close the channel to navigation?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

Jefferson county candidates are con- suming vast quantities of gasoline in mo- toring around among the voters
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

Birmingham's skyline would be con- siderably improved by filling up the open places in the steel frame of the Roden building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

There are so many candidates running for office in Alabama just now that some of them have to be content with only half a plank.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03
FILLING A VACANCY.

Young Dubson has started to smok- ing cigars
 I'm glad of that"
 'But it may affect his heart
 Perhaps so, but there has always been something lacking in his face. Maybe a cigar will supply it.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

An enterprising Chicago firm is selling cocktail the ultimate consumer can mix trIy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

England will now try to place the blame on somebody or other for the failure of the Townshend expedition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

It's about time for some newspaper man with a nose for news" to make another attempt to get something out of Colonel House.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

The water wagon is a grateful sight to United States troops in Mexico. The W. c. T. U. should be glad of that.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

Asking grand opera stars to sing at a dinner is most unkind. They are never f,l1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

The Irish rebels were well supplied with ammunition, but they were short of 42 centimeter guns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

The old-fashioned sailing vessel is once more ploughing the seas and new crop of nautical yarns may be the result.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

Nothing remains now but to extend the glad hand to the Confederate Veterans and show them the time of their lives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

BEGINNING THE DAY-Breathe upop me. o Gracious Father, spirit of love for all men, May I not ask if they can ioSe In return; may not ask if they are worthy of love; may I not ask III they are already loved by others. May I love as Christ would pc H He walked here again. Amen'-H' NJ. E.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03
HE'S TO BE ENvIED.

"A plain spoken man, you say?"
 q never saw his equal. Why, there isn't a woman in this town who would ask his opinion of her baby"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03
ALABAMA PRESS

Mobile Register: The epitaph upon the IIut-el-Amara disaster to the British arms is: 'Too Late! Unpreparedr' There's a lesson in that for us.
 Gadsden Journal: Today begins the last lap in the 1916 campaign, so far as Ala bama is concerned. The election in No vember is foregone conclusion as to results
 Tuscaloosa News: Those steel helmets that the French soldiers wear look as if they would very well serve the purpose of soup bowls, thus effecting another economy in the amount of a soldier $ luggage.
 Dothan Eagle: The President wants some provision made whereby MT. Bryan may occupy seat with the dele gates at the St Louis convention. But we thought the President had already turned his other cheek.
 Cullman Tribune: Why is that the old rolling hillsides in many parts of Ten nessee cannot be bought for less than $100 per acre? It is simply because the owners years ago went into diversified farming growing corn, wheat, oats, hogs and stock and as a result they make more money with less work than if they depended on all wheat or corn. The same thing can be done in north Ala bama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

It remains to be seen whethar seoryia will be dry or merely "constructively dry"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03
HASN'T ToPPLED YET.
A BAD BOAT.

I don't admire the submarine Of this or any nation; Because it lately has acquired A wicked reputation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03
IT NEVER CHANGES.

q understand Dame Fashion has soma difficulty. from year to year, in locat- ing the feminine waist"
 That's true but instincts great thing"
 What has instinct to do with deciding whether woman's waist shall be imme- diately under her arms or just above her knees?"
 Nothing whatever. but I notice that no matter what the style may be, g young chap in love, usually knows exact ly where to put his arm.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03
ADRIFT WITH THE TIMES
A JOYOUS MONTH.

A JOYOUS MONTH. May hath a smile alluring-is A most apparent queen; She comes with daisies round her brow Dressed in a coat of green. Her lightsomeness and elfin grace Are worthy of a song And fading eyes grow bright again To see her trip along.
 HASN'T TOPPLED YET. 'Is Italy much shaken by the warp T don't see how that could be- "No?"
 ''The leaning tower of Pisa is still standing"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03
NOT RECENTLY.

NOI hECE<N IIJ1s Has this glass been sterilized?" "Yes, sir" answered the busy soda clerk.
 "Nonsense Why, it's positively filthy. Don't try to deceive me "Tm not trying to deceive you. said that glass had been sterilized. but ! didn't say how long ago."
 AGREEABLY SURPRISED. q noticed you didn't applaud when ths American flag was thrown on the screen
 That was not due to lack of pa- triotisms
 'rNo?"
 'Ive heard so much lately about old Glory being trailed in the dust that was simply dumbfounded to see how fresh and clean it looked"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03
DISAPPOINTED

DISAPPOINTED. There never was sinner yet Was altogether bad, But when his neighbors find that out, It seems to make them sad.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

TELEPHONE Bell (priyate exchange connectns HI dcpartments) Main 4SOO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

From the New York Times.
 - AIRING some serious, unforeseen turn of affairs, there is every rea-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

No communication will be published without its authors name. Rejected manuscript will not be returned unless stamps are enclosed for that purpose
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-03

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, post office as second class matter under act of Congress March 3, 1879.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Sen 1joc VcbrMar 1916.

Sergia Soils ieritfomnenoc Moi
hope al ipore for bette heiit ubelbiac
6~orcta9enoe. @rccne beonnote pao
rate S%poltoiSpis fin S%orrctnins noe
/ Sfogen ct Tor WiIs Sci ira Glen.
lpooo. men ban bar ubelbio, OF oct /
mere emo Ell Ncnicenoe. ,Spr oct ier-
tie blep M bans MnIpa opoaaet al
Sopena @onnobGuere, bpilfct 10 bar
iibcloigt iof, men nGltcn pprrc req.
ncoc ban Oct Tor at bore, at ieIuc &C.
ltlllerln9en bapoc ilaoct icil. San
tilitoo ncnlli1 for Sorcncbc Stoters
aommlsiGr SamlieI @bolcn al st.
Tonl, at Oct bapoe Iuffc ham at
tilplrfe Ell lem q Ter @anon5 y8biifp,
men Den bar ioa poerlt ouarli0, at
ban enc life lclu bapbe prrct iltailo
I'll al orlftc Den - bette oioroc ham
mere pnot, enc belle oen ourigc for
trG0cIiNc @iitoric. Son ilap ~iorcle-
big nlco at title &ai.tipn Tor $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
mtacnnNlt.
Hcatct Wcunabuina. Shpnr

Ncatct %cmaaomina. ShonlaS Gil
lpitrom, Der Tor Ter Nar iiocn / %ap-
iielo Gouutp ianotcs itnIoig / Morr
/ unocu @rao pN bpmtcs til 20 Mars
Trnliclsitrai / @anplill, cr al @u.
pcrrsr Thilipp llc9tct %eiaaonina
SpSc paa Scrubaneitatiuncn. Gen
S0.nariac Sclnuntb Brandt al @clpil
falbt forlcbcn Sa0 beo on paa Scrll'
bancitntioncn bcrltcbs. San pcntco(
poa ct 900, Der ifllloc brinac hnnl I'll
Ell Spn / Gbgcrtcn, ba Seocn plllo,
iclil bcitcmte CT dilben TciIc.
%abepef bGorcs. Cen 9bc o.. uoi
bct % Nar iioen Den iaafaIotc "Sob.
cocf Sclt" op~ionotcs % Scporatior
al Mclf bcrpco aiorocs mIlia, %
Spiinbcrcn. Or. Stcphcn Mnnltcr
@ubcccf. iou ircmlhclcs bor / Mnoit
ion. blcp / SoacnS 9sb @icnitano fot
manage Observation-Disclosures Ter bier
OH Iitcncu alpct Ell @nnfct Tor ham
Nn CrSrc frn SmnSheSsurienet
slnc Sfoler inbcu Staten blep for
riac llac ira SunbheespGieuet mtiIitil-
LEI CT Girfulrre, bpori 2Trcre % AT
orc paaIrsacs at aabnc %inoucrnC
paa pibt CAB. ioainart aIasicrnc CT
icnote no al &c iorifiea;ge SfoIcpG'
~relicr. % at &c icrbliper aabne lao
lrnae iom mulia. 2igeleoes lfal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Mabning al irriacrct GnnO.

Nabming al irriacrct GnnS. ,sn.
orcocpnrtenelltet oil Den 24be Warts
pco Srrfning / Muiancc uobne A..
000 Ncres ubpnlgt &allo unber Hprtf
Elatte Srrigutionsproiett / Den peit.
llgc Gel al Ncbralto. &c Tnrnle.
iorn her fan tnNcs, oil pGre / Stpr.
relic ira 40 iii so Ycrca, alt irrige.
ret % ire Wfil ira Scrnbanc. 2anoei
cr noAcnlullbc ilnbt, fan LET rpobes
oa nprfcS % lager miot / ct allereoC
ucb ilopiflct Tnrmitrog. Set cr Del
'tltfct Tor ulnlinocligt Nacrbruo.
&pTapporTtning o1 WcicriOriit
men tullltc uller bcolt ltiffct ior Sllf.
fcrrper, hpornf Der / bcitne Gel al
Statell er oprfet Tor ppcr to Wfiuio.
ncr Collars oct iibitc Mur. ScttlerC
CT iorpli1tcbe til at DO pna line
&onlcltcaos / ire Nnr % til al Gc.
9icringcn at fiebc %nnbrct eitcr eli
Cart al hpno NnlTgNct fnitcr. %uno'
rotten bcIdlcs pcb Niorng / Sebct al
tnpc Nar, % Der bcrcgncs ingcn Hcn-
fer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Milmamfcc life imiarct. @pnares.

mano @i1iam s. Gurp al Wiilipallfce
frcmlutte forlcocn / aongrcaicn ct
Sprilag ON, at Milpaifec ifllloe gie-
res til %anoets &ppeoltao, forbi bcn-
he Np Iiffert nof life piloe blipe
"tpr", men bpis &ongrcsnalloen pc0
oennc Speg pcntebe of pillbc / 8lnlt
blunot iinc Gplgcre / Elbpcn, iau
bar ban regret fell. Ger iigcs at
pUre aIminoelie Sorbitrelic / Wtil.
pallfee ope &ongresmunoenS Sppg,
pg oct CT lige galt ira bpilfcn She
Sen bctrngtcs. Spr Oct fsrItc er ole
@pcns Tlbrp9gcrc fpnlle / Sarnilt,
fprOi man bar giort Den Grfarin9,
at iaalnart Spprgsnluolct ON 81
brirgcS / Iorgrrmloen, pirfcr oct op-
bioicloc poa Inti- Soloon Scagitcn,
pg man bar cnopibcrc giort Den Grs
iarino, at bette life er nogcll Spsg.
Ncr oct nnoct bar aonNresmorlocn
traabt @pcns Torretningsfplt al Den
alminOclige &laSlc pua Sigtorllcnc
peo iualcbcs for belle Sonoet of no
baimnerc ocnne foriliotc Sraic ON
Elbpcn Wtilipallfce, nnar Get III or
npfion alminoclig bcfienot, at alc
@pcrs @rpggerier tiliamnlcn MI CT
trGngt tilbagc til Den ipperOe / &Gf-
fen al Wtilpallfccs SabrifOriit %
Snouitri. 90 enoclig er alle Dem,
ser rpnfcr paa Hrien ao aft, ser bar
SPften al 81 cller SaIooner, blepnc
pberit iprnGrnleoc, ba sc tror Son.
grcsmunoen bar billet bapc Dem til
beoitc. Son. earns glitter itaar ioa.
leoeS iortioell life mleget bit / Wtil-
mQllfec.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
SLAMS J~noiamlinoen.

Saffct pGrc pore Sanbsnrnos burtiae SirIp oa itorortcoc Sicr.
plltgbeo fn Den Tort.2utbcrfe> Observation-Disclosures Gbicooo opluic,
at Der M or inSfomnet tiitrGtfelge @ioras til at brffc ale rincH9e
strap FOR nGrpUrcnoc %inter. ri 1pr bette mcb on inocrlene 6lUoe
% Sof til DC fiprc @iuere.
Sor %irfionbeb bar biOtil inoiranft Gg til DC folScIe %intcr.
lnaancoer. o. Der or 10 9uiptaer, NOer0onebpn1, Sorncbieu1 "a andre
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., iom er itaoig %irfombco, % ion uosper
ct srbcloe belt rortleaigt ira uprt, % oerfor trGnger ituoia Sirlp.
Senpnet til oiie bpoer ogiaa at fc iop. Hepioeret Mcanifob pl
fomnr, naar Nrbeibet or fubsrt.
Chicago Norf 9ltberTc Observation-Disclosures:
\. &itilsbp, 6orntano. 8. j. Sulman, Scfrttrr.
yuniS W. Nnocrium, aascrer. Is. /. SelGm. &. Sarrispiac. 81 g.
Mcsuis. !. ii. Sirhlmmb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

ger, men ionr oIiioo ,ftc rantmc} Al
DC omiarenoc Spluiter % icnocrrl'
pes. Else Stof!er fdu iom Ncacl
hpcrfen nnc cllcr taIc OF iunc@ | dllc
Ncnlccnocr at bare 'uIOltTnol1 DC.
moraliIereoc. ! Here llNcr pil Dc pco
Den minoitc Stsi inrc lnntnlcn og
pie Scan iii bcn nocritc SoritrTt.
fcllc. &c iIcitc al Dem fommncr oucr
bci, Tiger Sr. &omoro, o. lclocH I'll
ha0c Ill SfuttcrNrnpcnc. me- Scr or
o0laa Dem. hpia Hcrpcr Tor aIlc q.
Der or ebclo1tc. Ser par %forcfontn1ct
finn fno Sll'TIocr al @n9iorgl'tnln9,
men DC Solontcr, Der bapoc inonan-
Oct bette me Nunlpni0oel. 0e0c lolll
GcNcl mlocr irndtcIiac %i0cIicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Sun puknin.
Wnno % Snitrn til Wa!ebmict.

Wr. % Mrs. @iaiam Garnamorth
bocioc pg bel fIcllote / Sintprb CT
Der blcpile crflGrcbe Tor 'inosipoc %
lcllot I'll YIplct / Ountton. Heli9i,
onsltrnplcr ingbcs at pGre slariaocn
Set lllptfclige sGgtcpar bar TO inlao
Ncrn, Der mi or blcpnc opcrlaot til
%eo'temoocrcn, Mrs. Senicn al
&igbmorc.
Stcgtc Eotcter. Sormcrcn Z. Z,
MoIclano, Der rcgiles for ell al Eotc.
tc%sfpn9ernc pco @ooowil, itcgte for
leocn 1000 EllIbcls Totctcr - rig
tignof life mco Billie. Yptctcrne, Ser
10 til DC mluGrclbc Triier rcprpicn-
tereoe Ell bel aapital, ppbcpnrcocs /
Ell 3lTlocr noe pna Wtarfel, pg for
at DC life ifltlbc bcreres al Sroitcll
UNDER Den ltrcngc <lbe, lattc Gnic'
lano op en Spn / &iTlocrcn. llnocr
Stormen forlc0cn bar fog Snget bic
BET alitTnot ira Spnsrerct on brGnb-
te belt al, og bpao life forbrpnotca
ellcr ltcgtes al Eotetcrllc blcp pua
anocn Sis eoclagt.
Trle Sfolcbprn. Gcnlicr / Sairfar
bar ira u. >. %un Dieter, tioli0erc
Observation-Disclosures / lripp Goull-
IN, fauet llnocrretning ON. at ban /
i'm INC Stilling iom Hrincipol pco
Sfolcl / Splldl, Hcbr., CT blcpcn giprt
til 8ieLitono ipr Ell alt al,oct enc
misunderstanding &plbcit. Gnoel
Gutter, lpn hnpoc fnnet ct &orn /
Siocn paa T~rincipalcn for hans
Strcngbeo, moreoe Jig Ell Tftcn mco
at affpre Heuolpcrlf,ib gicnnem Sin.
oucrrc / bans Stem. Gn al bisic
altGlcr, Der iualeDca fpreoca inb i
%Trelicrllc, bopoe NOR ranln1et San
Wtcters Cater % Ell orlocn ilng 81
&c, ion1 traf til at bore ser.
sra Grtraicsiipncn. Ter mclotcs
Trcoag ira Ticrre, at Ser life par
opnaact Gnigbeo ON ben fcrcliggcll.
DC me TrinlGrualglop, og at man
troos Here &onicrcncer itoo %ligeopcr-
Tor en- "oeoolocf". l(nocr en- oell
foregnncnoe Mften afholot &pnfcren=
&c al ilcre al &lllcts Meolemmlcr, bar
Der llotolt Miabiqigclie nleo hpoo sc
nlciltc iou no iom Tpripg paa at fllr-
iTttc pisic Tolf % Snteresier pco bet
fonnnlellbc ErimGrpnlg. Senotcts
Hclolntion Tor ct ENHANCEMENT til
aonititiltioncn beiprorenoe bcbrc
S%onOepcic, bpilfen Heiolution bar
'laaet lanlnlen mco Ell all0cl1 ON
rural credits, blcp al &llict anlel-
ocrct Ocrben, at Ben belt ifiltes ira
Den lloltnTplltc. Set glmllcocnlent,
lonn berpco oil operlcperes Solicit til
@ooflcnoclic elcr Norfaitclic, tillo-
Der Stoten at iperfiUtte %eiarbcibcr
liant orlpc altlgrllbcr pna Statsldno.
Spr'logct ON rural credits" er pes
rcnlc No'fiuclie ira oct iorcouaenoc
pg'aa lifrct Teotaaclic / &lliet, me-
oens De fuptteoe iammcn piloe ppret
iorfalteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

@arbcrfnip, nctop ion ban por font.
men no ira en &eitaurant, % ioet
ban / oerne ioriGroeligc Silitono
fortlattc in Sang nebopcr @abcn, bi.
bragtc ban iig ielp opbc SlGngcr poa
for'tlelI!ge Stcoer, inotil ban erloelia
'alot 600 ON. Wreoabl bar paa Be.
log hos SlGgtnin9e / Minot, oa ban
lpiteS | ode &cnieenber at bore nor
nal, inbt.l ban sicnipnlio nleo en-
Dang blep raucnoe gal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
ulyroerierne fornyes.

Gent. Shweit3. ben lobe 6ebru.
ar. 2prferne bar iorrpet SloSba.
oene paa DC Irmeniere, iom unoeif
De tioIisere Mproerier. Suiinber al
NGnS % lnge Suttcr er blepet
iflot % DC unse Eiser ienot til Son.
itantinopcl Tor at iGlses til tprfiife
Sarcmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
9lltnnis.
Gbieaaos almbbemrmo eiteritrr.

NNttna0s NIMbbefnTio effertfrGs
hes. Get ipllcs life netcp nogen Of
trua pGroig Stiuing at bore Holiti-
betient / Chicago, ibet inn al Dem or
blepnc ifiibte uroer l~lbspelicn al fine
Tlistcr iiben oen lite San. ri bisie
ipp or &c lem bsbe, meoens DC TO ail.
ore frcnloclcS or unoer 9Ggcbebono.
ling / &oipitaIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Tuitmcitcr / % Mnr. emil Mas
mu9icn bar otter % Mars Sicncltc
Tom Toitnlcitcr / Gnon inbiClot i'll
AiciiNnotlpn til Acknowledgements |
NN0ihlnntpn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Naupihnt for Ieolcm al National

fpmitccn. ,Sohn Sl'on, HnH'crcr l
,Sirii National @ant a. 6orrelt Gin,
hor itiuct Jig iom aaLOlont Tor Stn'
tens Ntcolem Al Ben rcpubIlton'tc
Notinu0lfoulic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

SarSina for @nucrnpr. %iccail'
pcrnpr &aroina al Slonr Gin bar
iorriae llac erflGrct ii9 ION rtpiibll'
tanif &uR>ioat for WuOcrnor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Npicrc Yriicr iur Srrifima.

~Minncipta BROTHERHOOD u Shrcih-
crnlcn" holbt iorri1t Hoe lit ilcttc
uarliNc Wiebc / Miulcapoli3. % nm.
trent 80 Al Stotena SrUitcrc par
tilitcoc. %lunoi &c Sn1cr. Der be
hnnolc0c@. par Sc mi NlUlbcnbc Eri.
Ter Tor SrT'tlla, uN Der lpntc@ at
uTrc Den olmInoclllc Mcnin1, al sc
par ultlor lape. Tn Sclclat uotaltc.
AZ bcl cncltc Ytoubc huorpaa octtc
tuuoc aihiTIpca. par / ~llllttct Crop
at iorlnuNc mere Tor Nrbclbct. "Sll
plloc nloril hare rnact DIN Some. hpis
OIL life hapbc hapt Mob not I'll at
ipcrNc hcnbc", crtlTrcbc han. "Mcu
iorctdN life Den belle Triaicrheiclic
mco III Wan1", nouarcbc han. Set
ujlOt uUrc iom al huaOc belle Nolcn
al Gil Nuulo. Npi, on huaaer finn
ell ll0cn Stlimp Al @anAcn. pirfcr
oct lite iaa i~tcbcnoc." Ter blcp pcat
paa, at man ior % Iar liocn iif >
Geuta ior at trGifc. mcoels Yriicn
III par > ~ 3 ScntS.
"Mupnibincr" pce Wlcnpppb. y.
4. Wrccnc a. @lcnnoob or blepcn an.
tlagct Tor at hapc iorirat liz mcN
Notwithstanding. % han pil pco
Den lebcralc @ranbiurps Weoc /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sfolcbpgnillgcrne 9rlnoig ilblliites
bier Worgcn, ier &Insicrne ianlles.
% / Srifpartcr innlt otter Sfoletio.
SEQ at fel9e biaic Hcglcr lorer Sitnb-
beospG'ctet Ell Neogallg inotil Def
babe al DC M melt iorefonmenoc
l%n1itipnlnle Spo0ommc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Stnrt Irnnbfnb / Snbnumc. ". ".

Cooper %SaQon < Nua4n Cos %nrc-
tlis / Gubuouc nc0brGnntc Not I'll
Nrebau ncn Ct Cab a. 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Horn 1ukuIn.

@p FOitmcitcr. Siloing &. Gbri.
iloilcripn cr forlcoen n0uUpnt til
F%oitnteitcr / Spir;twooo, S%tlltsnloll
Gullitn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Mcinlo ipacr REORGANIZATION.

Nnuo McinI0, Scr ulbcr li0ltc EcNia-
l"aturlc9lion rcprUlcnicrc0c GOoc Il.
thrift, ilbbciottcnoc Sian Gounltu, bar
%ltllct liz iom annoiont Tor @lcnlo-
mlllaiiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Scbrc Observation-Disclosures

Tposinlb peo Mihbp. Wtrs. Maric
Toulion. @aagen Yaulions &u'iru,
or iorIeoen oigaaet peo Ssbcn / 10
milicna &iem peo sIibbp. 40 Aor
Aammcl. 6sot i @alinsoal fon hnil
i 1866 I'll Nmcrifa % blep CT Tar
Aar iencrc gin meo Saagcn Tauliou.
! 1870 ilntteoc DC ira @iSconiin or
til Nihbp. Sorloen lin Mano eitcr-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Nnitin0e Munohns opoeopmt.

NUNTHN" UpU"pVHII.
Wilmoltcc Nancl0 MumGlla / N0lt.
in0a cr al Stotcn3 @ronomlnrlbnl
blepct crfIUrct ior at pTrc iurli9t
Observation-Disclosures OF bcororct nco.
rcuct ill0Cl 80 SnQc.