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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-01
Handsome Gowns.

Mrs. Daniels wore a very becoming
gown - orchid colored silk with silver
Lace. M OuBGs Barnett was stunning
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
200 WORKERS TO GET REST
Stokes G Smith, With War Prosperity,
Grant Vacation

Two hundred employees of the Stokes 6
Smith Company, manufacturers of paper
box machinery and printing presses at
Summerdale. west OF Frankford, on the
Philadelphia and Reading Railway will get
a weeks vacation with full pay. starting
today.
Officials of the firm said today that
the tremendous prosperity due to war or
ders the last two years has caused the COM
pany to take this means of showing It's
gratitude to the men for their proficiency
and faithfulness
The concern is Is years old. It has been
located at Summerdale for six years It
began as a very small plant at Sixth street
and Columbia avenue, and its progress was
slow until the war came. Then it devel-
oped into large establishment. 1t now
maintains a school for apprentices, COM
posed OF young boys. who are taught the
elementary studies two hours a day and
are then given the opportunity TO learn the
machinist trade.
While the vacation system for all en-
ployes will not be made permanent, those
men who show highest proficiency each
year will have vacations annually.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
THREE RUNAWAY GIRLS
TRAPPED BY TELEGRAM
Two Reading Maidens Sent Word
to Young Friend, Whose
Father Saw Message

Two 16-year-old girls who ran away from
Reading just because they wanted to see
the sights of Philadelphia are on their way
back home this afternoon In the custody
Of their parents after only two days in this
city Accompanying them is a 14-year-
girl who came here to meet her friends in
response to an enthusiastic telegram de-
scribing the glorles of life in the big city.
That telegram proved the undoing of all
three.
Florence Auchenbok and Elsie Slichter
left their Reading homes Saturday and
came here. Last night they sent a telegram
to Mary Bright. telling her to meet them
in the Reading Terminal Mary made prep
arations to do this. but carelessy left the
telegram where her father could see It. Mr.
Bright said nothing to his daughter, but
called up the parents of the other girls
telling them of the rendezvous In the station
here and advising them to follow his daugh-
ter IL they wished to find their missing
children. They took his advice, and found
all three in the Reading Terminal The
girls at first refused to return, but when
Policeman Dunbar. of the railroad force,
threatened them with arrest they decided
that home in Reading was better than the
prospect of jail in Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
DU POINT PUBLICITY CHIEF ASCRIBES
BIG EXPLOSION TO CARELESSNESS
Charles X. Weston Tells What Might Possibly Happen in
Event of Similar Disaster at That Plant but Says Pre-
cautions Make Such an Event Improbable

Such an explosion as that which de-
stroyed lives and s1s.5oo,ooo worth Of prop
erty in New York yesterday can happen any
time and anywhere somebody gets care
less
Charles X weston, head Of the du Pont
publicity stan, said so today
In this neighborhood that would mean
Wilmington and Chester particularly. Phila-
delphia, he said, is as safe as bank
vault
But then, Mr. Weston went on to say,
the chances are such an explosion never
so close to the du Pont potentially explosive
centers.
For instance, IL Deep Water Point, right
below Carneys Point, were the scene Of
such an event as that which threw lower
New York into panic, Wilmington would
catch the punishment, should somebody get
careless and set Off a whole mountain Of
explosives.
Chester would catch II IL the thing hap
pened at Bridgeton, which is right across
the river. For at Bridgeton they make
dynamite and at Deep Water Point they
work with many acids, which have quite
as much trouble-making quality as the dyn-
amite Carney's Point only turns out
smokeless powder which burns, but doesn't
explode.
Mr. Weston explained that the New York
explosion seems to have been mainly case
of shrapnel, and while 1t is unusual he
said to have any great quantities of such
an explosive gathered except in war time,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

II is no more likely to explode than any of
the other compounds mentioned.
Mr.. Weston said the Pennsylvania laws
require especially strict handling of such
goods as do the laws of New Jersey and
Delaware, to say nothing of the municipal
requirements and. he added, after all this
is considered, It is only good business for
the du Points to exercise the most superla-
tive care.
II he were asked IL such a thing could
ton he would answer that they most GER
pened at Deep Water Point or Bridgeton.
It all resolves itself, he said, into matter
of taking care, and the best answer, he
says, is that nothing ever has happened.
Philadelphia Mr.. Weston said, was too
far away, and even If there was an explo-
sion of some sort at Fort Mlfhin, where a
great deal of explosives are handled now
and then, he thought Philadelphia would
escape all but the noise.
The du Points, he said, are exceptionally
careful in loading their boats, and do as
much Of the work as possible in mdstream,
and not at the wharfs. The only reason he
ascrlbed for the New York catastrophe was
that somebody blundered.
Mr.. Weston was asked II any du Pont
materials shared in that disaster, and re-
piled that the company had sent their traf-
fc and high-explosive men to find out and
as far as they could learn, there weren't
any of their materials involved. If there
were any du Pont products at ALL he said,
they had passed out of their hands, but he
doubted IL even this were true.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
JERSEY CAVALRY HEAD
FAMSPHYSICAL TESTS
Major William Bryant, 62 Years
Old, Veteran of Guards
men, Relieved

Ell PASO, Tex, July 31.-Major Will
liam Bryant has been relieved of the COM
mand of the New Jersey cavalry because
of physical unfitness. He Is 62 years old
and has been in the New Jersey National
Guard for forty-one years.
Major Bryant was ordered before the
medical examining board yesterday, follow
ing an illness of weeks duration. 1t
was said here today that his condition made
Imperative his return home at once.
The veteran soldier will apply to Gov
ernor Fielder for retirement Immediately
upon his return, II is believed Officials of
the Guard here refused to discuss the mat
ter and the enlisted men have not yet
learned that their chief has been relieved
of his command.
Major Bryan has been prominent for
many years In military circles and he is
given credit for having brought the New
Jersey. cavalry to a condition OF great eff
hclency. When questioned he said he was
extremely regretful that the medical exam
lining board had decreed he must retire at
this time
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
COP SAVES EIGHT IN FIRES
Sergeant Wilson Helps Two Families
to Safety From Burning
Homes

Sergeant James Wilson, of the Fourth
street and Snyder avenue station, discov-
cred two fires this morning and rescued
eight persons from endangered buildings.
He led Mrs Isaac Alicoitsky and her three
children out of the smoke from their home
above cigar and candy store at the north
east corner Of Sixth and jackson streets at
o'clock. He was passing the place when
he discovered smoke coming from the win.
dows. Damage of $500 was done to the
contents of the building.
Sergeant Wilson was passing the house
at 2214 South Ninth street at $3.50 o'clock
this morning when he saw smoke coming
from the windows of a dry goods store
there. Samuel Allen, his wife and two
children were in the apartment above the
store which was filled with smoke The
sergeant helped them reach the street The
damage was small.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
GETS BERTH IN HEALTH BUREAU
Harry ]. Rodgers Succeeds George w.
Atherholt as Assistant Clerk

Harry ]. Rodgers, 1856 North Eighteenth
street today was appointed by Director
Krusen, of the Department of Health and
Charities to the position of assistant clerk
in the Bureau of Health. The post carries
salary of $1,000.
The new appointee takes the place made
vacant by the failure of George w. Ather.
holt, who was appointed three months ago,
to obtain an average the Civil Service
list sufficiently high to make possible his
permanent appointment Atherholt for a
number of years was head of the division
of vital statistics, but was removed during
the Blankenburg administration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
NEW YORK EXPLOSION
HEARD In THIS CITY
Tioga Girl Awakened by Violent Rat
Ting Due to Blast

The explosion at Black Tom Island was
both heard and felt distinctly in this city.
No one, so far as has been learned, cor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
REGISTRARS PLEAS HEARD
Commissioners Hear Applications for
Each of 1911 Divisions

The Board Of Registration Commissioners
today is hearing applicants of registrars
for the three fall registration days. Four
registrars are to be appointed in each Of
the 1911 election divisions. The hearing
is being held on the sixth floor of City Hail.
Applications are being heard from the
various Ward Committees. The appoint
ment of Jobs Is to be made according to the
vote cast in each division at the last
election for Governor The Wares control
so of the 4S wards. The Washington party
registrars for the most part will be thrown
to the Wares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

reason of a decision handed down by Vice
Chancellor Backes in Camden today.
The men are seeking to have q temporary
injunction granted several months ago
against Andrew j. Htzelberser, property
owner on Raccoon Creek in Gloucester
County, restraining him from closing road
leading to their bungalows, made perrna-
nent Bitzeiberger sold the properties TO
Hogg and DR.. Morton and, according to the
plaintiffs granted them a right of way
through his property. They allege they went
to the expense of building the road which
Hitzelberger closed with a fence and piles
of rubbish.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

rectIy diagnosed It ct the time. A young
lady in Tiosa was awakened from her sleep
by violent rattling az her window A
few seconds later the window again shook.
No burglars could be found
Many Philadelphians thought an earth
quake had been the cause, and they Kept the
newspaper offices busy yesterday with their
queries.
Among those men who got their revolv-
ers right away was Chestnut Hill man.
He even went to the trouble Of making a
tour of his grounds.
great many persons heard distinctly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31

both explosions The nrst one was the most
intense. they all agreed
Street Sergeant Arnes, OF the Park and
Lehigh avenues police station, stated to-
day that he was standing at 11th street and
Lehgh avenue at 2 o'clock yesterday morn
ing when the Black Tom Island explosion
occurred, that he felt the shock and that
the Keystone Theater at the corner shook.
The Twenty-second district station Few
minutes after the explosion received
number of telephone calls to the effect that
burglars were trying to get into many
houses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
Man Ends Life by Gas

Harry Dean. SO years old, OF East Shaw
mont and Ridge avenues, was found at 1
o'clock this morning by his wife In the
kitchen OF his home with gas tube In his
mouth He was taken 10 the ofiics of Or.
Harry g. carmAny. se6 Green lane. and pro-
nounced dead No cause is known for hIs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-31
INJUNCTION OPENS RESIDENTS
ROAD; CLOSED BY OWNER
Hitzelberger Piled Rubbish on Street to
Philadelphians' Bungalows, Charge

Magistrate George K. Hogg and Cor
oner's Physician DIR. Thomas J. Morton
can reach their bungalows and go on fish
interruption, at least for several months, by
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Sprim0 Wrooc.
letter "Nerolp"
Gilbert Sopc rciitc forrie

Gilbert Scpc rciitc iorriac
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Tor at hiUlpc iii mcb SrGitingcn.
Sobn u. &cIion al @citbroof,
Wtiun.. bar al Noolpb Wu0cr fiebt
10 Ncrca Hono, Der ubgiorbc Den
gumlc @uqporf.
- saul SobnIon or rciIt no I'll
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bar togct Nuiuttclic lom SGrcr pg
aaiiitcrcnoc Trincipol,
&. 8. &ooler % Milltru II
rciit til @olpcrtou, Wim., bpor
Nir. &oolcr / fommenoc Sfolcnor
pil bare principal pco Den fonioli.
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"a Gro5ic iant Ynitor u. Gifiorllb
% Nuitru al GoIhton, @ia., til
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Tc@lcnorn, q. Sof,, bar | noglc
Sage bcleNt Qdnllc (omtcr / Spring
@ropc. Wir. SolbcrQ bar DC 'ioite
ii Mar prrct aniot lom @cticnt / &c
man Guorpc3 9cpurtcnlcutablltif /
Nc@lclbcn.
Ger mcI0tc& iorlcocu ira @n'
m. Wtim., at Nira >. s.. Suppc.
rilh par niNuact pch Gphcn poo Gin.
foniaichoipltolct / @ronh SORTS. nj
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noQlc !lur lcncrc Qilt mco Ole -.
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I'll @orp. Toruncu Woub citcrlo.
Der hun iia cn Snu, Nclict VI Emp.
pcrllb, boiut / Supcrior, @iH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
observation-disclosures Mcoc.

Gen norif bonltc Trcaiciorcnina /
Hmcrifu bolbcr iii H~lnrampbc /
@rnno Sorts, y. ., Srebaa %
Serba9 Sen 15be % t6bc Scptem.
Der, % otter sc Mcboclclier, ionl
@%iceprGiibcut 7. :. Sboricn. "Norb.
m~anocn"s l~lbgiper, bar tilitiuct De.
ltprelicn, er Der al llbiint I'll. at
Wtsoct blir et al DC bpggcligite /
6oreniugcuS &iitorie.
6rcbag S~ormiobaa % Gitermib'
Dag bolocs observation-disclosures
aomltcen Tor Taul Siclm Saui,ns
Wtinoetnple oil aigipe SEAPORT. y
3. Stremme pil iortGlle ON en-
Smltrcliers iournaliitiife Sbicrpa
tipner, u. $. 2inbelie oil boloe Ct
fort Jorebras ON Cuba, og z
Stopnbcim bar lopet of bpis bai
fan fomnlc aiiteb iii Wiebet, Of for
t9ae liot ira TreSlcils Gionccrtio
Rortb Gafpta.
' Jreoa9 aiten Sanfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05

Mfifsosfeit. Den 27be slltalI
bolot Sallges Spnooes @enigbeb
1piuingbperne en- I~fifebsfeIt 10,
missioner s. @. 2anoabl og Su
ltril, Iom 2sroag oen 2oen Sept
relite tilbage til China efter ct slars
Serleopbolo / Inlerifa. Tait. oe
Wtr. Sanoabl bar ppret paa San
ges Spnooes Wtisiionsmarf / Chino
/ 81 aar. Der bar fremmsbt err
meget ltor SorIamling til Soften
Der %be9pnote meo @uostieneite on
6ormiooagen meo Saler al 8aIt
Com. Sobnion og e. .. IeterIon
On @ftermibbascn bolbtes Der
cgentliae Iiifeosfeit meb forte Saler
al Eaitor q. Samrence al ct. 2ouis
Earf, {. Simle af Santa Golo,
Gal; Or. Sbeleen, DR.. 8. 81. Nor.
Ii og @uitup @ibe; paa oisie If.
ifeostaler blep Der iparet al 9ait.
Sunoabl % &uitru. Soften blep le.
Oct al Eait. s. @. Carlton; imenem
Salerne bar Der Gang al Smmo.
nnels aor fra ct. Saul og Manos-
foret ira 2itre Smmanuels Wenig-
beb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Dilion notifccret.

Bong Brand, y. s., 2benSept
FrGiioent @iIion mobtog ibag / iii
Sommerbiem "Sbnbpip Cane" Np.
bcocn on, at ban al bcn bcmofratiifc
Nutionalfonpcntion / ct. 2ollis ipr
mart ire Waanebcr iioen bar blcpct
glcnopltillct ioln annOiont til lit npr.
pGrenoc Gmbcoe.
FrGIioenten nlnn poo Ell cller ait
Den Wtaaoe bape iodct 9tpS ON Gil
ora1clien, for i%auI1nrt Iom Hpbeoell
par hlcpct bam mcobelt al Scpllta-
tionen. traf ban % al 2onmen et
trpft Manuifript inbcboloenbc en-
lang o1 griinoi9 aibanoling, bpori
ban pao oct fraiti9ite foriparebe aae
Iominiitrationens @anolinger / &c
mart forlebne fire slar.
Sperteneitc 2sftc, iom par aiort /
@nlgprogrammct, par blepet bolOt,
erflGreoe ban.
Mcaierinsens lloenrigspolitif, ser
bar pGret Gienitano for megcn og
iforp aritif ira Woopartiets Sibe,
~ioriparroe ErGiioeuten paa oct fraf-
tigite. Son bGpoeOe, at ban / Se-
relIcn al I'm llpenlanospolitif bapoe
labct iia leoe al Trinciper, iom er
blct TRADITION / gmerifn - at oct
life blanber Jig op / Den uoenIanbife
Eolitif % pea ben Maaoe i~prbinorer
en- "6orplanteIie al Saocts SIS"
Dc m~erifanife Iffrrer pieoe ban
ct belt, ipritilot aupitcl / Iibonolin-
gen. Get bar, brpScoe ban Wcrifa-
nerncS nbcitriocIi9e Mct icIp at orbne
line inorc Sliiprer, og ban faitbolot
lin llbtnlclic lin Decoration Gap"-
Gale / indianapolis, at Solicit / &c
lmoa oa ipoac Stater bar Het til at
pentc at bli bebanbIeoe poa lnnme
Manbc Tom solicit / Sc itore pg meg
tigc Snnbc."
ErGiibcnten ipItc iie, ingbc ban,
forpisIet ON, at bette bans Stono.
punft itcttcoca al Den itore Wtasic al
Solicit, og at BET finn bar ct Saatal
al capiitiifc Observation-Disclosures /
Mcrico, Tom itpb bag aropct paa
Snterucntior.
ErGlihentcn aop en- lGllgcre % BE-
t"alicret @cifripelie al aae DC mailae
pa itorc Sing Oct bemofrutiife Earti
for ubrcttct, iioen BET fom til Mng.
tcll. GrcmpClpis Ben repioerebe Solb-
tarif Soriifommisiionen, ben iebe.
ralc Decentralization, OH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
biemfalote Trooper.

@oihinqton ben Site slug: Mr.
mcocpartcmcrtet bar ignar lioItcot
Srore ON Siemfnloelic al $4,000
Wollo AZ Sc peo 8rpnien Itationc,
rehc NotionoItrppper. General SIM
ton blep bcororet til at bienlIcnoc
I'll line OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3 Heai-
meirter fra Ncp Seriep, TO fra Silt
notS, 3 fra Wtisicuri % 1 ira bner
al Stoterre California, Oregon
@oibineton % 2ouiiiana.
SomtioiQ er 1000 Monb al apit.
ortilerict bcorbret tilbaee til 'int
reaulprc Stationer.
Ser er ingen Tcrfluring gipet al
&cniieten nleo oenne Srbre, nlen Del
ontagcS, at Den or aipet iom er
0orholbSrcaeI / 1iliGloc al, Scrn'
boncitreifen life ifuloe fnnne nno'
aaaes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05

ioae 8co nleb. Get innr ban I'll pou
oet TiS, ut ban peo 6entnlcr 'orbin.
Der Teoioaen nleb Sliilcne % looer
Mctoren ifaiie Tripfroiten. Set
aoor ubmerfei.
Ole SoiioS lin Ssnbo1 teIe-
aroilit llnoerrctnin9 ON, at bans
9roocr Teocr SofioS Den forc9aa-
cnoc ei~icrnlioboe por aigaact pcn
Gebcn / lit &ien / Detroit, Winn.
Vcocr Spiipe, Der inotil for 30 Ior
iioen booze her / Npcn % oil ertn'
ores al mango, opnnacoc Den hsie
9llocr al 50 Mar. Snn a nlc1ct
ifrpbclig oa icu9cliggcnoe / De Iio'
itc ina Mar.
Wiialinn3icit nibolbtca libitr
Senbo9 Gftcrmib6og pcb Wotcrloo
RioQc Strife, Tnii. NonacnlteclrS
aolo. Mtiaiion1prrbifcn holbtca pcb
Eoit. Tctericn, liaciom o9iao Vn'
ito" u. 8. &obniOn al Sprlng
@rope toItc Spring @roue Sono
lcocbe SuImciungcn / &lrfcn og
Iroiertc bcalrocn ct pppcrligt Fros
gram. Nitcoctior SptuGclic al 81
Ter blcp DER citcr Wuoatlcucitcn Ter
prrct Niibbo9, hporni SrOtGgterllc
Mialionatnplcn.
9cltnrclic1 for Nulc Sdllgcn
}Il0cr6oniahlcm glpr 6oroll'tdltlllll
ger til Ell Nslticlt, Iorn oil 1rrloc
Stcb pco Nicmmct Smnoua Den 1oc
oQ bportiI 9ccorab Stress
andre pnlIig9cnbe Wicninbcocr
II in6bubt. Som Ncittnlcrc 1or Nn-
.cbniln1cn or lifrct Talt. s.. y. Sill
>ohl, npllN pulgt iii Ncftor uco oct
me Noipitol / minneapolis, %
Sroi. Z. ". Doc, crcflltlp ScfretGr
or ocu Sorcncbc airfca Toaro OF
Srlliicca. Scailocn bar lontll0c
ircoicua Ercltcr lcuct at oclto9c,
al 5ilitclnin1cr pil blipc at rcNnc
or Ell iTlea acknowledgements lor
'cr hclc 4rcba. DC nrrmcrc DC
olicr pcb Soften pil icnerc bli Of
cntligQiort.
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9ecDrab % Smesll.
Ssbsfnlb.
Sen Arc september 1916.

Nra. Cline Snmcn, Tom bsbe Den
20bc Iuguii pan lin Snrm / Gccorob
Sonnibip, bar fsbt / NitcbaI, Aior.
ge, Den 20be 6ebrllar 1882.
Sanlmlcn nieh II al inc Seifcnbe
fom hun / 1854 til Tccorah, % por
cit Irngcrc Sio / &llict hos Iaitor
aorcns.
Ser bIep bin Den 29oe Wtoi 1857
gilt meb Grit Gpcuicn @pmcn, lont
bebe | Ipril 1906.
vi Ter @prn er ielpenoe ire ilipc:
&cnrlf % Ghriitinc, iom ircmbclea
Dor pao SlcmmcinrmcL, Gpcn, ipnl
Dor / Springfclo SolpnIhlp, o0 Nu-
itnp, iom er boiat / sc Hrp. WtimL
&un tilberte aorcna V~tcniGbeb
pmtrent Iige ira Den Sib, ocn blcp
or9nnlicret. % I'll lin Seo % bar,
ioolrngc iom hcnbc@ arGiter tiaoo
oct. itcrtt %intcreaierct / Mtcniabcbrna
Sir % Tirfiombcb. Sum pur Ell lille
% orbcibiom apinoc, iom bar holt
agtci % nibolbt al ole, iom fienotc
bcnoc.
@cgropcIien iprcaif ocn 23bc Nl.
quit ulocr itor ScItnacIic al hcnbea
Hobpcr ol taIriQc %cnner.
&cnbca giculepcube Bern eulfcr at
llbtalc Ell hicrtelig Saf Tor sen Sum-
pothi. ipm piitca henbe unocr bcrbca
langporiNc Spgoom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
ON | ariitiania, pil iiffert meget %
lnailgt fra Suren fuitne bli til Nptte
Tor oct blcmlige Sporpeisnet.

Mrtbmr q. HroerIpn al Minne.
lota Statsuniperiitet er aniat JON
S9rer / aemi peo ct. Olaf College
/ Nortbfielo efter Trof. q. %. @la-
Joe, Der ~reiignerebe afpigte Saar for
at opertoge Weitprerpoiten peb Ml,
guiana College / Canton, e. 9uf.
Erof. Mnoerlon, Der er Spn al Go-
Itor Ibel Inberion, graouereoe ira
Winneiota Statsuniperiitet / 1913
% tilOeltes 9. 2. @raben. : De to
felgenoe Ior u%nberpiite ban peo
llniperlitetet, pua ion1me Sio iont
ban Ielp fortiutte fine Stuoier. s
1915 tilbelteS ban Wagiitergraoen
pg "Sbcnlin Sholaribip". 5 oct
libite Mar bar ban uoelltffe1.
De rGret beifipftiget meb "&eieard)
@ort".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05


er en- llngooms gbelsmerfe.
Gerfor ilofiilo maa 5 fuGoe
@l9oeit no | 3oner iterfc.
SangerIfare, glao og bulo,
1fl9nf ps Iibt al @lPoens 8ulo.
sc bette er De 3 isriie Gers al Eoe'
items V9Io, % hi nlaa taffe for oct.
pl foor. Senere fomnler bel no no.
get, 'ont tan pasie til Harnme ont
firing ben plltone 2aurbprfrans. Get
er life fsrite @one, at Iigtere bar
tiliublet Den norife Sangerifore Tine
apao. Wen / Hcbroifa er Oct fonife
'sr'tc Sang, at airfcforene bar fanei
aronIcn biem fra lin Serb. Sflor
par De og'ao berpppc, nerllig / 30
Itor ;fopiers Wenighcb. Oilers bar
De mcot / Omaha, buor Taitor Sol.
porlen og bans MtcnigbebS llngbonl
agfer at nlootage Songernc oaiaa me-
tic Iar. st Ear Mar ienere ~itepner
De fanlfe p~eifoper N~ebraifa til 'Su'
5oro, Nohnb @anep, fanife DC fife
%ltanicr fpr noe pno Dor Butte Gonn.
ms Tiooer, bcriibc / Gpentprlonbct,
bpor Siiftcn or tprb og let iom Brit
bclin.
Sarpel s fogre Gale ntco sc gren-
ne SfoNe! Sarpel s 9obc Sor9erc
peo Sbca Greet!
Snrpel, on Norononbs @ropc /
@0ens San0!
Sangcrne biIicr big: Ynn 8iell-
Inn!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
"Nielo TuN" FOR ct. Siaf (Sp

"Sielb SaH" FOR ct. Claf Gul-
lege. Sio'te Ssnong bopbe 5000.
blle Gountps ct. Sluf GLIB orran.
geret Ell Seltong for Naboifobet.
6ornlaalet bar at %efterpiIe ben fri.
Iteligc llooonnelIes itore Setponing,
Iumt 8runoen til, at ben iyoreneoc
Strife bar oprcttet line Ifabentier
og Goleger, ifignt Der er Sgiifoler
% Normallfoler og ltniperiitet /
Staten, (eaer Staterne). San1nnen-
foniIten par baaoe beloigt plol1laat
og | bpi @rao pellpffet. Gn mpI.
renoe WtaSle al Tolf ira Weniqbe-
oerne rnrot pmfriitg ruaet iammen
pau Iiitonlobil- og &ognbiul. Set
minoet ON DC Itore Snneeritepner
for Mar tilboge. @itbStienelterlte
bar ~ilsifet / ole Ereitefalo / Smfre0-
len. Oct bnr Ell fi9mpempsiig SPl-
lesgliostieneite, man piloe foo iitonb
oe | laa Ntanbe blep mon life ifuf-
Jet, Soften blep bolbt / Ell poffer
Sfogllno / @%unamingo. Sen oab.
nebes meb Sr9fen pper 9agens Cert
peo Eaitor 6. =. Sborfpeen fra
ct. Games, Winn. gpangeIiItens
geretnin5 ON Seiu 8raab oper Sc.
rulalem - lGrlig Solfets pantro
llpibenbeo mteb De b~cflagelise Sol.
ger - bar Den robe Sraao / Salen.
Soroi Den Slaes llpibenbeo par lan
ifiGbnelpanger, uobreo Seius: Ser
iom De bog pioite. - % for ON
miligt at raaoe Boo paa bet, "in-
berpiite ban oaelis / Semplet". Der
berifet StiIbeb iom / en- Strife III.
Der ben mere END 1 Sime LANCE uo.
reclining. Sm gfternliobasen talte
Yrof. 8. n. Sisnes, Yreiioent for
ct. Olaf College; Sr. S. 9. SOL
ltab, Tr9iioent for ben Soreneoe
airfes Soarb Of 5ruItees, og Stre.
gets Treiter: g. 8. SimunoIei,.
Sens Matbieien, s. 8 Sieloitah
% Si. g. 5rsilano, Der prpii'
berte unber Isbet. Smenem 50
Ierne bar Der ppperIis aorIang al
forifielise airfefor. Seiret par no
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