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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20
GEO. S. TINKER WILL RUN FOR
roJTNTv COMMISSIONER

That the primary election is drawing
closer and that men are becoming more
interested in the outcome is shown each
day by the small groups OF men VINO
will be seen with their heads close TO
gether in earnest conversation. Another
sure sign is the announcement from
time to time of new name in the llst
of those who will enter the race as can
didates for the various offices. There
has been much speculation as to VINO
would be the most suitable man to place
in the field for the office of County
Commissioner from this district ever
since Nate Pettibone, who has filled
the office so ably for several terms
stated that he would not be candidate
TO succeed himself Rumor has ban
d;ed with several names but we believe
the first to nublielv announce his can
didacv is Mr.. Tinker. That George Is
canah1e is not questioned. He has been
a resident of Idaho county of this com,
missioner's distric+ for the past 20
wears, having resided at Gregg Neas1
Kamiah), and on the Middle fofh anu
at Sites all of that time. lie Is a a
practical and successful farmer, d sooo
business man, prominently honest anu
good neighbor. He has always snoWil
himself to be public spirited, haVlns
worked for better schools and has serv-
@pfhpe ed the people pee of this section as High,
way Commissioner for term ana was
recently reelected to a second term, Sc Sc
that Mr.. Tinker is familiar with the
difficulties and requirements OF t.e
road question of this county, Wmch is
one of the hardest problems which the
county of Idaho is facing at the present
time. ,,. r;nLe,
We feel confident that Mr.. tinker
viii receive the nomination and II ST
that he will be elected and will make
clean and capable offieial.-stites I'm
| terprise.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20
CHARLES GAINS BODY RECOVER
ED LAST THURSDAY AND BRO
THEIR ON SUNDAY.
SALMON GIVES UP ITS DEAD
Remains Laid to Rest In Cemetery at
White Bird-Tradgedy of Drowning
Occurred last December.
(White Bird Correspondent.l

full statement of the facts con-
corning the finding of the two bodies
of the Cain Brothers has been prepared
by the White Bird correspondent of the
Free Press, as follows:
Thursday morning, about 10 o'clock
as Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Ripley were
enroute to White Bird, along the river
road, not far from the White Bird ferry,
they noticed an object floating down
the river. Upon closer investigation,
it proved to be a human body. Mr..
Ripley turned and rode back down the
river, calling to Chas. Lyons, who was
mining on the opposite side, that there
was man drifting down stream. Mr..
Lyons FASTENED to his boat which was
anchored near, and rowing the boat to
the down stream side of the body, he
managed to work il ashore. With
Stanley's help he anchored the body
to the shore until n party from White
Bird came out to take it in charge.
Deputy Sheriff William Eller, who
was in town on official business ac-
companied the party and took charge
of affairs. The body was identified
as that of Charles Cain by the wearing
apparel and was placed in spring
wagon and taken into town and pre-
pared for burial. Telephone messages
were sent TO relatives outside also to
the Gill ranch. The remains were in
tered in the White Bird cemetery.
Relatives who attended the burial were:
Sherman Cain and Harvey Thompson
from the prairie, Mr.. and Mrs. Bently,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vandeburg and Mrs.
Nellie Thompson.
Then on Sunday afternoon the body
of Lenard Cain, the other brother was
recovered.
John Baker first discovered the body
floating in the river near Slate Creek,
Just about mile from where they were
drowned. Mr.. Baker hastened on down
to the Large Bar and spread the news,
where Ben Large took his boat and
with the assistance of Fred LYDIA, re-
covered the body and anchored it to
! the shore until friends and relatives
came to prepare it for burial 1t was
| taken out about 3 miles below where
Mr.. Cain was drowned. Relatives at
tending the burial were: Miss Golda
Cain, Sherman Cain, Claud Irwin, Har-
vey Thompson, Mrs. Martin and son
from the prairie, Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Gill, Mrs. Nellie Thompson, Oscar
Thompson, Peter Vanderburgh, John
johnson and Arthur McSpadden.
John johnson was with the Cain
brothers at the time they were drowned
and almost lost his own life in attempt
ing to rescue them. They were drown
ed last December, while attempting to
ford Salmon river near the Gill broth
ers ranch, and relatives have searched
diligently ever since for the missing
bodies, following the river as far as
Lewiston.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20
BOTHERED IN THE CARRYING OF
MAII-RESIDENTS ARE ACTIVE
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
Especial Correspondenee.)
Edwardsburg, Idaho, April


The SHOWS of March and February
worked great hardships upon the peo-
pie of the Warren and Edwardsburg
section for much of the time there was
little going out from Warren and Vir-
tually no parcel post. The contractor
on the Mccall Warren line is supposed
to carry parcel post all the year round
but early in the winter the trails were
so blocked by the snow that for one
month there was no letter mail from the
outside world and there was something
of a food famine. b. O. Dustan with
the exception of one trip when the snow
was cracking everywhere and the ear
rier did not dare risk his life delivered
the mail on time. This is wonderful
record and the department should bear
this in mind in the future. The chlet
handicap the Edwardsburg office has
is in the small limit allowed for the
weekly winter mail. Starting with
100 pounds from Warren the carrier
delivers about fifty at the terminus or
the line. 1t was intended when the con
tract was let that Edwardsburg should
have one hundred pounds per trip but
the wording of the contract is such
that we get just about fifty. This un-
der ordinary conditions gives us our
letters. papers, magazines and an acca-
sional small package. With the awak-
ening of this camp this summer some
tbing will have to be done about better
mail facilities for the men who are
opening up this great undeveloped DIS
trict.
News Notes of District.
Chas. Mahan is in Spokane relative
to his Ramey Ridge Mining Co. MI
Mahan intends erecting mill, saw mil
and doing extensive development worn
on his property on Ramey Creek, ;.
D. C. McRae who is working the ole
Dewey mine at Roosevelt is spending
few DAYS at Edwardsburg. :,
/ Jacob Janson who was critically II
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20
MUSICAL AT FEDERATED CHURCH

Self denial week has been urged at
the Federated church for Passion Week
eliminating in special services Easter
Sunday There will be no service
Saturday evening.
Easter morning there will be COM
bined service at 10:30. At this service
an Easter program will be given by the
members Of the Sunday school. The
choir will render special Easter An
thems, and the pastor will preach an
appropriate sermon Baptismal ser.
vice is anticipated. Our self-denial
week offering will be received, which
will be used for missionary and benevo-
lent church activities.
In the evening the choir supplement-
ed by the Arion Chorus will give
musical entertainment.
You don attend church2 Suppose
we make Easter Sunday eco to church
day" We shall be glad to welcome
you. We begin and close on time.
We are here to serve and help you,
won't you give us an opportunlty7
r. f. Gornall, Pastor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
!. o. o. F. and Rebekahs to Fittingly
Observe April 26-Banquet g. Program

The Goth of April is the anniversary
of the great order of Odd Fellows, and
on that date it is customary for the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to properly
commemorate the occasion. The local
lodges which are perhaps two of the
strongest in the state and very active
in their work have planned a celebra-
tion of the original foundation and
there will be a feast of dainties to be
served at 6 o'clock sharp on the even
ing of the date mentioned which will
last until 7:30. The prime excellence
of the culinary artists of the Rebekah
lodge of Grangeville has been proven
on former occasions and the well fed,
happy and good natured appearance of
the male members of the order is a
splendid testimonial in support of this
assertion
After the banquet the assembled will
adjourn to the lodge room where the
roll call will be the first thing in order.
After the roll call the following pro-
gram will be rendered:
Talk on the Order M. r. Hattabaugh
Vocal Solo 49,. Miss Mae Laningham
Vocal Solo -. Mrs. M. R. Hattabaugh
Reading ........... Mrs. A. M. Baker
Vocal Solo ....... Miss Rose Pfeufer
Instrumental Solo Miss Lallah Fulton
Vocal Duet Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Eresch
Address 49,. Judge Hampton Taylor
Bert Augur left Sunday morning for
Seattle for a visit with friends.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20
RETURNED TO aRANeEvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Eames, who
resided here for many years and later
went to Sawtelle, California, where the
former conducted grocery business,
returned to Grangeville this week, hay-
ing disposed of their interests down
south. Mr.. Eames, while not fully
decided as to just what he will do or
where they will locate, judging from
his conversation he is not overly pleas
ed with California. While he did
alright in business way and is fully
aware of the climatic condition of that
section of the country, he seems to feel
the Northwest with its I-will-spirit and
progressiveness is a better place in
which to establish ones domicile.
He visited our old friend, John Byers
before leaving and found him nicely
located in the dairy business at Long
Beach.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20
Life a Purpose

| live for those who love me,
For those ] know are true,
For the Heav n that smiles above me,
And awaits my spirit too;
For all human ties that bind me,
For the task God has assigned me,
For the bright hopes left behind me,
And the good that | can do.
/ live to hail the season,
BY bards and seers foretold
When men shall live by reason,
And not alone for gold;
When man to man united,
And ev'ry wrong thing righted,
The whole world shall be lighted,
AS Eden was of old.
| live for those who love me,
For those who know me true,
For the Heaven that smiles above me,
And awaits my spirit too;
For the wrong that needs resistance,
For the cause that lacks assistance,
For the future in the distance,
For the good that | can do
Bradford.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20
suNNYsIDE SOCIAL SOCIETY.

The ladies of the Sunnyside district
met Thursday, Marcn 81, with Mrs.
John Schmadeka and organized the
Sunnyside Social Society.
The next meeting was held last
Thursday with Mrs Roy Sehmadeka.
A pleasant and busy afternoon was
spent, nearly all the members being
present. Mrs Oliver Chase and Mrs.
Robert Zumwalt were admitted as new
members. Several guests were present
including Mrs. Jeffries and the Misses
Elsie and Iva Schmadeka. dainty
luncheon was served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held in two
weeks with Mrs. James burlington.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20
ADD RESTAURANT.

Leonard Becker-Jurgen and Charles
Jewell have added fully equipped res
taurant to their business, the same now
being in operation. With such chef
as Jewell at the head of the culinary
department and the good fellow Leon
ard is, the boys ought to enjoy their
full share of the patronage which from
present indication they are. Quick
lunch as well as meals are being served.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20

Forest Ranger Tom Crossley Is IN
Grangeville today from his Castle creek
ranger station, being the usual montniy
trip for that government pay cneck,
mail, supplies and the like.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20

Fred Dysard of Minot, N, D., arrived ..sa
this week for a visit with his brother,
Joe Dysard. The two have not seen aea
one another for seventeen years anu
naturally are enjoying this visit a great
deal
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20

John Eimers left Monday morning
for Twin Falls to attend the republican
state convention.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20

Professor Rice left for Spokane and
coast points yesterday morning, expect
ing to be away for a week or more.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-20

Bert Augur left Sunday morning for
Seattle for a visit with friends.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
;Sra Guttpuiuppo, W,iun.

Mag dflutteoes Sen tore @inno
Gcrreit. ION bar oRret suaenoe her
hos Storeteeper e. 9. Sarieu / en- o,se
Mdaneoer. Sonieiieu pdr Ell nteeet Iips
Ii0 Niirrc bele SiNen oa otte Vianoer
Mr upiat iii al oluoeS. Gpnteiteu az
lutteoes meo II Na9es Nr,tion al
General WerharSiie / Storet. Ser
par ire Hionoer stoet irit % Sc andre
lem maa betale IiNt. iom pur lruaere
tI5dae for ar iao iirc. Sc ire lrttcs
Iioc @iuocre our: Il 0tils Norn 0au-
zen; . Miis Nnrt!e st. NeishnS; -
Mis- NIma !. Sooer. Ser par o0iaa
en- "Yopulnr 9abN Goutcit" eaacnpe
igicnnem bisic ii Sage peo @uf;ioucn.
Nour sc iolete @orer mee iori.lclise
Sla95 @po5. idd gar Sc en- ~|otinQs
Sictet" ntee hoer Dor. hpur SC ifuIoc
%ltenu,e for Den Sente cler apinSe. iom
o. piINe. SiAite Noe.ocn blco oet en-
"itampeoc" for at iaa %ores, Ia Der
9apes bort mango Sittet5 mto buer @or
Ben apeIS. Miis Gillian Genera Wele
poIo bar Den bcIbile. "a bIcp operrn't
cu rs Seipel @lgiu NicteI Nopemcnt
lpitb a 20 GEAR @oIo 0unting Sale
BABIES Si5e) @o!S @ath~. 9cite
cuhte 9llftionen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
fSra @tNletpn. @afh.

Da jes irtbienber 8ehaIin8en for "Hsos
item. bill ies iise Sat for Slaoet, iom
lea IGier meb Snteresie. @iifIston or
en- Iiben Sn, Tom ligser bSit oppe I
S,ften, 5000 1ph, 80 @I fra Serne
bane, nfremtmnmelige @eie, ifpre SierS
ge til ale Sipsr, iaa en- Wano maa
frbbe paa fire gen for at tomme op
ber. Ien bet er maaife soot for nos
get, for ieg tror albris Spiferre foms
mer her til 8iifleton. 2ailoet Der CT
biuia, 25 9ollars pr. Ncre for Sc behite
Ssar,ne. Ser er BET melt 9dnifere pg
g(nteritdnere. @i bar en- Norife, Eres
1~tefrren / 8iifIeton, men at p0re Yreit
/ 8iifleton er intet febt gnnbeoe. Set
CT bebre at rere Ereit blanbt Nor iferne.
Sa ieg lGite, at en- Yrelt tit 800 /
Cub, en- anben 1T en- IutonobiI i
Sulegape, t9nfte ies / nit title Sino:
Sisie Norlfere CT nosIe 9uofrbgtiee
Soft. iom giber iaa itore 9aper. gten
ia jee leite oe ioa, bpor baarbt oe
tranet bet saar at Jamie nogle Collars
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
Tarcr bcb Torfjslclie.

III p~aoorager oia en- SorfisIelie.
On blipcr life htIot no belbreoet, %
Ser or Sanoipuliabeo Tor. OF OF bur.
til nil iao not en- S~orfislelie. III
iorioaer bette og hutt Wiooel. gu
iuar inacn %inOring. o9 N~orfisIelien
peoporer. Seucre fou Der fomnle nof
en- 6o%rflelelie. og on bespuoer ioa
at hoitc.
"a tnger ou N0iieiait. men op.
mar Ilaeu 2inOrinq. 2iot eiter Ii6t
bIiper on trrt al ct toqe Neoi.ir. og
opliper set belle / Noa6l05beo. Ior.
fielelien ueounrer o. Soften bIioer
rrrrc. aon 0u iorbIipe / en- iaaoor
{iliton0, uoar ser iorhdonoen err ct
NtiOoel. iom oil iororiuc ale oisie
Cu6er2
: ollie iaaoamc (iliGIoer fan ol
Itole pooGernun at itanie en- Torfic.
Ielle@ Trculldul. Cn fife %Itaniet
an oel leoC til 8ltdrrh. Setllle fan
iTttc liz / 0oueOct. Nolicr. 2lr1erre
caer Wopeu : ale iaoOunne Ill.
ITIoer oil Geruna hiplpc 0iq. Bern.
III cr fife nodcn @iNtuiug, ioroi
Niu6rcoer al &ioner iortUuer hpao
Den bar uorettet Tor Dem. @eoIt or
bcrcoer oia ielo moo oenue 6orfie.
Ielie, ban en- SLATE 'crnun i Suiet,
% nanr oct roo 90 fol0c %eir letter
iub brr1 Feruna / imad 9oiis. ido.
ie0cS bciH'tcn0e 0it Snitem moo ,for.
f%ielcIie cIlcr hpu0 set fan leoe til.
Suif, or fun crboloe Yernnn Sab.
letter, ON on iurctrrtfcr Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

Be- iiripe en- Iioen Nupport beore END
ies tan; men Set ma bare NiaespI'
Niabco eler nt Sc life Ell interealereot.
men Iiae meget booo SCI or, Ret oi!oc
pGre nlcaet moromt. ON Soil pilnc
itrtoe npaIe ORR. iaa oi noriie hlnoe
tunite lGre hoeraubrc beore al ,lenoe %
hoIbe az bindubsn. Nen Der / Gar
thase er oet en- eauite ltor Slspheo.
iirr blouot oet norite soil. Sc ipenfs
Ter uo I'll az arbeioe beore. Sc bar tier
Neriebeh % meoer aoot op. ri Nors
lie Serimoo bar Ell lioen YieuigheN. "a
Be. iom er. tommer bcaeritte. Set er
nfeaet unniieliat ar faa 'frdbet %ldnuuen
HreiteIeuncr. Sn Der life uar min gies
ring bare at hinge alnpeiange oper min
Station. iaa piI ieg o8iaa iortrIIe Den
Inie Sioe al Soeen. @t bdr her CT
meQet goo Brett. % III har be8pnot az
iua iituno en- StoIe fer Sunmcren. sc;
uil moaile blipe ct nln9t Sag al tnse,
men Set nptter life ar itcmIe, fereuo
ri bar prepet. Ga ioa life at "ior9lenls
me, ri har @%enuemeoer % Sphna9eile
to @an9e ON llaen. Sorrciten CT oct
bit Ii9eoau berneoe. iom eet CT pad Re
ilcite Steoer, nogIc ocNe9. noaIe ie0c5
% noQle giiteS, og NuIin9cn her init;
son mad pcl regne5 ior mioheIs, men
boarIis @ais. Sea bill berneo fan cns
tic ale 2rlere al "3ecorobs Soiten" Ell
ms 90 soo @our % 6rcmtio, oa ON
bette life qaar / Tnpirturpen, iaa fam
lie ieg iaar MOI til at fortpue mere
Ell anoen Sang. QiertcIig 6ilSning til
ale. Nfue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
Hra Wrnala. Wiinn.

ga. bet er piit pad Sios, at jeg lem
Der inb min Detailing for ct mt glar
Seq mdd prcpe al beboloe bette glao
enbnu ct Iar. % 8lanet er osiaa /
bort gus b%ien,nre / Nur9e % IGies At
min Iaros grober % 6amilie Der.
ariitian grntIanb faar "9eeorohsTos
item" ienbt ira en- Sror i Soma. Saas
Iebes er Bet Ell 8lRhe for Dem bers
bjem1ne at ie liot fra lin SIGst og line
%erner Der / Nmrita. @i bar en- sarts
lie iIcm Sinter meb ne9en Sne, pg
me9en Spsbom er fer operalt.
Ser bar raiet en- Spgoom n9 item :
1nert Slis / belle 0inter, nenli9 arila.
Sen er bit ilem NOT; BET bar beo en-
cente Der / Nrrbeben al Den. 6un bar
en- mibbelalbrenoe Sise, meset mil ps
ngtet al ale fine Faarerenoe. Senbes
0apn bar Pima Strpm. SieeIeoes er
her bsb en- feel Sci i |inter, men life
iorn / ben usle 8riscr. ga, GID ben
pilbe tnge en- @nbe M mart. Seq piIoe
iaa eierne reiie bjem til Woree, men
life faar ieg meb mig boerten Wtdno
eIler Ssr,L iaa lGnge bette pdrer; tbi
ale ct r9b for 9ipet. Sa hi iaar baas
be, at bet iitart bill bIi en- gnoe pna
l1freben, Ian BET tnu bi Jfp ps Sreo.
gf Npbeber er Der libet, ba ale e liht
mistnobise oper al benne Sne, iom III
bar fact BEN iibite Waaneo; men naar
BET ej9loer, at en- maa I'D, ida 9dar
Oct an innpibt at flare Jig.
en- aoue iOm Ieper Ell fire gdl ira
mig, blep npIis iinbsioae iaa at min
Ssn. @6arIeD 8lnttion os Sopn>@odrs
bet reiite meb benoe til at bebanbles.
6un bar ipb imaa / fattige Smit9na
biebeber. 2ibt 5i0lp flnpe bel Der
pnre paa lin Hlaos. Sbi set itunr, at
naar bu Ter piu Srooer lioer NsO, %
DIT penbcr Hpgsen iii BAN, bu er Dit
6ierte tolDt.
Saa bill jea Ienbe min bebite Silien
til ale bore berbjemme / Norge os benz,
icm CT I 8ersrine meo os Der pgiaa.
Seq ffulbe lite, at mine getienbte nilbe
Inbe bsre fra fig.
Mrs. Ole 8lmtion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
SRA 8rppten, Mtnn.

Meb bet FANNIE iee M foranorer min
Mbresie, M ies labe oere faa ptoe
Iiot berfra @rooten % Sme9n. 80
beromtring er bet Weiteparten Norlte'
enbeI 9pItere er Der 10 oglaa ntnot
her. Seq liter mig ltbrnerfet soSt Der.
Giblte SOFT tit ri rigttg en- sob apltn9,
inu man fan life tln9e. Wten ri bar
bapt Ell nofiua itrens @irter meb FOLD
@inb. Ien M / be iibire Sage ian
har ri bnnt ri9ti9 pertt Geir. laa le9
baaber, at III faar pent Ieir berefter.
G5rippen bar o9ret rpflaa lei beroms
firing, Iaa mango bar p9ret biemie9t
al BEN. % BET tommer bel al. at III bar
bapt ian folot % ulrabist Ieir. ga
nu 6ar ieg bart DISQUALIFICATION" / 3
Raaneber. men bet er BET bebite nprite
@lab hi bnr her / 9anbet, faa ies ptloe
life pere ben fculben. Seq LITE iaa
eoot Den Sslietpnen. "Sans lille &a'
merat". Set er III COB SortGning ira
europa. Seq enifer ale "HoIten"s
2niere % ~Sseoattsren ct soS % freoes
Iigt Plat.
Oh. @pIdnD,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
IRA Gartbuge, q. 9.

Sc jee MI | noele Tiger bar bapt ben
Sprneielfe at Ieie "9ecorabe9piten"s
Spalter, iaa bill iee faa Sou at ienoe
nrse 9inier til Ylabet. Seq er en-
Ianb meb flor Samilie % mango at
bisie er in,aa, iau piI jog Ogiaa faa
lcbe Sem uibe ie9 er sanite panlfeIis
pna 2Rieitof, at Ben 9obe @rlrno, at
Sarna life blrbe leie ale Slass Slobe.
Men jes bar furtbet / Sunbbeo "Secos
rob Soften" at bore lin Spsape ppgen,
ibet ben bar sobt % nbttist 2Gieitof
fo1 ale. gnten Ou Iigger / Spubens
2aiter eaer OH er Ell Srcenbe, iad fan
n. l%ifferlig ldbe ale t Suiet fau IGie
Bet. Seq maa taffe Sem iaa me9et.
Sor berl. iom bar mep Stebnftipnen at
ejere, er bet oite oanifeli9t at opfplbe
iinePlister, Iiee iaa bel iom for mango
andre 2ipsriuineer, ia enbp9 prrrc.
Seq bar / hisie Tiger, Ipm ieg bar
lett "1ecorabz Soften, aIorig feet nos
aet Der fra Cartilage; men jee er ga
big paa at BET er mai,ge Der, lom fune
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

o. Strioen euot for eamIe SobdmeS.
0dn bar Nrret ploget al @jgi ira lana
(io rIbdae. % Der NFrlte Al alt. ban
miitet Snnct. o. 1erielcu bIeo oaiaa
uriten borte, 0nu bar iiot taalmooia
iuotiI Sroeu Ton, iom en- Neirtelis ira
ale loroiife 2ioelier. "a u ianr bauc
&c; 0oab. al ban er bieume hos Suo /
Sdbdtahpilcu.
Get or eneoa Here. iom bar iGaet
6icmIop. Sex / NnboIaget i Den isnere
Sio.
Gle SIlon @ocn ocoe iiior. 0an
boche rnd Npcrubd.ieu.
Gle HuSmoeu cIer lAusmel CT
oeiaa 300. San bar nj Sen @lroe Ii
pcute @eieg al en- @uIioiniua her I
Maoiion. MI Nuoreasien Gnstbatier.
Sau or Il Gar. itnl ionuc ! Aprii.
0an itnl ieIae Ndlpor aicrsIuo. ioIi
bar prret bitmme ira amcrltd ! %tns
Ter.
Set CT Here / @uie. iom bar Gmc
ri.aiebereu, hereS oet uo for; men 0r,s
GEN boiler mango al oem 6icntmt M.
6nnbcr Al ica ioar Tan iommc pno
5olsrIlgct. M|ariuS 0dReU.
Gho. Iinn.
0alpor s. NpbuS. en- al Sc ulore
uoriie SettIere i 6lncoct Gountp. "a.
b~crtpnnNrcNc peo SeScu zen Ste IA
MAJ 1916 / en- NISer al omtreni 66
Nar. san pnr en- tunltil. itertbp88et
Nfdno. % oog nj ban q uotinn hdlti0t
Ncllcbuo reo III SuNNom Scr idd M I'll
q: bare Ct SInatiIirlee. 0au oar Ell
nQtct % oiboIot NdnN ol piI inpneS
Al mauac / Bette Strea. 6nIpor 9tp-
bus bar i.ot / @GS VreitcNirIo. Nc
hrc Eclendricn, % pdr en- al l3 ~
ltcnoe. Duu ioul I'll Hmerlfn / NrlGt
meb line Sorrlorc / 1869 OF boid,tc
iig / Gooac So, @iinn.. bpor &c booze
Ct Mars Sio. 2creiter ilnticoc Ndmi
lien III Set mtpGreuNc @oiteo. hpnr &c
bar beet belle (ioen iioen, oou inoQii
/ 9Ga.ciidb meb NerQct %drieu &alc al
GldDtou 60. Sa.. 1879. 2eree sGQtc
lab blep pcl'ignct mco / Veul. ncm
liz: 6cnrr, 2oui5. (Nu ~ Cis. NJ
andre mare SIrNiuiuNe tou rrpnc5 =
Sc'tenoe: SigIrN Nubus. Omar Nm
bus, Mrs. Mnrie ounieu % Nlttl Nps
bus. Nalpor NnbuS oar glcolcm nj
ellington Neriahco Al SEN NorcucNc
airte. Nc0rupelie iorclit wnocr nor
GcltaGclic Sen lite Snmnr. lln0er-
tcancNe iorrctteoe. @uN lt9rtc og irgltc
Gle &c 'er9cnoe 9%itcrIoNte.
u. (. NiInelano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
ssru Turtle Safe, y. Eat.

Seq trai Ell al mine Naboer ber ON
Saaen, og ban CAB mig $1.25. % bar
mia ienbe for "3ecorabsT oir eir" nj
ham, pg bet fan on tro, leg ltfr lof
mia bebe 10 @ange ON. Chi "Secprab'
Soften" buroe ppre / bpert ct Siem'
bnor man i%prItanr BET norlte Spro9'
Spno @eiret nnganr, ina bar 81 lt'e
haut nooeu risttg Sli5aaro enhnu. @eu
en- sanite giennengaaenSe arloe. Ser
13pe Sanlar a Der folbeite Sag, ~
bar hupt. nerlig Al @raoer unoer Nnl
Ser blep uonlertet GOD Iplin8 o9 9o'
Sc Yriier paa ale Sine. Snnohcostll'
itonoen CT pgiaa guttlte goo her on1'
frins.
Serneb en- nenIie Silien til "Seeo'
rc6s Ypiten"s 2riere % Serionnle.
8. q. 9tenlnlen.