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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24

orsntt on. Saa en- Gag ranot oct
BAN iiinbe, at ban ligeioa 9ierne Ioin
at gao ser og Inlet glsre tiiroe be-
apnoc at "brUffc" pp ct lioet StDffe
/ SauicQalacn. llnoer Irbcioct
ialot han SsIuborrcr Tor en- Sleroe'
ocls Miaion Collars. Wtanoen bllr
rig M. Set bill H. bpi@ ban brliger
oi9ie Ecnge pon en- ioritanoig Wod'
De. Ieriom ban oerlntoo begpnoer
at rllgc ouer oenntc lin ltucllteoe Sfat
% life gisr nogct goot mco Den, bllr
ban intti1cre cnb isr. Nan foll ele
Wtiaioncr Collars % OGrc Ell forag.
tclig ArmooSiiUI.
+ X X
&c tpifc aoIonicr uogioroc 'er
arigcn 1,021,OO0 apaoratmil. Haar
Soergcncrolcn Sntuta M bar goOt
lont mOcrla9t iiQ init Eiiairifa og.
ian, roa0cr Spiflaub life ouer laa
nlcGct lom Ell Nulitutiou clcr Ell
@oUn m1otogcn / lit eget Sono.
@pcm opionot Ganpbanocu?
Sutton. So, inu Tiger Carer og
Glen. Mien &iitorici Tiger liOt nlcr.
Gn iponif Siofaptcin 9laaco DC
8urop irCmuiltc / 1913 paa Narcc.
IonnS Noun Ell NampbouO, Iom gif
ire Wtil / Simcll. 30 mnorcoc Mar
Git og SpiiHOelicn par nUitcn Nlelnt.
5 oct 1S0c Narbunorcoc i1iell be.
9pnotc SpiinOcruc at %uitcrc2lcre iig
Tor Gampbanolpprganloalet. Wtars
qlllc Dc Sou'ircp frcmpiitc / 1853
poa Chen Saonc ct al ham fonItruc.
ret I%auupbnn0. Sa / 1883 fonitrlies
re0c Stotlun0ercu Vatrlcf Wiiucr Ell
S1mpbaoomoocl. Ynrct eitcr bp0s
ac0c ban en- Snmpbnao, Iom off 7
Mil / Slnnen. Sort / 1908 bp0ococ
Sutton Gnmpifibct "GIcrntunt" -
Get cr ira ocn SiO al at Sanlpboo.
DC blcn bnAQct til 9tpttc o9 Torrpi.
ellie; men S%prinoclicn al 9anlpbouoc.
nc uar GA 265 Mar gonnucl. @laaco
DC @nrap opionot altiao Ganlp6aa.
ben / 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
Wrs. Yaitor 2lliicns Tpo.

Sm Mtr2. |oitor ". 8. 9lliIcn,
iom 0poc ben 4oc Sftobcr / Tami,
liens @Icm / Wonitoupc, @ia..
mehocIe5, of blln, (Nilcbor0 81.
phia 9tilicn) bar ieht paa Slut
&rairic. @i$., Sen 27be Ntai 1882
"a bun Dor 10 9lor QonmeI. iluttcoc
hcuoe3 TorGI0rc Socob Nilicn pu
9uItril, Eorbler Sorqcraoottcr til
Y2a6iiou Gonnihip, Miuncihcif 60,
Coma, hpor 6nocrcu pnr CT uQtct
Qfcniqbchslcm Nuu I~rrbcrc0te2 til
aouilrmatiou al Yaitor q. Brandt,
iom ! bcn IiO bar Brett / Gccoruh.
I'll Sonijrmatiou2mocrpi
n!eote man / &c Sage i Goucgciu
len, % blnnbt Dem. iom bortc lam
the alasic iii, bar Nnitor u. @rcoc
fen % DIR. s.. q. Stub. Get pul
life uIpbuanliQ, al hlul muotte 0uC
t!lIooS Ell - q "A Nil FOR al meoJ
irr 8rcitcn.
Dirs. AIiicu5 Seitrc, Margrcthc
@trs. Aipcrbeim, % 0tr$. Gaius
Sbocn CAnna), er beggc oeoc. Sen
oes Gloite 9rooer, Sorger, cr og
ioa beuiouet. DC gienlepcnoc sub
isifenoe er; NiIS, acniett, Ga; Sa
COB, Grafton " Gnt, % Sobun
4etersburg, y. Cat. Ie9uben SaIu
ieifcnoe: WirS. 3bca @orsbcinl
9arnespiac, Wtiun., gilbert, 3beo
bore og Sutton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
8imocmburg's Wcrper.

Otter bpab "Gois. 3eit." mcooe.
Ter, gier fslgenbe Sinoenbrro qnef.
oote, Der ifal bare set Sortrin, at pp.
re abiolut ianOirroig, fur Chen lin
ytltiloe I'll ole De tpife 6ronter.
Oct bar Ell Dag iornplia / Sirocll-
bnr9's aparter. Non iao og ~illoffc.
DC otter Otooen, og Somtalcn oreieoe
Jig ON Soils ~Ntcropiitet. Sinoenburo
gloroe opmerfiom poa oct 6oftult,
at Nerpeltteten hos forifielliae Mcll-
lle'ter CAB fig beiit forificuigorteoe
ltotrpf: Ell fon til at blinfe, Ell al.
Den f~ortraf Munocn, Ell treble from.
llleoe | Soroct meo Singcrcn, en- ficr-
De gap iig til at lobe rullbt / Stllcu
o. |. b. 9pao ban ieIp (Sinoen6ura)
angif, pIeieoe ban oltio, noor 1on
plcp ltcrpeS, at gipe fig iii at flsite.
ga, men &r. 6eltmorifalf," al.
brso Ell Stabsoiiicer @eneralen, "ioo
lGllge Grigen bar paret, minoes lea
life en- cltelte Sang at bope bort Sen,
i%lpitc."
"Naturli9uiS bar sc life bet," 10
S~rtoenbllrg, mine Ncruer pn,nler
ltg, llaor min Sppasier life fan foo
Sloelt til of brplnoe, euer noor hnu
lmGloer meo Sprene.. Mcn Serial
Get cr lallgtfra noget, Der fan oisre
Ell Wfano ~nerpps."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
gecorab ng Snleall.
Sen 23Sc Cttobcr 1916.
SsosiaID.

Mir9. $. 8. @arlom cr &lraoaA
6cn t0oc Sftobcr c'tcr lem Cages
SiocIic al &ungcbctTlloclic algaact
peo 0soe1 / iii Stem / NiabInno
Somnibip. @caropcIicn innot Den
ieIgeroc Sorabag Stcn pco Sigh
Inro airfe, bror Tnit. NctcrIon lor.
rctteoc. 9libeoc, bpi3 Tigclnun bar
Clara Sclcnn SauQlono, par ip0t |
@%leaIont Somuibip, @innclbcit 60,
Soma, bcn 5te Iua. 1915 % blcu
Den tSoc Wnrt5 1908 Gilt meh
Saaaen 8. @orlolp. &c boiuttc Jig
paa Den aarrle &an9lnno@ 6arn |
&iohIano Soipnibip, buor IoniIlcn
iiocn bar haut lit &icnt. Gc bauoc
lem Barn, hporoi 10 cr Qnuct 'orllo
for Wobercn, % iorll6cn i'm Man0
citcrIober buu ilg @erncnc Guclpn
Ncrbcrt % Sinborc, bcnbolo@ui2 inn,
lire % 10 Nar gonllc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
en- hcleis %Scsnins.

Nclcna. Wontuna. bcn 2tbc St.
tobcr. ! ell her bocnoc Sanlilic or
9GAtcnlonocn Senlofrot o. Slitrlel,
Nepllblltancr, % bcagc or hcri Sta.
ten ltcmmcbcrcttigcbc. - SorIebcr,
lfiUntcoc Nilitrucu lin Ntauo Spil.
linGcr, men oct Ioa en- Sio no til,
at bcnnc Nrcicut ifitlbc bli ct alpor.
li9t Suiltcu@ 9Gblc mcIlcm Dem,
nenlIIg "a Sc 10 me @orgcrc ifiloc
9lueS line gtnpuc. Strioen bIcr
imloIcrtib beloi9 Lett bcrpco, at Sen
enc if Naunet @oobrow @iIlon %
Den onocu Charles g. Sngbes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
Sprin9 6ropc.
(vitu "@erolo'

Safor Ncn@rlo Tom iorlcbcr
@crong tilbo0c otter CT lUn9crc Cp.
bolo / 9}orth Gofotn.
- Ncnrn 6loifcruo al Sbcpcunc
q Sat, oiIogbc iornpli8 ct fort
@cieN hos lit SoIf / SpriuN @rcpc.
Ole 9. %cum og Nir5. Gurl
&olqc or fomnc neb ira G2mouo, u
Tof., Tor at ic til Nir@. 7. ". SOL.
&C, ser Iaa Inrlig ing.
- Mrs. Bertha Grlctiou % Cat
tcrcn @cna er antommc ira @rcat
Sails, Mout., Tor at tilbriupc nogcl
Sib blnnot line mou9c SlGgtuiugl
% &cuucr.
Mir. % Mr3. Eilioro Setter
ION ontom iorlcoen ira Ruocr, u
Saf. Set ltngc Tor er puu iii
SrpIlupareiie 90 bcioacr @ruoQom
mems 6aocr, ,>obn Nctcriou.
Ut GprnonlugalQlq bar torrlQt
SirSoo9 ioranitoItct / Spring @rop.
ibct cnbcl Qomlc @ugninQer, Iom 'ol
lGnge libcll bar iect inc bcoitc ga
&C, iolgtc5 peo Auttiou. 2. :. gle
ICEBERG If ior $3l GililaQct pao &
9tclion5 qamlc "@urn", C2rur
Glouion fIpbte Su@9oro2 Qunllc Nlr
tifsbp9ning icr $3.50, mcOcn5 scr
aomIe Snguing, Ser / i'm [io mrieou
Cn5gnrbs @oufiorrctning, tiebtc2 q
Sen SioS for sos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
6ronlepasten.

Moibingtoll, Den 20oe Oft: Oct
criarcbes ibag, at niger pocrligcrc
&iernfaloelicr al Qmcrifanife Crop
per ira 8rGnicn pil fillbe Stcb, ier
citcrot sen orlcrifauIf mcrifanlft
Gomiaiion or foulmet til en- Sor.
itoacIic. Spi9 Octte 1pffes, 90 Den
opnoocoe 6oritoucIle CT t~lifrco@Itil.
Icnoc, pil, bcocr Set, belle 8r9nie-
pagten bli inora9et ialntioig. 5
mooiot tSulo oil hcle Den mlprrcnoC
S%roppcitprfc peo @rGuien iorbli Der
illbtil piocrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
43oc Mar8am8.

bebsper life at ipsree, bporleoes oct
er fleet. San bar ioaet lin Gdrt al
DC be'laglagte Gienbommle % al DC
nopresiebe Genge. Serbernc bar
piet bam ct oeoelist SAB, % set er
neppe '%anoipnIig, at ban, bIir i
Sanoet, naar Giterrigerne err brepct
no at Serbien % @onteuegro.
S Den bulgarife Gel al Serbien er
5orboloene enoru frp9tcIigere mes
enonu Here 8alger, ellonu boarbere
uopresnlnger, enonu frpgtcli0ere
S%orrelgelier. = SGn9ieISiulot imtirrer
Serberne moo Spo, buorira be ben.
ter VefrielIe len beo De NQiereoes Scr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
%olpotheferen Jon
panot prinlesien

%onoon, GnNluno, Sen lSoc Oft.
Get tpitc %loo "Nronfiurtcr Belt
ltng" olfcntIiNNioroe / lit icncitc Ter
mootoNnc Nuucr Eriuicaic Maris
SbcrcIc al Nohculohca @iitcrn1oal
ncb Stto aoblciiclE en- N%potbcfcr
Ion1 nco'tonnncr ira Ell nlcact rinal
n'tcrrlNlt Ionlilic. Erinicaicn plcic.
DC &ohIcilcn nnOcr Ell SpNoonL Ion
hop0c ponNruGct Jig Jig poo Slug
nurtCn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24

trobcreoc Sororoning or rcttct alcne
moo SpitIano % bcrior itaar /
Strio mco Ianoen / lalo 9tsitrali.
tct. Gen tpife Mtiniiter / ariItiania
er oerfor blepet pualogt at ncolGgge
en- bcltcnlt Eroteit moo Den norlfe
HcaicriugS Sanoling."
Gorprbningen cr mcboelt / for
riee Nulncr al "Yoitcn~. GcC.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
NorSes u.Saaospolitif.

gmIterbam. &onono, oen 20be
Sttt.: : ct oiiicielt aomnnnifc i
"Noroonrt'de Ilsemeine 2%eitung" /
Berlin %notaIeS, bl. a.. ipIscnoe on.
GaaenSc ben norite erfl9rins mee
Scnipn til llnberpanosbaaoe:
Set er flart, at Den al Den ncrife
&eeierina uoiteote % al Gongen ap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
R~irmpee0mninS inepiet

Glcphunt Butte, Mem Wtcrico, sen
1900 GIT: elephant Butte 0Gm-
nln3cL iom ipruplig iuIoIprtcs nlcb
G. aoItcnOc al StO,OO0,O00, % lonl
boN zig banner bcn ~itrritc frmlti0c
Sn0Ilo | %crNcuL iuopicbca ioog al
FrUllocnt @iIlona p~crionligc Hc-
p%rTlcltont, u. u. Sonc%. Spcr Boz
Gclcaatcr til Den intcrllutionoIc S,,r.
rlQatlonH oN ocn intcrnatiouolc Sar.
mcrtongrcS puerpar &%pitiocIiabe-
Zen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
Sro5let libel / Saaeene,

Bergen, Npr1r, Den lSbc Oft. .
V'nnO'tnbcrnc ira piaie norifc Sfi,
be, Iom ior niaic iclotca tilbunos
a. tn'tc llnocrpunbsbnooc moottc III
I'll line oabnc S~fib9bauoe, bar, eitcr
huno &c bcrcttcr, lloiat ior &c Tor,
ITrocIiNitc SibcIicr, isr &c noucoe
Sono. Sire Mono iroa libel, oa en-
1or't Sturnlono oooe ltror citcr 9(n.
fnnnltcn til GIcronoropif, r,Ur grd,
angel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
Spenlf.enselif
SorSeforbinoelie.

Stocfbolm, Sverige, Sen 2Obe
eft: Gircftirncn for Sc Ipcnitt
Scrllbancr bar bcillttct at icloe Ell
&omnlialion til Gnglanb forat mt
ocrIoNc Wlrli1behen Of Ell reglllGr
NorbinoclIc mlclcm @stcborg, Sue.
rige, % Ell cnNcllt Napn pco biplp
a Snmpirrger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
uacne Wcir.

&C Sorcncoc StatcrS Scirburcoi,
mcbbeIcr frIacnoe orl %circt / llAcn,
iom bcNunNtc Sen 22bc Sttobcr:
Region of the Great Lakes:
Cool and overcas: weather will prevail
during the greater part of the coming
week; local rains or SHOWS are probable
Sunday or Monday and during the latter
halt of the week.
Upper Mississippi Valley and
Plains States:
The week vii be one of moderately
cool and generally fair weather, except
that local rains or SHOWS are probable
Wednesday or Thursday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24

ouarlio Sreb, Ser pil bli uolagt Ionl
Segn puu, at hi crfienoer at Duue
InIparet for oennc &rig.
@ilo bar gipct os Wtioler til at
filltle fnuIe pore SLENDER iulOltTn-
Digit. 90 hi bruger life bisie Mio.
Ter. Si bciiobcr flcre ltnoeruonos=
baaOe enc Oct CT npobcnoigt for at
fuune tpingc england til at ioloe
paa ann % bcoe on Sreo / Ssbct
al blot iaa Waoneoer. 90 hi brit
ger Dem life! vi bar ina llall9c
3cppclIncrc, at ri meO ocnl foll toills
&c Sorocns toilette Solf I'll at trpg-
lie os ON Naaoe. 90 ri brllger Dem
life! Ono bar / lin Naaoc / SpiO-
len for pore Sore lat %eroerlS Iterite
milltGre Semi, 5aln, iom lclp bore
Slender falocr HllSicrneS Sfrpf, o0
BOG npler ri mcb at lqoc bom ilaa
nc uIgjpreltpe o9 prPpcroe stag
moo Gusierne. Sporfor? Spife
6olf! On er inoc paa Ell gal Sci,
mar bit nolcr, og raar on bier
@armbicrtiNbeo. Nlt, buao Scr re.
Ser @ornrbicrtiobco og Sfooniom-
bco, or iorbun0ct al Ono, TIL set err
-,
MOD @lloS opbsic0e Silic, % buff,
at ri cr Slloa l,Opalgtc SsoIf, Scr ifol
~flllobproc @uoa Gilie paa Sorocn."
0cttc or 10 &allpib. Wcn Sen
%bamlburgifc Ercit bar bcn llnoitplO-
ming, at ban life itaar alcrc. Slt-
Icllcr al Snifcre trllfcr Iunl balt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24

al DR.. Sr. @ilbclm arrinnlad)er,
IRA Spif eiter S%riginalens 'leroe
llosape. AS aapitler eller $40 81.
ser, / TO Sele, elegant inobrnoet I
Sbirting meS sitclcn / 8illo paa
Germ % Ips. 9enne berenlte So9
fremitiaer Yrofeten elias Siltor'e !
set fIarcitc % melt acknowledgements
ems. Troieten elias Siltorle bsrer
til oe melt u~noerfuloe, tiltr9ftenoe
oa trsiterise i ben belle SfriIt,
9ris $1.5O, msb Soften" ct War
$2.75.
@i bar fun ct minore Splos az
Senne BOG.
9. anunbien Snbl. 60,
Seeorab, Soma,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24

ter.
Nuur "@lrnllot" pi6crc iortTllcr
o2, al observation-disclosures nof lUlcr
cnQclifc. oct pil ii0c oncrifonlfe,
EiO&ifriitcr. % at "0cr cr nof life
Iun iUlt mnlllc uorltnnlcrltanlfc
Silent huor Sc life hor nmoct Snbz
QuuQ". itltI0c bct ionhclig bare NOR
lonlt al pihc, hporn' ban uco oct. -
Muor ica cr ficnOt, bar life Eoltfip.
rcrnc mc0ct @rpocri mco Si0ailrii.
ter, lom observation-disclosures hoI0cr.
Yer cr nUitcn inQcn innonmc Si08s
l~frlitcr / min OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Oct cr IiNt bcbrc / Npcruc enc pno
%on0@bp00cn, inObiIocr icN miQ.
Sor0cIiA GoIt cr oct ooA, at Vi Norits
nmcrifoncrc life or iooui0t intcrcaic-
rcOc ior Qo6 GoniliclU2uiuN at ri
fan holoc %iu / ct mo0crnc, uclrc0i-
acrct norifnnlcritanit Si0aitriit.
X >: 4
Sea buffer pon Ell Mtnno. San
ltoo bojt hos lin Grclt og par Ell lc.
o',''' "'u''o "'"'NoVo''' fo'' oV|
bcbcr. Ter par mango pornc o9
uu'oopl'' gar" "oll'''lvH' ~ 'V'
NIV"' 'oI' GER Il 'l'Vl'r SI"o 't8'0'
S'uoVr"'''rt" y 'Vl NlV"''
0oor man our %n'prro''vt'H It
Ocn nrc0 Cucrbcuianino. llnorcS,
brao Ercitcn bans piloc bo iuorct ill
Set.
%iIla CT pa0 II Ialcli. NAN CT llot
INSTRUMENTATION Get q Ipn lea
hclc (iocn hor i%rcn,boIot. en- ulpffc.
Iio \hc al nor l}rpiincnt. ot NON nil.
Sc iouor NIQo npn cQcr IrpcuOc
Srn ON pprc Nrrr fnibcr Wiuo til.
ilut. nil Ncrocn lie ppcr e., lila
"2cir" Oct roitct ns inrn,coctr
>
Nro loo Noroolla'r' george DC
''l''H, al o''' ''o' Frel''l' OCT olco
li"0lu |oaoIlA III Norooiil'r "ole''
'oroI ool 'oo 'or 'tl''peI no
Shoo'r''l oot 600 %'rt george 'or
S'ocH p'l'l'rt'> oel, >o o't CT oo
ooooE pl'i ~ 'olloi que "'ooocr'
"7ct nil III, ct irn,t,ri,t 0ichIie
i,r So ,n,r, m;ui,rcr Inn, b,r 1,l,t
no, or;;rrcr mar a,iirrrn 0u,tcr
=, ,,,Ic No., ., i,n, % irr,,r ~ ,,n,,
rifon;f aloh
4 y *
~Ncllcronoci %rolouolN, Solnr,
holot nnllg ct SloN2 Snlcn1oor, be.
rctter q rorlfomcrltAn't %lno Mor.
tlnlcn 'dNoC, al han lite hapoc pUrct
| noNct Qiltrltt, hpor Der par 'an ME.
GET gus 'om | SoIrr, ~ &ohr 'rcn
hoIot, at ogloo Slcncltcpi9crnc por
bcIUnAtc, Som Sollull tom icN IA.
b,,om 0,c,, ~; cf,r, =, n,rn,c
,,cr =, a,,h, I;,o m,r,o.,,h,n,r y;
" .; n,rc moi, ,,hbrcntc ,-,nr,for,c,;
f,n,fc Wr,h, 7or ,,,r r,;,Srn o..
e,r,r c,,> ,nn,,r, ,rn,n $50,
h,,r a., mn Ir,,,Snm, ,arn,>as
o,,;,>, S;o~r,;,,n;,or w. >m. .;;, ;tf,
non,c i - r,;,,o It,,
~ 7m,rc 0,~,,rnr,,n,, A. nI,in, ~
", ,n, 7;;,r;rt.IT,nr ;,ra;r,, ~
1,,, ~qrrcr,c b,,rHc n,r,, or;h,
;rn@
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
kVi$ du en- blonn$t
(Strepet for "Deeorahsp oiten"1

bpis on en- blomit, fom paarbuo ber,
meo fi0rlis bdano Fan plante Ser,
bpor usres tripes, ti6sler sror,
ga er Oh tor.
bpis on en- ijGl, Ger iYf % fdar
90 6e6iens tr9t i'm lipspei eaar,
Fan iroite meo ct ~penliet orc,
ga er Oh tor.
bpis on FAM title 9radt meo fang,
Fan oiere LET en- panorerS gang,
Pan sIGoe rift, bpor iorser Dor,
ga er on tor.
bpis ou Fan tiIei ifjont % imuft
% pin0e belt peo fjerlie tuft
en- falSsn ieiter, faloen bror,
ga er on itor.
bpi5 Su iaa eoelt banole Fan
Ga lepe tor iaa 900 % iaro,
at Sen, Tom alto tpilet, tror,
Ga er on flor.
bpis Dine oine, bimlen lit,
Fan lnlile, naa % lyie iIif
Tom uatteus i~tiernsr moo Dor ioro, -
ga err gu tor.
bpis on oit bjerte % Sin fam
Fan ddpue for al peroens fam,
al peroeus moo, TOM itaar / flor,
ga er Oh tor.
1obau SELVES.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
Gistis.

groiesioren: "5oilte ire Orb bruses
melt bIanbf uuge Stuoenier2"
SnIoent @rgu: Seq neo life"
Yroiesioren: "9fietis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24

Sub at Weblibenbco meb en- bite IL
Den Out, inn il9bte paa en- brlbig giruz
fe Ibtler, %itaniet en- Nanb % %Ipurote:
"Sltr on lite trGt af ale oiSie Nuiz
ierne?"
"NGboal" ia 8lttten fornsiet, lea
fan'fe lGie."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24

efriu otter GrsDrcrcnpfnrer AZ "Sccurah.
Yuiten % @eo Mrucn". giuisfte % melt no,
breote iorfie 9Iao l Imerifa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
to remain unnamed,

in a Fokker," a slender. yellow haired
boy Of 90 was saying-and cannot
even give the name of this one. "A
broadsidc of their machine gun put
mine out Of action. Impossible TO
shoot a shot. There was nothing left
for me to do but to run"
"Of course" murmured the outsiders
sympathe,ically. did you get away?"
mo ] was very angry. 7 ran In
and cut their tail of with "A slap of my
screw propeller. Tho screw resisted
all right, hut il 'degllngued' my motor.
and I dived almost 500 yards. I
thought I was a goner, but managed
TO catch my self up In time and had the
satisfaction TO see my two boches dash
To earth alone. 7 know II was impru-
dent, hut it was the only way to get
them"
What shall a boy do with such a
story" Tell it-snd seem crazy or
| b~oasting-or keep silence: Now YOU
know why We must catch them un-
awares and almost violate their conn
dence.
Flying has made great progress dur
ing the war: and these reckless youths
are past masters of wonderfully bal
anced machines. In conversation
three phrases repeat themselves con-
tinually, TO run in" 'rentre dedans)
to get them lies avoir) and 10 "le'
go the rudders" ,lacher les com
mandesl. So, another boy whose nam,
] can give, Brocquard, being alone in 8
one seat ~monoplane. was attacked by
three enemy %biplanes.
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II am swifter than they are" ar
gued Rrocquard. II Will pass inside
their zone OF lre: and, in passing.
perhaps I'll have a chsnce to get
one"
He descended" one all right; but
got a bullet in the Jaw. which stopped
his flying for the present.
but I brought homo my machine!"
says Brocquard.
Jean Navarro vas recently sur
| rounded by hve Fokkers inside tho
German lines.
The Fokkers were far enough
away" he says. Eat right, left, in front
and behind me. I made sure that my
baby was in good condition and began
I, do tricks 20 amuse them Suddenly.
"a by a signal. the nve Fokkers dashed
straight at me.
II waited. 7 made three little loops
and found myself behind two Fokkers.
Naturally | shot at thein--and the
| others dared not shoot at me. for fear
OF potting their pals. II was extremely
rigolo. The secret is never 10 let fly
your disks tmachine gun disks hold
forty bullets) until you're sure &c
make n hit"
The Ace" stops suddenly, embar-
raised There are too many listeners
The ACE gets up and roams about.
Last week. in three days" re
marked a comrade. "he did twenty,
four hours effective flying. lie seems
Ia make one body with the apparatus
and has fixed his machine gun so that
ia load il, he IL Obliged to rise and le
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tive and the scheme was ready for
demonstration.
Then, to the people living in the
beautiful farming country between
Martinsburg and Winchester was pre-
scented. during the next few days, a
wonderful sight. Shakespeare made
Birnam woods go TO D%unsinanc, The
feat seemed scarcely more remarkable
than that Of Col. Sharp making a
large section Of the baltimore and
ohio go 10 Winchester. The turnpike
across country Is not always level, but
the forty horses werc equal to the task,
and the spectacle Of locomotives and
freight cars going joltlng across coun-
try was something long to bc rencm-
bered.
After the last truck had been wor-
ried aver and placed safely on the
other cOmpany's tracks the stack Of
iron rails accumulated in Martinsburg
followed. They were loaded on the
cars. and soon the whole aggregation
OF plumber was rolling southwark. the
engines and cars to do service on
various railroads throughout the Con-
federacy and the iron rails presently
tn serve In part 10 a%rmorplate the
Merrimac and make a name for itself
in history.
After the close of tho war, when al
most everybody IN the South VAS pool
and the future was looking rattle,
dark 10 Col. Sharp. President Garrett
sent word that he would like to see
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the upper Potomac and Shenandoah,
embracing historic Harper's Ferry and
Martinsburg. where it had lain peace
fully serving it's useful purpose on the
roadbed of the main line OF the Balti-
more and Ohio ten months before.
But Stonewall Jackson came along
with his newly organized army. and
massed his forces along the railroad
and In the two towns. For W months
after the firing on Fort Sumter he
held that part of Virginia. together
with about nifty miles Of the pride uf
President John W. CARROTS heart, the
great railroad his genius had created.
BEFORE the middle OF June. 1861,
Jackson realized he must evacuate the
country. The Union troops from the
direction Of Washington were pressing
down on Harper's Ferry, and from
Hagerstown and Cumberland In west
ern Maryland they had begun to hem
him In also. A. each end OF the fifty
mile section he dominated lay a hos
tile army.
The baltimore and Ohio as a trans
portation medium was Of ma use to him
az he needed an outlet southwark, not
east and west. But at M%artinsburg
he had massed a lot of the colnpany's
rolling stock and he a In the posi-
ton, with reference to the question OF
It's use, expressed by the title of
Charles Reade's novel, what Will He
Do With IT." There were ten loco
motives and $50 freight cars which
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would lie very useful in the South.
AS the situation was. a level stretch OF
fine country about twenty-four miles
burg and Winchester southwark,
where lay just the railroad he needed,
then known as the Virginia and Allan
tic, running from Winchester TO Rich
mond and the sea.
In his army was an officer who was
an accomplished civil engineer, Col.
Thomas \. Sharp. He had been "A
noted railroad man in Georgia at the
outbreak OF the war, and like others
had closed his desk and entered the
ranks. His merits were soon discov-
cred by Jackson, who placed him in
charge of all business relating to
engineering and transportation.
II was through Col. Sharp, by Jack
sons order. that the Baltimore and ohio
suffered so heavily in the destruction
Of property prior to the army's with
drawal. The company's bridge that
spanned the Potomac at Harper's
Ferry was burned-the bridge John
Brown had seized in his memorable
raid less than TWO years before when he
held up the Baltimore and Ohio trains
for a whole night on the eve of his
battle with the Virginia militia and
the United states forces sent from
Washington, the latter under COM
nland Of Col. Robert Il. Lee Of civil
war fame. who effected the daring
abolitionist's capture.
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After destroying the structure Jack
sons men tore up the tracks for many
miles westward. piled the ties in heaps.
placed the rails on top and treated the
country folks whereabouts to the spec
,aclc Of a series OF fine bonfires. Al
the rails became hot they were taken
with huge pliers and wound around
tho nearest trees until almost every
three that reared Its head along the
line sportcd a necktie of unique pat
tern at the Baltimore and Ohio's en-
pense.
Hundreds Of n NJ rails were
spared. however, and freishted to Mar
%tinsburg. Stoncwall Jackson had a
well defined purpose in view, hut the
problem was to carry it into effect.
lie conferred with his trusted chief Of
transportation and finally requisite
him to try and evolve n plan by which
the rolling stock and railroad iron as
sembled at Martinsburg might he got
across country by tho turnpike to
the Winchester line that tapped Rich
mond.
Col. Sharp thought the matter
over and decided the thing was not
impossible. He called to his aid about
every skilled mechanic in the army
set them to work to construct "a num-
her OF large wheels that would stand
tho weight, and. these completed,
rugged them to the trucks Of the en-
zines and cars. This done. no requi.
sitioned forty horses for each locomo.