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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-20
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for anv case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. Cheney 4 Co. Toledo. ..
We, the undersigned. have known +.
J. Cheney for the last Is years. and be-
iieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
National Bank of Commerce. Toledo. @.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testt-
mDnfals sent free. Price rs cents per
bottle. Sold by. all druggists. Take
Halls Family Pills for constipation
Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-20

B~iliousness. sick headache. SOU stom-
Each. gas. bloating. constipation. dyspep.
sia-alI these distressing consequence
Of retaining a mass of ~undigested and
fermenting food In the stomach are
avoided IL the bowels are kept open and
regular. Foley Cathartic Tablets are
first aid to good health. DO not grippe
Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-20
CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH
MONEY.

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip. en-
close with 8 cents to Foley x CO., Chi
cago. ILL.,, writing your name and adj
dress clearly. You will receive in return
a trial package containing Foley's Hon
ey and Tar Compound for bronchial
coughs. colds and Group; Foley Kidney
Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Spe-
everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-20

There is one remedy that for many
years has given relief from coughs
colds, Group and whooping cough. Mrs
Chas. Reitz. Allen Mills. Pa, writes
II have used Foley's Honey and Tai
for the past eleven years and l would
not be without It," 1t promptly relieves
hoarseness. tickling hroa and wheeGy
breathing. Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-20
nad Gold IRON Iattle sneeses GROW.

Many colds hat hang on all winter
start with a sneeze. a smniffIe. a sore
throat, a tight chest. You know the
of colds. and you know
prompt treatment will break them up.
DIR. Kings New Discovery, with its
soothing antiseptic balsams. has been
breaking up colds and healing coughs OF
young and old for forty-seven years.
DR.. Kings Rev Discovery loosen the
phlegm, clears the head. soothes the ir-
ratA1ed membrane and makes breathing
easier. At your druggist. 50 cents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-20
MERCHANTS WIFE ADVISES
MADISON WOMEN.

II had stomach trouble so bad l
could eat nothing but toast. fruit and
not water. Everything else soured
and formed gas. Dieting did no
good. l was miserable until l tried
buckthorn bark. glycerine. etc. as
mixed in Adler-i-ka. ONE SPOON
Full benefited me INSTANTLY
Because Adler-i-ka empties BOTH
large and small intestine ii relieves
ANY CASE constipation, sour stom-
ach or gas and prevents appendicitis.
Ii has QUICKEST action of anything
we ever sold. j. G.. Schultz, Druggist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-20

Five hundred per cent or more on
want ads In The Daily Leader will
an investment IL q good thing. Little
bring these results.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27
:. G. 0 Nj Nj E II T S ..

Did you ever have to listen to the brother that
is constantly and gratuitousy announcing to you
the many difficulties he has to face-the many thorns
it is especially harder for him to overcome them
than it is for anyone else! His burden, he des
cribes it to you. with its numberess, gloomy and
narrowing details is of such imagined proportions
that it humps and bends him into the semblance
of interrogation point Alto smile.
This her is unfortunate in the sense that
he weakly PERSISTS in continual hunt for the
gloomy corners in his existence, he forms habit
that binds him with the chains of perpetual discon
tent and worry. While his burden is not heavier
than that of the average mortal the bonds Of habit
which have ensnared him makes the burden seem
heavier-that's all.
He is creature of habit, and therefore must
be given treatment that will act antidote to
his habitual view toward the dark and cherries.
He must be given cheer which will relieve his dis
tress.
If you want to be real Samaritan if you
want to help this faltering brother, bear with his
plantive idiOsyncrases; give him lift with a
hearty, cheerful and encouraging viewpoint of
your own-a reply that will fetch smile to his
mournful face. Tell him you know the ''thorns
and thistes' nuisance to bear-that they prick
and scratch-but things not so hopeless after
all if he will but try and forget the shadows and
seek the sunshine on life's pathway
An attitude of cheer and sympathy toward
him will have the healing effects of the best tonic,
and thus, feeling its effect he will call you: bess-
edp
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27
Ignorance is the Root of all Evil

Ignorance is the root of all evil. No man
wants to be wicked, selfish sick or poor. The bad
man is always, however highly educated, ignorant
of the changeless laws of the universe the laws of
cause and effect
After he has experimental with vice and
crime for time he learns the truth-that there is
no happiness, and no pleasure in breaking moral
physical or social law !.
Even after he has found this truth he often
continues in his immoralities because he believes
it is too late to begin over. Here again he is ig-
norant, for there is no such thing as time, and it
will never be too late to change bad habit into a
good one. Ii we do not receive the benefits of
the change this sphere or body, we will in an
other
Sefshness is another form of ignorance.
Selfish people seek happiness but 1 never
who had obtained it.
There is forever something else the selfish
man wants-something his neighbor has, He is
always looking about him, never within himself,
for happiness, and is ignorant of the fact that only
within is it to be found. He finds that the things
he seeks for and Obtains do not satisfy, and he
imagines it is because he has not yet obtained
enough of the right possessions.
Could knowledge of the real truth once illu-
of the problem how to obtain happiness!
All the diseases of the human race are the
results of lack of human knowledge To know
first of all how to think, and afterward how to eat
drink, BREATHE battle and exercise, are all neces-
sary to good health. The great majority OF people
know one or two of these things few know all.
and fewer still practice what they know.
Therefore the world is full of ailing human
beings enjoying poor health"
Poverty is the child of ignorance The old
argument that God made some people to be rich.
some to be poor, some to be sick, and some to be
well' has done much harm to the human race
This ignorance of God which allows him to
be blasphemed and insulted by those who believe
they are His devout followers is mountain
against progress.
God is wealth and health, and does not want
any of his children to be invalids or paupers. He
does not want to think talk or act sickness or
poverty.
We create conditions by our persistent
thots we create them for ourselves and for others
weaker than ourselves. They are false conditions.
but we make them seem real.
knowledge of Gods boundless love and our
divine natures will change poverty into opulence.
sickness to health, if we insist upon its application
Education of the mind is good thing, but edu-
cation of the whole being through the spirit is the
real knowledge which humanity needs. --Ex
The workshop of character is the everyday
life The uneventful commonplace hour is where
the battle is lost or won." -Babcock
In every piece of honest work. however irk-
some, laborius and commonplace we are fellow
workers with God" Meyer.
God needs fellow workers here in this institu
ton we'll the great outside WHY not
make stay here so profitable that we will reap
the reward turnout all timer" Elk,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27

Some mortals gamble against reason when
they assume they can overtake opportunity by
riding the nag of procrastination
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27
The Man and His Job

If you work for railroad, act as if whatever
causes loss to the road causes loss to you. Be az
careful of its property as if you owned it,
If you are employed on farm, take as much
interest in anything that pertains if it was
your farm. Pick up stray board, stop leak, and
look after anything that falls to your notice. just as
the farmer himself would do.
If you are clerk in store get the thought in
your mind that 1t is your store and be anxious as
the proprietor to keep things neat to attract Gus
toners, and to avoid LOSSES
When you work for man, you do not work
for wages. If your eye is only on your pay you are
second class worker. You will certainly slight
your work and your employer will get rid of you as
he can.
You have something better than wages to work
for, always, it is yourself, for your future.
You owe it to your best self to be loyal. to give
the best that is in you. You are in way partner
in the concern.
Get the habit of listening attentively to what
your employer commands Don't take things for
granted. Have things made plain. Find out exactly
what he wants and do it.
Never bungle job. What you do do WE'LL If
you have to currya horse, curry it clean. If you
are to sweep the store, make it tidy particular
woman 8 paror. If you to tie bundles learn
how to make them look as though they had been
done up by machinery. If your work is to black
shoes, black the heels. Nobody wants man who is
habitually negligent. slip-shod and careless in his
work. -Ex.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27

InfallibiIity exists only in the individual imag-
ination of the egotist, while fabty really exists
in his egOtism.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27

The song: Its long, long way to Tipperary'
has been changed to: It's long, longer way to
Gallipoli.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27

temporary tells us that peace will come
to Europe after the crushing process has been
accomplished. We shall stop worrying about that
right off.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27

California has warned the unemployed to stay
away from Extraordinarily it needs more then
climate to furnish employment.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27
:. STRAY NOTES..
Sometime

4 Sometimes | long for lazy isle,
i Ten thousand miles from home,
Where the warm sunshine and the blue skies
smile
And the milk-white breakers form
A choral island, bravely set
In the midst of the Southern sea,
Away from the hurry and noise and fret
Forever surrounding me!
For tire of labor and care and fight,
And l weary of plan and scheme,
And ever and ever my thots take flight
To the island of my dream;
And fancy browsing the whole day long
In hammock that gently swings
Away from the clamorous, toiling throng,
Away from the swirl of things
And yet | know in a little while,
When the first glad hours were spent,
I'd sicken and tire of my lazy isle
And cease to be content!
I'd hear the call of the worlds great game
The battle with gold and men
And I'd sail once more with heart of flame,
Back to the game again!
Benton Bralev
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27

Every time the war correspondents in Europe
have adult day they announce another drive"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27

The surface of Mars is said to be cut up with
canals-but. they do not ''cut up'' with Slides"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27

Next week Mr.. Ground hog will tell us if we
are to have an early or late spring
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27
A Book Reviewed
By DR.. H.
THE GOOD SHEPHERD
By John. Roland. 341 DID.

This is good Rockwell written, with SER
ious purpose, and readable. The two principals.
the American doctor and the Austrian priest, are
undoubtedly Inconsistencies. blot on their past en-
forces exile They become fast friends and attain
their solace and their cure in the life of service in
a mountain village of the Tyro These people are
so wildly drawn and seem so altogether human
that half forgves their schnapps, their fights,
their meannesses-even their tendency to bundle
NIGHTS fur unguat."
For those interested in the lore of the healing
art there is much-almost too much-precise and
up-to date information in the dongs of the doctor.
tho submit, had he followed the rule and sought
the bleeding radia under sound skin and not in the
slash. Rosne would not have been left widow.
The priest too, is modern saint. The doctors cure
is due, by no means, altogether to work. The op-
perfume appearance of the good, helpful and ador-
able woman, is close therapeutic rival, as is very
proper in every serious, human story.
incidentally. the growth and presentation by
the villagers of passion play is instructivey de-
veloped by the author. We can commend this book
a sincere effort to exemplfy the workings of the
good spirit of our times. In an easy position and
soft light its reading will bring oblivion to ones
own troubles, if one has such. in unravelng the
sorrows and triumphs of the earnest doctor and the
good priest.
1t can be had at the Library
Frederick A. Stokes-1015
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
Spor Slom / California.

Cos 2ngeles. Sal, sen isOe San
Quiicn bpereneite @Gf o. GlU / mo.
lige California bar paa @runo al
oct langparigc % itGrfe Hegn oper.
flonmet line 9reober.
IRE Weneifer bar miitet Sipet, %
Sen biotiI anretteoe Slomifaoe on.
ilaaes til Ell Wlilton Collars. neg
net ioAi uaibruot har sit neo ii6eu
9er0ags. bar ilcre @auge nntaget
aarutter al iormeIige Sfubruo %
bar uGrct leoidJet al en- nPiten or.
fonagtig Storm.
%trubametruiifen bar poa ilerc
Steoer moattet in0inues. lloglio.
ninaer bar iunoet SteO pan Iangc
S~trqfninger. (erre 9Pffeiar or
iorpnnoleoc til riuenbc Strsmme %
intaa 0asorug iii bruienoe Glpe,
iom bar reoet Ell Wpngbe 6ururhuie
Of areatarer meo li5.
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Hifsouoe,,.
Ten ~ipcnifc Hifsoaa anbnes al aono
Wnitui.
Sroutaicu.

SfoctNolnt, Sverige Den zoe ,id.
mar. Gen iuenitc Hif2oag uobue.
oe@ ibo1. ) lin GrontaIc uotalts
Soma @uitai. I'll. a.:
On l%oriUrocliQ aamp, ser itooiG
tiItaacr / %oloionlheb. oQ iom uiI al
alerc Nntioncra Srcntti0, er laauG.
%or Hcqicring haober paa oct opriq.
tig'tc. al 6cu oltio piI bli iitnno Ill
At oprctboloc Sen Hcitralitet. ocu irn
@|egnnoeIien al AriQcn bciluttcoc at
iu0ttoNc; men iornt fltunc oprcthoI.
oc Nsitrulitctcn "a Sucrige9 Supc.
rTnitct mno iorGqcoc StriO9frGitcr
til Sonos % til BANDS boloes / @e.
rcoifab.
"Speriac bar islt @irfninQerne al
Grilen pao toIriae iorifieuigc Moo.
Ser / 2obet al set li0ite Mar. arig.
ioreube bar / en- itaoig cgenoe
ll6itrGfninq iorlent Of boloc iig III.
teruotionoI 2op ON Neitpttclie al
NeitroIe % @cgrUn@ning al NoIo9.
hnnolil9er C'tcrrettcllg."
aongen uhbGpebc / fin Gale iGrIia
sc @eitrpbeIier, iont ira Spcriqe3
Sioe er Qiort pua at h~aunobUpe IN
tcrnotional &op, % Sc &anifclighe.
Ger, oct iom Nplqe al ari1isrenoc3
Noloning bar itobt pad mnocr 6or.
isgene pnn at hUboc line %sfonontilfe
&ettigheber.
Negieringen pnr, iaq6c ban, mer
emo Ell Sang blcpet mott til at moo
lnttc 'ig Sorieg pna at bringc 2an-
oct9 inouitriclle % fommercielc Net
tiqheoer inD umoer Ell allben Wtagt5
aontrol.
5 @etrogtning al ot9ie Cmitpn.
bigbeoer erflGrebe aongen, at set
par neoncnoig pao Oct frnfti9ite at
itettc @rbeioet for en- Stprtclic al
%nnoct3 Noripor. Neaicringcn ngte.
DC, oplu'te ban at omnooe HItaoo.
gen om al uonpuuc ipeciele Gelego
ter / set Gicuco iammen nleo Sen
at oi9fiitere Speraanool al en- bent
mclig 9tutur.
5untnlelL ipcciclt &onqen@ llo.
bUpelier al Situutionel9 Minor %
al DECENTRALIZATION al al irtte gan.
Get / 1Soriuor9tilitan0, hor patt itGrf
llro blonot Solicit. Scrtil tonnler
ocn itTrfe 1orbitrcIie, ion Sc britt
ife Minnoiabeocr5 @eilngIGggelie al
itore apnntitctcr al Nrooinnt ON
tpro / SEN iocnife Nmerifolinles
9ano "Stocfholm~ iorri9e llae pou
Sens Heiic ira 9teip Dorf til Sucri.
&C, bar paft.
1ennc GnQlono5 uiIfuarlige 0an0.
ling fritiicre3 itUrft al ocn @iucnife
Fre5ic, iom uotolcr Ben Melin1, at
Netnlingen Tor DC beil0glugte &arer
life oil flrune opueie oen @irfning,
Sen pil bnpe pan Gorbol0et meuem
Sperige o. @n9IanO. @nfeIte al
Nlaoene erflGrer, at ilige 9onoliu.
gcr er Oprrc en0 ct anbent @rltb.
6iaImor Granting. Den idcioliiti
If Iorcr / An6etfammcr, iom FOR.
nulia 6cio1te De 2lqiereocs 6rout i
6lunoern, citcres t "SocioI 2cmo.
frateu~ at bape u0taIt, al ban lore
trUffer helere al h0n0le Ell Gag iGr
emo en- Qng ioyicnt iornt re0oe Eve
rige ira 6oroiflinger.
"Social 9emofruten" qisr ogiaa
opmerfiom pan. al acng @u'tdf /
lin lrontale fuloitpnoil unoIoO Ben
uonligc Gutale al oet gooe 6orbolo
iii ircmmeoc Diagter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

Gor,faitss saa sios !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

ariitidnio sen i7oc San. Get or
III brngt pod oct rene. at Sen pUl.
oiAc Brand. ser InGbc Ell IrcoicocI
al Bergen % ioaNootiom belle HpcnS
Sorrctningsitrcq / Hniner, opfom /
Ell Iioen ScrnpdrebanbIerS @utif
pcb Gnoen al en- al &c uigtieitc 6or.
retningsgoocr.
Ger bIUite Ell uoloiom Storm,
iom meo ct forpIanteoe SIoen mes
ripcnoe 6ort % ieuote GIammerne
belt tiIpeir3 henopcr belle SuSrpfter
Tor lod pllioielig at Iloo nco oper OF
nntrnbc hiSic. @niiter OF itore Slo.
ilager bulrplcoe3 al Stormen gien.
mem @iliten og itnf SSlb poo operalt.
Gen bioenoe aliloe logoe nGitcn
uoOerfumlncIigc 0unlfeIigbeoer ipei.
Ell for @ranompnoenc, ser mirtia
inlbitTnoig tiIileocs al 0anbipruten
ira @ranollongernc; men DC fortiot.
te n1eo ubeieliqt Woo ben iortpileoe,
uliae Gump. Ceres geitrrbeIier bar
innioIertio banbleic, % mart trueocS
oglua @cboelleSitreaet AZ Ilanmer.
ne, ionl nleo itrGfiuoioaenoe Iort
iremorercS al oen bDIeroe Storm.
"a De iroida, at sc bar mogtes.
Icic til at lton'e Sloeu. ioa gronb'
iolfenc iig moot til at Iribe til bra
itilfe Wii6Ier % begpnote at iprGnge
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oenS Retning, / Suften. alin paa
oenne MoaOc !pffeoes Oct Dem at
6ringe Slocn nogenIunoe UNDER
aontrol.
NQe Wnens iterite 0%uaninGer soc.
laQoes, ioet belle TorretningSentret
ioruonolcoc5 iii ruNeuoe RlIiner Dc
itsrlte Soteacr, glpisfontorer, On,
orosiorretnirgcr. gleftricitetsucrtet
Banter og mango SfoIer IagoeS /
Wife. Scleion. % 1eIegraifOrtorer.
ne Iortpreoes. mems 6l%nttionGrer.
ne tappert iorbIeu paa lin ToIt, III
Den iioite lrooo brait pad @uno AZ
6eoen.
@crgcn, ION M bar en- @eioIfning
pao henimo0 10000, buuoe nIorig
uuret ioa ilorerenoe iom MI. Gette
iful0e5 boueoiogelig oers paa 8runo
al arigen enornlt iorsgeoe Sanoel
Stib5iart.
goa @runb al Den poerit monseI-
lube 2elegrai. % SeIeioniorbiroel'
ie pr Giterretninserne ON Sranoen
beiit ufuloitRnoige
VanierfrpOieren ~GiosUoIo" er
ioog oigaaet til Bergen meo Bro
plant og aIGoer. Ser meoislger
ogiao Ell gntal S%ngenisrer, 'onl 'tal
ioreiiaa Spierelien al Sfitr og Bar
rafter til miolertloi8 IN ior De 10
eaer IRE luicn Wenreiter, Jon Bran
oen bar giort %bilsuiloe o. 'at paa
bar Vntte.
aonaen OF arigsminl'teren er o.
ioo afreiitc I'll Sfueplaoien ior
@rnnoen.
granonaben S30,0O0,OOO.
ariinanio Cen isoe San: Ter
t~elearaieres ioog ira BERGEN. at
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Uakker Gave fra Frankria.

9itcn. MT pau set nrrmeitc or IIilt.
tct. Sfient oct SGnoua pco Nnpet.
0cIien al lpnumit Ipffeoes at iua
&locn begrpniet, bolot DOG iGr.
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her mart Ser. @rorbioItene / uoi.
bruSt &irfiombeo / iantr,loe tire
Gean.
6oritnrrelicn pan @runo al grun.
oell er cnonu iad itor | @crgen o9
6orbinoclien iremoeles i ioa ltor
lloroeu, at oct bert Sopeoitooen c,o.
M har uUret unuiltat at iaa ino-
bcntet iuI0itGnOiae % ~nsiaatigc 81.
terretninger ON lllpffen.
500, 'dome1et bar man nieo Vdo.
lioeIi8beo e"riaret, at oen totale
grdnbifooe oil fonrmc iii at belsbe
iig til farite nrin0it $30.OOO,O 900. at
Artdllet al Suspiloe er min6it
1000, oa at oper 400 g%paniraer.
oeri6louot mango az 9pcns Sorlp.
iteIieSiteoer, er eoelagt. 0erimo0
piier oct ia belbigpis. at fiin ct
Menne'felip er guaet tabt, og at I'm.
tallet al Dem, Iorn err fommct til.
ifooc unoer granoen, fife operitiaer
c. SneS Verioner.
SirIpearbeioet CIR / nils Gang I'M.
Ser ReIieringei3 Cperopiun, o. Der
er ingen 6are for nogen REQ bldnot
otnt, ION @ruroen Dor lat paa bar
9affe.
VI Resleringen o. De fommtnale
Mpnoighcoer beri Sopeo'iaoen iom
| andre al 2arocts @uer gisrcs alt
mnligt iOrot noe Vergen Siplp.
Ten irnnifc Ncsjerina icnScr 1OO,.
600 Nrancs.
Gen @iranife Ncgierirg telcgraie.
re0e iooI 100000 6ranc3 til oen
berp1renoe %iranite Wiriiter til
SirIp Tor Sc gruuoliote / Peraen,
os Seitcr on betpoeIige 9elsb er
mootoget ira nrore Relieriuger
ertrut0g looeoe nco uarme QIp.
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til oen 6~roroberieOe 0p, 90
Get ciier zig beIoisui3. at Ser I'M.
oes itore Cplog Of D|el og aorn,
icm ier 6erettc0es at pare eoelaat
al @ranocn.
Soma Naofon tom i et ioresaa.
telegram beretteocs at upre
I'll Scrgen) " 9ronning
Wut0 hor ienot SumputhiteIegram.
Ill Hutoritcterrc ! Bergen %
5cIoer iiJ ~verionlig Rsie unoerrettc.
Dc ON SitiiatloueH Ser. De agter /
0en nGrnleite ,5remtio al begipe ia
III Bergen iordt iPttc iig ino ! ,Yor.
boIoene o. Tor pervnlig at noe bpao
Ger maat,e trPngeS.
Sra amerita ineleber manqe &c.
.leGronmer ira Eerioner. ion CT
ouer Genners og Slpgntin.
gers mullige Sfipbne. elsie Sele.
Jrainrner uioereforienoes bec'ra riI
oen amerifanife aoniul / geraen.
eertiI ~. Husnusien. ion ianmen
.eo SicetoniiIl 6riotioi 6. sig.
mono ! StauGnger bar itilet iig til
n tommlmale %pnoigbeocrs lie.
neite.
Zen bcrpprCl0e amerIfanife nj.
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unoerrcttct De norife Regieringsou.
toriteter ON. at ban oil iparetase
n gransen mulIsens bersrte ame.
rifaneres Snteresier % bar uotalt
i'm Spmpatbi.
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grauonaoem S30,0OO,0OO.

ariihanio cen 1Soe San: Ter
t~elearaferes ioag IRA gersen. at
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Nuntcncaru air tnbt.

Sele ben montenegrinife Arme bar
fapihilerct og er rebe iii Of operle.
pere fine @naben I'll De eiterrigifc
S~eicrberrer. Gctte fremgaar al fsl-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
Branden Bergen.

Uurr 400 Fluff, %0criblan0t allie Dc FORTE observation-disclosures.
la9t Rniurr, os pramoGaorm anflaacs I'LL til ousr s3O,-
100000. Curr 5000 Mcnnrker eiort busuiloe %
fat paa bar Gakkr: kun ct ,llrnnckrliu saact tabt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
finafen FRA Norae.

a%riitiania "aitenpoiten" for oen
24oe December ifrioer: Serbs Slugt
- Set mao PEI iiges al p9re Set melt
betegnenbe llotrpf for bans benme.
Ii~sbeosfuIoe aireiie isaar = er Set
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

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