davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03
Ore Shipments

The following shipments of ore tc
the smelters at Salt Lake we're sent
out of Eureka by train during the
past two weeks:
One car of ore from the California
mine on Prospect mountain by H. c.
McTerney. agent.
One car of ore from the Jackson
mine on Ruby Hill by Fault & Mar.
tin.
Two ears of concentrates from the
Williamsburg mine on Adams Hill
by w. r. Swicegood.
Two cars of ore and two cars of
speiss by the Richmond Eureka Min
ing company from its mines on Ruby
Hill and the Eureka Con. Stag dumps.
One car of ore from Hamilton by
c. F. Muir.
One car of ore from the Com
manche mine at Silverado by John
Pastore.
One car of ore from the Phenix
mine on Ruby Hill by James Jury.
One car of ore from the Marine
mine on Adams Hill by Harris &
Fine
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03
Commence Shipping Speiss

The work of putting the new spur
track into the Eureka Consolidated
Stag dumps was completed Thursday
and two carloads of speiss were load
ed and sent out to the shelters at
Salt Lake by to-day's train. j.. Few
o Smith. the engineer in charge of
the work, said yesterday that while
the shipment of this speiss vas in a
way experimental, he had little doubt
but that with the present high price
of metals it would pay to work this
matter over and that regular ship
ments of the speiss would be contin-
ued. For the present it is planned
to ship between 60 and 100 tons week.
ly. Mr. Smith was a departure by
to-day's train for Salt Lake.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03

Another Pioneer Resident Of Eureka 10
Called to Her Final Home

EAAO&ASH - hN~eso~1& - -
Called to Her Final Home
The sudden death of Mrs. Mary
Hills at her home on Cedar Hill in
Eureka Saturday morning, May "a,
was caused by a paralytic stroke, as
conditions following her death at
firmed. and not alone from heart
failure as the SENTINEL previously
stated. In her passing another pio-
neer resident has been called. for
Mrs. Hills came to Eureka in 1876
to join her former husband. William
Mackey. who was employed here at
the Richmond shelters until 1879
when quickly called in death by an
attack of pneumonia. In 1881 she
married George W. Hills. and they
continued their residence here. Mr..
Hills died of Bright's disease in 1893
and she was again left a widow, with
three children, a son by the former
husband, and daughter and son by
the latter.
The deceased was born in Upper
airy. Ireland, and was the youngest
child of a family of nine children
whose parents and eldest son died of
the plague in their native country.
The eight surviving children were
sent in a sailing vessel 80 America.
One boy died of sea fever on the
long voyage, and another son and
daughter shortly after their arrival
at New Orleans were stricken with
yellow fever and passed away. leav-
ing four girls and a son that lived to
mature years. One sister. Mrs.
Bridget Montague, of st. Louis, still
survives the deceased, who leaves a
son. James Mackey, and daughter.
Mrs. Rose Davis. of Eureka, and a
son, Robert Hills, now residing in
California. She was aged II years,
6 months and 26 days.
The funeral was held from the
Catholic church in Eureka last Sun
day afternoon, Rev Father Mentally
conducting the services, Mrs. John
McNaughton and Miss Agnes Lucey
assisting by singing the hymns.
Jesus, Lover of My SOUL" and
abide With Me-" A large number
of the friends of the deceased and
the family attended the service and
followed the remains to the Catholic
cemetery. where they were laid to
rest beside her deceased husband.
William Mackey.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03
GRADE TEACHERS ELECTED
Trustees Meet and Vote Unanimously in
the Selection Of Teachers

tnc SchcCuon y" AceS"ch
At a meeting of the Trustees of
Eureka School District No. l.. held
Saturday evening, May q, all the
members of the Board were present;
also. Principal Charles Priest and
Deputy State Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction James V. Comerford.
The business of the evening in
cluded the discussion of the schools
welfare generally, and ways and
means Of improving the same; to-
gether with the particular matter of
electing teachers. After Consider
alton of the applications before the
Board the following teachers were
unanimously elected: Mrs. Christy
McGillivray for the seventh and
eighth grades. and Miss Isabel Meri-
aldo for the first. second and third
grades.
Mrs. McGillivray is well known in
Eureka as a teacher, having previous
ly taught the seventh and eighth
grades in our school for two years.
Miss Merialdo retains the same
position which she has held for the
past five years, taking up her work
in the Eureka school following her
graduation from the State Normal
| School.
The selection of the teacher for
the fourth, fifth and sixth grades
was postponed to the adjourned meet
ing on Tuesday evening, May 80. At
this meeting there were present all
members of the Board and the Prin-
cipal.
1t appeared from credentials sub
mitted and testimony otherwise. that
Miss Zoe Gould of Reno, Nevada,
was the best available applicant for
this position, and she was unani-
mously elected.
Miss Gould is well recommended
by the authorities at the State Uni
versity, from the Normal Depart
ment of which institution she is a
graduate. The testimony regarding
her while a student there is to the
effect that "her scholarship was high;
personality, pleasing; adaptability to
surroundings, good; and character
sterling" Her work as a teacher
since graduation is highly endorsed
by the school boards where she has
taught.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03
Normal School Graduates

The SENTINEL acknowledges the
receipt of an invitation to the gradu-
alton exercises of the Elko Normal
School at the Baptist Church in Elko
on Tuesday evening, June 6, from
Misses Gladys Hicks and Irene Men
des. Both of these young ladies will
be granted diplomas Of graduation
which certificate will enable them to
teach three years in the schools of
Nevada. Miss Anna Dowden. a for
mer teacher In this section. also grad
yates with this Normal Class.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express u apprecia-
ton and thank all those who kindly
extended their sympathy and rend-
cred US any acts of kindness or any
service at the death and burial of our
beloved mother, Mary Hills.
MRS. ROSE DAVIS,
Mr.. AND MRS. JAMES MACKEY.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03

w. G. Wilson. who has been travel
ing freight and passenger agent for
the Southern Pacific at Reno, has
been promoted to the position of
commercial agent with headquarters
in the company's offices in Ogden.
Utah. Thomas B%ergerson, who has
been agent for the Southern Pacific
at palisade, Eureka County. has
been promoted to the Reno position.
The change became effective June l..
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03
Many Memorial Day Visitors

In the observance of Memorial Day
in Eureka, people from all sections
of the nearby country came into
town, many bringing their families
to join in the proper observance of
the day by attending the exercises,
visiting the cemeteries and caring
for and identifying the graves of
their departed ones.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03
HIGH SCHOOL Commencement
Five Students Complete Pre-
scribed Work and Will Receive
Diplomas of Graduation

The graduating exercises of the
Eureka County High School will be
held in the Eureka Opera House on
Friday evening, June 9.
The Class of 1916 is composed of
Misses Eileen and Thelma Breen,
Elsie Hooper, Elisabeth Kitchen, and
Vivian Hicks. all of whom will take
part in the programme, assisted by
a number of their associate students
in the musical numbers.
Judge P. A. McCarran of the Ne
vada Supreme Court will deliver the
commencement address. Judge Nc
Carran, besides being a prominent
member Of Nevada'sl legal profession
and n of her leading orators, has
shown his interest in the States edu-
cational welfare by his frequent
visits at the Nevada University,
where he has addressed the students.
These commencement exercises
will be a memorable occasion to the
members of this Class. and their
relatives and friends should attend
with n incentive-to make it a
truly. happy event; and the people
of Eureka who have an interest in
the upbuilding of our schools and
education in general should show
their interest and encouragement by
their presence. The programme fol-
lows:
PROGRAMME
Song, welcome. -. Girls Chorus
Grafton, Efficiency. =. Elsie Hooper
Piano Solo, "Napoleon's Last Charge"
Rose Modarelli
Grafton. Preparedness. Eileen Breen
Song. ''Swing Song. - Girls Chorus
Grafton, Commercial Training in High
Schools ........... Vivian Hicks
Piano Trio, 'Imps and Sprites at Work"
Elisabeth Kitchen. Thelma Breen,
Clotilde Bale
Grafton, 'The Future of Nevada.
go. ......... Elisabeth Kitchen
Valedictory, Women in Politics" 49,.
......... ...... .Thelma Breen
Piano Duet, "Charge of the Uhlans"
/. Della Rattazzi, Winifred Smith
Address ....... Hon. p. A. McCarran
Presentation of Glass to Board of Edu-
cation ...... Principal Charles Priest
Comforting of Diplomas, N. P. Morgan.
........ President Board of Education
Song, 1.-THE Legend of the Bells".......
........... ......... Girls Chorus
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03

George H. Carter of Garden val
ley was In town several days the
first Of the week attending to legal
matters in connection with the settle.
ment of the Sam H. Carter estate.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03
JUNE 8. 1915
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Board of County Commissioners
will be held next Monday. June 5.
William H. Smith of Newark val
ley has an important notice to stock
men in another column of to-day's
issue.
w. r. Amidon arrived here at noon
to-day from Reno by motorcycle en-
route to Salt Lake after a short visit
with Eureka friends.
County Commissioner j.. M. Requa
came up from Palisade by Fridays
train to be present at the regular
monthly meeting of the Board next
Monday.
Mrs. Gertrude Hagar of Park City,
Utah, formerly of Eureka, left there
on Wednesday of this week to spend
her Summer vacation visiting with
her relatives in the East.
The Eureka Garage & Supply Com
pany this week sold anew Ford tour
ing automobile to Mrs. Laura Hoegh
of Eureka. w. H. Russell drove the
car over from Elko Friday.
Thomas Dixon and John Mechanics
returned Thursday from an auto trip
to Elko, and on their return were &C
companied by Attorney E. E. Caine.
who anne over to attend to some le-
gal matters.
Cloudy and threatening stormy
weather still continues in this Sec
ton. Early Thursday morning about
two inches of snow fell, but the sun
rose clear and warm and the most of
it soon disappeared.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Yates of Pine
valley, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Naples, passed through Eu-
reka Tuesday in the Yates auto en-
route to Ely, where Mrs. Naples
went for visit with her sons. Charles
and Llewellyn Pedlar and their fam
lilies.
Henry Wedekind returned to Eu-
reka last Monday from a several
weeks prospecting trip in southern
Nevada. He is now arranging to
commence development work on
some silver-lead claims he recently
located near Black Point in Diamond
valley, about II miles north of Eu-
reka.
ID. A. Bush, who became lost in a
blizzard storm the latter part of
January and had his feet frozen. ne
cessitating several amputations. was
able to get out of the hospital to-day
for the first. time and enjoyed a ride
down town this morning. He is now
able to get around some with the aid
of crutches.
r. A. Dean, teacher of the Pinto
district school, closed that school
last Friday for the Summer vacation
came into Eureka for a visit.
He left here Thursday to do some
development work on his claims on
White Pine mountain. near Hamilton,
if the snow has melted sufficiently
to permit of his reaching the proper
ty.
j. B. Rebaleati left here by auto
this morning for Reno, Nevada. to
join his family who are now in that
city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lawson, and they will return home
with him next week. Previous to
going to Reno Mrs. Rebaleati and
children have been visiting relatives
at Hylton and Elko for the past
month.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the
receipt of a card of invitation to the
commencement exercises of the Elko
County High School. to be held in
the Bradley Opera House at Elko on
Friday evening. June 8. The card
is from Miss Gladys Hicks, formerly
of Eureka, who is one of the Is stu
dents to graduate from this school
with the class of 1916.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03

The Eureka Garage this week sold
another Dodge auto to V. S. Cadra
of Hamilton. delivery to be made
about June 10.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03

No admission fee will be charged,
and a cordial invitation is extended
the public to attend these exercises.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28

at Sberlten oItioo bar nnoerrettet
ON 6oren, Ter oct no til, at ban life
rerte Ell Singer Tor at beifpite @e.
f%olfnineen MOB ben fremrpffenbe
Woroerbonoe. Ser Dor irqen crop.
per poa acknowledgements Den Niten,
fortpller Wtr. Warlbo1, % oeres
@odhen % Ammunition Iaa ubrugt
bag Iaoite Gore. 0iuo o9 bans
WGnb fom libemcrfet ino / Stooen
% fllilbe hcrie al Nlcrtcns emit,
ltocn at &c toprc 6poreIonosiorIpa
rerc trlnlmcoe ct @aor pad oercs
@opeocr. Wtr. Maribnl gisr oaIna
Den Tnoitonh, at Sberit SIocum
poa an6ct Nolo par bIet un6crrettet
ON, at %iao % bans @onoe bar /
Innnrif.
6orbaabentIig nil Sngen BIZ @jcn.
ltono Tor Ell lln0crisgcIie, men Ser.
n1cb cr oct fife nctop io9t, at Siieut-
Iigbeben oiI bIi tort flogerc, enc
Den or.
&mioIertio cr oItioa bore Crop.
per trGn9t inc / Nierico Tor at mo
belltc oct ioriomtc, o9 Der er, iom
iaGt, bespUrre @rul0 til at fro, at
octtc blir en- Grpe6ition, iom bill
fon1n1e %nn6ct bnrt at ltoa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
Dc fDife Eueialiitcr.

s Sreoogs bar Der rlof ct itormen.
DC Nsoe / ben tpIfe @igsoog. mcIoes
ira Berlin. 90 oct bar after Socia.
Ii'terne, iorn poIote Gpitpr. Sociali.
item Soaie boIbt en- Gale, bpori ban
lfilorebe Den tpife miIitpre og sfono.
mi'fe Stiaing / megct merfe Sarper,
% bans ltotoIeIicr ioranleoigeoe
iligt ct Spitpr, at Tormanoen blep
mot til at bGpe We0et.
Otter bolpanoen Zines Tol,ie
lamIeoe5 &issoagen paanp og peotos
ct emergency Budget" for De fsl-
gen6e ire Waaneoer.
Socialiitpartiet cr blet iplittet,
iGrlig pno SpsrgsmaoIet m llnber-
ponosfrigen. Gen befienote Socia.
Iiitfsrcr Saaie er bet uoitsot al
HigsbogenS Socialiitqrlippe al iam-
me @runb, iom Sen Der blep aniert
oa Gr. 2iebfnecbt Icmpebes uo. Ger
otter hor 1S Weolcmmer trnaot no
al Socioliltgruppen og bonnet ct MT
Tarti. Slere bill rimcligpis mart
lutte iig til, oa 80 Socioliiter hiotil
bar ltentt iommen meo Siebfned)t og
&ooic. Ser or iolt 100 Socialiiter /
9~tiga0agen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
Oeroensfri0en
Soriiriiclie ira Sioe I.

gen 'icrncS, loa han otter fllnoc ioa
lc Gn0en Dg Sn'Ct og olt, 'onl or
hGu flprt. span pc0 ncmllig life, at
ban ol0rl9 Oll ino line aipre at ic
mere. San er buablgIt blind, men
llQen bar cn0ml bopt Mob til at
iortTllc bnm oct. s ben ionlmc ri,
oeltng pnu Soipitolct bar Der nlollQ.
'Glol9c | idnnIe Sorintnlng. Fon Ell
fCltc bar itorc Stuffcr al aioo bog.
itopcIig opbrrnot."
Ge tplfc &loiprsitcr opcrerc3 al
Gertil iUrIiN ubio0tc MTuo. Ger err
10 Wfollo ON hper Sprsite; Sen enc
brrer Ell SlicbcboIocr pod Npggcm
nmtrcllt lom Ell ltor Non0iel, og be.
drbei6er en- Mann0pltmpe; Ben on
0cn 0irINcrcr SIongcn, bpormcO Der
fem 'cnocS Ell $loitruolc / cn Nflton0
Al op iii $50 Spo. Sooinort Sliel
i%crloocr SInnQen3 MtunoinQ, ontTu.
0c@ Sen automatic.
Aten oNioa for Gpitcrnc ielp cr
otttc me Npporat iorlIAt. Get bar
hUnot, at Ben, ionl itnrcr SInn0cL
bar iaI6t lnorct ON ~ Al &anpnrc
bar rcttct Strnulrn moo inc cane
H0mcrNtcr. Den prrit er set iclp-
'rlNeliA, llnnr Slicbcbolbcren ram.
mes Al Ell @cuUrtll0Ic eucr Ell Wro-
notIpllnt. "a %erpIpocrcr belle Stn-
'rn. Get bar oN'du hrn0t, at nnar
Struolcn plu0icIiG oibrn0c@, loo bnr
&Iocn nNt ii0 pp igjculcnl SIonQcn
II Wcholocrcn. TronitrrTnocllc bar
i%uolcoc~ iltnoct tplfc SoIoutcr3 &i1,
bOIpt opbrTuNt, mco Nlicbcbolocrcn
cn0mu ~ilerct In't iii Nn0Gcn.
: bcn 'rrltc llQra StormauNrcb
p0n %cr0m bcnpttcoc Spifcrnc bnu.
Sc NiitiN @ua % &l0ipreitcr ~ Ior-
uNcn ale on0rc optUuteligc moorrnc
Mr~l9nuaabcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
Vorif Oampifibsielifab
taeet peo V0ien.

9riItioniu Sen 23be Warts: Sm.
trent so Camp og Motorlfi6e, re.
plGi entercnoe en- iamlct Sr9gtigbeo
al oper 100000 Son, er fortioen
unoer 9poning / De Soreneoe Sta.
ter for norife Nbcberier. Senne
Smitpnoiebeo bar EFT Mnno, iom
libgap iig for at reprni %erltere ct Itort
SfibSbpggeri / Baltimore, benpttet
ltp al til at ta0e e1t berpGre,toe
Sfibseier qanifc grlnoig peO TGs
len. San nfillltteoc meo Sfibseie.
re, Ell &ortraft ont @p9ningen al
tt ltpre Sampifibc % fit iig ltobe-
talt fontant 10 Yrocent al Sfi6enes
&pitenoc. Siben bar man lntet Dor.
eler ieet iii bom.
Eou @aiis al BEN afillltteoe Soft
traft ON @pgninget al De 10 Sfibe
Dor ser Danllet ct %9lfticbolag, Camp.
ifibsielifnbet "Gitnorge", meO en-
aopital al 100000 &roner, buiS
gftier / en- ripenoe Sart iteg til
100 paa &riitimria 9ers. Saa bar
set, at man fif <noifab ON, at ben
lifienotc Imerifaner ingen Wpnbig-
Geo bopoe iii at afillltte aontrafter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28

Gen norIfc Iampcr "annrif" bIep
igaor IitcS ifiiht ilpnf al en- I'm
oerOanbSbooo iibcllior SABRE. WPono-
ifabet bIcp rcooet."
Noitcroom, SoLlou6, 236e Norts.
- Sgaur NitcS hoIbtes / Nmiteronm
ct fort Wooe umoer Sismoroaior.
eningerS Iiipicier. buor @eIptnin.
9erne pno ct balnt 1uiin ltore boil
lonolfe Observation-Disclosures, iom
efter Elanen ifllIoe BABE o~lIellet
looa, meo ltort Slertal belliltteoe
life at goa omborb pao line Sflbc.
Ier Der bar ~trlliiet Ell mere betrp1.
Ncnbc OroninQ meo Nenipu til Sfl.
bencs Siffcrbeo.
Sen ~boIInnoifc uncertainties
Camper "ytieup Nnt'teroam" ofrei.
lie berira tioIig imorgea, iOet oct
bnpoc oronet lig me0 SisioIfcne iao-
leoe3, al cl0eI SlPbcb0doc llleo
SiOrcnninQanIotcriel omboro lc0iogc-
DC Sfibct ioa lanat 'om I'll Che
0omna. Ser bar omfrinQ $50 Nas-
lo9erer omboro paa Gumpcrcn.
Gen bolon0ite Nfarincminiltcr
Hnnbouuet erflprc0c long, at bans
d.
Neportcncnt ilitet piloc ldoe u1iort
/ 1T Sori9a pda at idn inlt'lonct nleo
Siffcrbco 9loriagcn iii "Iltbantioa"
llnocrgnng. Non mc0belte, at Sfl-
bet lager me0 Den iprpngte Si0e op,
bpilfct cr Ell 9ltnitig SmltGnoigbe0
Tor 9nffernc5 &irfiombe0.
"Subontin"5 Seitcrifib "3cclon.
oia" lflll0e bopc olrcllt til Wuenoa
Nprea / argentina Den 29oe Mnrt9,
men ocnne Srr er in6ltinet inotil
OI0erc, pnu @runo al lltrp9he6en /
Dc %bollanoltc % brittle 6nrpanoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
Suiirc til inc Wnttcr.

N,. ~ nn
'"''I' '''''"'
N'''.I '"'C'''' wy, "''
'""'' 49, va ''"" "''N0t "
"'' "''',
: >'l ',".,''i'','n :
IVA ''t "'rI'""'' ''' |''''
''NI" '"''>V, ''" N't"''" '"''''
,"' 'l'''' "''' rs >','',,.V WIZ
",e''"9 ~" q ''I'''t "|I"'o =.
~ '"''S'' .p"' " N'''' 'n'''
~'''' ''',','""''. ~ ~ 'V''''i
49, l"'''''' l'"' WV" >'''p'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28

Frooionteriit9 % gr9noiel og Ia
irei atpboip. 90 ba ban enoeIig
fem tibars, Itoo @raaten / Tbrooterl
paa'n % ban prapa % boo, atte a.
maatte relipa'r ira Nromiie bonies.
Men az meint poa oct or, at oct
ifuI6 ban iIGp. 90 iaa Iabba'n
beim til Sbantpet lit 90 la leg til
az bsi, afferat ION SfiGbni1ge1l
bcooe la9a BET Zig, at 9' ifulo' bli
eletfele all nm BANS.
Wen no par Get De-, a. baooe Sllg
til at firt0e no, ON oet er p' eller
bum Der Wtiis Srsfera, iom inberite
Glaimen og Oct, iont err oft etter'n.
@an babOe ingen Telntioner, ban
Slo. as far az s fnoip, % ga
'fulo' az trll, cite a. far 2ppen paa
min SIDE. Spor genait ar nj inGl.
III faor ercilia min iinnple gneliib
Marp ltpparo,
(febt Worit Oppigarn.)
Sntet at "erfl,le" fipre. &c fri
Der 10 ct itorartet Gngliib! SOLD
frcnJ iom Ge %itepner, og ieg garan-
terer, at De oil Ia bcbre 2pffe noe.
tie Sang. Get par ellers isrgelig
bette nlco ban Ola, % Set pnrite err,
at boerfcn Se eQer Srsfenen bar
Sfpgge al Mrpcret eiter ham. Cor
m. Irnliot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
Tlcrc %nprifc Sfibc Thumbs.

Zen me tnltc l(uoCrpano$friN IN.
mes al Qnu pTrit uo ouer Sen ucitrn,
lie Sfib@iart. Sioeu Ben lite Mtort%
cr oct enc citcr Set au0ct Al boIluuo.
lie oouifc, iucnife % ierit o. ircmii
uorite Stibe ienot thumbs - piit.
uof oeI@ al Nlincr % hei@ al iuifc
lluocrpauoSboabe.
9hu err poerIiacrc 10 norifc Sfibc
icuht Ill &nu'enS @uno. eiter hpaN
Oct 'remgoor al isIgcnAc telegram
ira @onoon Sen 23bc Warts:
Sen rorifc Bart "2inhiieIo"
C"@iciicIo"?) cr iGufet itScnior ser
enQeIife auit. 80 Mauo al @eiUt-
ningen bIep reooet % er omboro poa
Den noritc Bart "SiIas", Tom III
uGrmer iig Gueenstomn / SrIanb.
"Sinofclo" par paa 2216 Cons
% eleoes al SinoficIo SfibSreoeri i
Forsgruno. Sfibct aiieiIenc Den 7bt
Nou. iioitIeoen Ill en- briiiit @apn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
st libct Siplnn.

Sen 29oc Sebruor Itob ser ltbc /
Norollocn ct ll0ct ipUlocnoc Sid.
llnN, ION 'erIt M or tonlnlct iii Sll,
mcnhcocn9 aulbifub. Soo rent ubc.
tnocliq uar iprrcitcn Hllirrcn life, ga
bcNQc Sc fiUnIpcnoe Sfibc Qif til
bun03, 90 25l Wicnncifcr omtont.
Set belle bar pTrct hcnrmeliQholot
al Nrltcrnc Tor at hnlhc Spifcrnc /
llribcuhc0 ON set poSicrcbe, men ct
opInnQct trnnbleit telegram ira
Berlin bar rpbct, at oQiaa Snitcrue
hnr rcbc pnn SoNcn, og hcrcitcr hnr
0ct brittle Yb~nliraIitct oiicntIig-
abort ell WcoocIelie ON SrUinin0cn.
Get por set tnifc &npcritib "@rcii"
~ Sen brittle NiTIpefrnbicr "gIcan-
tara, inu mr0tca / Norhiiccn ben
29oc Scbrllor. "@rcii" bar for
flUot" iom Ell norif Sroupoampcr
mco SCI norifc Tlag banbc puicnoc
ira Soppcu ~ mnlt pnn Stibniiocn.
Gen blcu praict al "Nltantora", Tom
hopbc in0ct Wflatunfc ON, at ser pdr
Nilif / Spjuct. Zen bclopcoe liz poa
ut ire Ell @ao0 ncb % icnoe en- 81
iiccr omborN Iornt unbcrIoae NorN.
malbcn5 Vapirer, men ier Sen fpr
iaa lonNt. ilri hct tuitc Stag tiItops
res Sioen a set ncrife, 90 STffct
blcp ~'icrnct ior ell 9iuffc Sanoncr
pna Grffct.
@ritcrnc o. Spifcruc aabncoc 81
Sen nTitcn lnnttioi9t. Set bIep Ell
utc9ct hioiiN Aanp poa 10 Mirnltcr
paa nlclct nrrt Molo. "@rcii" blep
ranrmct Here @anle % bcapnNic at
inufe. Ter Sen Nit ulocr aiifipo Sen
en- Sorpcbo, ionn oNian icuotc oil
cantara" tiIbunb@.
"@reii", ION hopoe Ell @~ciGtrinl
paa 500 Mfdno, hapoe nnlia iorlabt
Niclcrtnnolcn % ifitloc ilo paa Ser
ocnabapcnc / Ell ~Iilnenoe NiSiion
iom Sen bCrenltc Napcr "Nfofue".
Zen uar paa liot opcr 2000 Cons.
100 Mano Al bcn5 @eiTtniua bIcp
togct tiliangc.
"AIcautarn" par ct tort % mt
Sfib paa $1,000 Sons % bar. ior
Ncgicrin0cn opcrtog oct. Ell al HopaI
NtaiI Stcam Eacfet GompanrS
prpQtigite TaSiagcrbampere.
Gen oiiicieue Weboelelic forflarcr
life. hporoau "Nlcautara"s @eiTt-
nina, paa "A Wauo n1r, bleu reooct.
encr hporoau 100 Spitcrc bIep taset
tIliange.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
EnsiagcrbnnO irnfet.

Gen brittle Camper "Sitaicr"
lont Qnnr / Mutc opcr &alluleu ire
6olfItone / England til Gieppc
6rnntrig, bleu / Treonqa ipnfct
uocnlor Gicppe. Ser bar $50 Nos.
lnNcrer onlborb, bporaf nmfring &c
NnIcrifonere.
Set bcfrpgtes, at onlfring 80 Mtell.
ncltcr onlfonl - De fIcltc plitnoi
orpbt pco icIpc G%rpIolioncn. SoQ
omtom mollQc, oa en- al N%eoninn9-
boo0ene tontrcoc. Slcre al DC REQ
ococ Ynncrltolcrc cr iourct, % oei
lorIpoer at noAlc iopnc@. &c rcooc-
DC er bro0t iu0 til 0oper.
Der iorcliNNcr enoml life nGrnlc-
re Nplp9ninQcr on llIpffen, men bci
paoitooc8, at Sfibet blcp torpebcrei
uocn BARREL.
"Suaicr" bar, iom ioQt, eft britiit
Sfib, men bct lciIcbe unbcr iralllt
Stag n9 hnubc ppientIig irnnif Be
'rtnin9.
X X \.
Somiltion- Sinicn3 CAMPER eng.
Iiihmon" cr bIet t~orpcocrct ctitco@
pco sc brittle auItcr. 33 Wotb al
@ciUtninGcu cr brngt in6 til zen al
sc ~noroliNc brittle Snpncbncr". Sire
9lmcrifuncrc onlboro antogc2 at nr.
re orllfnct. IS Wtano iapncS. Sfi-
bet bopoc onlborO ct fort Nntal Ncitc
ior Srantrig.