davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
FEAR FLAGS TEMPTED BOY
Suifragists Find Colors for Advertising
Automobile Ride and Custodian Gone.

The Woman Suffrage party sent out 4
general alarm last night for small
boy carrying twenty-four blue and yell
low flags. The women were 10th 20
admit that the lad had been kidnapped
by anti-suffragists. and were inclined
to the theory that he had been tempted
TO have suffrage parade with the
gang"
Any one who sees an army marching
with twenty-four brandnew outrage
flags will favor Mrs. James Blair by
hauling him to suffrage headquarters.
The flags were needed for yesterday s
suffrage Joy ride advertising the
suffrage ball at Madison Square Gar
den on March :. Mrs F. Louis Slade,
Mrs. A. Clay Bartlett, Mrs. Z. K.
Strange. Mrs Richard Billings Mrs.
Herbert Collins, Mrs. James Lees Laid
law and Mrs James Erskine Neal were
among those who rode for the cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
RAILROADS BUYING
RAILS AND EQUIPMENT
Prices of Finished Steel Still 90
TO Higher Levels.

The excited rise in prices OF steel
products continues with even greater
fervor, according to the steel trade
notifications. Purchases for shipbuild-
ing and BY the railroads were heavy
last week. and pig iron markets are
more active.
"The Iron Age" says: steel prices
arc rushing up at furious pace, and
in the last week conditions have grown
more excited. Manufacturers as well
as buyers consider the present level
dangerous. but some OF them had the
same view weeks ago. 1t has been
week Of heavy buying IN many quar-
,ers. notably in pig iron and old mate
rial More than 2OO,O 900 tons Of steel
making pig iron has been closed, and
the steel Corporation alone has bought
100 600 tons of steel scrap in the Pitts
burgh and Chicago districts.
cit would be easier 10 name products
which have not been advanced in the
week than those which have been
pushed up under buying in many cases
more urgent than has yet been seen.
No end is in sight TO the advances, and
the volume of orders ahead Of the mills
is growing faster.
THE Iron Trade Review Will say:
Heavy buying Of steel products by the
railroads and shpbuildlng interests
stands out in a market where consum-
ers are virtually forced TO Oh, TO get
material against a situation that over
taxes the capacity OF the mills and is
getting worse weekly. Early deliveries
where any tonnages OF size are in
volved have long since passed beyond
the realm of possibility. and the larg-
est buyers now are protecting them
selves on their requirements, even into
1917.
The purchase this week Of about
70 900 tons of rails for 1917 delivery
by three systems Is significant. rs IL IL
an unprecedented procedure for these
BUYERS to enter the market At so early
a date. The railroads seem 10 have
been caught with many needs Of new
equipment upon which the present
heavy traffic is forcing action. and
large lots OF cars and locomotives are
being placed. Orders this week totalled
sbout 1900 cars and 200 locomotives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
Federal Reserve Reports
Show Record Activity
in Many Centres.
WAGES HIGHER:
LABOR SCARCER
Railroads Taxed Beyond Capac-
ity West and Northwest
Auto Builders Busy.

Washington. March 1.-Gencrally
eood business conditions throughout
the country are reflected in reports of
Federal Reserve agents male public
tonight by the Federal Reserve Board.
The Boston district reports trade
generally in continued activity, with
the uncertaiuty as 10 the European
situation restraining undue expansion.
nrest Of labor and increasing cost Of
,aw materials, however, arc said TO be
disturbing factors.
From New York comes the report
that the industrial activity there is Of
record character. Manufacturers Of
automobiles. tools and fire arms and
the rolling mills show the greatest in
crcsses in production. On account of
,c-rcity Of raw materials, However,
scmc houses anticipate shortage in
merchandise stocks.
steady and substantial gain through
cut the Philadelphia district in prac-
ticelly all lines Of business is an
bounced.
General advances in wages and a
shortage of labor are features Of the
fade situation in the Cleveland dis
trict. The labor shortage is said to be
regarded as critical In several indus
tries.
The Richmond report describes con-
ditions throughout that district as
GOOD. and points to railroad construc-
ton. increased manufacturing and new
credits extended to back UP the state
ment. Although February is said to be
usually 4 quiet month in the Atlanta
district. the report says there has been
VERY little lessening" Of business &C
tiy!ty.
Scarcity Of unnamed basic raw ma
terials. the Chicago agent says, are re-
ceiving the earnest attention OF manu-
featuring industries dependent on
.hem. Reports from the farming sec
ton OF the district indicate a reduced
wheat acreage The automobile indus
try is al record pace. and there is
strong demand for livestock.
s.. Louis reports q degree Of pros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
New Haven Accepts Settle
ment for Mysterious ST.
100000 Transaction.
MELLEN, DEFENDANT,
DENIES CONTRIBUTING
Cash Payment Relieves Robbins
Hemingway and Others
of Liability.

Payment OF $l,250,000 m cash Vas
accepted yesterday by the new admins
tration Of the New Haven road as a
r1cans OF settling a tangled financial
transaction engineered while Charles
:. Mellcn managed the affairs Of the
road
Just wher, this large sum came from
IS not positively known by anybody but
the principals in the transaction. Il
was paid N settlement OF suit
brought by tho road against John l..
Billiard and numerous other defendants,
including Nh Mellon. The sum origi-
rally demanded in this suit was ST.
100000, representing the profit made By
Billiard and his associates in the pur-
cl ase from the road OF 10000
shares of Boston & Maine stock and its
sale to the New Haven at a premium
of S25 a share.
Mr.. Mellen insists that he paid no
art of thu settlement money. Not a
five cent piece came from me or was
contributed for me so far as know"
he said.
Mr.. Billiard would not discuss the
affair at his home in Meriden, Conn.,
other than 10 say that the story Of the
settlement was correct. The settlement
relieves tire following named per-
sens OF liability charged by the
New Haven: Charles S. Mellen, former
president Of the road; John L. Billiard,
coal dealer; Edward u. Robbins, former
general counsel for the road Samuel
hemingway, banker. Of New Haven, and
others whose names were 10 have been
brought into the suit when it came TO
trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
UNIVERSAL SERVICE
URGED BY Mitchell
Mayor Opens His National De-
fence Campaign in Toledo.

Toledo. Ohio. March l.-Cniverssl
service and Federal control Of the state
militia were advocated by Mayor Mitch
81 Of New York in the opening OF his
campaign for national defence improve
n,ent here tonight. Mr.. Mitchell was
on his way 70 81. Louis TO .ttend a
meeting OF Mayors called 10 formulate
a plan 70 create interest in the need for
hetter defiance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02

contract for a period longer than two
years.
II is asserted that business condi-
tions are greatly disturbed because OF
uncertainty over the new contract, and
merchants incur heavy losses. The
merchants will send a committee 10
New York 70 urge both sides 10 enter
into an agreement for a period Of at
least four years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02

Wilkes Barre. Penn. March l. Nyo.
ming Valley merchants have decided 70
appeal 20 anthracite operators and rep
resentatives Of the United Mine Work
ers Of America 70 enter into wage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
COAL MINERS DEMAND
3 TO SCENT RAISE
Operators Refuse. but Confer
ence Will Continue To-day.

Demands for varying scale OF IN
creased wages for miners in the va
rious bi,uminous coal producing states
brought about temporary deadlock
yesterday between union officials and
mine operators.
The demand was the first specific
statement the men have made on the
wage proposition. Heretofore their
negotiations at the Hotel McAlpin con-
ferences have had 20 90 exclusively
with working conditions. The miners
asked for an increase OF $50 cents a
ton in Western Pennsylvania and 3
cents each in Illinois. Indiana and Ohio.
Illinois operators. who are said TO be
unwilling 20 grant any increase at all
were the first 20 announce their unwill-
ingness TO meet the demanded price
The other operators Immediately fol
lowed suit. The miners. however. in
sisted that they would not agree 10
accept anything lower than the figures
named
Il is generally believed. however. tina;
the union officials will offer a lower
scale to-day. after which there will be
a general discussion % conditions. /,
is not believed that an agreement will
be reached for several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
The Deal.

The deal is the outgrowth of what is
called in stock exchange circles a
wash" transaction. So many stories
have been told Of its supposed signifi-
canoe during numerous trials involving
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02
Gil Saoel9nbingernc.

4i9re Sdbelrnoingerl Sea tGrter
bcrc ale peh, al ri iiaI hare bort Stepne
/ benne Sp (Mtontepibeo, Wtnn.) %
iii ba iortrQe, or Der tomnrer et SrGn
ira 2't % ct fra Seit bel 81. I, os "a
niIbc hi eierIte 5 ihllbe pGre her aue
mep Ell Gang, ON bet er milist. Seq
ifriper bette / Saab ON, at ! fan 'pcr9e
pna Sc Stationer, ; saar ira, boilten
Sip I ital saa no fra ocres flare 6iem
for at bare her BEN Stb. Saa tonrmer
"~;SIuueren" ira |eit Sci. 8 VI. I. %
fra git ST. 8 u. NJ. Sen isrite Sag
ital ri benntte iii ar billie oa little me
getienbtitaber. 9srbag eIler BEN alnen
@soebag ital al pen Sorretnin9, ipm
berer iii 9a9et, unfsres, % ba maa u
prre flinte Solf. Seq bar tRnft, at
brer pe Ell bhrbe ienbe inb lin Iorstons
tingent til aas'ereren idapipt paa Sors
bnano. ar ban fulloe hare line Hegulfus
Der / Srben iii Wepet. iiteoctior iom 81
fer bar brrar at tdge bort ira | III A
Wano iii ar itaa bprte / Ell &rp9 %
inmle Gontinoenten. 'aa BET Ter n9lten
lp, Iplll uIt ptl 'llluN bVlt q >'uiN W.
nulliaens Ell bou Sau. 9enne Notis
burhe have r9ret iroe for no9en Sto
iincn. iaa tanife Der hnpoe fomlmet
noale al Macen ouer ira Norae oa'aa.
men oet itaber 10 life at lape pore
@emner oeroper fua pipe, bpao ri ipsIer
mep. Seian OH Der tnnoe pRre 'aa
meeen Soretagiou,beo / here SdoelGns
binaer. at bere ienber ct "Garb" ira
hper SnmiIie ON. bpormanse Der tom7
mer. Set ifuIbe pGre bra, on pi mo-
o%enlunoe tunhe pibe. Seq bar lopet
Commercial Glib miupit 500. 2ao mig
MI life blipe tilfamme. Gen 3oie Sag
er Senbae, eIler Yinieba9. @r Oct
epot @eir, iaa ital ri 9aa / airfen elrr
have l~lbHneter, alt efteriom SoIfet be-
tager. Suer Sdrlon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02
Nmmeoalslascts IarSmsbc.

Nunebalslaeets N%arsn,ebe ofboloes
icm isr befienbt9iort / Canton, 2. 9,
Den sbe ps ODE Suni. @pens @ommer@
ciul Club, ira bpem Snbbpbelle n III al
hoIoe bort 9lnrsmebe berlteoS tom, har
Ippct fri Saa ps andre Accommodations.
ia enboe f~oriifret Hllmeoelerne ON, at
ielp ON De itore Sotnin9er fomn,er til
a; holpe lit Wpoe Der pad Iannle 8lo,
lao ifal Ser BOG bi plentp &rm Tor
uae. Yaltor Is. q. 2arisn at Mtinne>
opuIis oil bolbe Seittalen ben ferIte
Says @fterniDpae. % iammc Iften
bplbes 8ontet nleb Glib ug @eaing os
Tlebeareo eler buao bet M er %nltlarn1
men, nof er bet, III Hal fua nurit &ab
OIL "plentp of it,. Nuar bertil feies at
NumebaIsfanen foinmer til at paie oper
Msoet % ben npe @arbog blir ipoelt
Der for ierite Sang unoer goo @nIif
on andre Serliebener, iaa fan s NOT
ale forltaa at ehers NGrpGrelie tr9ns
oes, % at 5 mau fomme / Slot o9
GeIee iii Ippet / Gauton. q. 8. Den
Sbe "a 9be SUM. &el mpbt.
8. 8. @nestpebt, Setr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02

ira ale 4 Sisruer % bill irIac line
'rriiiclliae Sldas Ndifiner. ale Tiger.
&c bar DC bcoue. iad enoel Sormcre bar
tiebt > Nutos pdo ldmnie Sio. | at
huert Slag. FOR al iuoe III, hpao iom
e beblt. Tolitiicu er sanite title her.
lrhtdaen Oct or 4 Wanh. iom ltintr lig
for Sounip Commissioner nemli9 :. &.
Troerion. Nasel Pun. z. q. Numners
i'm 6duIep Saus. &. ". Soif. 0dnlcu
SAILS. u. ". Sropa,ien. Glarf'ieIh. iaa
Der bItper ct haarot Saitetaa. en- al
bore Storfarmere. Milton 6. %uiueu
oQ Seu Oscar ltnI iudii retie Ill Norge
pao Seieg. ! het ~tir,elile b~etleucS NJ
q; Hditor Hamltdo iird COTTONWOOD.
Minn.. iom or me3ct eoNt lit al ale.
Snu b%etierer Clio @eniQbce I Gotton'
lpooo % Ct. 2ieas @euiaber / Nor
mania.
Seioltuiuaeu herruno, btiiadr mSe
Iuiieuoe al Stauoiuooer al ale @p9s
NeIoa, o. oue Bar 9lort iiore Srcms
itriht. Enifeuec "Sccprdb Hoitcn" %
hens mango 9Gierc @nHc na Sremaau9
bddbe | oei nauoeIlec % Icsemli9e ie9
ner leg mig coera
Nbnuucut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02
GrBnoere, nterf.

Srenberloeets @eoe bill bli boIbt /
glamar, Iinn. ben 24be os 25ne Sna
nj. Mltiaa ristig Ell @iotiommerfelt,
oct ganlle Soniot, % ba maa ale Srens
hcre Iontles / @iumnr o. feire Soniot
paa aammlcI %is, lammen meo gamle
&%ienbinger.
Iinmar bar goo Observation-Disclosures
fra ale &unter. Sncn CT tienot for
lin @ieitfribeb, og Srenperne tan pGre
iiffcr poa at faa Ell uomertet WoNtas
acIIe. CT ubmertet Erogram Tor Steus
net err llnber llparbeioelie, % Sioen oil
life faIoe Dem lang. Set prTgti9e GIT
bitorium neb De patre Smgipeiler lttls
les frit til Srenoerne5 Srl9.
Werf Sem ultina Steo % Sdtim,
ba BET life er mulig az eientage pcnne
9efienotsiprelie / ale Nuiier.
Spis Sc life bar iaaet Iarbogen for
1915, iaa er Oct Se9n paa at Sc 'taar
tilrelt mco Seres contingent. San Sc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02
Snsnaa ben Tie Suni:

SnSod1 Den me ,Nuni.
81. 10 sorm. Sperleueriua al IRA
leriet af aiesoe SronS Sothue aieo pas
ienoe @cremouier.
Sale AT Yrof. S'aeboe az Tecorab,
Scipa.
81. 100. SutomobiI Sur til PHI,
artiana College. Selolt @drnsbiem Sn'
olanerainIet etc.
Terefter @aabnir paa Given al @uis
befeIact. bporefier murihereS Ill @ans
~.eraIen. @. Z beernNer Sanietter.
Ser ~ieroeres 8smmearst. TrnpIe, Sos
rinsta.er, SIatbrro % andre gone &et'
tel.
SoIoianae at Trof @renietb, Stcp'
ling al @osiinaen &. s.. Snfle % BAL
Srisien 9. 8euie al AIbert Sea.
aorte SaIer al .. z. Scleion Staps
atqcrIaacts Setretrr; 6ou. g. g.
Stcrpe ira @inmar, ! y. Sacobion At
0ias. Minr, @itle &peNt, Yultpr Saa'
isao % mango Here.
50 fIinfe SpidemGue pad 6arNdns
ger @ioIin tar Sci / Steonet.
Naa after iaa Cor al poaminbc 0ds
rinacrne ON at mcbe irem bare lda
mango iom paa noeen Maabe Tan Ilioc
ii1 los ~hiemmefra. Nom / Slot %
Nrlee. iom Ell liben StormbsIse, nteo
btibe Giant, grmer % S~iIigraasieIIe.
ga. iaa liter ri at ie ol9, ou .iG'.e %
nnbise Sarinaatoue p9 &i9e. Su 9iite
Ianb, fom life rrsIeuoc alene men hnp
Rim bebre Salpoel nleo nio. Spis no,
ger ber bape Ell Srihag, ina er Oct no
Nor iiel / Suiet. Sna bar Der pGret
tcIt ON al faa iitanb Ct Ggte @rnIup.
:. 9. Sere bar lopCt at paata9e iis
sen financiene Sibe al Saae1; Oct er:
ban bar lopet ont Oct tnipcr, at 'ldtte
tiIpeie De 500 til Sruoeadpe, on no
gen bar iaapas Ben / Hricn, at DC
poper al giite 1ia paa bort Stepne.
Sfriu iii {. {. Sere herom. ! maa
meloe cher itioe, eDcr iiNen lie lille,
Io9oe Yrelten / Den 9oSe gomle Sib.
&aplcit pna Sariu9a 6cln blir Ser
maaitc life; men ser bIir ioa man9t at
il OF bere, at enbper i1nr lin Chit iii
irebsltiaet, ndar ben lite 9oar no opcr
pet ismneIise % Grbdre. ale. Tom bar
"Sarineabunno", mao bcitemt to9e Den
n,eb iii Stepnet. Sntet cir bort Stepe
lie et mere ieitligt YrG4 END bisie iiantc
&oner % Bigger meb I'M rationale &as
rin9aoragt paa. Sao oeIneot | Gnns
ton, ale iom e n % en- iom ale.
6. g. SoiS,
&pr. Setr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02
gil H~pmsbalinser.

8~onsbnlSlaget holeer lit darli9e VteS
b: i Sersus Sails Den 13be os ABE
sunni % III faar pere be9pnoe at bereoe
eoer iii at taee Ell liben Hei'e oerop'
Settle Mspe hpISes nm en- Sang ON
staret, % iaaleoes Tan pi pei af'e laa
megen Sio % Yen9e, iom bette ptl
mebtaae. Ser er en- Itasie 8onspns
finger, lom bar inpItrepet Jig iom WteoS
Iemmer, men ipm bog life bar onero9s
ret nuaen al pore @arsnteber. WRen MI
fear bere ie at tomme til bette Wars
neoe. % beioger s @goet Ell Sang, laa
peb iee. 1t DC fonlmer igicn @Ienere. en-
Ism life bar fpriest, hpor bpeseli9t Oct
er at mebe iaien 9amle 3ienote %
@enner, tan life iRtte Jig ino | bette.
Wien fom til Serels Sails, Winn., III
bette @ebe, iaa piI SC al esen erTa1
ring tunne betrpfte benne Saa'tano.
geitprelien isreer for Yrosram. o9 ale
pl bore biertelis pelfolnne.
Ben @orion @rsttd, Setr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02
Sariuait9pnet / Canton, z. Tut.

Som fcr betisnotsiort | "Eeeorohs
Eoitcn" Hal Sa~roanserIaset AoIoe IN
Siepne / Canton. z. Sat. zen 6te %
7oe SUM. Ser oil bIi ielsenoe Eros
9rom:
Yroeram for Sirsbaa Den 6te SUM:
al. 8 Soun. paa 9ourtbouie @runs
Der Snstegning al Neo!emmer, Eooes
ling al SIeiier ETC.
al. 100. Ndn ianiIes a Court
bouie @runSen os morihersr unoer ga
acts Sane iii Sueirorium. Seltomitdle
a. Yrpi. u. u. Supe.
Spariale az 6ormanosn z. z. Speit.
sSaitor Sobames Soihne boiler sore
oraa ON "Eorsesrei'en | SIbiIGnmsaas
re- 1914.
Hrpebeliins og xraf Sarinaerne
inls lem ira ST.. 1 til $50.
nj. S Aiten. Stor aonceri al "@riea
Sangiorenina".
Yroi. Sr. \. y. ailodbI holSer Sore
crna: "0uah oer tan uenieS az al
Sort Nmeritdusr".
5umoriiiiit S~YIGsnius al &rs. u.
y. SrasiraS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02
Nra NrantSbmra. gSiS.
dbonllcut.

"Secorah Volten" CT mig Ell tlrr
tunimen @irit mcb alt goNt Suoholo,
% iiGr Smaaruif % gtelemmoo ina
ger mig iortrrfieIi9; Nerior beoer ieg
ON ar bctte mnu mro9aa YapirhIr0eu
oa al iea innr iel9enNe optaget ionl
en- SemertniuQ Ill "Smaaulf" | @ln
ior lore Wtni. hpor Sr. iortGlcr oS
Ydriageu I'll Den tore %erNenStri0. 0l
ltorien on zen hpioe @bamloiS @ut idnr
ltau FOR III %Grn. men lea lGite en-
umeritnuit NptS her ON Ea9cn ell belt
nrben @eretrin0 ON NnriaNeu Ill Nris
gen. ionl ie9 berpeN oil ciicre ciier Nns
tommeIicn IA ie9 lie bar SIobct pcN
N6onbeu:
"A New York editor went over to
Windsor Castle and asked King George
who was responsible for this war.
81 don't know" he said, you better
go to Petrograd and ask Nick"
When he came to the Ear with the
same question, he answered:
81 don't know; you NAV go to Berlin
and ask Bill; he knows something about
it"
When our editor came to the Kaiser.
he said to him:
Tell me now in earnest who is re
sponsible for this war"
TEDDY" he said.
Teddy, How can that be-"
Yes "a the Emperors answer,
"when he came from his hunting trip in
Africa, he was around here. and w
made up a little war OF our own, and
Teddy said: ! have the best army i'll the
world, and we could conquer everybody,
| didn't know he was a liar"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02

pGre meo / ct SpsoeIas oil bog Iom
HeeeI foreirGt!e al barre meo line esne
SalnbpgbinSer. % iaaIeoes bar hi NOT
iGat Sc ileite al pore S~mbpeNinaer
nieo os. Set lamme bar pit oaiaa
Totnineerne e%riaret. % bet famine oil
piit oeiaa bIi SiIf9Ioe, meo @iospolpins
gcrue.
gRlcienIaeet er bel nGrnaelt az be-
tiae,e iom CT Seoenlar!enslae eIer Ops
!aloereslae, % Oct iore.ommer cs FRA
Den andre @nben al Misien. at CT az
bisis patre % iienbte slapn pilhe hapt
mere biiioriit TRADITION for iie % be
te9net et mere beltemt 9ep9ranlf Sms
raabe. % Net piloe piSieli9 hare nGret
III 5orpeI for Eager % cir Oct en- mere
beitemt % ensdrtet Sarue.
Sc Snaoer eler 6erreher. Der nos
eisr Scr. iom M fables Hpmerite er:
6uroaleu % Serius. @iospolN. Nanncs
lrnb. l~llensater. Sees, Nitspalen, Stcoss
mo, Serum, Set, llrito9, 6oIdnN %
9rebaf. 2ette er Ell ardus al 2itldn>
octS inereite Sp9ber % itrGfier zig fra
Nieien moo Noro iii 2iereu moh Snn
paa be1Qe Sioer Al %ormen AZ 0Ioms
mens neore Sob % 9ienuemItirreS o9s
Iaa df ben 9amIe Stbspolhebdile. og
bare Nnpn ipm @iospolh % @~ibiipatins
er NOT til at iremtaloe for Sdnten WGins
ser ON boilten HpIle benne Sanpaocl
bar ipiuet / bort SGorelonh5 0iitorie.
60 M itaI Solicit fra hisie Sngber
pGre omtrent DC eneite her / Sanbet,
iom life bar pGret iiioup iii at iomle
iiQ i Yng % iaaIepeS oeloa turlet aisre
Zig glPlbenoe.
Sco oil ga tiuaoe mig al inobnoc
Tplt ira Nomerite, iom mnatie p9re
interesieret / Sannelieu al enteItc Sp8s
helae elcr al et iGIeS &onreritsla9 ON
a; mebe irenl pep bort &urbalsltepre
icm boIoes peo Sitrdnber. @iun. ira
30te Suni til 2ben Slili ferittommerNe,
for at ie, bpno Der tan gieres for enonll
a.: iaa ldmlet bort Nolf ira benne
YanhsNeI.
Sngbartb @neh.
Sitranoer, @linn.. 26oe Iai 1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02
Ssr Der, Eutninser!

Gar on hert. at S~utninsIoset 'tal
boIoes i Canton, z. 3, Den ooe os
9be sunni 1916? Sor ou bert, at SAM
ton er en- al Sc ~pafreite Sper / Soutb
Gafota? Sens SmsipeIier er belt uo
i~torilasnc. 90 bar on hprt al ean]
tons Snobp9gere er ristig alernetolt'
fem life peb, hpor hng9eli9t De oil glere
het FOR iiue @iriter? son no9et 'ile'S
rere trntes e1o en- Sur ri Den lfpr>
iloane Soutb Gatota SrGrie en- Sul'l<
baa? Som ale; rip eper los. Su ol
aleria alemmc osnue lloflu9t. IarpoS
ocn for 1915 pil "a blipe ar betolnnle'
Eorretninosmebet be9pnoer Sorsoa9"
Tprmibnaa ST. 10 Den Sbe Snnt. 40
faa bill BET bIi @jGitebu meb Saler oa
Gang % Wiiiif. WaaIte en- upfln9t no
paa DC pGIoige @iooer / "Guto" baoeS
/ llbiiet.
Gel msbt pa, @ootiolf, ben ope oe
9be SUM.
Spbdn 6. Sran.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02
Korreiponoance.
IRA Cavalier, u. Saf.

Cavalier liseer miot ! Yembino 50.
"a or GpurtniGbet. Ser er lite ret
mango norite men ielp bar iea beet her
/ 30 Aar % tribes not iaa Gopt. men
pilbe life oct bebre, ON her bar ilere
Gorife. Seioltnin9eu her beltaar ior
&c: meite al Snifere, % her piISe barre
GOD I~nIebnin9 til at tiebe Sano I'll rts
ntelie Yris, ira $35 pr. Mere % %.
Sc ileiie bar mere gnno END DC tan
or6eibc meb Sproel.
Seq ier al "Secorobs Foiten" al 3nle
linalo9et Hal oGre / @rano Sorts Den
13be, 14oe % LOBE Suni. og "a iadr
NOT ies peina relic Ill @runb Sorts,
'na ieg fan ian ipalc Sailing, tbi ie9 er
o0luu ell al benz.
Sernnep faar Set pRre not ior benne
Sang. .. Sanoo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02

Ecit cfteriom ma oil. 6unibiro Cunt
Der 60. bar cn itor Sa9mcue Der o. en-
minore peo aootenai; o. ida cr ser
Here andre iuemltriele gulGe. Der al
bel Trbeioe til mango. Sano Yoint
bar oaiaa en- Soroel beN. az oen lager
pee zen pene Sueiic Veno o'Creiae.
Der or 30 gPil lang og fra 3 I'll 6 NiI
breb. Sm Sommercr er Set en- Sore
~reieIie at reiie mcb Rntebadoen ruuNt
Siren, ser CT onlsipet al Slelpe. srens
lie Batter Oh SIetter.
Ieo 0enipn I'll 2unbet herrlmot. iaa
er ser mango iiuc IdIisrcr onlaipet az
iic9fIGNte Naier % bsie SieIoe / Bag
g%runecn. Ser er CT goot 9aIiere gam
Ne 'IdNt % ruunt 7 Wfil brent on II
@fiIe Inuat Noro % GIT ira aootsnai.
Ser Nriuer M Sarmeruc meo al itnoe
ih Stubber "a pna andre Naaecr aisre
SauSet ltif.st for Sarmius; Iaa meS
Sioen iror lea. Oct bIiber CT al &c iines
" TIoSie / %eiteu. 6cr apIes nIellaaS
SmGa9ren; Yoteter % 6doeia9er atuer
9rot llobptte, Maiieu moouer iite Der
pda 0iruno Al Sc toloe Nrtter; men
Ncu aiuer aoot Sober for arenmrer.
apTaNriit or oaiaa Der behit lenreuoc
Der. ga ser CT oooc @~rFsguuac melcnl
Siubbcrue.
Yer er ct 9rearern / Suuo Toiut,
bbor man fan irIae Slehen. eIcr iao
ian man "lbippe" sen I'll 1potaue. Ser
er M a Sale AT auIGqae et 5besie
SGctorn her / aootenai. oQ buis idu
fer nil Set biGlpc Sarmcrne itic iGn
liNet.
Sea nuIoc life at ie ilere Stanoma-
yer tontmc her o9 boirttc ii9. iao N
funNc 'dn en- norit Neuiabeo her
Ncoicnui.
Ter or ro!'nd mango ilntttt inn Der
/ Sc iihite Bar Nur. men ser Ell @Ino2
ior mdHoc ilcrc,s 2oubltnbct. Allmuici
on SorboINere Der CT me9et iiai Oct
. ~'tdnbinnpi'ft %dn0c. 9uNnu or Der
HGnb at idn adnltc birint; men IA
ser bare er imnd Srat,cr n HacrlouN
hcrriuot. er lea bduae 'or AZ Triien
pad nu0enImuhc 0oot SdnN oil add op
meN Oct isriit. Sc ioriiieliet Yumbere
!%onlpnnlcr bar life idd lloci YdnN
iaien, men mcact Al bet lager ubruoIat
Tor general Sornin9. SiI'lut Ell ben
llg 0tlieu til "Yolieu" % bcns mango
STlcre ira
Slni {. @iclNc.