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The Topeka state journal., 1916-08-10
A white Pigeon Fish Story.

Robert Carnefix, our genial drug
gist, has leaped into the limelight sud
denly. Not by introducing anything
new in the way of summer drinks or
selling a cure for the pip. Nothing SO
commonplace, gentle reader.
1t was fish.
Mr.. Carnefix says he sawed this
particular denizen of Fish lake. The
view he had was in broad daylight.
The fish was close in shore.
Mr. Carnefix solemnly affirms that
the fish wasEwe1l, five feet long, and
built in proportion
Any one doubling this story please
call on DIR. Cady. He was particeps
crirninis, or judex loco, or, that is to
say, he was with Carnefix at the
time The doctor says he had left his
tape measure at home, but he agrees
with his friend, the druggist, as to di-
mensions-white Pigeon News.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-08-10

Just incidentally. the recent coldest
day in three weeks in these parts
wasn't so chilly as to be noticed to
any appreciable extent. There was no
hurried hunting for overcoats on the
eart of the populace.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-08-10
BED T ImE TALES
MOLLY MAKES BREAD
By CLARA INGRAM JUDSON

dough had grown big that it had
lifted up the cover of the mixer ana
had run down the outside-that is, a
little of it had run down.
Mother! Mother" called Molly az
she ran to her mothers room Tho
The Topeka state journal., 1916-08-10
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Ilress changed as often as desired WINE
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you like a daily letter from horne.
Advance payment is requested on tnose
ing expenses.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-08-10
Fried Cucumber.

Fried Cucumber.
Cut an onion in thin slices and slice
one tomato for each sized sliced GU
curflber used. Fry together over a
low fire until the cucumber is tender,
adding seasoning to taste.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-08-10
ON SPUR OF
TME MOMENT

BY ROY X. MoULToN.

The Bull Moose.
All dressed up and no place to go,
without a leader and without a show;
Left by the Moses of years gone by,
Left on the sand bar, high and dry.
Issues were stolen upon all sides,
Elephant and donkey, drat their hides!
Both came up and stripped the Moose
OF all his issues lying loose.
The way is long and the grazing punk,
There's nothing left but a store of spunk-
He's ready still for a rousing fight,
But nothing to fight for is In sight
When the end has come and the Moose has
starved,
This epitaph we will see carved
Upon the stone where the daisies grow:
'All dressed up and no place to co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
"CLOAT" MEETING
IS BIC SUCCESS
Enthusiasm Over Bond EleC'
ton and Excursion Is
Revealed.

Thst suli seating fear which 'oumsrN
made oklahoma uipaus rssumo R rnlr
and RnNious appearance vhrn the,
looked their bathroom In tho face ~ me,
dtcv water from 'h'ir mornlue noihs
the tonr THAT ehen the shades " ulEh'
had fallen mo- trickr of il.u would
,manaie from that -clissmc 'ar.-nscd
nn lnnErf haunt them
This vps tie essence NJ y i've minute
talk delivered No uyon tuisN IN tho Toe.
tluCNius hotel o., RUM nputh, member NJ
the .iuscuF committee, witch tnugW
sl,bifbstl, for month In M" "eus, N
pn agitation IN. adequate water
m, occasion VAS huge rluat' meet.
ing ndulgcd IN %, the Chamber NJ Iom.
merrc Rt vhi.h numerous lN.pl men
spoke Hu various phases NJ ihe Nstst
bond issue aud the success ~ the recent
trade excursion
L,rN speaker was enthusiast, 80 io
tho result NJ passing the bonds. and MI
predicted that the future NJ oklahoma
CIV was assured nov tlai assurances ~
an adequate water supply could %, si, 'u
manufactures seeking locations In this
,itN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
New and Damaging
Evidence Against
Widow of Planter

srrrTGNrT Nrk May s' Nev and
urotpe,tod evidence Nes introduced hv
the prosecution wedncsd,, u, me third
uinl ~ Mrs ~, lNnsh. who i, Charged
With me murder OF her husband Rober,
e. hn,h wealth, woodruff county
plHrt,r
Misc Nsbd tNuph daughter " ihs
dad man b, his nfst wife. whom I,nch
dNutr'i. testified that mask found
un ih" dead mans bod, Vss psii NJ =
~ rrt With Vhi.h sho had hound up her
father ann vhru he was wounded IN
o. sun hght ON train Tn which hc Killed
lHuk kcnn'd, postmaster NJ Saul-.
lufg. about Nont before his death Sh.
sHid sh" Identified tho mask hy = laun.
d' marx She said she hsd iru thi.
sheet ~ the house ~ her fathers see.
ond wife where he met his death
The prosecution closed IT, cas-.
Wcincsds, ruher, Spi,y, son NJ tho
aroused woman testified that hr shot
aud Killed l,urh as the nitcr va
crawling In Window " Ms L,nch's
home il' ssii hoih he and HE mother
believed ifn0h tu b. hufrl,r llr aid
n' hufr l,u,h NO MALICE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
GREAT BRITAIN COTTON
CLOTH EXPORTS GROW

NiW NUuk MIA, as nssptr ihs
vsf Great pu'1In dIrlnr M, fret iuf
months nf i1is a..ofd'nr D bulletin
.au,t Wffnrsda. o., tho National JiN
Ilrs tspur'si mufr cotton cloth ia
South ,msrits than ahe dd Ir ihr sam,
rfrniHs rf '"it
r H. same rsrnd Nmfu.in .,pori
uf tniiur cloth ir ihe same rnunifiy.
hsft averaged un' shrW one frh aa
much ne those rf Great pfuain ntitish
rnf' 'uisF in pu r,r's ~ the world ir
Apfi Iais. u,fr 81, nod. nno as aesins,
tiltupp nou in Ayui i1lt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
OFFICERS RECH0SEN
BY GRAIN DEALERS

Although wheat and OATS have hosn
seriously damaged m ihr Weather of the
vast winter and sprInr oklahoma farm.
rfs w,, r,,Dup hN planting kpnr nni
fnfprr crops n in' Upuon ~ ~ 4
uouanUr nf Uo..t ,iN. uHammuusl, rs.
elected urusiirrt ut 'h. oklahoma Grain
Dealers association Yesterday b' the
conclusion uf thp SECOND and last ds, oi
Ha nineteenth annual convention g. o.
Ttuuu NJ oklahoma tiiE VAS also 90.
elected secretary treasurer
ure M tho features u' yesterdays sos.
siou vbs fhs appointing uf committee
in. utEc the interstate commerce COIN
Wissirn iu make nriEM rates un Itsir
shipments from oklahoma TO Nvw uf.
loans tud GALVESTON ruut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
BURLES0UES BY
SENIORS TONIGHT
At HIGH SCHOOL

WSnpN tutlssuur un Shakespeare
TONED, NJ iitrif written a.,
- Leland hartford and isdu
uuihfie 10 wu,k puuI0 speaking
contest a buflrsnur uu yhafWr
chaplin ard triangular Hsbsi, Do.
tween rtllus iisndu,ks AND y,ni
Uuassll the ssniuf ris ss rf ihr bleh.
school vin cover an the nn trui.
iuf, Imaginable m their sruupi IA
da, uinrtsw. whlyh will takr pls,s
in ihs auditorium tonight a' SIS
O'Clock
une n the features rf the srts.
tsinmsm Will h. rufifslur ur
Principal Wriism.,,t.s summer vnrs
rcn. ani presentation uf fake"
medals piil hr ,nothrf iNu,ls,i,
is Invited No sdmussiru viii uc
tHsifri
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
u. S. SEEKS TO PROTECT
COTTON MEMS INTEREST

WNsluNGruN. Ma, g., rfcpdsnl
Wilson tNli Senator sheppard and
u bovsn ~ laiis rr,,s represent
in the farmers. uninu NJ that sis- that
the NmeriyNr go, cfnm"ni We ioiur r,'f'
thing pnssihlc to protect N, irht. w'
American etoN"fs " cotton and ,om.
mcditi's wanted In Europe and will ,nn
tinue tn seek the freedom NJ American
trade from interference b, Great nfiain
anu r,hsf hrllircfen,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL Mo- O.. Cotton spot
yarH, good m0iilur 'tgI wdtIur
$500. low wHdlur sG1d s,l,- 5000
bale. fur speculation and ',pnri ! nuu
r,r,Iris D. 1NnH
TurW,H ps, Wps SssI. Mtt lun.
Sfst.H. lurr.Iu, NfHi luN August
srlsH August september SnsH Sep.
',mH,r. III. '.brr NsU. u.iun.f. Nuy,uI.
l,f NN Nu,,mn.. December -tH
b'r'mh'f January .Efd nrutu rrb
TuHf. .'i. I,hfubu Nsru SOD
March NpfI D,H NprI NJ. .t-i
Ma, .Iuu. '.i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
BERLIN OFFICIALS
CONFER WITH KAISER

U.UIIN N. IW Wireless 90 'hs
Nt.u. Ui,i T,h Via ru.sarHr N T.,
M, $50. DELAYED Under 'Hr head NJ
ir,puNHnf "uNi.tl conferences 'Hr ym.
p,fu received NJ luncheon ail the
Imperial HuI IfUaeHr ministers snd M,
presidents uf the f0Irhsias and i'rufsIsn
.NtwHrfa
The mH,fpi chancellor ALAN hHi e.
confidential ..ufsfrnrr with tho leader e
vf tNr tHfiuus fti.h.tHG PARTIES
Co., usirnsihls nurtnsr ~ ihsas cnn
frf,nres vas 10 dp,usH thofrhshl, tho
forth uminr measures fyrprr tne ths to.
called food Dictatorship
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
GERMANY HAS SURPLUS
OF WHEAT STORED AWAY

uTriiN Ma 2t Herr Nirhacls un.
dor SECRETARY ri the Interior Wednesday '
informed th, frirhsiaE committee that
Nr examination of tho ttc,kf NJ wheat
proved that the rev harvest ,cat Win hs
entered uuon not nnl, with ihr necessary
frsSf,, uf 600 ooo tons hut Vth ~ sur.
plus uf in1 uno toms Of ihis amount
ln t.,u toms viii be- used immediately 10 IN.
,r'ns, the daih bread fstiun of thus.
whose ,hiri noufishment ls bread
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
oApetrson et.os eonoueross

sr .Louts MAY IS a n dgre,son
vas reelected rr,.idsn, ~ the uAier q
W,ilNs, conductors "Wednesday nisht
sithuut opposition l. y sheppard rss
chosen senior vice president and e. "
Whiins, was msde grand ssrststy .uess.
ufcf ~ Louis Was chosen a. the psv.
msnsnt convention ct, ~ the ostee
which meets ever, three ytsfs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25

truhlishcd In the Oklahoma CITY Times
MAY 20 10 81 Inc isisl
Oklahoma city Okla May y. 1915
10 the stockholders " the Monarch
on co
You are hereby notified tia, there viii
he meeting of the stockholders NJ the
Monarch uil company IN the office N
said company In Oklahoma Cis uAlaho.
mn un June g. iale ~ ~ = m ~ adnp,
bylaws. select directors for tho ems ting
,Snr. and for tho transaction NJ such
other lutl0sg may come hriofs the
meeting Y Z TttONAS
Acting President
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
STEERS BRING
RECORD PRICE
Canadian County Furnishes
Cattle for New High Mark;
Hogs Run Light, Lower.
rooAY,s RECEIPTS
CATTLE

Canadian cunt. r'dcs aaUIn .uI' 70
~" front ss produce. of finished beef
rnlt'. e. " Qu 'lc. furnished drove
of record bloHkng boc''s which Thought
81 &c. the market highest price uu geo.
uid FOR iu' rai,ir S"Norpl other loads
r,ngod 20 and up n waa 2 st'ndN -"
strong market at the week. d'Uliu"
butcher trading u,s confined 'u uld Io's
which w't' Gu0rsIt taken over hN sp'.
uln'pr uuN,rr H,,trrs II hir order .plI
~ auU 200. Bulls Sold rt f. % SIoN
trading uruu featured iH, ''o tor
market Receipts were 90" IirHtor ~
M" week. hut },l head making up mo
do. n f'-h supp.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
KANSAS CRY CASH GRAN

KANSAS tirN. Ma, , WHEAT
No 3 hard 81 iinsuiiU. Nr O.. tiN.',i HS
rnRN Nc mNcd sNAus... No
white, Zoe OATS SO White ul,uts.
80 mixed touUr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
CHICAGO CASA GRAIN

CiurNGn. Ma, e. WHAT Nr
f'd ~ iuhiitA No 2 hsfd. " esr
~ cons Nu yellow -tAHs1Lr
OATS standard VUur BARLEY d.
Utsr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
81. ouls cASn cnAln

81 LOUIS Ma, ss WHEAT so .
red iilouii,. No = hard. rUmu,
ruNN Nu g. isHt'tr. SEQ white.
De OATS ~ 1s'sr Nu white
nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25

Ns'' hsl tnsssff rNv krHv hnp ths
w football u's,rfs used ir fsri obri
M" 'mr VAS growing nrpf fof them o.
'n," ont Edostd Mahsn W Harvard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Money and Metals
LEAD ANo speLreR

NfN YORK. May % LEAD 7l5n
F. I5 spcItrr quir' fAr - Louis delivery
Flisa. s.kod At London. TOAD Oils.
u. .nlIlDf. L1a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25

Another Nghr, session obtained In tho
local hog market TO-DAY Nu'r low
opening trading closed weak to five aud
ten cents lower with ,.p - 30. bulls - Is
HNsi Receipts were extremely light
lu' $50 head .nming
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
It(, AS
" Nnsr.tlns VI. rle.s. M,nllen llme..

in Answering We flesss Nrntion ltme-.
s~~~~~~S~N~-~N~~~>-~~->- -~~~~~~~S-S-s~ s~-~S~~~~~~~
NCTtCE uT NElrtNG OF COUNTY
HOtup ct tQI NislHNTlON
Nutiry BE- uctrhv sNru that the County
Ipusliyttun Nuotd uf uklahorR Count,
Oklahoma, will meet At the County
Courthouse In oklahoma CIV. said Coun.
Is and State the County Seat NJ said
county. and n will hold session cnm.
w,uciuG IN the first Monday In June.
lfi6 tho same hclur lunr hih, 1915. NJ
a., hour ~ uine n lock \ " ~ said
d-ie. fof the purpose " equalirins tAs"s
over oklahoma County AM person Who
may think himself Rsstievcd hy the a..
sessment ~ his property shall have the
ilch, IN appear before the Hoard for tho
purpose ~ having the assessment NJ
he property adjusted
BOARD Of UAitZNTlON on OK
tAUONN COt'NTy
", T. l. SuELnEN. Chaltmpr
7 = MORROW
County Assessor SsFfetntV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


s>~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~
NNTEpH-lbO acres IN northwest Atk.
uuyns or southeast Missouri. viii puy
cash Rud must be- worth the mone, Nd.
dcss Cordell. Okla Route 2. no, 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
REPReseNrArrye CATTLE SALES.


Native steers
so 50 o. $50 Mi w. Np $50 ir
20 .g5t - -i.7g $50
HOGS
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-03

REMEMBER this is YOUR fight. The Old Gang
once more trying to get its hands in YOUR pocket;
to fasten its fingers about YOUR throat.
RECOMMENDATIONS the Republican Ring of New Mexico
the same Ring that exploited New Mexico for
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-03

Safety
Your Neighbor Goes to the Polls
VOTE-THE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET VOTE
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-03
TO THE VOTERS
OF new MEXICO

During the five years of my service Lieutenant Govern
it has been my desire the
most effort give efficient impartial faithful
the state and every person the confidence of
the people of New Mexico submit you that just consid
Grafton of my will prove public
interest and sincere desire do right have manifested
in all my public acts
heartily endorse the principles Of the Democratic
platform State and National principles equal
rights to ALL special privileges none" proud
the constructive action of the party beneficial legislation
and Of its great leader Woodrow Wilson, who midst
of the serious international entangemen kept
out of yet maintaining the honor and at
all times has refused to allow this nation unusty Cypress
sister Republic of Mexico.
While many Republican leaders have olamored for war
with Mexico with all its human life and prop
e great Presidential the better policy
Of peace and result of this policy differences between
this country and Mexico will be settled peacefully finally
with honor and satisfaction to both nations submit this
far better than and boodshed This humane and
policy should command the endorsement active support
every citizen Mexico without reference to birth or
nationality.
The great prosperity of the State and Nation espec
tally of the farming and socrasng interests unparal
eled increase both private and public wealth. good
and contentment and happiness of the people, in
war foreign our people to
rally election day. with the vgor and activity to
the support President Wilson Democratic party
which brought a favorable condition upon the
country
May not appeal to you citizen interested in the
tnuance of Such favorable conditions uphold of
the President the great work which he doing you
get out and talk your nehbors and the polls early
election day and work hard and continuously
ton of the entire Democratic t7 Democratic success
certain if all do duty and Democratic success will
helpful to Republicans it will be to Democrats for
election of President Wilson future peace prosperity
for all the people without respect to party lines.
At the solicitation of my party have accepted the cand
dacy for Governor of great State upon
SOIL in humble fe have mingled with its people and
sypathzed with them their effort make this great
monweah be distinguished for good laws and pub
lie service elected Governor pledge myself to give
honest Clean fair and just administration and to give every
citizen equal rights and consideration regardless wealth
station appointments only competent trustworthy
will be given places and the utmost economy in all depart
will be required shall be my purpose and effort
prevent graft and favorm and give the people the pro-
gressive enlightened efficient government to which
they are entitled. E. @. DE BACA.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-03
=VOTE FOR THESE MEN

honesty. mre@e
Of Taxation h and SySe taxation Mnc
heHch aHow lei taxes on smbw as he SMALL taxpayer
tef and and Jose
believe the gtr working day. The Presidents Mexican policy preparedness for the
naOn
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-03

years and blocked her advancement-is now desper-
atey attempting to elect H. o. Bursum Governor and
to fill other state Offices and that it plans, if
cessfu to State funds State agencies and State
activities in building up Republican organization
that will hold control indefinitely.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-03
WHAT SENATOR OWEN
THINKS OF A. A. JONES

a letter Robert
Iowen Oklahoma Willard Salisbury charge the
Senatorial Democratic Committee:
WILLARD SALISBURY,
Democratic National Committee
Building
Washington, D. C.
Ny sausbury;
Mr. intimately officially and personal ife
splendid Washington
n sending Andrleus A. Jones.
He only spendIdy qualified his
affairs
great Industry physical perform sxactIns
Of
He will add prestige to New Mexico elected have
especially
Ballot give people
affairs.
Yours faithfully,
l..
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-03

Your Welfare the Welfare of Your Family and the Welfare
of Your State Is at Stake
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-28
Sra Scpbcn, Muntana.

Ser ices @reue ira bin % her, men
ira Scoben er Der aISria nooet. Na1e
lto berc tror, Der CT inNen til ar Itripc,
men berc 'tllloe bare ic ale &c noritc
Self her er. Sea pil ooa probe at
ltripe. Seq CT fun Ell &irrrina % NIT
@reu bllper bel langt; til oi airrrius
gct far iii Srbet ior at uprc noaIc
Here6otier. Gn haaro %inter oa me-
gen Sne Ear hi haot. men in0cn her
runOt les npaen NSb; tbi ale bauoe alt,
bpao sc trRngte til baabc Soft % Sp,
men bbpr De life bopoe i~orInnet 'i9 neb
bcooe <l % Mtab, q oct bit fife
greit. Nu er Sneen n0ltcn botte, %
m number Solf bare pna at begpuoe at
drbeioe og imu Sorpen. Ser or M
fomn1et 10 Wiogul5 SX16 ino / Nabos
loget, % alt IGttes M iitanb, til Sors
ber CT irroig. Sort %ccf Ncicrpntioe
men er III beieet al mango Soft. met
VeberIpcnoe. Tn AZ pore bnuife gioboer
reilte iibite 0oit til Spo 9afota. Soar
tum ban igler meo 4 iii. ionl mi bar
%"ftlet" pod &ans. Sea ipneS hog for
min Sci, at 0ct bin ior mango al oisie
Fa1bcto9citcgerc, ION ma fuIoer oenl;
men Nct 9apn pa9ier life rigti0 ale
Eioer; tbi icA ba9er omtreut 100
&rno IReI til bner Hoe. % iclp or nj
fife roQen itor Somilie. Mien : Sens
Ter IfuIoe life ie NED paa bi5ie aarer;
til &c or Solt Sc o9iao, % en- rng Gut.
el!cr ON life iGa urg. iom fon1mcr hers
M. tdaer Iia &omeiteao, bngger CT
&ienl. drbeiher budoe noe % inoc, %
life er Set @riiebus hos Dem alle; Der
er enfcIte, ion1 le9 life oil ltrnne al.
men tUuf ON sc hapoe en- 6lltru. bpor
bpQoeIiQt oct uiloe bpre Tor bent at
femme hicnl I'll lit 6rl5, mar &c er
bunoe trrt oQ Iultne. %i bar pnd @es
ING bo@ en- @odeIor Senoag % Der par
inlt Is. iom ipiitc N}iboa0 Ser. NQe
uar "ton1let upentei, men ser pnr nof ar
ipiic ior ale. Ser Ell mongen aone
lrm font til at itad raooIca. ON ian
manae tom uueriet, men life bore tiGttc
@adelor5. "a, ie9 ialner bem iaa.
Ser er aoot %dno % meget al Oct
eromi. Set er o~ddriat nueo Oct tirfe@
li0c. men buobcr noa pa0 &eorina mari.
y bdpoe ct Seo5folo / Dor Miote /
%inter, o9 oa Bier Der ainct @raoplao5
% airfctomt, bnre NJ ionr ser / g
ocn. Tnitor z. :. 6retheim uar "a Der,
% ban tommer iaien, iaainar; Set la
Nel iig Nicre. 6an CT en- itor og itGrf
Wano. men aligcpeI fan hnn life rCite
o5 ale. Naar BET engdng bIep int
meb oernc Sirteitrio ian blcu Der ilere.
ION tuuoe ioa bgre SUBS Cro.
On 6omeiicdAer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-28
SrQ Sprtucncln, Soahp.

Sea bar lGnQe peniet pda az 'od harc
ncget on SmaaIenin9erucs Screening
bel / Snnbet, men IA intet mere Ell
irenrtonrmen. pil ieg beoe om SiuaoeIie
III al iigc liht / nit Morsmaal.
Sen isritc 2po eaer Hsit. ieg
herte / benne %eroen. ton ira min @ior
Tor mart - aar iioeu; iaoIaugt tiIbase
laar min 6utontnleIie % life lruaere.
SmnaIenene bar en- mert1eroi9 Sortiosz
biitorie, iom ieg aIorig bar Jet ~itrencu
eIer opieanet. Seq piI Der ioriase at
icrtGle liot al, huao ieg bar bcrr az
min eseu Snr o. 0lor. Beg er ieot
oq tommer iii %eroen / 8aateiotien
Seize SpsoeIag par ergans ! Chen
BLOT Ell z / 1npet. oa %aneet raj belt
eioop. Scrira har Sen iaaet iii Tapn.
Sen ierite SauNepeL ION off iue iii
oeune z. par 3adpeien. ION aaar ira
2i1 MOI Seit, begnnoer / Aasiatz SpsSen
a SGnuetn. oeo 6emeiiseu. Set er
en- ophsiet Sci ION @auoet bar itpIe1
icmmen al Sten Sano % @rlls. os
fables en- Speoepet, % So!tet bnsaeoe
line 0uie % Ill oenne Sei / Seanuoels
len oa naa unore beie Steser. Saa
Raldlgen bleu ser SiuQiteo. 6lye
wore Steue itoo her / min Snruoom iii
4fiuoe ON SiuRrsoet. ! SeIiotten
oygseae softer lule 0uie paa 0uiehDs
moen "a. 6uie5nblerset.
Seres eienoomme er meset Ianse %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-28
Ron ofaft.

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prUieuinHter ualqte OF ooerorog Oct
6etro al i%oriltte en- Ronitiuuuou Tor en-
INSTRUMENTATION msoIe oaa Atit 90
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raao hal ,ieue og iremure oet. ion Fan
bioraae Ii. At beiorore aoo Soritaaelie
oc Samnrbeioe &ugoela8ene Imellem on
I%anoauue Sormaal. iom Sn90eIaseue ;
SdQesita6 iGIier iia.
9. SdumeHlGIuina. Srlesrdaoet be
itaar az: 50 &~e9rrieutaHier ira huert
al Be Spgoe!na. iom iluIter ia III oeuuc
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NuaesyalNet CT SnaetS Sormluo Sen
uiocn 8epr0icnIant !aares %aieHneM NE
ciclle &'ala.
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