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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21
War On Moneymakers

There is no chance for a clever man any nOIe Jus'
as the counterfeers bring cOunteretng ana
and man can male reasonably good days wage at it,
the government announces that compete change
in paper currency, in the paper ana eessns' VIII Dc
made, to render cOunterfeitng more aIillCut'
For one thing there now 200 diiieIenL FORMS OF
paper bills and Uncle Sam, realizing thaI TINS Is 100
many and confuses the average person ana makes MIN
likely to examine suspicious Oiils' purposes
study photography and engraving, and taking himself
off to lonely place, make money tnat CleVer
conederates pass off successfully II hey Watcn cut
for the police and secret service men ana specia money
detectives for the treasury and bank teeTs who know
by the feel whether money is good or pad
If a man does not mind being hounded down and
living always with fear Of every shadow across his
path or at his door, and of exchanging his lonely
furtive stealthy hidden house for solid, substantial
prison walls there is still labOTeTs wages TO be made
out of couuterfeiting But there won't be long, the
treasury changes all of the paper money as it promises
to do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21
Old Broadway Becoming Business Street
Columbus Is Disappointing To The Tourist

there has been great activity during
the past year, and there has been some
construction work and considerable
realty activity north Of the tracks.
The rapid growth of the city is fore
ing an expansion Of the business dis
trict and to a more or less degree it is
moving, in every direction from the
THE European war has played havoc
with prices Of drugs" said DR.. L. A.
kim, Of St Louis. Two drugs that /
nave in mind have gone off the mar
ket entirely because Germany cannot
export, and the coal tar products from
which a large variety of drugs are
manufactured are becoming scarce for
the same reason. Unless the European
war comes to close before many
months prices will go still higher and
other drugs viii go off the market"
= X
Columbus. as seen from the train
is a busy town, but il does not seem
that II is pretentiOus enough to cause
the tourist to think that it is the base
Of communications of the punitive eX-
petition" said r. G. Johnson. of Los
Angeles. When you draw into the
place there is a general crowding Of
look at the celebrated border town,
which was raided by Villa. There is
then sigh of disappointment at the
size of the town, as many persons be
AFFEu NAhL II was as lALEe as FL Ed5Q.
ard was big enough to create con-
siderable excitement. Now they think
that II burning several buildings
caused the expedition into Mexico, that
II was undertaken for a small cause"
=
Il hope that the warm weather is
here to stay this time. as it is about
time for the cold wave to pass" said
0. L. Price. "El PasO weather is SO
changeable that il reminds one OF the
nrHNn al . tn n.H
the atmosphere are continually bal
ancings On the whole FL PasO has had
a very mild winter, and I presume that
the summer will not be as warm as the
hot months Of 1915"
x
Restored order in Mexico has given
many of the officers and soldiers an
opportunity for marriage and court
ship said Mai. Jose Carpio, OF Mexico
City. For a number of years the cam
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21
Court Verdict Says
Francis Bacon Was
Author of Shdkspere

Chicago. H.. April e1.-Francfs
Bacon was declared to be the author
Of the works Of William Shakspere
in decision rendered in an Injunction
suit today by judge Richard Tuthnl i'm
the circuit court. The decision dis
solved an injunction issued on the pc
titiOn Of William n. Seiig. motion pic
ture manufacturer, to restrain George
Fabyan, publisher, and others. from
completing publication of books sup
porting the Baconian theory.
The court held that the name Shaks-
pere had been used simply as a dis
guise
The claim Of friends of Francis
Bacon" the court said further. that
be was the author Of the works Of
Shakspere and facts and circumstances
in the vast biography Of the contrO-
Eersy cOnvinces the court that Francis
Bacon is the author"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21
LET TIE TIMES ANswER.
tAu communication

Editor FL Paso Herald:
The Times can hardly conceal its
chagrin and disappointment at the
common sense shown by Americans
and Mexicans along the border in not
being disturbed by its irresponsible eff
forts to bring about i'll feeling and
disturbances.
il lavishes on everything Mexican
since Villas gold is not finding its
way into its chests. is ignored. Yes
terday IL refers TO Mexico in the edi-
lorial page as "Tamaleland" Given
the place the paper thinks it has in
the scale Of Importance. is il consist
ent with newspaper decorum. self re-
spect or common decency to use such
levity and so persistently abuse all the
people OF a country because IL is no
longer willing 10 buy its support?
J. NJ Azios
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

paigns have been so many and the
necessity Of our being in continuous
service so imperative that we have not
had the chance to turn to the romantic
side Of life
There are nearly 5000 Chautauquas
now being held annually in the United
states" said c. A. Matteson. land
what's more over SO. 000.0 900 is being
expended yearly in the work Between
$500 and 5000 men and women are en-
gagged in the various phases Of the
Chautauqua work"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21
- a MATTEL "a oPINIoN.

Editor El Paso Herald:
You viii recan the presidents note
TO Germany shortly before the Lusita-
MIA disaster, stating that he would hold
her to "strict accountability" for at
lacks on merchantmen carrying Amer
lean citizens. You viii also recall his
note sent some time afterwards declar-
Ing that any further attack would be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

ERHAPS heT be sunshine
and my saucer Of sorrow bitter and full to the b What
depressing betting
his hat that tomorrow viii quite change from today Today it sloppy
oung
"dern obbng
fishing, the
with n
wib be
transient s when to
protected by the Adams Newspaper s.rvre.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

IITHERE is a decided tendency oil
the business district to extend
south along san Jacinto and
Oregon streets, said y G. Buchoz
'YThis is indicated by recent sales ana
the prospects of large improvements
by persons who have recently acquired
property on those streets. In tact'
FL PasO's business section is expanding
in every direction. as the demand Tor
more business buildings increases.
Should Oregon street he carried
through to the river and an internation-
al bridge built there it would build
up Oregon street I'm the same manner
that EI PasO and Stanton streets
have built up. The paving Of Texas
street Will undoubtedly build UP that
street. In the section west of Ell Paso
street and south Of San Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21
LETTERS To 66e HERALD
OF the
viii be withheld

construed by this government as an
''unfriendly act"
Il view Of the conclusions Of this
government as to the unprOvOked at
tack on the Sussex, would YOU be kind
enough TO give me your views as to
whether severing diplomatic relations
with Germany is holding Germany to
strict accountability and is that the
proper course to pursue where a nation
has deliberately committed an un-
friendly act? L c. Wade. ir.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

From New Orleans states.
Senator Fall and tho New York Her
AIDS correspondent at II Paso are
seeking to bring about intervention in
Mexico. but the fact that the CORE
spOndent claims that villa is wound
ed and Fall says he is not. indicates
a lack OF team work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

pretty dilemma Won BernstOrff faces: if ne
acknowledges the Won Igel documents to be embassy
records he admits completely in the plots; if he
pudiates them he leaves of mighty damaging
evidence in the hands of the government. Situation
reminds US of plight of traveller in Russia Crossing
the frontier he visited by police inspector; Have
YOU permit to stay in Russia?" mo" "Then you
must leave RUSSIA have you permit to leave Russa?"
'No" "Then YOU may neither stay nor leave; I give
you six hours TO decide what you Will do"
It's all right to negotate Just the troops STAY in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

Louis W. Hill. the railroad maguate.
always carries an automobile and a
moving picture outfit i'm his private car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

Charles VI. Schwab. probably the big
gest steel man in the country today,
could pick out tune on a piano when
ne was years Of age
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21
THREE SICK SOLDIERS ARE
BROUGHT FROM FRONT

Three sick soldiers were brought in
from Columbus and the front Friday
afternoon on the Golden State limited.
l. =. Graham was suffering from
hernia He is member Of the Sixth
infantry. T. T. Phillips Of the 18th
cavalry was suffering from bruised
leg, and c. Boyce Of battery c, Fourth
artillery, was i'll.
They were taken to the base hos
pital at Fort Bliss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

F. Mcmillan Stanton. treasurer OF the
Mohawk and Wolverine Mining COM
pany, began his career as a coal miner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

More enlisted men are in active ser
vice in the United States navy now than
ever before in the country's history
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21
" HOWARD I. RAM.

moves that the music committee be I
discharged and fined $40 and costs |
This has resulted in great scarity !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

Moving pictures cost the people Of the
United States over 100000, 600 a year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

Cyrus II. X. Curtis. probably the
richest publisher in the world. was once
a newsbOy in Portland, Me.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

We often wonder how ex-president
Taft would have stood tn confinement
if he'd been reelected. No matter how
late spring, is it allus catches our livers
off tn job.
protected by Adams Newspaper servieel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

We saw a German consul sitting with his back ia
the door in public cafe: trusting nature knows doves
still on nest Wild west yet calm, peaceful
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

San Jacinto day big barbecues no time for politics;
pickles not all confined to Washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21
Bubbles

Over in England a renowned scientist has blown
ten inch SOAP bubble in big bottle leaving it hang
ing to the glass tube upon which It blown, and
the ROYAL Institute of Science is filled with admiration
and wonder because the soap bubble has reached the
age Of 30 days.
Most scan bubbles live minute or less-the word
itself is a SYNONYM for short living. Having lived so
long the bubblShas set science all Questioning as to
how long if can live No one knows. Hitherto the
oldest bubble also blown by scientist for the expert
ment lived ten days. The bubbles are blown with
special SOAP mixture and beautifully bright but
according to science all bubbles turn black just before
they burst.
If was an Irishman who wrote that the world would
not seem half so interesting if bubbles did not burst
and vanish after few moments Of rainbow beauty and
lovely curve and shining pictures of what is about
them Nor would like poppy that did not drift its
siIken petals on the wind almost as soon as spread
perpetual rose would get dusty, in spite of every
protection Perpetual youth would be as glowing as
any prolonged sweet if it could be. 1t is more fun,
possibly even to grow old and have troubles than to
live in ones teens even in the 20's too long
The bubble cannot grow, it cannot change except
to burst and the law of life and of the mind and of
the spirit is to change and grow and accumulate ex-
perience perpetual bubble like perpetual rose or
perpetual youth would be deader than death
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

T.. S. senator A. B. Fall left Friday
afternoon for Washington to resume
his duties as a senator. He viii also
make a report on the Mexican situa-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

MottO Of the paeifists: Unnamed is unharnel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

It's all right to negotiate, just the troops stay in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21

Restored order in Mexico has given
many of the officers and soldiers an
opportunity for marriage and court
ship" said Mai. Jose Carpio, OF Mexico
City. For a number of years the cam
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
I'm Grlis aroperts Sefienoeiie.

en-, iom uullg bar aa5uct e. lloill1
ar beruieuoc Strife q G, 6e.peut
c1 rrtycIiBt 5teo. ilcr meo az moey.
rct,e Set Ureoe %u5litIm ON. ~ icl :
mir me yo.llc iortirttcr MN %iorrilt
Nuriug poo 5ilililc &l!.aar / .or;cit
mulig Cio AZ gisre son nj Srau.crc 81
III iouilc llsliu3er. iom oeu ~Uorue,ig,
OF ur6e,oiomme Gel ar Sum'uuoet mar
umoerhoioe.
Seq il1l SAMPLE mco en- &1ye. iou o.
cpger sol. III Nsceri ol Sra5 o. ilGlt
oe5 iormiroi.tr zamimoets SrrabeN on
icysger oe,s llo9li,er % ba3oroerer oe;5
&clirro.
Sea paatager mia iGu bur,is ION,
mulia ~ 5run9c Gre ri %Snaehuieuc.
Sauigiorisrle!ierue og SGu8ilerne. a.
noermert iel nil glere 0uitruer III On.
.er % &'eyu iaoerigit. Sea peo q,
Sibeleu ii1er. IN itnI i:.e ilGl ibitl-
"a Al Sen. ION i~orleoer in &rire I'll
Trutttui,ab CT Ell Mauooraber. Sea
luier o8ila I ilwme beQige goa az
irgeu Erurter iial urve @uoS Rige;
men lea er beitnuet al Sanoeys sou
ii. AZ Nrige Neuue min Sorremiug.
o9ao iiaI ieg iau 8isre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Scr or Nprificl

Gn Wtanb ira NllpIeu.GRneu uar
inofal0t % lou / @nrullon / Ore.
men. TN uattcr Sag blcp 0ct be
biloet BAN, al ban ltllIoc til Srons
ten. Get bar ban lUrIig tic0 al,
Ioroi ban / Nicnmct bapoc omfring
Ell baIu Snc@ Born, oG Ell al bans
2nmcratcr / Bremen Ut "a Mic0lloci.
be0 mc0 ham % mel0tc liz 'rlOllllg
/ bans Steo. Sette iii ban ogiao
SilaoeIie I'll, men oog fun paa Nc'
tingclie al, al ban iu0cu Born hou.
De. Nan oil heroi iorltna, bellcr.
fer "Nibe Stiitatiocnoc", at mcocu9
Oct er en- iriptlIjg Soq, omt Ell
Tlorc Spotuiter uiI goo Sfpttergro.
pen, Ino cr 0ct ell tuunQcn Sal,
Ell Srorc, ser ifoI eitcrfonmtc9. at
Nnrbilc9pigcren al iunme Spbu6
lfol ocrllb, iclp ON han bar en- holu
Snes Born / Nicmrnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
!Snanbflroer al lSnpir.

Eaa Sc tpifc StotSbuner bar man
inbiert SoonOfIpoer al Tapir. Set
er i~eloiclgeli9 Ell al DC al NeOul
i%renltpumgne Opiinoelier, men oer
oil utuiIiontt hoIoe Jig og ianoipnlia,
pis brebe iiQ til 2anOe, Dpor man
life er moot I'll at BRUCE Eapir lite
oetior SomiIo og @er. "@oliter-
bro gpiS" bar bapt &eiIigbeo til al
ie ct al otsie 6aonoflGoer o. ioriif.
rer, at Sc cr blsoe o. bebaacliqe.
opiuger 6ultigbeoen gobt og imtg-
ger life. Gertil fommer. at De er
meget biuige % bpgieiniife. Noar
ct Tapirhuan0flGhe er brlt9t, gaar
Oct / Topirturoen - o. Iopcs ON
til ct mt Maauoflpoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Nprunrsnrbcioct.

: "Naoer@Icu N~rcoHbluo" Tor Ben
2loc Scbriinr anmootr %auoraooell
Iutaioritanocruc ON at ior8c 'or. al
6oraor@orbciott pdo Nidrterne bli.
Der pIanmTaiil uo'crtt. Tor at Ear.
ocn tom bIipc lnAt / en- bciimcIin
Sib % / li9c iuo tort Smiou0 ionr
tioliQcrc.
Gr Ser NonQcl pnd Arbcio2fru't
ItoI Den efouoml'tc SucrIcotIit2.
Commissions / Nomnmcu ~hcuucuN'
iiN til %~ouoruooen. ior al Scr toii
loaca ON Srlou Tor %an0mUno,
Der Inn er Qnrrilon2tjtuitouNtiQt. Ell.
Ter b~cnulic@ NriQardnlcr I'll Nomnul.
men eucr ltu'ic2 Crlop I'll Soloattr
ira @nruiloucn / Noocr2lep.
%t9clc0c2 ilal Ser iorlc4 Tor Sc;
neHucn0ile Nninl Al Nauu0pcrtcrc,
'UrliG Smc0c. lor at 6ordar2drbcl0ct
life loriinfc2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Sanee Ompeie.
Bergen inn Mellemleo mellem Hn'
mGniem % @~rGfcnlanb.

arigcn bar ifnbt mango belpnoer-
lige Soretcelicr ogiaa Tor @%eforortng
az Voiten. Gn al Dc merfeligIte AZ
NiSfc er, at Eoit ira 8rGfenlano til
HunnGnien MT nlaa paslcre opcr
Bergen, fpr ben noar trent, ~lfrlper
"@ergenS Iftenblao". llnoer al.
minoelige Sorbolo tager oct life
mere enc en- balp Gags Sio, isr
EoIt fra 8rpfenlano til &lmGniell
o. cmpenot rGffer @eitemmeIiesite.
oct.
Ia @ulgarielr ililtteoe Jig til Gent
tralmogterne, blcp Tom befierrot
Observation-Disclosures OF oermeb o9.
ion Eoitbefororingen paa 9alfon az
hrllot. III Toit ira Steberne / Oct
eltlige Mtooelbap iii Huslauo, 9TH.
mrltier o.i.u., ia ielp I'll Feriien bar
citer oerlle Sio moattet ~beiorbres
orer W%iooelbupet iii SStulien, oerfrn
meo Scrnbunen til Tranfrige, ioo
orcr Gnglmo iii Nor9e, bporira
sen piacrcforienoe5 til Gltsldno.
Mt Tpiten ma NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ii! Snpon % aina goor iommc Sci,
er cit ieluiagt Sin9, "a Guten oper
Bergen 10 MI er Sen burtigitc %
SET i%oaleoes ogioa bIiuer Den f~orteitc
%ei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Npr Ug M

Gn a No0cr2leu-G queens melt at.
letc HouOmpn6, Ell Souoerlp0e, iom
ri fan ful0e ;. bIeu Tor fort Sio ii.
oeu al Observation-Disclosures opiororet
III at ouertoQc Nueruet 'om Nonmn,s
rcrorltonocr. ; oiilo0 SpiororIn.
aen, i0ct ban tiIlolebc. Of ban 10 o..
loo par 0anit'inoet. huiltct 10 dluiu.
ocllguia al WpnbigbcOcrle bIotil err
onlet Tor ulorcnIiQt me0 al beflu0c
%loa0onne oircntIlge (%iuib9bucrp.
Sort cltcr mootoI ; lmioIcrti0
Crorc Ill at mebe hos Son0ruu6en.
lon ipurgtc, buorror ban life ull0c
nGre Iommmncioriton0cr, hullfct
SpsrGamonI ) beluare0e iom ouen
Tor. j0et ban Qlor0e opmerflom pna.
al hans Nabo par tn'tltn0ct, OF at
man 10 oCr'or g0nIfc naturIlQ flut
DC togc ham ocriiI. Soroorlgt opln
tic 3, at ban lclu Tor 70 Aar il
Den uar blcuCt Uulgt iii aonmlmc
ioritouoer. men bcnQouQ uur han life
loO NOT Tor N}nnoighcocrne iour fc2
lcrc0c bunl.
&an0ruoocn boIot imioIcrtlo pau,
al ; ifuloc oucrto9e Stilliuqcu ionl
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sen tuitiun.
0eoc Nabo frmoc noturlilpi9 uUrc
Ell nlc9ct lint Wiono. men ma hau0c
M cngong melt 6ioua Ill ;. iom 10
ogilu huUOc Ne'oIfuiuleus (luio
a0rt at llge. Gnoen paa Niitorieu
blcU. at ; lope0c at ouertaQc Nucr.
net, men ban ltilleoc til @icnQipl0
Here Nctiulelier, oeribIanot 0en, At
ban itlI0e rare iritdlct Tor 2lnbriu.
gciic al iorlticallc more (clu. ser
o|IminotIiQUia tl~IticnoeQiuer Nolilen.
ION bIier Ell iuaoau (iuio@man0.
Slilt bupoe uUret ltpnfeligt ior
Nriaeu. itricer "Ri6c St~iitstioenoe B..
Get err rmiOIcrtio gluoelllt. al ser
ialiaIo ira ui3ie chile Muuoiaheocrs
zoe mn noes oauitim0e0e Hor0Its
ulIerc en- 9Iucrfjeuoelic iom BEN. Scr
Iipger / oct ouemPuntc G~orholo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Ercitcrnc ifnl noitcrc ior
&riaelnnn.

5 oct tieIlfc Gonliltorium3 o|ffici,
Gle @lo0 bcfienotgiores ioIgenoc:
"6orbcreoeIien iii ct Qlnitiqit
mlllQt Nelllltot a. Def fomnlen0C
2rlgslaan bchoucr 0euuc @olO ior-
o9ct Spmcrtlonlhe0 OF Wtcouirtnlug
ira ole arehlc. Sopcoopgnpen ior
at opnon ct Qurlltlgi SegningarcIul.
tot innes at oprc oen inorligc Toas
begpn0Clic AZ en- Suerpcor9nlllotIon
poa Sonbet o. / DC Smoubper. hpta
SGrere Sanoroaocrne ital uUrc. Sor
at i%gienncnliorc ocnne organization
cr oet pnotrGnAcnoc enlfeliQt, at DC
@clltllgc, iom nlcrc0e pe6 tloligerc
Eaon bar plrfet iau bcloigi. ogloo
mi iNien 'tiler belle i'm Strait til
Huaoighe6.
81 onmober oerior Sc Ncrrcr
@cillligc ON life Blot puu tiOli0ere
Ofaaoc al biorage til oct me %ooua
6renme, men / SGr6cle@he0 oNiau
/ pioeit mlIigt CmlonQ al citerfom
me ocn Anmoonina, ser oil bIipe iii.
LET iii Dem ira Yanorauoernca Si0t
ON NcopirfninQ pco 0cn pIuuloltc
Organization.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Sosiefalo.
&c lrggcs / Srle for at eleftri.
ierc "Miliuanfee" uuer
&lippebjergcnc.

: Sc ripenoe Sosieialo / &citens
Sieloe bar &anon1asier / Milioner
al Cons iorooet lin &irfeepne / DC
Iplrnone Sioer. Eau ianme Sto bar
Der ppret iorbrligt enorme apanti-
ietcr al Iotionen5 aulioripning oe
iiogipct Sormuier ! Sriitsomfoitnin.
ger Tor peo @irlp al Gamplofomo-
tiper OF pebligebolbe ben betpoelige
Craft oper alippebiergene.
Set err iaIot / Chicago, Nilpalifec
& 81. Taul @anens 500 at ioranore
alt bette - at a"iifaiie Camp 'om
Griifrait / Sjeloene % ubnptte ben
ubegrPniebe arait, iom De / SGle
lagte SosieialO aigiper / 6orm al
Gleftricitet FOR eleftriIfe Sofomotiuer.
Gleftriiering al 40 Nil Soueo.
linie (115 Wfil er MI ibriit), pa5-
Ierenoe / Wilebsioe ouer oet itore fon.
tinentale SfiQe, b%etegner en- nm Sibs-
alder / sernbanebriiten % iGtter Ell
nm @ileppl / %eroens Sremgone.
Sette betpoer aonicrpaiion al no.
turlige Siplpefilber. mere pirfnings-
inIS oa beiparenoe Sriit, itorre Nei.
agtigbeb / Iigangs. og Infomittio,
%iepnere o. itiaere STORING iamt Ell
bctpbeIig 6orsgeIie / ale &eiiebeba.
g~eligbeoer.
Haar on arrangerer Din nGite Sir
til Stilebapets Horofpit, buff paa. at
Oct er finn Chicago, Wtilpautee & Il.
TauI Hp., iom bpoer Soroelene peb
Den forte, oirefte eleftriiereoe Sinie.
Sor @iteratur og iuloit9noise Sp-
lpsninser henuenoer man liz iii oen-
ne Sernbaues 2ofalasent. - Abort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

Zig, at sc "honbe Marp / @enene".
noar De lap no pao grcu Wart on,
Taoren. Nan bapoe al GriarlnQ
lGrt, hpor pi9ti9t oct par.
Een Vtanb % Tonilie, ION
leier ell Sarm for CT Inr, fan life
gobt faa Jig til at ieIe. at DC bar no
get Stem. Sneen ififfeIis Tarn1
ifnIoe lcieS bort poa ~tortcrc SID cnr
3 Gar ao @an9en.
- Sanife tore. aooe Sopper eaar
life iaa mart neo / %Groi iom Bite
@iloinger. teSet err npro at tagc
meb / Heaningen, naor mani piI fiG.
be Jig "Seam".
- Sremaia fonrmer life ~ / Den
Yris, iomme bapoe pentct. Sore
Srcha,bIcre irIaer Srcmais til ri.
mcIig Eris citcr bcrca aatoIoacr %
Npcrtisicmcltcr al BONNIE.
- Get or ell goo Tlun at tale I'll
Scitenc, raar man aaar inb / Stal.
ben iii bcm; men unoNoo inn meQci
Tom mlIi1t at tale Tolitif, ranbe,
"Sornrer %inccnt" / "Snrm Soltr.
nal. Get piI bel nlcb andre Srr
ii9e, at Normcrc life ifaI beiotte liz
meb Tolitif. ga, ia - oct fan p0r(
e., Wono@ Mcrina set ogiaa,
- sGnoer ifltlbc bare pnltrent II
5rebiebeIe al lin Teoc ion "bnn1r
Moihes". &c tribes life, ipm 81
ifllloe, pao bare tort aorn.
- &c Sons, iom be0pnber tibligi
at rlige paa sGg, ifuIbe gipcS ct
parnit, goot Hcoe paa Ell Inn Tlob$
- &an moil life pGre iiffer pna
at man fanr mt, goot Sapefre hos
lin egcn aiebmmno, Dor man iero(
lin Srbrc til Ell fienot Srehanoler
Den @gn, hpor man Dor. Get blipei
fonife Wangel paa pisie Sorter goot
Sopefrc, naar bet fiber llopaa Taa.
rem. Serior err oct ~iifreit at ifaffe Jig
&npefrp itioe.
Man ifuIbe alorig l999e s@ggen(
/ Hugemaifinen, isr man bar preoel
Den nosIe Gage og er iiffer paa, al
Den er ioroen,
Spm ganifc haorofere @lom
Iterbuife fan nGpnes Yeriiian Silac
mhite Springn, Spirea %on SOUTH
Gpireo @i1oroi, &porongea Nni,iul'
Iota g~ranbiilora pg Gree &u9oia
Softer % q 80 Gcnta pr. Buff.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Fotctcrnc er Goleu2 bruu0cnnc
Spsrg@maal / fife iou Sumlller /
Sooer2leu, lfriucr "Gomcu.". Gen
begiGreoe Bare cr uc0 at illppe %
Tor mango ia, Der ital iiu0e5 6d-
miller, ion life bar bnpt (otctcr !
# Gage. men / Den (io bar m1uttcl
ueica mco Gualrabi.
0uiofaaI ifol Oct oqion pUrc imoni
mco. Maugen en- Ml2moocr bGr
gaaet iorglGpe@ I'll 0rcnthuuolcruc
Tor at 'aa ct @piofaalshoueo.
areOsuoualgct / @oOeraIeu meooe.
Ter bI. a.:
Huber Nctcgnelicu "2Gqlc,uior.
6olmfraitio0cr" Ieocrcr Sc tutc
%anosmPn0a notwithstanding
Berlin Ell iortrtnliJt 6~ooermiooci
til Seite. N%orutuUJ o. Sulu. 50.
oeret beitaar al mdlct "a prUporerc,
@aIm meo GiliUtnin1 al Violusic
o. 2G9RchpiOe Giter ioreIi85cnoJ
Stjen itaor Soocret ! &prot life III.
boqe ior Qo6t Wuisitsrt
Gooerct ~inoeboloer - Iroccui
MuIm (sritoi. buorai 90 Eroccnt Tan
ior0sies. - %rocent tpGlitoiirlc
9~eitanooele, oero' 13 Trocent Suf.
fer. 10 (rocent Ruaprotein. 0era'
s Trocent ior0sIcIII 90ggehUi0e %
, Froceut WilneroIbeitanooele.
&anbinoboloct oueritiger life #
Frocent.