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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-19

Mrs. Hunsaker Recoverina-The
condition Of Mrs. Henry Hunsaker
who had been critically Ill for six
weeks at her home on High street, is
considerably improved at this time
and 1t is believed that she will recover.
Dr.. ]. A. Litchy, specialist from
Mercy hospital. Pittsburg. was called
here yesterday in consultation with To-
cal physicians. He returned to Pitts.
burg last night.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-19

'th1 ysyesterdays nom Chisiestons %
:GoEIantoNn. ~ 1EorEantownih be VISIT
ed tbs State University and returned
here this afternoon. Mr.. Marsh con-
suited with President Joseph Roster d
the Normal and also inspected the new
State Normal school building. He will
visit West Liberty normal near Wheel.
Ing before returning to Charleston.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-19

Roster TalIss ut orafton-Presiden
Joseph Roster Of the State Normal
school spent yesterday in Grafton
where he visited the public schools Of
that city. Mr.. Roster addressed the
pupils Of the High school and ward
schools ut the chapel exercise in the
afternoon at four o'clock addressed
the teachers Of the Grafton schools on
the subject, 1.-THE Growth Of the Teach.
err" Mr.. Roster returned here last
night.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
PROLOGUE,

At DR.. Maude's surgery at Marks
sists Mrs. Searle to buy the necessary
medicine for her failing infant. Lu-
clan. who himself is in serious physical
condition, is later befricnded by Noel
Farqullar. wealthy bachelor, who. find
ing him in a faint in the muddy street.
takes him to his home and nurses him
back to death. Lucian tells him of
Mrs. Searle's poverty. and Farquhar
attempts to get Eumencs Fame. a mis-
err of a landlord, to rcduce the rents
for his Searle tenants. Instead Fame
says he'll raise them. Farqnhar meets
Miss Fame. who has ambitions to be
come an actress. Farquhar advises her
that her chances on the stage would
be good. He is charmed With her per-
sonality, as she also is with his. To
see him again she attends church Tor
the first with her brother Bernard.
%Iarqullar relates to Lucian how he at
onc time was made a slave by an
African chief. Bernard Fame is near
ly run down by IL motorist, who is
hurt, but goes on his way. Iucian Wis
its Dolly. He and afterward Farpul'ar
proclaim heir love TO her. II puts
off both. Farquhar steals Il Kiss. Lu'
elan at night finds his Dencfactor in Il
high fever. Dolly is introduced into
society and meets "Gambliny' Merton.
She learns from him that l.ucialiS
wife, to whom Lucian had been very
devoted. had died of consumption. lM-
elan again secs Dolly. l.urian and his
hrncfartor 80 10 the Belgian mines
which Farunimr owns. While there
each receive Il letter from Dolly.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17

able in cray. with lilies in his buttons
hole: Angela, also in gray. Il dcmurc
little Quakcrcss. The Sky was in gray
as we'll and mist chung to the face of
the earth like fine gray powder. dull
ing all rolorS. The llattpnrd uplnndS
round the black cottages were as dingy
as Il suburban street ON Il wet day.
Mrs. Srarlc WAS at the new copper.
trying to uo the family wash. but be-
tween the mnyltincSS of Randolph.
aged thirteen months: the fret1incSS Of
llorry. aged twenty days. and her own
h"altl, she had not done much. She
Was not ut first very gracious. Poor
people have their feelings. and the
attitude of Angela. with her skirts un-
consciously held very high to avoid
contamination. suggested the super
ciliouS patronage of the lady bounti-
full. But Angcla'S kindness was too
homcly t" remain hidden under a Par
is hat. She n"n received the story
of Mrs. Scarle'S illness and the baby's
dclicacy. "lut we're getting on nicely
now the girl added. leaning against
the copper and holding the brickwork
tn keep herself steady. the lovely, pa
thetic brown eyes uncompIaininyly lift
ed to .An"cln'S. She said she had ut
first fed the baby ON Brighton bis
cult and boiled bread. beaten up in
water.
"Rri"ht"n lnisruit%" aid Angela.
d"uhtfuliy. looking. with no feeling
but repulsion at the rulpliSh. spiuery.
open mouthed creature in its tumblcd
clothes. "lS that good for it, do YOU
Think"
"Ncll. Miss Dolly she says give her
milk and barley water. but the milk
man don't come up here. SO | tried
her with th" condensed. and it's We'll
dorful how she's got ON since"
"IlI tell the mi'lman to bring You
up a gallon Il day" said Angela, With
Il small sigh. relinqnishing a silver
hl"lting book which she had coveted.
"Tllat will he enough for it. won't it,"
"Wcll. I'm SURF You are kind
and couldn't yen get Il woman in
to help YOU: You're not tit to be do
ing your WI work yet"
l men SN'luclllN MIS-. scare melted
into tears. not for her W miSfor-
tunes. and poured forth the ale Of
her sister lIilda. who should have been
her help. but had GOT into trouble. Not
yet seventeen. very pretty. and now
desperate. she WAS gone to Il low pub
lie house in Scarborough mir.
Searlc he can't get her to come away.
and | can't get so far. you see. And
really. miss. some days | don't know
how to crawl about. my back is that
bad: only things has got to he done
somehow. | did think llilua would
have kept straight. Or she might have
stopped at home till my trouble was
over. | old her as nobody would think
the worse Ut her if 1t WAS just once,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17

If anything could have held him back
from distinguishing himself in action,
it would have been the fear of reward.
Now. one day at lunch the story OF
Mrs. Searlc and her copper came ny
and WAS discussed in all its ralnitira-
tions. down to the illness of Mrs.
Scarlc's baby and Noel l%'aruuiar's po-
liticnl prospects. Angela. who was
present. took it into her pretty little
head that duty called her to visit the
sick child. Like most city bred girls.
she expected the country lanes to lie
haunted 10y drunken traml,>. and was
nervous Of walking alone. but Maud
PriNnauX viewed that babies were be-
yun,l her charity. and Mrs. Merton.
who was enthusiastically consulting
plancllrltc in Il corner with Il serious
young man, rrofrSsrd a bad headache.
Angela fell back on I.al. and. accord
ingly. at ; O'Clock they were walking
toward Burnt House, I.Al irreproach-
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17

drew her hands with the same inlif-
ference as though Bernard had been
her PARTNER.
WHAT Il pussNcat You are" Dolly
laughed, noticing Lal's f%a>tidious
movements. "Do you manicure your
hnnis"'
Il rather think that is Il deadly in
suit, No, | do not manicure my hands.
| am merely clean"
Merely clean. You're hard on the
rest of us Dolly WAS thinking of
Lucian as he had appeared after half
an hour of wedding in the violet bed.
She held on her w hand. soft. rosy,
crinkled by the hot water. There
are stains on my fingers. can't get
them off without taking the skin too:
so | leave them on. Am | not clean,
please"
Ito be continued
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
Too Thin an Excuse.

When Shimmerratc arrived home an
hour later than usual he was nibbling
a Glove.
Il stopped III a concert hall for a
few moments he observed. The
music was intoxicating"
THAT'S right exclaimed his better
half. Blame it on the music.'-Stray
Stories.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
Enough to Make
Anybody Laugh
Tactless,

T~actIess.
II don't think it was q bit nice for
the rector to commend women's econ
omy in Dress said the wife to her
husband after the service.
THAT shouldn't have annoyed you.
my DEAR was the reply. "Your gown
is plain enough"
EXACTLY! His remark called every
body's attention to what l had on
Exchange.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
The Soft Question.

Mrs. Nuwed. Sr. ito son after fam
lily jaT-Don't forget. son. that "a soft
answer turncth away wrath" MI.
Nuwed. Jr.-Well. l know Il soft Ques-
ton Of mine brought a lot Of it Oh me.
Smart Set.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
A Fair Start.

Sir. | want to marry your daughter.
| haven't any money or any prospects.
Will YOU give me a start:'
you already have Il start of about
twenty feet. Now travel" Kansas
City Journal.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
Corrected.

Your hair wants cutting badly. SIR"
said Il barber, insinuatingly, to a $
toner.
"No. it doesn't replied the man in
the chair. lit wants cutting nicely. You
cut it badly last time"
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
LOGICAL. but Incorrect.

Nora" said the mistress to the new
servant. 1--WE always want our meals
promptly on the hour"
"Yis, mum. An if I miss tn first
hour shall l wait for tn next?"-Bir-'
milgham .Age-Herald.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
Takes the Riqht.

Taxes the RI9ht
Did you see where a judge some
where had decided that a baby can
cry in an apartment house,"
Indeed, did he? l didn't know that
sion.''-Baltimore American.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17

Dobson-Whnt does Blifkin remind!
you of?
Hobson-Well. every time I meet
Blifkin he reminds me of a little debt
I've owed him for over Il year.-Wall
Street Journal.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
A Different Mill.

";reut reel | saw last night"
What was it,"
THE Mill on the Floss"
Il thought prizetight films We're
Observation-Disclosures Post.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
The Exclamation,

How is it that big. determined man
stuck to that timid little woman till he
got herr"
Il suppose she has Il magnetic attrac-
ton for his iron will."-Baltimore
American.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
Classifying Him.

The Social Dircctor-Is he a high
brow or a lowbrow?
The Musical Critic-Neither. He's a
sort Of mczzobrow.-New York Globe.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
Uppish Minded,

shes crazy to have her husband get
an airship.'
what for:"
that she al look down o her
neighbors, | suppose."-BostOn Tran
script.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
To Be Exact.

You must speak more distinctly. I
cant hear what you say. Now. what
was your last s%entence:"
well. it you bloomin' we'll must
know, it was six months.'-London
Opinion.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17

First Golfer-What's your handicap?
Second Golfer-Being obliged to work
for a living.-Detroit Free Press.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
True to Life.

I'm always the goat"
That's because you're always but.
ting in."-RaltimOrc. American.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
Tiresomeness.

Don't you get tired OF playing the
same part night after night:'
Il should say not replied the actor.
What makes me tired is closing shows
and learning new rts.'-Washington
Star.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
April Fool.

In France the April fool is called
Scotland u 'yoWk."
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-03-17
LOOKING Up Mrs. Sear!e.

"llEkE We're eight young -au-
]rcllspnS of whom the two
OUNCE were Laurence Lii
1911 -A.Aa..l.- l.laAlLaa- ~ .ll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14

ct erpIo6erenoe @lrtiueriproieftil al
famine aaliber. 0teo ifarpt @lif op.
latter Solonterne o9iaa ben minoi:,
@epGgelie peb sc fienotlige Sfptter.
crane og Ter, buorIeoeS Hotrttlierne
atleier boeronore / Sen begmerfe
Seat.
Genre Gpne til at fienoe hner 9no
og ie Sing, iom for Ell aIminoeIig
Wono er lipnlige, beror iom ioet paa
TpeIie. ct Iangt arigsuor, tilbragt
/ Den frie Suit, aItio poa llofiQ, ifipr.
per Sonierne / bei @rob. Otnn fan
liooe / Ell aluorlig eaer mnnter Gam.
tale / Smooifogen baE 2ebearaoene;
mar i~raffer ON aft mlIi9 oo tpnfcr
min0it al oft pna Sienben. Met
mibt unoer Somtalen tiger en- eler
an6cn gan1fe rolig: - Ser fommcr
Sen ferite, % ct Bar Sefrmoer eitcr
erplooerer Ell @ronot / Nprbeoen.
@uer man iiober peo Wiooogen, cg
pIlloieIig ipinger en- Sfiicer op for at
hente lin &iffert. SiltrooS for Car
men ira @Iiftolcrfcncr og Snntolen
bar ban bort ocn ipn8c, iltrrcn0e Spo
fra en- 6lppcmoifine mango ailomes
fer bortc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
On gantntcl 0rap.

On iiretltIenoarig Stenfammer.
grap bIep npIig opboget paa en- Marf
llge peo Strickland / Necflenburg.-
8rapfommeret beItaor al ier mP9ti.
&c StenbIoffe, boorai DC itsrite err
go Meter Ialae. VrofeSioren, iom
leoer uo9raoningerne, bar fonitote.
ret, at oct Der 0reier Jig ON en- @rop
ira Den Gloite Stenaloer - Ell Sib,
iom Iigaer minoit 200O 9tur fpr ari.
III Seolel. &ele @ropite0et err ui90.
oanltg aoot bepnret. Elooien, bpor
Sammeret ianotes, bar blanbt Ste.
bets NefoIfning gaaet unoer Naon al
Fengefi9loeren.
Naonet itaor, efter Troie8Iorens
Mfenlng, / 6orbinocIie nleb ire Ger
arlttter, Iom bIep fuloet / @rop-
boGlolngen. Se er al Sen Sppe, lom
paa SreoipeaorSfrigens Sio bIep
brl9t az 6olf, iom piloe giemme fine
Fen9e | Soroen. @rapen bar ogIoa
pPret flenot poa SreOipeaorSfri9enS
Slo og er blepet anpenbt til at aie1n.
me @ulompnter /. - Wpnterne er
iaa 'enere blepet itiaoIne, og Sc
TONNE &ritffer or blepet Itaaenoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
Sfobeicie Spaaoon,.

Gen beremte rll@iiife @cncrul
Sfobclcf, Iurfcrne8 @etpiuQcr /
ariQcn tS77-7S, par ~QIoocu0e
EaniIopiit "a erflpret SOBER al IN
ifcrne % alt. hpao ser bar INF. &tfc
ocito minore hoooe ban en- ui5 &c.
uuorinQ for mango tpife 6orboi0,
iipr Tor Sc mi,jtrre, % ga han Ell
0aQ boooe optrupret Ell init Hcpp,
io80e ban:
Set err en- olNeIeS ioeeI @Nr, ionI
Guif1rue bar itobt. Gilt cr bcrcgnct
alt er ioruoiGt. @pis Ell Spergene-
raj %bciaIer, at oette eler bint He9i-
nIcrt IfaI pare paa Bette eller bint
Steo Sloffcu > Mtiniiter / S en- be-
itemt Gag, iao uil Hegimeutct uUrt
Ser"
Seller 9Ierou0er III, ser bau6c
bort SfobeIci CrS, ipur1te ban:
Set nil mco andre Gro iige, at
hpi2 Nlt&lou0 en- uaffer DAG fonmer
/ aril meo (uitlanb, iaa bIiuer nj
iluact "
"2iei, oIocIcs life"
"@}cn hpn0 mcucr Sc on?"
Set ifoI lea iiac Gem. NIt !
&uitlono er orHUtt ion / ct lthruerf.
2c hor irorrttet alt uleo por Self
toa@pIan ior gle. Men oct tpitc
llhruerf nil fomrne til at ana Tor.
tjcrt. hui@ ri ioronorer noact | Dor
Sclttog2pIon. Nuao os anaaar, ioa
cr Set opermno0c ianbipnliat, at nj
nil ltiite nor GcIttoaspIan, ioa mart
n bar beQnuht ariaen. "a "a ri
life er ieote %Suitendtifer. nil nj
naalfe ififte |Ian Here @anae, for.
inoen ri ooljper enbper Nlan og
honolcr opportunt eiter Siehliffet$
Schou. Suifernc berimoN nil itrar
lUttr lit l(hrperf iaarg - men
crter fort Sio5 6orIc6 oiI Ser iuger
Niicrc prre eaa beres SompaS. o.
Sfruerue | oeres llhr nil pTre
Icie."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
Gn npttis Suno.

&on %Icoinnt 6iQ Gorm, 10 @il
Norb for SeuIon, Minn, fin0e8 ser
en- Sunb, Iom er pcl ion 9obt tienot /
Sofpnet iom roQcu al Solpuet3 Seboere
poa @runo al lin Sienitoiai96co.
ON 81 er noe poo 2laercu en- MiI
ira 6iemrlct meb Ell @lndnt % CT Ii
set Stnffe Tapir / rim 9omme, lan be-
heber on life at gnn terit eIer iuIteu.
6unoen gnur on biem meo bin Girl
belle p9 ~brinser tilbn9e, bpnoiombelit
81, enIfer, li9e til Ell &or SmIS. 2lird
for 10 Manh bUrer ben bber Sag ON
Sommcren til lin @oi3. Sen bGrcr
biem Ntoiierne fra Mnil 9oreu. bnrer
trb @eo, 2Gq ira 6eniebuict "a mango
andre SrrootirQ. ST al Carlos toilette
ZiebIitte er, unnr han fonr iiooe pon
en- Stol me0 ct Gar Sriler pnn gtrs
fen og Ell Nbi3 / MhrnNen. Nnnr Den
Spreitinina er 9iort, Iaa er ser 9ierne
Ell Sutterbib at "ipeote" for. X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
Nn,nelote IpoSialO.

Mrs. Tnra GGriitiue Trberio1t, Mtans
fnto, Winn., 80 2lar. - WirS. q. 6.
SoGitoO. Mnbooct, q. Sat, 90 Nar. =
NuNrcp Guberlon @rotIano. IermiIz
lion, z. Sal. - Nnbreip g. Sermitao,
Sarge, g. Sat, ~ Iar. - @it3. Oh
fen @irb S3lnnb, @tirr.. 90 Nnr. -
@cprae Sobnion, Canton, Nirn., ~
Nnr. - 0tr3. Slinn Nuplon, Canton,
Winn., IS Nar. - otto Sliou, 9a-
cine, @i3., "a Nor. - Sobr 81. Shu9e,
Neip Nort, SO &lur. - Shore Sperion.
&uIhiorN, Mir., 70 Ndr. - Wite Hus
luuo. Yolmnru. gSi3., 80 Nar. - Gbrlz
itcifcr @urroIbior, Hotbian, Ninn,. So
Nor. 6. ". @ranhbora, 6ennin9,
Mtinn. 49, 0Irs. @unbcr Slion, Otter
Gail So, Minn, 3S Nnr. ~ Ole Q.
@ouQer. Grootiton. Minn, 76 Nnr. -
MRS. GGef ellington, Sorbome, @tinn.,
- 9lar. Wiihael Sphnlon Aotfen,
Sitter GoiI 60, Minn, 70 Hlar. -
Ehorbiorn 6uI3. @ortb 60. ga, 70
@ur. - Mrs. Terniaa gDenitao, %ez
lin, q. SAT, Sc Iur. - Sobu Sorgers
ion Sang. ga &ro9ie 60. @is.. 50 Iur,
49, N}orri5 6oQita6, Tonn ou Gao, wis,
% Nor. Mrs. @abriel NnberIpn,
Sarrcn N(inn., 50 Gor. - Ole 9.
NeI5. Storn Sim, 2o.. 70 Nar. -
$oiep6 8. Scbbp. ga Snle Co.. Su.,
IS Nur. - Yeter 80. Tetericn Rans
0attun, g. g., 65 Nnr. 9tnbel $.
@auipn. %rootIpn q. g., II Nur. -
2elpi5 @ouIipn Gonbn, Wiur., Sc Ior.
~ Gruit u. %eoerior, Blair, wis. -
WeIuiu z. Carton, @lenipooN. @irn,
- Gar. - @rs. GIicbe Grneion, %ope
So. Ntinn.. 70 Nur. - Ir5. Sobn
%iooal, @ppe 60. Iinn., 40 Nar. -
Mnlp6 To6uion, @nlarb. @aib, %
2lnr. 6ermon 8nSber9, BALLARD,
%&oib.. 10 Nur. - Nir5. Sb. Solem.
Garrction. g. 2at, 81 Nor. - Gil
bcrt &. NIocn. 2ircolu 60, z. Sat., IS
%ar. ~ Nnorep @etterbu8, GoIton z.
2of.. 70 Nar.
: G6icapo: Nrs. aaren Gbriz
i~tjauien 90 Nnr; 6anS s. Gran; Nus
ouit @raocrt, 53 Gar; Ir5. 0onS e.
zee, 70 Nar; 0nn8cu Ctterien, 65 Gnr;
Ghriitiuu Sualn. Is Nar; Shoma3
S%crcuicu Huarnert; 0o9nu 6. 6off;
Mrs. Neues Iibhletou; EeNer Sobniou,
81 Har.
! minneapolis: IrS. AooI>
Y6ine Sdriom 80 War; Mrs. Nartha
Vctcriou. 90 Nur; tclmer MihacIiou;
@tNile Tctcricu. % aar; auut z, Ses
ibcr. IS 9lar; NeI5 Sncob 6aaienior,
IS Gur; Warthd Sercniou, % War;
Niuriba @cteriou; 6arrn Slettcn 81
Gar; G6riitic &euiunL 81 Iur; 0orrp
@corQc Sohniou, % Iar; Nrthur
@iQiam Solution; Sopbia Inhcriou,
SO; Sobn @eit, &c Idr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
@noroan Scltlipet oppper
SagttagelieScunen.

Nue, Tom | lpngere Sib bar ppret
neo Sronten, er iitallo til at bore
Sor't1el paa ale mtIioe SlaaS
"&ri9Slpoe". Sen enc bar mere, oell
onnre minore goot Ore / Den Sem
Ieenoe; men Den ~itorite &ole ipiGer
DOG Epelien. Get er inaer Sag for
Soloaterne at bere Sorifiellen pao ct
init o9 ct franit Waifinaepprs a1tit-
rem; De opiatter oaiaa 6oritielen poa
Soilbit5erproieftiletS tunge, gIibenoe
%po % Tsriergranotens Srieit, ON
ben lfal erplooere eaer life, og Sc for
oloria Smploet ira Ell erplo-
oerenbe Saanogrunot meo Spocn ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
rrctmimasnotii
Gn Mano trGffcr Stnbber.

Gubper Narmer intcresicret | ar rpbs
Sc iii Sauo FOR Suibber blrbe ltripe iii
y. !. Niri1in 60. gscGnnbd, gtif, FOR
eereS lille @og. iortrueuhe ON, hporoau
en- @Iuuc meo here's S%nmpprIler ian
rnnoe itore %iNNer. airiiiu S%tumpruIler
CT III tagen l @rug al r Soreneoe Sta
lers Rcgierina % Suiinber al SauSeies
re, % Ncu CT %nlmiuoeli9 betlenot iom
rem l%ct,eite. burtigite % biliaite @ez
thobc ipr Nrcuiue NJ Snno, On 9Ranb
fan brlile zen men az anpcnoe 6eitc.
% oesuoeu or MuitiueuS icrite aoitenNc
heller it.e itcrre. euN ar euhper. Der bar
@rua FOR heu. LEI imI onertomme al tie
he Ben. Soa meS SpIrsuineer erbolnes
nen az itripe Ill VI. \ Siritiu Go. 1925
Suoiuatou 81, GScanaba, gii6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14

Hoitor q. Shurion, ser for cr
Gib Iiben rciiQncrcoc ION Brett / Not.
%tcrion, Gal, % ontoQ aoIo ira Gpcr.
EFT, Muih., hor al &clbreoahcuinr
maattct ue0Ipqqe Nrbei0ct ior en- (ib
% opbol0cr iig MI pco 9lrfe Cana.
toriirm nTr Souto Hoia, Sal.
VfrS. Gua Ncltm, NoOpIc. q.
=, bar meet $500 iii iorificlliQe pei
Nicrenoc 2icmcO. Icrai $50 iii
Gnirpicm No'pitoI, minneapolis ;
$50 iii @oipitoIct / Grafton, u. .;
5000 til lIrbclionoct % $50 bpcr til
@e0ninQe- % &n0rcmi2lioncu
~ Nliauitona GoGeQe bar iaar
hont ben ~iteritc SsQninQ / Sfolcna
Niitorie. GlcuontaQet har / oct hcIc
pUrct hcnimoo 300. @icnncminit9
outdllct bar oTrct 300, hpiIfct cr 81
mere enc SfoIcn noQcniinoc icr bar
bnpt. s &oortcrRincn cr ser iii
Cato Ola.
- gn Wano / Winhe'tcr WeniQ
bc6, Vo't q. q. NinocrIiea aolo, qoO
nnliQ i'm &reit $2t0 Ill WrlQ Tor
feIgenoe n~elqipren6e Eicmco: 500
I'll 6or0clmg mcLem NeouirQe %
Snorcmi4iioncn, 500 bucr ill lieoc-
mi2iioncn, NoipitoI5mi5lionen Bar.
rcbicnmcnc oQ SfoIcfo8icr, iomt
$40 iii lPieIinucn for Wliunc GA Tpur
/ TnribuuIt, Wlinr.
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N}nrtS lit 7toc glor. Nun trai til at
oUre / minneapolis iommcn mcO lin
Cater, oQ GA oct rpqtehca, oct bar
hans SeoieI3bna, iomlcOca en- hcl
Del al bans nprmeltc NCuHer 20 Ne,
ficthtc I Toitor @uIoicth9 @icm for
at Infen'fc Observation-Disclosures 30
'tor &luh hnr Nronnet / Girfcn5 2ic-
nc'te, men er for lin NI0cr cn6nu
froitia.
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WbccIcr WeniQhcocr, Yuit. NJ q
NobcrQS &oIo, ira 220e- 2 16c.
N'art2. WonQc al 6orcninQeu2 Wteh-
lcmmer mc0 Nfr. Soplnuo ira Glcpn
ION 9iriQcut bar tilitcoc. VI ll0cns
io%ritoocn0c, iom bcltoQ / Ninbcrnc
iorticncr Wr. Noulion ira Winnco
polls oQ Gmi0lpr z. =. Sfnor ira
GrOot2ton, Wtinn., at nGunc2. Wto-
ocruc pnr uomcrfct
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Ntr2. VI. ". &piitcnoahl "a Spitcr
til Ni0c6c Troi Sens @icblein, ari'
0p0c Sen i6c 6cbrum eitcr
# Cages Sulllcic Al &luQcbctTu
6clic I lin Spiacrien, Noitor VI. ".
N~piltcuoohla NlcnL Al NcominQ ct,
Nroujocnce, ". 8. N'oebc bIco 90
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limo al Sen iuenife @lorio Gel
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cr ienQcliQacnoc al @iQt
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belt ira @ncu lambert, Nidluuo So,
blep orQoniicret SEN 1850
1916 al Nnitor =. s SuQcr.
Q~}euiQhcncu bcitnur al - Gumilier;
SEN mltoN SEN ioreuc0c airtc3 WtniQ
bco2 a|onltitutjou Njrfctpmt wr0
bIcu blitcmt ~ Wtr. $.
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