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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
THE GOOD TIMES.
burlington HawlSeye.

There is much talk of the good old
times, and there probably always has
been and always Will be such iak.
Many people are so constituted thai
they are continually looking backward,
and with fondness do they dwell upon
the times that are gone Distance
does lend enchantmsnt to the view.
And perhaps much Of the trouble and
discomfort is softened by the finger of
time, and the pleasures and Joys Of
the past are consequently brought Out
more prominently upon the canvas. To
be sure, there was much that was good
and blessed in the good old times. 1t
was always good, just 20 be alive and
to bask in the sunshine, or to hunt
the shade, when the rays OF the sun
beat down too fiercely. There was al
ways the affection Of good people. and
there "as always much kindness.
much helpfulness in the world. But,
after all. there has never been tint
in all the past when it was so good
TO be alive as in the present. We are
the heirs of, all who went before US
and It is indeed a glorious inheritance
that we are enjoying arl as a trIlle
making good use OF. BY the same
token, the best times Of all, far better
than the present or the good old DAYS.
are those which are hidden in the flu
ture. Many Of the dreams OF good
people will be realized in the years
that are coming, and it Will indeed be
good times for all the world
Going back to the good old times.
which lie but very short Journey be-
hind us, just put yourself back thirty
or forty years, in some Iowa coHmun
ity, in the days before wire screen
was invented. and when not even the
mosquito netting had come into use.
Some people waged a hopeless war
against the fly. and others simply sur
rendered and let the pests wander over
them and over their food at their own
sweet will. II something akin to relief
was desired, or on special occasions
one or two members Of the family cr'
branches from trees and waved them
over the table and the guests, and
sometimes into the milk or the hutter,
which was often no more consistent
| than the milk. But as rule, people
| simply got down to the very earnest
business Of eating and disputed with
| the swarms Of flies for their share of
| the good things that had been pre-
pared In these comparatively fy-iess
| days, one looks back with something
| akin to horror upon the good old times.
| when the fly was undisputed master of
| the situation. Summer days in Icwa
| began to become really ENJOYABLE after
screened doors and windows AMI
| porcfles and refrigerators came into
| general use.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
BETWEEN NOMINATION AND ELECTION.

The Sioux City Journal in defence
OF KS candidate for governor Of Iowa
draws a parallel that the Informed will
consiedr more to the disadvantage of
the Iowa candidate than of assistance
10 MS ambitions and purposes.
Republicans. according TO the Des
Moines Council Bluffs Marshalltown
figuring, are quite free 10 vote against
La Toilette in the November finals.
If all the republicans Who opposed La
Toilette in the primaries-Cr even half
Of them--vOte against him in the cleo
ton the democratic candidate will be
elected by a handsome majority. Ac-
cordingiy La Toilette is reasonably
sure to be retired to private life un-
less he can count upon support on
election day from thousands Of re-
publicans who accept him Loyalty as
the party nominee without really be-
can candidate.
Republicans who want to vote
against La Toilette in Wisconsin or
Harding in Iowa may do so. The way
has been left open for them in the cleo
ton laws Of both states.
The parallel is deadly as concerns
the Journals candidate because COM
parison mus, include the public
records Of both men, LaFollete and
HARDING LaFollette has been an ad-
vocate for the very things that Hard
ing has opposed in Iowa. In the case
of LaFOllette and his opponent the
contest may have been upon question
Of The most suitable republican candi-
date" In Iowa it becomes a contest
for and against a candidate considered
thoroughly unfit thru affiliations past
and present with interests opposed 10
public welfare and true progress u tho
state. Comparison Of public records
between Harding and LaFollette is not
water on the political wheel Of Hard
ing. On the contrary, very much and
very decidedly the contrary. The COM
parison is odious TO Harding.
A primary is a Sitting process. 1t
! is the first process in the sitting OF
candidates TO be presented to the mass
Of voters. 1t is not a conclusion but
an appeal The final sitting is the
election. 1t offers the choice to the
voters. Primaries, caucuses, conven-
| tons, are preliminaries. The election at-
fords the voters final opportunity to
choose, to defeat an unfit candidate
whatever party may have advanced
such a candidate and to cleave to the
better candidate.
None is questioning Hardmg's title
as republican nominee, though many
question the manner in which he OBJ
! tanned It. The Journals proposition Is
to be accepted. II LaFolette is con-
sidered unfit to be senator from Wis.
! consin; if he has given assurance tc
| good and bad elements alike; if hi
| has said one thing in one part OF the
state and different thing in another
part; if his record convicts him Of
steadfast opposition to laws calculated
to raise the standard Of the state and
restrict vice and crimei If he has beer
in Wisconsin what Harding has beer
lin Iowa and the opposing nomine'
represents the sense OF republicans d;
regards progress, morality and prop
er administration OF the office, yes, h
ought to De defeated ~ republican
votes. 1t is matter of record. LIE
| us not in an excess of alleged "regu
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON
The Bully

You've doubtless encountered that
terrible gent, who'll fight at the drop OF
the hat. who wanders the village, on
trouble intent, as sassy rs Thomas II.
Cat. He says he's the Terror from Bit.
tercreek Bend, who ne'er was divorced
from his goat, and he will consider that
person a friend who treads on the tail
of his coat. He DULLES the understood
people he meets, and wrenches the In
valid's nose, and chases the cripples OF
most Of the streets, and tramps on the
patriarch's toes. The chief Of police
when the bully's around. has duties inn.
portant elsewhere; he's pinching an orr:
phan for beating hound. or chasing a
hen to it's lair. 1t may be for months
and it may be for years. men stand fox
this delegate bad; but finally someone
undaunted appears. and spreads him all
over the grad Then people, rejoice with.
hearty good will, no longer distranght!
and afraid: the bully they take to the
dump on the hill, and put him TO bed
with spade.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
CONCAVE vs.. CONVEX STREETS.
[Cedar Rapids GaZette.l

NJ Ford Of Cedar Rapids, is habitual-
~ sane on questions connected with
street improvements. He sees a good
thing first and appropriates it while
some one else is wondering IL 1t is OF
any value. His notion of concave paved
streets as against convex paved streets.
that is, with one gutter or valley in the
center instead Of a gutter on each side,
is eminentiy WORK maniike. Al that Mr..
Ford SAYS regarding the more sanitary
character of the concave street and the
economy of cleaning it is true. There
is another advantage that Mr.. Ford
does not name. In swinging on a wide
curve TO round corner. an automobile
VI other vehicle would turn against a
slight embankment and not at the dis
advantage of the slight decline created
by the GROWING Of a street. The curb
ing could be lowered exactly to the ex-
tent of the depression and, in certain
cases, need be nothing more than 4
BERN. considerably cheapening the
work of improvement
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES,

To have sixty newspapers and all
the responsible protestant clergy Of his
state bolt his nomination is Mr.. Har-
dirg's political record todate." points
out the Sioux City Tribune published
in his home town. If the campaign
lasts long enough, he will fail by the
wayside."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
Topics of the Times

In Georgia the lawyer who conducted
the Leo Frank prosecution is in the
lead for the nomination for governor.
And in Iowa the lawyer who defended
Ford. the gunman-but what's the use
A brilliant forger and auto hy-
potnecator has just been brought back
from Barba does and the doctors who
examined him say he might have been
a Rockefeller or Morgan If he'd taken
another line. Just what do those doc
tors mean by that?
Massachusetts, proposes to pay her
guards on the border an extra $40 a
month. Helping out on the house
lent
China Is coming right along as a re-
public. Her minister of justice has
been caught at the head OF a big opium
smuggling ring.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13

If the friends of dry Iowa want
a dry Iowa" the Emmetsburg Report
er suggests. they viii spend more time
and pay more attention 10 the pTotibi-
tory amendment and see TO il that il
carries. They will look TO II that there
is dry legislature, for in these two
things lies the real dauSsr 0t dry
Iowa. II the prohibitory amendme mt
Is beaten and wet legislature Is
elected it Will give even a cry Meredith
a hard time to prevent Iowa from be
ing wet
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
Masonic Meetings.
Visitors always welcome.

STATED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
shall Lodge, No. los. A. F. & A. NJ.
Regular business, Friday, Sept. TO-
p. m. John w. Wells, Secretary. B. o.
Frazey, w. NJ.
sIeNET CHAPTER No. So. r. A. NJ.
Stated convocation Monday evening
Sept. IS, s o'clock. Business meeting
Carl Schaffner, H. P; John ". Wells
secretary.
STATED ASSEMBLY, King Solo,
mon Council No. 20. p. & S. NJ. Mon
day. Sept. IS; regular business. l. T.
Enroes. Recorder George Gregory. l. NJ
STATED coNcLAVE. St Aldemar
Comnandery No. 30, K. T, Tuesday
Sept. 49, s p. m; regular business. l.
q. Forbes. Recorder: H. c. Mueller
Commander.
CENTRAL CHAPTER NO. 81. 0. :.
S.-Resular meeting Wednesday, sept
.3. 5 D. m. Business. Eliza :. hat-
tin, secretary; Cora NJ, Mcdowell
W. N.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13

noses at the dexterous plumber be-
cause he goes to work in oyeralls will
do SO no longer when they consider
the high, Mount Shasta altitude from
which he labors
Overalls are not worn by women in
this country to any marked extent but
in the warning countries OF Europe
their neat baggy outlines can be seen
on every corner. 1t must be humiliat-
ing to the proud European to have to
confess that his wife or sister or
sweetheart can do his work better than
he can which teaches us that when
woman begins to wear the pants mans
domination is not worth 10 cents on
the dollar.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
FINE OLD PHILANTHRoPIST.

lStOrm Lake IlOt-IrlDune.l
You remember a few months ago,
don't you, when one James NJ. Pierce.
of the Iowa Homestead, was roaring
around the state about the graft con-
nected with the state printing? The
truth of the matter is that the job
printing offices in Des Moines who
have been doing the work have in
formed the state printer, Robert NJ.
Henderson, that at the completion OF
the present contracts. they will be un-
able to renew them at the prices the
state pays for the work. In other
words, instead of the state printing
being a huge graft, it is being done 50
low that the state printer is having a
mighty hard time OF It arranging 70
produce the work at the prices the
state pays Iowa is buying its prints
ing at less than it should be buying II
sor. Mr.. Pierce hoped to secure the
work for his own printing institution
in Des Moines and then raise the
prices somehow or other. He IS me
old philanthropist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13

In Illinois it is not the man no
matter which one of the three is nomi
mated, but his friends. In Iowa unfort-
unateiy il L. both the man and his
friends" says the Des Moines Register
For Mayor Thompson with all his
faults has something 20 De said sale for
him when we turn to the SalingeI-
Harding machine here in Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13

Simply by making homes as cleanly
as they pretend to be, plain little
housewives can beat the most famous
doctors in their own newly found and
much advertised endeavor, the pre-
vention of disease" declares the Bur-
lington Gazette
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
SAVING" THE CITY MONEY.

---------- :.
Let it be assumed that the clerk oi
the board OF public works, appointed
by the council, is made purchasing
agent.
Mr.. Alderman comes into the office
Of the board OF public WORKS anu s;:;;ss
to the clerk:
81 understand that you have to ouY
some-(naming a certain kind OF sup
plies). want to give tnai % Is
Mr.. Blank because he is one Of my pa .
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
HOW THEY LEARN TO SWEAR.

lever watch Teller. trying single
handed. TO put a tire casing into a rim?
Isn't he funny? ard where do you
reckon he learned all those swear
words?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
HE srRueeLE 70 BE IRREGULAR.

If he represents a district. a major
.ty If whom are dry. he should vote for
prohibition and vice versa. II he can
not do that ne should resign because
this is a representative government
and majority OF the people. logically
and rightfully rule, or our bcasted
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
PLENTY OF CHANCE.

Oskaloosa is growing in way that
is most pleasing. II is growth Of
permanent kind It is built on needs.
and not merely on hopes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
HIS ONLY SAFE ARGUMENT.

The .Muscatine bar endorses Judge
The0philus for the supreme bench.
Ali OF eastern Iowa ought TO, for il has
been without any representation on
the supreme bench for years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
Didn't Need Admission Fee.

"A little boy had been to Sunday
school once and was about to leave
to make his second appearance. His
mother took him to the door and
kissed him good-by with the GUS
ss..ry remark: BE good boy, and
did daddy give you penny? No,
mother; but that's all right. got IN
last Sunday without payin~"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
Wise Woman.

why did you tell your husband to
buy yard Of that goods? The sales.
lady assured you yesterday that the
sample could not be matched.
know. He'll be afraid to come home
without matching 1t, 80 he'll order mo
a fine new dress" kansas City jour
nal. 81 II
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
Iona Newspapers
AT THE JOURNALS ~sTANpne
ISioux Civ Journai1

The commodity now passing current
as argument il Iowa politics is usually
sold on the street corners at the uni
form rate of ) cents sack
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13

question mad wabbly and insincere on
the road issue. The Paul Woods Ell
dora knew dared to support morality
even against majority sentiment Re.
spectfuliy, Grant - -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13

Mrs. Carl odor is suing for q di-
sorce in an Iowa city Perhaps she
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
THE OVERALL,

than anybody in town except the post
master? People who stick up their
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13

\ tree that looks at God all day.
And lifts her leafy arms to pray;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13

A tree whose hungry mouth is pressed
Against the earth's sweet flowing
breast;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
Viia | Yapcrn.

@%iIuntrottenS Stem or Nor0omc.
rifa, iiTr Canada, hbor Sen boiler
iii pco 6lobcr % Canine % fcrcr
ionmc 2epeirt iom SUpercn. Gen
liUrcr iig bopcOiagelig al Elontefo-
&c % Sneglcr, % Sen aior itor SID
&c / Snuer o. Tlantringer.
Mcn Sen iorinaar bcller life 81
'fcnTrin1, ol bn Sen err Ell nOmerfct
Sppnmer, fnn bcn blipc Ell Sare
ior Tilfebeitonoen / Terifpono.
! Neore @apcrn, hbcr Surct blcp
inoiert ior noQlc Nar iioclt, bar @i.
Ionlrotten iornlerct iiN iaa iterft, at
Der b%egunocr at brpc iig Softer Tor,
at ser ma iUttes SfubprTmic pua
Den. ga ~iaIfpnoigc mcner, at ocll
eoclTA1cr Nrrctbcitnnocn / Glpenc.
: biSie Sage, Na &iebmnnNcIell
err iplclia / belle Spiflanb, bar set o1.
ina i'm @ctrbnina, nbtaIer Ell Sor-
iatter / ct inf Sibsifriit, at @iianl-
rottens &ieo fan ipiles. Zen tram.
ME Sllgt, iom Aie0et bnr, fan ficr.
mes peb beniiatsmpsiigt SilbereS.
nina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
.orSerlfabs

@aibin0ton Sen 1i6e Gan. Ir'
Observation-Disclosures uoitcote iooa Ell
Srbrc til / 7ctroit, Dtid., at orrcIte'
re Sranf Gd9rpcn, en- Nmerifaier
Tom iorrpIig uomenitrcocS al ocn
fanaoiifc Militprticncitc. &eniigtcn
mc0 Nrrcitutioncu cr at 100 SpgrGS.
maolet, ON Ell amerifonif Berger mi
tier lin @oraerrct pc6 at 0oo | trent
mcO ariQstiencitc. rctalig oiaiort.
Gen tcfuiifc @ntIoae moo Gas
mel cr, at han bar opcrtraoot SION.
traftarbci01lopcn uc6 at fonlnlc I'll
Sc Sor. Stnter iorat to1c Nrbcloc !
Ictroit Rettcn5 aicnoclie %iorucn.
tc5 at i%oitllno cngonG Tor aac Dc
Nun0rcocr al Nmcrifnnere5 StatllS,
iom pcnocr tilboqc ira irenmIeo
ariq3iicncitc.
Ga9mcll. ser er ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS |
Sarriion. Wiaiuc, bpcrpeoc Jig iii fo'
na0iif Grio2ticncltc / Ipril 1915,
men blep al Nelbrco5hcnlpn uompn.
itrct / GnQIan0 og icnbt tiIboGc til
CANADA. Ser If ban SiIblo ON Pr
beioc / Tctroit og iorioqtc at penoc
tilboQc iii oc 6or. Stotcr, men bIcu
i Bort &uron, Niid., nGGtct Ao2ong
al Observation-Disclosures
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

gelen pan Spoc - bpab ser | ocres
GilfGloe 10 life ifplocS no9en Slo-
faoe - og bette >ripcr Dem til Scr,
oriitigite Srrfbeo. - Sorlcoen Sag
'an icg en- Gpfliit, bpis Gpfelringcr
par blct balpt opipiit al Ell Crop
Hotter. 90 iaoar &at bopoe &ottcr-
ne prrct inoc og ioripnet iis al @c-
Oicinpaffen, iom buer Soloat bGrer
paa Snoeriioen al i'm aappe.
Ge Sen Mono, iom lrggcr iig til
at lopc meo ct Stpffe Gbofolnoe
Snrelommen iin. Nndr ban uang-
iler err al Gbofolaoen pGf - % oei
mcitc al @urerne ogiaa.
Splonterne bur lat Ell ipri0 @c'
p1gclle igang for at mpoe Snpuiio'
men, % 'Spfinocrne blanbt Dem log
ger inc Sopeoer / $3.50 Tor at uoipc.
fulcre HottciTloer og andre Mcto.
Der ior at ifaffc iig al nlco Sc llbrlo'
ne og plagiomme @iTiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

/ 6ollanb.

Nmitcroum. Nollonb. sen t5oc
,Sou Scrtcn Wcnneitcr brnfncbc
poo Zen Morfcn ii MiI / Norocit
hcriro, / sen Ilom, iom opitob pcs
SprTnQnirNcn al GiNcrnc.
Situotioncn or ircnlhclc@ merit
fritiif Observation-Disclosures mcb oct
hicmirNtc Giitritt er oibruot.
NcIc Giitrittcr iiolcrcoca iooQ al
Sc pUloilc %onomn&icr. iom ilon-
mcNe Nicnncm NrIbhet / 3liiocr Bee.
1iact. Gorbinoclicrnc ninrrNc@, %
9hutoritctcrnc cr Tom NelNc ocroi noe
al StouO til al pplpic, ON hporpiot
ouorc GiitrIttcr cr / Gorc.
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itUn0iO mlocr Nnnb ~ %%crnbnl1ct
ira Nottcro0m ill 0orhrcdt 6clui@
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oum "tilbroQie 9fnttcn oppt / TUit-
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Oc.
Nlcrc miuOrt Nru0 i 2iNct iiQc2
at hare nmNct Stco.
G%ronuiuQcu bar ~itiIlct iii SIot her
til Noracrmcitcrcn2 Gi4polition Tor.
al bcnnttca icm SiliIuut@itco ior
Tln9tuinQcr ira Tlomoiitrittcrnc.
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ole. lom cr iororcpnc ira line Nicm,
til Slotict. hpor Sc pil bli inoloQc.
rcoc % i~orinucoc mco Ntuo % alU,
ser.
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luuo iortiUttce. %%unb@bncn Hnrmt
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% pa0 mango Stcocr var Slommci
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/ Glomoiitrittct fGn Stroitcrnc d
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S~reosfonSreslen
i Sd1wei,.

Com ti0liQcrc mc00clt lfol Der |
Sen nprmeite 1remtio orrdn9erca Ell
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&c set MI uiiUntllI0iortc FroArom
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% olcnc Ell Stloic aongrc@. Gen
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Qou0a ! noQcu &ctninQ. Ter bar
mcooclt iiN mango Sfunbinopcr :
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fouicreucernc fees @cncrdlletrctTr
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DIR. Milaer NclS. Gen tnltc Scfre'
tar cr DR.. =. (rocif. 0c2llocu CT
ser en- irnnif Setrctrr, bpi@ Nopn
er DIR. u. Shcnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

Oeo aomponiet i otte Cage, set par
fn Soc september, men al &c 30
Wano iro Slensbora, Ger par font.
men I'll 2ompaniet, ror Sc II III
borte - loa on fon i%pritda, hi bar
ppret goot meo / &c Tdge. Siben
Zen Gag Dor hi in9en Sob bout, M
lager III / iait Stining / en- itor
@ronifoO, bpor hi life fan ie len.
Gere enb 1910 Ntcter ircm, %
lea ieIpfelgelig beQcr ingen &usier
Ter til. Get ialocr fun ct enfelt
Sfltb Ell Sang imcQem. elcrS leper
Ii tcn1meIig ireoeIiqt iom SiiIe. og
Sfop6Oere. Bare ri flnbe blipe /
benne Stiaing, men ri peo fun iaa
lioet, buao Der en0ri uentcr os.
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II ottcplaaen
xfpttcrarapcnc.

: Sc irnnifc o. iormooentlil oaiao
/ oe cnaelife Sfptterarape pan %cit.
~ironten hnr man / Ben iencre Sio
iaact Ell IN Elage at iloas meo, gent
lia &otterne.
: "Mntin" bcifrircr ell SoIoot
S%npnlionen. ion ban tiger "er pTrrc
enc ielpc Snifcrne":
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Wartcr. Sfoacr, Suic. airlocrc o.
9aoper er itappcnoe ii,Ioc al Dem. -
&c holoer Nongresier ON Hattcn
paa Sc melt optatte %eie o. Sc boiler
aoncericr ON Gaacn nlibt / 9anNs.
bperne. 0tan ipabierer boaitapelia
oper Dem. &c pngler og pnglcr %
&c breoer iia / Suiener o. S%uiencr
omfring os, affirat ion Spiferne
peo sicr, DC fcnnrr trTffcnoc / belle
@ataIioner. "a iom Spiterne begnn'
DER &c at PLACES al Snlten % Man-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21
WrtiucrtTerncs Ha0.

Gen ficroe Teccmbcr, Sen belize
@arbnras Gag CT TrtiqcriiterneS
Teitoag. 3 Trcoatio pleicr Der Den
Sag at ieItes pco ale SpitlMnos %
TronfriGeS acknowledgements. ut
NrtiQcrict bprfer Ell ipeciel Sel1en
~ifriper iig ira ben Sio, ga Mrtiacri-
iterne onnncoe ct lurifilt 2aug og
berfor o0ian mantte bupe lin eGen
Sfptspatron. @iac0et al Den bel.
liac Barbara prandcbe / oamlc To-
&C paa bpcr &anoii, % omborb paa
oe i%ronifc &ri9aifibe falote man
&nloncn iin1pcltben "SointesWar-
be-.
@rnm0en til, at nctop Den Gcllige
Barbara bar foaet Sen Sore at uTre
Irtiaeriets SfDtsbel9en un1iues for
ifjellig. islge &egenoen uar 9ar'
bara oen ullge, pafre Iotter al en-
rig ajsbmano pes Naun Gioicltrus
ira Nifpnieoia | 2iaeaiien. Som
Strnf for, at bun bar Noact oper
til ariitcnHomnel, blep bitn al i'm
Sober inocipTrret / ct Sanrn, bpor
bun manttc lutte / lGilgcrc 5io,
bporciter blln blep pint o. lenllTltct
al Trofoniulen Mnriamls, fpr til
iioit at bliue balsbu90ct al lin egcll
Saocr.
Wtcn / set 2icblif ba Den lln1c
EigcS Sopco rilllcoc neb / Sanoet,
mebens Sen iulatiife tSn0crS SGn-
ser enonlt bnmpeoe al Gnttercns
Nloo, bleu ocl1rc ru1lnct al Ell Spn-
itrunle ira Ninllcn % folot beo ON.
Zen Uloite b~ileolige TrcnfItilling al
6enne fpinoclige Wnrtpr piier us
benDc itoncnoe pcb Sibcn al ct
Jaarll. iom 2Ulct nctop iluar neD
l. Sanrrct 90 Spnct. Der 10 mini
ser ON Observation-Disclosures Sp'
save. fnn baDc gioct InlcSnina til,
a. Sen hcli0c barbara blcp faoret
til 9lrtileriets Sclgcn.