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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-12
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN PICNIC
BY Special CoyvespoHdenes

Berrysburg, Pa, Aug. 12. - Frank
Deibler, who has been helpless with
intiammatory rheumatism for some
time, is now able to walk around
On Tuesday while Harvey Deibler was
helping to put away oats, he becamaA
dizzy after starting for home was over
come with the heat and was taken
home.-Mrs. John Miller and children.
after spending a number of weeks with
her parents, have returned to their
home at Harrisburg shirt fac
tory is nearly completed and is ex-
pected will start operations Septem-
Der Mrs. Charles Lebo has re-
turned from Philadelphia, where she
nursed her daughter, Mrs. Hoffman.
Mrs. Walter Swartz has gone to take
her place. - Miss Helen Daniel re-
turned from an extended visit to Her.
shey and York. - Waldron Lebo is
spending several days at home.-The
st. Johns Lutheran picnic is being
held in Henninger's Grove to-day. The
town band is furnishing music-Miss
Helen Miller and Miss Isabel Cambell,
of Philadelphia, were visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Mil
ler.-Charles Kebaugh and family and
campmeeting. - Mrs. Harry Address
and daughter Anna, left here Tuesday
for Philadelphia and in a few days
will leave for California, where she
will join her husband.-Miss Falena
Shank, of Lancaster. is visitor at
the home of the Rev. and Mrs Huyett.
PEOPLES ANNUAL PICNIC
By Special Correspondence
Malta, Pa, Aug. IL. - The Thirty
first Annual Peoples Picnic under the
auspices of the Lutheran Sunday
school of Malta, was held on Saturday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Schlegel, of
Danvile visited at the home of Rob-
ort B. Zerbe and family over Sunday.
- Lincoln Underkoffler, of Sunbury,
was the guest of Mrs. Mary Grimm
on Sunday. - w. L. Zerbe, of Tower
City, had business here, recently.
Mrs. Enoch Williams, of Williams
town, called on relatives here for sew
eral days. - Harry Agnew and fam
ily of West Collinswood, N. j., are
spending week at the home Of H. c.
Wilmer and family, here at present.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Zerbe
were county seat visitors on Wednes-
day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-12

ThompsontOwn. = Miss Grace Sher-
George Hibbs this week. - Mrs. Theo-
dore T. Haldeman is visiting her par
ents at Washington, N. ]. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Keplar left on Tuesday
for South Dakota. = Mrs. G. B. Arnold
and little son. of Hyattsville. Nd. are
visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary Gross
Patton visited Mrs. Walter Thompson
and Mrs. Carl Burris at Mexico, Tues
day. - Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Holdeman.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hodgson, Misses
Pearl and Emily and Paul HaIdenan,
OF Winchester, VA were guests OF Mr.,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06
Health Hints for Hot Weather.

BE sure the leftover food Is not con-
taminated by flies. BE sure the tcebox
is immaculate. Remember that germs
cannot resist boiling, and If there Is
any sick child or person in the house
hold the safest way Is to use enameled
ware in the sick room and boil 1t thor
oughly before 1t is used again or by
another member of the family. Fly
screens are useful in keeping out flies,
but do save one from the neces-
sity of 4. L the flies that are already
inside the house. All fruit and yege-
tables should be very carefully washed,
and, better still, peeled if they have
had much handling. Take reasonable
precautions of this KIND and then
don't worry Many child has been
worried INTO an illness by an overanx-
iOus mother.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06
TABLE LINEN REQUIRES CARE
Must Not Be Laundered In the Usual
Ways, II Best Results Are
to Be Obtained.

Good table linen, In the first place,
means much. But care of the same
linen means more.
Strong beaches must never be used
ON fine table linen. or course, table lin
en- Is often badly spotted and needs to
be- cleansed Ia some way. But boiling
water removes coffee spots, cold water
removes cocoa spots, and sunshine re-
moves many stains. When stronger
acids must be used, they should he APP
piled and removed by intelligent hands.
They should he allowed to remain on
the spot just long enough to eradicate
them, and then rinscd thoroughly out
with clear water. For II they remain
on too long they remove not only spots
hut pieces of linen.
Some old fashioned housewives Oc-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06
Steamed Peach Boil.

Sift two cupfuls Of -four with one
scant teaspoonful OF salt and three ia
blespoonfuIs of baking powder, rub in
one rounded tablespoonful Of butter
and moistcn with enough milk to make
rather stiff dough. Place on a
Toured board pat into rectangular
shape, cover with sliced peaches, dust
with flour and sugar, roll into loose
roll pinch the edges together, wrap in
Toured cloth and steam one hour.
Serve with peach sirup. slightly thick
ened with arrOwrOot or cOruStarch.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06
Mint Ices.

To make a refreshing mint ice, rinse
small handful Of fresh mint leaves
through several waters, then bruiSe
thoroughly and steep for an hour in
a cupfu Of lemon and orange juice
mixed. In the meantime prepare II
strip of one pound Of granulated SUI
gar and one pint of water. Add the
mint, strain and freeze
Mix the juice Of two oranges add
four lemons with six tablespoonfulS
Of sugar sirup using four tablespoon
fuls Of the mixture over each glassfR
of shaved ice. Place sprigs of mint
on top of the ice and fill the glasses
with mineral water.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06
SOME CHUNKS OF WISDOM
Various Suggestions That Are the Re
suit Of Many Years Experience
and Observation.

Did you ever know that you could
test AN ovens right heat for cooking
certain eAtables with d simple piece
NJ white pAperf II the paper turns
light yellow, scarcely perceptible, II
II ready for cookies or sponge cake
II It turns nearly decided yellow, 1t
Is ready for pies, pound cake and
mlnce pies II q deep yellow, It is
ready for bread If IT blackens the
paper, cool the oven right on.
Did you ever know that If you want
ed anything cooled quickly that by
placing it's dish in pan Of heavily
sailed cold water. you would get re-
suits AS quickly as If 1t were set on
lcef
Did you ever hear from Old-iash-
Toned folk that all vegetables that
grow above ground must be put to cook
In boiling water and all that grow be
low ground, but new potatoes, must
DO put To cook in cold water?
Did you ever know that In eating
you must not mix too much fruit and
vegetablesf Cabbage and apples are
not intended to be eaten together, but
by those who have the strongest of
digestive organs, and these can soon
be abused. Grapefruit, or an orange,
and cereals and milk, eaten at the
same meal Will sometimes, after a
while and occasionally very soon, set
you to wondering what has gone
wrong with you.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06

casionaIlv have their table linen dipped
in buttrrmilk 70 Whlten II. The linen Is
allowed 10 remain IN the butterlntik for
day or two, if necessary, and IS then
thoroughly rinsed in cool, clear water
later In warmer water.
For fruit stains, pour boiling water
through them while the stains are
damp. if possible. If they dry on rub
them with lard and put through the
usuuI washing process.
Always dry table linen out OF doors
in the sunshine. If possible, have
little bleaching green of grass. pro
tected from the inroads Of cats ard
dogs.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06
A Valuable Fish.

Fishermen of the southern side of
the cape have been capturing sturgeon
and tossing them back because they
did not know what 70 do with the big
fish. Now they are shipping them to
market, having discovered that they
are worth Is cents a pound, and are
considered better even than swordtiSh
Sturgeon flesh is salmon color, and the
spawn, of which Caviare is made. is a
special dainty. Specimens taken on
this coast have run from five to eight
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06

Truly Feminine.
ladies" announced the president
of an afternoon bridge club, ladies
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06
Darninu Tip.

To make silk stockings wear longer
than they were ever meant to do buy
Il small spool of mending floss just
the snme color and carefully darn the
heels and toes both ways. This pre-
cautionary darning will not spoil the
looks of the new hose and 1t consid-
erabIy retards the time when they be-
come threadbare.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06

All ones lie r. music n one touches
the notes rightly aud in time But
there must be no hurry There Is n"
music In a rest hut there IA" max.
ing " music in H. And people nre
always missing that part ~ The NE
melody aud scrumbling on Without
counting MOI that lt'- easy 90 count,
but nothing on which sn much de
ponds ever Is easy John RuSkln.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06

it has been moved and Co.
there shall he no converse ,J ,''ieo
card tables, What shall ~
the motIonY' 10
i suggest" said a sprIgbn,
blonde, Il suggest that wa ~,
while we nlay." 'ct
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06

Little John is a confirmed :,
head. One morning when ha ~.
than usually averse to gettina
mother reasoned with him bv !
his attention to the flowers :
"Why, the little flowers har.
awake for hours" she told H.,
here you are at eight o'cloct
in bed"
"Oh, WELL" was the rarl,
what awful dirty beds they hor.
how nice and clean mine tsp
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06
Az. You Worth WhIIe7

Are YOU merely existing In Your COM
mnnlty 81 are YOU living Ia ~ Are
you doing anything for rs benefit or
are you simply making your living
from ~ Arc you n builder or are you
n parasitef ia other words, Are you
worth whllei
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06
RlueherrN DumnIlnns.

Two-thlrds Cupful sweet milk, two
cupfuls -four, two teaspoonfuls baking
powder, little salt Have pint of
boiled canned berries drop by full tea
spoonfuls into dumplings and boil I'M
til done like any dumping. Any berry
will do. Eat cream and sugar on them
II yOu Ike
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06
Calm Rzbuks.

81 suppose. II IT. privilege ri tn"
postmaster 10 read alI the post cards
said the irritating person, Il -uppos"
il is" said The woman who was sort
iug mail. Maybe ri j" il II anybody
was 20 come along ~ sufficient i'm
portuHc- to arouse my curiosity"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06
Just Couldn't Miss II.

whats the population or this
town. asked the supercilious stran-
ger
"Oh. about 900" answered the ma
tive
"Haye Won an active citizenship
'TolprbIy active, sir. The last tune
we had lynchin' here some OF our
prominent citizens who had been bed
ridden for months, got up to take Il
hand in the proceedin's."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06

feet in length. and the tish are taken
IN strong nets. The fish weigh from
100 10 300 pounds.-Old Colony
Memorial.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-10-06
Control Passion.

Where passion is high, there reason
Is low. He only employs his passion
who can make no use Of his reasOu.-
Cicero.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Observation-Disclosures

SrQ Baltimore mel0es, at Den IN
tie observation-disclosures "Oettd)Iauo"
cnoml opbolber Iig poo Sapncn Der.
Sll'tcn bar uUret, % er 'renloelcH
iuIo al Nngtcr ON, at Ben par poo
gtippet Ill at niAua, % man bar I'M
hDcr Morgcn i oucr CT l(1ca Sto
ucutct at ie Ocn5 Nntcrplao3 tom.
Mlt bar inioIcrtio pUrct iUr0igt til
NiQan1, Gen bar oe iioltc Nor "a
&c Here Gunge buffet moer Sap
mems CpcriloOe men cr eitcr Ell fort
Ii02 Iorlcb fpmnlct tiliunc iqien.
llbcuior 3,Wtilsgrrnicu liQQcr Ell
hcl NAB Al brittle og iranIfc &rpo'
icrc poo &oQt, og ser goor Nngtcl
ON. at Der, oclpi2 ifiult al ariAS'fi
bcuc, ital pUrc icct ct i|tcrrc Gnto.
umOerljQr Tortoitcr, iom man me
ucr err iciot ira GugIono Tor at iotf,
(uitercn, clltcu bon torumcr oucr Cl
Ter mNcr &on0ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Dilions Ueoerlae
/ Geras,

@aibington, Sen 25oe Suli: st
ipienbe Tcoerlag blep ue0 Erimpr-
ralget / 2eroagS tilisiet Er9lioelt
@iIipn al Itelgerne / SeraS, ioet
No item iamtlige Sppoiitipnsfanoioa-
ter bleu nomineret.
@iIion, @ilions Iericopolitif %
billions l1benrigspolitif par sc tire
p~igtigite Erogramiogcr peb &algct,
9ilbGngere al BEN @ilIonifc Folitif
blep iluaeoe operalt, buor Der par
MpofanOioater opitileoc moo Dem.
g~rgupernsr Gplqllit, bpis belle
&aale bar baieret poa Sppp-
iition moo Er9iioent @iIion pg
bans WerifopoIitif blcp nleo ltor
Waioritet nomineret ior NorbnnoS'
lenotor. 2igelebes ieirebe WcSemore,
Ser / fine Salgtalcr paa oct lforpeite
fritiierebe ErniibentertS ioopcl Vterl'
co. iom lloenrigspolltit | i'm Stamp
on Iominntionen for &ongres'
mano "at large.
Ser1 al Sc @ilionife aongres'
mpno, ser troebe at irer1ne line
prlitiife SrltereSi er ueo at lopprlIe
@ilion, blep ilaaeSe for @pennoml'
nation, nemlig Galloway, gurgeis,
Stepbens, Smitb % 0apiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Iiora9 til Soban Sclnes,

Mrs. 30. Wpgaaro, Sougbtom g.
Gaf., so; 81. g., Butler, 2. Sat,
81; Mii8 ". Sorgcuieu, Ncrtb AIM.
bop q. g., $50; 5. g. &oIbei, Got
tonpooo, Mim., 81; Gn un9 ga
me, Gecorab, So., 81; 81. Is. Sill
thorpe, Soif., San, 81; &. s.
NcimSncS, 2ote @iIion, Wiinn., 81
g. u. Mioitrsm, 9ofc @ilion Wtinn.,
ST; 0}rS. >. 9tilicrL @lenbale, isis.
81; WirS. 6. RoSmuSien, @lenbale,
g8iS.. ST; Gn llbrnpunt, @ttricf,
@ia, ST; Mrs. @llro &snning,
Rocf Springs, Mont., 81; Gn Sren.
ser, 9SaIcott, q. 0of., 50. &illam-
men $500 - liOligere fuitterei
ior $9lS.37. Salt $965.37.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Saaonc oGo.

@%oiDinQtou Sen 25oc &uli. Sffr
miuorc cnN ire al sc tore NcQicriugS.
orpartcmcutcr ~ &uititabcportcmens
let, Observation-Disclosures % Goii.
oepnrtcmtutct bar plcict Noao
mco hiuouocu % ~uOponict &Inner til
CT GclttoQ MOB ranhuc 9G0. ipcciclt /
&c itorc Nucr.
Ter unr uculiN inblrhct talriGc
Sloacr iii 2ouobrlga ocportcmcutct
iom oct ~pauhuiler al baouohTpC
"lurc Sonb" Sopem ON, al Here al
Sc Itorc Storage" Homnouicr ieltc
al bli fit Ct lmuabcliat Nntul gam.
lie. al 9Iocroom3iuaghcO liocnNc HG1
uco NiGlp al Eaffcpoiten,
Get iremQnor, at biaic aOmpaniel
har aihpubct itcre apantite.cr AZ Del
his bcoQrocoe geQ til @ugcre, Cell
fateSiehauolcrc, &onbitorcr % an
ore itorc %,Sorbruaerc Gicrnem Sotfe
poiten %, iom Sopen freezer, merle
8affcruc "~iriife sGg."
1orat bortIeoe MiStanfe ppierer o.
poo Reaningcrne De aicngie Eriic
Tor iriife 9Gg, men t%ilitnor icncr
&ioberne eli Habbat iporcuOe til Sor
Itielen mellem oisie % De meget lab
@riier, iom betales for beoGrpeb
gga. @eo at benptte YatfcpoiteI
nnogaoes ben eaers panlige Snipct
ton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
SrorelanosianSen

Baltimore, W~tarplono, ben 24oc
,$lIi. "lbc Stur Spanglcb Banner"
be0nnoer mere og mere at bli lopIig
onertienOt iom oc Sor. StaterS So.
fredericksburg, mems "Nlmerico", lonl
hiotil ulmiubclig bar rGret onicet
iom Den nmcritouIfc "nationoI
bpmu", mere % mere aoor no al
Nrug.
Eolitict bcgp,otc ioaq lloocl'nacr
al Gremplorer al en- Sorcroning ON
at ole GIliteocoprenbcnbe ifol reiit
ii0, naor "Stor SponQIco @onuer"
i2iuc@, ipnQcS cllcr ocfIamere5.
Guh9cr S%pcrirUbcl'e al 6ororoa
nurNcn itraiic0 mco Np0cr / ct @clct
al optll 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Orfan / Spanien.

Wabrib, Spanien, Den 26oe Tlili
Or Crfan al ubsrt &oloiombeo bar
berict Eropinicrnc SoragoSia, 60
ria. &nIloooIiu, Seon % Eontepeou
San0sbpcn Sorrcon or laGt | ahl.
incr, % ire airtcr cr b~ortlfplleoc al
Tlonmcn / &unoSbpcn Mtrca / Ero'
ninicn Nra9on.
Siaene al If Sire or biergeoc, oq
0Cu uateriellc Sfa0c or enorm.
SnOcuriQsminiitcrcu pil mmnooC
ON en- ipecicI @cpiIanin1 til Sirlt
Tor Nc bicmieptc Giitrittcr, bpor nT.
item oltiuA cr InGt / 9hti1ler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
gfterpao mootte De bebc

@aarbe. gfterpaa maatte De beoe
ON 5orlaoeIie % lobe "@oo os 9e-
bring. Wen fem blep benrettet; oct
par bel De "p9rite al benz. Ssree-
lia er Oct at minoes Zig Sremfpro
al De banife @mbeosm9nb.
garet efter bIep oct Sptpier al
genoerne / Heoenes ogiaa. Is Mano
orog til aongsgaarben Heoesnes,
bpor De or9bte Soaben / Sengen meb
1S Saar. Serfra reiite oe pibere til
@aaroen Gfelonb; oct bar @eningen,
at De nilbe ilaa neb "ane Sogber oa
SensmGnb". Stig 9agge = Gems.
berren oper Sitter - fit oog Het pao
Dem. "San bar gsnberne for itip."
Wrorun Sic / "Sremifriot".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Qlaifas uofcriel.

@aibington, Den 24be Suli: aIa.
itas l~loisriel til Be Sorenebe Stater
anbrpg iioite Siifalaar til omtrent
$50,000,O00 builfet er oobbelt iao
meget iom ben g~ienneminitlige aar.
lige llbfsrid / De iibite fire gar.
On al Dc intere5 ianteit Splps-
Ringer, iom / oenre 6orbinoelie
MeoOeles / Snnbelsbepa,tementets
Napport, er bcn, at aobber er iteget
IT, at bli Ilaifas uigtigite lloier.
ielSpro0uft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28

Get banife Excitement peb Stanburo, Ms
berta. Gauaba, enifer, for at iorebpg9e mt
liz MiSioritaaelie, at meooele:
1. ut inoen 4ri9SIfat er padld9t yano=
munbcn / Ganabo. 2. ut tpun9en &0rnez
pli9t life ~eriiterer os efter &e9ierinsenS be-
itemte @rtlGriu9 life nil blipe inoiert |
Sanabo. 3. 9t alt t~ilbo9epGrenoe eano /
% peb port Excitement Der, iom bet beoIte
/ peitlioe Canada, miolerttbiat bai pGret
taoet al Marfeoct ben 6euiigt at r~eieruere
bet for biempenbenbe Solbater, paa Setts
lementets inbtrGn9euoe Spfororing after al
Gauabian Vociitc 6ailmap G%ompanp er
aabnet Tor Sals paa be i%Gbpanlise 20 Iars
Setalin9spilfaar.
NGrmere Splpsnin9er 9ipes berebuiOi9it
al Zen boulfe Excitement stubs SsfretRr.
ANTHON c. RASMUSSEN,
Standard, Alta, Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
StlialgS s %s1;o ,'s s;I,o ri:

Selaenbe 8 opbprfebe Sarme / Norb Oaz
tota maa i9iges mart, % berfor er Friien
lat Ian. Observation-Disclosures er nleset riz
melioe.
no. 1. $50 slcres / bet imutte GATE
Ne9ton, 90. Tat., 8 Dill ira gp, $50
geres tnb'aaet, so acres S%apnesang, 6eiten
Slaattelonb. ubmtrtet Serb, mt Gus iom
toiteoe $4,000, Barn" meb Ylabs Tor 40
8reaturer. Eris S4S 50 pr. gcre. 8ontant
81 coo, 81 500 lite MartS 1917, Geitsu
Salpbelen al apIinsen bpert gar.
no. 2. $40 acres, IL Wtl pit for
Spen @rarp. eanbet er ubmerfet % bar
en- imut geliSgenbeb. Settlementet er
lt%anbinapilf, sooe Spsninser 90 er / en-
bper Senleenoe Ell ubmertet Sarm. Sontant
81 200, 81 ,4Oa life Warts 1917, Eeiten
Salpbelen at aarets aplins. gri8 $4,000
pr. 4cre.
no. 3. 800 gcres I Drill oft for gsebfier.
10 mertet Sorobunb, soot Sanb. 300 acres
tnblaaet iaar, mt "grauerp" fotenoe 5000.
Nrls $500 pr. Here. aontant ST ,OeO,
81, 0OG lite Warts 1917, &eiteu efter 8iebes
rens guife.
no. 4. $50 geres, en- Wil fra @pbau,
u. Sat. 9onbet CT npt al beoite Sla9s.
@ooe, npe Vp9niu9er. GriS $3.50 pr.
Icre. Iontant 81 900, 81 200 LITE Warts
1911, Reiten Salpbelen al aarets gplina.
Wo. 3. 4S0 gcres, s Wtil ira Wtorfeb,
Npt 9obt Qane. $50 9lcres YlooIanb,
Heiten Sapne9ane. 200 9cres opbprfet.
Soot 6iloepanb paa Sarmen. @obe Sngz
nin9er pGro 81 800. Mert ben biaise Eris,
bare 1926 90 pr. glcre. $500 %fpntant, $500
tie Wdrts 1917, Geiten 6alpbelen al aerets
Nplins.
no. 6. 800 gcrsS, 8 Mif ira Iarfeb.
9anbet li9ser / ct 9obt Excitement. so
@erss opbprtet. @ooe 8pgntnger. Gollinie
o9 Selefon nRr peo Sormen. Yris pr.
1917, Heiten 0alpoelen at 9larets Inlin9.
no. z. $50 9lcres / bet betienbte stn9ie
Sanobitrift i @iuiams So, y. Dat. Npt,
Sobt eano, s Uil ira Warfeo. Vris meo
SDaninaer S26 80 pr. Qcre. Sontant 81 900,
81 go lite Warts 1917, Gelten Salpoe!eu
al NaretS apling.
No. d. 100 acres mt eanb - oft fan
opoprtes = 10 Wtil ira 4lo,a, %. Iafota.
lomerfet SSorb. Sim $500 pr. acre.
Sontant $3.50. 90, 5000. 90 ben lite Warts
1917, Neften Salpbeleu al gplingen.
Ser or aitiaa COB anlebnina for benz ipm MATTE
enite ha en- COB y. Sal. garm: &isb nn eanbet
bliper aIoria biniaere. Bent life. men itrip efter n9r'
mere SpIpSninger. CAB mig faa oioe naar De tan
REEVE no % bele otS'e 5arne.
.Se9 bar oeiaa 1afe @aNm, Yaontama. Sano
at 1Glae. 2et er rte9et qpbt eanb pg i9l9es bllt9t
% paa rtinslta. Witaar. Sum ira sl2,5o I'll 5000 pr.
bag an9llit Some'eeters rates.
sfrio ftror til lluberteguebs.
HANS ALLEN,
Go THE ALLEN LAND CO., Red Wing, MINI.
n. ALLEN, President 6 Manager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
gpameiter hilbert s(uitao blep

S0gltelfer Wlpert Iul1uo pieU
SnSbaaS Mitcn p9tepiet til WilS Sn'
la Anberion. gielien, Der forcgif
ocn 1orenebe airfeS Ireitebolig, for
retteoes al Valtor @Iesne. @ruoen
er pngite Cater al Wrs. u, y. In'
ocrion. Sc Npgiite tilbringer en-
llgeS Sio i Spiaingbperne, % ol!
peb fin Silbaaefomlt boiGttc liz Der
/ Npen, bpor Wr, 9IuItab til Sslten
oil bpqac CT @iem Tor Dem paa Den
Grunotomt, ban npIig fisbte
TIcuiant Sill 9iltriftet. Sorclsbig
bar ban iirlbt OF at gipre meo at bng'
9c Tor andre, ba ban bar Here Sitie
unoer Spisrelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-28
Smaapiuf.

- Gilbert Nnulcn rcllte Slr3oa9
til ga Grosic ior at isae SH9eblTlp.
Senator 9. ". Gnger rclltc
Monooo til Sort GoNGc % &c"
MoiueS.
WiiS Soeaa Ncrom ira No
biion, 2. Gaf., beiegcr SITBthln8cr
/ Gecorah.
@r. % MrS, AruoIo @lIbcrt'
ion par iioite llsc ell Eur I'll %rolrle
on Chen.
WPiiS Clara Sogcn fra 6crttle,
"a, bar Ell SiN beis9t Sospongcr@
noe paa 2anoct.
Melpiu Snttrc reiltc WnllooN
iii Ricc cafe. %ia., ior at beleae III
Onfcl. Or. Satire.
WrS. q. Z. @renno ira Wotcr-
pile bar tilbrapt noalc Gage Der hos
Mrs. g. 8. Aafer.
MiiS Mobel Snufenion reilte
SirSba0 til Ietroit, Wfilul, paa ell
@iiit hos 0trS, 3acob'on.
Mr.. % Mr& u, $. %era ira
Ga GroSic bar / nogIe Sage beie9t
DIR. GA @rS. Otto Splbcrg.
Ole g. gni$ / N%leuiant Solprt-
hip ioIQtc iioitc llgc lin 6orm I'll
sfon Girf ira @obnoio, Wttnn.
- Nopofut :. u. Nclion her al
@ucn toItc iibitc 6rcoaG pen ct 'torrc
GlltonlobiIitcpnc / QIabcI, WFtnn.
Mr&. $. $. @oloum % Mo-
oeren, Mrs. g. s.. @oIO, fom Ser.
ooa tiIbogc fra lin &iiit i 0tinot, u.
Saf.
Sobn RiuQoobI % Sohn 2io'
bcra "a 1ontilic ira HcN @in9 til
broote iioitc ll0e noGlc 0nge | Se'
corab.
Niiia Ilna Gloiicn Der AZ
@ucn blcp iorlcocu rQteuict I'll Ncn'
oal RcnOricf. Ell Stobouolcr /
ISntcrloo.
NuQuit (cife / NleoIolt Soiprl'
fhip miiteoc unoer lloclret Iorrl9e
Cn20oa inp Stnffcr aupg, iom bleo
0rrbt al @nnct
Wiis MnrtIc See fom BERTH
Giraoo0 pno Ell &iiit hos Ioootot
Nellons Der / @ucn % Nnorcm
ericfIonS / Burr DAT.
WiiS Gillian Hlron cr reilt til
Iobciter, Minn., boor bun bar facet
Gloo& iom SpQcpIeicrite peo Gofto'
rerne Maro'& NoinitoI,
- MiiS Sngo Roh, iom en- Irlr.
acre 5io bar bciegt lin Seitcr, N}rS.
@roicSior Z. &, Ehompion, rciIte
iioitc llQc bicm til @raitom Y. Qot.
Mr. q. >. @erQ me0 @uitrll
ou Cater cr for Sioeu pdo @rio8
hos DIR. % Mrs. Charles &obnion.
0ir. Berg er Ntrs. Solutions BRO.
Der.
Mr % Mrs. Noe ira acIlu,
Ia, fom hertil SirSho9 paa Ell vi
iii hos hcnoc5 6%orplorc, Ntr. "a
Mrs. Sans CIiou Ge tom bio ira
Chicago.
Cigar Anoerion o4 Nuitru ira
Grorp, q. Cof. ophnlOcr iig Ncnuc
llQe hos Mrs. Nnocrion@ IorUIOrc,
@}r. "a g}re Eoul Gaze pou &uib.
iuQtou %rairtc.
@oI6um @ro2 bcriteo2 bar
fiobt @rnyner Shnuot2 Gicnoou
mar @iIlcn NoteI / C2iiou o. nil
beuuttc iamme icr lin 2G2 % 6jUr'
frpiorrcmiua o%trbortc,
- Mortiu Nuatcnion 81. z. Nao.
fcuiors II 9lor Gumle Son bouot
WonoaQ BET llbelo at iaIot ueO ire
onocu GtaRc al ct al Sc me Nuic
iom &oracr @anion bualcr oppe pc(
&ucuS &ort, % i~oriloQ iig nofio,
ilent, 9meno auUitelicrue life por a
no9en aIporIiQ Art.
Dir. % Mrs :. q .. Neit
% Catter iaut Gr. Scott o. Nuitrl
% Or. Scotts Gaocr ailoa6c Man
Bag en- &iitt poa "Gecoroh |oiten"
aontor poa 8ieuuemrciic iii GoIeoo
uia, Minn. DIR. % Mrs. Neit
bopoe I nogen Si0 pPret poa &cIs
hos 9atteren, Mrs. Scott, / Mis-
'ouri. o. giort luren i gutomobiI
Nr. 5eitc uNtoIte, at ban oloriQ bo
feet be6re Sanoepeie emo ser er oier
zen Soma. Aulinaen 400 oueraIt nj
merfet.