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Williams news., 1916-07-13
Stock Ranch At ABargain

A good stock ranch known as the Hadstate Ranch 2 miles west of Williams; 2 running springs near house and good size tank. This ranch will be sold at a bargain. Inquire of s. O.. Miller, Williams, Ariz. 6 29, 76
Williams news., 1916-07-13
PERSONAL & LOCAL

I have a house to rent Dr. E. A. Miller.
 Pictures frames made to order at Hummer Cash Store.
 Dr. Raymond made a profes- sional call in Williams Monday.
 Try a Lovers Delight, or a Bill Williams Special, at Lebsch's
 Phoenix milk and cream. Tele- phone 5S. Albert Lebsch. If.
 MT and Mrs Mansfield of Bab- bitt-Polson spent Sunday in Flagstaff.
 MT. F. M. Gold made business trip to Ash Fork Monday and re- turned on No. 1U.
 Dr. and Mrs. Melick and Mir. and Mrs. Ed. Coleman motored to Desert View Sunday.
 MT. w. K. Brown, prominent ranchman of Ash Fork, was in Williams Monday. -.--
 For quick reliable transfer ser vice by auto truck see or phone w. J. Parker. Phone No. 43. 6-15-tf.
 MT. F. E. Wells, publisher of the News, went to Flagstaff Monday morning and returned in the even ing of the same day.
 MT. John Juhl has moved into the house on south 2nd St. formerly occupied by the John Olsons.
 Sheriff w. G. Dickinson anl deputy sheriff Frank Dickinson took the Azbill brothers to the state penitentiary Monday.
 Mrs. J. R. Scantlin of Glen dale came to Williams last Satur- day to visit her mother and sis ter Mrs. J. Dye and Miss Bess. For Sale: 12 Rhode Island lay. ing hen, F to 2 years old. $I each. R., C.. Shilkett..a ,ns v Cabinet Cabin Barber Shop: 2 Mrs.. James qAmundsen and Mrs. E. Nelson of Grand Canyon were shopping in Williams Mon day. They took the evening train back s,r- MT. E. A. Adams of the Post al Telegraph Go. has accepted a position with the company at Albuquerque. Mrs. Adams left Wednesday to join him in his new location.
 WANTED-Anyone having a sad dle horse to let for his keep until Oct. 1, 1916, please write me. .e Mrs Minnie Harris,
 7-13, S-3 Williams. Ariz.
 A young Swede was brot in from the Saginaw logging camps last Saturday, with bad axe wound in hIs knee. He was taken to the Williams hospital where he is doing well.
 Madam Zemar the famous New York Palmist, will give readings at the Cummings House, first door west of Post Office, for this week only. Advice on all affairs of life, Love, Business, Marriage, Divorce Travels, Investments. If you are troubled or uncertain what to do; visit Madam Zemar. Satisfaction guaranteed. adv. 1t Look Out For Your Dog
 The Town Council having order- ed the Town Marshal to get rid of all dogs not wearing the 1916 tax, tag. I will pay 25 cents apiece for all such dogs delivered to me. Dog owners who have dogs worth the
Williams news., 1916-07-13
DIED BY THE ROADSIDE

Tuesday evening as MT. Moore, Round House Foreman for the Santa Fe, was returning from an auto ride on the Canyon road and had reached point about F miles above the Cataract bridge No. 2, he noticed green flies quite busy about the body of man lying near the road under a cedar tree. On the road out, MT. Moore noticed the body but supposed it to be of man asleep. Inspection showed MT. Moore that the body was of a dead man in a rather advanced stage of decomposition. He report ed the matter to Town Marshal Bobby Burns who notified Coroner F. O. Twitty. The Coroner inn paDeled jury and took them to the body and viewed it officially the body was then brot into town by J s. Button who took 1t to his undertaking parlors. Wednesday at p m. the coroners jury met in Judge Twitty's office to hear evil dence and report the finding.
 The Jury's Report
 After listening to whatever evil dence could be found bearing on the case the Jury reported that the deceased, T. A. Turner, came to his death thru causes. unknown. It developed that T. A. Turner had been in the vicinity of Williams for several months camping in var ious places. His camp at the time of his death was near. the einder pit. twas thot that he may have been q prospector, since he had been in correspondence with firm of assayers and had received a ie- mittance for small amount of ore.
 It was not thot by anyone that Turner had met with foul play. It seemed more probable that he may have been the victim of ptomaine poison. He had evidently died in ia great pain, the earth being dls- turbed by his convulsions.
 A number of automobiles had passed along the Canyon road since Turner's death, which prob ably took place Monday, but all tnot as did MT. Moore when he first saw the. body, that it was, a man asleep. aE ,o
Williams news., 1916-07-13
NOTICE

My wife and daughter having left my bed and board, I will not be responsible for any debts which they may run.
 G. REIMER
Williams news., 1916-07-13
Ranch for Sale

Pine Crest Model Dairy ranch is hereby offered for sale. This ranch situated just west of Will Hams has all modern improve ments and it will be sold with or without stock. Inquire of S. O.. Miller, Williams, Ariz. 76 13 Red Cross Garage Ready
 The Garage which Baumann X Kinds have been building for Sweetwood & Towery is now SO far completed that the proprietors have opened business in it. This is a fine garage 25x142. The floor is concrete turnout. The north end of the floor over the basement is re. inforced concrete construction of the most modern formula. The reinforced floor is supported by con- crete pillars of the same class oi construction.
 A salesroom IA ] X 40 occupies the east side of the south front. The basement will be completed as soon as the supports may be safely removed from under the floor. The drainage from the garage will all be led to cess pool in the base. ment which goes to the cinder sub stratum.
 The general rubber stock of the garage will be stored in the base ment where it will he safe from the deteriorating action of light. Sweetwood & Towery have named their garage the Red Cross.
Williams news., 1916-07-13
Spellmires Are Settled in Will.

IamS
 The family of G. H. Spellmire of Babbitt-Polson arrived in Will jams last Thursday p. m. They came from Seattle, making the trip from there to Los Angeles by boat and the remainder of the trip by Santa Fe.
 In settling in Williams the Spellmires have added to the population of course, but, more important they have made val uable addition to Williams soci- ety. Besides MT. and Mrs. Spell mire there are two daughters, Miss Blanche and Miss Vivian and a younger son, Master "Bill". Probably young Bill has other names that will go in Williams, all right. The Spell mires will occupy one of Pat Romans houses on Railroad Ave.
Williams news., 1916-07-13
:A,Delightfd Time for the Tots

] Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Gilligan gave very delightful party at her home on south Fourth Street in celebration of the second birthday of her little daughter Amy. There were present as guests of Miss Amy: Misses Katherine Lam- bert, Alice Lambert. Mildred Smith, Myra Gold, Louise Wolfe, Gene Elliott, and Natalie Mora and Masters: Babs Matthews and Ernest Ericson.
 Harriet Lebsch and Jack Mont gomery were also present as special entertainers.
 The little folks assembled at 2 o'clock and remained until 5. Re- freshments of ice cream cake and candies were served at 3:3O. The color scheme used by Mrs. Gilligan was pink and white.
 E.. An abundance of playthings had been provided by Mrs. Gilligan and the little folks were kept very busy at play with them. The ta- ble loaded with goodies which ap peal to two year old palate was kept hidden from the tots and when finally presented to view was a delightful surprise enjoyed by all
 Most of those present were toe young to remember their first party very long but the joy with which they participated in the event was reward enougn for the trouble of preparation.
Williams news., 1916-07-13
Look Out For Your Dog

The Town Council having order- ed the Town Marshal to get rid of all dogs not wearing the 1916 tax, tag. I will pay 25 cents apiece for all such dogs delivered to me. Dog owners who have dogs worth the price of the dog tax will do we'll to attach the tag at once. .,
 Bobby Burns,
 Town Marshal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-06


assured him that she was alive. He
decided that the proper thing to do
would be to dash water into her face.
He set her down at the margin Of
the lake and plunged forward to
scoop up some water in one Of the
tin cans that lay in numbers among
the TUshes.
He got his can, and, as he stopped
to fill it, the soft, marshy ground gave
under him, and he stumbled forward
into the water, falling fiat on his face.
A minute later a guTgling, putting
figure, composed, according to ap-
pearances, principally Of slime and
mud, arose from the bosom Of the
lake, still clutching the can of water,
and struggled back up the ascent.
For several moments Freddy hunted
disgUstedly for the girl CUTsing him
self for a fool. Why hadn't he been
content to stay quietly in his room?
He lOathed himself just then, and,
in the reaction, thought of CyTilla for
the first time in week almost.
Then he came upon the girl, and
forgetting his condition, he kneeled
down beside her and raised her head
on his arm, and dashed the tepid
water into her face.
She sighed, and suddenly opened
her eyes. At last, Freddy imagined
so, for he could see only the black
shadow of the mask. He removed it
from her face.
Where am p" she whispered in
terror.
It's all right, miss, said Freddy
he had learned that mode of address
too. Somebody cut the wire and you
tainted. Well have you back to your
place in half jiff."
The girl was quite silent Suddenly
the Don Juan mood came over Freddy
again. Deliberately he bent forward
and planted a kiss upon the girls I'M
resisting lips.
Tboyy yrvoro oC oOId G ioo C,,Jdo7,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-06


and surveyed him. Her face was in
scrutable.
You're rather muddy, Freddy"
she said quietly.
Yes, dear, Fancy meeting you
here. I knew it was you, as soon
as"
Don't be untruthful, Freddy You
kissed a girl whom you didn't know
from Adam"
From Eve, you mean" said
Freddy well, and will you tell me
what brought you here, CyriIla? How
do know what you've been doing?"
81 wanted some fun" CyrilIa said.
We'll, so did j" said Freddy.
She took a step forward. You
wanted fun, Freddy? Why, you're
the last person in the world who ever
looked like fun to me- If you knew
how l wanted to break out"
My LOTd!' cried Freddy. "Cyrilla,
you mean? never thought. But
who's kissed you, anyway"
Nobody but you" she answered.
They've tried to, all of them, but 1
wouldn't let them o, Freddy, you
are human, after all, them"
He CIasped her fierceIy in his arms.
You bet | ami he shouted why,
CyriIla, this is the happiest day of my
life, to find you out And Wen make
our marriage a dream of happiness"
And yOu-you won't kiss any
other strange girls, them" asked
CyTilla. How many, Freddy"
Freddy held up one finger. "OnIy
you, dear" he answered. My, what
a peach you looked, too! Say, what
do you think Of getting married here
tomorrow"
"And-and starting nOw?"
Right away. But not at this hotel.
A little place I know where there
won't be anybody around but you
and me-"
"All right" said Cyrilla. Good
I,yolv RI tho Couoro yuboD If dicoOv-oy.g
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
6urnmimanoelen
/ Sverige.

NCu port Sen t3bc WtnrtS. gSii-
lis Sdrococr, Ell Nulolenoc lueo
Hh~ttpnlobilcr / Stocfholm, Sncrigc,
anfonl ibaN hcrtll mc0 Ndntp'tlbet
"NeIiQ Clan" paa @icnmemrci'e I'll
Maihln0ton. San ~iortnltc. at Nuto.
niobilllouliricu / SpcriNc holoer pno
at aaa tiIQrumbe Al NnngeI pao
@unlnli (Hubber).
Norinnet mtcN HInbeialin9alfripcl-
Ter ira ocn ipenitc HeNftrlna bciegte
hon %lornnli0 Gn0lano / Snob ON al
ubuirfe Sinaoel'c til uhiuoret Sor-
icnbcIie al ct tilitrrffclia apontiinl
@ummli ira sc Ior. Stnter I'll at al
hiUlpc Sen rTritc WnrNcl.
Toriunct nleo l~i1lcnoc Stripclici
cr hon MI poa %cicn Ill @uihingtol
/ Naob ON ser az fllnne lrenllne III,
Tldn.
Sdlrccocr or ell na~tlirall'crei
Nnlcrifancr rcprUientercuoc Ell nnlc'
rituuit misunderstanding / Stool
hplnl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

meo famine MeimItot: Ia iaa Oct
treble Nnareb mislpttebes, ipntes
Silnoen, at ocn bapoe iaaet NOT, og
rlsleoe iloe ifomieret bort ira SIaa.
mlarten.
Gfornet er / Ilminbeliebeo al en-
mleget lin gtotlir. Siooer man title,
fan oct foninle Ell 9onife NOR; men
rcrer man iig oct auer mino'te, for.
ioinoer ben meo 2pnets Surtigbeo.
Sorieger man at nrrnle iig ct Gforn.
reoe, bpori Der iinbes llnger, er Gfor-
net imiolertib itrar fGrbig til Mn
greb. Get bctUnfer iia life ct Tie.
blif paa at gipe iig itait ielp meo ct
Menne'fe. NGiteu ale Spr f%oripo-
rer Jig nleo Den ~itorite Sapperbeb,
naar Oct eiGloer beres llnger; DC
glemmer oa alto oen tSore, DC ielp
leber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

piorihip" i @nmnaitif. Nnoen VriS
blcp uutoet AZ Stotamupcriiietet o1
ncoic til @rinnell College. 3. Na'
rum Al 2ut5cr GoIleBc If 'crlic
Iris iom orn beetle Burner % I'll
fiul0ten @uIbnrbdlleu.
Si0itc Wan00Q ho.0teH Sfo'
lOpaIl her i Npcn. ll0ldlOet bIeu.
a. Sr. n. i. Narioot % y. a. g@ur.
ncr blcu polQt til Glrcftercr. { Z.
%ohnion %AicimalAicS III aoalrrer.
= I. Chc polAiea til Ad@lerer pto
Stolcrallei i Gdlmor. Z. i. (rnt'
ten u~nI9,e9 iii Sfolcoircficr / Rio.
gNpnp. : Il. @nlbro / NiAhlNn0
rifle "a %ohn Nllrnion / NcHpcr.
I'll auaicrcr / Srecport ual2teS Die
gh0crion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

me- til @ontono ira andre Stater,
% at III Wunos lloinen aneaaenoe
Nulin9 % Observation-Disclosures oite bli.
Der Set inf m%pbiatte al. booo andre
icar erfare? Gnbper meo griaring
oil 'ortGlle HptoEmeren - on
oeline bare oil lptte I'll bam, at oct
er 'ttrclt at pTre iorligtig / ,Serit-
il;n9en o9 ic iia goDt ON, inben man
rd1ter zig I'll ct Steo eQer ct Stpffe
Snno, boor e%nifpprbigt iomme 9anb.
'nptfe emo Ter no, Tor man neie bar
inocrisat baaoe bets "Subfoil" og
Waoloroen paa 5oppen % ioruisi't
lie ON, at man life er fonlnlen / Ell
bcobles re9niattig. ter 2ofalitet. 90
AZ iter1te @igtigbeb er oct at iinoe
no, ont man er paa ct Steo, bpor
man er iiffer paa at firoe &ano NOR
6olf % 8P. Or life bisie 9etin.
gelier tilitebe, er set bebit life at be.
'ctte fig meo 2onbet, bpor eobt man
euers fan ipnes ON set, % bpor
a'erne mon eno fam enIfe Jig ct
Stpffe 2ano. Sclp Montana er
oct beore at bore uoell 2anb ems at
bihbe Jig til en unniilig Elabs OF
oerpeo mite Sroen pua bnnbe at eie
Sano % at pGre Berger al Won.
torn.
Gr man life iaa beIoig at pnre
boiat eriten / "tbe Subitb Balm,
/ &altipelltraften eler ct eler nroet
'Steo / Wontann, bpor &c nrrlig.
genoe Iielbe bar Sen Tirfning, at
Der er Sli9tigbeb nof, fan man iont
%egeI prize iig bcIoie, ON man bar
III Sano paa ct Steo, bpor algerian.
oct fan oanoes funitigt minoit en-
Sang ON 4aret. NGiten ei,bper
prlia, e"rfarcn Wontanamano bill
frrtr1e big, at ion er oct.
Ter or life Gull ON anbet, e,6
e. Wontann pil iortiptte meo at
irrballie @eroen pco line mango
clogs tibt omfrnm rige S(plinger.
Montana giper / @icnneminit mere
pr. Icre bnaoe al 8ren 90 andre
ligncnoc ggerbr,gsprobiifter enc
llc9en ailben Stnt / ltilionen, ifriper
Wr. @rcclcp. Men mallge al Dem,
lcn nGulter Sal, er foriigtige nof
life of nTpue, at Mnioritetcn al
oisle omfrnm rige Mplinger er pro.
ollcereoe pea 9lcres, ser or ui:her
fltn'tig TanNing eler ugfno blep
"iltlmner-fouomeo". Set pil meb
andre Sro ii1e, at enten nlao Ige-
rem odnoeS, ellcr ooioo nlna IDer-
ioroen arbeibes / TO gor ipr at
man fan opnua ct Nars Slpling. s
meget ltpre Strpg al Nipntura er
oct cen Gei: men iom nrunt er Der
ooian CRATER, bpnr ser fam proolt-
ceres rige Mplin9er lloen fnnltig
Nunoing % Ell Sommers ertrn gr.
beioe.
W,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
HNrcmcs MOo.

Sarens Sei1bch er 10 blepct ct
Sroiprpo. "HGb ipm Ell Sare", he
ser Oct, % iiffcrt or Oct, at bette 9nr,
mar oct Diner sSare. helit iogcr Hcb-
Ming peb Nllllten. Nen Den fun pg-
iaa pile tort Mpb. Snrcn pco me
oct aoot. bpilfen Nciifc, Sen oerpcb
noi9tter iia Tor: men life bcitomin-
Gre nilTggcr Den III % "a %cIea i
aicffcnhouernc for at fao ct Naal-
tib al line Ynblingsretter. llnocr
Tarrinastioen paa @aarparten no
fiGmper Sanharerne pilbc @atalier
mcb hpcranore ilben at tGntc paa Dc
Tarcr. Tom lllrer ira oeres mango
onbre NicnSer blenSt Mcnneitcr %
Spr.
Selp &aninerne fan / Sarens
Stlno uopiie aoifilie Noo. TN Sta
min lao iaaleocS % icleoe liz paa en-
&ei, ba Den pliioielia blep anarebe,
al en- SunS. Wcn i iamme Sicblif
Mnarebet fanot Steb, aiorbe auniner
Ct Sop opcr &iinbcn OF aau Den
I%orbiiarten meo line fraitiae @ag.
Zen en- iaaban Greiif. Of Sunben titm'
IeSe rnnbt. Sunben anereb attel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
Den t~orirunenc 2irpino.

Nort AaeQhuun. 81, Sen i3be
Ntdrta Aeitb Y. Golrpmplc. HIrpiue
til en- Sornuie poa $4,000, iom bar
pUrci inunct o. c''cripurgt / opcr
ottc Eor, ueuoie iooa tilbagc til iii
adnlle SEEM heriteo3. San hophc,
iortolte han, ilotttt omtrin9 ira Den
enc Gel al Sonoct til ben anoen o.
haubs ~in0entinl ri6it ON. hperfcn at
Der LA Ell SormIc on pcntcoc pda
ham. ellcr at hon ,oubc prret eitcr.
ieQt.
Galrumple 'oriuanot. mems hon
.par paa ct @eie9 hos SlTatlinacr
AZ lig Or. % Mrs. Charles VI. TaI.
mer, / Siloom Sprin9S. Irf. San
par "a blot II Mar gammel. Zen
unge Arpin9 blep irnbet al Or. Eal.
nler | et a 0tisiouris St~atshoipita.
Ter, hporiro han bapbe i~frepet, at han,
oar ina % bebt ON SirIp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
ct Spraab.

) @inoreo. y. 0of.. liQ9cr bcQro.
pct en- Nor0mano, Ole Yuffcn, ionl
life bar lnuct noNcn Stpttc poo i'm
orop, lto0tct bon bar lurtlcnt Oct
bc6rc enc oe ilcitc. Gle Ynffcn fonl
BERTH |nnbct ira Ncnicbal, Sailing
ool. fort icr ll0hrlooct al Sen lponif-
nmcritdnltc NriQ. Sfiplt 'orboIha-
piA Ell Nrcnunco por han en- al Dem,
lom 'tror ltillcoc liz Ill (icueitc
NUtternc, ioct han hucrpc0e lio
aonponi 81. icritc y. Gaf. Nriuil
liQc. Snnlc0c3 bIcn ban Ell al Sem,
iom muuttc boie Snlootcrliucta oo
GriNcna %clnTrlllhc6cr borte poo
VhlIIpplncrnc, mems set itorc Nlcr.
tai AZ Nc'oltnlnNcn i00 hicmmc %
hapoc oct mdQelil / truQuc on frcNc.
llQC Norholo. % bon blcr n0'uu Ell
a. Dc Sn'clcr AZ iinAc MUnb, ionl
loo ut Elp otrbortC. N0llp Nlg blcu
'en0t tllbuNc til NIu0rc0 % bc0ropci
Ser; men ION loot, cr Der life np0et
Aorp cllcr Stettc, iom uiicr. hpor
ban hpiIcr CT Nibnc4bnro OH, huor
lloct III iIrumocn pnnitiomcr Dem.
ionl tar sc tllnNc (oQ / Tnrcn3
Stulo.
9hl cr ser / Ninorco ncoiat en- SO.
mite I'll at 'orieNc at rcttc pua Bette
ue0 at 'nu reiit ct pPrbiQ Mummeni
over Gle &nttcn. &omitcen er al
Sem NiclilQ, al Ni0ruQcne til octtC
monument lite bare 'tllIoc noes Al
Golt. ION bor / Nlnerc0 oN Smc0u
mem at oll0n 01brc intCrc@ierebC
blrNc ion en- NnIr0niuN til AT pUrC
me0 AZ relic Str:tct. Ter cr her en-
po2iUuoc H%ulC0nlnN iii At lrllc lin
(utucnmcliNbco ~ Nanltirnuclil
'or Nolcu moo en-. lom Iiauoheo hoi
Wit iil ION en- QoA nmerituuit "a
irlot 'tlout ban var I'm %unoet.
Settle Sprnob o'icntli0aicre2 / SCI
Nadb at REF monlc nil pUrc nlcr
pd0 al pirtcIlQllrrt 0cuuc Nlou ri
Drag ien0ca I'll Nmorco State Nanf
Nlu0rcO, u. Enf. iom nil ienoc Nplt
torIrl lor ale Ni6rul. NirnmIcu
let ucutc2 at uiuc bli oiilcret pot
N}cmorlol 2oQen. Sen 30tc Mai octt,
Adr.
Nomitc; GorI :. Nnitoh. Sobl
Cti2, Aoolph Gofftn Mar Strellop
: Y McraQ0orN. 2emmic &ohnior
Ncmic Nn6criou. NinImur @icrtc.
Nin0rc0. q. Sat. WortS 1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
Vm0le, ictn inrper al.

Nor pmtrent iirti slar iioen gior-
sc No%tlirforiteren %crreaiir Ell gonifc
merfelig Spbngelie Spoairitu. Gn
Tag, ga ban blep pperfnlot al ct polb-
iomt Sroperegn, opbugebe ban, at Ell
bis Sit9lcdrt, DC iaafalote Sllrucos,
iom boloer til / Eiian9trpr, 1trnr
ilei neo ira S%rGtppperne % freb
goot / Sfiill u,lber set tG.teite Epp-
pcrf. Get lpfteoes Nioenifabsnlan-
oen nt iaa inngct eli al Suglene, iom
Dog itrar eiter igien fit inlulttet ITO
Al Snnnocn poa bnnl. Yllloielig op-
Dagger %erreour, at bans Snnno bar
bloorsb pau SSnoiioen. Get nor of,
filrat iunlme Snrpe, iom ban npIig
hapoe ieet paa Den iangne Tilels
%inaefiTre. San anitiQeoe MT pioe-
re llnbericgelier % fom mart til oct
Heiultot, at Siprene pirfeli9 iarpeoc
al. Gern1eo hnpbe ban ogian fanct
Tprfloring pao, bporfor Silglene
flngteoe ior &egnct. Siiracpfuglell
iinbes / inn icrifielige slrter ltbbreot
coer belle slfrifo, iIpr / sc tropiifc
Gane. Set er pafrc Niigle al @isgc-
ilTaten meo fort. fraftia hprlpet
Ncb. %ingcrne or forte, men &olell
lang o. froitig. Tan @opebct bar
ben Ell NiGrtop. NirrflGoninacn or
paffer roo % ipilcr / arsnliac
Shotterinaer. Set rebe Tarpcitcf.
ipm oItioa life err "paifeG9tc", inoe-
boloer mcrfp9roie nof G. PCT.
&nhher.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
Hociepclt paa GrinioaS

Sort Of Spoin, Srinioao, Sen 1lNc
NortS. GrprTiiie emf HooicpeIt %
Nnilru bar Ell llaes Sib hopt oct
trapelt nleo at beisge ale Steocr Al
<nterc@ic paa Gen. &c bar opcrolt
iaaet en- beaeiitrct Iobtaaclie. Ser
bar pTret bclbt %onfetter % Eel.
itabcr Tor Dem oper Ell Lap Sfo, %
pcp alc oisic Nnlconinger har Or.
prriiocntcn iclpisl9eIie maottet boil
bc Salcr. |co Ell al nisie Inleonin-
ger uotalte ban bl. a.:
"Spis en- Hation or magteslcs,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
Vroicsior NcuanO
pal9t til MaDor.

Sra N~ortbiicIo ifripe9 I'll "Scco-
roh Noiicu" t5oc Mort2: YroieS.
for i. :. Nolnno polgtc@ til Mnpor
al 9torihiclo laodr mc0 itor Wtdiori-
let Nroi. MollanO cr ieot / Nullge.
liuno, NorNc, huor bans 6orTl0rc
cnomI Dor. Nnn tom nlenc oucr I'll
glmeritn iom 14.9lur9 @ut, % fonI
til GambrioNe. Soma, hpor han %
hoIot 'iN en- 1io. Mnn ircfpeutcreoc
/ lin (io "3otnrio9~ .Stolcn Min-
ncopoIi9 oN nllocnbtc line Stioier
pc0 Il. Clni / 1904 huor ban cr-
hpcrucoc liz @rnocn %od)clor o.
Sucucc. san uor principal Al
Scunbinnpia Ncu0cnm ct Nor. !
1907 %on'ottca han ION NTrcr / No
thcmlntlf pco St. Cloi, bpor hon ml
or TorrctninNairrcr oQ Analcrcr.
Ndn cr en- lrroclca proftiit Wonb,
Scr 'or'tadr liz pon ale (lng ira at
iopc @ilIp til at oripc ct College c1cr
at iipre en- IN ~ptolonliif % iorrct
nInNamU@iiA : bc lloiic ire Nor
par ban Nfcolcm Al Nurao0ct % bIcp
ion ror0cIuNtig tlcnot pno @runo al
lin Sllb'iNt / at ltprc Nncn Nortb
liclbH NnliNgcnocr at man tuon0
ham til at opitlllc liz lom Ganoioat
Tor Minnorcmbcoct, hportiI ban nctop
INT cr blct poIgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
vape Siuetpriier til Yetsn-
eli Vei eQer SIR on Hetur.

8 eebet al Marts % slpriI ielsss siIlstter
til lane Yri'er en- Del. os paa pisi. Gage
slennem garet pl SiemlssereS Iape Siuets
iarter TOR Sur oe &etur p9re siGIoeube ira
Sbiedso. Ct. pouI, Miuneopolis, Iulutb.
superior, 8aniaS 9itp oa ct eouis iantt
NANCE andre Sper til Stsbsr / Norhpsiten,
,aaleoes 9tpenbe oeu Dtano, Der isser eiter
e. so9t Siem, en- anIeouins til at bsisse bet
trii9tbare o9 proputtipe Norbpeiten. NORTH
ern Vacitc Sanen %bsfieubtoicr feIaerbe
Garter: ydp Soloniit Cart en- @ei oaelia
IRA 2ooe Warts til ABE 9lpril, bea9e SAGE
l%ntIM'tp. til Steber / Wontaua, Sbobo.
s%salbinston o9 Oregon. Sap Settlers tart
Abe, lite, lsbe os 2jbe April til Steper i
pltlt9e oa centrale Montaua. oape Siem.
'e9eres Garter for Sir 90 Retur bper ferife
o9 treble Sirsoas til Suber / Nortb Sofota,
Wontana os Soabo. Sor 9iteratur liant
ploere Garter o9 Splpsninser ~tilitrip, beisa
eller t~eIeioner l. J. BRIcKER, Gen. hmm. Aqt.,,
Railroad Bldg. 5th & Jackson SITS. ST. Paul. MINI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

Mrs. z. !. NtpuoIr@ 'om 0eoe
iinite Senoaa. bIcp bc1rapet ira Sfr.
Nchuici poa Guii Mfoiu Strcct
Snannlp. Nnitor Aillcii lorretic0c.
Mrs Hemuoloe par 'eot / MIidlN0l
o. o!cp liot r0er 81 Mar QnnmlcI.
NenNep ,Sooer uar Y. Mnthcr, lonl
neo i'm SamlIie ilpticoc BERTH ! 90.
Narcnc % par Ell Al ~ncu@ Tlo'I'
Scitlcrc. ! 1850 bIcp g'0r0c ll'i
mco q. \. Rcnnol0s. Z bococ Den
ieritc Gin / Nlbcrt yea 90 &comooo
Nane. Minu Siocn 1902 hdr a.
boct her NrcM Norloen IN N'nno
ci~tcrlo>cr Mrs. McnuoIo@ ll9 cit
Scitcr. Mra. %uthcr Rcco.
Mr. "a Mra. Neltrn Scpcrlon her
9ncn hor hout Sen Cora NJ mite
i'll lem Aar lamlc Sm arthur,
irm osoe ManodAs c'tcr Here
llacra Snlelctc. Nln bleu bc1rdpci
Srrsno9. Nritor Ctio Z. Sdrmlot
'orreticoc.
@iaiam WcIpin GhlIoc oeoc pdn
Eecorah NoipitaI SpnNnl # War
uGrmncl. Mrs. @rocc Nmluto'cH
her @ncn Cr Ell Seiter a. Atoeoc.
Troiesior % Mr3. y a. STprc@
Iiac Barn oeoc 1lrsoaQ / Hoheltcr,
Dtinn., huortil NorTIorenc rclltc nco
oct Monoag Tor at icac SGgebiTIp.