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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
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fon life tombcuococ e broQtc
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
Oulfan Oirfiomhco
paa pamai.

Nonolnlu, Nopal (crrltoru. Den
20nr Nioi. StnCr Al pulfulllf Neg
% 0oup uoilnnQcoc5 i BOT % iha9
ira NlIIfoncn Moiun goo puo Zen
Namai. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a ,<IoIci
len pod (oppcn al Nlllfnucn GiInnca
cr uir0punliQ uttiuc. ~ &ngcn Sfn-
oc rr hl0tll unrcttct
&oN ~ 2untpltncrnc 'teA I'll Ell
oniIonct Nrioc al 20O0 500 % flm-
Sc iaQttuQcp / Numoreoc Miles Nm-
trcb4. %apn mclbca al iIonlme nco-
az Niurun geo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23

/ @ruboommcnS WoberS Silent /
Sprine @rope peb Toit. Sobn'on.
Set bar lin SSiitcreSie, at Def bar
QaniIc Mirs. StcnchicmS Abe Trpl'
lup3bao, li9elom oct o1ioo paa So
Ocn par Il Ior, iiocn @riogomnlenS
Nro0cr hilbert. mi al Nrnc9aro, ".
0af., blcp 0iit. Get ungc Tar til
trooote ion1nc Nitelt Hciiet 10 til
North Gofota, hpor DC pil oprette Ut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
KonS Ghriltian
un>cr Knipcn.

Qirbcnhapu. Gdnmnrf, Sen lore
M}ai: AouN Ghriitinn blco i0oB
ouerrrct lor ct Niopcon0c al iammc
Slnl4, iom han blcp opcrcrct Tor
/ 1915.
Moultn pnr mlNrr Eno'lpocl'c AZ
~brNrpcu0c Nii0lcr / uUitcn Ell Sinc,
<uNcruc mcboAcr at Spcrntioucn
uar pClluftCt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23

Stlial9e. = 100 Ncres Tarm, 4
- Mil ira Warteb o9 s Wtil ira MiImar,
sobt, INT @aauin9shus Os "@orn", CANT
melt GUS Cd Sorns~rib. 1870 gcreS A9er;
ooot 0anb. Gris 800 90. Til antu9e 81 ,0G0
inoen ct slar 9obe &iIfaor paa 6elten. u.
Is. Prpmu, ySiQmor, Wfiuneiotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23

= ilialgs. Soebe-
- iurme, 6:eatnrranhss % Earbitptter
for S,apebrus tiliolss paa lette %iIfaor %
til m,eeet lane (riier. Venniplpanie Mort.
cage Snpeitment Company, Sor gin. Spo;
fame, Waib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23

ctial9s.-Semt Icres Tarms
Lamb Tor $3.50 nrr Warteo, Stole %
Selefon. 300 Dill ira Spiuin9bperne %
Chicago, peb be tore Snoiieer. Feter Sers
oau. u. /, Telton, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23

Oam "'locate'" oi9 paa ct ubs
~ paIat Spmeitsab. grturiionsr hper Sirss
baa. Silifrip eaer Miss Natioual sdno
@asnep, 329 IaIaee Slbs.. minneapolis.
Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
600 misunderstanding Minnes

NM ~ " wv ~VUI0VN y
u iota. Ntsit inobphenbe MaisbeIte. llos
palate opoprfsoe itarme. Vupeite Vriier.
gette Tiltaur. Glip Gisr al ell ,Surm. yiiter
frit. aun III isnoe big eft? Worebart Sauo
60. Wtuntotp, Winneiotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23

CiiaIsS.-@urtb Safota 5arm,
balp Sectiou, ppoprtet; nGrpeo Susu.
Grsps iom SibetaIins. =. W. SIREN,
&rainero, Ninn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23
25 9lcres, Ter Ntil n%prbenior

ciljal9e.-160 Icres Sarm |
Softer So, q. Sat. AS gcres nnoer
Vloa. s36. 90 pr. Acre. 6alpe apIiug 9uar
mep / 6anpslsn. Sorfel aureitub. Suanta,
V. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-23

blir0c fordllOrc I'M MtclllllQ ON NOT
cninQsid0cn. &i MAJ bare Net I'll
OF iorunorc Mcniug, raar Der lore
Il00cr Splp9nin9cr iom iUttcr Sn-
Ncn / mt Sn@ Tor oa. Nnur II,
icm ri tror, meb aob @rirno mcncr
at maj, / ocn Torcncoc Strife life
i%critaar "Sp9ier" iom ri 9irr, "a
nlua ri icrulbrc Dor Mcnin9 ON
rct roaScIilc / at lutte us "ionrnrell
n;eo bisic Nolf.
Is. I. See mcnte az Ser uur %.
naoet Gni9heo ~ of Den par %
ndaet pad ncn eneItc Moubc ion,
Gniohao her fan ppllaocs, n%cnllia
reo Samiunocue3 Sililutling I'll
SMler, ACCOMPLISHMENTS &C
Wten Minoritcten / Spnnbcn hnr be,
aurot cr Strio. Cen beapnoic mel
%snifriit % bar iortiat rco teoIo.
off TinShu9acri. Slir oct Split
trlie. iad Iigger Oct ! Whnorteten:
&Tnoer: Maiori.eien hi life Split
tcIic. Sffc heller %ioronorcr nj Snn
cNcns 8omtitntior. 81 artaaer ba
r. en- m aon%iti.ition. Zen Sore
nroc airfe bar oIlercbc antcgct ocl
npe apnititution; men Dc arbcihe,
~irerScIeS unScr Seres gamIe aou
i;hltior. Snforppration III IN
SamfunS. Ser or eli Saa iom mac
nc cfter Sc boracrli9c Gore Ior a
buue @plniaheb. Sette 0orilae siGI
scr SntaseIien al aonltltation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
RHEUMATISM AFTER
HIS DAYS OUTING
Hunting Trip On Il Wet Day
Brings Painful Results.

once upon 81 time Charles Mullen, OF
Philadelphia. went cunning. II Was n.
dismal rainy day. and long exposure
10 cold and wet brought on :. severe
attack Of rheumatism. He was con-
fined TO has home.
:, friend recommended Sioan's Lini-
mcnt, citing his own case as evidence
Of its effectiveness. Mullen bought a
bottle and applied II to his aching
limbs. soon Improvement was noticed
and he was able 10 return to business.
Mr.. Mullen writes: Since tina, cx-
pcr!cncc ! have never been without
Sloan's Imminent in the medicine
chest You viii find i, soothes
bruises. Spraina. toothach. and re-
iieves lame back. ncuralria-in fact
All external pains. Al ali druggists
15C. SOC and Sl.dp a bottle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
ADOPT DEFINITE OBJECTS
TO ADVERTISE CHURCHES
l'lnn Presented by Directing Commit
tee Ia Approved by I:ducn tionnI
League.

Definite objects for those striving to
Increase church going ON the part of
the people of Richmond were presented
mittec of the Educational Church
League at the Business Mems Club
yesterday by :, subcommittee composed
OF III. w. Jackson. John Stewart Bryan
and w. l.. Austin. The report was
adopted and the committee instructed
L" continue it's work assisted by two
new members. DR. Douglas S. Free
man and W. s. Rhoads
The object of the organization
should be fundamentally to emphasize.
populariZc and gcncralize church
going among all the people of Rich
inond. reported the committee. ''To
this end we should:
Il. Enlarge the field Of use fulncss OF
all the churches in Richmond by ac-
auaintinE church members with the
opportunities for service, setting forth
from week 10 week some OF the under
takinGs Of Christian people that have
succeeded here and elsewhere in
bringing larger congregations to-
Sethcr in the sunday and midwcck
services Of The church. This is cS-
scntiaiiy Il work Of education.
80. We should seek to Increase the
spirituality Of protesting Christians by
poi''ihS inc way 10 worship more
clearly to those who do not attend any
house Of worship or who have become
lax in church attendance thus bring
ing them in touch with those who do
personal work for the Master.
-. We should inStiil into the minds
of church members generally the vital
truth that worship--not mere church
at;cndance-is essential 10 their spirit
uai growth and to the advancement OF
Christ's kingdom ui.on earth.
II. We should enlist the hearty CO
operation Of Ill the ministers OF the
city in tho work Of raising the good
name of the Kingdom above the dis
play OF the sordid events Of cvcryday
life in the press. and give IL the place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
BRITISH TAKE PRISONER
FOR EVERY YARD OF FRONT
Capture $50 Germans In Line OF Less
Than 800 Yards In Winnin. of
Scliwaben Itetl0uIr.
MANY KILLED DURING ACTION
Repeated COunterattacks Made to
Recover Possession or This Posi-
ton, and During Last Week There
Is No Cessation OF Fighting.

Copyright. 1916. by Associated Press.
BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE. Octo-
Der 10 (via London. October 1G).-.n
completing the capture of Schwabcn
rcdouDt, Oh the ridge above Thicpval
the British took u prisoner for every
yard OF front. or $50 for IL front OF
less Than 300 yards: not Ia mention
me number killed by the artillery prep
hration and in hand to- hand lighting
before the Survivors SURRENDERED.
Ihc Germans manning the trench
and those in the reserve dugouts could
hardly have been crowded into one
line back Of the parapct. This gives
an idea Of the Importance the Germans
attached To that last bit of high ground
along their old trench line south Of
the Ancr". on the Thicpval ridge. which
their desperate resistance characterized
ns the most precious two-acrc plot IN
all France
After the British got the first half
of the rcdoubt. the Germans made re-
pcntcd countcrattncks To recover pos
session Of it, and for the last week
there had been no cessation Of tn"
lighting. Now the British look down
all along the valley TO Grandccourt
and Il is impossible. apparently. for
the Germans To maintain batteries in
that area.
Between tho new British positions
and the river along the old frout-linc
Qualifications. German infantry. COM
mandcd by British guns from ;wo
sides. still stick to their maze Of
trenches. going and coming like wood
chucks through their underground gal
lerics. German prisoner reports
that in this ncighborhood thcr. is "a
rccord-siZe dugout capable Of holding
300 men,
"Th"v do hate to lca.o their happy
homes. which they have been two years
building" said "a British soldier
The big rarrisons which tho Ger
mans maintain for tho most part keep
10 their dugouts, rushing out when
there is any recess in TN. shell fire
10 try 10 repair the damage done
guns let loose on them. Finally. when
nothing but wrcckagc of trenches re-
mains. and only the dueomts are in
tact, British Infantry charges to gain
another section of ground
In taking the remaining uncapturcd
portion OF STUFF redoubt, in the same
region. tho British took 100 prisoners
with "A loss OF thrty-fivc mon
Along the center of the battle line
The British have made some attacks
IN the last week, though not in great
strengths they succeeded in some
places aud failed IN others against the
heavy German resistance. ON the
whole. IT was the quctcst week since
the beginning of the grand offensive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
n Hostile Anships
Shot Down in Month
German Authorities Publish Ex-
act List Of Allied Losses
During September
tBy Associated Press. +,


BERLIN, October 16 tby Sayvillc)-
which twenty7onc were French and
iifty-thrcc were British. were shot
down by the Germans during Sep,cm-
Der. according to an exact list com.
piled by the German military authOri-
ties. says an Overseas News Agency
statement to-day, as follows:
THE German military authorities
nave compiled an exact list of all hos
tile acroDlancs which were shot down
and fell into German hands during tho
month of September They number
scrcnty-four, Of which twenty onc
were French and iifty-thrcc British
Among the French were nine eau
dron machines. eleven Nicuports and
one Noran". Among the British were
one Newport, one Bristol. three Avros.
/ seven Ni"kcrs. seven Martinsydcs and
one Sopwith: eleven of type BE.
'Blcriot EXPERIMENTAL: eleven OF type
FE. cfarman experimental two Far
man, one unknown.
"of ,wcnty-threc shattered or burnt
ncrop!hncs, the names OF the occupants
could not he learned. The names of
those in tho others are given. together
with fun details regarding the ma
chimes in the German list.
This publication.'' adds the state
m"ni. lis illustrative Of the worth Of
tho declaration recently made By Pre-
micr Asquith in the House Of Commons
that the British aeropiancs had gained
complete domination Of the air. Tho
entente powers never give precise de-
tailed reports regarding III. successes
they claim in aerial warfare"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

E"v. Henjamn Donald Cav. -. H.. a
Gradual" Of Richmond College. and at
present pastor Of the West Washing =
Ton BAPTIST Church. Washington. -.
g.. has been called by the First iap-
list Church. Of Durham. y G., accord :
ing 10 report received sunday. lie
VIII succeed Rev. John Jcter Hurt. ID.
D. who accepted last summer Il call
TO Wilmington, y. - Or. Cav preach
ed before the congregation on Septem-
Der -. DIR. Cav was the husband OF
Miss Emma Writ Williams, OF Rich
mond. who died recently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
II rightly should have in the daily and

II rightly should have in the daily and
periodical news
% We should afford. AN avenue for
Inc better advancement Of these causes
"hich appeal 10 all the churches for
support, and we should create AN at
h"Snhcrc that viii make easier the
of any church ar amy dcnomina-
'lon IN seeking the cooperation Of its
members.
70 explain the exact purpose and
scope of the proposed campaign for
The increase of church Attendance will
bc the purpose of the speakers at the
meeting Of the Tuesday Club at the
railroad Young Mems Christian AsSo-
ciatton at O'Clock to-day. Talks will
he made by George y. Moriland. adj
HertiSing manager of the Old Dominion
trust Company. and by Rev. IL. -. G.
Maclachlan, II. D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
POLICEMAN is SUSPENDED
Member of DnnNilIc Force Took Part
In Fight Lust Week In Henry
County.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
i'ANNli.li, VA, October 16.--patrol-
man :. ~. Bowlcs was suspended for
ht'ccn days from the police force to-
night by the commissioners for en-
EaginS III fight last Monday night
with w. Il Throckmorton.
The night was III Henry County. where
III" men had gone 10 buy country pro-
duc". and Throckmorton secured the
officers pistol and drove to DanVillc
With II IN his pocket. Bow,cS, i'm an
other car. "v"rtook him and fought
him on Floyd Street until he got it
back again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

between Mulberry street and tho
Boulevard
The board awarded to Nicholas &
Henley the contract for the construc-
ton OF Il sewer i'm Edge liill Road
south from Graham Road. at their bid
OF $500. Barton Maryc received the
contract for the extension Of n sewer
IN Ecatti" Avenue. between Twenty
third and Thirty fourth Streets, to cost
approximately $Si6.35
city Engineer Boiling was author
lied by tho board To- prorecd with GER
tain minor repairs to tho arches over
ShnCknN Grnnh. MnrShnll And Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

Streets, replacing IL portion OF tn. old
stones. Mr.. Boiling told the board
that this work. which will require
about ten days. should be started at
once.
The Superintendent OF tho Street
Cleaning Department was instructed to
have his repair force repair the brick
sidewalk paving on the east side OF
Harrison street. between Grace and
Franklin Streets. and to shape up and
top-dress with granite chips tho side
walk on tho cast side OF wcst Street,
between Main street and Floyd Ave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
SMALL CONTRACTS LET
Administrative nonrd Awards work for
improvements In Various
Sections of City.

The contract for the extension Of the
sewer in Twcnty-fourth street across
McDonoush Street. on the South Side.
was awarded TO Burton Maryc ycatcr-
day by the Administrative Board at
his bid of S475. John G. Chcatwood
WAS awarded the contract for the gray
cling OF tho roadbcd Of Chafin street.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

j. II. Binford began his duties as
hccond assistant superintendent Of tho
iIchmond city schools yesterday morn
ing, succeeding *. j. Hokc. who re-
signed IN september 10 become super
intendent Of schools OF Duluth. MINI
Mr.. Bin:ord gave up the position OF
Inspector OF rural schools, OF tho STATE
Department of Public instructions L.
become assistant superintendent of ia.
Richmond schools. He is a former
principal OF The Springfield school
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-17
ARE
NOT WAKING Up
Importance of Health in Social
and Business Life De-,
termined.

American people arc waking up 10
the fact that health IL very import
ant factor for the successful carrying
OIL Of social and business life. In
Europe the people seem to care more,
hut with the advent OF Tanlac people
are coming to the conclusion that
health Is important and that it can be
easily obtained. Here is how Mrs.
Harry Engel related her return TO
health recently. III suffered from in
digestion and rheumatism. had Il
formation of gas on my stomach. and
Il depressing feeling around my heart
] could hardly walk. But since taking
.TRnlaC | am not troubled with that
IaTful accumulation OF gas and haven't
had cramps since. feel a great deal
better in general. II is relieving those
rheumatic pains and ] am very thank
ifUl for the benefit have received.
Tanlac iE very good medicine and I
recommend it to everyone"
Wake mp! BE healthy and enjoy
life. Go today to FarreIl's Drug Store
and get bottle OF TanlaC and throw
the cares of i'll health from your
shoulders. Price ono dollar per bot
tIe.-Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-17
Cost Will Be S15,000,00O and
It Will Contain $500 or
More Rooms.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE larg-
est hotel in the world Is to be erected
in New York City. II is 10 bc situated
somewhere in the Times Square dis
trtct. close TO the cnnvcrgcncc Of TWO
OF The city'R principal SubwayR. II
10 cost $l5.00U.000 and IL to have 2.5t.
rooms or more. which is nearly twjrc
as many rooms MS the largest hotel
nnw in existence. The $15.000.OOO II
to be divided between tho cost nf the
site and the cost Of erecting and equip
ping the building. The hotel is to be
called the Commonwealth.
Tho largest single building contract
ever made for the erection ~ hotci
is tho one signed by the Common
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-17
]. R. PRATT WAS
A SUFFERER FOR
TWENTY YEARS
But NcrT.WOrth Soon Made Him
Feel "All Right,r Tie Told
Burke Drug Store.

Below is a strong local endorsement
of Ncrv- Worth. that wonderful nerve
tonic which Druggist Burke is selling
in unheard OF quantities. the tide ris-
ing to higher and higher levels every
week.
These words OF praise were given TO
the Burke store by Mr.. ]. z. Pratt. OF
No. $50 East Pike street OF this city.
II il Of q character that confirms the
claim that Nerv-Worth is the worlds
greatest nerve tonic:
For the last twenty years I have
been bothered with stomach trouble
and nervousness. / couldn't sleep at
all Rolled around all night.
81 have doctored with several doc
tors and specialists and never any re-
suits, and had to be careful what
I'D eat.
SBut / have taken two battles Of
Wentworth and | am feeling all right
IA great deal better, and can cat any
thing and sloep.
II Ant SURE WILL BE ENTIRE
LIZ CURED.
II recommend tito all people with
stomach trouble.
yours truly.
u. r. PRATT"
Your dollar back at the Burke drug
Store II Eerv-Worth does no. help
YOU Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-17
CATCHES BASS UNDER ICE.

T1FF1N. March 17-Here is one
entry in the early fishing story con-
test Eugene Schultz.12 year old
son OF PatroIman Schultz. while skat-
ing nn Rock creek broke through the
ice He sank to the bottom and in his
terror cIutched out wildly. His out
spread hand wrapped about a twenty
one inch black bass. He was still
tightly holding it when the other boys
rescued him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-17
SENTENCES A PIG.

NEW CASTLE. Pa, March ia
pig captured by the police while roam
Ing around the streets has been sen
fenced by Mayor a. D. Newell to spend
the balance Of It's life at the city poor
farm. No owner could be found and
the members of the police force were
beginning to have vision OF roast
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-17
W. 81. CONANAY.
hereby re-pectfully annouhce my cal

hereby respectfully anuouhce my ran-
didacy for the nomination for prosecuting
attorney OF Harrison County. subject 10
ths viii Of Republicans ai the primary
electiOn. Jun" it'll, 1916. and desire il
known that II nominated aud elected. /
will not AK for Il second term ] earnest.
~ solicit the vote and influence Of every
Republican in the county and pledge my.
-cli 10 keep faithfully the trust II repoEed
in me. also sincerely pledge the party
tbnt / will give my lost Efforts ia the ran
campaign for Republican success whether
i'O'''"1 ''S JOHN C. SOUTHERN.
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- rnltA sint.. s.n.ln,

am candidate for the Repubiical
nomination for United states Senator, sub
iert To the prlmury election to be hSl,
June u, 1916. and will greatly Appr0ciat,
your vote and influence.
Huntington. w. Va.
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For Prosecuting Attorn.v

/ am q canIIlate Tor the NOMINATION
for Prosecuting Attorney OF Harrison
County. West Virginia, OH the Republican
ticket, subject 10 the primary election
lime q, 1916. Am nhtive OF HurrlEou
county politics. Republican,; education,
LIE. OF the state University experience
fourteen years Of actual practice In this
county. aud respectfully solicit !uvestiga-
tIOu. and your vote aud Influence, aud. II
elected. ! promise a faithful. fearleSS and
impartial discharge of the duties W the
Office 10 the best VI my ability.
"a At con AVrA%
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rcliticnI Adrnrtisernnn,rl
announcements
STATE OFFICES

= ! OF WWFFFWuFs
] ant candidate for the nomination for
governor Of West VirEiniR OH the Repub.
licnu ticket. subject to tho primary plac.
ii0u. Jun" i, 1915, and respectfully solicit
your vote and influence.
IRA l.. ROBINSON.
LiraftOu. w, Nm
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Fnr state Trnnsnrer

am candidate for the Republican
nomination for State Treasurer, subject /,
the primary election June d, 1915, and ear,
nektIy solicit the support and influence OIL
the voters OF Vest Virginia.
ELLIS A. YOST.
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nomination for Secretary Of StatG. subject
to the primary election, June d, 1916. |
believe in tho principles of Tho great Re.
publican party and Its Platform shall he
ms platform. | Will appreciate your vote
NIKE II. KING.
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