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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
SOUTHTACOMANS
In FIRST DEFEAT

ity of the Tacoma team to get to-
gether for consistent, daylight
practice, made itself evidence in
the lack of team work at times.
Taylor. left half for st. Mar
tins, scored both touchdowns.
plunging through South Tacoma's
defense both times. Walt Holm
berg OF South Tacoma suffered a
broken collarbone and was re-
placed by Jensen. II was the only
serious injury of the game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
STEAMERS
DELIVERING ORE

Steamer Colusa arrived Thurs
day night with 1900 tons of ore
from South America for the smell
ter. The Latouche finished dis
charging Thursday, the British
steamer Potomac is now discharg-
ing, and the British steamer Hen
riette arrived Thursday with ore
from British Columbia, and the
Santa Cruz is due to arrive Sun
day. More than 10000 tons of
ore have been received by the
smelter in the last week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
WASHINGTON FANS CARRY
CAL. STAR ON SHOULDERS

ering of something like 10000
fans who swarmed over the stands
had grave doubts all through the
first period. In the first quarter
the Californians had the pigskin
nosing at the Washington goal
nearly every minute of play. II
looked more than once like the
visitors were going to put over a
touchdown in the first period. The
victory for Washington was the
result of the old, plunging, smash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01

The South Tacoma Athletic club
received its first and only defeat
Of the season yesterday at the
hands of the st. Martins college
team, from Lacey. The score was
II to 0, made on two touchdowns,
two place kicks and a field goal.
Although the college boys were
lighter than the South Tacomans,
they made up the difference in
team work and speed. The inabil-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
depended

ing style. California depended
more on the aerial game.
In Roy Sharpe, California left
half, the game served to intro
duce q new bright shining star.
Many experts today say Sharpe is
the fastest and best all around
football player ever seen in the
northwest. He was carried from
the field yesterday on the should
ers of Washington fans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01

en- by Mrs. Theresa Maglione,
mother of Chick" Maglione, IS,
and one of the most promising
young lightweights in the country.
ut is great relief to a moth
er's mind to know her hoy is ath-
letic, to know he prefers exercises
and outdoor activities to many
harmful things boys Of his age are
likely to learn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
MAKE PLANS FOR
POINT PAVILION

Secretary Cover of the park
board will ask for suggestions
from architects for the new Point
Defiance pavilion. Though the
pavilion will not be built for a
year or two, 1t is hoped the new
foundation may be put under the
old building next summer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
Meehan Wins
From Norton

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. willie
Meehan, Pacific coast heavy
weight champion, who recently
annexed the Northwest title by de-
feating Frank Farmer CT Tacoma,
won an easy victory over AL Nor
ton of Kansas City yesterday aft
ernoon. He was given decision
at the end of four rounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
Omitted Press Leased wire1

tUnited f-ress Leased W1re.D
SEATTLE, Dec. 1.-The Uni
versity of California football team
and its trio of coaches are on their
way back to the land of the orange
blossom today. Yesterday the
southerners gave the champion
Washington gridders hard battle
on University field here. The
score was: Washington, IA; Cal
ifornia, Z.
Washington won, but the gath
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
Enterprise Association J

AKRON, o., Nov. 2S. = Il
wouldn't advise any mother to
raise her boy to be pugilist, be-
cause l know the prejudice there
is against boxing as a profession.
But l do advise mothers to raise
their sons to be boxers, to be ath-
letes and to live in the outdoors. :"
This is a part of the advice CIV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
WolGast Wins

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IA
decision was awarded to Ad VOL
CAST, former worlds lightweight
champ, at the end of IA 20-round
match last night with frankie
Russell of this city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
ALICE BRADY
is THE STAR

The strong story of Bought
and Pair For" which enthralled
theatergoers for several seasons,
done into a motion picture drama,
is as fresh as an entirely new
play. And crowds at the Apollo
are finding this World Film feat
ure with the beautiful and talent
ed Alice Brady as star most
pleasing offering.
The Apollo has another strong
dramatic feature booked for Sun
day, 1.-THE Unwritten Law" said
to be filled with sensational and
exciting situations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
ShadeSDundee

NEW YORK, Dec. 1. = Eddie
Wallace shaded Johnny Dundee in
a fast 10-round bout at Brooklyn
last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
SPORTSsIEN!

OF On 4 ONhENs
Whether you hunt or fish,
tho statistics here will prove
timely and important.
Fridays SUN
Rises, 1886 a. m.
Sets, 4:23 p. m.
Saturday Sun.
Rises, 1887 a. m.
Sets, 4:22 p. m.
Fridays Tides.
Time. Height Time. Height.
$500 a. rs 1923 a. .14.9
4:53 p. IA 9:26 p. 100
Saturday Tides.
$3.50 a. AZ 11:0S n. .14.7
6:03 p. SO 11:2S p. .10.4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01

Bowling tonight: p. o. league
@ p. M, Orioles VS. White Sox;
Commercial league, Stone-Fish-
err vs.. Telephone Co.; City
league. Scotch Tailors VS.. Burn
side Hatters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01

Earl Corners was matched with
Billy Clark at the Old Tacoma
movie house Wednesday night.
The scrap was a big drawing
card. Corners boxed rings
around Clark. They boxed four
rounds with Earl showing SUI
periority all the time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01

johnny Mclaughlin has his has-
ketball team in trim and is
ready for the season to open
any time. He is anxious to get
scheduled with out of town
teams. Games may be arrang-
ed through The Times sport de-
partment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
Is N Any Safe?
See 1.-THE Unwritten
Law" Then Decide
CENTRAL
BUS STATION

115 SO. 10TH ST. TEL. MAIN 26A
Lunch Room in Connection
Schedule Auto Stage & Freight
Service. Baggage Checked.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01

Jack Quill was an eyewitness
of the big football game in Sc
attic yesterday. Several of his
former schoolmates were on
the lineup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01
i. By BILLY CAIRNS
>~~~>e~~>~~~>o~>o.

ball team, and that is saying u
lot, as il will be remembered
that Lloyd hit over 500 in the
Twilight league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01

Fat" Funk says that he cannot
seem to get in his old bowling
form this season. Last year
Funk was one of the most con-
sistent local bowlers to be found
in this neck OF the woods. This
year he will bowl 200 one day
and drop down to 130 the next.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01

Rancipher, who looks after things
on Nelson's billiard hall, is
simply burning things up with
his cue. He is becoming such
good player that his friends
say they will have to bring
Morningstar back to the city, as
the only man who can beat him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01

Andrew (Pete) Cuculich, one OF
the most popular athletes in the
city, is spending Thanksgiving
at home. He has been out of
the city, working, for some
time. After February he will
make Tacoma his home again.
He will head the w. o. w. Mid
gets again this spring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01

Lloyd Rushmer OF the Outlaw
football team, has proved him
self one of the fastest men on
Z the team. He has been playing
. corking good game all season.
and has starred In almost every
battle. In fact. he is as much
At home on the gridiron as he
n on the first sack of a base
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-01

Vow that Thanksgiving has pass
ed and the football season is
over we turn our thoughts to
basketball, boxing, handball,
bowling and all the rest of the
indoor sports. But the time
will soon pass, fellers. And
before we know 1t we'll be out
at Russ Halls ball farm root
Ing our lungs out. In the
meantime, it's the milder,
tanner games for us.
e Is n regular treat to watch
Eddie Bates cracking the worries
in the billiard halls. Eddie is
one of the slickest boys with
the cue in Tacoma. He can
make cue-ball Jump, turn
curves, shoot circles or do al
most anything he asks of 1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-18
A SOUR VIEW.
The Anglo-American Press Views
The Peace Proposals of The
Central Powers With
Less Hostility.

The leading Anglo-American
newspapers OF the country are
changing their tone somewhat with
regard TO the peace offer OF the
Central Powers. In the beginning
the sneered at the offer, but upon
taking q second thought they have
como TO the conclusion that the peace
offer is nothing to be sneered at
The New York Times, which
would, perhaps, resent the charge OF
being pro-German, charakteristical
ly says This overture cannot be
dismissed, as some OF the London
and Paris newspapers, with singular
lack OF insight and foresight, have
dismissed IL, as a mere clever MAN.
oeuver ON the part of Germany, a
trick, u trap. The Allies would put
themselves depi0rably In the wrong
should they take that view. The
offer OF Germany and her allies calls
for candid consideration and for
reply that will command the ap-
prOvai Of the neutral world"
The New York World is apparent
ly of the same opinion when it saysI
"All that Germany has formally
proposed is discussion and confer
cnce rhe slate, therefore, is clean,
and the German suggestion can be
considered without prejudice by the
Entente Allies. It Is impossible 10
read into the German proposal the
trick that tlie British press seems
70 fear, on the plot to spread dissen-
sion among the Allies against which
Premier BRAND has warned the
French people In so far as Ger
many only asks for conference,
there seems to be no valid ground
which such a request can be re-
fused"
The New York Tribune, on the
other hand, which wastes five col
umns Of good white print at war
prices In an irrevelant discussion OF
peace terms, still not upon the tapis,
goes only to the extent Of suggest
ing "If the German Government
shall hereafter supplement its origin
al proposal for peace by definite
suggestion that there be q conference
OF representatives of the nations at
war. and that az this conference the
basis of negotiation shall be the re-
stOration of Belgium and the return
to the territorial conditions OF July.
1914. The Tribune believes that a
distinct step toward ultimate peace
will have been taken, even IL, as is
probable this proposal is rejected
by the Allies at the present time"
CONTINUED on Page Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-18

beute 9l6en0 bonn britiiden armee.
NonptQuorticr oussegebene oifisielle
@criht iagt 6olgenoes
r@eiteru 9iott gelanQ eS einem
lnlerer Getohencnts, einen erfols.
reiden llcbcrfall ouf feinoline
Shiibcngr1ben in Der 9f66e bon
9foniort 81 imternebmen, nobel oem
SSeinoc SerIuite beiae6roht pilroen.
Ssir Iino oub in ieinOIihc 6irobcn
in scr @egeno iiioweitid pen @Dt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-18

lc5aerte eingeoumeeb no mir sic
@lai@mcngemebr Inheritance 8tri
it0rtcn.
Der 8cinO brod3te bcute 9R0raeA
oitlid BON Ypern cine 9Rine SUR @y
pIoiion."
" nfdnglidcr @rfolg bat
nidts an fagen.
(Nra0iIos mo sa0piue)
9crlin, IL. Gcsembcr. Ser
@liltiorfrititer Ger lle6criee 9lonrid5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-18
2seri6t Oes Oeatf6em @enerafffaOs.
C0rabilos ua6 saboiae)

serIu, H. 2esrm6er. cnUniGcn sruppen inter sch
maridna audHn 6acH bic gascnOeS GutrolSumaaicn
an cncr bu Srnt screm Sic 1850 Weanocne
benetm 10 eofOmOiUeu nuO 400 Sa6npossOns.
Sn Der GObrSidu unrNe bic geOanns Der ic6eOn rnmanhrn
nrO rnIhcn Ogcbt Die GcnramGdtc
bis M Den bauaSetu 2iNrft Sm nTrSleu Sbl Scr %Ouu
seornngcu
qn Scr nascboneu 5rpn 9nt i'd bic sadaac ntt @cicut6
perauccrt
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yarOS I'M Sr snDmncn Sic nabmen abcr 300 yann aconan
nuO madtcu unisc Scntc Sin nFir gOuF mu9c Sni
abgcdlagu
Sn @cfrun In franGFT6r Srmppcu aecru 6rn gOroF
AMI Ocm Snter Der dS IN Der @srnS NIT nuucrmnoertr Scg
weih pou Ort secacuen gs engcnOmmem Ter gOrur Der
Ontden SQnngCn nf n6rold
Sc5Onuanr snm SiaitunO oe6radt
@erinde briicr NbInugen 0endc Sdabuera6n in Scr
Mae NON SanneSenmp aa rnS cn5noriugn WaSeu bag
abscidlasn
2eie @clOnnaen nO Dem omtdeu gcrd cntnOmmeu
@admias Der Ocndn ubcu Srcresns onsgscbcu
nnO einem gonsen SuHdIt nnd iulscnOrmoFcu Iantct:
Salfam &rtegsf@anplab
parmernpp Ocs 6elbmorida0S glnduu llnierc Srnp
pen baben gccrn Die Sn5cmUcsnO nn cncr rn rOut su5t
sic matn 1850 cuusene; unherOm cem ncu 10 euomppen
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in Oi SGuOc.
Sn Der 9o6ruSa hat sic rapSc crioano Ses NnScs S nr
cu5cucm Sknn erunS cict mncrc
Om @aOfrh i'm n6rOIdm S6ce eauScS 6eransbrnd
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uecOOnhe Tront IS 5nbn Fd fciuC SpcraOncn ar0h
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brosloOa in gSoStnrpatca gSboIc FuO Snde Srp
pen OgeSrangcn nS Eubcu cine suG Ganscusn
Wiiden Surbn.ybtbeinuaen 5mgeragcn.
grnegrnpp Ocs Ern5cn SepppO 8dBern NadJ taricn
%orbercneen 6an Oe 0ncu enen %Ooh aeaen
Enic noB SAn nOrOwed BON Snnabnrg nnternommm Sic
ben blntig abgeflnsen
&6rbld Der apOebgns gabnnc @ranScubaecr Nc
erS SnianersSement &r 81 cine ruhdc 5hauna sic on
500 yOros frefte i'm Shrm Sc eIeu fnf Si
nnO 300 Nann 0l Wiangne bic S1H0e
mir mebrcre Wnidnenscmebrc nnS Wturnmerf
@cFIider GricgsidampInt
Nmecgrnpp Ocs AronpriH5cH Nupprcdt n Scg
NGbc bon SannSnmpO HUrOd 6ue gncrc DcrndicH rTde
NafcmeutS ufer oem Sdnb cncs arfcu 9rile sncrS
crc SGhngrNbn en5nOugeu Sic wnrOen blug nbgcdueem
Irmcesrnpp Ses Dentihn 9ruupusen Sn orn Ginier Der
WaaS Babcn 0c 6ranucn eecru rn Anafff fOrtgek nm
bngH Jngen scans ibucu OaS 1Ori @Oupdp mcli
ppn bort seegcnn &ao 5n banpru Sb @urad uter nSo
lid Urtgcett mnrOe Stclnnocn au n SSbe DrS
YcrsrHdcuS n6rOidl BON %csOubnug uamnen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-18
Stuff. Stelluugeu uube 2utit eritiirmt
snf Der gstNfront mir0 q itOn wicOtr rn9Igcr


Serliu II Scsember. Der 9entc AcnS 81 ipScr SnnOc
On@eu 0ucrulub craeue ade Scrdt fat subcu Mort
liant:
qln Der mehidcn 6rOut i'm 0tlcH Sressar
Oic WefedtStbGigfeit 6ene cine 6r idiuadc.
lHicre Nrmccn in Der Gfdn @ala o6cn in srUher SGrtc
ben gn5cn nuS ben nncru GnMf Scs GOmauul gefrenst
Su Der 9ObrnSihda 6abeu uur Irmecu in u6Saer 9dtug
ueter an gOOen geuouneu.
Mni Der ma0nien Irnt aina berlitnihmaha rnla
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-18
S6On G(06pft?
9ie StORfrait Der
SyrauSuicn.
SSn ibrer ncmen Sffcmfiue
auf &erbmnfrpmt.

9ic lcbten bciOen 8cri1te Ocs iron-
5oiii9cn ariees6lircous iprc6en
nur nod bon 9(rtiaerie.Sb6tig.
felt unO 9otrouiaen. @ciedten im
NIoos 9e6irf. 9hid Sonoon
wciB ni6ts 0icucS 0u mcIocn.
Sluf ruiiiidcr 6ront ocDfs bciB
Der.
&oriS II. 0c5cnbcr - DoS
6rilte 9lbcno bonn frou6oiiihenariegs.
Bureau misge9cbcnc offi5icIle gu0e
tin bat folgenOen @ortlout:
u9luf oent re6ten llfer ser W2ooS
bom6oroirte oic fcinOlide 9lrtiQcric
lmierc nelieu 2inicn bel Go6eroii.
bile mO 9e5onpolr uno belonocrS
in Der @cecnO DER aG6ambrette
8orm. SSir ermiocrten oos Scuer.
gIuf oem &cit ocr 6ront cab cs
9lrtiIIcrie.6cucr nit llntcrbredun.
ecn."
gOn Ser iron36iii6ca
6ront,
&oris, II. Geem6er. -9lm rcd.
ten llfcr Der @loas imo im Ger0in.
9Ibihnitt fam cs lcbte 9tad)t nllr 5ll
@otrouillengefebtcn 3pii6en Iclit-
i9en unO 5ran5oien. 60 6eiBt es in
Der oiii5iellen N}clouug BON bcute
fadmittog Oercn @ortlaut folat:
oSn Der Champagne Uuroe cine
icinoIi1c 9luifl1rumgs gl6t6eiluua,
lpel6e bic 9l6iiht 1ottc. iidJ cines
nnicrer fleinen Soften iueltli@ ser
9ooarin 6arnrStroBe, norolib BON
Soiloin 81 ndbern NIT ScittiQfcit
obgepieien
sln rcdlten llfer fonocn Eotroiil.
lcn'3nianntcnitoBe IN ser Wcacuo
BON Sc5onoolr itott.
Sm Slbidnitt bon ct. @li6icl ir9hig
Elm Oelltiher slngriff olif umicrc @ra.
ben bel GbmIOoncourt inter imicrcm
6citcr ie6l
Slt9lrmee: Nm Ueri1ieOcnen @unf.
ten Der ,Sront enhuideItcu lid glrtil.
lerieaefedte Sm itolieniic6en gl6.
lbnitt tanoen acknowledgements
itott."
. yfeuete BON ser
@riten Sront.
Sonoon II. 9e3ember. - Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-18

CONTINUED on Page 40
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
G%lettriife Serubuner / Wuroc.

Is Sperl9e 1orbereoer man Ell lllt'
cealiu Cuergung al belle oct lucn'te
&crnbuncnet til clcftriit Srlft, %
9tor9c omguac5 man meo ~lignenOe
Eloner. Torelpbig CT Der lloorbei-
oct lloner ior N%mIbpgning al Gri-
titanic -lrommen Nouell til eIef-
trilt Crit, % DC ifol nlt giennem-
aooes al Ell &omnriailon al IRE uoen-
lanbife o. Ell norif SagfnnOig, ionl
traa0tc lunmen arlltlanla Den
I ltc Soruuar. Gnouioere er Ser til
peiebrogt Ell ian1lct Elun Tor Smbpg
ming a. Norge9 belle Sernbanenet
meo S%eregninger ooer, bpor De Tor
ifiellige Observation-Disclosures
Ifal lpggea, o. hporfru araften ifal
%ltoiie<, bpilfet pil noOpenoi9glere
Stnten2 Grbperuelie, e%pentlelt /
Sorbinoelie meo arilrlanlo og andre
2%ommuner, al en0cl &nnofalo III.
b. ~ Noia ben illternationale aom-
miSiion nnbefaler at gaa ooer I'll
clcftriif Grit, oil ser antagelig
iremtomnte 6orilog ON, at Der all-
iuttea en- cnfelt Ytono til at Ieoe
iomtllge 2lrbeioer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
llOpioct Heanlerina al Spinpas.

orugct. Nftielelifabet Spiniulbene
bar til Observation-Disclosures ino-
Ienot Nuorogenoc ON Siuooelie til
llouloct He9ulerin0 AZ 5~uinuuabrn-
get. llopiOellen beItnar l. at 8pin.
pal0 op6UInmcs 2.66 WCtcr npcr 0cll
MI tiau0te CpoGmninQahelOc oQ
iuntCa O.45 Wetcr (ertruor0iuprt
l.0l Dieter un0er III tllla0te Sau-
pun0. Zen iamleoe ReglllerinQa-
hei0e blir otter bette $50 Dieter, cr-
t%raor0inprt 100 Wteter. &ioere at
&rcibottcneluCu lere@ ira ll0lebct
al Ne0rc @rclbottcnpnnO / SlluneI
frcm til Ell Nrm al Wtanabcrgpn2-
oruQCt ol ul0erc gIenncm bette % ell
&ailal up / Sorolmen. &lrfepnn0
lUnfca inotil 80 Dieter lmOer Sou-
uuuOitono. Mansber9uan0. inn1
ti0liQere er tinaof oUmmet , Ne
ter oper Nsiuun0, iPnfca iiteoet inO-
til 90 Mcter. SiitoppanO lpnte@
inOtil 40 Mtcter. Sandjelahpffen
p0 Nol3brobGtfen isrea begge ne0 |
araittunneIen ionl bar iii ESllotao /
Sorolmen. Sagen er FOR Sloen uu-
Der @ebunolinl i Arbeio&oepnrte-
mentet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
I'm @rnbeoriit / Hancn.

tleIellfabet Hsot1elocta al@grllber
huor 2riitcn har ll91et neoe ont
frinq IL 9lars (i0, ioet Selltabct
mautte aoa UNDER NonlilliltrotloL
cr Oet Ipffeoes al ltdile I'm aopitoI
iii @jenopretteIic Al 2riiten. Gems
nilQ oo ,<ltonoirtteIlc Al Sopeogrll-
ben blcu paabeapnot / @capnocIlell
al }lltgltlt o. regular Gri't fonl
igong onlfril9 lite December mco
eft @elu1 pua 36 Mano. Sdnme
Selifab oriuer oQloo llnOerlegellc@-
britt pud elloel al@anui9nlnaer
Nprheoen al @anr0en Hentlelo. <
NIuroulen, Ell Sloeool til Gunoer-
lonosoulen, oriper Observation-Disclosures eli
ltprrc llnoerIe9elIe@0rift / De pao
@uaroen MolmIhaug pGrcnoe Sob
bernolmonpiSnjnger o. ltal Der her
pPre paotrllfict allercoc gan'te bra
llorrlo. ) Gunoerlun02oalen bar
She Cumberland &ron IRE 90"
iortiot line Sorie1 nleo me Nnrl9.
ninasnlctooer ior HnanlaImcn ~
man boober / Den llaridyife Nicto-
Sc at huuc ilulOet &esnin9en. 81
itprre 5oriegsnnlGg meo De ltlrld).
life aYporoter par beitilt / Gplflano
Ga oelpis ~onfonnlet, ou arigcn broG
iro GA binoreoc 9lfienbclle len AZ Me
item. Spnocrc oppc / IunoerIono2.
Dolen briper Norif GlettrofcmI't
Selifub en- iterre observation-disclosures
De ibp. So9nepreit :. : Glen til
berelloe ,SernmoImunpi@nin8cr pdo
@aoroen NorOre Cumberland, hulltc
ifal pore al en- gon'fe b~ctro9teltg
lloitrpfuina "a Mrgtigbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
Gn lupenoc Spiinoclic. Sorr

Sens Berg ueb Srammena Sc8l-
uerf bar iielge Or. Sio." Ipgt ga
tent pan ct Bar Spfinbeller, iom ~
buis De boIber, hua0 De Iouer - TOR
bape betpoeIig Sntereaie ior StibS-
farten. &c ueorerer beg9e llolGt.
ming Al &lpbuoOcr ira Sfibe. Gen
enc giploer A%noroning for 9adoena
Flaceri1g omboro, % Den anoen
Soaoena llOIGtnin9. @enli9ten meo
&r. %erga aonitulttion er at 8jere
Set mlllgt Tor ole Mtan0 onlbor0
at 9da / &naoenc, lt0en CT no9cn be
bepGr at blI tllbd9e olnbor0 ior at
ipttc Dem pou &an0et, buoreIter en-
cnteIt Wiono onlboro / Baden fan
le@9Iere Den % iTttc Den i"itfert paa
&onbct / tiIitrptfelig Nrtano ira
Sfib5iiben. @r. Berg bar arbeIoet
meo line SpiiuOclier / Here }lar %
u0iort Dem / mlnorc WtoOeaer. 81
fer Spiinoerena Wteninq oil beller
life SlogiiOen peo ct Sfib bauc inn
Ocrllg @ctpOnin9 ior Soooen2 litre
lloiptnin1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
ct spraab til NomSoslimserne.

R~omsoulsIaQct ifal iaar uNqlpe lin
irrire Iorboa. ! Den tPnter u at ian
et aapitel ON rem isriie llopunortn8
fro Romsouls SogOeri. Soaptbt Vi reo
icrelio0er intct oon Srnt ON oen Sa9,
o. BET uil Nerior 5Ii Ct itort Nrbeioe at
inmlc ser ueopcuolge Wuteriulc.
ri haa6er. 9oul5pslerue nil ouidttc
oeune Saa meo %alninoeliQ $utere@ic
oa 6irlpc iii 1t Qisre @ercmin9cn ONT
Dor tipligite llo0dnbring idd IuIorrnr
oio "a torrctt 'ont mulia. &in pnd
nenne Waone ian Netie N~oretnaenne IN
les uoeu at Sr6eIOet oa llO9iiterne ito!
bl; uopcrtommclllc.
Ter Tiuoes ruuOt Seitlementerne a
@nerne ell bel Gel rlore Romsoeler. ioT
ian aiue uoitiltQc C%plpsnluger om Den
ierite l~lOuaucyiul ira ne ioritlellQt
V~reteaiplo Eoloeriet. Ser CT nislt
Cplusuiuger ot. liGlOer Al ida iat C.
Ga Der CT oc,Ic ri Der on oiGlp III.
gil oac iunI ticuoer nogcr al ne ierite
u~ouanorert. clgr ionl ieIu er Ell n
Benz. icuoc ale Dc Gplnsuinaer &c ta1
iaa inr ON zen isrite llopanorIu8 ira
oeres @reieglr.o1 SAP % ida Dc isr
ite uppal0rc0c5 Name. Hloey IA De
reiite ira Norlc oG boiItei Mar oe uos
unnOreoc. SuIiUg og Soitso / Norle,
ON air clcr uliii. o. iii hOiI.et Steo /
Nmerita Be reiic %iot ON ocres ienert
Sfiobue mal ri o9iaa bdDc. 2ctrc
aiploer &reiItliEloeue @rpiteu. Oh,
Resiet. See. @ci1res. 9ters. &uo. frre
uen. Solse oQ Noble. So ilerc Ser ieas
sen ColnsninRer ira huert Freitc8ir.o
oeito beorc.
airre 8omsoeitr. gisr I'M oerre "a
aisr Ser indrt. 9ae C9Insuinser len
0ee MI lI~uoeueGucoe.
"a 100 Ell Sunq III. Nusiercreu ieus
Der / oisie 2a5c Aeauira I'll SaeeJ5
@eoiemmer "a 81 Stema nj lloiuIos
nina. Aue ydaela 9isoIcmmer man
iulpc M oetIc ztema os ieuNs Def III
Aasierereu oS a%outiugeuIeu. unmrs
Iiepis. ! AaybOaeu pil ri rrnt.e 9sos
lcnlsliitsn meo en- Gel Cplpsninger ION
7. or. ina huiltet SreitesieIr. uanr no
uauore1 s.i.U.. "a oette tnn ri itte slsre.
oeriom Stemaeyre life blir uoinlol "a
inoienot.
Saa 8omsoalslaSets @eane
Saeoo SanHeT.
PiInor. z. :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
20 Mars Sicneitc / famine Nme

&nlcborQ arl'ttu@0otter 6lu4du@-
pur cr bet tiIOeIt NieOalier 'or lang
o. tro Sicncitc elter al hnpc trent
/ 20 Mar puu puo iamme @darO
Su@ue2. Nlm cr 1901 'or 50 Mar
iiocu pnu Ben ianme @narO Sin
9an@uur, buor blul lcnerc gienlenl
belle lit Iou0e GIN bar tlent. Sen
0ca SorUl6rc 0e0c, "a bun par
Sproborn, o. Ell Tlorc Sror Al
benoc ouerto9 on @aarocu. : bans
@ll@ porte bun %, % bltn begpltotc
ar biplpe Ill me0 0oarOSltellet, oa
Gun par 10 Iar 9anrmel. Srooe-
rem osoe / iorbolospis ing Ilocr,
men S~ngcborg pebbleu at tlene /
0uIet hos Gnfen % ienere Dos oen-
mes al0en Wfan0. ga Sngeborg@
Srorien par blet porer, ooertog ban
8aaroert, og M tlellte bun hos BAN
/ % Ior. Sitter bans 0oo ait Sn-
gcbor0 / Sicneitc boa ben me Gier,
% bar uTrc1 hos banl / De llolte 20
Nor.