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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22
DENY ADMISSION
OF CONFESSIONS
Prosecution in Mohr Case
Loses Big Point by
Courts Ruling.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Jan Ell
Another unsuccessful effort was made
by the prosecution today in the trial
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Mohr and two ne
groes for the murder of her husband,
Or c. Franklin Mohr, to have the al
legged confessions of the accused ne
groes admitted as evidence against
her. The court had previously ruled
out this evidence as affecting Mrs.
Mohr, but Attorney General Rice
moved today that i'm view of the testi-
money of George w Healis, Doctor
MOhr's Negro chauffeur, which he
said showed a conspiracy" all the
evidence which had been admitted
only as concerning Cecil Nictor Brown
ard Henry II. Spellman, the negro de-
PENDANTS, be now considered by the
jury against the widow as we'll.
Judge Stearns replied that he was
not inclined to change his previous
ruling. The attorney general said he
would renew his motion Monday.
At the hour Of adjournment today
Miss Gertrude Stevenson of Roston, a
newspaper writer, was on the stand
describing an interview with the three
negroes in Jail.
Brown told me 10 tell Mrs Mohr
not to say anything about tho motor
cycle" the witness said, adding that
he would say his wife saved up money
enough to buy 1t. Heals told me also
to tell Mrs. Mohr that 'If she'll stick
to us. wen stick to her.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22
FEAR NIGHT RIDERS
WILL ATTACK CITY
New Madrid Citizens Held
in Fear After Letters
Threaten Town.

NEW MADRID, Mo, Jan. 2l.-The
advisability Of calling a mass meeting
to plan protective measures against
a possible attack by night riders on
New Madrid was being considered by
the citizens committee tonight
Evidence at the night rider trials
here today indicated that many mem
bers of the secret order still are at
large. This, coupled with the threats
Of violence contained in letters signed
might riders which were received by
Circuit Judge McCarty. Sheriff Harms
and four others here yesterday, was
the cause Of much uneasiness today
Three more night riders were
sentenced today, Dick Gamble and
John Elder both having been found
guilty, to two and three years re-
spectively in the penitentiary, and
John Osborne, who pleaded guilty, to
two years in the penitentiary. A total
Of eighteen night riders have now
been sentenced. A jury was out to-
night with the case of Dan and George
Rials. The cases OF forty-seyen are
yet to be heard
Among the witnesses and spectators
at the trials are many members of the
home guards of Gideon, Mo, Clark
ton, Mo-, and other towns which have
organized military companies as a
protection against mass attacks by the
night riders.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22
Unique Move to Get Poo
pie to Do Their Shopping
in Their Home Town.
TO REFUND THE FARES


ENAL arrangements have just
l. been completed for big co.
operative car-fare refunding sale in
Tulsa, to begin on Saturday Febru-
airy 5, and finish on saturday, Feb
Wary T. During these seven days,
under the plan proposed 10y The
World, the merchants will refund to
outside shoppers their car fare to
Tulsa Not only that but the mer-
chants will offer special bargains as
Inducements, so that shoppers from
surrounding communities will not
only get their car fare back, but will
get special bargains besides THIS is
to be known as Free Fare to Tulsa
Week.
This will be the greatest occasion
possible, in these days Of high cost
Of living because the shoppers will
Continued on Page Niue)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22
Universal Service Necessary
to Insure Safety, Be
licvc Experts.
NEED MORE OFFICERS
Generals Scott and Bliss
Examined by Senate
Military Committee.

WAsHINGToN, Jan, 2l. - Tn
w qualified support was given
Secretary Garrisou's continental army
plan before the senate military COM
mittee today by Major-Gencral scott
and Maor-Gcneral Bliss respectively
chief and assistant chief Of staff of
the army. Both ampIified state
ments made on the same subject last
week before the house committee.
General Scott said the plan would
save at least five months time in
the building up of an army of de-
fense in a war emergency. lie ad-
yocated immediate organization of a
reserve corps of officers actually
commissioned to the posts they would
take i'm time of war.
General Scott also urged that a
quartcrmasters reserve corps of en-
Continued on Page Eght)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22

OIL FIELDS ARE HIT
HARD BY LIGHTNING


NKIAuOMA CITY. Jan. gI.- Rec
- n,r,s r,,,i,.J fn olI,L,r.. Cip.
Friday night Indicate lnal tine d'u'-
age done by the storm which swept
avon. fine state ,rbursd9, uirnt and
,..,.. ......... ........ ,.. ......,
carry '''"'N ''"''''- was ''' -''''
est i'm Murray county and lu the oil
fields.
r,,,... ,.,.,...,... .r. i.,.,., a.. h,,-.
been drowned I'm Murray county dur
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22
Ponca City Republican
Starts With Strongest
Possible Following.
STRONG ENDORSEMENT
GIVEN BY TRUGEON


Special to The World.
NKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 2l.-The
~ definite announcement of the
candidacy Of jim McGraw Of Ponca
city for Republican national COM
mittccmun from oklahoma was made
here today by his friends after a con-
ference and consultation by telephone
with Republicans in all parts of the
state. An informal meeting was held
here Thursday in which the names
of number of prominent Republt-
cans throughout the state were con-
sdcred and it was the direct result
of this meeting that Mr.. McGraW de-
cided to enter the race.
1t finally simmered down to a
choice between McGraw ana William
II. =. +. Trugcou of this city Neither
one had sought the honor and each
was willing to support the other. Mr..
Trugcon finally prevailed upon Mr.,
McGraw to make the race and in
sisted that he decide to do so at once.
This he consented to do and his for
NAL announcement followed today.
Strong Endorsement.
81 want to he one of the first men
I'm the state to publicly endorse Jim
McGraw for Republican national
committeeman" said MIR. Truseon
after the meeting. II think he is the
strongest and best man the Republi-
can party mas for this important po-
stion and propose to beat the brush
to get every friend of mine i'm the
state to be equally enthusiastic for
higl. tie Possesses all the qualifica-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22
HARRY SINCLAIR Is NOT
CANDID ATE FOR CONGRESS

The statement published in
Bartlesville paper that the
! friends of Harry Sinclair i'm Tulsa
, are endeavoring to induce him
to become a candidate for CON
gress from this district is a pre-
! meditated and unmitigatcd false
, hood and no friend of Mr. Sin
clair has ever even heard him
! discussed by any other friend i'm
! this connection. The whole story
, is pure fabrication manufac-
I tured out of whole cloth for the
! sole purpose of trying to create
! i'll feeling among Republicans
! throughout the district against
Tulsa and in the interest Of Jim
! Harris who is trying to stir up
! strife i'm this district i'm his own
interests for national committee
man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22
OLEOMARGARINE MAN
RELEASED ON BOND

ST LOUIS. Jan. 21.-Edward Duff
uer who is wanted by federal author
tiles i'm Tulsa on a charge of operat-
ing "mOonshine" oleomargarine plant,
was released today under $500 bond
and will return to Tulsa for trial
United states marshals learned
Duffner was a. the home Of his
father-iu-law. Henry Mot1, in Brent
wood St. Louis county. They went
there yesterday and demanded ad-
miltance Motz finally permitted
them to search the house and the Of
ficcrs say they found Duffner con-
cealed i'm the attic. \ door leading
to the attic had been barricaded with
furniture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22
"PAY-UP-W WEEK" PROCLAMATION

Whereas is held philosophers commercial scientists
and nances that the circulation the develop
nent of community.
Whereas logically follows that
have the right to circulate and
Whereas the failure old accounts, whether
to merchants merchandise individuals
sututon for rendered accommodations given iaos
granted
from circulating the which ghtully theirs ana
Whereas Chamber o Commerce
holding
be afforded opportunity suggestions
that will enable them become vital
the circulation the Development
the community,
Whereas February inclusive
designated by these organizations Paupweck to further the
idea above,
Whereas such sure beneficial to the city
and every individual in the city therefore,
l. n mi of of
oklahoma
I to Il, 1915 as 'Pay-up-wcek' in Tulsa
FRANK WOODEN. Mayor
o. D. HUNT, Mayor Pro Tenn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22
THE LONDON JURY pI>ACREEs.
so american is Held Under BAH for a
New Trial

LONDON. Jan. 2l.-Thc trial ot
Edward Weiuueht. SAID to be an
American aitizcu and whose residence
is Elizabeth. g. j., resulted in a dis
charged with violation of the trad
ing with the enemy act The de-
fendant was held under bail for q
new trial,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22
\ NICE BOUQUET.

Mr.. Eugene Lorton. editor The
World Dear Mr. Lorton: The
committee in charge of the re-
cent benefit given for the HUI
name society wishes to thank
you for the excellent notices ac-
corded us through the columns
of The World. We feel that
through the efforts of Miss
Gwynne and Mr.. Condor an in
terest was created that made
possible our very pleasing finan-
! cial success. We are indeed
grateful.
Yours very truly.--MRS. WILL
LIAM MILLER ROSS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22

Better telephone that Want Ad In
today Call 2601. After $3.50 p. IN
call 1000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22
TIE WEATHER REPORT

FORECAST Oklahoma Friday oc.
cusioual rains; Saturday fair, colder
west pOrtuD.
TULSA Jan. 2O.-The tempera.
turr: Maximum 81, minimum 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22

Continued on Page Nine)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-06
LET George Skells figure
on your decorating this spring
South Midway Paint Store Lee

FrsI-class tinshup in connection
with Nelson & Reeds hardware store.
They do everything in the tin line
42-46
Mss Sybil Priachard. attending st.
Mary's school at Faribault, Mimi, is
in the city during the spring Eaca-
.tion. at the home of her parents, MI
and MIST. IA Pritchard:
Frank l.. Bramble and J.J. Bennett
departed the first Of the week for
Sioux Falls, whittier they had been
summoned to serve on the federal
grand jury.
Miss Helen Tarbell and Miss Mar
garet Turnhnl. of the teaching corps
of the city schools, went to the twin
cities last week to visit friends dur
ing the school vacation.
statesmen Wanted to solicit orders
for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or commission. ADJ
dress The HaryeY Oil Co, Cleveland,
@. Az
The assessed Variation of the Wa
tertown Gas Company for 1915 vas
$27, 10000 and their taxes was $4,000.
u. Baker,
Adv. As County Treasurer.
Rev. C. 3. Kearns, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, united In MAI
riagc McndayS afternoon Miss Marie
JANSEN and John N. Henery, both
Of Vienna, s. p.
Strayed-Two horses and two colts
from east Of Goodwin. Notify II. B.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-06

.tiful country. Go fishing occasional
", and take swim In the ocean
Last Sunday there wre q, 900 visitors
in Long Bach-about 2.000 bathing
In the ocean. Fine weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. n. Baskerville roe
turned last Weeksfrom easterIt@puialtss
where they spent a portion OF TIE
winter. During the latter part ~
their journey they stopped for some
weeks ait Hot Springs. Va, oaesof thc
most delightful places they have ever
visited. While there they Werss
Joined by their son, Henry, who rs ~
student at Shattuck.
Barred Plymouth Rock hens, PAL
lets and cockerels for sale from heavy
laying, prize winning strain. gss
for matching, from quality pens Let
me fill your orders for your incuhat-
ors; prices reasonable. A G. Youns
quest, east Of M. q st. 4, roundhouss-
phona ri. 49, 36tf
Local friends Oh Cleveland Abbott
will read with keen interest a. spsE
Ecial dispatch from B~rookings, W Az
ishows that Cleveland has been ef xsaan
Ito membership on the star AZ Tie
great Tuskegee Institute, 81 which
Booker5 4. washington was t,s head
for so many years. Tlae reference
Ito young Abbott appears. iii another
column = ia y IS aon.
The Slower Construction Go. has
perfected plans for the establishment
afa hranch office ait Aberdeen. The
COMPANY has been doing business In
aberdeen for several years past, and
has maintained an Office there, bat
1t now plans an enlargement or tx
plant at Aberdeen and more extsrls-
i've business in the region roundabo8s
1.-THE Hub city,
Both sides i'll the controversy over.
the proposed change in the form BIZ
lefty government profess -confidenee
q the outcome. ksiGs assumes
that its majority will be sufficiently
decisive to be beyond Question the
true sentiment OF the city. Eaadi TIE
election been held on April i 1t SolIis
have been an April Fool for one 81
Tor the other.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-06
appendicitis. The young lady Is rap
idly improving, her numerous friends
will be glad to learn.

appendicitis. The young lady Is rap
idly improving, her numerous friends
will be glad to learn.
Frank Lawler, for some time con-
nected with the Wix drug store, de-
parted last week for Sioux Falls,
where he has accepted a position
with the Il Z. Cunning company
druggists.
Lake KampesaIa Is reported to have
q lgana water level than at IN
time within the past several years.
The water company's records show
la rise of three feet and three inches
the last fifteen days of March.
An5utant General Morris, of Red
field, is quoted by Pierre papers as
saying that it wouldn't surprise him.
lie the South Dakota National Guard
were called into service before the
Mexican situation becomes settled.
a petition is in circulation for the
denomination of Judge j. H Myers
for the municipal court. Judge Ny
lers lis finishing his term. the election
looming on April IS. So far as an
nounced, Judge Myers will have no
Opposition.
Master Herbert Hammond sustain-
led a fracture OF one of his legs while
lp1aying baseball the other day. The
fracture occurred below the knee and
was a bad one, the bone %protrudine
HftakEvugh the . he patisilt 10 5et
ting along nicely, however.
l. AaaaEH
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Gfese have lie
aturned from their winters sojourn al
Miami, Florida, where they enjoyed
themselves in a marked degree. The
weather has been especially delight
ful down there during the past few
months.
Attention is called to the adver
Itisement in toGays edition concerning
boxelder trees for sale. Those desir
ing stock of this variety will find thai
these tree are in every respect Whai
their owner claims them to be.
I'll O.IMathiesen was oyer from
Naples the fore part OF the#weeEk
Hooking after business interests and
Visiting with old-time friends. %Hakon
was register of deeds In this county
for four years and was one of the
best of the county's numerous good
oficers.
Under the direction Of Mrs. Cos
grove. the high school students rem
3dered In a very creditable amer the
tcantata, "Melusina," at the assembly
room last Friday evening. The pro-
gram w~as-gTesHy appreciated by an
audience that comfortably filled the
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-06

Clerk of Courts HorsWill issued a
marriage license to Harold e. Mason
of this city and Miss Gladys Scott
Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Garden tools Of all kinds at Nelson
& Reeds. 42-46
County Superintendent 6. !. Ruden
of Hamlin county VIZ in the city
last week. attending to business mat
ters.
Mrs. j. Steichen, accompanied by
Miss Ethel Conley, returned last
week from Revillo, s. D, where they
visited friends for a few days.
Robert Maxwell. injured in the South.
Dakota Central wreck near Thomas,
has sufficiently recovered to be dis
charged from Luther hospital.
E. Woodruff of the Oferman Con
struction~company, contractors for
the new sewer, is In the city and is
preparing to resume operations at
the earliest practical moment 49,
Herman Lee has returned from the
chimes Of California where he spent
the winter with his family. He had
la very pleasant ~sojourn IN the west.
coast.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-06
Happenings

Money to loan on either city or farm
property. Mr.. Baskerville. 34tf
Refrigerators ranging in price from
$40 to $35 at Nelson & Reeds. 1916
Here it's the sixth of April and
seeding not yet under way.
Blue Grass and White Glover seed.
96 per cent pure, at Nelson & Reeds.
ADV. 43-46:
Need new wire cloth on those old
window screens? Nelson & Reed
will repair them for you. Adv. 43-46
Private booths for families
or friends, at West hotel.
y. S. Madden WA up from Castle
wood Monday, attending to business
matters.
Some fine card index trays just re
ceived by the WATERFOWL Printing and
Binding Co.
Work on the foundation for the
new First National bank building Is
moving right along.
Former Postmaster George Fuller
week, attending to business matters.
Full line of kerosene stoves from
$3.50 up at Nelson & Reeds. 4246
Mr., and Mrs. Bruce Williams are
<1,o - 30 - ~ nx.rLt - III !. -.
rived al their home Sunday.
Need a new hoe, or rake, o. spade,
Tor any sort of garden tool? ReTnem-
Der that Nelson & Reed carry d com
plete Hne. Adv. 43s46
S1perfluous hair permin-
emily removed By electricity
at the Marinello Parlors,
|Graaite Block.
Miss Catherine Brando and Arthur
+. Woelstein. OF Henry, were grant
eda license to wed BY Clerk of Courts
HorsHiII.
For the first time in many moons
automobiles have been able to navi-
gate during the past week on the
countr5 roads.
Geo. H.sMarquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
c1rcuiaeourt.) Heegaard Block. 26tf
I. H. Stinson came over from Min
Hneapolis last week to attend to bust
ness MAKERS on his old stamping
ground.
James Marphy, Of Hancock, Mimi,
has returned to his bone after a
brief visit at the home of his sister
IL this city, Mrs. III q Mimnangh.
Hon. N. 3. Knight was up from
Thomas he fore part OF the week,
sSssSSSss 49,
visiting with frfends:
Louis 9chuIner received the Other
daySgcArload Of tobacco for his fac
tory Tbs shipment iEc1uded twenty
th6uSaudsn oundHas0f 4lAafMt0hanne2
;s nnanninS fd,e NV sonsn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18

gen. Rpr,pans % soIeiien. liseIeees al
Or. HicolapieR. Or. 9ineietb. Sr.
Straumann. Or. Snesbreticu oe al llns
e~erteBneSs. 9nmerne maatt oglaa 90
% tale, % bisfc q heller life maaIs
bunbne. Eli gfnsrIiup nj man Iptte Ill
Muiif at Srfeitret. Yaitor S!aaeu lana
en- al bam ieIp f%prfattet auntate u,eS
0suii. al Troi. Sobn Sable. SenSmss
rlnsen Iartin 5auien IGite op Sires
ner. SiIiteSs peo Stepnet bar ca. 400
Terioner, % al bette autaI operpar ca.
200 9anfetten.
"Sm Scotia pa so2" ga. Oct fan
on besripl" aIoris imager oenne be-
Ore enb paa SanitbauS.peIp, naar e,
Var bunareSe IoroIGnSinser Ipiier mn
Del ct Sag. Sc mango paire Orb ubs
raIte, De fine Soner / Gang % Wuiit.
Der friie Sumsr og De norife Sfrsner
90 Den sube Rab. ali siorbe Oct iaa
ualmiuoelis bpg9eligt, % "a @au,ctten
par oper, % man ItIIoe I'll al titles,
Ioeet man boeranore life at 9Iemme
HorSlanosiaset % hets @ieremaal.
Com Sefret9r for Ro~roIanbsIaget piI
ie9 perionlist taffe "Horolaubs Minoe"
foI pets Irbeioe, og Tor at BET poerIis
gen gap Rettouebpttet, $50. I'll NorSs
lanosIn9ets aasie.
Otto NeIermoe, Sefr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18
Hrrblanbslagets AarsmpSe.

Stepnet bIep afboIbt / Dirt Nubitoz
RUM, SIernet al lite Ine. z. % Git
Sate, minneapolis. Winn. en- Wa5ie
Wfenneifer iamleoes alotten ii Sormioz
Dag / bette prGgtige Sotale. Nebet bIep
aabnet meo Ssn o9 en- fort Sale al Yaz
itor S. Stasen, Sentou, Sa. Sornanbeu.
=. .. Worcf, bolot en- tort tale, bnori
BON reoeeiorbe for SteuneI5 Yrosram.
6ormanben uonGpnte fsl9enoe apmis
teer:
8euiiionstomite: g. Straumann,
minneapolis, 1iinn., 5. gnsaas, Ga
eroSie, 8is., s.. Srfielb, minneapolis.
Minn.
Eeiolutionstomite: Sulius 9. 8aus
mann, Carlton, Wtnn., Yaitor 5. Stas
gen. Seuton, Soma.
Srpeustomite: Nicf giilieu. Wiuues
arolis, Dtinn., 5. Sinoietb, 3atpiou,
Winn.
&eferatet fra forrise Mspe opIGires
oe anto9es.
6ormanoen fremlaeoe 8apport ira
ImtsIGgen / Norolano, 5r. ebriitoffers
fen, Sooe, Der bite. at Sromse Stift
omgaaes mcb Slaner on ar bDsge is
S~Griugsbiem innen Stiftet, % at bet
iterite t9utes opisrt i Saltbalen % oil
tcite Str. $4,000. 9iaeleDes fremlagoe
Srrmnneeu 8apport ira Subertuloies
tpmiteen / Sromss Stift ansaaenbe De
|cnoe. iom I Sorm al Ninoesape opers
rates Nomiteen. HapporIen uilte, at
eisie &enge hebauNIes meo o%mbpeaelig
6criiatig5eo % aHpenbes iii 3igIp for
iattiae, iom life bar Iie!er Ill al be-
tale for iii SpbolS paa Saringsbiems
met.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aabneoes mee
fort Gale al Yairor j. u. Sobanien
ira Spiesr. sRinu, 5 patre % ma
Orb itiIorebc ban bort Rorolano
o. opfororeSe ~SpriamIiu9en iii al boIoe
inoen Rorblanoslaget. Dan
life Def arbeioe. Tom sjsres al
pore tiGffe noroIanbife IGnb o. aptnz
Der / Selierbeimen. SuIius 9. Saus
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18
Waa ben soologinc 0ape
Wcrlin ctres!

Sper Sfpeit3 meboeler Ell aorre.
Iponoent til "9uilp Grpreis", at Den
npe tpife Observation-Disclosures"
Sr. BON 9atocfi, bar UNDER Sper-
peielie at beorore ilagtet ole be ,tisb-
poenbe Ipr / ben 5oologiife Sape |
Berlin, for at DC aisorationer, iom
MI oaglis saar iii benz fan uobeIes
blanbt geiolfningen | ben tpife so,
oeoItao.
i ben ienere lib bar 0soerne og De
andre Ropbpr / 3~nrebapen | Berlin
Iepet al baarliat aiso, iom be ipiIer
meb lllpit. Men ielu bette bnarlige
aisb t9nfes III anpenSt Tom @cn.
neifeisbe. Wan bar iorisgt, ON Der
LOB iig aiere of prime 2sper og 5isre
til aisSiurrosatter, men oisie Or.
perimenter bar life lnffeoes.
Sr. bon 9atocfi Ifal bope ubtaIt,
at | osbet al fonmenoe @aaneo bli.
per man rimelisuis nebt iii at ORE
belle Gprebauen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18
Sole 0Gler.

) ct tpif mebiein'f 3ibSifriit bar
T~roiesior Or. u. Hitid)el, Gireftsr
Tor Def ortopGoiife Snititut / 6rci.
burg, bPpet Ell aoparen6e 6git moo
De beie SGle, ioet ban peger pad; at
life blot gerene blir e0elaqte. mell
peo itaoig Nrlig AZ h0ie Sple pil
&ierteuirfiombeoen bemues.
San paopiier. at Tor Ell, iom bar
bpie Sple er oct gan'tc umiiIig at
itao | lPnaere 5io meb itrafte anp
% Soiteleo. Man Ter oa ogiau hopr.
Ieoes unge Viger og Truer, iCm hpl.
Der Den iorfaiteliqe W}obe maa frums
me anPerne, baaoe noar DC Itdar og
aaar. Nsiningen AZ anPleo0et. ionr
trPtter meb liz en- l%ignenoe gstninq
al SoiteIeooet, isrer, eiter buao Ero.
Hsioren paapiier, iii arumninq al
Den neore Gel al Hpgrnoen. Zen
uifierne bolOniugslsic @ang, ioru DC
heie Sale uooifler, isrer meo iig at
ielpe 1obblaoet hemmes | line gepp,
gel'er. 6ooenS Wltifler iorfrgbles,
o. life bare bisie. men ogiaa ale DC
onore Diuifler. iom ltuar / .lsie 5or.
binoelie meo Dem. Ter banner iig
ofte pao oenne Wtaaoe en- tppiif Glot.
FOB.
Sfal en- Game meo beie Sole be.
pPae Jig reboper @affe. iua GLIDER
6roppen5 5pueoepunft nler OF mer
iremoper. SSor az mooarbeioe oeune
Sorouerglibning mna Wiititler og
Ben / Mellemioo % / 1Per anipGn.
oes itertt og Der I'll gierne oLnne Jig
og Sigtorne, ina oct mer
OF mer blir Ell Blage al gaa, og 81.
ret Tor be hsie SRle timber Oct mart
beniigtsmGsiiait at beuGge Jig minoit
Waneelen pau SeuPgelier ierer
Igien meo Jig ale SIags lllemper.
Seo,ocunelien tiltager. Sermeb porer
aropsperten og BE- ip9fteoe SsSber
,lir mirbre og minore iitatro til al
Jisre 5ieneite.
Serit naar De hele Sele belt ban.
MES. 90 Der giennemieres en- ratio
lel Soopleie, fan man iloen meo
sliS og saalmobigbeo BIZ ale 6isie
glager fpit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18
B. Anundsen Publishing Co. DEBORAH, Iowa.

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