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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-18
CARROLLTON HEIGHTS.

The weather the first of the week
vas cool and pleasant and vas ap-
preciated by both man and beast. the
change being 80 decided from that of
the past four weeks. Tho beautiful
moonlight nights too added charm aud
delight 10 the almost perfect weather
most beautiful sunset was Wit
messed by many last Sunday evening.
teaching rs Gods bountifnl love. and
bringing IN our minds the poem
Goodbye. sweet day. good hye"
| have loved thee. but I cannot hold
thee
Departing like dream the shadows
fold thee
Slowly thy perfect beauty fades away
Goodbye, sweet day.
Mrs. Ida Watkins and son, Wilbur
Of Baltimore, we're weeks end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Houck
Miss Beatrice Matthews Is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. lee
Z. Lester.
Owing u the heavy down pour of
rain last Sunday morning. many were
prevented from attending the Emory
Grove Camp. Toward noon. however.
The sun burst forth any many motored
there. where they enjoyed the splendid
services.
While John Dutrow and Vernon
Blizzard we're removing a straw stack
they found a snake nest. containing
six eggs On examining he eggs they
proved To be Of the "horse-rnnner'
species The mother snake could not
be found.
Mr. and Mrs. A NyleH Sharrer en-
tertained II their beautiful home re-
Gently. Mr.. anu Mrs. james Fox. of
Arlington. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fox,
and daughter. Dorothy. and Miss
Myrtle Suddath. of Washington. ID. C..
The many friends of Rev. Edgar
Sexsmith and family. OF Washington,
d. e. will be Interested 10 know that
they left that place last Monday for
Nebraska. We trust the change will
be Fefy beneficial
Misses Mildred Oursler. of Anne
Arundel county, has been visiting
friends here
Misses Edna and Evelyn Matthews.
of Baltimore. are GUESTS of relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. Belinda Martin, xho for sever
al months has been great sufferer
from cancer of Inc breast, Has
greatly relieved lat Saturday BIZ It's
removal. She has been under constant
treatment 81 Or. Kemp Who treated il
by the means Of plaatera The cancer
was aboas the size of tea cup.
Miss lorlinne Taylor was suddenly
awakened from her sleep recently by
black hard=shell bug entering her
ear. Il crawled With such rapIdity
that she could not remove II. The aid
OF a physician was sought and after
some difficulty II was removed.
Mrs. Hahn. of Pleasant Valley.
spent last week with her daughter.
MRS. Il. Z. Ebangh. "Hildon Ridge"
LAST Thursday afternoon will long
remembered by the Garrollton L.
/. the event being an outing tend
led them by their superintendent.
5ethel picnic grove was the place Sc
ieeted. About 3S In all we're present.
lanes OF various kinds and sack races
were INDUCED In, causing much mer-
riment. The superintendents treated
TO Ice cream cones, candy and pea
nuts, and in return the boys and girls
served a most tempting luncheon. to
which all did Justice. Among the Wis
ftors were Mrs. Il. e. Ebaueh, prasi-
dent OF the ". c. T. u; Mrs. Sue e..
kellar, Misses Edna and Evelyn Matt
heWs, Martha Brown and Marjorie
tapies, all OF Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-18

II Eve had worn a pair Of those
iyofy white shoes her costume would
not nave looked very much out of date
after all.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-18
NOTICE SCHOOL PUPILS.
the national joy smoke

Mrs Madeline Gilbert Power will
reopen her school. Monday September
i. 1916. Graded work to the fourth
Grade. Apply 6s n. Main street.
aug Il, 2.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16
Oolenoy Still Progressing

On last Monday AFTERNOON Home DcmonStTH.
tor Elizabeth Mauldin, of Easey. made an en-
thusiastic talk TO the members and friends of
the I.ntlicS Home club. Mt the school building,
This line of work was organized by her last
ycnr while She was principal Of the school here.
She was warmly received sand heartily wclcom-
cd by not only the club members but by the ell.
tire school body. \ tomato club for the young
girls was organized with IL members This
promises to bel the most interesting work
that the girls shave had and they arc delighted
with the prospects. After this part of the
work was finished Il Sewing Circle was formed
The object of this is mutual help on home drt SIS
making. On next Friday afternoon Miss Maui
din will meet with us and organize Il Pig Club.
Mr. and.Mrs. FIG Smith, of Grecnvilc Messrs.
y. l.. hendricks, : Lathem and - Jones, of Dn.
| cusville, were the sunday guests of Mr.. ind
Mrs. II. =. Jones.
Miss Clarce Keith. Of Pickcns, spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. T.. i. Keith.
W. II. Chastnin h,S joined the ranks of Ford
drivers, having recently purchased II touring
car.
Prof. ". NJ. Hammond and sisters. Misses
Emma and Nelina, were Sunday guests at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade II. Rigdon.
Mrs Eannon Roper is spending several days
with relatives in Grecnyillc.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16
Mt. Carmel Dots.

Nlrl. Rebecca Groce. of Greenyille county, ha
Demonstrating several weeks with lier brother
Il 8Ir! Leigh Hunt t
L good crowd attended the Dacusyillc town
1 shin singing convention which WAS he Id will
i the church at Mt. Carmel on the first Sunday
4 IT was announced that the convention would
! meet with the Mt. Tabor church on the first
] Sunday afternoon in April.
Mrs. Dean, Of turtwcll. Gcorgiu, visited her
daughter, Mrs. II. r. Iinlcy, of Ducusyillc, lust
week.
People who know the condition of the bottom
land, for which II. 4. Haley asked damage Of
the Power company, don't think the verdict of
$1,000 IN favor of MIR. Haley near covered the
damage to his land and home caused by the
dam.
Jim &. Lathcm who lives near Mt. Carmel
church recently made splitlog drag which
does work OH the road almost equal to that Of
the county roadscrape. Itwould be money we'll
invested for the county to pey for work like
this because IT takesotlme to do 1t and mules to
pull the drag
Miss Edith Lcnhardt spent the weekend with
the family Of !. Il. Lathem.
County Demonstration n. a. Bowen spent last
night at the home Of Mr.. Leigh Hunt.
Friday he assisted Mr. Hunt and G. W. Hol.
combe i'll pruning and spraying their fruit trees
Mr.. Bowen Is popular with tho people of the
county and is doing good work.
News was received here Sunday morning Of
the burning Of the girls dormitory at n. G. a.,
Mt Tigcrvillc. Tom Looper. Porter Jones and
Miss Nan liolcombe, Of this section. are stud
ents at this institution. Sunday afternoon Miss
Eva lIolcombe and Messrs. ", A, I.oopcr. j.
bird l.oopcr and lIenryT Lathem, a former
student, motored over to Tigcrvlllc. Arrange.
mcntS have been made to care for nll the young
ladies md to finish the session.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

Welldressed women are getting anx-
ious to discard winter hats. We have
prepared hundreds of summer hats-a
very positive relief from the winter
styles-and the prices are within rea-
son. Our Millinery opening will be held
March Oath and 25th. Don't miss these
dates. We will expect you. Folger,
Thornley, & Co.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16
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FOAGER, THORNLEY, De 90

M. F. Williams, one of Mt. Carmel's
prominent citizens, recently killed some
good pigs. One pig seven months old
weighed 1876 pounds, another ten days
younger weighed 246 pounds, and two
six months old weighed 162 pounds each.
MIR: Williams has been living at home
and boarding at the same place long
time, and it looks like he is going to
continue this arrangement.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

Tomorrow, Friday. is St. Patrick's
day, March H. and it is celebrated all
over the world where there is at least
one lrishman, 1t is an old superstition
that lreland's patron saint drove the
snakes out of Ireland, but the truth Of
the matter is that oil reptiles, including
frogs, cannot live in the climate and
soil of the "Ouid Sod 4,',.:tt $.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

The preliminary contest to select
speakers to represent the Dacusville
school in the county contests will be held
at the Dacusville school house Friday
night, March ID. Seven girls and six
boys will speak and a gold medal will be
awarded to the winner in each contest.
The speaking will be interspersed with
vocal and instrumental music; and the
public is invited to attend.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

We regret exceedingly to chronicle
the continued serious illness of our fel.
low-townsman, H. A. Richey. He was
taken to the Greenville hospital last
week, but the doctors there pronounced
hin, suffering from an incurable malady
and gave him little hope Of ultimate
recovery. We esincely trust that he may
yet be spared many more years without
suffering.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

Republicans are still after Justice
Hughes as candidate for the presi-
dency; but it is generally believed that
the Judge knows when he has a good
thing and will hold on to it.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

We see by the papers that scientist
says chestnuts are full of germs. We
don't know whether it is fact or not,
but we feel like we wouldn't be doing
our duty unless we warned Cap'n. Ed.
DeCamp to be careful how he handles
his paragraphs.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16
We'd Walk Back First

York News.
Report has it that Pickens man,
while automobiing, ran out of gasoline
and filled the car with mountain dew"
going in on that. 1t is safe bet that
Gary Hiott of The Pickens Sentinel was
not in the car.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16
Col burned If 1t Is!

Keowee Courier.
There's one chap that
To meet we yearn;
A true-true farmer
.t Who says "Gol durn."
Columbia State.
The chap you say
You want to know
Lives over in
Oconee Co.
-Pickens Sentinel.
Oh, no, he don't
You know it well;
That fellow is
Ed. Sentinel.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

Some newspapers say that Mr.. Bryan
went to Washington to make trouble
Tor the administration, and they lam
basted him; there was no trouble, and
the same papers lambast him because
ne dlnt start something" Hard to
please those who were always opposed
to the Peerless Leader
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

Newspaper reporters had a hard time
Of it. but finally they got Colonel House
to admit that he had returned from
where he had been.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16
his paragraphs

woman has been found in Texas
who is said to be lSS years old, with a
daughter an even 100. These old ladies
attribute their long life partially to the
tact that they took. as medicine, q
small whiskey toddy every morning,
and drank sparingiy of water Thar,
now!
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

Anderson Inteligencer wants to know
what has become of the old-fashioned
husband and father who came home
every Saturday night on bender?"
He's cut his benders down to conform
to the pattern the legislature made for
him.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16
GARY IIIoIT. Manager.

oDluad! nrnd rcd words will be printed free
;i9t "rrc "rr o" III over TINT number must DC pHtt
tor at The rac of one cent W worn thonis tssm H.
accompany manuscript caruS Oh 'n""A' '''
l;shed for one-hal cent worn.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

Never dare your wife to do anything.
An Atlanta man dared his wife to take
dose of carbolc acid, and now the
wife is in the hopital and her husband
is in Jail.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

A news item says that Kolyma Kory-
achee is the richest woman in Siberia.
A woman with name like that should
be rich to offset it.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

All the advice we have to give the
farmers this week is to make two stalks
of corn grow where one stalk of cotton
grew last year, and take your county
paper.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

The Anderson Mail keeps on talking
about Spartanburg man having moved
to Anderson two years ago. Youar mis-
: taken, brother that one new citizen
that Anderson has acquired in the past
two years went there from Pickens.
Inc poor fellow, you thus see, didn' t
nave the opportunity of knowing any
better. : -Spartanburg Journal. Aspsnal,
Booker is wrong. The poor fel1oW1hat
the opportunity of knowing better, bu
he didn't take advantage Of it.. Insteat
OF being subscriber to his county pa
er.he read only Tom Watson's Jeffer
sonian and the Saturday Blade, andri
IS quite natural that he should move t
either Anderson or Spartanburg.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

We believe Harold Booker Of the
Spartanburg Journal wceps as much
over the destruction Of big still as he
does over the death of a good butter
milk COW.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

Roosevclt's approach to our shores
didn't cause the cold wind we had last
week. Had it been hot nave there
might have been grounds for suspicion.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

Those Democratic congressman VINO
opposed the president in his diplomatic
arguments with Germany have t8t
chance of reelection.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

p. a. CAPDAU
who owns and operates one. of the big
stores in New Orleans, says:
II am OF the opinion that Rexall Or
derlies are the ideal laxative for men,
women and children. This opinion is
based upon my knowledge Of the for
mula and upon what my customers
say about them. Through personal ex-
perlence, know they are pleasant to
take, gentle in action, and give the
same pleasing results when used by
men. women or children
We have the exclusive selling rights fol
this great laxative.
PICKENS DRUG co.
THE REXALL STORE
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

The United States is building thous-
ands of aircraft-for the Allies.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

OUR WEEKLY RIDDLE. Why is an
egg like cold?
Because it is of little use until it is
broken,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

We believe Watson Bell will own up
that York county likker wouldn't run
an automobile. 1t won't burn.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

Politics is getting ripe in Pickens.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-03-16

/ The way'to make an army fly
Is one the curious things;
All you have to do is
I. Just simply break it's wings.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
grnne &aocr.

On Sop Suffer, en- Sop Sirltp, Ell
Sop SlpOe, Ell Stop &ano, eli &or
Smer (ellcr SalpbcIcu Smllt %
NoIuoeleu Smpr), Ell Sbeife Sll9e-
iGr, y Sbeife &arbcmommc % Ell
Gbclfc &anel. Ilt bette baueS op
Ell @rpoe og barnes. Nnar 8rpocr
lsite3 al, iIaoes Wa&icn / CT parmt
6oO oa MAJ tiliptter Ell Sbeite Slor'
tctatlalt, lonl er r0rert / Ell STE
Slpoe, Oerpna ltampc@ " Eltnr
Wcl / 0ciQen, men blot Itot aN
@nngen, Tor at oct life ifal flllnpe
iig. SnOct tiloGffeS og iTtteS pao
ct uarmt Steo Tor at Gci8cn ifal fun
ne bGoc Jig, % iaaleocS Itaar ben til
npife Tag. Ieigen uOfieule$ tpnot
iorme5 / Spioier mcO 9afelSiporer
og Ell operifaaret MnnOel lPggeS
pao bucr Sage. SflrlOe oct uiie iig
at 9eigen er blepet Ior bleo, tibet.
teS Wfel Iaa Den bIir paSse til al
ficule3 no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
BUFFET 90 Kicffenet.
,Snlcfa1cr.

Saor, ga gGQ % Smer er ioa uaI.
minOelig oprt, ioa bill banoc Den enc
"a bcn onoen iaoifrGnfe lin Sulebog'
ming. Ter or oog nogIe Slags Snoa'
foRcr, iom pa5icr mart goOt til Sll'
Icboaniua, iom life trGn8er iao ioGrt
mango gGg % buor man fam bruce
SalpOcleu SmlIt % Saluoclcn
Smgr, og DC bIir life loa Opre. 9G1
til FebcrncbOcr, iom or ioa u~onlerfei
QoOc al iiboc og fnoifc pao / Sllle'
iericn, bcbopeS life, og til Den enc
Spitriit, bpor man brltNcr "2eaIt"
fan man qoot BRUCE @aIpoclen ga
conicot. Tcnne Spifriit meo 0eoit
iitcoctior @nfin9 BOMBER er ubctin.
get Den bcoitc citer min Smo9. Scr
or OCn:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Tor nor$k a%ff1erikanSke
Klskkener.
u~bar6ciect for ifanbinauiifc SnS.
bplDniuacr / Imerifn.

bolOninacr / Imerifa.
giier oenue 9oe fan ser Iapes
baaSe ioIib gommellanbif Soft oe
onterifanife Sietter al enbper Nrt.
Set tiger zig ielu, at Den oplpier ON
oft, iom angaar Sagnine, Spltnins
0. /. b. GcSuSen bill man iinbe man.
10 oobe Raao, bporai boaoe eneoe OF
uepeoc Softer fan boite 2nrbom.
III Sc oiNtigitc Niinit ifaI ircmbr.
pcs: @rpS % @ugaing, Snpper,
Nrustarpb, Salater, Sauecr, Emo.
Siuaer, Smclsttsr, Iie'r, @cleer %
S,e.Gream, etc., Sriffcparer o. I. b.
ct intereSiart SiIpg err en- elite
uper Orb / SustoIbniHesiproset,
Tom er iurifieaige paa Horif %
Souif, ce en- IieneuSe 2iite oper
norife % eueeIifc SrS, Tom 6enuttes
Ii Susboloningen.
Maol og Srgt err nn9iuet efter SET
berttlanoS trracliac Spitem, % mel
Settes @euGpuelicr. Gi praftiif,
@ruubc CT BOG oct meite bleuet no
reauet / Stopper 90 Sfeer.
@ooen - 319 Siocr meb SIN.
,trotioner - er gobt og imuft ino
hunSet % foiter irit tilienot S1.00.
NpeS "Toiten" ct aar i Sorifui
1925.
b. Anundsen Publishing Co.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Sru ScbpnbcrG GrfcnS Spifrift pnn
NcrlInerfrNnie:

s 2Gggcblomer, = %lnO Suf.
Ter, I Sumo Nicl % I NlnO Smer.
0c ire boorofoQtc, tol0c 9G08cblom-
mer uororc2 mcO sc lire roo % til
IutttQ SuffcrCt. Mcri uItc3 ucrcIs
MS McIct o. set uopoitcOc Sulcr.
&c uoruuc&, lrRQc2 itrou@, opppc@
/ piifct 9GQlcbuiOe, bcitrec@ mCN
Nrouitoot Suttcr % iIcGca luicbrlmc,
Som 0c, ser Cr poutc til at lapc Ger
liucrtrauic, Nil ITgQc Wtcrtc til, ioa
cr ser her bare ct NrmO Ntcl til cite
9GQQcbIommlcr, iitcbctfor 10 EruO
Mtcl citCr Sen QommclOugic Spifriit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Scrlincrfranic.

Scr er ul Cpifriit, ionr cr goo
o0 buor man fan BRUCE SalooClen
Snullt OF Nulu0clCn Smer, 6eSu0cn
Quar Der bare 1 9GQgcblonmcr til
en- itpr Fortion, mems Der / Den CANT
~u1clooQic Sritriit frHuc2 1 ruo % 4
~boorofpqtc 2GGQrblommcr. 9lltiaa:
20 EuuO Nicl, y Yrno Suffer, y
&lm0 Smor % Il ElmO Smilt, I
Shrifc pulucriIeret Niortctatiolt
lNCurt2horn), Il Sop &auO Smor
oN Suffer rGrc3 til Glo0c, 9GQgc-
blunmlcruc huDc2 / ubCn az piapc9
Iprit o. bluuOc9 0oOt urcO SmorCt ~
Suftcrct. Mjortctntiultrt blonbc3 F.;
Mtclct. Gitcrut Ntclct or tomnlct /, ar
bCi0c4 GCiQcn iuu lioct IOm oct cr
mltlilt ior at iou 0cn Ill at bTnQc
iowmeu. Sioit Al alt buntca ben
babe Sop %ono oper NciGcn, ga
ocu oilers blir Tor tor iii at bGugc
iommcu. Gciacu triQc2 no me0 Sin.
QrCuc iii tuuoc 9tllIcr, 0iaic iormc>
iom inluu @ronic mcO Gnocrnc trDf'
fct ionmcn. iau liot al Gnhernc tiff.
fer no pou bucr SioC - % iao
ouppc3 Sc / pii,ct 9GQQebpioc %
Qrout Suffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Sanficrcns Nareneg.

Gn @erliners@QntiCr pe0 Hnun
Wtcucr fom iprlcOcn Saa paa Den
Soc at ifaffc en- Smnllc Iiuerlin9 /
lin fieoiric SpiicicOocl peb at 9oa paa
&o0t paa lin @onocicnOom fortT0cr
en- inf @lpiS. &ou bnpoe SelO mco
Tia, ioct oct lpffeoe2 bam at Ifpoc Ell
Nare, bporpau han nleo lit @pttc /
SngtuUifen began Jig poa Slen1pelcn
iii Berlin.
Men paa &elcn mebte ban en- 90
litifonitobcl, iom Ipurgte, bpor ba!t
hauoe tGnft iig ben meo Sarel. -
@onficren iorfloreoe, at ban bapoc
ifuOt Ben poo lin cgen Gienoom %
ifuIoe ipiie Den iclo.
9olitimonoen iparebe imiolertio,
at alt @ilot / Groftcn iiplge Ell 6ors
oronin9 munttc iUIgeS til Ell Ttlots
b%anoIer. Mepcr bapoe intet anoet
at giSre END at begipe Jig I'll oellne
oa ialbpoe lin &ore. Tllotbanoles
rem erfIprcoc mcO @lGoe, at ban
ifuINc 8ipc 212 Narf ior Saren'
men bpiS NtCpcr Dilbc bebolbe Den
iclp, ifulbc ban ioa Den Tor 6 Mari.
Nr. WepcrS &roteItcr binlp life.
Tolitimauocu crrIprebe, at Stlot'
houolcren houoe Net til at beregnC
iiN 31a Marf FOR SmfcItnlnger oa
ll0lua". Nr. Niruer maatte tllllui
mlnac no mcO 81. Wiarf ior at Iao
iin Sarc.
San ifulbe uctop til at lGtte ltl
paa So0et, bn en- froitig Saano 9ret
ham i SfuIoercu % traf bam ne(
paa Gcrrouen. Get bar StatIonS'
mciteren, ionl ppluite bart ON, at oel
par Srore for, al intet Silot maattl
uoicreS ira Srottcl. Sprets Seuel
bauoe @anfiereu Net til at tage TleI
iia; men HeitCn al Saren maatte boz
ipiic OF paa Ste0Ct.
Mcpcr lpite III Yroplemet paa oel
Maaoc, at han tcIegraiereoe eIfer N
Suitrll % iupiterebe benoe paa Sa
rcitca. Get er piitnof Den oprelt'
NoreiteG iom uogeuiinoe er bic
icrreret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Npab hans Snitru iiacr:

SlItru crfIprer" ifriper Sr. Sobn y
Seiber9 ira Gang, Saif., Gan, "al
bun life piIoe prret paa fine 0eooe'
iooo, hpiS hun life bapoe brugt Or
9eterS aurifo. vi piIbc life Tor NJ
gen YriS prrc lloen oenne Mfeolcir
i port Sicm. Aurifo or rornerfef o.
Ell beorc Mcoiciu fon aiorlg erpol'
bc$."
Suiinoer bar bcpiouet ON Or. Fe
tiers &urifoS Sortrin iom CT paalloe
Iigt Siemmemiooel. Gen or lite u
iaa poa N~potbcferne. Gen torlpne'
gImeubcocn oirette ira SaprItanier
mes 0abcratorium. Sfrip I'll Or
Yetcr Sabrnep & Sons 60, 19-2'
| SO. Sopne sIpe., Chicago, 81.
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EeGernpooer.

Gu Sop Smsr teller SalpoeIen
Snlgr og @uIoocIen 9uconie0t), ~
Stop Ipicbrunt Suffer, % Sop 6lo.
De, ell Sbcifc Eebcr, en- Sage '9eoit" ,
% Stopper Oicl. Deaitsaagen op'
lgico / ct lioct @run lunfcnt 8ano,
Smor OF Suffcr rercS I'll 6looe.
6Ioocn rSrc9 ioo /, Oerpno DeaiteL
ioo uo9ct al Niclct, Ocrpao Ycbcrcn
% iua Hcitcn al Wtclet. Gcilcn itaar
Ell (imc clicr 10 pau ct uurmt Stco,
Ian taQc5 Ell Slump al Scigen o9
ocnnc u0triuc2 mc0 SUnoernc paa
@nQcrbrrttct / Ell lang Hul pan ON.
trent en- SINGERS Epffclic. Nullen
flores iao panitrau / inIaa 6irtans
ter. Sc bcbppcr life at bpuc lig
iRicu, men fan itcgc3 mch oct ium
me % moo itcgc3 til sc CT goot ~
Icbrunc. Get cr iifrcit at buuc N&s
bc4toa EluOcr m0cr Nanocrne, %
Ecbcrupoocrnc bor notiua let ior
at brUn0c5 mOcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Sattigmnnosbaffcls meo
Sjprtetafinlt:

Ger 9@g, ct @uno Suffer, p
Eint SlsOc, 6 Sfeer imcItet Sn1sr,
en- liOcn Sbeife SiortetnfioIt, > Furto
Mtel, Ell Sbeife Iteot aorOemomme.
Gil ale oiSie aager, iom Der er Sig
Oe i, cr oct bebit at fiobe "8bippinb
Cream, ba nnbeu 6leoc, iom man
inar / &c itore 9per, life Cr rig not.