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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
Submits Plans for
Universal Training

Washington, Dee. 27.Plans. for a
universal military training system in
volving no interference with the ma
tional guard and designed to avoid
strong objections which have develop
ed to one year training plans, were
placed before the senate military eom-
mittee yesterday by Colonel Webb q.
IIacs of Ohio.
The plans were worked out by Col
onel Hayes and Colonel Foote, who are
in eharge Of the artillery school az
Fortress Monroe. Colonel Foote will
be called before the committee early ia
January to explain the plans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
Blizzard in Dakotas.

Fargo, N. d., Dec. 27.-The worst
blizzard of the season is raging in the
Dakotas. The snowfall started Christ
mas day and up to moor. showed no signs
Of abatement. Mandan reports fall of
As inches. Williston claims 10 inches.
Businessmen throughout the Dakotas
came to their offices this morning on
skis and rural mail deliveries are an
4-aealled for fear the carriers win get lost
iu the snow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
Settles Divorce Suit
with His Revolver

Rainier, Or, Dee. 27.-W. J. Hor-
ton, logger, age 54, and his wife, age
A., are dead today, the victims of Hor-
ton S revolver.
Enraged because his wife had start
ed divorce proceedings Horton went
iato mercantile store where Mrs Hor-
ton was employed as clerk and after a
heated argument fired two shots into
mis- wife's body, then turned the weap-
~ on himself. Mrs. Horton died foul
hours later, but the husband S death
was instantaneous. Three young chill
dren survive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
= + x = r = 4 = X y X = =
THE BIRTHDAY CAKE
WILL BE UNTOUCHED

( st. Louis, Mo-; Dec. pa
: large white frosting covered
: birthday cake with twelve can
dies on top lays uDtouched in
( the home Of Charles Thinkers
( parents. For Charlie is dead.
: Since 1910 the youngster has
< been injured on every birth
: day. Yesterday he celebrated
< his twelfth birthday.
( "Mamma, wonder what
: I'll get for birthday present
( today he said, referring to
+ previous accidents on his natal
< day.
: "Run along son and be care
: full Mrs. Thinker said. 81 III
< have a little surprise for you
< when you return.
< A few hours later Charlie S
: mangled little body was
< brought home. He had been
< crushed between two street
< cars.
K X X x X X X X X X X X X !:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
Light House Tender
Launched at Long Beach

Long Beach, Cal, Dec. 27--The Cedar,
the largest lighthouse tender yet built
for the United States government was
launched at 1890 this morning at the
yards of the California Shipbuilding
company. Mrs. George Krohse Cook,
said to be the only living descendant
Of William Bradford, second governor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27

during drill ten days ago. The body
will be- sent to Washington today ac-
companied by Clayton 8 famil and Col
onel George 7. Langhorn Of the Eighth
cavalry, who arrived from FL Paso to-
Iday. Clayton was a son of General
Powell Clayton, confederate leader.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
MAJOR CLAYTON DEAD

San Antonio, Texas, Dee. 27.-Major
Powell Clayton, Jr.. OF the Sixteenth
cavalry, died in the military hospital
at Fort Sam Houston today from in
juries received in fab from his horse
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
SNOW Near San FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, Dec. 27.-Following a
drop in the mercury to within six de-
grees of freezing point; San Francisco
aad vicinity was dripping under a cold
rain today. Little relief was promised
bg the federal forecaster for the new
pear celebration.
Mount Tamalpais and Mount Diablo
were snow capped yesterday, and re-
ports from all sections of the state, es-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27

of the Plymouth colony, christened the
200 foot steel vessel.
The ship cost $250,0o0. She will OPP
crate off the Alaskan coast and viii be
ready for service about the last ol
January.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
LOAN BANKS LOCATED

Washington, Dec. 27.-The
federal farm loan board today
announced the following cities
in which farm loan banks win
be located:
Springfield, Mass; Baltimore,
Md; Columbia, s. c.; Louisville,
Ky.y New Orleans, La; st.
Louis, Mo-; ST. Paul, MINI;
Omaha, Neb.; Wichita, Kan;
Houston, Texas; Berkeley, Cal;
Spokane, Wash.
One hundred and forty con-
testing cities were disappointed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
win Not Accept Proposals.

London, Dec 27.Tbe allies certain
ly will not accept Germany's proposal
in her note to America, for an immedi-
ate peace conference. That was entiYe-
ly clear today.
But the Teutonic reply to President
Wilson s note was hailed here as afford
ing splendid opportunity for England
and her allies to set before the world
statement which would eoncretely epi-
tomize the ideals and aims of the en-
tente powers in the war
BY her lack of sincere responsiveness
and the inconclusive nature Of her reply,
England declares Germany is self con-
victed of lack Of sincereity in her peace
proffer. Strong influences were at
work today urging that Great Britain
make this inscereity still more striking
As- \ y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
ENGLAND TO TELL
WORLD WHAT ! SHE
IS FIGHTING FOR
Ministry In Conference Draft
ing Reply to Presidents
Note
COMES OFF HIGH HORSE
WILL TALK BUSINESS
Belief Germany Realizes She
Is Weakening Causes !.
English Pertness
By Ed L. Keen.

Omitted Press staff correspondent
London, Dec. 27. England intends 20
tell the world exactly what she is fight
ing for. Her answer to President VIII
sons note suggesting that belIigerents
in the great war define their peace
terms will be a clear outline OF the OBJ
jects which Great Britain and her allies
hope to attain.
That this sort Of a note is now I'M
process Of formation was learned on uD-
questioned authority by the United
Press this afternoon.
Presumably it was this busines sof
drafting the reply which called the min
istry into conference at Premier Lloyd,
George s official residence in Downing
street today.
1t is known that yesterday Lloyd
George conferred at length with Alex
ander Ribot, minister of finance in the
French cabinet, and Albert Thomas,
minister of munitions and manufactures
of the BRAND ministry. This conference
probably had as its object also the ques.
tion of a joint-or at least an identical
mote. from all the allies, not only in
answer to President Wilson s peace sna-
gestions, but also in answer to the Ger
man note.
The outline Of the reasons why Eng
land and her allies are fighting will
probably not go into minute detail, but
it will be sufficiently definite on all
questions to answer comprcheRsively
what the allies are fighting for.
1t is apparent from the above dis
patch that England intends dipl0matic-
ally to force Germany into a position
Of strategic disadvantages in her forth
coming answer.
Germany failed to answer what was
considered the main point of the Wilson
note-the suggestion for an outline of
peace terms, Moreover, she failed TO
submit any statement Of principles FOR
which she Is contending, which might
be taken as indicative of what her
peace terms would be.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
TIE WEATHER

Oregon: To-
night and Thurs
day rain 0r snow
west, snow east
portion; warmer
tonight; incTsas-
ing easteEiy
winds. 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27

tUOntinued on page two.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27

Continued on page twO.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27

(cOntinued On page twe.l
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-08-31
WESTFIELD

Mrs. Flitcroft, who had resided with
her daughter, Mrs. Bell Weidman, for
several years, and who had been i'll
for several weeks, passed quietly to
the beyond on Saturday, August IL.
The funeral was held on Tuesday,
Rev. Cook of Reedsburg officiating,
and a male quartet from that city rem
dered several beautiful selections.
Mrs. Flitcroft was eighty-seven years
of age, was a dutiful Christian moth
er and loved by all who knew her.
She leaves five children, Mrs. Byron
Randall, Mrs. Joe Mepham, Mrs Grant
Weidman, of Reedsburg, Charles Fit
croft Of Canada and Walter Flitcroft
Of Stanford, Montana; also several
grandchildren to mourn her departure.
Those from a distance who attended
the funeral were Walter Flitcroft of
Stanford, Montana, Mrs. Scott, Port
age, and Hubert Weidman, Platteville.
Camp meeting Is in progress in the
August Meyer grove, with good at
tendance. Rev. Ed Ahrntt of Rice
Lake spoke on Sunday evening on
God and His Attributes" and quar-
tet, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Meyer, Miss
Minnie Meyer and John Wannamaker,
sang. Meetings continue all this week.
7 Florence Black of Reedsburg is Wis
iting the Misses Elsa and jamie Dor.
ders. sgs
/ Professors. Samuel Weidman and
family of Madison are spending part
of their vacation with Mrs Eleanor
Weidman and other relatives here. .si
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Sutherland
and children accompanied by Harvey
Jewett and family of Pleasant Ridge.
motored to Barron on Thursday for a
weeks visit with relatives s
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Watkins and
family Of Sumpter were recent visitors
at the Fred Brooks home. a& @..A
Mrs. Henry Won Valid and children
Of Livingston, who have been visiting
at the John Simon home, have gone
Ito Baraboo to visit.
Alvin Wardas had business in Thu
vicinity last week.
Miss Fern Flick Of Baraboo is visit
ing at the home of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Albert Flick.
Glen Shea of Lloyd Is making
cheese during the absence of H. suth-
erland.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-08-31
WHATS THE REASON?
MANY BARABoo PEOPLE IN POOR
HEALTH WITHOUT KNOWING
The CAUSE j,

There are scores of people who
drag out a miserable existence with.
out realizing the, cause of their suffer
ing Day after day they are racked
with backache and headache; suffer
from nervousness, dizziness, weak
ness, languor and depression. Per
haps the kidneys have fallen behind in
their work Of fltering the blood and
that may be the root Of the trouble.
Look to your kidneys, assist them in
their work--give them the help they
need You can use no more highly
recommended remedy than Doans
Kidney Pills--endorsed by people all
over the country and by your neigh
bors in Baraboo.
Mrs. D. Lenihan, sos Third street,
Baraboo, says: Il had heavy back
aches and was in badly run down.
condition from kidney complaint /
used couple of boxes of Doan's Kid
ney Pills and was cured" ~
Price soc, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs. Lenihan had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-08-31
CASSELL.

Miss Pearl Campbell killed large
rattlesnake among blackberry bush
es, using q shotgun, a safer weapon
than the usual big stick.
William Patchen, his sonti11rlaw
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Wis
wall and two daughters Of De Kalb,
ILL.,, spent from Tuesday until Thurs
day of last week with relatives and
old friends here. Mr.. Patchen was
at one time q resident Of Cassell and
was superintendent Of schools in
Troy, when township supervision was
in force. Mrs. Wiswall taught the
Cassell school many years ago. Ada
Pierce, Mary, William and Julius Bal
ger are some of her pupils still here.
The J. T. and r. S. Darlington fam
lilies 1.-THE two Mrs. Babingtons are
nieces Of Mr. Patchen) the Pierce
family and their guests enjoyed pic
mic and fishing party at the river on
Wednesday. Mr. Patchen, though al
most 80 years old, is very active and
enjoyed the fishing very much. !.
Mrs. S. Darlington returned Tues
day to Prairie du Sac after weeks
visit with relatives here.
j.. r.. Babington- and family. Mr..
Patchen, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiswall and
two daughters visited the D. j. Farm
UNI family at Merrimack on Thurs
day. -
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-08-31

Richard schigner has returned to
his home in Pleasant Valley, town OF
Honey Creek, after a short trip to
Baraboo. He says that some fields
of corn promise fine crop while
others were badly injured by the
drouth and hot weather. The bad
weather condition seemed to do the
most damage to the corn planted
early, late, and on sandy soil.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-22
school.

school,
Placing of approx. cubic yards of
concrete in the abutments of Alkali
bridge. raising the floor elevation
from 50 to So, leaving the size OF
top and elevation and size of base
the same the foot wall resting on
base to be 3 feet and feet wider as
required by bottom. Contractor to
he allowed s11.00 per yard for extra
concrete placed including excavation
or same as per his bid.
OK
l.. l.. LOCKE, Foreman.
Chairman
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-22
SERVICES AT STRATER.

will preach at North Strater
school house al II o'clock a. m..
and at the Strater school house at 3
O'Clock p. H., June 18th.
|. A. RAIDER,
Pastor Malta Circuit.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-22

Cows and heifers for sale in num-
bers to suit purchaser. The good
kind--Byron Hurley, Wagner, Mont.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-22

For sale.-One oak buffet in good
condition. Inquire OF Mrs. Nybo
over the Standard garage.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-22

!. - : :
Clerk of the Board of Count
commissioners for Phillips County
Montana.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-22
PROCEEDINGS

NJ. J. Dabney. stamps, al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Wcroems 9lone Gerbarim,t,.

S 9airos agpptiife Muieum op-
bepares en- SamIins terrebe Ser.
ter, iom ter bore eneitaaenbe / belle
Geroen. GnOel al oisle Serter bar
man funbet / Ggpptiife @rape, iom
lIanmter ira 2ioen omfring 5000
@ar fsr ariitits. Sroos oen bsie
SLIDER er glomiternes Sarpcr beparet
paa Ell iorunberlig Waabc.
elsie Slomitcr blcu al fiGrlise
SGnoer lagt paa De aioeoes @raue,
% De bier os altiaa mi, at MAJ, og-
iaa / Den Sio impffeoc 8rapen meo
@lomiter. Ser er blaa % buioe
Sotus, roo Salnue, @ranntblomIter,
Gbrpiantbemliu, Goronatum. Gar
tbam,s Sinctoreus % aSifiaige on.
ore. - @lanbt bisle 9lomiter bar
man oeiaa funbet Seaeriblabe og
2pg, iom %piItnof bar ipiaet en- big
tig Noue peo S%egraoelierne / be
Sioer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Warnc % WaterIpo.

ga 1oaarsoagen for Slaget peo
Warne feireoes Der % / Oteaur, bap.
oe ieg - ifriper Ell Correspondent
fra Baris til ct engelif 9lao - an-
lebning til iammelt meo en- Stabs-
officer at beioge DC al Slagmarfer-
ne, iom bapoe pGret SfilepIobien
for De baarbeite 8ampe / Sembage.
Slaeet.
Samtibig fog III ct Sperblit pber
oct Serren, bpor Wapoleon / 1914
penot fine itore Seire peo Gbampau.
bert OF WontmiraiI. Seq fit Der ei
lepenoe Snbtrpf al Sorifiellen mel
lem Slagmarfcrues Stsrrelie ior
100 gar iiben % mn.
Napolepns Slagnlarf oeiao
@aterloo.S letten - fan man rioe
t~persoper paa rlegle Minllter, men
BET piloe tage Gage at befare meS
@utomobiI belle Sfueplabien for
WtarnesS Iaeet, iom itrPffer fig ira
1aris' Yorte til @ogeierne = Ell
Strefning paa minbit $50 a 16C
aiIoneter - % Der itoo 100000
iranif Snfanteri MOB 100000
Nfano tp1f.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
"Oen helli9e Del"
/ Babylon.
st aSfaltcret @eiarbcioe ior 2G00
Nnr iibcn.

Gu1elitmanoen Npbert Aoloclpep
bar iorctaget umruttcn0c l%loArapntn'
ger / oct Iululc &ubulcn oN bar tlln'
ort en- "hclliN Bel, inn Bitnnenlfar
Nuen ira Norb iii Sp0 lnotil Oct
iuOeilliac Nieruc al Ell llor, 'irfontet
EluoH, buor oct b%crenntc %abel@
Sourn en0onN ltoN. Ser orelcr
oen hclliNc Nci / Ell %In!cl paa 50
@roocr hrat al innob 9icit bcnimoo
Ell Stcnbrc, lom iarcr i'll enpbrat
rlo0en.
Vile @abplon2 Sempler lager
gruppereOc omtriug oenne &eI eller
@aoc paa beg2c Siocr. Nebrlfoo'
neiar pruler / Ell HUtte Tllo'trltter
al, at ban onlo1bc Sen "belll9c Net"
al Ncniun til Erocepiionerle III
Pore Tor ben heie &crrc Mtarout,
bpcm ban olraobcr ON cul1t Gin.
Ncicn boiler pod ct llnoerlag az
brun0t Stcn o1 par broluNt belle 'llt
Nrn9bc nco NIiicr, iom uur IS
Sonmlcr / Tirfnnt. &c mloter'te
Hrttcr al bi3ic Gliicr por Al en- reo,
buioortct Stenart, ion CT meIet 'lel'
ocu. Zen Gel Al &cicn ION lager
mclcm set fongeli0e BALLADS ~ Sa'
bCliaarnlirtantcrL par uoellttenoe
bclu0t mc0 Sliirr. SiHic blcu oper'
alt bolOt / Stiuiu9 ueo ct llnOerIag
al N4ialt, ipm ogIon inlotC NteIlems
rmmcuc metlcm Sliicrnc, Der alt
iaa nlao bore IaNt nco | pormt us
ialt. Winu ticuOer intct I'll, huor
GIiierne blcp TobrIfcrct.
%nitriptioncr pau StenIlllernes
Si0cfuntcr meobeler, az Srolp8nln'
0en ifuIoeS Ncbutubneior (6O4-
56i ipr ariiuuS), nlen mango az
Dem bUrer o0iaa onore >SnoItrlIter,
Ioul uiier, at De bor uogiort eloel
al Ell Ulorc @rplpgnina icnl 'tplNteS
oen itorc Soncherib (6SS-6Sl Isr
ariiulS) unScr oct %oSlprilfc Serre'
0anlme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15

Dit gp, bpor etpar tpffe &ompanier
par taget tilfanse, ubebipIpeIia
"laait" ino iom / en- WuIeiploe. -
Sfpttergrapene rar penbt op on neo
paa al Sranifmanoenes rpoielsfuI.
De gombaroement, oper SaIpparten
al ben tpife Battalion bar itrsget meb,
iaa tpeoe @eiten neb / Se bombeiaitc
ai9lbere. Wen oa Dor oct altiaa, at
Sranifm9noen Dor ooer benz, fsr De
tom fig op i9ien - ieIpIamme Die.
blif omtrent iom Den iioite frantic
8ranat e%rplooerebc opcr Neoaanae.
ne. = Oct er unoerlist at gaa berne.
De % ie, booroan Spiferne bapoe i1o.
rettet fig. Dan ifuIoe n9iten fro, at
De bapoe fcrbereot fig paa aIbrig at
flptte no igien. eqer bpao flyer man
I. ST. ON at finoe ct inloitunoiat
eIeftriif 2psanl9g / bisie "Suie" =.
10-12-15 Dieter unber ssorben.
vi timber fore Soriamlinssiale mes
gpnferaoer % TaleritoI, ia til %
meo Spnsguirlanoer lanss @pggene
fo%rmooentlig bapoe ben prrct
brngt Iom Strife. "91icbe" itaar Der
malet oper ct pGlbist MunL o. man
iinoer iiffert mongen gp, bpor Sol.
fefjeffenet life er bebre og r~igeIiserc
,toitpret emo | oisie 2pifernes unoer-
Ioroiife Seltfisffener. - Saa fom-
iler hi til Ell Sang, iom err merfet
meo islgenoe Spilas: "Surcbgang
nur iur Oificieren". Sg bag Der er
altlaa SfficererneS "Viuaer". SranIf.
mPnoene bar laoet "@inaerne" itaa
omtrent ilrsrt, ipm DC ianot Dem. =
Get maa bare pGret Serrer meo baa-
De Smag % Cans for 8omiort, iom
bar bolOt tilbuie Der. ut @abcne bar
baaoe aclof. % Sarmtpanbsleoning
er enooa life iaa operraifenoe, mel,
Dooroail DC bar fdaet tragtet neo vi.
anperne, Tom itaar FER, ipnes merfc.
ligere. Oct er bette "aaiino", ionl
opcr Snogangsbsren bprcr eli SSn-
ifription - malet meo GiGmpebog-
ltaper = iom oct MI mac bore peb.
fommenoe tpife Sfficerer en- SmuIc
pinli9t at tpnfe paa:
"Wtacbt Soifrc aucb ein bots geiicbt,
bier treffen lns feline grunaten niht!"
itaar oct. 90 meo Im,ffe, iirlige
@ogitaper er tilfsiet: "Grbaut MARS
1916. llnber bar SranifmGnoenc
ilaaet op en- enfel Sreplabc meo Sr.
oene: "Hepris par n. II. bipiiion
francaile le -" % Tatoen, oa
Silbaeeerobrinsen fanot Steb.
90 peb Chen paier S%rifoloren.
Sreis SreisIanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
SIe 8. 0omen reiIte WanbaJ

Die 8. Sonen rei'te Viafioal
til SeS Woines for at operp9rc
Soma horticultural Societp'S Wars
msoe. San bapbe meo ct nopols al
sGbIer ira lin Saoe ior lloitillinaen.
MilS either Sougen, Iom ct
Ear Tiger bar beieet WiiS Char
Ictte 9oriou OF andre @cnner, rel
iit SirSbas til Hortb 9afota, bpor
bun pil tiIbringe Heiten al Tinte'
rem.
Mrs. ,Sobn n. Sobnion OF
Sen fom iioite llge berneo ira Sal
oorp, Nlta., Canada, % oil ell 1io
brleac Wrs. Mnbrcip Sobnipn ber'
ilcbS. DIR. Sobuion fonnmcr cfter
I'll Sui.
Z. 3. 5oaefion ira Golrnar
cpmnibip a'itibebe | iorrigc l(ge til
Chicago SO Gbeiter 8bite Spiil.
scr braate bam Den uafrc Gum al
ST 1896. Sttc Stpffer olelie mo
S40S.66.
Clarence Gbriiten bar Iolgt
lin so IcreS Sarm / @lenpooo
Somnibip til &ilcas Slion lonl
iluttcoc hcrop ira Glgiu iio'te Cont
uer. DIR. Gbriiten blcp peo Salt'
oclcn eicr al Or. SlionS SliS |
ben lrolioc Gel al Npcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15

bar iaa lanst, at Oct rat benoe belt
neo til Ssbberne.
Senrif Den Ereoie al 0ranfrig bar
efter Waria al &Iepe's Iso paa lin
lorte 5leieIsflRoning SpIptaarer,
iamt Gsbninsebober al SeIp os Iis-
nenoe Gmblemer. - Otter aarl ben
Ottenoes tioIiee Tsb / 1893 bar
Inna al gretagne, itif imoo fonse.
ligt Vriig oensans, tort Sorg eiter
bam. Ni Naaneoer Senere trsiteoe
bum iis imioIertio meo gggteifab meo
Suonis ben Tolpte. ga bun ocbc
bar benoes anoen ggetemage ogiaa
forte Ssrsefl9oer os tilItoo ineen
@eIanot, Iom life par fl9bt / Sort,
Muoiens. = Sgiaa ban siiteoe Jig
9so.
Den .alminbelise 8egel Dor, of
&ongerne isreeoe / 9ioIet. gnooa
bet 1Soe Marbunoreoe % UNDER Na-
poleon blep benne Sfif opretboIot.-
Siitorieifriperen 9rantcme fprtpner,
at Waria Stuart ~"iorseoe / bpiot"
Den Gag ioag beber ct SareIie / So
tel Glunp Gen bpioe 8ronnines
@9relie", iorOi Waria al @nslanb,
Subpig Srettenbes urge gnfe, bapoe
truffet Jig tilbage Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Zen HoMc 3ulnfon8e.

Sm ben iioite pirfelige Sltlufon-
&c, Sinu6ulu, iom oebe ifior, for
tplles islgenoe / Sbreuoermisiio-
mems Iarbog:
0inusulu bar en- Ssn al Den
frpNteoe &onge Getbemapo, JONI blep
taaet tilianee al gnglrnoernc, me-
bens bans Setter ltiibepu opfaiteoc
Zig til Serre, Sinu5itllt lit imioler.
tito Siplp al Soerne % fororep
igien %lliibepu. 9oerne fit Ell Del
al 3ululano, men maatte iiben az
itaa benne Del til @%nglenocrne.
Ser bar imiolertio itaoig nro %
Soritprrelie. Siliibit blep oglaa Si-
ni,5ulu lat fait % iao fanget paa
Gifome. San rar ba Ell paffer, liant
% uieopanlig uelproportioneret
Ongling paa Is @ar. @nslGnoernc
anlagbe en- iormelis % lang Tro-
ces imoo bant. San blep bsmt %
lcnot til ct. Selena paa Is Iar.
San Hap DOG no efter 80 Iars
Sorleb. San bapbe life uopiflet
iis til Jim Sorbel % ianf mart til.
baae til set bcbenife GGien. bleu
en- Glitter al @biifp os mango &pner,
- bare at ban bebolot europ9iii
Graat % liot pore, cperflaoiif Gipi'
liiation. San tit Sop til at ipiIe
Iibt aonse, o. Der par itaoig Sare
fer Heisninser % ltrolisbeber ira
De Snbisotes SIDE.
s 1906 blep ban inopiflet / Sam.
batas Sprsr, % ban blep paanp iai
i 1GnsIcl. 9erfra blep ban DOG
mart iluppet no, men lit life Sop til
at pcube tilbage I'll Sululanb. 9ar
II. iig anpiit Ell Sarm / SranSpacf
San bSbe flor; Der iiges, at ban
bIep Ssbt fer fin DOB al Ell inofsbi
ansIifanif Yreit. Ssiaa Here al
hans Senner er bsbt. Sans Gil
blep meo gnel9noerues Samtpff,
isrt til 3ululano % begrapet Der
Sperp0r al en- flor Sfare Snoisote
J ser lasbes 10000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Smaaplnf.
Cttn Snrcninn rciitC Winr

Stto Sercuiou rciitc Mtonbo0
I'll 1icfiriou q Gof, i 6orrctnin
ger.
: $. Clion % Senncn Gle
renee bar Icict S%priugpotcr QIoIien
/ Canoe Sownibip.
@tii5 Sorab &oac SbcONore
Sperion Oh GIpiu Guis relitc Cor
Gag til @rouot, 2. Gaf,
Non ellington Tom iioile llge
berneo ira Marquis, Canada, %
ri ~irefpeuterc &olNcro College BE,
iten al @intereu.
@fr. % Mrs. @ermou @il,
bertiou % Gotter fom SerboG Der.
I'll ira Sarge, u. Got, Tor at be
ieee SlGstniuaer.
9eunc llae Far vi Ell to, IT,
Sage hopt Ell Sorimog pao &iute'
ren. Sibiie 9toi bar (enpcruturel
IS @rooer moer 3ero.
Wr. 90 Mrs. 8. eitrcm forl
he: ON Sagen iii Gecornb fra Sc'
ottIe for al beisee MrS. G'$ Wo'
bcr. MrS. SaIitciu NclIou,
- Horman Sonion er ocnne llc,
fcnlnlet bicn fra gri8ono Tor a,
tilbrinee SuIen hos tine SorpIbfc
Ir. % @rS. Berger Sonior.
@rs. 8. n. RcitoS ira SeeoS
q. Tnf., iom fom bcrneb / AnIeb
ming Yin Seiier Mrs. &~ptteroaer.
SOB og SearaprIie, reIitc biem lie
tic uge.
- @lrs, q s. Ratpig ira Col
Slers Bropc, @is., liar pGrct her
oppe paa Ell giiit hos i'm Ssiter
Mrs. g. y. Seim % andre SIGg;
ninger.
9roiesior g. Sope ira Sutbe
Geminar boloer feritfommenh
Senbaes giten Soreorns | SpnO
bens airfc. Sans 3bema er: "1b
CONFEDERATION OF GbriitianitpH,