davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-11
y futuref rsnsed as folloYs:
Financial Briefs

The Twin City Rapid Transit Company
reports sross earning during August OF
&ss3.752. an Increase OF sfs.G35 as compared
with August of last year. The gross for
eight months ended August 1 totalsd
s6.6sl.sbs. . gain Of sBss,e25.
The Pittsburgh Idaho Mining Company
has declared an extra dividend Of one and
ens-quafter cents q share In addition 70 the
regular quarterly dividend Of three cents
share payable October . 10 holders Of rec
ord September 10.
n r. WageI reports the export on satur-
day Of $l.ooo,ooo In gold from San Fran
cisco for Toxic.
IL the week ended September the At
ehIs>n. Iopeka and Santa Fe Railway ham
died 1x.tIo iorf~1 ears. against 2e,e1s q
>sar aso and sIses two ysafs aso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03

who is faithful, whose love stands
the test;
who has stood by his side,
Made for him since a bride
most beautiful home in the West.
For the splendid success he attained
And the numberless friends he has
gained,
lie owes o to the wife
Who enriched his whole life
With her charms always sweet and
unfeigned.
Now, tonight we greet him as our
guest,
Him, whose life she inspired and
blessed.
Free from sorrow and care,
BY her side, may he share
Their most beautiful home in the
West!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Erofesior Hrems iOr Morif.
amertfanerne.

T~rofesior 6. 8. NrcliS talte Der
pou ior Norifameritaneren, ioet ban
fog iom lloganespmft oen SepG-
gclie, iom / Den ienerc Sio bar gjort
Jig laa breO Der / @anbet MOB De
luafalote "@inbeteen$" -9lmerifanere.
T~roiesioren bpele0e peo BET Hpe'
rln9sarbeloe, iom er blet neolagt
a De norife Snbponorere og bereS
yarn, paa airfens % Sfolcns Ont
rdaoe, j Sorretningslipet, / FreS-
len og | ben baelige @iernina paa
Sarm og / 9p. @i@ielig, ingoe ban,
Tar oiSie @teno bit Jig iom gobe
%merifonere, ON lrogen bar oct, %
bon bet9nftc fig life pua at iige, at
Oct bar en- ligeiao itor Spoer at
bare fommet til Imcrifa nleb Slltp.
pen "&eitairationcn" lom meo
"Mapflomer".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
'peniylpania's prcpetur.

Gortlano, Waine, Sen 2Sbe Sebr.:
Gen me Smperoreaonmigbt "Eenn.
ipIpmia" bar paa lin Frcpctiir no.
ioloct en- itcrre &urtiabeo eno oct
mr tnrpct i aonirattcn. Gen aior.
Sc paa Erenet,reu Ell Sart al 2t,15
Snob / Sinlcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Glitter Sabrifbrane.

Qats burgb, "a. Cen 2Soe Scbr.;
Gn SIOebrano. pm ioag opitoo /
&ub6nrO & Cos SpaOciabrit, an.
r(tteoe en- Sfnoe al $4,000. ga.
brifeu bar baot tore 9clhQinAcr ira
be aaiereoe. @ario0cn til SISeuS
Splpinit fierGes lite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Gnalauo % Rri0rn.

Gn9lnno % krl9rll.
: cit glriitcl "SaIln Ncm9" a
Nrnolo Bennett tiIbn9cplicr OcnnC
Sen ira cnfcItc NolO / GnIlan0 no
toltc Sanfc, al ser itnloc pare no
aeu NDbpcnoighe0 ior al lutte 6reo,
aeon al arilcu hor iori III no9et
bciinitiut Rcinltut. Mnn mcner, al
DC Naicrenc cr ion ubiolnt oucrle8'
Tic, at en- lnaonu Snntc lie bar strap
pau at tnac2 dIporlia. sam tror
lite, al cnbo1 Ell ua'9lerenoe 6reo
or e~nsbetuocu0c mc0 ell IN arlg.
On I'm %%crocu2frig, Tiger han, cr Ell
lltunfeIighe0 / por cIlcr pore
Barns 2epctio. GertiI nil &c trig-
fsrcnoe 2anoc pare ior u0mottet,
raur Sc or iUroia meb Den mlpTrell-
Sc iScioe. Wen tiItro0a berior pil0e
set unoer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pGre
eli itor Stuiiclic. ON life 2r;9cn
fiumpe5 tilcuoe, iorce 'rem I'll Ell
nigiort SER. % Ell of9Iort SER
bill % mac ser bll, bare Gnglono
nj. apmmcr life Selren, iaa cr
Stnlocn gn9lano@. Ser cr no8en
Sare her, iprliq p%ao8rulO al &Ia3'
c.WtlsforItaacller % &la3ic- Salou'l.
NrbcloerfIaaien % sc hpierc StGn'
ser ioritaar life hucrauorc % moo
orbeiber til Ell pia @ra0 hlnunnena
sSntcrc5Icr. Observation-Disclosures
hor u9rct iloe bcbanolet. Gu on.
Nen @run0 iii, ct GnQIoubs lulbe
Spcrlc9cnbco lite fonmcr / Nnucn.
belle, or lelpe Guabrltppclollian.
Gems Noilir. Sire 2anoe, iorlflclIi-
&c / Taec og Hc9icringSiorrn, o.
iom life arrnicr iub til h%inoubcn,
ION olbrig Dame Ell 'aa ltcrt Nai.
ollce iom 2onoe, ser bcboc9 Al ianIs
NE SIagS Golt % bar lannlc Slo8@
Te9icrin0aiorm
Mcn boriict ira IuiancciorboIoet
giplocr >eu iomnre Miongcl poo 81.
icftipitct / iclpe Storbritomicn, %
Noriogen hcrtll Cr ior eli Gel Man.
gel pua Somorbcioc mcIIcm Sc Tor.
ifielli9e HclierIuB%or3oncr Gt on
0et Womcnt or, at ~Gu0lpn0crnc iclp
i arigatio Cr oIt'or iIottC. Gor at
iaa ell Guoc paa %uuulluct, mcucr
Tor'utteren at ser mao Ell mere
hadrnhrrot &cItaiuiul til. Guomt
pco man lite, hpa0 N|rtotUull cr i
GuaIono, ~ ioa lever man ni1aar-
&c. iom man pleicr. GH0cIil cr Ser
ct ipaQt |uuft REQ set culell,e en-.
iIcm, al man 0l@it frjtjitc (l0cr
tr aItior urlnlcill / III Nrltit moo
&eaierinaen. VII bette IAN lite All.
net cub al lpUttc %an6cts Stiaiu9.
NcljerinQcu. Standardization.
mcri tom mco rcttc N1ol,s men set
bl,r 'or mclct Al Oci lc0G. Gutter.
he itoar i ole 0,sic Ncuiccuocr
lau1t bcore.
4ue his'e liaa liliroo2 maa Gul.
IaHG nulgcpcl pin0c 2ct bar Hc'ur.
'crnc; / GtntoI "a ~iutauticI "a mate.
rleI CpcrIeaeuhco cr nct lclt opcr.
lc8eut, ~ Nlsic 6ciuricr cr itgc. iour
! lpilIono, iorttcOe. 6oriattercr
mcncr o9ioo, Of GnQIUnoernc cr
iuIbt ioo intelligence iom GicnGcn.
tnnife rel iaa oct. Get eucitc, lem
er n~eooenoig ior al icirc. or al
brpoe i8jennem De mite Sobcgrop@.
liner, % Oct tan azores, noor mor
bare Tar ioi meo oen nc0ucn0iaC
@aogaoenbeo % llohoIocnhco. "Nui;
81 life ton nae IGn8cre enc Suitcrn,
i oenne ipecieQe Ggenitob, er Niito
rien uoen Wcninq," ilutter Mr
gennett.
%<n~ ck,.,pL. ,.,<
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03

ENTERED As sEcoSp CLASS MATTER JUNE i"rH 1908 Al
sHV PoSr Orror AT prcoRAH. Iowa. tNplE Iht Acl
o. CoNerKss or MARcB 3. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Mrs. Sube crinSrcs.

Gen nnite Saler par Or. Goliaro
%oecfmnmr, Ser tnltc nor Mrs. 500
DC. SoIeu nar bourct al ct Iprllo-
lrnoe Slnmor, % paa Den Sottorell
cpnc WaNbe ioritoo han boabe al
ircnhppc Mr$. Sobc5 mango for-
trInlige Ggen'fober o. boloe Mun'
irhc0en oppe / ,soriamlingen MrS.
Mcbc hnpoe opret i'm Mano Ell al
0ri0 iplNtcnoe Stette bauoe / bans
neutrality-suspicious. % ellerS, %
llunr ban III npo ion mcgen Iner-
t Cl0cllc Tor, buab hall hupoe ito-
rettct, lan maatte man lite glennlc,
If Ser bapbe 'tn0ct Ell nobel &pinoG
pco bans Sioe. Sulcren nperraft(
tililut Mrs. Nobe ct @llloarmbaan>
me0 llbr til Grinoring ON Subj
loct.
CONNER q. llclnno talte fpl
Norge o. frenbUue0c N~orlfonncrifa.
nornc$ sSorboIo til beres gamle SG.
0rcIdno, hporpaa Soronllngen lallf
ga, nj clIfcr".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
NRbere0nucu %uucrrrffcS.

DIR. Shub lhuttc6e i'm Sale mc0
a. ouerrrffc &ouIuI Nobe ira hans
&cuucr ng @Nm0rcrc Ell 9erc2Nnuc.
leitdacuOc Al ct @uI0uhr meo Niroc.
GeIQenoc Sonl Al SIR. u. z. q.
Snrtj / MoibluQton blep 0crpou
iuNct Al SpriumIingcn:
.AicI.; "Icu@ NorNbupci bruicr MOI
iIcINbnAo Sirauo.")
Nom iln "a iiN n,il at scr HE ian
Ncmmc uolct Noot INA Nl@cr.
lluoia1cu Soften. ION tom Nun rl
udu.
q ino en- Gel G.nlonr "a Niicr.
Seq 'ial lcpllc her 0oulte mar.
Ter 'omwcr Carer Al Guoct SIa93.
scr Ncrira .om NcniuIcu nor cn apelo
0ou. iom ioag bar lem o3 inoe
@ar2lubtlrum. ~ SET CT ci &clo,
Sea Ian iiRe uoeu at lnre.
M idoonut %roNuii. purmi eIlcr ioIot
@jou 9isre iclpc q. |nuI M ltolt.
San ioo iUOom Gaumor. ran %cicr hi
g inuNt Ser ell troiait %cuiuoe.
Som iulg.e ham mco / Srce ION
Strie.
Or %ri2. iom var vel rrro al uiune.
llocu At iprrae. ON oct par iuuoi.
Nuu iuIAie ham cu @auB %cr0en runNi
"a S%ahlaanyo la Narerre ~ % GRO,
Nluiioe@ III u,ieuNtc 9aue.
gar Der uir inpcu, iom Ct iorclIoa:
Nobc itaI hauole poa bans %cauc".
H%eRieriuQeu ia. oct par 10 bra.
%ao bare 0obe IA / % Nra.
0on toa ! % Nroe. ioa oct ipursic.
piht.
&lQaeI SoIbcim. Sner % @nuer;
9icu icI0 gar han ei ~tiIireps med ia
lit,
fon babe iant iiorilaguc %aner:
Or BRO icg ogioa m bp9ac mda.
en- gro. iom ian lom CT Sauta ltaa.
81 oerior II ri eli Gro opcr 6ap.
>cm M blnocr S~auosnlGnn iiIbobe,
SmerIta!lnlcu han 10 oS glu,
Nor ben nj itnlher Noniul 0obc.
Sao ociie minoes ira col iiaar ~,
50 6Ia8et beiies iii Maitcns Sop,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03

srrnser &c en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
pennen" or iaa goo iom nogen anoen
Sumaifine til ben oobbelte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Gn Sribmt ira &oniml @noc.

&oniuI =. Mcrman @abe ira Obi.
colo taltc bcrpda FOR ocn lprlfe
Nncrifnlinlc. &an brugte aoniul
Nobc cn Suf Tor bans Nrbcibe FOR
q; iuu @illicu iltnro o. ingbe, at
hlia life &obc hauoc iat liz ltcrfe
%ilic oI Observation-Disclosures ino
paa az nna Maalet, oiloe
Der life M pTrct llogcil
uorif Imerifalinic. Men oct
ror tiot iIia, ia1be SoIcren, at nuor
Ct tort T~orctogenoc bar biergct bel
llauo, iaa uar man t~ilboieli9 til at
Nlemnc Dem, ion hapbe taact &c
iungltc Sal. &otc hupbe hapt Sro
paa Sagcn % life piIet glpe op, lclu
81 man / Horgc haphc tnbt Sinibcr
I'll. at NIarcr flnoe gicuncniereS,
Nco cncitaacuNe WtoS % Soreto9.
ipnlheo hapNc han ta9et iat % icri
Sagcn ircm I'll ct beloigt Hclultat
6or Nctte % ior alt hans cprigC
Hrbcioc ifpIotc NJ ham Saf % sGrc
Icn Sen opoircnoe, parnhlcrtcNt
SUorclanoapcn han or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03

Som forielig mc0oeIt / iiolte Nai'
mcr al ~0ccoroh. Foiten" ielreoeI
Noniul &. $. Sobc3 25-Aoralltbi'
lpum nrco Ell iieIOen itiIiltIo %
raftcr Gcit / q. F0ul &oteI | Ct
Saul iorrigc @srooga A'tcn ben
26oc 6cbrlIar. Setter, ser bar ar
ran0crct al aoniuIcna &enner
GpiainQbncrne o. nnOrc Stcoer
Noropcitcl, bar en- belt i8icnnem re.
prricutatiu 9liirrc. NorQc3 Ntlni.
ilcr Mnibulton, &r. -. -. "rnil
por tiIiteoc. liQcina Zen uor'tc aon'
mi / GbicoQo Mr. =. Ncrn1nn @aoe,
iorhcnurrcn0c a9ninl la%mmclteo@,
Oscar =. NolIQan, oG Ell ltcrre Se'
lc0ation al andre G|hicdNo'oIf. VI.
cctoninlcrnc / anniul Mobc9 Som
inlatoIltrift bar ogio0 moot trent,
irrn0en McprPlentdntcr ira Here
Nncr / Win1clotu. Ni9cnlln, Soipn,
gsortb % South Gatoto. Ter bar
laalcoe2 GeltnQcrc / Tciten ira Can
Claire. Soda, "a CROSSE, NioNi'on,
Superior, WillmdItce, Su0lon, @nl0'
min % andre Stcocr / @iacon'm
irn @rauo SORTS % ANDRE Steocr
9torth Gafotn; ira 9nnfton Slonr
Sells, OF |oint, South Gatotn
ira 0ecorah o. ANDRE Steoer |
>Scpu, % ira Ell HTftc Mtinne'oto'
brer, io1n oet piIbc IRE for oiot her
al opreqre. Ct VmlI % Wfinne'
apoIl2 bar notIrIi9ui3 toIrig repre-
iUteret. @Ianot bc Siliteocurrenoc
laaea Vroie5iorcrne Stib, Wranot.
M:lpi&ofcr, aiI0ohI. %j9ncS, VrcrS
oN andre bcfieu0ic airfcn9 Wdro,
ncrib!nnot oNioo Here al SpiIlilt9'
bmrnca Vrclter. V~tinncioto@ Su'
perncr. :. u. Wurnoriit Gr.@npcr'
nor Gbcrhort, Stot@albltor TrcllS,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Tr Nncobion, Iorb.
Stataolloitor Sucrion % ANDRE AZ
Stotcn@ oi'cntlige WTno bar Ii8c.
lcoca tlllteoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Gn Saf fra &uae9acr.

Cen norifc Iicefoninl / Sccorab,
Teonftsr SSoh$. g. @i't, tolte Der
eitcr Ior aoniul @obc % brogtc bam
Ell Saf ira aollegaer. Silbllaren
hcnoc pprct Ell uhnlcrfet Hcprp'ers
tc1lt Tor lit Su0reluno Der / Nnro.
pciten, % MorAe bar ct Iterre 2ano
/ N~orbpciten5 @epibitbeb, netOp for
81 Sr. Sobc hopoe pprct &onilll her.
Cen itcrfc % ioIibe Stiling, ban
hnpoc ifobt iig, bopoc ielpia9t paa
r,on1c Mnaber ogiaa fonnlet hans
MoIlcgocr tilgo0c. Sor bette og ior
al hans GlitprrNighco % SnrpNe-
fommerbeo ito0 Sc / Sofncnlmelig-
bco&QipIo I'll bom % fsltc Srdng
ii at brin9c Dnm iit Saf.
Otter bemlc Gale fang T~rofeSior
Goriten Oh. @o4 gu gomlc Mor,
u, liter arm, io1n bilieoes meo
i.crft WiioI0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
@nucrnur Gberhart taller paa %crs

Serciter igicn en- Sang AZ BRO.
i>3ior 9Spu, % Miis Ilnna Better.
f9n lang isIgcuoc a. Gr.@nucrnpr
Gbcrbart Tor Inleonin9en lfreone
Sang I'll AIRS. Sobc:
We are greeting the dearest OF
friends.
And we wish them the JOY that ne'er
ends,
Throughout twenty-five years,
Both mid laughter and tears,
There is one whose whole life sweetly
blends
With the purest, the noblest and
best;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
DR.. Stub taller.


~ ltU'' o'''''' -"
'H''ll oVlut''Vl '''Vo "o'p' :" a"'
t''u''''e olu"' =" 'CI '"' "'HV
''Hneo az S'0''''''' "I'',''t|
l,o''et ~, "lt' Npc8p' o''U 0',
'uuel q, oV'''o'''''','" N'.''u,'U'
MI !. Z. op'u''' Nv pV" p'
III p" F'oLvS70. ~ w. 0
oe'' "o'''c Sp"'p'' "U'''u"V' 80"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
&onimlen taffcr.

III Senipn til at Ger bar ilere al
bans anuerifanife @cmer tiliteoe PEI
Setter, holot &oniuI Sobe lin Snf.
fetale pna Gngelif. s Ell boaoe fro
6ornens % StblpI0ctS SIDE i'm %
I.UtningSfulo Gale, Der frelnierteS
nlco @epG9elie, tolfe0e ban &c So
ltl'er, ban % bans &llItril bar OPP
iplot al oeo 6enne GrenIlbe @egi-
uulbco. San uotulte en- Sof iii De
mango Ser,,er for al @enli9beo %
GllfpGroigbeo % Ell ipeciel Sof til
oen norife &egiering, Miniiter @rpn
% til &ouegaer. Silill,t gap ban
i'm Sllitru en- parm Sribitt for alt,
bun bopoe ppret for ham.
@ilperner gurrqliit talte oerpaa
trtclig % bragte aoniulcn fin 9pl-
oclt, bporpaa Minliter @rpn no
tragtc en- Sfnal for @%upernpren %
notaltc i'm 8lpbe oper bans Hpr-
pGrcIie ueo Setter. Silill,t talte
oen ipenlfc aoriul @alleriteot /
nogle nurrne og anerfienoenoe Sro
for Silbilaren. 5oriamIinsen lang
berpaa itaacnbe "Imerica".
Set bar pe0 0isie Sioer allcreoe
lGngt paa Spelo - eller rettere
langt pao 9tdt, for &loffen bar nei-
agtlg balu ct = 90 llalt fanot Ser
ior life at fllnne taee Sio til Sp-
loslingen al Sc oper bllnorebc &c.
lc9rammcr o. 9repe, iom bar inb-
lcbet iii Setter. Sitebet nsieoe man
iis nleo at opIrie Napnere paa Dem,
I'm bapOe ienNt Sc tclegraiiife 2pf-
enlfninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Selcorammerne.


Sra Stat2minilter anuOien:
Siertelige Spfsnifninger.
Sra &riitiania II niper-
itet: Snfrnifning meO Sof.
Sra lloenrigsminiiter Sblen:
Mootag mine teoitc Gnifer og Sot
for bpatig. energiif %irfe / norit
aoniulattieneite.
Sra Sfib&rcNer 2inooi0: Sat
ior Sn~obpoeIicr; beflager life al
fiunne pGre tiIiteoe.
Sra @uitap Senrifien II,
aomIniItreren0e Sirefter for Sen
nor't e Im~erifoIinie: Taa Den nor.
tie ImeritoIiuies Gireftiona |eglle
bierteli9e Spfrnifninser % Saf ior
bpoo &c bar giort til Srenmc al
bette 6oretogeloe WmcrifaIinieuD.
Sra Stib@reoer q. s. 8Iape.
G $: &icrtclise 2pfsnifninger
Sra MISUNDERSTANDING % an.
ore %cnNer; unocrtcgnet 8aoc
Sn'um, N|or1enitierne, &ambrc.
@erncr, Sorc, Ninth. .. NilicrL Go.
pofat Sd)ieot. Srl Shicbt, slrfipal
@anmcr, Crit Sammer, Or. Sotn
ion, Or. Guc, Clara HadcI OIien
Scltrene Senieu, Marie &piitenbabI
z. Gbriitiunien. 0irefier @iernitao
Sra Sfib2rcoer @~ernborf
Sanien: 2pfsnifnins % Saf fol
uonncrtet Irbcioc.
Ora SppeoaI, 2oGrbauer
Heimer&, @eege: SierteIil
@ratlIation.
Sra Iaoneien, @reina
Spenneoie (Spebeitrano): |orI
beN'te Snitcr % @ratillationer.
6ra GentraIbaufen 10,
Nor9e: %ore bebite Snifer %
. Saf Tor ~bchcscIis Sorretninesicr
biubeIie.
. sra Stepbene o.
Spance (ariitiania): Ianae "a
Tor bchnaellA Sanlarbeioe / Sprct
tel'en Al Den uorifc slmerifalinie.
NJ andre SeIegrammer ira Nor
&c tan nrpncS: Sra SuIie o
albert @oe, 2arpif. Snv
SepoaL ariitiania, @ulle,
Stipe, SoNmanS. 8riitianic
VI arcnsicn, @riitiania.
/ sra SencralfcninI & r. &ap'
Hew s)ort moptses ipIsenoc Selt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Niuiitcr VrDn DperrGffcr &Umman-
o%prfuriet.

Wllll'ler VrUU Dru9lc UeIpuu Nu'
biIarcn Sen norifc Chickering'S Got
ior iroiolt % iortien'tfllO @irfe.
Nnn nrpuic, at han allcreoc tlolig
bar blct opmcrtiom poa aonill 500
&c / i'm oiicrtllgc %lrfiombeo, %
Oct, ionl ollereoe ira isrlte Strno
bop0e tlItutffet 'lg bans Spnerf-
iombc0, bar Den greie, 1or'
rttninQ@np@ii9e Maooe, bporpaa
ban alto tog liz al line fonllllGre
&firrer. &obe bar Ell Wtano, lonl
life itoo ioit opcrior Ell pnnifelig
Sinlotiou. San pioite oItib Ell no
rel. San hnooe BET life mco at ito,
&c % lur6rc9 poo, bpor0an Ell gag
'tnl0c greic&. sam por Ell po'itlp
Nntltr, ion off lige los pdd Sageit
% iorltoo at lore ben frem til 20.
iitipc Mciultoter. Spm ct ipnlig
Scgn pnn, at Norae % Den norlfe
Negicring til1llbe pioite at a aifien.
ne aonii,IcnS Arbeioe, operrafte Mi.
niitcrcn ham aommanosrforlet al
ct. SInpSorbcnet unber lterf @e.
geiitring ira SuriamlingenS Sioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Kon$u| bobe$ Jubil&uf11.
urnner fra fjrrn % nor famet til frf i st. paul for at bGors
% Aarsjubilanttn.
Overr4kke$ 81. Olav$ordenen$ kof1t1anderkor$.

5iIlluf, eamIc Ten, en- 8lIien % Sat
Sor ale be glnr. 'om er rlinone;
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03

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New Britain herald., 1916-02-26
DOWN WITH THE "YORKERS"

After being reported lack to the House the annual river and harbor appropriation bill shows that it has been shorn and shattered to the ex- tent of some eighty millions of dol lars, very substantial cut which tells what united opposition can do to any 1Gnom1nious attempt to rob the na-. tioal exchequor. But that should not be the end of the fight against the pork barrel. As soon as the news papers and the people throughout the country let down in their opposition the political pork grabbers will be right back at the trough again, feed ing like pigs from the peoples say ings. This year there will be almost forty millions of dollars spent in the interest of pork through this one bill alone, which means that little creeks, rivers, and streams that are unknown outside of the particular county in which they hold forth will be dredged and deepened for no purpose at all but to give some few contractors jobs, while the great harbors and rivers of the country go practically neglected. Pork is more matter of jealousy than anything else. If the great ports of the country receive an appro- priation suitably large enough to war rant the necessary improvements, some Congressman from inland imme- diately starts a fuss and furor and begins dickering for an appropriation for Salt Creek or Jones' River, or some other equally as obscure stream at Jumping Off Place. In the inter- ests of the nation all this must be brought to a halt sooner or later. The work of the past six months has had wonderful effect. Pitiless pub 1icity has had a tendency to hold the | pork barrel brigade in check, and : there has been no reckless charge on the treasury trenches such as took place in other years. Let the good work go on; let pork and it's followers be downed.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-26
For a BCrkS shire Reservation.
Bridgeport Standard)

Al the western end of MassachL- setts in the northern part of Berl1- shire county, lie the Hoosac moun- tains separating the valley of he Deerfeld river from that of the Housatonic Over this range lay the old Mohawk trail, once traveled by the Indians but now converted lhto an attractive and pleasant highway for, the tourists who annually exploit the Berkshires. Over this trail, as has been said, the Indians in the old days kept up connection between the fertile valley of the Mohawk in New York state and the equally fer tile and attrac active lands in Connecti- cut.
 That was long before New York or Connecticut were known as the designations of special territory, bu1 the old trail is still travelled and is is now proposed that the state of Mass achusetts shall take the new road with a generous portion of the land on both sides of it and convert it into a reservation for the benefit of the state in general and the lovers c the picturesque and historically st- tractive in particular. The road lies in six towns and to acquire enough of the land on both sides to keep it always a forest reservation and pre- serve it's beauty will cost only about S13O,
 This is a small sum comparatively and the total length of the reserva- +ion would be about 13 miles with a width of from quarter of a mile tO two miles. Such a reservation. taken good care of, would become famous in time even beyond it's present repu~ tation of romantic beauty, and the general character of that part of the state which is wild and picturesque, would be greatly enhanced This sec ton is closely allied to Connecticut and the Housatonic railroad and river have been the arteries of communica- ton for many years.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-26
A Boom in Bibles.
(CleVeland Plain Dealer.


 Europe being torn in pieces by war, America makes money by selling goods, including foodstuffs and Bibles. That there would be a boom In this last mentioned trade was un- foreseen, and the bitterest saturist can hardly make a lampoon of the fact now that it has eventuated.
 One of the largest Bible houses in the world has it's offices in New York City, and it is announced from those offices that the war has affected Bible printing to an extraordinary de- gree. It is the regular trade that is affected-not the part that might be influenced by the sporadic activities of missionary societies. America is selling 50 per cent. more Bibles than she normally does-and she is sell ing them to England, Scotland, France, Russia, Belgium and Serbia. When all other business is bad, say the Bible publishers, the Bible business is good. The less bread peo- ple can buy the more Bibles they de- mand.
 England is able to purchase as many Bibles as ever before, but her facilities for making them have been interfered with by the war. So Amer ica must now supply all the Bibles demanded by the British Isles. The increase in export is also noted to South Africa and Australia. ~
 Let one moralize upon this all ne wishes; but meanwhile let no one fall to note that the demand for B1oles in our own country has eXperlencen a big increase, also. This is said to be due in no small measure to the activities of the Gideons- relglouS society of commercial travellers, when has bought 50,O00 Bibles a year for the last six years from a single firm.
 Meanwhile we are selling feWer Bibles in Germany than ever before; but this isn't Germany's fault, ot course. The British blockade appears to be effective even in keeping spir- ituaI pabulum from tho central Powers
New Britain herald., 1916-02-26
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Edison's Map of Life.
Philadelphia Public Ledger

Philadelphia Public Ledger.)
 Thomas A. Edison at sixty mine finds there are many things he would rather do than sit in a. cloud of blue smoke and-since he is deaf-watch the various r-celebrities among the wax works at the speakers ta- ble rise and go through the motions. He has in his time sat under as wide a variety of speechifying as any man and has done his duty nobly by the post-prandial exercise. Now ho thinks himself entitled to d rest which in his case means downright hard work. As one of those who fill the unforgiving minute with 60 seconds worth of distance run," he holds the flying hours wasted that are not spent amid his cells and fila ments, playing chess with nature"
 That is what for all his working life he had been doing-wringing from his adversary the reluctant con- cession of her secrets. His mind as Wordsworth wrote of Sir Isaac New ton, was "voyaged through strange seas of thought alone" He has found many an isolated area unex- plored, where no brain but his could help the wizard of Menlo Park. He has stood for an intense application to the study of many a rebus of sci- ence which is almost unmatched in the history of research. He has talk en no account of food or sleep or the trivial social mtcrocosm. Tracking shy truth to it's liar has utterly ab- sorbed him, and he has had the pow CT of concentration to shut all nil nor considerations out of his mind.
 The men who have saved them selves, and had small shivering fears about their nerves and their phy- sique, are invited to look on the pic ture of this man who into a hale old age is working with all his might be- fore the darkness overtakes him. Cheerful and serene, he breaches a doctrine of content in work, and his life is more telling than his sermon. Edison's mind and body are fit be- cause he had not abused them. They are his loyal servitors, and by doing his bidding they have served and blessed our earth. Es