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The evening world., 1916-09-07

cs'ns dO 10 n0mh ssispy ns hsitn q ne Aniriml,i
lnon q Csfmsn ranisne ~ sisnd ne traction ,lft
Ts unon employers The 1hii line have sgssi T.
s,fks shen eaI<t OF By ossrlis riIeuid mrng lh sn
aoyse Of the Queens usOn lnss Ia, beer esj 1hs Ihi Avenue
vii dsiaH ymrsh~k suiss te't tho iaj ans me
sentiment hs Queens ani o0ns1on sppsan ~ iat5
ssa action Union tho bfonr also erps,iei 10 e. oh
The lsaasr~
declares the msaaiins
ssssssn, bsAnasfs ,ssins Dot @ pedestrian
psss Commission unable
'as rFh.. tho psps subway, Mayor Mitchell
sstsshs - tosh tonisht 81 osloct
AZ respects the surface lhes on,
~ Der cent % he thsse
Ssft Railway holding
vssistsd the
soI Of The Individual which
Al the notice employees of
ns ineboroush
rons
iaessnes IN recruiting ths
ee0e MEN OUT. SAY UNION HEADS.
Organiser Utsssrald
ed IL lines operating quite Abundsny
Ne subway and Il" motounen
fsos strike wth
The the and ~ and
5000 lines These
The Subway and IL" Not
oobs on thoss walked when ordered
The evening world., 1916-09-07
s25,00o,0OO FOR PUBLIC
IN DROPPING 5.CEMT LOAF
Head OF Master Bakers Declares in
Favor of the iO-Cent Size, Which
Reduces Cost OF Production.

CHICAGO, sept. 7.-Ellmination OF
nVe-cent bread and substitution OF
the io-cent loa' was considered cer-
tain to-day as members OF the Execu.
tive Committee OF the National Asso.
ciation OF Master Bakers met to take
action on the proposition.
:, +. Mcdonald of Memphis, Tenn,
President Of the Master Bakers As
sociation, promised "A saving OF S95,-
100000 n year TO the 80 per cent. Of the
public now buying 5-cent loaves II
they would buy lV-cent loaves
instead
The increased cost OF wheat, sugar,
lard. yeast and labor was gwen as the
cause FOR the meeting, Three ways TO
meet these difficulties have been pro-
posed-reduction. OF the size OF the
nve-cent loaf, Increase of the price 10
either six or seven cents. or baking a
lO-cent loaf only. The bakers favor
tue latter way. They say IL takes
Just as much time and labor to make
hNe-cent loaf as 10 make u O-cent
loaf. The l0-cent LOAF would practl-
cally be equal To two hys-cent loavss
OF the present size.
The evening world., 1916-09-07
wellS.FAnG0 CASHIER
KILLS SELF AI POST
A. J.. liibson, III Two Years Ends
Life With Revolver In Brook.
lyn Office.

In fun view ~ those ebout him.
Arthur b. Hibson. cashier IN the
Wells Fargo Express companys Of
nee 80 No. ! Raymond Street. Brook.
lyn' shot and Instantly killed himself
This afternoon In his wirs-,nc closed
cage lie used the revolver with
which the company equipped the OF.
noe fur emergency use.
hibson. who WIS thirty two years
old. was married. had two children n
and lived AT No. tsd Central Avenue.
brooklyn II was said that he had
been III for two years
The evening world., 1916-09-07
PAENOemI SENDS NOPE
Of PEACE TO CokeneES
Aeanouisiging Greeting Prom the
JOINT Commission on Nsrieo.
We Nishes U Sirrea

NAsiiiNoTON sspi : rfssiisnt
Wilson today ssnt ~ the Jolnt Amsf.
iran ahd Mstioan Comnission.fs IN
fepaf 20 thsii message ssndias him
'i"os' 'e'disi greetings" the foIles.
ne telegram
"hsy Q Dot sspr.s. 10 "a. Am.fiesa
snd hssieaa Joint Cshmlssion my
'er, warm sPpr.ciaties - 10. ,sl..
sfam Just received. nay profound ia.
'"'es' in the tasks ~ friendship snd
hcrninmodaiiun 10 Witch u 10 ad.
dressing Itself snd ny conhd,n, hops
aud expectation that iis deliberations
~iil 10 crosned With o success ~Aieh
viii Ions cement tho frisndship 10.
tween the two nations"
The evening world., 1916-09-07
14-yEAR-0LD BOY
LEADS CHAMPION
FOR GOLF TITLE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

a l5-foot putt for q 2 against Gard
ners 8. This evened tho match.
Both came to the turn in ~ atrokes.
The tenth and eleventh holes were
halved. Jones on the eleventh drove
into bunker, but surprised the gal
lery by recovering clear TO the green.
eighty-five yards away to the corner
OF woods.
The Southern youth forged ahead
on the twelfth. when Gardner's ap-
proach putt was short. The kid"
practically had the short thirteenth
won. too. when Gardner made the
most sensational shot OF the match,
n twenty-foot putt that had to curl
around tho boys ball before dropping
In the cup.
The fourteenth went to Jones when
Gardner again showed his weakness
on the green. Jones. short on the
fifteenth, made a fine pitch to the
hole but missed an easy putt, which
gave his opponent the hole.
The boy became 9 up on the six
teenth, when Gardner made q great
try, but lost long putt for q half.
The seventeenth was halved. Jones
missed his drive on the home hole and
followed this up by overplaying the
green on his third.
Gardner went straight all the way
ana took four To his opponents Ave.
giving Jones a lead Of II single hole al
the end of the first round.
The cards:
The evening world., 1916-09-07
WHITMAN PREPARED
FOR MILITIA CALL

ROCHESTER. n. V. Sept, I. -
when informed to-day that en-.
ployecs OF the lnterborough had
begun a strike. Gov. Whitman dc.
clined to comment. but said tho Ad.
jutant Generals ONCE Ia Albany
would quickly inform him OF any re-
quest for militia to supplement the
New York Police Department In pre-
serving order.
lie said II he was notified he would
leave for New York at once, although
his present plans are to 20 to New
York on saturday.
The evening world., 1916-09-07
BELMONT PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE - For two-year .o,ds
selling; purse $500: six furionGs:
straight.-Running Shot, Io7 Buxton)
l05 q. McTaggsrU, 4 to S, out and out,
second: Velour. 40 tTroxler), 10 10 I.
TO I and even. third. Time--l.i3 3-5'
Radiant Flower also ran.
The evening world., 1916-09-07
SLIGHT DISORDERS
IN TRACTION STRIKE
QUICKLY CHECKED
Continued from First Pagc.)

trains there by an organized body of
strikers.
The Ninth Avenue elevated line wn.
interrupted for awhile by the pulling
OF the emergency stop cord Of a train
moving out Of the Thirty fourth Stree,
station. 1t was somc time before the
source Of the trouble could be found
and trains were backed up for
several blocks
Maurice o'Leary. a striking guard,
was accused Of the mischief by In
spector William Stewart OF the Inter-
borough. lie was taken be efore Mavis-
trate Barlow In Jefferson Market
court and was sentenced to the work.
house for fifteen days
The Lexington Avenue line, on
which only fourteen cars were run
ming at noon. was brought to a stand
still by the spiking Of tho trolley slots
and the placing Of cobblestones on the
tracks from Ninetieth Street to Ono
Hundred and Fourth Street. Two
automobile loads OF detectives were
despatched from tho Third Branch
Bureau to stop this mischief.
sergt. Hillman and squad were
sent on q similar errand to broadway
and F.orty-afth Streets, where slot
spiking was accomplished several
times.
Disorderly hooting and the throw
ing OF fruit and vegetables at the few
cars running on Fourteenth Street
caused Commissioner Woods to order
two policemen on all crosstown cars
this afternoon and extra policemen
scattered along the sidewalks.
The Commissioner was among
those caught In the treme ndous Jam
OF automobiles, indirectly resulting
from the strike, on Fifth Avenue In
the forenoon. The hrst thing he did
on his arrival at Headquarters was
to despatch inspector Jake Brown
and 4 force OF traffic policemen 10
keep the avenue open.
Threats Of violence and stone throw
ing on that part OF the Thirty-fourth
Street line which runs fran Forty
second Street 10 Thirty-fourth Street,
On Tenth Avenue, caused the men op-
Grating ears on the line 10 quit at
noon. Commissioner Woods, after In
vestigation allowed the line two po-
licemsn for eaV0 car sent out after
the noon hour loiterers along the ave.
nue. had gone back TO work. The
same action was taken regarding the
Ninth Avenue line. which suspended
service at II o'clock for the same
reason.
The Commissioners made public a
letter which ma had sent to William
d. Mahon, head OF the Amalgamated
Association, Aug. :. after Deputy
Commissioner Lord had been quoted
as saying strike pickets would not
he molosted In talking to strikabreal-
ing motormen Ola cars, The Commits
sioner explained to Mr. Mahon that
Mr.. Lord must have been misunder-
stood, as II was mauifestly unsafe to
the public on the streets and passen-
gers TO have car operators disturbed
by arguments while they were at
work.
When ticket chopper at Eighty
fourth Street and Third Avenue re-
fused TO leave his post strikers twice
pulled him away from the box. Po-
licemsn finally aided the man to 70.
vosiu ~ wsrk.
xAa usAsI saapsss MA @sss sastH-
The evening world., 1916-09-07
rhtrty -four New Gases aud EiN,
Deaths Upstate.

ALBANY. Sept, Thirty four new
cases OF infantile paralysis and five
deaths from the disease were re-
ported to-day to the state Depart.
mcnt of Health This Increases the
totals to 9,iS5 cases and go deaths in
tho state, outside New York City.
syracuse to-day reported four death
aud Adams Centre one.
The evening world., 1916-09-07
Daushtcr Of New York Broker
browns.

PlTTSF1ELp. Mass. Sept. 7,-Dor-
othy Ianghaar, eighteen, daughter Of
MIR, and Mrs, II. l.. l.anghaar OF New
York was drowned In Lake Garfield
town OF Monterey. Southern Berkshire,
to- day She was wadins with an older
sister and stepped into a hole. Her
father. New York stock broker. owns
n one hundred acre estate near the
lake.
The evening world., 1916-09-07
FeuaA Dead su Tracks,

A man believed to be George H.
schwarts. seventy years old. OF No
1873 West One Hundred and Fourth
Street, was found dead on the tracks
Of the New York Central Railroad at
one Hundred and Ninety seventh
Street just west OF Bailey Avenue, the
Rronx. to-day, lie had been killed by
a train.
The evening world., 1916-09-07
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-rurse $500; two-yesr-
olds; selling; five furlonrs, s,-Gold f,ond.
lo9 (Rieel, straight $40. place IS, 90,
tRoSinsonp, place 50. 50. show go. .eee see
show "a, third Time. i.0s i-5. Sweeter
Than Sugar, Great Dolly Lady Rowena,
also ran.
The evening world., 1916-09-07

ALBANY, \, y, Sept, News OF
the resignation OF Spencer Miller.
jr, deputy warden Of Sing Sing prison
was received at the office of the
State Superintendent OF Prisons
from Ossin,ng to-day. Calvin Der
rick, u penologist recently brought to
Sing Sing from California. was ap-
pointed 10 Miller's position.
The evening world., 1916-09-07

Chick Evans. the National open
champion. had an easy time with
John @. Anderson, runner-up In
1915 for the amateur championship.
Jesse Guilford, of Boston, led
Gardner White, Of Flushing, by
up, Guilford played superb golf 81
out, and the same in for ~.
ID. &. Corkran, Of Baltimore, was
2 up On c. Is, Baxton. OF Philadelphia,
The evening world., 1916-09-07
If you DO NOT re.

If you DO NOT re.
quire glasses If your COM
fort and general welfare will
not be improved by their use
our Oculists will tell you
so. frankly and honestly.
Take our word Tor that -
please?
We have told more than fif-
teen thousand people that
glasses were unnecessary.
We have been twenty years
establishing our reputation -
we guard it with jealous
care.
One trial will add pow
patronage - forever and
anon" to our present Glen
tcle Of more than 100000 sat
isfied patrons.
The evening world., 1916-09-07
Grand Trunk Rsises Wages.

MONTREAL. Que. Sept. 7. - About
100000 a year will DO added to the
payroll OF the conductors. baggagemen.
brakemen and yardmen In the employ
OF the Grand Trunk Railway by a re-
vision In the pay schedules announced
here to-day. The ne wrates are ef-
fective from Sept l.
The evening world., 1916-09-07
BIind TheoIoginu Dead.

After = weeks illness. the Rev. Dr.
ADAM Msclsllsnd. famous blind scholar
HSo oisS:' y" :" IfSss.ass ss.:s.
The evening world., 1916-09-07

The standard oil Company of New
York has announced another reduo-
ton of one cent In the price of gaso-
down 20 cent, ,ss | s.oSaa Sss s'Gn sat IL
,he prlps Of saseiins In q month, A
VS& sa'Itsx Hlss'sA1iA;a =
The evening world., 1916-09-07
s.s0s MEN OUT. SAY UNION HEADS.

oHeihis of tue InVerDoFouHn, WLns
eiaiminE they have broken the unior
and won tina strike on tho subws,
and a." kept demanding additional
police protection all day. They pro.
appointed strikers would resort "a
violence and attempt to blow up or
otherwise disa BILE power plants. They
also asked for two policemen for each
surface car, but this request was
denied.
SUBWAY UNoERMANNgp. SAY
sa0 UNION CHIEFS.
Union leaders would not admit at
noon that the subway and ~" were
being operated st normal capacity.
They claimed that the subway was
considerably undsrmsnned during the
morning rush. but the true condition n
did not appear because thousands
Who ordinarily use the underground
system turned to-day to the IL" tho
surface cars. automobiles. buses and
other avenues OF transportation. An
Other factor that helped the Inter-
borough to handle the crowds. ac-
cording to the union leaders. was the
early departure from their homes OF
many thousands who feared delay.
The New York Railways Com mtany
resumed the operation OF the cfoas-
town lines In Twenty-third and Four
teenth Streets at Z o'clock. The cars
were star ID nt intervals OF five min
utes. Twelve OF the usual twenty
cars that leave the barn went into
service, each carrying a policeman.
Apparently the management Of the
green car lines anticipates n night Of
some length. for great truckloads Of
all kinds OF provisions were stored
away In the various car and power
houses Of the systems to-day.
Drawn BY promise Of high pay and
steady employment. scores Of expsri-
enced street car men from Newark.
Philadelphia. Prston and Nsw Eng.
Aal ctties were signed vp at the
headquarters at Fifty-nrst Street
and Seventh Avenue this afternoon.
while several hundred strikers were
beiag paid on and dropped from the
payrolls In the same building.
Hundreds Of enterprising auto
mobile and truck owners who had
equipped their cars for emergency
passenger service were disappointed
this morning. because the usual
transportation lines were able to care
sor 'ths crowds. However. these it,
pey adventurers are likely TO do busi-
The evening world., 1916-09-07
CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKET.
M e 7
WHEAT.

Wclneslay Net
i%r lax s,. "ipsP h,s,,. IGT Sra, clG:s on.nFr
iSs. hSS,, i&s H. i&,, iS3ss !.
u CORN
u IT,. Ill III Il il. Il N TT Il
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M.%.Ho>vus
NcAAixts ANA0vtAcaons

e Es.s 3Sd r.. near Ath Ave.
a4.s asssn En- ST. st. sss ss-: ..d 'sss :S Az:
442 Columbus Ave. bet. sist and s2d Sts.
10 Nasssg Street, near John btrcet.
i>oo ~ N'cholaa Av., bet. 1sOth . isisi.
1907 n,osdway. np. willouEhby. RrookI,n
AsS fulton 81, opp. A. s., Brooklyn.
6SS broad ST., next 20 Bedeii. Newark.
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~ o.ise lassi coafaag Columbus Q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26

@iitonomi. Den poIife greSie faIote
bette for en- ny GeIing al Bolen.
5 1915 beIatte tpife os otter.
riglfe trooper aonacriget Iolen oe
|selte Dem ! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@ars5ape" (tpif) og "@eneralgu.
pcrnementet dublin" (%eiterrigif).
lite Wai 1915 blep @lpernementct
ebolm i9ien fnpttct til "Solen".
90 | oisie Gage er Gentralmaster-
rr altlaa blcpet enige ON at giens
cprette ct polIf &igc, meo @r9nier
Iom oct tioliaere rusiiif Solen.
SIteoetfor en- Screening al De pol.
tie Sanoe % Sfabclicn al en- polif
N~igsenbeo opIeber Eolnffernc Der.
neo faftilf Ell ny, ippenbe Ceiling al
IT S9orelanb: fire Ytiaioner for
Fiber UNDER Yrensien, andre lire
rnoer T%iterrige, otte fommer nnoer
Ell aonge iom life pGlgeS peo Sol
fetS Solg, men pcO De p%reusiilfc
MtilitpreS Haaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26

tom tilipne / @mnerneS gdl9
Sobn @ooge tog int paa SeSntil'
gen al oct giGngie 6orbolo melenj
Sopitol og arbeioerne / "Sur ga.
FOR 9robIem5". s S~orebragei
"Srue Preparedness" bite Gofpir
S;ngelitao buab ban onlaa for Ell
bcIltebt @orger bpori SonoetS 'ter-
ite Wiogt lager. annit Stoua'to
tcbanolet "Sur Nooing Eictnra
Yroblem" / Ell froiti9 og operbept'
lcnoc Gale. glirco InuunoIonS ~
Siie OF Serpice" elf no pod at ntait
iiol bGmpe GgenfiGrli8beocn oo
gipe iig opcr i WtenneltcbeoenS Slc'
ncitc. 9eqgc Sibcr al Sper9smao'
lct ON buorpiot ben enc al Barter.
nc / 0cllnc &rig a bcorc eno ben
onbcn. bcIpites al Olai Nelion I'M
Der Gntlct "9lrc ne iuIt TO Ger
mann. Ncnrn Saac bite hoor
n~eoOcnOi0t Oct or at DC beoite Soccr
idnr roaoe / Solcn She Neco o.
En6np".
Ieritc Eri3 poo $50, 9ipct al
<hcr college Glilb Of Soutbern
@iaconiin, tilfjenotcS @ellrp 3ollr.
Iu0rl lri5 pou $40, dipet al
[nin Sin Slrtber College Glub, it
Gopin Singclltno. Sreoic TriS
poo So, ogIoo al Smin Gitp 2n-
tucr Giacge Glub, lit &nIt Stul'
lGl6. 9ommcrc / Snnfe % Still
ror NoItorernc s. &imlcpolb, u. ..
r%Sobniou, oQ &. 5. Strem. Som
/ Torcbrog fltngcreoc
9jttorncp9 &. e. @oicc og &. q.
iarnt Heoofter &. Is. @oilep.
: oct belle bar "Gontcitcn" gob,
en- al sc bcoitC ri bar bopt ibct oue
Golcrc qioroc line Sogcr gobt.
&pr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26

laroet paa Zen % UNDER Wapn a
Song Sacob l" bapoe taget oen
geiiboeIie.
ubeloigpis minbebe l~loitebelIen Al
otsle iterft efteripurgte Srimerfei
England ON, at Zen tgrunocn bsrte
til De foreneoe a%ongeriger. eng.
lano lenote ct 8rigsifib til Srinioao,
foniilfereoe Srimerferne oa De Yla.
Der, nleb bpilfe De bar trpft, oa oer
ltaffars ieIolapeoe aonge, Der mn Iao
Jig oe%troniieret og berspet i'm Sopeo.
lrltGgt, fanot ingen anben llopei enc
at begaa SeIpmorb.
Saaoanne "Seriferc", Ser uoiteoer
Srtmerfer, eisr Dog paa Iaiiet npr
life iaa goo Scrretning, ionn andre
lmarte Solf, Ser letter fig / Sorbin-
belle meo ct libet Sanos onerfienote
Neglering % oocrtager eaer iorpae-
ter bets Srimerfebanbel.
SaaieoeS lepereoe Ell engelif Sit
9cnier Barter gratis 9 Miuioncr
ME Srinnerfer til Guatemala oa fit
ilteoct oerfor ale DC Serier af aannIe
5rilnerfer, Der iaitotes / Statstrpf-
ferierne, bporpcb ban giorbe en- no.
merfet Sprretning.
Gn anoen G~nglpnber peO Napn
Seebacb lcuereoe flere ipoanterifanife
Mcgieriiger fonltlige beres Sriner-
fer og fit til @iengiplb Met til bpert
Iar at foranore Segningen paa Dem
o. at bebolbe De til Srpfnilnacn be-
npttcoc Elaber. - st betpbcli9t Gil
lfllo til fine Snotrgter bar ogiaa DC
fonuriifc Yer, ligeicm ocll ipanifc
Megierilg al lolnmc @rllnb me9et
bpppig bar itiitet Segningcn paa fine
Srlmcrfcr, ia &ongoitotem bar pnu
Den Vtuaoc aarlig tient op inloo
100000 &roner.
Wtcn nutiloagS er bit Ocnilags
Sorretllillger blct panifeligcre % Der
fcr %Iieloncre enc / tibligere Si0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26

lit9re Slagtebiis, iom gioroe Sfaar
oeres NGring, og bet enote meb, al
Sfaberen af Slagteriet og iaa mango
andre Sorbebringer bIep operiIpttei
til gaitia, en- Wilit9rpoit al anbell
Gang, bpor ban life funbe finoe fort
NOT Tirfefelt for fine Gpner. - Sell
oigpis pareoe Oct life lGnge, for man
sloroe ~llretten goo igien, falbte bam
tllbage % CAB bam Generals Hang.
9ette Slagterbus | Geroln mini
Ser mig ON en- anefoote, ifriper Den
frantic General, iont tpoeIig piler,
bpor nsOpenoigt. oct par at faa ct mi.
litGrt Slagteri paa SGitninsen.
Marauis De Wor6s, iom iioe.l
ianot 9poen for SGorelanoet rutoer
ct al Selttogene / Sunis, bapoe EN-
gang iaaet bsre, at Slagterne / 9pell
Geronn pleieoe at fipbe paa Sorpet
/ Siaette ifinbmagre og ipse Spr for
berefter at IGlge Dem til @orniloncn
| Seroun meo itpr Ipance. en- DAG
flpote Warqliicn fig no iom aprg-
oriper % Hog Sslge nnco enoel
Dfpno al iarnme Erofesiion, af bpem
ban fit bere mangt og meget ON De
Wtisligbeoer, iom foregif. Sereiter
git ban til Serbin % meIote, bpao
ban babe %ppinnliet, og &eiultatet
blep, at De ifpIoige fit fin pelfortientc
Strai.
Gen Mano, bpem Sranfri9 bar at
taffe for oe un~oeriproiife 8allerier
% ale DC arlore iorbebringer, Tom
bar bioragct til, of Gerbnn blcp uino-
tagelIg, er General @ninpt, lom Of
illlttcoe i'm aarrere for ca. 10 Iar
iiocn iom Sipiiionsgeneral og @liper.
nor / Gpinal, bpor ban ligeiom /
Seroun i%nolo9oc Jig itor S%orticnelte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26

e, 9, % YtiiS Sobnion bar npre'
2rrcriuoc Der.
WrS. ". z. gicf bopoe 'orIe'
Sen Gag i9icn oct llbelb at iaIoe oa
brTffc Soitcbenct Gt lI9tci1oe
llbel0 rammcbe hcnoe for liot ooer
ct 9lar iioen. Gitcrot bun bar TOM
met iia ioapoS, at bun funoe goa
omfring mco arpffcr, iolot bun Of
Ter % fif Ell lem Sfabe / anGct. gtll
nar bun ioopiot bcbre, at bun igicn
flln0c Qaa pco SiGlp al arpffer, %
ioa bar llIpffcn otter paafGroe. st
mcact ioraclig SiliGloe.
~ Yrcllticc &. @IoomiiCIo, Ell al
@ucu2 rlorc @orgcrc, hsOc lioite
Sen0aa / en- SLIDER al % Nur. San
bar loot / GSicr So, Ntciu 2)orf, og
tom til Sccorab / 1870. : Here Mar
1rbCioc0c ban / Gan Bros. Smlbcr
DorO % icncrc FOR Nnfcr Sltnlbcr
So, TC2uocn nrbri0cbc ban Ell Sio
.um Sncbfcr. &cQruuclicn iorranar
ro Micnmct Gn3ong GitcrmioOaa,
WiIlctt iprrctter 9liopoe Ell
crIoOcr iiA Nuitru og en- Son,
BLOOMFIELD, ser cr EoitbnO
yer / @pCu.
Ntiia Glorcncc @crtrlloc SO
ven, Gnttcr al W}r. ol Mr@. :. i.
Noucu / Niu0iiou (opnihip, blcu ITO
tc 6rcOoN GgtcUict til Oscar Hlirc0
.iict, &lcIicu noiertca al Foitor
&. Schmi0t / hans NicnI Der /
'ucu. Gltcrpuu pur ser tort 9rnl
Nru0Cn3 GorUlorc9
Nruuuppct iornlcOc iiG Tom
Cobbcltirit. iOCt oct Den 22bc &c.
cnrbcr unr - Nor, liOcn Wtr. o.
ltr@ :. 7. Noucu blcp Niitc, Sc
uil boiUttc lil poo NrllOGonr
Icna Goocr, Grif &icfa 6ornL iom
c bar fprpaAtct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26
Sm6apinf.

- Nils Goua %umc fon blcm ira
"a Crosse YorooQ Tor at iclrc &ul
hos inc GorUlorc, Nir. % Mrs. 50.
%uuuc.
MIpbmuno 81. s. MolQcu ol
Cuttcr Norm0 rclitc %orooQ til
Epiljugbncrnc, buor &c t]ilbriuQcr
EuIcu.
Nroic@ior &ctcr Nauiou ira
YuC2, ga, tr bIcnmc pau ~,illIcbriol
hos 6orUlOrtnc, Nir. % Ntra. %or
ger @orion.
Niii2 girbcr Iorriiou. iom /
&intcr Qoor poo SGolc / Chicago.
tilbrinQcr &lIcn hjcnmc hos i'm ia.
Der, Eoitor 5. =. Eorriion.
gir. % Ntra Wcorlc NruuNt
ira 3otbitcr, @}im., cr bcrucoc pao
EuIcbcioR hos Ntr. &rouota NorUl.
ore Cbcrit az 4ir2. Ghr. @ruuot
Niii2 Wcrtruoc Niurboc, Ser cr
&Ureriuoc / ]9'ortbHclO. 0tim., fom
hCruco SorNol2 ior al tjI5rmQc IN.
len hos Eroic&ior "a Ntr@. $. z.
NlIcbpc.
r. Mr.. % Mrs y. ". gulcu bor
/ &ulCu &ciel al i'm SuiQcrion o.
Cottcr. 4ir. "a Mrs. Cno ,iohn.
ION. on lin GotterOottcr Mclcn ira
&hlcu, N,mn.
&aitor 81, Scchm2. iom i uo1.
lc Ntonucocr bar ophoIOt ijl noe roc
Eocirctuilcu Tor lin NcIbrco. tilbrju.
ger l>llIcu hos i'm Semitic / @orQ2r
ErcitCN0or0 pc0 %otuit
4ir. % Ntra :. Socuicu bo,
i &uIcn &cipQ al lin Son 3aItcr
ser or %urcr / Noiitolcu / "a Ntolrc
u. Sat. o. Cattcrru (horo. ION e.
SGrcrinOc / @eipcr Comuihip her
Gourmet.
- SuRcnier Norual GnQer bcic
Ger / r>lllcu inc Sorrlorc. Scuoto.
og Mrs. Z. 10. GuQer. ,Eugcuier On
ger bur oct lioitc Mars Sio uuret SO
tcliuipctter her / Statcu, men ma.
mi reiiqncrct ira ocnne Stiuina 10.
al relic tilboae iii Stotcu 9aibin0
ton, bpor ban ier orcp 6orretninq
tit Sag.
@r~Oieaior Garitcn Spcroti
GlOitc Sen al &roiesior og OtrS
Carlo u. Sperati, uil imor0en (oeI
27oc Gccem6er) / 5ergus sails,
Wiim., bIi Ggteuiet Ill @iiia @tortb.
ISobuiou Der al @pen. &icIien ia
iorrctteS al SruogoHmcnS 1aocr
Iroi. OF NIrs. Sperati reiitc oioo.
ioag. Gariten Sperati er Seitpre
ior oen oiientlige Sfole i 9abler
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26
">llarina",Q fforen.

MaIbinaton, 1900 Sccbr. llbcp-
riQaOcportcnrcntct mcoocler ibc1
r'iicirIt, at oct bar fdact iifrc 81
piicr Tor, at ScitctronSportifibct
'Morino", iom %fornpli9 blcp Icnot
Thumbs al Ell inf ltnocrponbs.
bau0 uocn &oricI og mco Sobct al
Ter nmcrifonifc @orgcrcS 2ip. life
rCnaonQ itoO, clcr tioligcrc bopb"
iiouct / set brittle Nbmiralitet$
icncItc.
Suiflano hUu0cbc, iom oct oil
miuoca, at "Wtnrino" par blcpct
iuntct / ocn Gro, at oct bar ct bris
iii Transporting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-26
Sc torbanoIcoe
frantic &riacrc,

Wahge fremitaaenoe @eneroIer "a
bSle embeosmpnb / oct frouIfc
Srt9smIniIterium bar benpttet fla al
Den Slaaoelie, iom Den me Gaasbe.
faline glper Sfiicerer os Meniae til
at 9aa 9latra9et, meooeIer en- franlf
Npis.
Mange, iom fer bar prIbiat Sa.
9eltl9g bar paft formelig Seniation
peo at pile Jig slatbarbereoe. &
mango Silf9lber bar 9arberinoen
9lort Solf iao uficnoeIige, at oe er
Diet arbolot al fine nprnleite Sper.
oroneoe, for at De ifuIoe beuiie fin
Soentitet.