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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12
Important Part of Game is to
Mix Plays, but Don't Be
Rash, He SAYS.

Il once knew man who in many
years of poker experience never
learned to lay down set of threes.
His specially was calling pat hands
He's working in a wire factory now. :"
The remark was offered by an ex-
pert in poker and politics. II was oc-
casioned by the fact that in the last
round of dollar limit game he was
called. after declining to draw cards.
by man with three aces. says the
Washington Post.
"Let that be n lesson to YOU" he
said as he pushed his stack, which
amounted to considerably more than
his buy-out, toward the banker. 1.-THE
time to attempt bluff is when the
other players display evidence Of
weakness, not in raised pot"
1.-THE sense OF your argument is
easily understood after the play" said
the man who had held the three aces.
However, as it only cost a dollar, |
decided to keep you honest"
Run When You Get Scared.
Keeping men honest in n poker
game is apt to keep you poor" re-
piled the veteran. Its no disgrace
to run when you get scared. A man
should not be criticised for laying
down the best hand occasionally. I've
noticed that the fellows who get the
most fun out of blufflng are the best
contributors.
"Your explanation that you called
because 1t only cost dollar is not a
good one. In table stake game you
might have hesitated, but the chances
are that at last you would have come
across with stable bet II you felt
you were beaten, why throw away a
dollar?
"a knowledge Of when to quit is
one of the most valuable assets a
poker player can have. With some
men it's sort of sixth sense man
who is easily bluffed will lose. hut not
as much as the bird who calls every
bet. The question is purely one OF
judgment. Some players are forever
going 'out on limb while others
rarely venture chip unless heeled
The best player is one who mikes up
his plays in way to keep the others
guessing.
Betrayed by Their Habits.
Some players have habits which
distinguish them when trying to put
one over. always call certain man
when he stands pat and saws I'll try
to get along with these. It's cinch
he's not there. When he has a real
hand he says nothing. lust indicates
by a shake of his head that he doesn't
want any cards. This boy hasn't
played for n year or so. but the last
time / saw him he confessed that he
never could understand why always
allied when he was four flushing and
ran when he was loaded.
While there are only four unhcat.
able hands in a poker deck. there are
a number that poker player simply
cannot rellnqulsh without a call.
have always said that in any sort o.
game from two-bit limit to table
stakes that they can tap me for m!
entire roll when they beat set O
fours. And yet on several occasions
Fl have had fours beaten. Much de
ponds upon, how the play Is made
: and the man who makes 1t.
Whiskey md Poker Don't Mix.
"Of all men to be fenred In pok
err game the one best to avoid is thu
boy with the bun and the luck.
streak. Whiskey and poker dom
mix. but once in a while tho form
. combination that can't be beat. This
man who IL slowing away few
drinks wants action and gets Il. 1
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12
WILL ORDERS GOOD SERMON
FOR $3.50 At HIS FUNERAL

READING, Pa. Mar. 11.-"Good SER
mons" for his funeral ut $3.50 SER
mon were ordered by William H. S.
Mover, who died hero recently and
whose will has been fled for probate.
He named the kind OF coffin he want
ed and the text Of his funeral SER
mon. The hymns were specified.
Two clorgymen were named. In
case one became iii or refused to
preach the sermon for $3.50 substl-
tute was provided.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12

of the winter season was the dance in
Nathan hall Tuesday night. Muisc
was furnished by Wrlght's Saxophone
orchestra, of Columbus, o.
Clarence l.. simons and Miss Ina
Dove Tallman, of Sand run, Upshur
county. were married at the Baptist
parsonage Tuesday evening. by tho
Rev. Henry w. Tiffany, pastor Of the
First Baptist church.
Randolph Chapter. Daughters of
the Confederacy, postponed Its regu-
lar meeting Wednesday until We'd
nesday of next week, on account of
the funeral of Mrs. j. II. Fout. one
of its members.
Mrs. w. E. Harouff entertained a
party of her friends in honor of her
twenty-flfth birthday. Various games
were played and refreshments were
served.
Celebrating the third birthday of
the Hughes twins. John and Charles.
quite a number of their friends. old
and young. were entertained at the
home Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles v. Hughes. Monday night.
j. N. Shreve has gone to Florida
to spend the remainder of the win
ter. He expects TO take his family to
that state this fall, to make their
future home. Mr.. Shreve has been
engaged in the mercantile business
in Elktns for number of years. but
recently sold his business.
Mrs. II. c. CLANCY. of Grafton. IS
in the city, n guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. White, having been called here
by the illness Of her grandson, Court
Reporter Norman White, who Is i'll
Of diphtheria.
Mrs. r. c. Handy has returned
from visit to her son, p. A. Davis,
and will spend some time with rela-
tives here before going to her home
at Dubois, Pa.
Mrs. Flora, Gawthrop. of Bridge
port, spent the week with her father,
DIR. G. B. Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard Joseph Pet
tfgrem. of Charleston. who were mar
ried in Parkersburg Monday. are Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. Paul Irons. of clarksburg, is
a guest of Mrs. j. G. Irons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy E. Hartman
have returned from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Wilson are
spending the week in Baltimore.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12
WEST union
HEARS TALK
BY Dr. EVANS
Nephew ofDaNd Lloyd George,
Britain's Munition Man,
Makes Fine Address.

WEST UNION, March 11.-At the
Baptist church Wednesday evening,
DIR. Arthur Walwyn Evans delivered
his lecture, 1.-THE Lords Of the Land"
DR.. Evans is a Welchman and a
nephew of the British statesman, Dav-
Id Lloyd-George. This was the last
number OF the Lyceum course, each
attraction of which was excellent.
Tuesday West Union district voted
on the 100000 bond issue for per-
manent road Improvement and the is
sue carried by large majority, the
vote being 525 to 1874. Saturday, March
4 Central district voted down It's bond
issue on account of a division in the
proposed route. The vote was tie,
1913 to 123, 1t requiring a two-thirds
vote to carry the proposition.
As a result of coasting accident
recently, Ernest Childcrs received
slight injuries while Joe Gains is suf-
fertng with broken jaw.
Mrs. Harry Simpson. of smithton, is
seriously i'll OF pneumonia.
o. A. Ashburn, inspector OF weights
and measures. was home from Nor
gantown Tuesday.
Jack Williams has opened a store
on Nutter's Fork
The county court met Monday and
appointed registrars to register voters
for the primary which will be held
the first week in June.
David Kunkle is working at Wolf
Summit this week.
Mrs. John Langftt and Mrs. James
Freeman were guests OF friends at
Salem Wednesday.
Miss Viola Hyde and ocle Davis
were married Sunday at the home of
the brides father, ]. H. Hyde. at Big
Battle.
William Galmish. of Porto Rico, was
called to Pennsylvania last week on
account of the death of his brother.
Fred Warren is suffering from a
broken arm. a result of a fall at the
skating rink.
New Milton and Blandvtlle have
each organized basketball teams and
are playing some interesting games.
The Rev. j. W. Funk. of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church at smithton,
was given donation party last week
which amounted to about thirty dol
lars.
]. B. Graham has returned from
Pennsylvania where he was called on
account of the illness and death Of
his father.
Ray and Guy Ash. Of Morgantown.
were here Tuesday to vote for good
A. NJ. Graham hits gone to Oklahoma,
where he will be employed in the oil,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12
NAMED.
BY ELKS OF
ELKINS
w. C. Boher is Exalted Ruler,
and B. M. Hoover viii Go
to Baltimore Convention.

ELK1Ns. March 11-Elkins Lodge
No. 1875 Benevolent Protective
Protective Order of Elks, has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Exalted ruler, w. g. Boiler;
leading knight. o. G. Coberly; loyal
knight, A. L. King; leCturing knight,
Preston Hartman; tiler, Lawrence j.
Smith; secretary. John F. Brown;
treasurer, Lee Crouch: trustee, S. H..
Haffner; delegate to Baltimore con-
vention, B. NJ. Hoover; alternate, j.
l.. Hansford.
Mrs. ]. H. Tout. of this city, whose
death occurred at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank D. Chrfsthilf,
In Baltimore. this week, at the age of
SO years, was one Of the very earliest
settlers Of the city, having come here
with her husband, Major Toute, to
engage in the mercantile business Inn
mediately after the town was founded
in 1889. Mrs. Foute was a member
of the Davis Memorial church and OF
the Daughters Of the Confederacy.
She was born at Moorefeld. Hardy
county. Surviving are her husband,
two daughters. Mrs. William G. VIII
son, Of El!tins, and Mrs. +. d. Christ
hilf, of Baltimore; her father, e. o..
Harwood, ST.; one sister, Mrs. Ralph
Darden, OF Elkins, and two brothers.
=. o. HARDWOOD, of Moorefield. and
w. G. HARDWOOD, of Elktns.
The municipal election at Being
ton resulted in the election of the fol-
lowing officers: Mayor, w. B. HUFF
man; recorder. J. w. Dadisman:
counctlmen, G. II. ProGltt. j. D..
Thacker. /. j. Keiser, ]. N. Hoffman
and L. NJ. Jackson.
]. D. Staggers, OF FaIrmont, has
been elected cashier of the Beverly
Bank to succeed L. Il. Fowler. for
ten years cashier OF that institution,
but who resigned to engage in the In
surance business in Elkins. Mr..
Staggers for some tome has been pay
ing teller In a bank at Buckhannon,
Thomas B. Parsons. aged 67 years.
died at his home at Porterwood rs
the result of injuries sustained some
time ago when a team ran away with
him. Two sons-Cornelius II. Par
sons, county superintendent or Tuck
er county. and Jasper K, OF Elkins.
survive.
Reports received from Pocahontas
county. w. Va, and Highland county,
Va, state that the storm which has
prevailed In that section for week
Is tho most severe experienced In
years. 1t has been especially severe
across the Allegheny mountains.
where the snow drlfted so badly that
no travel or mail has crossed the
mountain for week.
The largest single shipment ever
made from Cass was necessltated this
week by the freight embargo in the
East. The shipment was 1880
pounds Of tanning fluid, in barrels,
and was consigned to a New England
tannery. Tho shipment filed an en-
tire express car.
! ono 40 cha vAIa1 81 :, tsst snntn1 .,,a,,+ i,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12

Tho largest single shipment ever
made from Cass was necessitated this
week by the freight embargo in the
East. The shipment was 1880
pounds of tanning fluid, In barrels.
and was consigned to New England
tannery. The shipment filed an en-
tire express car.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12
Fooled
Three Times is California Man
in Attempts to Take His
Own Life.

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 11.-Three
times, in as many different ways
El'Nlles Rickett tried to end his life
in enc night-only to be saved be-
caIfc Martin Haley happened to be
hsl ing for crabs off pier ~.
Rickett first cut his wrist, in fit
OF Dependency, he said Ho didn't
cut deep enough. Then he went to
pier "a. swallowed a quantity OF poison
and leapad into tho water.
Haley heard splash close beside
him. "A moment later something.
ierked at his net. With much difficulty
Haley pulled up the not and in 1t was
Rickett. Doctors say he will live.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12

fields.
Clifford Heaton. of aForganyille. hap
moved to Bridgeport, where he Is cm-
ployed.
Employees Of the Hope Natural Gas
Company were at smithton Wednesday
surveying for a $4,000 gas station to
be built on the ]. R. Jones farm,
w. N. Wolverton was called to Sal
em Friday on account of the death Of
his daughter, Mrs. Gus Traugh.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12

One Of the pLeasantest social events
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12

The municipal election at Being
ton resulted in the election of the fol-
lowing officers: Mayor, w. B. HUFF
man: recorder. j. w. Dadisman;
councilmen, G. II. ProGltt. ]. D.
Thacker, l. J.. Keiser, ]. N. Hoffman
and L. NJ. Jackson.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12

lilit9 blep orGbt peo at fomme / Sc.
rerelie nleo en- "leperoe" Sraob.
Sitnoitrems gfterIaote fororer ,ru en-
gritatning af $4,000.
Tafte Sommerens Isbpmf. Sen
Souaro, Der iom @pen @inters Con.
table giennemgif iaa mango Glen.
ooroigbeoer, at ban faI6tes @iscon.
inns melt ubeloige Mano, pafte til.
iioit Sommerens Weopnf BEN Grab.
at ban fit lin @rsbe eftergipen. Sol.
laro lfilloe bringe en- Sange til San.
tparo, bpilfen Satge forrcften bar an.
flaget for at babe giort Snobrlo / en-
Sernparebanoel. Snorbm BET nu ait
euer life GIT, iaa bIcp Sanaen bortc
for BAN, og iamtioig ~neobrpnote
Souaros Siem / @inter meo ben
Sclge, at en- Sen cntfom / SIonmer.
ne. timber @ranbpnienets &,.mftc.
ring | Suiets &,Iiner fanotes enbel
at De fra SernporebanbeIen itiaaIne
Sager, bborpeo Souar6 altiaa Blot.
ittaeoes iom Spben. San arreftere.
oes og bapoe be beoite 11bfister til at
fomme / Statsfengilet, men oa Ga.
gen fom op til 9ebanoItng ben 4be
os., bar Sommeren life iitmb til at
l9gge Sten til ben itaffels Manbs
Wproe. Web ben grflgrina, at
Straffen aIerebe babbe peret baaro
NOT, blen ToGarb IesIa6t.
Solem formbrfeSes. On at DC pnr.
lite Sanoitorme, man rogeniinoe bar
iagttaget, berieoe iibite Manoag 6en
noropeitlige Gel at Staten, % 2,lf.
ten bar | Den Grab opfplot af Gano
og Step, at SoIen fllIbitenbig for.
merfebes. @eo @lacf &iper Sans
bar Suften fuIoitenbig mattet af pt.
ifcnoe Sanoforn, faa bet iii fine 81.
Der bar ganffe un,Iig at benoe flg
moo @inoen. S @auiau babbe Bin.
Den Ell Saitigbeo af 40 MiI | Eimen,
og flere @inoller bleb trpffet IND at
oen og Stalbe p9ltebe ON. Spo for
Gib Wolntain bar Der nobruot en-
Sfo9brano, fpm iatte Omesnens ge.
boere / ben itsrite GorferoeIie, og
li9nenoe granoe iag6es at berie i'm.
Satlep og &otbidiIo. Siipe.
rior bar bIepen afifaaren fra Omper.
oenen peo at ale EeIeeraf. og Telc.
fo~nle6ninger bar afbruote. Glen.
~belsbenbe fig til aoIfiniee
Collars anretteoes, % ct
Wenneifelip pibes at bore gaaet tabt,
ioet BEN 13-aarise Soc &antarit for.
isgte at frpoie Superior Ban / en-
liocn @aao. = Sra gan Claire mel.
bes, at George Cliff cit 52.aarig
fra Union Eotonfbip, bIcp
ioa ifamferet unber Stormen, at ban
life penteoes at funne Iepe. 9a ban
fierte bicm ira 8pen, bIep ben So.
ban bapoe paa 8oenen, Isftct
belt op og faitet tiliioe al ben polb-
Sino, og faitflemt unber ben
Sarmeren alporliee inoporteS
9eifabigelicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12

srfeSIeie 2ip % er penft tiIbaac til
I'm Sorohptte ueo Ytio Cafe. SSern.
bnlierne Der noro laoer bonl oItio
tlere frit, % forreilcn pIeieoe ban
inotll tor gonife nnlig life at bebpr-
De Sernbanei1Ifene ior Smaature
paa II til 10 MiI, Dem ban uItio til
bogelogoe tilfobs.
Gonntpernes Wapnc. Get biitori.
lie SeIlfab iortpucr / fine interes.
'ontc Sorfloringer ouer Gountpernes
Naniie. at Der bar pGret iorifiellgc
Dfeiitnger ON bpem ,>acfion Golintp
e9elitltg er opfaIb: eiter. Selit oil
man babe oct til, at oct bar Senrp
Sact'on, Der nsb ocrnc gerc, ga
Goulttpet oprctteoes / 1851, men ser
cr nleo ll9elaa itor &i3heo llotnlt, at
oct bar ocn beficnntc Hnorem Sdcf-
ion, 6orcneoc Statcr2 NrUlibcnt ira
1929 I'll 1887, ma hapbc / Sante.
Spennppnte Scnrn ,>acfion fom ira
%irginlu til ct. Toul / 1912 og op-
rcttcoc Den feritc Wutif pCo SIob-
brcoocn, nGr oct Stco hpor S>ocfion
Street mi lager. Set cr ialinlb iif-
fcrt, at ocnnc @o0c cr ppfnI0t citer
ocnnc iorltc ct. |aul-Niobmano,
lcIp ON Der fan bore (pil nco Scll-
inn til ben aroen oa ltcrrc 9Grc. -
&luntl Gnuntp oprcttc1ca / 1851, %
Napnct llacs at ifriuc liz ira ocn IN
0ionlfc NcnTpnelic pdd anip. r>n-
6iancrnc pco Win2 %uc> itnl hupc
pTret DC lprltc til al anlfuiie iig Gni-
PC AZ Stuol, % De rrrite ira1lfe Sp-
oageIiesrci'enbe cl aortIGl gere
brllatc Nnpne. poo oi3ic innme ROB
bloer. Gn itor Gel al S~afotninbi-
mcrnc ~ficnbcs MI mnocr Napnct
SontceS, boilfet er Ell mooerne ga.
ration al oct famine Srb. - Ser
iortTlle9, at 90 W}r SGoolcrait /
1882 ieatc efter Wiiaii@'ippiS SLIDER
% bar fonlnlen I'll Sen &noiip, Der
tiolIgcre bar fienot ionl Glf 2ofc, ion
lpnrgtc ban Ell al inc lTroe Seoia.
acre. Toiior ". Z. Noutnell, ON set
llbtrpf for Sen idnbe &iloc.
To'torcn 9op bnnl 0u &c lotinlte Sro
(Sunobco) % Guplt $50
% al oi5ie to Cr0 Oonnebc iua
Sroet %EItaaca, boiltct loo
Jig qiore ncb at iUttc &c 70 l%utinife
Srb ianullcn % iao portage Sen for-
Itc og lioitc Stapclie. SpcmGpnte
bIcp dltlon 0ipet gSuunet Stoa-
"a, Ser pou Ell iaa liuoria Monbe bar
blepet "'tobt", pg Oct ma hauc pTict
tneget populUrt, thi ser blcp / fin
Si0 1iort ct mislpttct Sor'cg poa at
iau Sroct %tuSca ontuNct iorn Naun
puu oct me Serritori iitcoetipr Wlin=
50 Nlar eitcr at Serritcriet
bar or1unilcret, oprcttcoc
BEN t%crritorialc SCdialatur Stuacn
loltntp, ionl nogior0c Ell itor StrTf-
ling / ben noroligc Gel al Statcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Eun gnkntn.
S~pttcnScmnifcit / @rnce.

SUitSu SIlut'tH l StutC. gpI'lC
Mrnb og apinoer / @r,lce cg Smeen
qicr Sorbereoellcr til at feire Ben
17De Wfoi berIteoS.
Nur Ypitmelter. @lanbt Sc go
minationcr, iom ErGiibent @ilIon
iorleoen operierbtc Senotet, er Com
@nrien for Yoltmeiter / Cotton.
ltbbetalinscr til Snoianerne. Ger
mcloeS ira @inner, at bpert Wteb.
lem al Siouritummen cr llobetalt Ell
Sitm al $50. buffet ubgipr oisic
Mpohlbera iaite llnoerltettclie al Ge.
gicrIngcn.
Slblps paa Sand. Gen Itore 2aa-
pc % elloel onbre llobuie paa @rs.
orcnc Spcrpecfs Hand) nGr Mapib
Gitp ncobrGnote fprleocn mcb ct Cab
al omtring $1,000. Nsilrancen be-
lob Jig til finn $3.50.
Mbppfnt eftcritrrbes. Ger or til
Statena Spieiteret inoicnot CT, Mn-
nloonin0 ON, at Snn Snnion, tiolige.
re StatcS Ittornep / Surner County,
blipcr ~iratagcn lin @epiaing ion 80.
pofot. Sngcn err opcrienot Stotens
Nttorncp General I'll ltnoerisgclIe.
&pitbar Niifcrct. Ger iortGlcs,
at :. -. Naben al 9lriiloltr forleoclt
/ Yafc 9lnbcS ionacoe Ell 9ais, bill
fen Tiif ban ioa tilbcrcote % ipiite.
Set blcp ham eli nlcgct foItbar Tct,
ga nan mnllttercoca SIS Tor at hare
iiifet %niS / Trebningatioen. Man
fan nenilig / South Gafota life iilfc
Wais ipr bcn Bite Mai.
Stur @rnnS / |ntb. Torrctnin1s-
itruoct / Sen lille Np @uth, beli1acn-
Sc lem Wil pitcnior Tbcrocen, blep
nUitcn belt uopiitct peo Ell Slbc-
brano Scat til iioitc Sonbag. Spcn
hopDc inacn Sllfninaanpparntcr al
no0cn Sloa@, ~ Slbcn rnieoc llhin.
brct. inotil %rnnouTlellct IRA Ybcr.
been rncb GrtratoG frrtea bcrtil.
Aipbmano u. :. Gogbal leo oct iter-
tie Cab, ncnIig $4,000, hporai fun
$4,000 bar bpffet PED NSIitrnnce.
@lonot sc ncbbrTuote %pgninger par
paina Toithuiet, me- oct lpttebe@ at
rcb>e al Tcit oa Mcgierinacns Gien-
beIc. Set belle Cab nnilogcS til 800
600. hpprai millbrc enc @aIuoelcrl
bTffeNes peo Islllrance.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
9lltnnis.
Sarociter.S treifcn enbt

Sarpeiter-S treifem enbt. Gen peb
International SSarpeiter Cos 6abri.
fer foranitaItebe IrbeiosnebIpggelie
afiluttebes Manoae, 81 5000 al ben.
ne 4%orporations 1000 Mrbeioere
iaien inbto9 fine StiGireer, iaa ale
oisie Snbrifer err / fin oarte Gang.
GIN NntumubilnbitiQina. Gen /
Chicago pGrenoe Screening al gi,to-
mobilbanolcre bar / bisie Gage aab.
net Ell mn Slags lloitiuing al fine
@arer. nemlis en- Samlins al brig
te IiitpmobiIer. Sette iises at p9re
Sen isrite itsrre fulfilling al tit
Slass her / 9anbet. lloitiuingen az
bclbes / Goliieum, % onltrent so
Sorbanolere er reprGientereoe peo en-
meact broeet SamIins al ale Slaes
Iutcs, men ineen af bette Mars
granddaughter. Me I%utomobiIer.
ser i9Iges / 9sbet al Tasen. fan ia.
aes no ON sliteneu, ioet be iaa or.
itattes al andre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12

Ell Sanoitorni, ser ben Tag berieoe
bette Streg, piIbe aitrette flor Sfaoe
peo at feie SGoen no al Soroen poo
Igrene. Gen Storm, Der inotrai
Senoog, pibes ut bape iorpoIot me.
gen iaaban Sfabe noe / iorifienige
Streg, ioet Den lpic Serb og S9ber
belt ioriuanot. Iinben fog igicn fai
Ianbag, oin life iuIbt iaa poIoioni
iom ben foregaaenbe Sag, % Dc
tRttc Stcpifner bite, at Sarmcrne
rni'teoe meget al lin fruotbore SSoro,
% at SGoen / bebite SiIi9loe piIoe
blipe liggenoe igien bar.
Sionritammens Sspbina Ssenbe.
Sobn @rais, Siourinoianerne5 SOP
Ding, 'tal lioge ing og Soben nGr /
lit @iem pna Stnnoina Mocf Heier-
pationclL % ga ban life eiterlaoer
Iig npgen Senner, bill Stammen on
bape at beige fig Ell I'M Infprer.
&obn @rai5 far pGret lit Solf en-
lanloittigbcoSiulo Subcr. San bar /
mango Iar pirfct for, at bans Splt
ltuloe antngc ben bpioc Monbs 2epe-
'Gt 90 lcue al at oprfe Sprben, %
ban bar oa ogiaa bapt Den @lToe,
at elioel al sc pngrc Hpobubcr bar
iillgt bette hans Ganh. Zen openbe
&euoing cr lnngt oppc / Spttiaarene.
NuriUrcclig Samilistrcacoic. In-
liclo Sblflct, "A Nlar gnnlnlel, lfleo
og OrGbte iioitc Miunoag iig ielp NOR
Scl5 / Tierce Gountp, bpor Softer
Gonntps Sheriff % bans WGno
hopbe ornringet honr, og 0ermeb er
innoipnliapis ben irpgteliaite Salui-
lictroaeoie, lto0eniinoe uoipillet in-
Den Statcn, bIepen aiililttet. Cen
ilnge Sbiflet bar M mistnnft fpr at
hope nlproct lin Tober, men alt tpoer
pnn, at ban ipr bar rpbbet oginn lin
Niobcr og Ell @roocr afpcicn. Sabe-
rcnS SIG ionoteS ior to llger iiben /
Ell Stron1taf, iom pur blcpen an-
Sor 70 9lor iibcn bar Wpbc-
rem blcpen ifllot oN orGbt, ioet benbes
Zig ionotes rco Soocn al &iplOcr-
tr1ppcrl, og for nj gar iiocn fom en-
Nroocr niooNc % Nicnfunotes | no.
famine Sorfntnin0 iom ga.
oeren. %eo Ell llnbcrieoelie al Selu.
norocrenS 2iQ bite oct fig, at ban
til Ell bis @rnb hupoe uTret iinoS-
nag, ioet 2pgcrne fllnbc pnapege Ell
Nicrncifnpanf. ga Sabercn paa en-
inu mpltiif Mfuaoe bar %iorlpunoen,
,rflTrcoe Sonlen, at ban bar reiIt
ii @nibinNton ia~nlebnirg Ell Spiin-
Ser life off no pua no9et mini
,rc, cno at giere Ell &erion fllloitGn-
>ia ituofri. &opoc man benne Sp.
inoclic hos iig, ioa biolp Oct life
NOR gobt SiNtc Der toges cller ON
ScpTrct bar al nQer ltprIte 2aliber
- &rl9len piloc uoen llnotn9elie bpie
II % life ronlne. "a bar oct man
If Ell Wiistanfe on, at Den ltnge
bapoe Ell Sfrlle los % mad
fe bar o~nipnrlig for ale DC mpltiife
ltoro inbcn Tumilien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Alt,titrrctu.
@rtt brnfnct nro Spugncr. oll

VIII pIHlHtl UtU SpulHCr. slNIQIl
s. Nip. 0loite Son Al 2lrcl 9Iip
Spocncr, er 1orrj9c llle orufnct i
Hui1m Hiucr. llluttcu hUU0tc III.
ncr en- Rotur iommcu mco @roNcrtlr
Gopin. Nlltteu9 %iq odr lite Qicu.
rmoet.
Nn Nunoiout Tor Grum g$inn. IN.
pnr0 ". SuuCriou. Grom @jul
Gomrtus NcorUicntout / HcQislohl.
rcu. hor tr,ttct ia tiIbal, iom Aau-
hi0ui Tor @ienpalA % jteOct har
GouHtptommiaiUr <oHu ". CbcrQ al
Cceriuooh Iaoct Tia title.
Nsi Siecnic / Maplctrn. Rnrno,
hrt I2apletou iorhaic0t iurlc0cn i'm
&jccnie ior M,s0riffcuoiald til ST..
600. paa iamme Tin iom ser bley
facet Striot I'll al epc itor N|rUicuhc<
/ %aIQ al Dem, iom ital 'aa @ou Ill
al %olsponcre oucr sc uocNc &artr.
GrGbt al @nnc.. emil Griction
10 Tdr GanlNlcI, bleo SenOdN rom.
met al Ell SnWtraoIc "a ricbliftclic
hrGbt me0cns han ianmlcu mco Gor
GI0rc % Seitenoc / (spo Narbor:
iob runbt S%piicboroet. @unct par
iinoet neo / Sforitcnspibcn "a ira
bennc iarci oper iii SplicuQrelict
Nif besgc Gen bruot. Gnrlra,
81. z. Anoerion al %otc Bart If Tor
Ieoen begqe line Ben brllot peo Sport
a. en- 0eit. llInffcn hpnoic Ocruco
al en- SGle. hpormco en- son uor ia
ftet omtuIb % ioitineret, brain mio.
nnoer Ell operation. hporpeo GnrlU
gen erbolot De lfj9bneipangre Spart
Sneo!er brGnot t;loDec. Martil
Seperion. Der nrbeioeoe paa cn Sne0
feriabrif / albert Sea, bIep @anoal