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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17
Oeroensfrioen.
ina sibe 1

&c toget meo Storm ilere iterfe otter.
rigife Stiain9er, % for bpert ioa.
oant Snip fommer De Srieit ct lioet
Stpffe nprmere.
S ct "fonierootipt Soerilag" fro
Rom aniloaeS oct, Of Giterrigerne /
De itoIte TO Tigers aampe pua Carlo.
pIateauet bar miitet omfring 10000
Ntano / falone, iuareoe % Sanger.
Sra CITE 9luguit til 12te Oft. bnpoc
StaIienerne taget 30,SS1 Sanger,
booraf 1875 por Sfficerer. Boa en-
cnfeIt Gag / iorrige llge toe De poa
ct enfeIt Steo poo GariopIotealet
1771 Sanger, oeriblanot 80 Office
rpr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17
monror= poktrinrn.

m0ltrof= HnRtrlnfn.
9t 0e ipOomcrifanifc Son6e life
cr iDnoCrlig bcgciitret ior W2onroes
DoftrinenL bar IGnge oGrct pooto.
gclig. SiTr cr Der / Den lenere 8to
/ Nrgcntina % grniiIien iremfoms
met %llotalclicr, lom pioncr onL at
mon / oi5ie RcpubIiter Ter meO mis-.
%trufiomme Zine pua De 6oreneoe
Stater5 iaocrlige "9cifpttelie". s
ell @rtifcl / ct oniet braiiIinnif Si03.
Ifriit ifriner Eroie8IOr Sliueira
&ima ON 6orholNet blonot anoet:
"Mouroc.G oftrincn giper iig no
for at pUre oa ct Mtiooel til BE-
lfptteIle og Ioocr at biTlpe o5; men
oct pirfeliae 6orbolo er, at SDoamc.
rita mere % mere reOuccrc8 I'll ct
9lnner ill oc Sorcncoc Stoter, isrit
% irCmit oipIomotiif, 0crnGit o9ioa
efonomiif. Spanien % Portugal,
bore gantlc Scrrcr, bar ]oper0ro9ct
line Retti8beoer o9 Erioilegicr til
0cn me 0er6enS W%tCtropoli3. BRA.
iiIicu bar @rluo I'll at ic pou ll0uif.
lin9eu meo Wti@tonfe. Oct lpanlfc
Nnrcrifa piier boerfen nogen ooer.
hrcpcn SiIbpicIiqbcb ill %enifub cIIer
uogcu ubetin9et Stni0. Gen fltban.
tie &rig por / lit Spbao Ell llretiGrs
0tgbco moo Spunien. Cen rcIulte-
re6e | InnCratioucn al Eorto Rico.
observation-disclosures meo Banana,
iom SCuor RooicucIt fam iorflarc
bc0re, cnh icg fan, bar finn b~i0rogct
til at eQc Sen 8rpgt, Iom ri boO0c
aIlcrcoc ipr, ncm1Iia at nmcritnnlf
&mperioIiamc / fine Hciultoter fan
hi ligcioa ubctiuGct ooclTggcnbe,
iom 6ruRtrrne al curopGiif Sntpe,
rioIiSme cr set"
Toriattcrcu gioer 6erpaa noQIc
GrcnpIcr poa, bporIc0c2 Iuoomeri.
funif &iitoric lGrc3 pco Nurpur0
llniperiitct; Oct cr for set mcite ont,
buoroou sc cltroprjifc Niogtcr bar
iu~tcrucucrct / Iiirrcrnc ocrucoc.
Sua 1iucr han Uncle Sam ct Spurf,
ioroi ban bar bIonoct fig op / StD.
ret / Wcrico % pco InucnbclIc al
ct fIpltiQ GjpIomoti" critottct
"0iftatorcn &ucrto mco G~iftotorcu
Gorran5a". sc ipoamcrifuuifc DE
pubIifcr iortiUttcr bar, fan umruIig
hare noQcu Glib Ill sc g}ationcr,
iou hur opfuitct liz til &oIonimaG.
ter; tbi en- &oIouimoat goor uiraui.
lcIiQ crobrju9@s % anareb@pt@
trent. Get par GiIiTloet mco Rom
t aonIc Sage, % set ionrmc bar pr.
RET GilirI0ct mco Storbritunmicn ca
Set tpifc Rilc. Nu err oqiaa oe 6or.
cnCoc Stotcr blct et &oIoniriGc; Der,
Tor Ter ri pua Dem mcb MtiStrnf.
iombco. Ntan taller on Eanamcri.
funiSme, iiRcr ban, men Eanamerl
fuui@me cr bare Ct &aan$oro % no
get, iom life laocr liz rcalIicre. :
6crIun baooc paa Hacc, Sprog, Sra.
Oition % rcligieS S%piatning bar
&oro % Spo-amcrifa intet tilipI-
les. Giitauccu mcuem Dem cr ioa
tor, al Oct gcogronitc 6orbolo er
uoeu @ctpouiug. Speciclt MI, eiter
az |auamafanalcu er fonmet iitoub
opcr set GioC, iou bar tilt Dem.
Smmnu Summurium: Mfonrpe,
1ottrincu / Erori8 or. eitcr uoro.
omerifunit Spiatuiug, uprmeit llO.
nDtteIien al belle Nmerifa iii 6or.
Del for De 5oreneoe Stater. 0enne
Spiatuing fan oct eurige Amcrifa
muulig occptere % maa Oerfor beoe
Jig iritaget ior Oct upe Suerberre.
oemme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17
8~rTfcnlanO.

Itben 130e Oft. - SS0a0 bar Ell
triit Dag for De qrpIfe O~rlogSgoiter,
iom life er tilitrpffeIig bjemme / oen
beierc EoIitif I'll at begribe, boorfor
0erc8 Sfibe ifol onerorageS iii en-
ireinmco Ytagt. gnom t~riItere bar
oct Tor De grrifc Wtarineofficerer at
itau / ire elmer % ie poa at oereS
Sttbc blep llGbt uuf al aQiereoe SlG-
beoampere.
0e Iulcre0e bapoe taQet oQe nut.
Iiac 6orbolo5reqIer / &ilfpl0e ser
if,lloc bIct p6ct MoOItano MOB Soer-
0rogelien. Nll2Iiite SIagifibe Iaa noe
paa Saonen meo line &ononer rettct
moo arDoiercl "Nneroif" og Slogs
lfibene "ailft9" % "2ennoS", mems
fompbercOtc frnnIfc Sorpeoobaao2
frpoicoc ircm oq tilbage.
Nlcreoe ti0ligt ON Wtorgenen bap.
De gCiptningcrne ombor0 faaet Or
ore til at pnfte fine Soger % iorIos
DC tine Stibe, lom Sc bopoe pprct iaa
itolte al. &onaen bopoe lenot ct &c.
Iearom, bpori ban GAP Wonoifabcrne
ri Yoaang til at iorblt ombor0 %
aaa | De IuicrCoe5 Sicueitc, ON DC
Ioa euifcoc, men life Ell ellcite blco
~tilbaac.
Sfficercrnc bar sc iibitc til at for
looc line Stibe; De tog meo iig lite
6ancr og &ongcn8 YortrUt, Iom
bang / buer cucitc CificcrSmcSie. glb-
miral Splits opcriertc lit Stag iii
"Scmno@" % laaitc iig inoe / lin SEA.
bpt. mems Den arnifc 6loobc bIcp
iIrbt no al Nuuncu for miolertioig
at o%pcrbbroge5 / De Naicreoea Bare.
tpQt. Sans I0iutunt pegtc icrgruos
0iQ moo Sen imponcrcnoc RGffe al
oliereoc &rig9ifibc uoenior % iag0c:
"Npao Sfooe tunoc Ri babe Qiort
Iariagen ill Sen iio'te oroitiIfc
TorboI6$reael al De Nliereoe | @rp.
tenIono fol nGre Sen, at ser / @rG.
tenIunb eriitcreoe Ell prostpif Sam.
mcnipGrgeIic, iom gif ub poo at
Tempe no ale &cni5cIo@' SiIbUnQert
blanot Sluubcn3 Giiiccrer, ioa sc /
(iliploc flunoe o~i5poncrc frit ouer
Den grHitc Slnahe, % Iiacioo at for.
ccutrcre Sorpper, &anoucr, Immll.
milton, Gropiuut og ult SlugS ariQ@s
material / Sbcialicn bag oc aIicrebe
Irnlccr% Gtpg, Set bar berior / SeIps
ioripar, at Sc &luiercoc ifreb inc, %
0ct pnoitaoc5, al oi3ie Sing bar ioa
olminocIiQ ficnbt, at be Nuierebe3
&nbitriocn life cngang paftc pi0cre
Spiigt / Iscn, Gen bapoe tpert
imoo pUrct pcutct lnngc.
&cuiSClo$ or mi fontnet iii Solo.
nifi ira arcta % bar itiuet Jig /
Spihien Tor Ben repolutionrre Sc-
uGgeIie. San oil oprcttc Ell iulb.
itUnoig &c0ierina, iom fol iIignc
Statter, uorlitc % mobiliierc Nrnlc-
Ell OF / set belle uocuc Ben Wpuoig.
heo, Tom tiIfonmer Ell lopIie Hcgie.
ring.
&eniSclo3 uotaIer iiQ | Sc bitreIte
llbtrpf ON Song a%ouitantin, ionl ban
holbcr enc oniporIig for Den poerlig
m~iicrable Stiaiug 8rGfenlano III
or foumct pp / ga ban / Sept.
1915 9ioroc &ougeu iublpienbe Nrb-
peu0igbcben al, at @rGfeulono op.
iplote line Observation-Disclosures oper-
FOR Scrbien, ipareoc aougeu - ef.
Ter bpao &cnijeloa ielu opIpite / Sire.
bags:
Seq or reoe iii al ouerlaoc ale
inore grTife IfiGrer Ill Niiniiteriet,
men for Sebclicu al Sc ~intcrnationoIc
NtIprer amer leg mig olene dnlpars
liz operior 8u0."
&ertil lparebe GeniSeIoS:
Ceres MtoieitGt pil aItiaa bGpbe
Softriuen ON aongerneS auogiune
Iettiebeber. noget iom ri Der | Gre.
fenlano iutet bar al beitiae meb. Set
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17
Grues europa
al Puneersnoo?
Wprfe getrastninger | ct bolIauoif
Wao.

"Nieutpe Rotteroamihe Gourant"
bar en- in~teresiant Sober ON euro.
pas Waoipsresmaal, bpori Jorfat.
teren toulmer til ben SIutning, at
WangeIen paa Seonetsmioler, bois
&risen iortIptter, tililut pil true
europa meo Su~neersnsb.
Nuslanbs normale grport til
Ielteuropa er afifaaret. Grporten
fro Spo Imerifa haaaa,aas 81 WoII:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

2onoon t4be Oft. - Iomliral on
6ournet, Gbef for Be 2laiereoes 6laa-
De | De gr9lfe SarpmOe, ienote /
Eorsoag8 en- Sia9gSnote til ben
grpife Hegiering, bpori De IQiereoe
freezer al &ontroI oper oct gr9lfe
&olitt, at oct forbpoe5 grGife 8or.
gere at bore Saabel, at al Sorien.
oelie al 9lmmltnition til Sbeialien
opberer, og at Sorbuoet moo SranS.
portotion al Spebe fra Sbeialien op.
bppcS.
Set gr9ife 0tiniiterium og Gene
raIItabshcien iob iommen til langt
pau gtot % orpiteoe Oemne me gtote.
SioI!g npite Iorgen fortiotteS We-
oct, % man beilutte0c ga at gaa inn
poo ollie sc 9laierebeS arap.
Get fortGlles, at Ou Ell b%pitItoaen.
De diplomat iegte at opertale Song
&onitnntin til at ioronore Yolitif,
Ipareoe 6enne:
Seq foretrpffer at mite min
Erone ior at uoiGttc @r9fenlano for
6are. Seq er %ooerbepiit ON, at IN.
bcn 10 Gage bill Rumpnieu life eri.
ltere mere. Spi5 M @rpfenlano git
meo / arigen eiter HltmGnienS gr.
obring, iaa piIoc oe uinlooituoelige
tpife trooper penoe Jig imob 8rGfen.
lonO, iom megct mart piloe Dele
SfiGbne meO Serbien % Gllme.
nien."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17
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''''oe1 ell I'o'h 0~oF'''''''8 Oh" I'll
"''8 S'Hc' po'2 o"' poooe IIete Fe'''
&c 'No nan "''Ii'' pouU pu'' Il''oe
HI''' "'cU' F'aC'] oet u u Io''
I'"''UlH "''HI'''IS' laulaHai pc'Ioe'
e''ur'N8 rNI' o"0oe et 8oOl 9Ietle
% Ell p'Aoc'Ioe F'tIoi'I8Vco, il'ei'
po' "'''H' al al "oo'teT' puooe lor'
"'u'i9c serge poUoe 0Hn IuuVl l'''
~~P"Fo8'l}c % leo'i III S'o Dell i'oeI''
'or o'h ohoe lloeI'oe %eto'H' Uer
hinges az SNhoen, llr'Ii'l o8 9'"'
rih8"'or3cH. @ln1 Daooe tor9aoet
N8 CT H@ooo SIl'pll'' % 0utei'
Vaooe lo8l al pl'h lHlloe IIepe oel'
y Ell Observation-Disclosures
poort rl9e o9 'oi'iAe to8 Sel i'oei'
Uor)tlCI' % poorl 'Io'le FNr'Seri''o'
0e 'or ell @ai'a@ Si9Io oloI'0eoe 'i8
ii'eo 'lle i'oleoeoe 0or9l"l'9ere ira
f'0Il9ere 9nr' 'i0o'r Den rl9e i''8c
No'He Poo ell 'o'''0 9roeIo@l'"l''
JON DC PoorOe S'09o'iloor por 'I'uel
Iotat' el a'8l0r'i''e SHI0' @H' CT
'~or"Ior''pS % oe''"''0" o9 Vur '''
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puu u " u p"u F"'''
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

gaar re fsrnnrf reres eubHripttsu, fens
beIii Bolt eIer Sauinucisutne. Set er uff.
ieri at fenee Isle Seres I almtnbeliee Srepe.
% ei tan iiie pere anfcarltse for geuse, ION
blir bcrfe paa geteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

Granger Se en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
ueimen" err iaa GOD iom nosen anSen
til ben oobbeIte pris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

ENrrarp A. sEcoyp CLASS MATTER JuNE I5TH 1908 AT
ruF Posi- OFFICE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
or CoN9nrss Og NARcua. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-17

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minoite
gisre OF
iaate. 9
fer. 81
iaar og
fan life
fer oct,
mterfioS
iaar fa1
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afb9ng(
Surnip4
goot.
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oprere
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til inte
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Notwithstanding
Ia. OFT.

sSS e.. RAUL ascemerf.s.
The Washington times., 1916-06-09

ing twelve years in age. They won
over the two other companies of the
battalion by the narrow margin of
three-hfths OF a point, their score be-
ing SO. The other two companies
were tied for second place with scores
of 6S 2-5.
Company c Is commanded by Capt.
William Mack. and the other officers
are Lieuts. Michael Lyons and Ber-
nard Shehan.
The individual competitive drill was
won by Sergt. Robert Esher, OF Com
pany y. Every cadet In the battalion
was entered In the Individual conipeti-
ton. Major John A. Dapray, u. e. A..
retired, commandant OF cadets, was
Judge of individual competition. Senior
Capt. w, NJ. Ahern. Adjutant Johr d.
Fitzgerald. and Sergt. Major Arthur
titfon.
Tho drill took place on Vermont ave-
nue. in front of the college. and was at
tended by a large number OF relatives
and friends OF cadets. After drills the
Rev. Brother Alfred, president of the
college, and Major ,Dapray presented
prizes.
The Washington times., 1916-06-09
SOUTHEAST CITIZENS
SCORE UTILITY BODY
Association Committee Declares
That Divided Responsibility
Renders II VaIueIess.

The Southeast Washington Citizens
Association announced today that II
would not take part, as an organization.
In the Preparedness Parade. This de-
cision was reached at a meeting Tues
day.
The association also made public a
report of a special committee to investi-
gate telephone rates, of which A. p.
Connor Is chairman.
The report urges that members of the
Public Utilities Commission be men who
nave no other official duties.
In washington we have divided re-
sponsibility," II Is stated. I'm mixing
up the duties of Commissioner with the
Utilities Commission. and not only "
nothing accomplished but each DEPART
ment OF the local government Is In a
position to blame the other when the
public wakes up to such impositions as
the telephone utility puts over the pub
lie and also the District government
when II let's Its contracts for telephone
service.
Here at the present day after n
lapse of several years OF existence we
have not had a single public meeting
have not had single attempt at q
movement for universal transfers and
the only shadow of encouragement is
that some Investigations are now
going on"
The committees report describes
the present public utilities commits
sion as too cumbersome and inef-
ficient, especially because the same
men are Commissioners and heads OF
the Public, Utilities Commission"
be men of the highest legal and tech
nical training and with a great ca
pactty for doing what is lust to the
communit," the committee states.
The Washington times., 1916-06-09
ASK DISMISSAL OF
US, WORKERS SUIT
Officers Say AmaIgamation Of
Unions With Federation A.
ready Consummated.

in responding to the suit for an in
junction brought June by five mem
beers of the Federal Employees Union to
prevent the amalgamation Of their or
ganization with the Federal Labor
Union, officers OF the organizations and
the American Federation of Labor to-
day asked the District Supreme Court
for dismissal of the injunction pro-
ceedinRs.
The clerks and Federation officials, in
answering the contentious of the plain
lifts. assert there is nothing for the
court to enjoin They declare that the
amalgamation was completed a full
month before the filing OF the com
plant. and that all the funds have been
transferred and receipted for.
The complaining clerks sought to pre-
vent by Injunction the amalgamation of
the Federal Employees Union and the
Federal Labor Union under the title OF
the Federal Employees Union No. 1852
on the grounds that the proposition was
not fully explained to the members. and
that the costs of affiliation with the
federation under the new class was too
large
Coincident with the ming OF the
answer of the defendants in the litiga-
ton. four members of the Stenogra-
pers, Typewriters. Bookkeepers, and
Assistants Association, No. IiTi3, filed
an intervening petition. In which the
amalgamation is. opposed on two
grounds.
The stenographers allege that the en-
tire membership of the Federal km-
ployes' Union belongs to the trade
jurisdiction controlled by No. n13 and
should, therefore, become members OF
that organization.
The right of the Federal Employees
Union TO take the charter number or
the Federal Labor Union also is con-
tested on the grounds that this cannot
De done without the consent OF the
American Federation or Labor. '.ne in
terXenors include j. G. Bridaham, w. NJ.
nollock, +. ii. Skinner, and Marguerite
Stewart.
Attorney Nj. >. Farmers, Jr., repre-
sents the protesting clerks, and At
torneys Ralston ~ Richardson appear
Tor the organizations.
The Washington times., 1916-06-09
Beaumont Is Counting
Number of Rats in CITY

BEAUMONT, Tex. June Sd. A. L.
Lincecum, assistant State health Of
hcer, with three ASST Ints and a
corps OF helpers. equipped with a COM
plete laboratory outfit that includes
guina pigs and rabbits, began here
a survey OF the city to determine the
size and character OF its rat popula-
ton.
1t is the purpose to exterminate the
rodents as well as to obtain complete
information as TO their contents OF bu-
bonic plague infection. The survey
will require two weeks.
The State health force Is not de-
pending wholly upon its own efforts
In the trapping Of rats. but is paying
bounty of ten cents for each one
delivered to II, dead or alive.
The Washington times., 1916-06-09
Caught in Dredge, Saves
Life by Amputating Foot

REDWOOD CITY, Cal, June BY
amputating his left foot with a pocket
knife. l.. II. Beck. OF Berkeley, Cal,
president of the South Bay Shell Com
pany, saved himself the other day from
being drawn into Tho machinery Of a
dredge which he was operating.
After releasing himself he applied n
tourniquet and then directed his trans
portation by launch and hand car to
this city.
When Beck's foot caught In the re-
yolvlng machinery the workers on the
dredge lost their heads. Finding him
self being dragged slowly into the ma
chinery. Beck realized. he said. that his
only chance was to help himself.
The Washington times., 1916-06-09
Guardsmen Threw Kisses,
Vicksburg Citizens Angry

VICKSRURG. Miss. June 9.-The visit
to VicksburG of 500 guardsmen TO par
ticipate In a moving picture production
has resulted In a merry row.
About twenty-five citizens met at the
board of trade rooms and protested
about the so-callcd disordcrly conduct
OF the State troops when they boarded
the steamer J. II. MonRe to pose for a
war time transport scene.
"Goodby. chicken, you in the yellow
DRESS Here's n kiss for you, sweet
heart and other similar remarks are
said to have been made by the soldiers
as the boat was backing out. The sol
diers are also said TO have thrown
kisses.
The Washington times., 1916-06-09
Barred From Boy Friends,
Girl Takes Her Own Life

DIES MONIES, Iowa. June 9.-John
Briggs. a rich paving contractor, raised
his motherless daughter with the ex-
press order that she should not associate
with boy friends.
laura Briggs. fifteen years old, kept
company on the SLY with schoolmate,
Chuck Sellars, son of a prominent at
torneY.
Recently the father found a notebook
or his daughters. and learned her sec
ret, and the girl shot herself.
y didn't have the chance the other
Aarh had was her dying statement,
The Washington times., 1916-06-09
Girl Smashed Insulter;
Then Sent for a Doctor

,LoRAIN. Ohio. June s.-Edward Nc
Gonigle. six feet tall. entered a grocery
here. Miss Cecil Crouch. bookkeeper
was I'm charge. McGcnigle had been
drinking. according to police, and be-
came insulting.
Miss Crouch made a few quick moves.
end McGonigle landed on the sidewalk.
Miss Crouch then called up Chief OF
Police A. A. King. with the informa ton
the man needed attention to the in
juries che had inflicted.
The Washington times., 1916-06-09
Wedding Despite Motor
Wreck and the Measles

YORK. Pa. June s-The best man
missed the train. the flower girl get
the measles and an automobile chas-
ing the bridal couple was wrecked
These were n few Of the unsched-
uled incidents attending the wedding
in this city of George v stein and
Miss Esther Brostrom.
Forest Noble. of New York city, who
was to have been best man. left the
train at Lancaster TO mako a purchase.
The train went on without him and A
substitute had to be obtained.
The Washington times., 1916-06-09
SMALLEST CADETS
WIN COMPANY DRILL
Garry OFF Honors in st. Johns
College Competition-Sergt.
Esher Best Individual.

Eliseo Arredondo. jr.. son OF the
Mexican ambassador designate, was
pany G, st. Johns College Cadets,
which won the first prize In battalion
competitive drill at the college today.
The company liz made up of the
The Washington times., 1916-06-09
Use Motor Wells, 44c

Motor NpIIs, OF extra
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The Washington times., 1916-06-09
Kills Wife and Four
Children, Then Self

CHICAGO. June 9.-Frank 8. Usabick.
forty. laborer, killed his wife by crush
ing her skull with baseball bat. killed
his four children, aged eight, six, four.
and two years, and then committed
suicide. The bodies OF the six were
found In their home today.
The Washington times., 1916-06-09

race around his residence regarded. and
he took pains to purchase the best
grass seed obtainnble. lie personally
supervised the sewing and carefully nur-
turcd his growing crop.
II has now developed that there was
n mix-up in packages. and radish seed
was planted from one end Of the terrace
TO the other.
The Washington times., 1916-06-09
He Soweth Grass Seeds,
But He Reapeth Radishes

BELoIT. Wis. June s.-Many lines
during his long and honorable career rs
a Presbyterian preacher the Rev. DR..
w. r. Brown has Numbered from the
pulpit tho warning that Want we SOW.
that shall ye reap
This spring Dr. Brown had the ter
The Washington times., 1916-06-09
75c Chiffon Cloth. 55c

20-inch Plated Chiffon
Cloth, extra nne quality.
In white. pink. blue. 1hd
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