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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1916.
THE FIGHT TO A FINISH.

Lloyd Georges recent declaration
that the war "must be fought to a fin
ish - was hardly needed to convince
any intelligent observer of the futility
of peace overtures at this time. It is
perfectly evident that the Allies mean
to fight it out to definite conclusion
that they have the will, the men and
the money. 1t would, as Lloyd George
says, be absurd for them to consent to
quitting now, before their purpose is
attained, after sush a vast " invest
ment'' Of life and treasure. -
Germany is not yet so humbled or so
scared that she is disposed to beg for
peace. There comes from Berlin only
the same solemn twaddle about the war
d" forced on Germany" only the same
chattering of persecution by relent-
less foes and the same parrot-like pleas
of 'self-defense. " The only difference
is that instead of bold, aggressive ut
terances there are exhortations to stand
together.
Germany is now, sure enough, ringed
around by enemies bent on her destrue-
ton. What so long existed only in Ger
man Imagination has actually come to
pass as a direct result of Germany s
own action. Her predicament is indeed
preearious. But all the more in such a
plight we should expect signs of awak-
ening in the German nation. Few signs
appear. There is discomfort and the
beginning of such quest for the truth
as ought to have begun two years ago;
but the militarists still have the upper
hand. And the nation must learn the
truth through bitter defeat instead of
learning by the free use of its intellect
The German nation has been the dupe
no doubt, of the war lords. 1t is hard
that the sins of the war lords should
be visited so bitterly upon the people;
but only so, it appears, can Justice bc
done and the world s future peace as
sured.
The United States, at any rate, can
not ''butt in We must let them fight
it out. Our mission is rather to help in
the reconstruction and promote the
building of a workable world federa-
ton. Therein lies the highest opportli-
nifty now open to American statesman
ship.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13
Z Il b S IA o X E PIPE

The Smoke Pipe is an attachment to
a hot-air furnace which burns up mon
ey faster than college boy with a
blank check book.
If it were not for the Smoke Pine
and the ash pit, it would be cheaper to
heat Groom house nine months in
the year than it is to operate an electric
toaster for a week. AS it is now, the
Smoke Pipe seizes most of the heat be-
fore IT can escape into any of the up
stairs rooms and conducts it up the
chimney, which accumulates more ear
bon than motor truck fed on kerosene.
1t IS very discouraging to the owner of
new furnace to watch this costly heat
drift out Of the house with hectic en-
ergy and allow the occupant of north
west bathroom to sprout icicIes four
inches long.
The ash pit is another source of grief
which science has not been able to cir
cumvent. Why is it that the hard coal
manufactured today confines its ener-
gies to throwing off clinkers instead of
Protected by The Ada
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13
Vermont's Next Speaker.
burlington Free Press

Stanley G. Wilson of Chelsea. who
was on Tuesday reelected as represen-
tative to the general assembly. has an
nounced his candidacy for the speaker
ship of the House at the approaching
session. Two years ago, Mr.. Wilson
was candidate for that position, but
at the last moment withdrew from the
contest in the interests of harmony and
seconded the nomination of Judge
Weeks. His action on that occasion
has added deservedly to his popularity
and strength as a candidate.
Mr.. Wilson, who is a lawyer, was
born and raised on a farm in the town
of Orange. He was educated at God
dard seminary and Tufts college, and
studied law in Montpelier, where he did
newspaper work to pay his expenses.
He has been in the successful practice
of the law for twelve years, and is re-
garded as an able member of his pro-
fesslon. He was an official reporter in
the Legislature in 1902 and again in
1904, and state s attorney for Orange
county from 1908 to 1912. In the last
legislature, he was member of the
committee on rules ard Judiciary and
chairman of the committee on WAYS
and means, besides serving on several
special committees.
Mr. Wilson, so far as we have heard
Is the only candidate for the speaker
ship of the next house and he will
probably have a practically unanimous
election. He has a good voice and
other qualifications which combine to
make him an excellent presiding officer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13
C. homas Praises
kbbey's Salts

Mr.. G. F. Thomas is receiving thanks
from his Brattleboro friends for fell
ing them the value of Abbey's Salts.
Before the public many wears thew
are the surest method of relieving and
preventing Headaches, Biliousness. Dvs-
pepsia, Constipation and the MANY more
serious diseases which Auto Intoxica-
tion brings on.
a spoonful Of the granules in a glass
OF water taken night and morning for
about week or ten days will give you
new understanding of the delight of
perfect health.
Abbey s, by the way, is packed in
the new size bottle but at the same old
price.
We suggest that you call at Thorn
as 8 Drug Store and try a bottle of
these Salts.-Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13
Pigs Is Pius.

John was consuming his broth with
noisy inhalations and exhalations.
When he had to be reproved the third
Time his mother showed more irnpa-
uence than the carefully-trained mod
ern mother usually INDUCES in. She
wound up with: You sound just like
little piggie eating from a trough !'
John regarded his parent gravely for
iilonent-"An', muvver," he said, do
the little piggies' muvvers talk to 'em
IKE you talk to meY"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13

League, is secretary of the preliminary
organization.
All persons interested in agriculture
can readily see the advantages to be
gained by the prosecution of such field
work as is proposed, and there should
be no difficulty in passing the 81, 100000
deemed necessary to carry on the work.
John f. Murdoch of Rhode Island, who
is chairman of the committee, is admir-
ably adapted to lead such campaign.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13

heat3 One of the worst enemies of man
KIND As the IRON jawed, bullet headed
ellnker which wedges into a furnace
CRATE and is harder to pry loose than
the president of a fraternal insurance
society.
One of these days some inventor viii
discover way of preventing the
Smoke Pipe from rusting out in the dead
OF winter and breaking in two around
the hlp joints. One of the worst calami-
ties which can befan anybody is to
wake up and find that a trusted Smoke
PIPE, which was cleaned out the sum
mer previous by plumber s assistant,
has cayed in at the knees and is irving
to set fire to the vegetable cellar. The
patience OF the average American under
such circumstances shows that we are
indeed religious people
Propably the best solution Of the
Smoke Pipe problem is to build it of
reinforced concrete, with portfolios ev-
cry ten feet, so that the owner can crawl
inside and blow out the carbon at reg
ular intervals.
IS NeWSpaOpr Saryioa1
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13
Prominent Men Turned Down.
Bennington Banner.)

Two prominent Vermonters were de
feated for representative in their home
towns Tuesday-Hon. William A. Lord
i'll Montpelier and Hon. Robert ".
Simonds in st. Johnsbury. One of the
strange things in politics is the fact
that the ablest men are often beaten
by the petty jealousies of their home
town. President Wilson on Tuesday
was beaten in his home ward, town,
county and state. Montpelier and St.
,Johnsbury have undoubtedly elected
good and reasonably able men to the
legislature, but men who will not have
one-tenth of the force and influence
there of the men they defeated. So
long as many towns and cities deliber-
atelv do this sort of thing the voters
of Vermont have no reason to complain
about the shortcomings of the Vermont
legislature.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13

Protected by The Adams Newspaper Service
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13
Valuable State Property.
Rutland Herald.)

Governor Gates has approved the
choice of the state forester in selecting
the Camel S Hump tract of 2.300 acres
for addition to the state forest reserves.
This makes $500 acres owned on the
big peak and $4,000 acres owned by
the state in all. In time, these tracts
should be valuable state property.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13

Apparently the Brattleboro Reformer
was submerged by the election. Not a
copy has reached this office since the
fatality Herald.
Not submerged by any means. The
local demand for papers was so great,
however, that our exchange list suf-
fered
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13
Member Of the Associated press.

The Reformer is on sale every evening
by the following news dealers:
Bratteboro, Brattleboro News Co,
G. w. Cleaveland, d. r. Cutler & Co.
(Esteyville), Brooks House Pharmacy.
West 9rattieboro, j. l.. Stockwel
EAST Dummerston, NJ f. Brown
Putney, NJ. c. Williams.
NeWfane, y NJ. Batchelder
Townshend, c. w. Cutler.
West Townshend, c. H. Grout
jamaica. r. J Daegett
South Londonderry, r H. Tyler.
south Vernon, f. 3 BufYum.
West Chesterfield. NJ. r., Mrs. w
Streeter.
Hinsdale. NJ. H., W. II. Lyman
Bellows Falls, VT, Depot Restaurant.
Bertolino & Bertolno. +. c. WinnewIsser
Windsor, VT, Windsor Restaurant
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13
TO ADVERTISERS
TO SUBSCRIBERS

1t is the aim Of the management to
secure efficient service In the delivery
Of the paper each night and it solicits
the cooperation Of subscribers to that
end. Prompt reports should be given OF
each failure to receive the paper on the
son. by telephone or postal card. thus
enabling the cause Of the error to be
promptly and accurately discovered ami
the proper remedy Immediately applied
II is only by this method that the pub
Usher can secure the desired service
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-13

ers go. L like the Sun and the South
Wind and-and-" But Jack Frost
had waved his Silver Shawl over the
Flower, and it dropped its Head-for it
had been Frost Bitten!
Flowers are so selfish" said Jack
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Grpluiiun / SanOncs mcf. Terf-

itco. Sra Stapanger mcOoelca oell
14oe Sanuar. Gn fraitig Grploilon
bar ioag iultoet Steo / SanoneS
mefanIlte @ertiteo, oo man lfllloe
renie MaSopnen ior SIagg. 5or
ct Iars Sio iiben bnnote en- ll9nen-
De lllptte, og ga blep ilerc Nrbeioe.
re baurot tpGitet. Si0en bar man
iogttaget Den ~itsrite 6oriigtlgbco,
% Arbeioerne Hap i0ag beloig ira
oct. erplolionen bar iaa poIoiom, at
Suiene / 9tabolagct r~plteoca, Sln-
ousrlloerne lprGngtea % la8ltene.
ne bleu reuct al. 08iaa inoe / iel.
be Stsberibpgningen blep Ser an.
rettet aoifilig Sfa0c, bl. a. blep
Masopnens 9unO ~beifnoigct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Wnritcn til @ienopreisninaeu.

sra 6reorifsitoo mcoocIcs Den 11be
Sanuar. Sra Bergen er Der alercoe
fommet SSoreipsrg'cl, ON Jreorifs-
itao Segluerfer fnn leuere Wliriten.
"a Troomftioncn iii0r for Ell itor
Gel par hinoret al uhcIoi9 |eir, or
piitnof Sebolbninlerle minore emo
iGbpanlia. men iao mart oct bliper
Soar. pil ole Sealpcrter, hporai De
lioite Nar finn elloel bar pGret / &irf-
iomheb. biipe lot iitano iii Of proou.
cere Nuriten, iao (iIIangcn iorhaa.
bentlig pil blipe iiIitrGffeIia itor.
Sgiaa eiter Nalcim; abranoen blcu
ole 5egIperfcr her ! Giitriftet mobi.
~liieret, GA Giieripsrliclen citer Mur.
item por operoroentlil tor. % / Scr.
gen trGnges ser enOnu mere enc /
Iuleiuno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
NuurlcSes Sfibepriiermc itioer

Ut forottcrilti't Grcmpel pdo, hpor.
leoce S~fibspri'crnc cr iIsict | Ncirct,
giper "Stnunnger Aitcnblnb": Sort
fsr arigeno llbbrilo blep Ell Camp.
buah, Iom hsrte biennmle / Bergen.
tilbu0t et Sirmo / Stopnnger iii Cp.
bugninq Tor 1900 SIR: men Silbu.
oct bier oiilnoet, on man ioilot Sri.
fen Tor hei : hi3ic Gage cr ser
bliot $4,000 aroner Tor Noaocn;
nlcn Glcruc iorot M @ilbllbct Tor
lnpt. "HerN. Nnn. Sio." mcIbcr
fslgcnoc GrcnpcI poo ipimlcnoc
SflbSpriicr: Dor ca. 8 Mar llber
blcp ell annmmcI Camper. "StoI.
hcim", pna 5000 IONS iolNt ill Spc-
rile FOR 90 10000 SIR. Huber Sri.
gen bIcu bcn fisbt tilboqc iii Nordc
Tor 100000 0r. Senerc bar set
gdlnIe Sfroa Here @onac Itiltct Gicr.
oN Triicn er M oppe | 100000 STR.
On VcrAcneoompcr, lom bnuoc foitct
100000 SIR, % lom MI pnr ne0itrc.
pet Ill Oct halpe. bleu nuIil iolat Tor
opcr hnluonoen Wtilion aroncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
&riasifattcn % Sfibsiarteu. ,Sr

&rlltianla n~leooeles Den 23be ga.
mar. Hcgieringen bar. ligclom Aa-
bolanocnes, oreitet Spsrgamaolct
ON Sno9rlben Tor Ell 6rn8trc9uIe-
ring, men bar life ill0ct Solfcn
prnftiif. - Terinloo pil otter Sorlp.
oenbe bcn aomitc, iom bcbnnOIer
arigaifatlpergamaolet, iorcl lun eli
Ii8iit poa Sfibsiarten al 10 Gre
pr. Negiiterton pr. Moanc0, ener III
8anGe iaa nleget lotn / Suerige, %
Hcgjerlngen liges at pGrc ltenlt ior
poerligere Sorbpielie til Str. /. -
Ytiuionerne ifol allpen0es til Cur
Observation-Disclosures, iipr til at ifais
Re Sauobruget biulgcre Aunll-
g%ieouing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Nn Smomitri / Homsonl.

oct t~ioliacrc omtdltc me Selifdb.
Nfticielifabct "Noilnia Menc~, iont
bliper bcliaacnoe poa GanbalsneS. er
Scr M bannet ct Selifob Tor InIGa
al eli Senoeiabrif pao %cblunaaucS
mcb aapital SIR. $4,000. Sommc.
'tcoS 'tol nnlGgac@ Hlbporciabrif.
SnntIiQe oiSic @eoriitcr bar fontra.
hcrct Sriutrnit ira N~tticielifobct
Nonlabala Glcftricltct@pcrt. Smiolcr.
ito fol MI @rnttcn 2omlnullc oltlTl.
&C egct Glcftricitetauert. bporlra b..
a. Nolmobaucna NnlU1 ifal toae
Sripfrnit iii 5unncIorbcibct III. u.
Ia Der ianlcoeS piI bIipe rlacIie al
clcffrilt GncrNi poa N~anbaleneS OF
TcblitnaancS. pcntcr man, az Here in.
buitriele @cori'ter / Ell nGr ISremtlb
tonlnler l9alla.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
% Miniuner Gr. | Nriosifat.

" DC MT ofrentliagioric SocriIaa
Ircntgaor oct, of ari9Sfonjunfiur.
'fotten oil oGffe llogiiterre til Nei.
tralltetSpernet % bertll Qipc BETH.
oeIi1t Sperifllo til Gpfnia9 al al.
Orc ertrooroinUre lto0iiter unber
2ri9en. llb ira oe nli9irloenoc
Sfotte'otler bar man ncmtlia bcrea.
net SfibSiorten5 aoniunfhtritut al
SltotpQt oatient Tor lite ,tonllnr
1916 til benoeo 80 MiQioner aro-
ner, % Statten ira nlrore NprinQer
til I Ntluloner aroncr. Nltiao iii.
ianmen 80 Miaioner aroner, me.
ocns acknowledgements inotil lam.
me Siospunft bar foitet finn 33.1
ViiQlon aroner. Ger blipcr loalcoca
lgjen til ANDRE ariq5uogi'ter no0Ic
o. treoipe 4tilioner aroncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Wpraes fpritc &nlicpcrf.

planlGgges Tor Slben ct tort Sern-
pnlleperf / Norgc. Get pil trGnge
en- aopital al II MiQioner aroner,
bporai IS Milioner aroncr relies
iom slftiefapital. Nrobuftionen er
plunlagi til 10000 Cons poiict
Sern. Ser trpnQe@ ell @nnbfroit
paa ca. 10000 &eitcfrpiter. Get
itore Nnl9g, ium fonrlner I'll at bGt.
fe 420 Nool @rlino, lfal ligge etiteos
pao |citlonbet. - ) 6orbinbelie
meo |alIepcrfet fnnttCs CT 9ofeauert,
iom ifal behanoIe 100000 Cons
Gul ON Maret. 10000 Cons Gofe5
agtes iolgt / Nor1e. Sgioo ct an.
oct Selifub pIanlUlAcr et @alieucrf
/ Norge; men bcttc or buieret pau
eleftriif SernimeltnIn1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22

heb. en- Tpneoe Wenneifcr er afIc.
rcoe ooa @enene. og Der beriter, iont
rinelig fan pGre, meeen sengitclie
blanbt ToIf.
Senere melSes: 9ronoen %.
ltoo / CT 9sotferuerfIteb / Ell al De
gonrle Sisaaaroe pao HorSncs. let
ioo en- Sio meget itpet no, oa Der
por aIuorlie Tare FOR, at Slocn piIoe
breoe liz til oe nPrligeenoe 5rphu.
'e; men ueo ct ihGroig arbeioe az
@ranooGienet lptfeoes oct ei;er IL,
Zines Sorlsb at bIiue Serre ouer
SIoen % bcarGnie Den iii ben enc
%panina. iom reobrRnote ,aoaobt.
Tom totoIt : 9n9ninaer ionotes ct
Eager pao 1000 Somtsnoer, iont
brGnote ~. 9ranSenS aariaq fen.
oeS enoni life. beuer life ctaoens
SmIang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Glcftriif chs til @naae Oh SeQ.

Gtoaiosicn / Sttaeluen blep, Tom
man pil erinore, ior nogen 5io iiocn
lnotjpbt al Sltgenier Ssberg, Sitc.
BANNER. &r. Ssber9 bar nj beillt-
tet at nobp39e 6osien, og Ir6eioet
bcrnleo p~aabegpnoes ltrar, iortGQer
"Silebanmler SiIitucr". Sosien az
ties llobpggct Tor 400 &eitefrGitcr,
% oct er Sanfen at ifaiie elcttriif
Sps % Strait baobe til &oagc Som.
mllle % til Sell aommlne. lin.
oerhanolinger hcrom paogoar. -
Gesiloen fol Sosien ifoiie ems %
Strait iii observation-disclosures / eta.
0dlen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
st norif Hatipnalmuicum. ,Sn6cn.

Tor Norocns, ia man fan piltHof %.
iaa li9e belle Guropos arfGoloqiifc
6rlno lnotnQer Dc bersmte Nifinac.
ifibe / ariitionio, "Cieberg Sruloct"
e'ter ole apnoiges Wienin0 Glooier
iom ct AZ DC bctpoeIigitc oa melt IN
tercaiante. Iiosoe Vroieaior On.
%itoiion orbeiOeOe / en- NarrGffe ibGr.
bigt pao al itaiie &c iornsonc Venac.
mioler Ill al rciie en- cgcn 9pqnina
ion oct bersnltc og ucrituttcIioc
6lulo. Ssrit MI er oennc 3onfc
noaet ct ofgisreuoe Sfriot ircmao
inoo lin &irteIigalsrcIie. Ger er al
Den norife gIrfitefi g~rnebcra ubnr.
beloet EIaner Ill e. limit OF monu.
mental Spgning, % Hegierinacn bar
6eiluttet al iremiGtte 6orilag ior
Stortinget ON Den til CpisreIien
~iornsbne @euiQing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
@ranS uaIaa / S%anseijurb. 81,

Snrplt mcooele Den 2l0c Sanllar.
Sgoar Iites uobrpo Slo / Spbcrga
Itore 3.Gtugcs SrTgaoro pao &iert-
mes / Sonociioro. SlOeu uobreo i
onoen Stage % f%orpluntcoe Jig pi-
ocre til treble Gtage. Ntclt e'ier ct
ibUroigt Nrbcioe ira @ranoprie -
nets Sioc blep man @erre oper 81
Den. %inocn par on ltilnct al no
act, lun %ronoen inoitrpntebc ii9 til
oct enc Sits. Nopoe Nilloen ocri-
moo upret Itcrferc, flilOe oct let
pGre fonnlllct til en- treble itor Nrano-
uluftc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Ut Seoat ior Trammcm. airfebc.

pnrtementet bar meooelt StooiUitel.
lc paa ~. og .. @rsnmcberga sc.
GOT" og pna DC for bette lioarbciococ
Statllter. Segntet er oprcttet pco
Seltamcntc al 1909 al T~iSponcnt ..
@rpnncberg oG @uitrl; t Trommcn.
Get ltpreS al bennc NpS Maatitrot
% 10 az 6ormanbifdbct opnTpntc
WGlo o9 bar en- anpitol al t43,5OO
aroncr. Nentcrnc nooeIes Inert
Mars 20oe April % 10oe Sftobcr til
Sr9ngenoc, 'om life npbcr 1ottia.
tmberItettclie % er hielnnncherenoe /
Nrontmen. Segae 2e9otitiitercS ia.
mile, ioa rGr iom bercs SslfeiocS
@srn, 'fnl bore iortrinSbercttiococ
I'll at fonrrne | @etraqtnina ueo llo.
oellngen, naor &c e. trpngcnoe uocn
at npoe Sotti9unocritsttclie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Hnt ltniueriitctslenat.
Npoicfer

Mortcn StiIleien, iom broc / sc.
brilnr 1914, hapbc pco Scitumcnt be.
itennt, at Ell Del al bans Tormnlc
ltilloe tiI'nloe llnipcriltctct iii CT &c.
9at, Tom itiiloe bcnTpncs "Sonlilicn
StiIlcicnS StipenoicIegat" Zen Sci,
ion i'slge Noop1isrct tilialber Uni.
per'itctcf, ltogisr Ser. ~69,0401S.
Girfeocpdrtenlcntct bar HI opprobc.
ret Silnoota ior Scgatct. Giterion
NentcinotTgtcn blipcr Icoi1, ltal Sen
nnpcnoea til CphoIb / llolanoct Tor
pngre @ioenifabamGnh. &c, Tom ih,.
oerer Semi, fommer ierit / Wctroat.
ming. Stipcnoicrne ltbbcIcS / Vortio.
ner, Tom life bsr prrc ninbre enc
SIR. 2,400. - SisIGe Tltnooticn Ifal
alto Ell Sienbcoel al Hentcinotratcn
lTg9cs til aopitalcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Sncifrcoene bcannocr. Sra 30.

ueroalen meobeles til "SiQebammer
Slllfuer" ben 1Soe Sanllur. - Ic
ierite Sneifreb bar allereoe gjort i'm
Silr. Set iaufolOte "@orgaltor.
oal"-Sfreo bar gooct ligc paa 81
pen ouer g%lliarpcien; beloigula por
ingen Geiiarenoe Ser oo. Softoion-
men fom netop ogiaa prltenoe neo-
oucr ON Serbo9atucloen meo i'm
fienbte, tltnge SIR. Cen giorbe hel-
Ter life nGpncppr0i1 Sfabe, oo Den
ltaniebe meo lin ~iterlte SnemaaIc
n1iot oppe / Glen. Nh er &eiiarenoe
eiter @eneroalen fife trpg9e Tor
Sneifreo paa StrUfningen liot oucr.
Tor Hcisbeim Sfp0aitation % iii
&pamnle - ca. f. allometer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Ssucirct binorer Sfuastrahfcn.-

sra Srcorltahdlo meooelca Den 2loc
Snlnlar. Sepcirct bar 'lllbltpnoig
ltanIet al Sto9aoriit. hpilfet cr me.
get at betlugc, Oa Storiieparten Al
Sommeret lager igien. %pis life
6oreiorboloene forbebrer Jig, ier oct
ltpgt no ior Sfo9straiifcn, % oct
laa nlcgct mere iom Sommcrct cr
flobt til mcget heie Eriicr. Sliper
oct life loorepet / %inter, iaa Oct
fan fonlnlc puu Warfeoct, mcocns
&c bpie Eriier enonu bolbcr iiq, pil
oct leoe til nleget b~etpoelige Snb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
&igclanbs Tontrne. @eo for,

Zig Helollltion er Der MI nleobelt
aomitecn for &igelanos 6ontpne /
ariitiunia SiQaoelIe til at lutte
gbclnonitmelrtct ira bets nitppren.
De Eluos / Slotsparfen opcr paa
Den anben Sioe al Spficriclen til
Slottct % at opitiae Si9elonos 6on-
tone poa BET Steo, buor IbeImorl,.
mcntct III ituar. S~iQooelien er bl.
a. betinget al, at ocn nGrn1ere NIon
ior Inbrin9clien al %igelanbs Son.
tGnes Sn9iueIier og 5errnnets ge-
orbeioelie iful iorelpgges til glfgis.
relic peb IN fOugelig &eiolution.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Srabct paa Spaep.

handkerchief / &riiliania ialot Scr
iorIeoen Com / Sugen MOD Sigpart
Sruaten, iom nulig Orrbte i'm Sor.
loueoe llbe pau @nabe. @ngrettcn
crflGreoe eiter en- fort Haabilaglling
%raaten Tor ltploig / Grub. men life
nleO SperlGg. Common Loo paa s
glars S9ngiel. SEQ Straiieus BE.
ltennelie blcp pGicntlig taget / Se.
tragining. al hcn SrGbte por Sraa.
tens 6orlope0e, % al NdnOiin8cll
nGrneit maa antages iremfaIot pco
sGrgrcIie oper iflliicoe 6orbaabnin.
ser ntco @euipn til benoes efononli.
ife StiQina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Gn alimrcnNc Eprrctninn.
SaIll-

oeren "Iltra", 1850 Cons, bpggct
/ 1900, tilbsrenoc Nfticlelifabet
"Nitra", EorS9runo, or iol9t iii
ariltiania for 100000 &roncr. -
Oonpcren ~inotiebtes iislge "@rclt-
mar" til E~orsgrirno ior ca. 3 Nar
lioen for 100000 &roner, o. oen
bar / DC ire Iar llbbpttct t25 Bro
cent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Mcre Tabrifbrift ueo Srpnbbiem

Sra Sronoblem meo0elea Den 25oc
Sanltar. st &onlOrttum al SruBa-
elere / Serelpen, repre- enterct pco
Sngenlpr Speg, berlteos, bar / 0iaic
Gage inofiobt eft itsrre 9Ireal al 81.
enoonmen Saoe peb Sronobiem ior
Der at oriue Jabrifpirfiombeo. Scr
IoreIigger Inlet ON De nrrnlerc Tla-
ner for ben paatpnfte Grit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22

len al Northumberland. SaIanbS.
lo~roioSlene / Hore FOR $4,000 Nro.
rer. &ouoreitisbeber / Ssriloroelu
% 8leroolSelu / Ssriolo Scrreo,
NorolanoS Irnt. for 10000 aroncr.
Ill Snofleb / npite Scrntin hapes
/ @ebolo al tioliacre @euilaninaer
$4,000 @roner. &locre op'sres
100000 &roncr paa nTltc Iar@
@uoget. Observation-Disclosures hop.
&c aicruc billet opiere mere, men sc
iinonciellc Sorholo bor life iiuaNi
Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Gn HOLDEN Iiicraut.

hGnote Der poa ct aontor / ariitia.
mia islgenoe: On Hfti3mTgler ring.
te Ill 6irmnets Ghei % iperger:
"Nar g Ell Niono / Ceres %,Sorret.
ming pcO Nopn 81" - "0oorleoes
oa?" 50, ban bar tegnet aftier
i %" ior $1,000 aroner." - -,
10 ~ nei, ia. ieg bar en- 9iiergut,
iom beoer iaa. - Gbeien iler no iii
Siiergutten os Tiger: "Sia mig,
bar on tegnet Aftier / ~" Tor 10.
Geo 0roner?" 80. ban bap6e uot
Del. - "4ien ! al @eroena Riee. bar
on nolct al tegne Aftier FOR ba2,,"
uobrso 6heieu bdlpt iornrart. -
Sooa. lpareoe 6ittten % traf irem
Ell Santbog paa $1,000 aroner. =
Siltorien bar Den Soroel Tor mango
andre. iom iortGues / oisie 1age. at
ben er inno. ifriuer "Creblaoet".