davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19
Citizens Respond To
Call For Automobiles

Captain Alfred Aloe, quartermastcI
at Fort Brown. today commended the
willingness and energy displayed 10y cit
liens Saturday night and early Sunday
in supplying automobiles to transport a
battalion Of infantry TO a point up the
Rio Grande. Nearly fifty autos respon
dcd To Captain Aloc's call and gave him
even more autos than were Needed for
the purpose at hand.
Captain Aloe also took occasion 70
complimcm the telephone service. a val
liable assistant during the excitement
Saturday and Saturday night. He said
that from early Saturday and until he
quit his post nj 2 o'clock Sunday NOR
MING there was not the slightest delay.
Removal of the receiver brought an
Immediate response by central and II
was noticeable also, he said. that PEG
pie generally responded to telephone
calls with unusual CELEBRITY. --
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19
{. C. FORTO NOW
MEXICO CONSUL
CONSUL CARA TURhS KEYS OVER
TO SPANISH VICE CONSUL AND
GOES OVER THE BORDER.

Judge f. G. Foato, the Spanish vice
consul, is now acting consul at Browns
vile for the Mexican government. Mex
lean de facto Consul j. Il. Cara Sat
urday night. after a short conference
with Brigadier General James Parker.
closed the Mexican consulate and left
Immediately with Vice Consul Benne-
yendo for Matamoros. where he will re
main until the situation had adjusted
itself.
Consul Cara decided on this step af-
ter a conference with Brigadier Gene
RAJ James Parker during which he de-
livered General Alfredo Ricaut's war
ming that unless the Americans were
withdrawn Immediately they would be
attacked by the de facto soldiers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19
Week OF Court
DeBruin CaseUndecided

The fourth week Of the present term OF
the District court opened this morning and
o jury for the week was empanelled-
As yet no decision has been reached in
the ease Of j. q. DcBruin versus the Santo
Domingo Land and Irrigation company.
The direct cause Of action is n claim for
labor performed for the company by Mr.
DeBruin. The ease i one Of the most in
volved ever tried here. as there are num-
her Of other plaintiffs asking relief on diff
ferent counts. The case was on trial for
nine days.
The jury for the week follows: r. A.
Monsees. Louis Brulay, l.. l.. Lane, John
q. Champion. John :. Gay. A. Wayne
Wood. II. III. Ncller J.. It. Bremmer. +. r.
Martyr. J. p. Putegnat, ]. l.. Kowalski, J..
III. Batsell and j. Il. Workman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19
Brownsville Men Back
From The Head Trial

Brownsville men who were witnesses in
the ease Of the United States versus En-
nett f. Walker and George J. Head. now
beng tired IN Austin. and who returned
home, report that the testimony in the
case had been completed and that the ar
gument ! being heard today. Owing to
the illness of Judge T. j. Maxey Of Austin
the case is being heard by Judge Gordon
Russell of the Eastern judicial district.
During testimony the court room was
well filled with spectators who were at
traeted by the unusual feature OF the ease
and the prominence of the men charged.
captain Head of Brownsville il represent
ed by X. +. Green of Brownsville and the
firm OF Lightfoot. Brady and Robinson of
Austin, and Col. Walker j. being represent
ed by John f. Rylee of Austin. The states
ease Is being handled by Judge j. l.. Camp.
district attorney. his assistant Mr.. Robin
son and Major Blanton Winship of the
army.
Witnesses were drawn from all over the
country. Captain Collin III. Ball. prose-
cutting witness. travelled 1000 miles from
the Philippines to be present. CAPTAIN
Wagner, formerly Inspector instructor to
the Texas National Guard. was in atten-
dance from General Pershingis line of COM
munication in Mexico and Lieutenant Hav-
den, formerly stationed at Brownsville with
The Third cavalry came from Fort Logan.
Colorado.
Among the Brownsville witnesses 70 -
turn home were: A. Wayne Wood. ". r..
Mason, Jr., DIR. S. H. Bell. W. G. Whitman,
L A. Smythe, J. D. Craig and Richard Dc
los Santos
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19
O

Ben Kelly, +. w. Spsfgler and Joe Boltz
of Pharr motored to Brownsville yester-
day.
Don't forget to take your water, Iiqhi
and sewerage discounts 49, II.
}. ;. Craig of San Antonio i in Browns
Vile on a short business visit.
Marcus W. Hines Of the United States
customs office at Santa Maria is in
Brownsville on business.
W. X. Lindsey of Wichita is in Browns
vile on business today.
;. T.. Fleming of Galveston has been in
brownsville on business for the past two
days.
4. l.. Lawson of Benavides is a bust
ness visitor in Brownsville today.
D.. X. Roetzel. formerly of Browns.
Vile, but now plantation manager for
+. j. PUG, on the ~l4rsers plantation
is in brownsville today This is Mr..
Roetzel's first visit to Brownsville since
last October.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

BERNE. Switzerland. June ~. -
Swiss imports from America are meet
ing great difficulties. There are 2.46O
carloads of American corn and oats
billed Ia Switzerland awaiting forward
ing ut Marseillcs: also 5000 ears Of
American wheat nj Bordeaux and 500
cars of sugar at Cette. Lack of ade-
quatc rolling stock is the chief cause Of
the delay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19
About that plumbing that Is to be dome
Call Hayes & Sons. Scores Of satisfied
customers. Phone 50.-6E16ltf.

PEKING, June The government
has fixed the rate o dollar exchange off
cially at $50 copper cents. Recently the
exchange rate given by money changers
in the Chinese city has usually been Is
cents for each Mexican dollar. In the
legation quarter and most high-class ex
change places ~patronized by foreigners,
the rate has been about LIS copper cents
10 the dollar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

lliginio Salinas was today dismissed
from bankruptcy by United States Com
missioner II. n. Goodrich. Mr.. Salinas
business visitor in the city.
filed a petition in bankruptcy about two
months ago and the property owned by
him under the name Of Salinas Mercantile
company was sold at auction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

LUTHER L. LANE, the automobile
mechanic and electrical exNrt has moved
his garage and shops from the Bestiero
building, formerly known as Nann's Garage,
to 1923 Washington street. opposite the
Dreamland Theater. where he will continue
70 conduct a first class garage and machine
shop. on not so large a scale. but that he
can take care Of his friends and custmeors
in the most satisfactory manner-his work
and practice being limited to the better
class Of mechanical and electrical work
giving his personal expert attention to
every little detail. Mr.. Lane is known
throughout the Valley ~ an able and pains
taking mechanic and electrician and gives
especial attention to electric lighting and
starting systems, magnetos. motor-genera-
tors. transformers. storage batteries, com
plicated wiring. ETC.. and in order to faciIi-
tate his advance work in this line. he Is
installing the most modern. accurate and
up-to-date electrical instruments and
apparatus known TO the profession. New.
permanent location 1923 Washington
Street.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19
CITY NEWS
LESSONS IN MUSIC: VOCAL, vI0-

LIN, Mandolin, Banjo, also Readings and
Dramatic Expression taught by a grad
uate. Mrs. A. III. Lange, Studio, 1908
Levee street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

w. III. McGrath Of Brownsville has re-
gistered automobile No. 500 and Melmecke
and Keintz of San Benito nave registered
automobile No. $40 in the county clerks
office.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

Willie Hoppe mot the billiard champion)
totes the title of CALIFORNIA; four round
lightweight champion. We may soon learn
that Arthur Pelkey is the one-round heavy
weight champion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19
Marriaqe Licenses.

A marriage license has been issued by
Jesusa Torres.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19
ON
THE EXPEDITION
AMUSING AND IN MANY CASES PATH
ETC ARE INCIDENTS RELATED
BY THE SOLDIERS.

"Why, / cant for the life of me see how
the Mexicans can be starving" said a dust
begrimed cavalryman at the San Pedro
camp Sunday afternoon. There's just
loads and loads of big watermelons. can
teloupe and muskmelons over there, and
this morning We had one great watermelon
breakfast. And that's all we did have.
The Lord helps those who help themselves
you know, and we were awfully hungry.
Major Anderson was just as hungry az
We, and he fell TO with the crowd"
Colt Joins Cavalry
In Bandit Charge.
A little colt which lost its mother when
Mexican horsemen attacked the cavalry
opposite the San Pedro ranch Sunday
morning, promptly became a United States
cavalry horse, despite its age and size and
Joined an the charge, before which the
bandits fled. The colt ran the full three
miles with the troopers and returned with
them to the river bank, crossing right
along with the crowd. Ii is now a valued
member of Troop G.. Third cavalry.
Captured Big Eats
Soldiers Chickens.
Among the animals that Joined the cav
airy on ITS stay in Mexico was a pig, just
a plain, grunting, razor baek youngster OF
the Arkansas variety. There might also
be mentioned a chicken, or maybe two
chickens, which attached themselves to the
squadron at an abandoned ranch Sunday
morning. They were eventually to form
the principal part of a forthcoming break
fast. But they didn't. They were dressed
and hung to spitted sticks, in the well
known fashion. But they didn't form the
breakfast for the soldiers. They did for
the pig, who also was hungryC lie ate
EN-. Ate 'em both. Pretty soon the pig
was a porker. Sunday afternoon he did
penance, hanging head downward.
gruntless, inerdless also lifeless A
few soldiers went c~hickenless at break
fast but not supperless.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19
RAILROAD SCHEDULE
GULF COAST LINES.
HOUSTON AND BROWNSVILLE

No. >. ". $50 A. NJ.
No 4. ". 4:O5 l.. NJ.
No. 3. mr.. IL so A NJ.
No. 1. ar. 10:3J Il. NJ.
sam FoROvcE AND RowMSvIllE-
No. q. lv. 9:30 A. nj.
No. Z, ar. 6N5 l.. N.
MISSION AND BROWNSVILLE
No. =. ar. 1880 A. NJ.
No 8. ". 4:i0 T.. NJ.
Rlo eRAMOE RAILROAD
Drownsvine- Point Isabel
L.. 900 q. n. Ar. IL 90 T.
A.. 100 y Lv 500 p
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19
/. PLUMBING WORK GUARANTEED.

/ know my business and do the best work
at reasonable prices. Figure with me. j.
A. CARA, 304 Adams ST., Phone 49S-L.12
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

Don't forget to take your water, Iigh
and sewerage discounts 10 IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

Give your motor a chance to render e
ficient service this warm weather-Ha,
the carbon removed by the Oxygen prt
cess-IEexpensive tho thorough. Harr
s0n-Chaney Garage.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19
Electrical, bicycle, automobile, type

A. CARA, 304 Adams ST., Phone 49S-L.12
Electrical, bicycle, automobile, type
writer, flashlights, telephone and telegraph
supplies and repairs. We repair anything
Rio Grande Electric Co.-tf.
Give your motor a chance to render ef-
ficient service this warm weather-Have
the carbon removed by the Oxygen pro-
cess-IEexpensive tho thorough. Harri-
sOn-Chaney Garage.-adv.
For all kinds of electro, nickel, gold and
silver plating. Rio Grande Electric Co.
4l5-tf.
We rapair anything, aeroplanes and sub
marines included. Rio Grande Electric
Co.-L5-tf.
Correspondent ArriveS-Basil Dillon
Woon of the New York World is the
first 'outside' newspaper man to he at
tracted 10 Brownsville by the Mexican
development. Mr.. Woon has been Mex
leo correspondent with various news syn
dicates and was one of the few CORES
pondents with the BOquillas expedition.
He happened to be in the Valley when
the present situation developed.
Give your motor a chance to render eff
ficient service this warm weather-Have
the carbon removed by the Oxygen pro-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

writer, flashlights, telephone and telegraph
supplies and repairs. We repair anything
Rio Grande Electric Co.-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

Give your motor a chance to render eff
ficient service this warm weather-Have
the carbon removed by the Oxygen pro-
cess-lrexpensive tho thorough. Harri-
son-Chaney Garage.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

For all kinds of electro, nickel, gold ant
silver plating. Rio Grande Electric Co.
4 I5-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

We rapair anything, aeroplanes and sub.
marines included. Rio Grande Electric
Co.@l5-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

We call for and deliver your fans for re-
pairs. Call US. Rio Grande Electric Co
.-5-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

No. q. lv. $50 A. Nj.
No. Z, ar. 6N5 l.. N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-19

Give your motor a chance to render eff
ficient service this warm weather-Have
the carbon removed by the Oxygen pro-
cess-Inexpensive tho thorough. Harri-
sOn-Chaney Garage.-adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
Soban GeIneS.

tpbeIig Seibe. San par / en- Ssioe
al 5000 SOB, ba Waifinen al en- Ell.
Ter anoen Iariag fattebe Slb. Stiles
bar 26 slor eammel, fsbt / &cfeiter,
g. .. San bar TO Gage fer lllpffen
inotraf blepen gift meo en- une Game
fra SiItppinerne.
@ilitstrupper bpSes Sarpel. Sd
Siiperiors WiIitstrppper iibite Sors.
bag &loffen 4 ON Worsenen mar.
Ihereoe til Standardization for at
afreiie til 8p~eliesleiren, Isb Damp.
pibernes Sfinsren fra ollie 8pens
itsrre Sabrifer os Suiinber al Wer.
neifer flebte fig pua / Ell Sart for
at fomne neo til Stationen og
bpbe @litterne Sarpel. 9e fleite itsr.
re Sabrifeiere iiges at bile fslse BEN
al Senrp Sorb iatte &esel, at betaIe
fine Solf ialfalo iaa meeet, at So.
mile eqer ANDRE, iom De bar at for.
lsree, life bill libe nogen Wansel.
&ompmt E / Con- Claire, refruteret
op til t01 Wanb, a~freiite Iamnle
Sag, os gpens Sorretningsm9no
9rebe Dem peb at luffe fine Sorret.
ringer i,noer Iarihen I'll Sernba-
neitationen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
ct ipenf Sermm
@eningittS.

timber De beftige Weninsitis.g Cpl
bemier, Der / ben iibite Sib er op.
traabt peb forifielige ipenife Wfili.
terafbeIinser, er Der til gern moo
ben llbpggeliee Spgbums llbbreoel.
ie for fsrite Gang anpenot ct mt
Ser,inL fremitilet al Profesior Il-
freb Bettersion / Stocfbolm.
Set npe Wibbel, Der angipes TO.
peoiaeeIie at bore fremitiaet at or9b.
te Wenineofoffer, ifaI bibtil babe 81.
bet operraifenbe sunitise HeIuItater.
@eS flere imitteoe aioeIinser er iaa.
leoes eiter Manoifabets Gafcination
meo oct npe Miobel life ct eneite mt
SiIi9loe al Spgoommen fomnet til
lt0brlo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30

ON De ieien forgreb fig paa fin SG.
rerinoe.
Sploate-nes Selbrebsfprfatnins.
Sra Wiilitsiol6aternes 2eir peo Neb.
iieIb meIotes Den 27oe, Of to Som.
panier, q ira Yierre og 9 fra Sioi,r
Sails, ben Sag a blepne unberfa.
ltet S9geunoeriseelie meo bet &eiiI.
tot, at Inn 5 9rocent al pierre.8ut-
terne og en- ubetpoeligbeb mere Of
Siollr Sails utterne fasierebes Tom
ubrugeIige. Gen fsrite anpenbelie
al Serum moo Spfus giorbes oeiaa
famine Sag. ioet ale be III unge
Meno fra Sioiir Sails fit n Snb.
i%preitning. Set tog 29gerne frn Is
Winliter at gisre De III Ntano
uimootagelige for nGpnte iarlige
Spgbom. s 2sbet al ~ Elmer bap-
De Der melbt Zig 106 3efriiter til Ace
Hegiment. Gil aompaniet ira &eb.
iielb bar fsiet 90, fra Iierre 10, ira
Siour Sails Z, fra Tarfer 5, ira
Canton #, fra Withea 5, fra Iber.
been 1, ira Donfton If og fra @eb-
tier 9, meoers aompaniet fra Hapio
Gitp bapoe fnoet EN- Sorsgelie al Here
tioIigere WeoIemmer, Der bar fonl1e
tiIbagc fra andre Stoter. Ncgimen-
tet bcitoo ben 27be al 1919 Wenige
og So Sfficerer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
Spcbcbbiten iaana.

!SpcScbsiten isans. Snbbsitnin.
gen al &peben err M / fulb Gang
oper Itore 9ele al Staten, % Der err
ioar en- Ipling ioa itor, at man for
ii Iar iiben life engang piloe babe
orsmt oerom. llbbpttet al Mnter.
bpebe, iom uogisr ben paientligite
apling, er bereenet til me0em II og
"a Wlilioner glibels, bportil fom.
mer enbcl Saarbpeoe / ben norbligc
Gel al Stoten, bpor Snobeitningell
life enbnll er begpnbt. Gen besiiifc
Slile err fcrefommet oeiaa iaar, mel,
Sen anrcttebe Sfabe err ltbetpbelig.
Ge peb Snglitprme forpoIbte Cab cr
peiaa minbre END panlig. Nebroifns
Spebeapline bill oerfor iaar operitiee
Sioraarets meb omtrent 10 Wilio.
ner 9uIbels.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
mfarnnHn.

8rpamp. q. Yorher ellington al
Cumberland er oerlteos blepen gift
meb Iprtle Yeterion al Scanoia. Se
pil oprette lit Siem | Cumberland.
HiamamS falber fra. George Guile,
I%reiioent al @ain @agon go. l Sc
noIba og betragtet Tom en- at Wiscon'
fins riaeite MGnb. ct forleoen at
ooaet ueo Ssben, 81 Iar gammel.
Tina Wanb brnfnet. Gen 25-aa.
rtae Samuel Sofluno brllfneoe her
ON Gaeen / Spift Greet, Der lsber
ub / Wisiisiippiiloben etlteos peo Ga
Grosie. Set bpbeite @ano g9ffen
par fun fer SOB.
EiterSblsitepne. Smtrent 400 Ser
Toner bar iremmsot til bet Stepne,
Tom giteroaIsIaeet forrige uge at.
boIot / Cumberland. Ser gapes ct
literprt cg mniifaIif 9rogram, os
gpens giterbslcr CAB en- ganfet for
fine beissenbe Spgoefolf.
Saa tin NanS briifne. Sreo Sin'
terbere, Sarmer | Wteriotan peo gail
Claire, orufneoe her ON Sagen |
Chippewa Hiper n9r lit Stem, me-
bens hans Slltru og TO Ssnner fulo'
Itrnbig biplpeleie maotte Itaa % ie
poo. Gen Iterfe Strsm ferte BAN ue
paa bpbt @anb.
&icnSt Eulitifer osS. @iaiam s.
Hoib, Der / lin Sio ~grunolagoe gla'
set "Gronicle" / Sno Hipers og ION
/ mango Mar bar en- at De oiatigite le'
benoe areiter / @isconiins bemofra'
tiIfe 9oIitif, osbe iioIte Ianbae | IL
Stem / nppnte gp, SO gar gammel
San bapbe / De TO iibite Iar truffet
iia tiIbaee fra oct ofientlige Sip.
8alespiQe.I enS nnoer Ynflase
Seper Iuble % 9eonaro 3. Sobn
ion, beaae al 8alespile, er blepne or
/ reitereoe i Ga Crosse og intte nnoe1
!, MnfIaae for mcb en- Mutomobil a
UQUe UpetlIpil gtttS 9tti'ph w pSIpet'
flnatet fra lllpffesiteoet Wr. gtel
, ion, Der err 55 Iar gamnlel, erbolo
) ct 9riio paa Sierneifalen, Ell for
ihlet 09ie oa et bru0t &iGpeben, iat
Der bar %alpcrIis Sare for bans Gin
Sil ORE 1T Ypitbns. Ser iortGl
les fra Nipon, at De gooe goraer
Der, eiter at bare tagef Sarpel me-
, fine unac M9nb tilbsrenoe Natlonal
; GARDEN, bar benitiaet til &esierineel
!, of BRUCE til &rissforbereoeller .
!, $4,000, iom bar lopet &ipoil I'll mn
: YoIibus. Sc ipnes altiaa, at 8ipo'
: aoot fan flare iia enbm | nosle No
!, uben oct me Yoitbils, men oerlmo
: ipnes sc oct fer msrft no meo Den Ia
: meaet omtalte Sorbereotbeo.
I @efiemSt 9nitifipper fOrmlpffet. :
e eileen befienhte 9nftlfipper Charlie
5 Wiles er Wfanbaa Moreen afgaat
peb Tsoen paa et Soipital | Sibfo't
eiter Den foresaaenoe Tag Of nGr
'falben meo lin NonopIane ira en- b
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30

Darmere oeler Tortjeneite. Sar.
mers eleootor 60. / &iitlano bar peo
lit nplig ofbolbte Marsmeoe nobetalt
en- Oipibenbe al 10 8rocent.
Sisopler o9Igcr Gmbebsmenb.-
SigoalsIuget bar unber lit forleoen |
Sarge aibolote Stepne polgt fslgenoe
Gmbebsmpnb: 9~rpiioent, s. Is.
groatlien, Hotbiap, Minn.; @icepr9'
iioenter, 3. &. @rsnpolo, &ugbp,
anute Relion, Wonireo, os Ole gjo.
re. Sersus Salts; Sefretpr, &. 6.
&opseng, 8arpep; ansierer, 60. Mo.
broaten, Wenoea, Wfinn.
8efrnterinsen afIuttet. Zen 27be
melotes ira Sort 2incoln, at goiu.
tant General &. 8. SbaraIion bapbe
inbtalot be Neutrality-suspicious., Ser
par aniat i iorifieGige al Statens
Vper, og at Der oltiou life bill bpcr'
pes Here SoIbater iii Nationalear-
Den. Man uotpocoe bette ioaleoeS,
at Stoten5 Wilits Ell al DC fsrite Ga.
&c bill beorbreS %in0oner, iunbipnlig.
bis ferit til Ct. 2ouis.
Gen S%ortieneitc. 9otpman Goun.
tp Sormers @allitp bolot forleben fin
pGnlige Yicnic % iii Iarsmeoe /
9onman, peb bpilfen ~@lnleoning @p.
en- bar operfpIot. %co Sorretnings.
msbet erfI9rebes en- 0ipioenoe al 5
Grocent pan al M%fticfapitol, i%anltibig
iom Ser uobetaItes 3 8rocent al ale
aornialg, ioet bcnne Sortieneite lio-
bellies / SenboIo til bnormeget hper
Gnfeltperion bapbe iolgt. Gen belle
6ortieneite uboeIt belsb Jig til Sill.
900.
@roem peS Narmartb inbpics. Gen
peo Marmurtb opfsrte Bro oper
Sittle Wtisiouri blep iibite Senoag
inopiet eller bsbt peo at lille 0protbp
@onoerpoort LOG Ell 6laife rent @ano
oper oens StaalrGfperf. @roen er
oct iibIte SEQ af ben i~nnfaIbte WeIop.
itone Grail fra Tlpmolltb Hocf til
Tliget Souno. g~eeipenbeoen feitIte.
bolbtes efter flor Stil, trobs at Der
reg1leoe npiten Den belle Sag. @n itegt
Ore, 40 8aaoner 9pnner, 1000
Buns" % 60 @alloner &affe - ali
tilbereot peo 9roen = ubgiorbe ber
materiele SIDE al Soften. Shame
Sano isrgebe for Iiliif. Senne grc,
opfert al Staal pg Cement, bar DC
iioite fem s(or prret ct al be itorite
Sopn peo DelIopitonc Grail.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30
9lltnntH.

Gn np Ietbobe. S Chicago er /
bisie Gage aabnet en- M Slags Bar
beritlie = man faloer ben "Sbaoe'
teria" =, paaitaaet at bore Dem Tor.
ite al fit Slags / belle Seroen. Sen
meget itore St,ie err afoelt / en-
Wen9be imaa @fl,,ffer, Der ale er
~ubItprcoe meb @aifeierpante, Speile
os fulbitenoiet lloitpr for garbe-
ring, men oenne maa man ielp uo'
fore. 4unben bar @alget meaem
ben aIminbelige gammelbagie @age'
fnip % be npere "iafetp ra5ors", -
alle natltrIiepis bolbte ffarpe o9 |
beoIte Stano. It gaa inc | ct iaa'
oont IfIuffe og befri Jig for fine
Sfipgeebuiter foiter 10 Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-30

Gn Spnnoclic. Guirco Somano.
len / Sbiei Hiucr Sails bar sort Ell
I'M SpiinoeIie, Ell Sicmpcl cler laa'
faIbt "Iocfet Tencil Nrintcr' Scr
ION Ell anoeu @Ipant fnu bpreS /
Sommen.
Snsmuocr ialoer ppo um. st me-
Qct haitiQt o. uuentCt 0ao@ialo lnn-
trai icrrige llQe pco Noiemoob, ioet
M}r5. Ser Srreuion ulhcr lin bag
liqe @icruinQ ! Nuict ioIbt 900 ON.
Sun hapbc life Ii0t al nogcn 'oruo.
aonenoc SuQoont. men por tiIinnela.
henoe iunh % itcrf.
Settlcrmeoe hinoree al GeSnueir.
Normnn Gouutns 8anlle Settlere
holot forrlQc llae i'm aarllQc Nlcnlc
i Ncnorlm2 Narf, men ct nUlten ito.
OiQt Nc0upcir Qinroc Ntebct mlnore
0oot bciegt &orong par Den cllcItc
TuQ, ga C~cItaQclicu unr iau nogcn.
lunoe Qoo. @cnoruma @orQerc Leo
ct bttubcliQt Cab, oa itore Sorberc-
bclicr nor giort
TN SmnGants EnnirnO. Zen g.
Qurlqc George NiuenfcI, Sm al VPr.
% Mr5. George WtlcufeI peo Sale.
nonio. ut her ON GoQcn en- ioriTr.
beliQ Gc0 uc0 al trTttc2 opcr Qtar
fernc al Ell So. (ioct @uttcn lebeb,
aoeu / ct @a0uo. hauoe han frOet
paa al iritc Gu6cu al bette ON ii
Gin. 90 "a Tpret al Ell eller uuoer
gariaq bIcp 'frrmi. tuuoe hon iff,
irigierc Jig men bleu trltten mch.
"H1iifcfru0s" Spuc. Tn BOG mel
ct Sunoreoc 9loufetcr ior Yeuge
onpisninQer blcp iorlc0cn 9tnt itiaa
let ira Wclroie Voittoutor. oQ maj
nor isrit tilbeiClia Ill al bctrogte IN
periet iom noQet Nercri. On ser int
Srobruo par ioreta9et. SpongelieS
bctiente puapiite ooq ienere, at DC
par "Siifetro9s" 8upc, ION hopo
nqret paaiGroe, i6et Eoaen pe
&iPlp az Siltefro9e pno ell Stan
bar fjifet ira et &iuou. Ter blcp 10
ct Vor aor iioeu beaaaet Here iac
bonne 5pperier ! minneapolis.
Sper &Gffen eiter SGuS. Ser ion
tGQeS ON q. o.. Wtoe al Huibiorl
al han iorrige llae uar bIepen fjeo {
De ireoeIige Spaler. iom inolige Wtii
neioto BOO poo. bporior ban winsre>
i'm &aniel % iatte alirien MOB 81
uaoo - Der pibite ban Der gapes vi
Ieonins iii al iao lugte arIbt. SO
han meb et Sernbanetoe nGrmebe 4
@innipea, i%ortalte aonoufieren bar
at M braieoe BET ipei meo aris me
lem be Jorenebe Stater % Neric