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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
The Hyphens Again.

II President Wilson believed he was uttering
d new and deep thought when he remarked before
the national service school for women at Chevy
Chase, Nd, that the hyphens will vanish if we go
to war, he certainly deceived himself
81 have never had the slightest doubt OF what
would happen when America called upon those OF
her citizens born in other countries to come TO the
support Of the flag the president told the
women.
One peep into the records Of the Civil war
ought to dissuade the president that the hyphens
of this generation would do other than their
fathers and grandfathers did fifty years ago. The
record of the Irish and the Germans in that
memorable conflict is lasting tribute to their
loyalty to the flag.
Let the president go back to the days of the
revolutionary war and learn anew what the Penn
sylvania Germans did in that struggle. The
Germans have always fought for the flag, and
their loyalty today is as sincere as it was years
ago even If they do not agree with policies which
often seem un-American.
"You have heard great deal about the
hyphen," the president said. u, for one, have
never been deceived The number Of persons Of
really divided allegiance in this country is very
small, and II I had been born in some other
country / would, for one resent the represents
tions which have been made by those who were
not the spokesman Of those for whom they pre-
tended to speak in suggesting a divided ale
glance"
The president might have spared himself this
utterance The Germans did not affix the title
hyphen to their citizenship It was put there by
Americans as badge Of honor and distinction.
These hyphenated men and women came to this
country because they sought political and indus
trial freedom. They made such good use of OPP
portunities that they are rated as substantial
portion of American citizenship It's an insult to
most of them to be told that they are disloyal and
that love for the Fatherland is stronger than al
legiance to the Stars and Stripes.
The rank and file of the German Americans
do not support the extravaeant demands Of some
of the deluded men whose sympathies have gotten
the better of their judgment, but all Of them re-
serve the privilege of differing from the presi-
dent on his international policies when he shows
Partially to one belligerent and applies "strict
accountability" to one, and LAX accountability"
to the other. In this stand, the hyphens have
the support of thousands Of American born
citizens.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
They Need To Be Walked Up.

This people is all right-an they need is to
be walked up"
Col. Roosevelt offered this commentary on the
results Of his trip to Chicago where he delivered
q stirring address on preparedness and the in
ternational situation
What the colonel says is true. The American
people fundamentally are not dead, they are
asleep and unaware of the necessity of prepared
ness. They need to wake up and see the danger.
After they once fully grasp the need for action,
we will get it in good American fashion.
The American people are asleep on other
issues. Arouse the American to the necessity of
busting bossism in politics, of cleaning out our
legislatures, of electing capable to office and
many of the abuses of our governmental system
will disappear.
We need some one to keep us awake all the
time. We need man with stick to keep
hammering away at our lethargy and self-com-
placency. Arouse the people, and corruption
apathy and neglect will disappear.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
All Asia Will Hear OF It.

The surrender Of Gen. Charles Townsend,
commander of the besieged British army at Kut-
el-Amara, and the capture of 100000 in cash
and booty by the Turks, does not mean so much
in itself, for Field Marshal Won Hindenburg bag
ged more men in the Russian campaign, and the
defeat OF the allies at Gallipoi was more CALLING
The real significance of the Turkish victory
is to be found in the influence the defeat will have
on the tribes and countries of Asia. News of the
Turkish victory will fly through all Asia even to
the borders of India. Other complications may
arise from this defeat which will prevent the
allies from giving their full attention to the
western front in France and Belgium
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
Cooperative Service.

The Commercial club by disposing OF the NJ
Rurnely plant to industrial and business concerns
and preventing the dismantling of the buildings
did good service to the city. Another opportunity
to show cooperation is presented to the club by
the statement of an automobile manufacturer
that he needs more ground space.
It is healthy sign when . concern outgroWs
it's capacity. This manufacturer has been unable
to obtain the space be needs to manufacture his
product. The Commercial club is again offered
. chance to extend the helping hand by making
a careful survey of available buildings and of
assisting the manufacturer in securing the addi-
tional space he needs. Richmond, like every
other city, is anxious to get new factories, but
it must also help the plants that it has. Every
addition to factory is almost the equivalent Of
% new concern added to the list Of manufacturing
plants.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03

motorized. Councilmen ought to So the wisdom
Of the step and vote for the ordinance.
The only opposition to the ordinances i the
fact that its passage may entail bond issue Of
$4,000. But the interest on this sum win be
more than saved IN ten years By the economy
attained through the disappearance Of an annual
feed and shoein9 bill Of between $500 and $500.
As soon as the department is motorized the
city win be rated in the third class instead Of the
second class in the insurance tabulation OF the
state, the result being reduction in insurance
rates for all merchants. That motorized de-
partment can make quicker answer to fire calls
than can the present department goes without
question.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
Which Do You Prefer?

It IS important for reasons of health and
practical economy for every housekeeper
to ask herself this question:
Do prefer pure baking powder like
Royal, made Of cream Of tartar derived from
grapes. or am wiling to use baking
powder made OF alum or phosphate, both
derived from mineral sources?"
The names Of the ingredients printed
on the label show whether the kind you
are now using or any brand, new or old,
that may be offered IS genuine cream
Of tartar powder. or merely phosphate
or alum compound.
Royal Baking Powder contains no alum
nor phosphate.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER co.
New York
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
soosT AGENT PRoJEcT.

EATON, O., May 1.-Two hundred
and forty-three farmers are reported
paid-up members OF an association re-
Gently formed to secure for the county
an agricultural agent. Leaders of the
movement declare reports from other
township committeeman viii bring the
membership up to more than the re-
quired number and that the state will
be approached at the next meeting
with the request to supply an agent.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
News from Modoc
ey Alice Hanson.

r. B. Hanscom and wife OF New
Castle, spent Easter Sunday here with
Mr.. Hanscom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hauscom Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hanscom Rev. I. p Watts and Mr..
Skyler Mendenhall OF Winchester,
were here to attend the funeral ser-
vices of Mr.. Silas Conarwe. :. Misses
Mary GWinn and Jessie Covert were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Kable at
Cambridge City, over Sunday. =. Tho
Baccalaureate sermon will be deliver
ed Sunday evening at Huntville NJ. q.
church. by Rev. Luther Addington. !.
Mr.. Gravasse LukA was in Muneie
lant week. !. MFR. Harold Hough and
Miss Mildred Davis Of Fountain City
we're Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Hyatt =. Mrs. Bessie Keith
spent Friday In Richmond.
Underground SUPPLIES continually
replenish Trinidad asphalt lake.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
Masonic Calendar

Monday, May Richmond Com
mandary, No. s, K. T. Stated Con-
clave.
Tuesday, E:y 2.-Richmond lodge,
No. 1856, F. & A. NJ, Stated Meeting.
Wednesday, May 3-Webb lodge No.
"a, F. & A. NJ. called meeting, work in
the Master Mason degree commencing
at O'Clock Luncheon
Thursday, May wayne Council,
No. 10, r. C NJ. Stated assembly.
Friday, May 5.--King Solomons
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
I'm A BAD WAY.

Many . Richmcnd Reader VIII Feel
Grateful for This information.
Mrs. Sarah Plat, asa S. 18th st.,
If your back gives out:
Becomes lame weak or aching;
II urinary troubles set in,
Perhaps your kidneys are in a bad
way"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
Kidneys.
Local evidence proves their merit.
Richmond, says: My back hurt me
and was weak and lame. Ny kidneys
we're irregular In action. had read .
lot about Deans Kidney Pills and pro-
cured q box at Thistlethwaite's drug
store. This one box rid me OF the trou.
BILE and haven't been bothered since"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for q kidney ren1edy-get
tDoan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Platt had Foster.Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo. N. Y.-AdF.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
What Does Your
Food Cost? You could

Food Cost? You could
easily spend two dollars for
q meal and not get as much
real. bodybuilding nutrir
rnent as you get in two
Shredded Wheat Biscuits,
the food that contains all the
muscle-making material in
the whole wheat grain pre-
pared in a digestible form.
Two Shredded Wheat
Biscuits with milk or cream
will make a complete, per-
feet meal, at a cost of not
over Eve cents. A food for
youngsters and grown-ups.
Eat it for breakfast with
milk or cream; eat it for
luncheon with fresh berries
or other fruits. Made at
Niagara Falls. N. Y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
Hagerstown Notes
BY Miss Florence Bell.

Miss Juanita Hall was a guest OF
William Stair and family for supper
Monday evening. She returned to
Indianapolis Tuesday where she is at
tending school. +. Solomon Copeland
and family spent Sunday at Spiceland
with Mrs. Copleand's brother, Mr..
Ward and his family. The Home
Missionary Society Of the NJ. E. church
met at the home of Mrs. Bert Souders,
one mile north Of town, Tuesday
afternoon. -. The Aid society of the
Christian church met at the church
Tuesday afternoon. ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
Motorize the Fire Department.

BY parliamentary procedure the ordinance
providing for the motorization Of the city fire
department is now on second reading and will
be called up for third reading at the next meeting
of the city council. The action of the council
Monday night did not kill the measure
The whole city fire department ought to be
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03

Chapter, No. 4, r. A. M. Called Con.
vacation, work in the Royal Arch de.
gree, commencing at Z o'clock. Re.
treshments.
Saturday, May 6.-Loyal chapter,
No. 80, o. E. 8. Stated meeting and
initiation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
TURK TRANSPORT SUNK

SALoNlkA, May s.-The Turkish
transport Chlrketi Harie has been
sunk off Rodesto In the Sea of Mar
mora by British submarine, It was
announced here today. Hundreds Of
the Turkish soldiers on the ship are
believed to have persisted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03
ENFORCE ARM EMBARGO.

DOUGL AS,Ariz., May 3.-An EN-
barge on the shipment of arms and
ammunition into Mexico was put into
effect here today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03

The world may owe every man a
living, but lot of them haven't sense
enough to show up on pay day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-03

Underground SUPPLIES continually
replenish Trinidad asphalt lake.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
Optoier / WinnipeS.

Minnipcg, Wan., Sen 3bie Mpril.
Sflont Der iioen arigena @cgpnoelie
% N%perpingen al fondoiifc Sripillige
til Staoigbeo bar opholot Jig Siliin-
Der AZ Soloater beri Npen bar Ser
belle Sioen berifet Ct goot Sprbolo
mcllcm Dem % ben cipilc @ciolfning
III Ell eIler nnben @rlrub opitoo ser
imlolertiO Srroae Miten ct poloipmt
SIogsmaol me0em nogle Solonter
% en- Tlof @oraere, oQ bette uopifIe-
De iig til polbiommc Sptoler, hpor-
lrn0cr ct tort Mntol Ncrioner, baobe
militGre % ciuiIe, blcp nlporlig ian-
rcoe og hp%ertcneIte &iuou % ilerc al
Gcrcnc til Tolitiitotionen poa Hu-
pert Street llnoeoe ino.
Gn itor MtilitGrimrfc nlantte no
COMMANDERS forot biitoo &olitiet
mcb at ion Greben % Srbencn gien-
pprcttct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
Oiloe Punoe.

@hitespile, SeIaipare, ben 3oie
9IpriI. Sfiont man bar pibit ON, at
Ell Slof piIoe Sunbe bar bapt iii Gil
bplo / GupruSmprooiet / Nprbeoell
berof bar Oct BOG iorit fornpIiq, at
oe %bcQnnbtc at gisrc noocn nGpnc-
pUrblN Stobc hos SWc1ncna Tur-
mere.
"a SomnlcI @ooon iorleocn Mor-
gen hplot pna at uanoe arentllrernc,
hprtc ban Ell iorifrGffclig 2nrm inoc
/ SioIct. Tco at ie eftcr, bpao ionl
bar puoirroc. pp0o9ebc han ottc pil-
sc Nunoc inbc / %&alpebinQen.
San hupbe Ell "Vitd)Inrt" / Nnan-
Sen. men han tllr0c life Qlpc liz ifo't
nnco Dem meb BEN; ban lob ocrfor
tiIbaoe til &lllct oN benteoe i'm Mile
oo ierit oo han inlplbtc al ct Sfuib,
ioln iorreitcn life trai. tog DC Sing
ten, men Ierte en- orGbt aalo bort
nlC0 llu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
Sa toilette ilaoen.

Ger meIbeS ira MiImoufee, at
Selator Hpbert "a SSollette er Die
pen Hagen / lin eacn Stnt iom aan.
Oioat ilr Den republifanite Nomli.
nation til E~rriiocnt, % al @upcr.
llsr 4. Z. Ebilipp nil fontrouere Ic.
llgotionen til Cen repiblifauitc DO.
tionaltonoelltion.
Wilpailfee bar pnl0t Soria!oc-
mofrnten CAMEL u. Noon iii Manor.
Gacile bar meo betpoelig Molori-
tet niltorl1eret l~lbitdoelie AZ Bombs
til ct gelsb AZ $4,000, bpormeo
lfal bp9ges Arnrorp % organizers
e. Irtiaeribotteri ) Maoiion blep
George &. Saple, Ser par Saloon.
fulfenes &anoibot, palet til Mapor
ouer Hobert e. Nelion, forbenoG.
renoe SiitriftsdOpofat. Garl Moe
blep meb itpr Wnioritet gienpolgt
til &asferer / inrtrne @p, boor 6or.
'loget ON of lrbitebe @oros til ct
Toalpoenoe al $150,000, brormeb
I'M Gitp &na ifal opferes, ligeleoeS
p%cotpgeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
Daloet / Chicago.

Chicago ben 5te Npril. - Semp'
fraternc siorbe en- Nonifc ~betpoelil
Sremgang oeo IlOermanospalgenC
Der lgaar. - Seb @dlget Tor ct Inr
lioen leireoe De fun / ipp al Spens 81
@aros, mems &epublifonernes 9anbi.
Dat Tor @orgermeiter. @iIliam Sale
2bomplon, blcp poIgt neb 147,477
z tenmners Wajoritet.
Sgoar git Gemotraterre al neb
SeIren / II @aros, Socioliiterne
1 o. &epublifanerne I blot 10.
%eo De talrige 9ocnl Option.Salg
'om Iantme Tas ioltot Steo rl,ilot
omfrilg / Stoten, panot SorbuoSiol,
tet en- gonife betpocliq Seir, ioet
np1ten 400 Salooner ieieoes llb al
SilpGrellen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
Siora9 til Sobam Sclncs.

Som Tor opluit nil "Nccorub- 30.
item" mootdQc, piocrcicnoc % tpit
tcrr Tor ollie Nibran, iom icnbc5 I'll
Ben mac malc Gorlottcr, &obon Gel.
uc3, mt Dc0 "@opcrlcigb Grcit Ga.
nntorium", Guit 3Otb ouo Eomcll
Strcet2, Vortlonh, Oregon.
I'll Soto err mootoqct irn:
Men. u. @ucfncbcrQ Stompcbc. y
Sat. ST. Gle %opif. Ynriou, g. Cof.
ST, VI. Mornicth, &orion, q Gnf, 81,
:. SllioA Nmbroic, a. Gof., 50,
,<uNcnnr NciminA Nmbrolc, 70 :,
50, :. Y. Nu2bp, Sono Noint, &6n-
M, 81. Gu AboWucnt. Si3icton 2.
luf., ST, Mr2 9. NicrQc, Morbai3,
Y z, 81, Nuonum Gipcr. @ofotn,
q z, 50. NJ. :. Romci. Starbutf.
Niim1., ST. :. z. Toi9. Niontcuioco.
Ntimu, 50. 6 :. Nicuono. Grifine,
Wlimn., 81, Ephu Gpeuion @opO,
N}iml., 81, 2lnnm0 Z. Sole, GoIton,
Niiwn., 81, e. :. &obnion Trcopnin,
u z, 81, Grief Somc@, Acitbopc.
y. Z, s.. Ole Z Sanger, GIcpn,
Ni9., Il. ,. SOC. Salt 2l50. Gio.
liQcrc fpittcrct ior $565.40. Gil
inn1n1rr $3.50 90
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
en- 600 banoel.

Sro Nanitoncc, WiS., berettca
Sen 3bie MpriI: Sor mango Mar
iiocn hapbe Walter @ahrS Nuocr Ell
"Snbioo @lltinQ Sabrif neoe peo
Glucfuntcn. San funbe imioIertio
life flare aoufllrrancen mcb Den bill
Ii0e @lling, Tom inbierteS ira Sp't
LAMB, o. Sabrifcu itGnates. San bup-
sc igien Ell Barrel Snoiao, Iom ban
bouoe betolt 40 Sent Ellltoct Tor, o0
Sen bIeu tr~onsporteret ub til ct GAM
melt SomcIteob. hpor ben / GarcneS
Sob bar bIcpct iIuttet o1 rirIlet fra
ct Stcb til ct ou0ct.
Iorlcoen GuQ rin9te eli Wnno
ham % / Sclc'oucn % 'pur9tc, ON
han hapoc noNen ,<roigo ialcn.
@arreIen blcp citer ao'fiIIi0 81
oerl innbct ircnt. % paa %ltnocn
iauotea ser cnonl igien - Nruio.
iom Ianocn bctoIte ham $40 Fin-
bet for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07

crrnh NoipituI. huor nan er Diet
opcrcrct fpr Slil0tormbctUrsoelle a.
~. Stobo. Sans Ioocr, eroniilllo
NnNcrion, % ire Soiirc Tom bcrfll
SiysNnu ior At iilic ham. Nnnll'
liens Silent cr i Nill2. Mlnn.
: Iir3oula Mites ionotc1 ocl
aorlllc 2cboi mellcm 6orcnlll1ernr
&rpinl ~ Hnlp5icmouic Steo | SI.
ihcr Go!IcQc 2uOitornm1. SbH1oef
uor. huoroibt SIT nloo on'cc2 'or
enifclia At ucotlQc cn 4finOltclrn2.
tu fpr Gntrifcr. Ncrfllc>cr, Ncpar'
tUncut2butifcr oi.p. / DC 'or'flelIt0'
Statcr. Nmphimonic uar rrprN.
icnterct al lhco. @ilttriioL GId
renee zee on Ncurn :. Gale, Der
talte ior. at Iao0ame &ouc p%coto9e@,
oG Eruiubs 1cbattantcr, Ger tdlte
im90, par Gberbdr0 Spiahl, Ser
man u. Ercua % Nrunloli =. SOP.
nc. Gomtp0cpotot Nollcf, Ncooftsr
& e. Nailcn "a Nroic9ior 8. g.
Olion par G3mmnerc OF fon I'll oct
Nciultot at northumberland
hop0c 'ert 0c bcoite Nrglnuentcr Tor
III Stonoumltt. Elsie pil mi Sc.
bottcre oper ianme Sper0@mdaI
uco Observation-Disclosures Tor @llltauu5
@0olphu9 College i ben urrmcite
,rcmtl0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
Dozen inohenteoe ham.

@~urlinQton. Nem Sericp, Sen Ace
Npril. &con MoNunitc 'IuNteoe ira
,<tolicn iornt mhQna ariN8ticncltc.
Nau Mciicn ira Ntcopcl bIep Stibet
Ioriill0t % nnorcbct al ell Gorpeoo-
baub, men un0tonl.
Wa0onitc lon0c0c / Nelp Dorf Tor
en- Hoe llocn. Zen pllloleliGe Nor-
auorin1 al alimot pnuirrtc ham Ell
Torfiolclie, iom gif oper til Siunge-
6~ctUnoclie. Nou 0ooc igdor Mites o1
blep beQruuCt looQ.
Nnna Glrte % inn Born | Stalien
beiiiocr liz cnomi / llpibcnheo on,
at hans TorieN pou at reooe Slpet
rcillltcrcoc /, ot hon mtIlteoc oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
Orufncbc Oeiertcrer.

MiunlpeQ. ltnn, Den Toe NprlI:
Ere al Sc IRE an~lertunifc Meblem.
mtr al 9i0c farnoiite Battalion, Iorn
ilrle0cn 0ticrttrcbe ira Stanofodr-
tcrlt Sort Srance@. Snt., orilfnc'
81. oo Sen lille Nobaoo, mco huiltcit
Sc ioQtc ar uua oucr til Sc Soreneoc
Stutcr, iteote moo en- / %anolforpert
ilnocn0t Sammrcrir1t % idnf. Sen
iitroc al Gcicrtorcrnc Ipffeoe& oct
g. uu0 N~loobreo0tn. vi en- cller all
SEN Wrlm0 nUNter D. mIlitTrc Mtpn-
NiQhc0er AZ mc>0tle N0pncne. Inc
Nrocr ioapcliom I~IoNbreooen bcpog-
les MI pdn set itren0e'te iorat for'
hiuorc Here NemninNer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
Oeoerlas for oe "Oaaoe'

De / Sirs0ugs afbolote @ppulg
@isconiin o. Minneiota reiultercoe |
pberligcrc Neoerlag Tor De "Saaoe".
Sipr par bette Siliulbct / @lscon.
lin. brpr gperne Superior, Ii.
gllitu. Snird)ilO, @uOion, Glper
Sails, @rocfpnp, Nem N%idJnrpllo,
@opcepiac, Gomning, Gmeralb, Nice
&ofc, Snnlaifa, GanboIpb, Wellonto.
rie, NrlingtouL 6un Tiuer, Sing
ton, Cameron ug Ban Gin ale be
itcnltc Jig for bercfter at flare Jig
lbcn Sulooncr. Nlerc al ola'e @pcr
er bleule betrogteoe ion Soloon-
mo9tens uinOtngelig 6Gltniltg, %
ser bcgpuber ulereOe at prltes ont,
a. ielp Glbpen Miilmuilfee life l1n-
Ger ieler iig ioa 9allife trpg.
Mtcruu1pnie, ct al De plgtig'te
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / pcitlige @iscon-
iil, iorfuitcoe Salconen meo 515
moo 1913 Stenuner. SnaIdIto, Ser
belt iioen Den blep 9rlulola8t bar
uUret bcfienot for at pare pei lnn
uoao ipn i'm lterre Spltcrbp "a
9rosie, 1if mi tor mco % Stem-
mers Moioritet. Hiper Salts for-
fGlte0c 9icenie nleo 115, meoens
Su0lons Wtupritct / iur1nle Eetrlng
par nteget fncber, nenlli1 fitn ,
Stennncr. Zen tsrrc Ntnlorltet
Storbpen Sliperior oppe imoo NorN
uhgiUcS o8iao JONI megct tllcbclt, %
Ser err / Gette SiliUloe life Spil ON,
at Oct enoelige Gelllkat ferlt pll op'
nunca req Hcttcrnc.
Nj andre 9per, Der ltentc lro(
9iccnie, nTpnes Cumberland, Glap.
tpu, Clear @ufe, Sbclbou, @olea-
vile, Spurto, Tirnqlla, aenoall
@rllce % Ntllrrau.
NoNlc inn @pcr par set Dog, ION
ilrm>rcoc i'm SipTrcIic ira DC,
torrc til set mnoe. Dc op9IueS at
pure Ilnpn. Monoopi. Corona.
G%hoiebllrq, Noripult, @apfieIo, @el
Solem. @autOmu, @oScobel %
NiurIhull.
Sulopnfolfeltc leirdNc / Nlblan(
nle0 en- Mailritet Al 115 Stennlcr
NJ eprige @per, Ser forblep pnuoe
nupnes Maiocn Noct, Glimpooo
Gnslportb, 2uopimith, Sllrtle Sufe
Nlmena, Snocpenoencc, Srempeo
leau, 8ilntanton % Bangor.
ut Settings tsrIa9Nes par III
boloSfolfetS ~itsritc Seier / Minne
ipto u1 tiaigc ocn ierite al Stuten:
Slo0bper, Ser bar taget bette Strtot
Zen terre Maiorltet par Ga. Elpe
itonc iorblep tor meo en- Malorite
Al 20 Stenmner, hporimUo Sleepl
One og @aterpinc nleo bcnholosui,
l25 % 63 Stcmnera Maloritct al
hcioIcoc Sicelric.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
Nornaar INrcme Yiucocr?

Icttc SpprN>muol bar after ip2-
leliot Notltriorltcrnc. Giter leic
llnocrieGcIler cr mon fon1net til Oct
Nciultat, at Spr al iorificlli9c Hdcer
cr iItanb I'll at ppiutte %iQcoer.
On Naturioriter bite en9on9 eli
Ii0cn Nbcfat ira Srinofo nogle lar.
ucoc &ilcoer, iom iorcitiucbc @rU5-
hopper, o. itror itrafte Iben Soat.
Den lb Tor Of gribc Dem % ipi'c Dem.
Soran @uNobiitfIoitcrct / @aihi9
boubc man opltillet Ell liocn Sumo
Al Nlif. o. oenne gloroe ct iadoant
ESnotrpf paa Ell itor SlanBe, at oer
treb burtig rem o. '!itgte Den. Ipni
ON oen hapoe pTrct Ell uirtelIA lc-
penoe Nuno. - Sllglene or pitterlig
iItano Ill at gicntlenoe lit c9et Sii-
lcbe / Ct Speil.
Scatter % Naaopr ficnoer liacleNe$
iaien tine Speilbilcber. Slunoenc
oerinloo opisrer iig meget ior'tleuis,
uaar man itiller Dem op foran It
Speil. Noale bar ell afglcrt Inti-
pati Tor lit eact |iacoe, andre i9icn
nTrner liz iorli9tig o. lll9tcr.
Gn beflenbt Sprcnlalcr hauoe Ell
aallo uoitillct ct Slnoebillc0c / illo
Sterrelic, % bette @ineoe 9iorNc ~
iaaoant Snotrpt paa Ell !ioen &otta.
bunb, iom tiliGloigpis par fornnltt
ino / SaIen. at Den ! iulNt &aieri
iprang pna @ilebet, - TN 8rGo-
I~insbnno. iom fom ino | WaIereIl
Gaenas atelier o. fit gle paa 81
Saatbilebe, iorisste at lutte iig til
| be iagenbe Sunoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
en- Salpeteriyrefabrif.

MaihinQton Sen 30te Warts. 6.
j. Gu Voui DC Numcr@ X 60. bar
qiemem lin Saaiercr mnberrcttct
Nria9miniiter Nofer ON. at Selifabet
er re6c til at arlG0Ac n 'tor hporo'
cIettrilt Snbrit iii llbuinbin1 al Sal
peterinrc al Slliten, o. at title oelts
Nrooutter Ill @e9ierin9enS Gispo't'
tiou Tor Silpirtnina a. SprTng'to''e
til Ell al ari9aminiiteren la'tiat FrlS.
ON Nonarcsien pil aoa nleo poa et
Gornnoring al Tanbfraitslopenc. iaa
ci iaabant Sorctageuoe fan glereS
mlligt.
Or. Safer blep cperraft ct @rep
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
sra Earitcn Mpu.
Nr. Hc0aftpr'

Nr. Ncoottrr'
Sct 'orbol'cr mig, ot ct 'do nrl re.
otlcret % rcI mlocrrcttct "loo 'onl
Gccorah Fo'tcn" bar qluct Elao@
ror ct In't 9lngic ON, at lcN 'tllIoc
have mootdQct ell NteodIIc IRA Nor0
Naoton - uoen at 'r0c nTrltcre |c-
frr'tcl't cIlcr mere WoQnnenoe Gns
fc!thcocr oc2on0ootnot.
Gcmc Ni'iorlc bar pIltnot mi | DC
ijoitc Nor l(Ncr> (j0 buffet ~ | en-
Gel Npiicr hcroocr. u0cl at oet bar
pTrct mia mlIlQt at ton'tdterr, hpor
Sen Cdtntlil 'trjucr 'll 'rn. Set enc
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