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The Washington times., 1916-09-24
6-FOR-A-QUARTER
CIGARS ARE NO MORE
Makers Fast Ringing Knell on
Longtime Price.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. A.-The six
for-a-ouarter cigar Is going out. The
after-dinner solace Of the men who
paid high prices for the dinner Is gone.
The cigar has Joined the high price riot.
The big Philadelphia cigar makers
nave announced to dealers that prices
for cigars have gone UP because Of in
creased cost Of labor. tobacco. and
boxes.
Otto Eisenlohr & Brothers, makers of
the Cinco cigar. issued instructions to
dealers that the Cinco shall, hereafter.
be sold for 5 cents straight. The whole.
sale cost has gone up to $3.50 a thou
sand. BY the box. Cincos will be "a. 80
twenty-five.
Bayuk Brothers. maker OF the Ha-
vana Ribbon and Philadelphia hand
made cigars. also raised prices. These
brands hereafter will sell for S31 a
thousand. Wholesale. Other manufac-
turers expect to make similar boosts.
The Washington times., 1916-09-24

Nature for the red coloring matter in
the blood OF her children is, alas! not
that kind OF iron. You must take iron
in form that can be easily absorbed
and assimilated TO do you any good,
otherwise It may prove worse than use
less. Many an athlete and prizefighter
has won the day simply because he
knew the secret of great strength and
endurance and filled his blood with iron
before he went into the ARRAY; while
many another has gone down in in
glorious defeat simply for the lack Of
iron"
DR.. Schuyler c. Jacques, another New
York physician, said: IT have never
before given out any medical informa-
ton or advice for publication, as 1
ordinarily do not believe i'm It, But i'm
the case of Nuxated Iron feel would
be remiss in my duty not to mention II.
/ have taken 1t myself and given It to
my patients with most surprising and
satisfactory results. And those who
wish quickly to increase their strength.
The Washington times., 1916-09-24

through you without doing you any
good. You don't get the strength out
OF It. and as a consequence you become
weak, pale and sicltly looking, Just like
a plant trying to grow In a soil defic-
lent In iron. II you are not strong or
we'll, you owe II to yourself to make
the following test: See how long you
can work or how far you can walk
hve-gTain tablets OF ordinary nuxated
iron three times per day after meals
Tor Two weeks. Then test your
have gained. l have seen dozens OF
nervous, rundown people who were
billing all the while double their
strength and endurance and entirely rid
themselves of all symptoms OF dyspep-
STA, liver and other troubles in from
ten to fourteen days time simply by
taking iron In the proper form. And
this, after they had In some cases been
doctoring for months without obtaining
any benefit. But don't take the old
forms OF reduced iron, iron acetate, or
tincture OF iron simply to save a few
cents. The iron demanded by Mother
The Washington times., 1916-09-24
Her Autoped Barred.

NEW YORK. Sept. 24-The American
liner St Paul sailed for Liverpool yes
terday with Gertie Millar. London musi-
cal comedy star, who Is returning to
London to appear In a new production,
"Whoop-la." The actress arrived at the
pier with two autopeds. on which she
expected to have pleasant spins every
day on the ships deck. but the steam
ship line officials forced her to leave
them behind.
The Washington times., 1916-09-24
Costs SIS to Save Cent.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2L-Refusal to pay
bootblack one cent cost Harry Korn-
blitt IS in the Tombs court yesterday.
,bs iob Vas sn,sheS KornS,, p .s Mdea :
cents was enough. Ferrusio and his
brother Joe chased their fleeing patron
and had a night wit hhim In which the
bootblack's lip was bruised.
In court Magistrate Wins said: your
attempt to rob this boy Of a penny will
cost YOU s."
The Washington times., 1916-09-24
Marks Fowl With Paint,
Hats Neighbours Meal

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 4.--John Alexander
marked his chickens under one wing
with red paint. so that he could cause
the arrest of any one caught with one
of the branded birds in his possession.
John found a bird with a red mark
under his wing in the home of a neigh
Dor. and he is now under arrest. charged
with disturbing the peace OF Paramount
City, a suburb of East st. Louis.
The woman neighbor, who was an
noyed by AlcXanders claims. Is COM
plainant. She was preparing the
chicken for dinner. when Alexander
tried to interrupt. claiming that It was
The Washington times., 1916-09-24

may be served TO guests in rooms.
whilo the restaurant license limits the
serving Of drinks to the barroom and
dining rooms.
In order to differentiate between .
hotel and restaurant license, the board
in promulgating It's regulation, which
went into effect November {, 1919, pro-
vlded that no license shall be granted
fifty rooms for guests"
When the board was reorganizsd Il
was decided that the words "as such'
were superfiuous and they were elimi-
mated.
The Washington times., 1916-09-24
Nagging Reduces
Husband by IS Pounds

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. A.-charles
II. Kelsey. a law student. applied for
a divorce from Caroline e. Kelsey, and
here IL his list of woe as set forth
in his complaint:
On many nights he was forced. be-
cause fhis wife's nagging. to leave
his home and sleep In a nearby park.
His wife objected, to his studying law
because, she said. II he became a lawyer,
he might meet too many attractive
women.
When he was married he weighed $50
pounds, but the nagging to which he has
been subjected has reduced him TO 115
pounds.
The Washington times., 1916-09-24
HAYS HAIR HEALTH
DARKENED HER GRAY HAIR
Used by Mrs. Zilgens Because
So Easy and Safe-and
Not a Dye.

My hair was getting so gray was
ashamed of 1t. 1 also had a great
deal OF dandruff. Some one recon-
mended your HAYS HAIR HEALTH
and can truthfully say that at the
end OF one week the dandrufr had quite
disappeared. and my hair had become a
dark natural color again. Just as ! was
so anxious for 1t to be. and no one knew
was using anything. I was careful
TO use regularly each night. ] am glad
to recommend 1t to any one needing
good hair tonic. Yours truly,
MRS. ZlLGBN.
II Dayton Ave, Passaic, N. j,
HAYS HAIR HEALTH, a ready to
use. harmless Hair Color Restorer. can
be applied, evenly to the hair with a
sponge-only SOC bottle at Peoples
Drug stores. They'll give money back
IL not satisfactory. Clifton Chemical
Co.. Newark, N. J.-AdVt.
The Washington times., 1916-09-24
Power Company's Intention In
dicated by Exceptions Taken
to Sangster Report.
TO RESUME HEARINGS SOON
Chief Engineer PiIIsbury, Of
Valuation Bureau, viii Be
s-Examined.

officials of the Public Utilities Com
mission anticipate an appeal to tho
courts by the Potomac Electric Power
Company from the findings of the
commission on the valuation OF the
company's properties.
The company's intention In this re-
spect was indicated during the cross
examination OF Andrew Sangster, chief
accountant OF the valuation bureau.
Efforts to have Mr.. Sangster's report
excluded from the records on the
ground that certain items were not
included or not correctly recorded
were overruled by the chairman and
exceptions noted In each instance.
To Resume Hearings.
Hearings on the valuations will be
resumed this week. the date depending
upon the arrival in Washington OF
Charles l.. Pillsbury. chief engineer OF
the valuation bureau, who Ia sum-
moned as the next witness.
The witness will be cross examined
as to his report OF the cost of recon-
which he estimates at Ss,ss5,060 Mr..
Pillsbury's report was compiled from
inventories and examination of the
physical properties.
May Last Several Days.
The report OF Mr.. sansster, which
was obtained from the books and rec :
ords OF the company. shows the
amount expended to be S1I,52s. 600.
cross-examination, his Testimony oc-
cupying a week: II IL expected that
several days will be required in the
cross-examination OF Mr.. Pillsbury,
The Washington times., 1916-09-24
Out Hunting for Votes,
He Runs Down Big Wolf

BALSAM LAKE, Wis. Sept. "a
ole Peterson, nominee for sherifr OF
Poly county, ran so fast in the pri-
maries that he'ran down a timber wolf.
He was touring the county in a small
automobile. when he spied the wolf
near Lorrain trotting along ahead of
his car.
The wolf, seeing he had met some
could, turned to leave the road.
when Ole gave the car quick turn to
the left and ran both wheels over him.
The Washington times., 1916-09-24
Find Milestone and AK
In Tree 115 Years Old

sANDUsKY. Ohio. Sept. A.-A whet-
stone and an az said to be more than
100 years old were found imbedded In
the trunk Of tree which IL known 10
be 1B years old by Edward Smith
while cutting the tree down.
II IL believed the tree once was hoi-
low near the ground and the articles
were placed In the hollow for safekeep-
ing and that the tree grew together
around them.
The Washington times., 1916-09-24

The board OF county commissioners
have accepted the resignation OF OgIe
Marbury as its attorney. 20 take effect
october !. Mr.. Marbury has Just been
appointed an. assistant in the office Of
Attorney General Richie.
The board appointed Giles L. Cox and
George r. Talbert constables for Oxon
Hill district. The application OF william
II. Tobin for appointment as consta Bile
for fayetteville district was laid over
until the next meeting Of the board.
The Washington times., 1916-09-24
HOTELS UNAFFECTED
BY NEW LIQUOR RULE
Recent Amendment Follows
Strict Interpretation Of Old
Excise Law.

Hotels will not be affected by the
recent amendment to the excise regula-
lions providing that mo license shall
be issued to q hotel having less than
nifty rooms for guests a
This follows the strict letter of the
law.
Retail liquor licenses are divided into
four classes, barroom. restaurant, club.
and hotel. Under a hotel license, drinks
The Washington times., 1916-09-24
Cop" Hats a Funeral
To "Pinch" Undertaken

sHoPIERE. Wis. Sept. 24-That an
officer In discharge OF his duties should
think It necessary to serve papers at a
funeral is something new to the people
In this community.
ID. II. Tubbs. Clinton's undertaken,
was summoned on a warrant at Sho-
pierre while taking charge OF a funeral.
After serving the papers the officer al
lowed Tubbs to complete his duties
Tubbs then accompanied the officer to
Delavan, where he furnished the re-
CURED bonds. and returned to his home
The Washington times., 1916-09-24
May Last Several Days.
Flat Feet Closed Up
This Recruiting Post

LA CROSSE. Wis. Sept. 2t.-Beesuse
La Crosse men have nat feet aud bad
teeth, Uncle Sam has give UP his at
tempts to get recruits here for the
marine corps. and closed his station.
six were rejected.
The Washington times., 1916-09-24

The cornerstone of the new Episcopal
chapel at Brandywine will be laid next
Wednesday with impressive ceremonies.
the exercises beginning at II O'Clock.
Bishop Harding will preside.
The Washington times., 1916-09-24

An open-air temperance rally will be
held at T. b next Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. Addresses will be made by
James c. Rogers, w. II. Ward. and DR..
Clarence ]. Owens.
The Washington times., 1916-09-24
EVANSVILLE.

Walter Mayhem. the four-year-oid son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Mayhem, Of
bladensburg. was burned Yesterday
while playing with matches.
The Washington times., 1916-09-24
Nuxated Iron to Make New Age of.
Beautiful Women and Vigorous Iron Men

Say Well-Known ENTHUSIASTICALLY Puts Roses Into
Most Astonishing Youthful Power Into the Veins of
the Strength and Endurance of Delicate, Nerve
Folks 200 Per Cent in Two Weeks
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

monecn; men bans Niuoe nil Ienc
lnngt nehigicnncm Sieerne tlanot Snos
frtterfoI'et / @eiterbeimcn.
Chris. anuroieu.
Rrs. @eciIie 2abb. bar isht | Spans
NnI. Wor9r. ben 2soe Suit 1885. %
Neoe / iii 9icm | gureta. aunias. Den
5tc Wurts 1915 | en- glocr al 20 Nar
% I @aanchcr. 1co Snpeaarsaloeren
.cm bun I'll Gmerifa til en- rIere GRO
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1893 rclltc bun til 6unins Sit. bpor
bun bIeo reteuiet iii Ole e. 2aoo. SC
fum oiretic iii gnrcfa. aauioa. hoor &c
bolatic ig paa Ell Surm noroneit for
Oct Stcb. bpor 9pen M ligger. Com
Ell AZ DC feritc SnmiIier pnn oisie adns
ter baooc DC mango 9eivGrliabcbcr at
'lrmpe meo. iom feIecr meo Hpbngz
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~ @drn, al bhilfc fire oeoc / eli ing
Nihcr; Ell Sntter. Wro. @ouiic Seter,
bsoe ior eIlcpe Nar iibcu. Sc, iom CT
i6lcn til at 6cgrrhe Su5et al Ell tirr
@toocr, er Neruene. Dir. Carrie Yits
Ter, Ghmiu ", 9bas &. Yert Saoo,
Mrs. Gable Z. GuIber ga Waibie 2.
@reuneman, ale ira Gureta. % en-
Safer, Mrs. 2ena Z. 2rnn. al Hepriu.
III. @eo Chen af h;sie or Der 13
@ernebern % 2 @srncbsrusbsrn % Ell
Nrooer @rict GricfiouL iom Dor i Gu
refn.
Mrs. 2nhb bIep Iaet tiI1oiIe @anoas
Zen 6te Nart5. acknowledgement
holbtc3 i 0iemmet unoer tor Scltas
QcIie. 0enbes @ortsorg b!ir ct tort
Sab Tor boz @eni9beb her paa Steoet.
og bun oil iapnes blano. SlGgtnin9er
og @euncr. 0un bor uItio f9roi9 ri
a. rrttc en- bielpenoe 6aano iii Den,
iom BAR / Srang. : Set iiolre lrngs
tcoe bun inNerIig at faa tontnle biern.
men lda bar bet dltio Net, at 0ios
Billie MATTE lie % itte benoes. 8cns
9Ggteirqe bpbe for IRE % Ell balpt
9lar iiNen. @elii9net bare benoes Wins
Sc, &. &.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

Ter. 3an ipsr hi9 M. min flrre Srs
'er. a~ienncm hieic Siuier. on eu oil
hlrlpe bette hans lille @drn.
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blpr iig meeei ON Nelisioucu; men ber
her, booo eli 0iauo ia. "a le0 bao ban,
ON en- @apc. So "a. oct itnl on idd,
lie iorbi icg or noRcn aoN Nri'tcn,
men forni icg CT en- ToromauO". Snn
BGu ban $50. Zu 'nn barre mco AZ
iammc @ruun. Ntdnifc nopcu. iom lar
Ter ois'c Sinicr bar gdnct oper I'll ors
0re NctlenbcIier. gao mig iper9e. ON
ittc BIN gamIc Mor og ,Sar ban Ell iro
Huihcrauer? @ib ogina On III @doc.
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nc ON Bin ldlige hcocngauNue 9tor 90
,5ar. % OF itoI aIorie anerc Nei. IIc.
iom 9ir en- Wapc. oil iun iig tilienoi CT
Nort a Nirtcu. ION ben CT planldgt.
"@Io cIiicr en- alG0 @iucr". hcocr oct.
Of alter: "@ip Ncu ium bcocr % pcno
ol0 fife hori ira Zen lom %trrnger".
@aucr fan icuocs Ill Na9ierercn, YV.
: Nurlt. 1851 @ri'toI Il, cler III
llnocritpucoc.
6cmeo pTrc IA Sn9cu pnn scr al
lcrbcoitc n~nbcidlet.
Soroclr 0eperiiob.
so Yertimon Ct, %biloNcIpbia. ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

las Co.. @inn.. 81 Var. - q. 2.
@ranouoIo. Saribault. Winn.. 20 slar.
- Orr. on Mrs. Better Soritah. @oop-
bnc 60, giinn.. SO o. IS Oar eanrneI.
Y. Srcb Eeterion. ct. Naries.
Ssabo, 80 aar. - aohanna Sommers
roIo. SennrictS. Ninn. - Sobn anecr,
ion, Ct. EauI.
: Shtcdgo: Cars T.. StipIa, so
War; yaoren @. anbcrion. "a aar;
Yrs. Ghrt'tine Sanelep; Trs. smte
Ware Ycterlon 81 War; aaritcn Wfits
ie!'en. SO Slar; 2iup Martha Siaiien.
% Var; Senrn u. Yeterion. 35 Nar;
Soban Yeher Giion. "a War; Wrs.
Sbora u. Sobnion. 80 Nar; Wrs. ,Nis
Ia Zee. 20 Ndr; Iboli Sencrictien. "a
Var; elias e. Sprlano. 90 liar; Sree
/ 6eboonn. 40 aar; anut aIoiter,
&C aar; sRrs. 2ena aaao. 40 gar;
AarI TeIipn; Nrs. Naren Glen;
Snrs Sarieu. % Iur; Wrs. SIufue
0dar'tnb, IS Var; Sanna M. SaIpors
len. IS aar.
! W inncapoIis: Sobn Sofitab.
O. War; Gle 6. Ioen. So gar; Inna
Nnoerlon. % Tar; 6. 6. Neis, SO
Var; Oscar Sliun. SO Mar; @mil
Sobnlon. Al Har; Sobn u. Nelion. 56
Var; Warti n9iorbp. As Iar; Grneit
Illon; Martin Vnrion, "a aar; Yrs.
!. s. GIouien. Is Nar; @uitau 6.
@reen. 40 Nar; SIai z. Sipertien,
10 aar; Nils &. NcIcrmoc. "a aar;
%laiam q. Yeterion. 20 aar; Sens
Hnoerion. 43 Aar; @eorse @eracrien.
20 Nar; Gbeiter Oscar Griciion, II
Nor; @iis @uitire@. Berg, "a Gar;
SuIia &anien. SO aar; Spbn z. @nos
Dahl; Miis Marie HaiIion; Mrs.
6online Inberipn. SO aar; Yeter
Sobnion. 80 Gar; Ole Snsebriation,
"A Var; 3puis Carton, 43 @or; Omar
Nnoer'on; Tcter Spbnion. 90 Gar;
Margaret Smnmer, 81 Nar; 9orghiIo
VPpbr. 20 Nar; HaSmms 9ielion, "A
anr; Sipert Arention, 30 aar; %eiter
Sboripn; Mrs. Sobanne Senneion. 81
Nnr; Tbiiip ). Sobnipn, 33 gor; CD
ipnro Sermitao, 81 Iar; @rs. Sans
Sacobiun, SO Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
sra Srcioioi0bcoS Wcniabee,
Vbild ocipbiH, Pa.

2iploc TnaIro al Nirtcu2 @ctnrcli,
ON at tribe on icnoc ntttc %nicrat I'll
Qreaicn hcnpcnoer lea mia hcrpcN TIL
Mcpa,urrcn mcD Nen ON Nldo5 hans
ulcoc Wloo Tor irlocnoc.
E|lcioloi0hcoo Nicu,10co her hdr bupi
manac Irrnaicr "a nuQc EnQ orlr
Eio. Ncu hnr criitcret. Wcolcmmcrnt
h1r oltiN crret inaonunc. ser pur int
iioc pnn ioroin @oo2 men Sc rnitct
M, 0},iNa Crn no 2ofromcntcrue. (
monoc 9lar par M~IcnioAcccn hl5uilo "a
pon N1uNriuo. iNct Sen lcicl 6u3 pna
irriG,gi1, -t,N,r gpru
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Sipets O0ro.

Bare en- liSen Role
han pere ct KiGrliebeesbuS;
Bare en- 9ete Gone
Kan lcfte Ell normere Quo;
Bare en- penlis 6jernin9,
,SorsIemt for Oa9en er enSt,
Kan trcite ct %itaffeIs pjcrte
III Synoen % Sorsen brenot.
Bare et Ircitens Suoifdb
Kan brinse eft Pjcrtc 6rce.
Ontet fan lette 9yroen
Som Solifin % Kjorlisbe6.
Bare Ell Bon for Ell Danorer,
SOM panfer / Deroen blind,
Ran aabne ct iynoiet bierte
OS lace Srelieren inc.
Bare ct penliet baanSflap
Fan pore ct Kj0rIisbeesbuS;
Bare ct: Sign oie, Srooer!"
Kan lofte en- n0rmere Quo.
= ut lepe ct Sip for ANDRE,
Ut itotte Sen ipaecs 5ero
Os iprsoe liot Sol oe PYsse
Cir Sipet bets rette O0ro.
Franklin Petersen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
men @cthouia Mcniobco itcntc life

men Ncthouiu Ncnipbeo ltcrltc life
Den So0.
SailocH SmnoNcS Meniahc>
peN Vicrpont, z. Tnf.. bcticnt al 20.
'tor 8. 10. {. Wcc. belluiict pan III
Ndrempoc iorIC0cn at frT0c no a
NnugcS Snno0c Tor al bll lIiQ l~tiIIct.
at Sen flmhc pare meo / Sorcuinlel
iom Ben oentcr hi fommle lltnnh. lfe.
~niQhchcn amer 0ct ION tpllicnrt ON
SAUCES Snnpoc iom Snmilmo bltr
mtco / SorcninGcu, oa Den nil mnbcr
dIIe Smitpnoiqheber hi mco.
~ YfculQhe0cn / |cteriou Mimi,
itcmtc moo Screening poo hc ioreIia.
ocnhc NetluNelicr meo ~ moo I
Stcnmer. 0ctte iprifll: poo @ruuO
al TnraQrui 3, / u (cl. y % y inmt
0uraqrai s. WcuiQhc0en fan life
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@ilo5 Orb. &c cr uhouqionlfe, idTt.
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SlbeIeuS Nauo.
Srifirfen.
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Bar llQer iioen &Iemmet Tor at relic
tilbage Ill @rpfenIuno. Naa &eicn
%eitoper aiIaaoe ban Dale llniueriitet
Ell NeioQ, huor ban bolOt Goreorua
Tor llniperiitetet9 Classical Glub, iom
beitnar al @raouenter OF 6afliltetet
ON 6e mere 0rfToloQtIte Sp6dgeIler
/ @rpfcnlaro. Gen 166e iorloo han
Nem PORT, ioa ban nIcrc0c er ct
Qoot Stnffc pao Nci til lit @eltcnr
mcIic2itco.
~ WirS. GriIn Tanqpolo, Gufcn
eitcr oioroc Vultor (unQpnlo, lfrlocr
ira iii Niem / Antclopc. Yiontono,
bldn0t nnoct ielNen6c: Sea fan Tor
al III bar flarct IS mcGct Qoot
otter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M~cnigheh@
iolfct rlmot omfrinQ hur hililpet os
meo iorifIcDig ian III bar life Iiot
noQet hucrfcn al alllocn cner Stor-
men. @iot ponifeliQ por hct unbcr-
at fonruc no til Ncltcnc oa
Hocn ioo Sc flmoc bli io0ret Ncct
oar 0pffct mch enc oN Stul0oorcn
oar pouitcllN at ru0c. Men nnnr
8uo Qipcr NrUltcr til at uOicrc set
1mQc Nrbcloe, luo Qoor set oNion /
Qfo00an0 % Storu."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Nouqce Snnuoc.

- &oitor e IS. Cion,s hur rc'jl.
rcrat IRA inc 4icrlQhc0cr reo 3a@.
iou on Ecrtcr. 4ljU
SoIers 2fcuiahcN Nlitor I
z. @rc. 4olo, %ac ou &ar.c Conn.
n. 9iim bar hart Gg9c. Mcuil.
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euinq.
: siberia arcNs az SAUCES
Gunooe % otU Gorcutoc 0jrfc hor
f,crc &rc'tcr oQ &rl'olt orbctoct mco
al Jamie Nculc Ill Nibctaliu1 Vau
Cauroic Colleges @iU,0.
&et.chens 4@icuiGheo. Dcnor
Neoiciuc 60. 9tipn.. @uitor Gait
rolos Nalo. hol0t Me0c ocn Ste
giarts; BEN iiemte moo E%oreuiu9 "a
FOR, al Sfolen / &epeI iortipt!cr.
Warfer5 Y}eniQheo / Gori.
bouIt N}im. IS. = mar itcmt Ior
Toreuin9. Tor Go.Goucation REQ 3cr
g&inq seminar % Tor al ,>elpcl IN.
tberau Goue9e iortiGttcr iom ier.
@ethunia % Bethlehem Yicnlg.
hc6er al Foit s.. 5. @erq9 aaIO ma,
bcgge TENT ior Screening. iomt ion
Colonization ueo Reo &9iua Seni
mar iorl0iat al Oct life pn0lorrl
Samimnoet mere @jplo. &rtlebcu
gienigbeo itemte Tor at &eucQ 2u
tberan College iortiGtter iom ler
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Zen gtorifC Snnuoc.

- @o't IS H. Naniou bar anita
Q,t 4a.o 'om %rrcr ol N~irtelouler /
NiE @rort Niuilhco, Stearn2 So,
g'im. oQ ti,trroer 90 juoicrt2 Den
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