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Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08
STENCIL DEALS HIS
DAD A HARD WALLOP
Studied for the Dentistry, But
Discovered He Was One of
the Painless Variety.
so BECAME BALL PLAYER

II Casey Stengcl had followed the
advice OF his father, one of the most
picturesque characters in base ball
would have been lost to the game.
Stengel, ST., decided that a profess
sional career would be the proper
thing fo- his son. and he hustled
Cose, o{i 90 d.r,,I ,o,ioao
"~>' ''' ~ "'"'a' >'.'os
for TWO years me fl&ht f'elder of
the Robins studied hard But the call
of the diamond was too strong. and
C,se,. ,h,rdor.d III ;d,, - oramo,.a
''''','',.'>' VI ''' ''""'ie
''i"'aIs anu o'cusP'oS 'o take up inc
broader study OF crowning curves and
fast balls for doubles, triples and
home runs
c....,. g.,
'N't "'-N "', :, p'A'
D T. , ,,','N '1' ' ,, DIV,
,o.-,,.' ,, , - ',l" -
'..'. 49,, 4'>N '''' -
~ NV . ~ '''''1' WHY
Nouion MAKE 1t 10
Just couloh make the th'ng 60,
he said II didn't like it, and knew
that ! was studyinI il against NV
,r;lI ,,d r.,I;,od .h,. ,,ndo- ,hoso
800, ',. .. '''I> wa" ''''I> '''0'~
'o''u'',ol's "ou'u never make a sue
cess OF the thlng. | was fine in the
lecture work. | knew every muscle
IN the human head. ! knew every
bone in my own head, and that's going
along some, but III the other work |
was SHINE.
Say, any time I tried to make
crown IT looked more like an ash car
than something tor a human hcnig
IT, onrs ~, 80 "' Nlnv., o., ,,, a., 49,
lb;nss hn, v'hc, vor,re inf a"I
,rd ,wL,p,rd 10 .orrntt,,r cisn
agai., '''N '''''7
w.
some Dentist' lhis'
Can you imagine me trying TO
work over high-strung. nervous
I,dv who dreaded having ,ha r.-yes
-,
,oucheu' II "ou'u De my uiSh 10
hit every nerve IN her head. GU
know YOU can, do that and get away
with it very long. remember in
class once we had some extraction
work 10 do in the clinic, md when
it came my turn to work on my vic
tim, | walked IN, tapped around his
tooth and ookrd the needle gcntIv
but firmly about a foot into his head.
He let go wild veil ard swung q
heavy right. but duckcd no gvv
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08

| .
ara tuliy as GOOD on defense, al
,n0ngh lacking the AFFINITY to carry the
pan Cameron, one OF the best tackles
IN inc west two years ago, VINO was
Kept ont OF the scr'mmage two weeks
because OF Sickness IS now able TO
'ah' ms turn, ana he also may be
talIeI upon 10 MI the vacancy caused
by 9ha" injury 'amcron, IN TACT
Is regarded Ivy many as one OF th'
ocT' Ine'm'n IN IN" west
h''r was very htIc encourage
"l't' "'''fca me r"o'eTS IN the
wee h = So 'mmaH' 'jnc night the var
N,'' h''h'd hf,II@n'I and the next II
p'''''' h'Eh school root pan Al
,n'"uK" the season " mas ncen TINS
'h"n'Ia} a. una n'eA mat mas "or
nc" ''t h1'' "n' mas cut u ON me
Pfa'''c'
Hackiield Causes Concern.
With three weeks Of practice Ne.
hrasfa is FAR from being Missouri,
vale, chamoton>h,p callber There is
pIcni, o.. material there for the line
aud The fl rrard, are not giving the
cua,h he, nu,a worry The backfield
situation IS one which causes deepest
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08

Some 0ig money was made II the
major leagues this year, according to
<JAports from the big loop cities The
Giants, it is said, cleared $4,000, and
this after recovering the great sums
paid for kauif. Anderson, Sallee, Her
zog and Raridcn. OF course, those
Two great spurts made by McGraw',
men made this wonderful profit pos
,ibie. But even Pittsburgh, a club
hopelessly out OF the race, almost
3rom the start, is asserted to have
made money This was made possible
~ the close pennant race with Brook
IN, Philadelphia and Boston sighting
=; out at almost even terms along the
home stretch. The Pirates didH't make
money on the home lot, tut gath
cred in the shekcis when pastining
in the east, where the fans came out
10 see the Pills. Robins or Braves.
and not the Pirates. Cincinnati proh-
7bly didn't make any money and the
ards may not show an even balance
shect, but the other cities viii. Cor
lie Mack is probably the oaN loser
n the American league. In the ninor5
veil that's &, different story
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08

of in
to A.
to
reading left lel A. Darvil
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08

The increase in the price Of world
FRIES ducats to five bucks d throw
nust certainly be due 70 the war OF
he increased price OF bread or gaso-
me. For what other rc4son could
mere be; The cup'dty Of the mag
"4tts' Tut, tut. perish the thought
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08

-s.aa1 L'nEaent prepares you ~ wary
fl.rrs-ucy. Keep :. ha-dy-lta the Ercat-
pain Killer ever discovered A. III drug.
.istB. csc -Advertisement,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08

President l.annin OF Boston IS kick
ing about the American league mn.
pircs. Lannin ought to take a tip
r3r =. Welsh and carry his own ar
0i."rs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08

Renry Kauff, the celebrated shrlnk,
'ne violet, began to come into his own
coward the end OF the season. Benny
was over-anxious az the start and he
tried to knock every ball ont OF the
park. As a result. the ioxy big
'raguer hurlers threw lot of them
ny and Benny whitfield on many occas-
:ons. But later Benny regained his
confidence, played more carefully and
began to look more like d S35.000 ath-
ietc. Next year Benny is likely to
show d lot OF speed to the National
Joys.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08

y. Eve got LITTLE ~o'ii', ,cric, 80
x Ii a! home, lout f"rgc' that
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
Is Announced by President of
the Paige Detroit Motor
Car Company.

Harry M. Jewett, president OF the
Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company. an
nounces that, after an exhaustive
study Of marketing conditions and
financial ways and means, plans have
been perfected by his company for the
accommodation Of the automobile
buyer who may wish to purchase a
Paige car on credit, or partial pay
ment basis.
Mr. Jewett has long realized that the
development Of the industry and the
wide expansion Of the market neces-
STATED the study Of credit merchandise
ing in relation to the automobile. For
many months. therefore. he has given
large part Of his time to the forma-
ton Of plans whereby dealers might
safely serve that large section Of the
public which. while perfectly able to
own car. needed and were entitled
to certain amount OF credit.
The development Of this angle Of
motor car merchandising has been
manifest for some time, and the move
ment along conservative and construc-
tive lines is already under way. The
Paige has been studying the situation
closely in order TO work out plan
that would give the public The accom-
mediation desired, provide the financial
machinery most acceptable to all con-
cerned and also be simple. economical
dignif1ed and sound in operation.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23

fears no hills with its speedy acceler-
alive powers OF from ten to fiity miles
an hour In less than eighteen seconds.
From the point Of attractiveness.
the Cole Slight" recognizes no peer.
Its body lines arc absolutely Its own
and are really season ahead OF the
styles. The fine flow Of lines accentu-
ated by the graceful confer cowl. the
new type OF divided front seats and
disappearing auxiliary seats arc novel.
II has hundred and one small details
that are individual. From radiator
to tail light. It Is car of distinctive
individuality.
Our sales records show that we
have 800 per cent more orders on our
books today than we had a year ago
at the same period in our production.
We are getting material in hne shape,
but the demand far exceeds the supply
and we are urging everyone not to
hesitate,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
CREDIT PLAN FOR
SALE OF PAIGE CARS

The plan which the Paige has orig
mated and adopted. and which Mr.
Jewett now announces. is one which
he believes. while amply fortifying the
dealer financially, gives the purchaser
every consideration and the widest
possible latitude consistent with prud-
emit business.
On the other hand. unlike other
credit systems already put in opera
ton by other companies, the Paige
plan costs the dealer nothing. He
comes out Of the transaction clean
and whole.
In the selling Of Paige cars on a
credit basis the purchaser and the
dealer will receive the accommodation
through the Bankers Commercial Cor
poration Of New York, company
entirely separate from the Paige
Detroit Motor Car Company and with
which 1t has no connection. This COM
pany. capitalized for 100000, was
organized under the banking act Of the
State Of New York and is subject to
the state banking supervision. It is
composed of representative Hnanciers
Of New York and Chicago.
The operation Of the credit sale is
made as simple and as free from red
tape as possible. both for purchaser
and dealer. The purchaser makes at
once a cash payment Of one-half the
list price Of the car, and about $500
which includes fire and theft insurance
premium for one year.
The balance of the purchase price
ia paid with eight monthly notes and
divided into nearly equal payments.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
The notes are carried by the Bankers

The notes are carried by the Bankers
Commercial Corporation who take q
mortgage or lease on the car as secur-
ity. The dealer receives at once tho
cash from the Bankers Commercial
Corporation on the first seven notes.
The cash for the eighth note Is paid to
the Paige-Detroit Motor Car Com
pany and is credited to the dealer
against future purchases Of cars and
parts. The car is delivered to the
purchaser Immediately.
There is distinct advantage for the
purchasers in the Paige plan In that
no local arrangements are necessary
in order to receive this accommoda-
ton. He il not obliged to go to his
bank, but receives his credit from a
third party in another city and to all
intent and purposes the transaction
appears the same as cash purchase.
At the same time the transaction does
not disturb the local credit arrange
ment Of the dealer.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23

that one hardly notices that the water
IL being used up. Owner after owner
has commented on Its magnificent COOL
ing efficiency and the meager demand
that the car makes on its water sup
ply.
The reinsurance that months Of act
i've service with utmost economy af-
fords the prospective purchaser Of an
automobile is q big item in the sale
Of a car. To this. in great degree.
We attribute the wonderful success OF
the present selling season. The Cole
Eight" from the very start established
itself rs an exceptional car. and It has
maintained its average right along the
line.
Its performance is established. The
man who buys Cole Eight" knows
that he will be able to get from less
than two to more than sixty miles an
hour in high gear without shifting
a lever. He knows that 1t is a car that
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23

There Sparks Worlds Famous
Shows that will exhibit Thursday
grounds They amazing size
been trained do Of the thrilling
Herr Fritz greatest tamer born and
raised in the unges equatorial Africa
toned to hear the the kings
cubs which he trained aid him his hunting
the boy naturally became alton
the largest species known he reared them
form feats that would illustrate the
During the performance Sparks group
animals will be turned
audience Herr Drummer will
astonishing
Of the kind and will
other
far seen before
hyenas tremendous elephants will
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
GREAT DEMAND
FOR NEW MODEL
COLE AUTOMOBILE

tent impulses.
But in other ways. the multiple CYL
inder car OF the v-type excells motors
Of fewer cylinders. 1t is more eco
nomica1.
Take for example the model $50 Cole
Eight. Here we see a steady aver
age Of from twelve to fifteen miles
per gallon Of gasolene during more
than year and a half OF performance
in the hands OF owners. 1t delivers
maximum power at a minimum cost.
Its economy in fuel is striking. From
500 miles upwards is what the own
ers report as the mileage on one gal
Ion of lubricant.
The Cole Eight" weighs about $500
pounds fully equipped for the road.
Its light weight is conductive 10 long
tire life and one after another Of the
owners Of this type of car are report
ing from 1000 to 5000 miles on one
set Of tires.
So perfect is the cooling system
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
New Model Cole Eight Has
Made Wonderful Record
and is Very Popular.
By D. SCOTT THOMPSON
OF Thompson Garage Company.

For the owners Of v-type multiple
cylinder car, the recent rumors of an
increase in the price OF gasoline
should hold no fear. Assured OF maxi
mum mileage on any given quantity
OF fuel. he Is able to operate his car
with utmost economy.
On one thing all automobile en-
gtneers are agreed-that is that the
V-type multiple cylinder motor out
strips all competition in the field Of
performance. 1t raises the standard
Of operation. 1t is more flexible, more
easily controlled, more silent. Its
speed range in high gear is wider
by many miles. 1t is not handicapped
by destructive vibrations and intermlt-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23

Baker reporting to Congress today
on the departments plans for the
camps, asked for an appropriation Of
$454.0S5 for the expenses.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23
THOUSANDS TO ATTEND.


WASHINGTON. April 22-war
department reports indicate that at
tendance at the army instruction
camps for civilians this summer will
approximate 2S.500. Secretary
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-23

Hamburg has an experimental
plant that obtains power from the
ebb and fiow Of of North sea tides.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Stillehapsfyitens
Soripar.

Spofanc, @aib., Den 21bc Hnrts.
st Wpoc al Observation-Disclosures /
ale Statcr,, Observation-Disclosures
bcr ~ltutioncrcoc SullO- og Sluof1lce-
rcr o. Ielegnter ira ioogoOtl pm ole
itprrc @ner OF &anosbncr traaote
Innln1cn Der ioag for at oisflltere
Sppr0annaalet ON Stillebapafpitena
Soripor. Mpoct, ion bolocs I'M.
Ser Oct berpGrenoc Embellishments
9luipicier, oltagca at bile pare
minoit ct Enr Sage.
Eua Nabnillgsmooct ion9 bcbano.
leoc3 Spprgsmoulct ON Snoiprellc it
al Grercia % %aaberbrug ionl tplll-
gent Sag pco nlc boierc oifcntllge
Sfoler, Colleges pg llnipcrliteter.-
@lanot Salcrnc, Der ole crflTreoc
iig / Super al Ell iuaoan Sroning,
bar 6. q. Guniwap, Erriioent Tor
@ppmings Stotallniueriitct, 20. q.
&rannon, ErGlioent Tor SoaboS
Stutalttiueriitet, o. Solcpblnc Cor
lis Erestpn, Observation-Disclosures
Dent / Statcn @aibingtou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Den piloe Jaot.

Sn9tcn pnn &inn err fremoclcs /
milo Sang, mcn De inu % forte pffi.
cicle Nappprter ira 8en. Teribing,
iom tillabcs pifcltli99iort, aiper in
gen Splpsnin9er ON, hppr oe amcri-
falife trooper / %irfcliabeben beiin-
Ser ii1, cIler ON Sc irenoeleS er paa
Sporct eiter &ilbtet. Sibit man an.
gipcIig bcrte noaet ON %iaa, iagoes
han at pure paa Teien ~ipooper / Net
nina al observation-disclosures, pg set
p~aaitobcS, at Toriel9erne after bar
"Iiae / SGlclie paa banl".
Set Innes imiolertib, iom ON Gar.
ran,atroppcrncs Inforerc iuloitGn.
oia bar tabt Sporct al %inn o. hans
@anoe. Tor Sen herpGrenoc mcritan-
lie aoniul har III paa mango Sage
intct hapt at iortGle ON, hpor %illo
iormooes at ppholbc Jig.
Sra andre SLIDER beretteS, at bel.
~bcpTbneoe %inabanber "Itrciier ON
ioriticniac Sele al Statcn Ghibna'
huu % / Ganenc cmfring Sorreon
men &c ailtaaca at operere paa eyer
Naono. uaihGuaise al Siaas &opeb
liprfc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Den hiitoriife 1noianer

Son Srancisco, Gal, ben 27Dc
Warts. - Sibi Ben iioite al Dabi-
inoianernc, lom / oen pngre Sten,
alder flprerc0e / California, or al
gaaet peo GpOcn al Srrilg, ionl boll
rinleligpis %pnooroN Jig pco Den pho
icligc Nibrpocllc al lit piIoe 2ip noe
/ iii Sitit.
">Sihi" blcp "opoooct" / 1911 /
Sme9ncu al Sropiue og abopteret
al Nroicsiorcrnc pco California
Stntsluniueriitet iom en- %pGroifulo
onthropologiif Ntfpiiition.
Sioen i'm SillpnetomIt, forillltcn
% nTiten npgcn / Smcguen al Gro
bile, bar ban pGret inolemnlet
iom en- lepen0c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ BET nuturbiitoriite Mllicum / Gan
Trnncisco, hpor ban tGnOtc Sl0 peo
at ripe terre SrUltpftcr moo hinull-
oen % aiue Spuianin9er / onore pri-
mltiue @ebrifter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

2trbcioete ifal ppre blet bnngt. 100
Wano fra Eutilofiperferne (Hus-
LAMBS ariipp) % 30 ira Nobelper-
ferne er blet lenot til Sronten. - 5
Iorrige llge melotes Oct enoog, at
Eutiloifoerferne belt bapoe nlaattet
itanIe 0riiten poa 8runo al Strei-
fer, lfjent Inl9geene ben Zoe Warts
blep itilet UNDER Ne9ierineens Son.
troll.
Ser oplpIes MI ira 2onoon, at
9lplpefrpoieren "Ilcantara" bar
leoioget al arpoieren "Inoes", oa
ben ocn 29be Sebrllur mpote ben tn
lte Ioperoaniper "8reif" ltOe /
Noroijsen, Iigeiom ogiua en- anoet
britiif 2etfrpoier mart fom tilIteoe.
Set bar "Inoes", iom giorbe Set
al meo "8reif", tog tilfange Den Gel
al @eirtningen, iom life onlfonl, og
reoocoe "Ilcartara"s TelGtning.
Splferne Ielp paoitaar, at "8reif"s
&aptcin lelu iprGngte lit Sfib / Snf,
ten, ga ban i%fjprte, ban life funoe
flare Jig moo Spermagten, % Der
peo forbinoreoe @riterne ! at faa
reoe pan, bporoan &apcren bar llO-
ltpret. Splferne hup0er o9lad, at
"@reii" life oifpreoe ct eneite Stuo,
ier oct norlfc Stag par fret neo %
oct tplfe beiit iitebet.
Gre &onger er MI iom Selge al
Teroensfrigen ltoen noget aongeri-
&c. Set er Song hilbert al @elgien,
Song Setter al Serbien og Song Ni-
fita al Wtontenegro. Scrtil fommcr
ogiaa glbanien, iom forreiten bar
pGret uoen noget Suerbopeo iiben
Ell goo StunO ipr &rigen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
"Oen forte Paano".

Chicago, 81, Sen 27oc Morts.--
s(f Ell netop oilluttet gpisitaitiitif
irem9aar set, at Ser / Chicago al De
Iaafolote "@lacf Sano"-9anoer | De
iioite fem Iar er f%orppet flere Moro,
emo Der alt ialt er begaoct paa De
brittle Ger / set ianme SioSrum.
= ri bisie @onber ct ser / Gbica-
90 iioen 1911 begaaet fife minore
ems 1877 Grab % Moro. Set otten-
Dc Woro al Bette Slogs iioen inoe-
pnrenoe IorS @egpnoelie blep be-
gaaet S%oroagS Iiten, "a Ell Static
ner, Wtihoel Tiana, bleu ifltot libel
pon Eletten, netop lom ban lfulbe
gon ino / lit Stem. - %ionuS 5llltrll
iortUaer, at TO Manosperloncr
lprang rem ira en- "Aaep" og ain
re0e fem Sfllo, al hpilfe TO truf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

S Garron3afreoie / Sliore5 lotales
Den Gro, at &iua, i~aainart ban bar
foaet bet amerifonIfe aapoIeri bort.
leoet ira Sppret, pil oprette en- $50.
peobniis paa ct eler ortoet Steo o.
Der iamIe oisie @anber og andre Eli.
beneere ON Jig til en- sanife anieeIig
Stprfe. Spis bette iflilbe Ipffes
BAN, piIbe ban funne eisre set gan.
lie broget iaapel for Garran5uilterne
iom for Den amerifanifc expedition.
Sra 8alpeiton, Ser, telegraferes,
at Ser bar inblebet en- 9eretning ON,
at @pen Sorreon er blepet illbtaeet
al %iaiitaer, % at oisie er / flllb
@eiiobelie al oe ipblige Tele al eta.
terne CHIHUAHUA % Goabuila.
s aalnpen, iom fonbt Steo forub
for 9pens Snotagelie, bapbe begge
Barter libt betpoelige Sab. Sorreon
er ct al Si1os tibIigere "Strone-
bolos", og bans 5iIbangeres @ien-
inotagelie al @pen bill berfor gonIfe
"iiffert itprfe bans Stiling / betpoc.
lig 8raO.
Sgian a0e Sc andre pigtigere @per
/ ben ipOlige Gel al De TO ppennppnte
Stater ifol bore falbt / SGnoerne
paa %iaiitoerne, bpiS 9lntol opgipes
til minbIt 10000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
en- Sormue tent.

Sun GranciSco, Gal, Sen 26bc
@tort@. ~ Sompifibet "Mepublic",
ion ct Snn NranciacoipnOifat flpbtc
al Sen ironitc Gcgicrina for S25,-
600, mcocns set lnu pau @lulocn
al Sahitis @npn, bpor set bar blepct
iTnfct al en- init Gifnorc, onfom ioag
bertll ira Eapcctc. ct T~orlpoenoe
pil pioc, at Spnoifatet CT bllot ST.
100000 ipr Sflbet.
"Gepnblic", ti0liqerc Sen tpifc
Gonpcr "ySnlfiirc", por bIepet fap-
rel Al Srnnltmunoerc / 1914, men
ltllot iIUrf unocr Set tpife Slauoc-
onAreb pau Sabiti / September Iuil-
me Iar.
Zen nleo Sfibet optagne 9ubnina
'i9c@ at bauc i~nobragt Giernc MGR,
cno hpuo De betnltc Sronifmrnocnc
ipr set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Oeroensfrt0en
Soriiqiiel'e ira eioe !

item. Zen en1ellfe Seltroper "Wte.
0ria" bIcu iflot ilrnf, % De ANDRE
biep orcpet prf al pore a~pltbotte.
rier. Gn al pore Sorpeooboo6e err
cl,onu life pcnot tiIboge. &c 10 Ta-
tnlIicbaabe oif tobt."
~aiebenGapn 26be STARTS. - Ere
brittle arpbicre nrrn1uOe Jig igaar
oen oanife apit / Nprbeoen az IS.
bier1, men o. foripnrrot, c~itcrot oe
tat pco 6cll oonife observation-disclosures
/? boOoc 'c1tbt op ct geroplan for
at refo9noicere. ON Nattcn bertea
en- poIbioa &anoltabc noe ira BE
iterbopct.
% 0ouifc @ogtifibc, iom er ito-
"ticncrct pco G@bierQ, er blcpcn fnlot
tilbaqc ira I'M acknowledgements. On
gen Eermi@iion tilitnoca mi @orri-
ion2manoifobcr / G1bier9 cllcr or'
Gre bnnifc @rTnIcbper.
Get o~lntiu0eli9c Slrotrnf her er,
AZ @riterne mi or rorbere0t Tor Ell
n'Qiercn0e scamp t"il'lea, % at DC
qier itorc !lnitrenQclicr Tor at loffc
0cn tpife 6loo0c IN / Nor0iieen.
Qunoon 2Soe Wfort5. ~ Ser OBJ
lpica i0aQ, at en- inf Seitroner blep
iiGrgct iirnf AZ Ell enaellf Setfrpo-
Ter lu1ocr SrUininocn pco DEN mo
ifc auit. 9lQe Sc brittle Sflbe, Ionl
6tIto0 / SrGiningcll, er oenot blcnn
mco llnotngelIe al "Mebuia", ionl
Qif unher. Sole Ocll3 @eIrtnin9 blep
troo5 SEN uroliQc Sid rc6oet AZ
arnoicrcn"2oaioc". 90 Wono ira
81 iGnfeoe tplte Fatrulleifibe bleo
to0ct tilfonqc. Hciten omfom. 90.
ion belle @eiPtningen poa 6cn iTn-
fl0c tpIfe Tcitroper pmfom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Stor Brand / Ueras.

Soliaton, Scru3, Den 26oe MartS.
TN Sloebrano, iom ioog breb no i
ct al 0fis'ouri, aanins og Seras-
SanenS %omulbaifilr beriteos, ior-
~plontebe Jig til nritcn ct Sltiin ol,-
orc &ilie % 10 @oospogne OF ollret-
teoe ct &Troitnb al oper en- balp Mii-
lion Collars.
Spcr 1000 @ollcr @omnllo iortr-
reoeS al Sloen.
Gn nUlten pnnilt Struf lprcote ii0
blunot Horolioena @eboerc, "a Slant
merlte lprang ouer Wtaln Street ira
Dc brTnocnoe %nrebiic % iottc Slb
poa flcrc @ebpeIiesbulc. Munoe be.
Npnbtc / al &nit at lutte inc Glen.
0clc, ibct oe irpgtcbc for Ell @iellta-
Qcllc al Sronototoitroicn / 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Roalo Qmunoiens
Wenino,

Griitiunia Ben 26oe Warts. Sap
tein Holao Mmllnbien uotalte / ct SSll-
teruien ioag, at Der ingell Sare par
Tor, at Wteolenmer al 2pitnunt
Sbocfletons Grpeoition, ionl er itrail-
oeoe poa Soften al H~oIsbopet, pil
libc noeeu Npb, ga Der finbes. fulot
op al &ilot Der.
st Telegram ira @ellington, Seem
3eulano, melocr, at Oct / Sriit
fomnc Grpeoitionsifib aurora" be-
filoer Jig paa Seien til Sort Gbal-
nlers i iterf bapareret Silitono ionl
Nolge al i'm 10 Wunneocrs uiriuil-
lige Griit meo Sicn ira lit %inter-
fpartcr / Hoishapct.