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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-15

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botpitsb Northumberland, fertor
9enj. etteihp6t topnbtiintot @iian rir
tonnona miIIddn tahpolla nnuta Sur
men pdItioIIisten puoIiieitten iiibtor
fitntista ipdIioifaifeen baIIititfieen
SuontoIdisten piioTeIta Ell npfpifin o
Ie rinfddnToiiio aftiiipiiia toimen.
feitd oootettopisfa. gdntd oHfiipo'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28

is in pursuit Fairbanks throws a
bathrobe over the minister and
hustles him aboard a train in an at
tempt to foil the girls cruel papa and
the young chap who is the fathers
cnuice for the girls hand
Some OF the funniest scenes ever
thrown on screen are announced
as features OF this new Triangle.
Douglas Fairbanks picture, which will
be shown at the Palace theatre today.
They occur when Fairbanks and a
clergyman attempts to do some travel
ing on small white jackass. There
have been many four legged actors in
the films. but none, it is said, which
have played their parts more capably
than this long cared comedian, which
concludes it's part OF the performance
by wrapping its front legs around
Duur's neck and bringing him, the
minister and itself to the ground in
one sQuirming heap.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28

Mrs. Charles Dobbins and Mrs. Tom
Frame will entertain the Thimble Tea
Club Friday afternoon with line
party
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28
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and girls served cake and punch. To-
morrow will be Senior day, and the
Seniors will have charge Of the pro
gram and refreshments. 1t is crafty
ing to note the real interest shown in
this exhibit, especially as some Of the
pictures are really wonderful, and all
are well worth seeing,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28

"The average salary in our railroad
shops and stores" says n young man.
us Slj n week. our boys say 1t costs
81 OF that 10 keep company with girl.
The movies, the lake, the jltneys, boat
hire, an occasional Show-it eats up
the dimes. And the boys say it must
be done-what we need In this town is
u gct.togcthcr club with the cost Of
courung cut down. ."-Womans Homo
Companion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28
Stop That Cough.

A hacking cough weakens the whole
system, drains your energy and gets
worse If neglected; your throat is raw,
your chest aches and you feel sore all
over. Relieve that cold at once with
DR.. Kings New Discovery. The sooth-
ing pine balsams heal the irritated
membranes, and the antiseptic and
laxative qualities kill the germs and
break up your cold Don't let a cold
linger. Get DR.. Kings New Discovery
today at your druggist, SOC.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28

The many friends Of Mrs, |. w Fol.
som will learn with pleasure that mes
sages received from her state that she
is convaIescent and expects to be
home In about two weeks Mrs. Fol.
som is In Rochester. Mimi. where she
underwent an operation at the Mayo
brothers sanitarium.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28

The Young Ladies' Aid Society Of
the Presbyterian church met in regu
lar session yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Fred Carr At the close
of the business session a social hour
was spent. at which time the hostes.
served refreshments. The meeting
next week will be at the home of Mrs
Walter Madden.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28
FAIRBANKS lNVAOES TUB
TO GET a CLERGYMAN
Palaee TodaY.

The kidnapping OF a minister while
In 70 bath.mb Is one of the rollicAing
situations IN the Triangle.Fine Arts
comedy THE Mairimaniac.' starring
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks performs the feat lie is
eiopiug with his sweetheart. played
by Constance TJImadge, when the
minister Is abducted An arate father
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28


hour refreshments consisting Of ices,
cakes and candies we're served. The
table was attractively decorated with
lovely birthday cake, with five can.
dies gaily burning. The honor guest
received any beautiful gifts and good
wishes for continued happiness. Those
so delightfully."- entertained were Eve.
lyn Wolyerton, Ruth Tom Frame, Cath,
crime Louise Poland, Elizabeth and
Monroe Gait, Billy Martin, Frederick
Alexander, Charles Dobbins. Suther
land Sykes, Graham Young, Jack and
Jean Cullinan, Jane and Leola Nichols
William Easley and Ancel Weise.
The Study Glass Of the Broadway
Methodist Missionary Society met yes
,crday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
r. h. l.. Morgan, when the first lesson
on the study book, THE South Of To
day" was taken up with Mrs Morgan
leader. Every topic was handled in q
most interesting and comprehensive
manner Following is the program
given:
Prayer Mrs. {. A. Whtehurst
Response TO Roll Call Historical
Southern Cities
Enlargement our Watchwork-
------..-------.-- Mrs J. A. Bass
Southern States Mason
and Dixon Line Mrs. Z. =. Graham
Spanish Element in southern
Population Mrs. r. +. l.. Morgan
German Element In Southern
Population Mrs. G. l.. McCanl
French Hurupnots .---- Mrs. j. l.. Coz
Virginia Dare Mrs. Henry Suthcrlau,
Discussion, Louisiana
Purchase" "..--.M Mss. W. r. Polan,
French Rule in
Louisiana .------M Mrs. G.. y. Hank
Spanish Rule in
Louisiana Mrs. C. A. Wuitchurs
! Dismissal--.---- The Lords pgaye
| Miss LaNellc Morrison returned q
her hcmc in sherman. Texas. ate
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28


n wRs. HENRY PENNINGTON !
MN win entertain the members
IVl ofthc Washington Forty-Two !
Club and their husbands, to
morrow evening at her home on North |
| Washington street - This after
noon the Wednesday Embroidery Club
was entertained by Mrs Perkins.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Clarence
Gregg will be hostess to the Thursday
Bridge Club. Friday afternoon
Mrs. Tom Frame and Mrs Charles
Dobbns will entertain the Thimble
Tea Club with line party.
The winners Of the Washingtons
birthday golf tournament at Dornick
HIS Country Club were entertained
last evening by jhe losing side with
dinner at the club house President
Maxwell, captain Of the losing side,
issued challenge to Vice.President
Dexter's side for a return match of
similar nature, which was accepted,
and will be played off in the near fu-
ture. Those present We're Messrs:
1 Maxwell, Dexter, Suaehley Gates,
Earl Gray Reese Evans Of Muskogee,
H. II. Sayre, W. l.. Davis, V. c. Suggs,
o. W. DeVeny j. II. Edwards, j. c.
Echols, W. 7. Ward, lnnes Millar, Won
Nordheim, VIM Hutchinson
An interesting program has been
arranged for the meeting of the First
I Ward Mothers Club to be held tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at the
First ward building The Fourth grade
! pupils, under direction of thei teacher,
. Miss Gertrude Alexander, will be
: hosts for the afternoon Following is
the program TO be- rendered:
=, Play, -"Tbe Making of the First Flag
Juliehc Westheimer, John Tipton.
y, and Alvin Pickens.
~ Song. "Tne Happy Miller"
First Ward Glee Club.
Eight Boys and Girls
", Talk Miss Daisy Nichols
V A special demonstration in the Do.
=, nestle Science room will be made and
- refreshments will be served. \ cor.
dial invitation is extended to every
, mother in the First ward and their
friends to attend.
" The Young Ladies' Aid Society OF
= " the Presbyterian church met in regu
= lar session yesterday afternoon at the
" home of Mrs Fred Carr Al the close
Of the business session a social hour
" was spent at which time the hostess
served refreshments. The meeting
}" next Week will be at the home Of Mrs
Walter Madden.
The many friends OF Mrs l. w. Fol
" som will learn with pleasure that mes
- - sares received from her state that she
! is conyaIescent and expects to be
NJ home in about two weeks. Mrs Fol
10 som is in Rochester, Minn where sh,
ST underwent an operation at the May,
is brothers sanitarium.
DC Honoring their little grandson aut
nephew, Master Roland Jarret Of OK
lahoma City Mrs Sipes and Mrs. Les
p lie Kearuey entertained with a chill
drcn's party yesterday afternoon a
their home, Sl5 Stanley boulevard
The hours were spent with games
and Of especial pleasure was the isl
pond whore each child ishcd and o.
ociyod many beautiful little fayors as
mOmcn'oas o, the occasion. At lat,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28

lt'tsNN no Nts.'I.N,
when so many have
proved that LYDIA
y. piukham's Ncro-
table tonpouui !
will make th.n
w,i2 Fer oy,s q
year J suffered SO
from female weak
ness ! could hardly
stand and was
cfr.il 90 80 on tho
street aloU.. Doc
Tor. sa.i meiie.r a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28

Mrs. G. W Rollins eutertaia d with
an old.saslioued an day quilting paaa
yesterday at her country home cas-.
Of TIE city At thu noon hour a real
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28

southern dinner was served. Those
who enjoyed Mrs. Rollins charming
hospitality were: Mines. Lee Griffin,
A. G. Noble, w. W. Taliaferro, Malone
Lykins, N. T. Felker, b. T. Musgrayes'
p. b. Taryer, and Simpson.
Bible Class Number Five viii meet
Thursday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. Bleakmore on North Washington
street
The ladies' Of Lawrence Chapel will
entertain tomorrow afternoon from 3
TO 3 o'clock ar the home Of their pre-
siding elder, Mr.. j. d. Salter l25 d
street, northwest. An interesting pro
gram, wlich viii include instrumental
and vocal selections by Miss Josephine
Dean, Mrs Harold Young and Mrs.
Louis Jones, will be given. Refresh
ments will be served and a silver Of
iering taken.
Mrs. Charles Dobbns and Mrs Tom
Frame will entertain the Thimble Tea
Club Friday afternoon with line
party
The large attendance at the Elson
Art Exhibit at the High School yester
day proved that the patrons and
friends Of the school are eager to dc
all they can to assist the students and
faculty in placing some pictures OF
real value on the walls Of the schoo
rooms The pictures were hung in the
balcony of the auditorium, where q
constant stream OF visitors viewed
them between the hours of one anC
six o'clock. Mines. Lykins, Potter
Rollins Carpenter. Walcott, and Franl
d Scivally, and Miss Ames were hostess
es for the day. They received tn,
guests and conducted them through
the exhibit, adding no little TO tn,
pleasure OF the afternoon by thei
gracious courtesy. The Sophomore
had charge Of the program and enter
tainment for the day and bore them
selves with the dignity becoming thei
. important office. The program, whicl
began at $3.50. was a credit to th
, young people who produced H. Ever.
, number was given with ability an,
/ enthusiasm. One OF the most interest
ing. as well as novel features Of IN,
t afternoon was the picture OF 9TH
! Spirit Of '76,' posed by Travis Ritter
Russell Weeks Morgan Eddlemar
Holloway Freeman, Leon Daube, Chas
5 Miner and Walker Comegys. \ larg
gilt frame occupied the center OF th
. stage, and within this frame the grouI
ings are made for the pictures pose
, each day After the program, the boy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-28
WOMAN COULD
HARDLY STAND
Restored 70 Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Fulton, n. Y. - why will women
pay out their money for treatment and
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-13

Tivis Wright of Gladys was here
Sunday to see his uncle, Erwin Wright,
who is confined to his room with
grippe
Curt Ramey OF Yatesville, came in
Sunday with drove of fine cattle that
will eat grass and bask in the shade
on Leonard Testers farm till they grow
fat and are ready for market.
j. K Woods and surveyor Highber-
ger of Louisa, were here last week and
surveyed the land that he bought FROM
his brother Buchanan Breckenridge
Woods.
NJ. f. Jordan, while enroute to Webb
vile one day last week, came near
losing his fine jenny. She became fast
in the mud near DR.. Thompson's and
If it had not been for the assistance OF
DIR. L G.. Nickel and some others she
would have passed to the great beyond
where mud is unknown to jennies. He
returned by the Knotty Poplar route
but refuses absolutely to discuss the
good roads question.
c. w. Rice was at Webbville Satur.
day.
Cyrus Webb was at Webbville Mon
day with a load of produce.
]. H. Frasher was at Louisa Mon
day on business.
The venerable John T. Dean sold hi!
farm last week to H. A. Jordan. !
is rumored that he will move to Ohi'
in September
The samples left by our local fish
ermen are very nice indeed and If tn
catch proves equal to the samples i
is destined to cause the H. c. l.. t
drop considerably.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvill Jordan were a
Cadmus Sunday.
William Brainard, who has extensiv
lumber interests in F'loyd-co., was a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-13
PLANS BEING MADE FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY."

Kentucky's fourth "Go-to-S Sunday
school day. win be May 6, and plans
are under way to pass the attendance
mark of former years The day is
set aside by the Kentucky Sunday
school Association, and when first in
augurated the slogan was Get one
million persons in Kentucky TO attend.
This year, however. the attendance Is
expected to be above that number. The
plan met with approval Of President
Wilson, who each year has issued a
special statement in regard to the
day. Sunday school heads are work
ing hard to stimulate the attendance
on Sunday-school day.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-13
,ome a few days last week.

home a few days last week.
Heston Rice, our master mechanic,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends at Dennis.
B. B. Wells of Jattie, had the sad
misfortune to lose one of his fine liv-
cry horses last week.
Judging from the amount Of oats and
grass seed being sown, we shall soon
have perfect paradise for life stock
Certainly this is the only true way 10
success for the farmer.
OLD LEM JUCKLENS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-13

COUNTY OF LAWRENCE SIS.
/, MA. Hay. Clerk of the County
Court for the county and state afore-
said, certify that the foregoing is a
true and perfect copy of the Delin-
quents Taxes as reported and certified
by the Sheriff of Lawrence county for
the year 1916, as appears on record in
my Office.
Witness my hand this 2srd day OF
March, 1917.
NJ. A. HAY, Clerk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-13

FOR SALE;-About So a., water,
pasture, wood. i2 a. in meadow, house
insured for. $4,000. Special price and
terms to right party, must be farm
err and live on the place. Address K.'
RIG SANDY NEWS,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
Sfor 0rnbcoriit peo gntte. Z

49,
ten uoItrpfriing 8rilber og Smelte.
rler orioeS / Butte og nprmeite Sm.
e9r, irenlgoar pan Ell letiattelie Woa.
De oerof, at Der ior Sanuar Waaneo
er uobctolt oper 30 Willion Coll. /
I%rbeloslsn. 0ette bar ba oalao mere
emo nogeniinbe isr ubbetalt for no.
gen Woaneo.
sibt Statiitif. Sislge Ell al Sto-
ten oiientIiggiort Rapport bar Won-
tatto lO1,76S Sorme, o. blanot Dc
lorItielIi9e Counter itaar 9ellom-
tone %poerit, mebens 1ergus itaar Ionl
gtumer 3 % 8ollntin % Sill oeIer
geren lpm treble / Hpffen. Silper
Bonn ltaur oller neoerit nleb fun go
Sarmere, % tun libet beore er Wti-
neral Gountp meo 1871. Srugtaplen
bar iipr taset tort Dipping / Mis-
louIa Gpuntp, bpor 50 Erocent al
6armerne bar Sruetbaper. Ionta.
mas SrugtnoI bar be Iibite fire Iar
9iennemgaaet en- llopiflingsperiooe,
Tiger Happorten, og Der iorefommer
mi tun lioet al Spgoom, ser isr poe
lagoe SrGr og @uife, og iom bepirfe-
De, at mango belt opgap benue Sprf-
ming. Zen Silbagegang / &anoppr,
bier, Ion1 bette bapoe tilfpIge, er M
belt operfommet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02

Spsr9smoolet ON of toge Soaen for
Is. :. ~" op for Spieiteret ifal Tor.
banoleS. Sagen blep, iom isr meo.
oelt, atoiit pe0 Siitriftsretten, ibet
Nommeren off no ira, al Den Itoffars
bIplpeleIe Wtano bar Ell 9eoraaer.
Sarmerne er imiolertio irenloeles al
en- onoen Wening.
Bill tase Stulen meo biem. Ser
IortPlles ON NeprGientant Smitb al
&iooer, at ban / Seaislaturens SuS
bar foreIlaoct en- HeioluItion, buorpeo
bpert Weolem al Stotcn5 Iop9ipenbe
6orlanlllna tillabcs of tage meo ia
bjem og beboloe Tom fin lopliae 81.
enoom Den Stol, ban bar benpttet I'M.
Der Sesiionens Wsber. Stolcn ifol
pnre bpert Meolem et Minoc ON alIe
De %beoingeoe Sbeer, Der icbteS i ben
ilnoer Meoerne, tiger ban.
Ere Sneploac iibSer fait. Gen 6S
6oo lange Neoifipring al SaneIinien
mellem Srlcca % Nome cr iulopof.
fet al Sne, og eiter iIcrc mislpffeoe
6orlea bor man MI beill,ttct at labe
oct bero, inotil SaarIolen blir iterf
NOT til at lmelte SnemasIerne. Sire
Sneploge lcnoteS ira @oibburn for
at lssne ct Sog, Der for ODER TO ltger
lioen blep iiOoenoe fat peo 2llccu;
men fun Ell al bisie YIoge fonl tilba.
&c. Ge nnore ire boreoe fig laa iaIt
| Sneer, at De maa iorblipe Der, til
Sneen intelter.
Srpgter for Speriupmmclier. Gen
peo Negleringens Teiritation / Bis.
lnarcf onlatte @etient bar uotaIt
Srpgt ior, at SperippmmelIer pil
inotrGffe, nanr Sooren enbelia mo.
Iinoer Jig. Ser gipreS opmerflom
paa, at ct 13 Sommer tpft Sneteppe
beo9ffer belle peitlige @ortb Safota,
bolltet er mere emo nogeniinoe for, IL,
Den &cirltationen oprettcoes. Mis.
lol,riilooen broo ifior @interens
@oono Den 22oe Sebrliar, mebcils ben
| %lntcr life bar pGret ubiat for no.
get WfiIopcir, bporior oens IS MI Zig.
ger fire 500 INF. Sfulbe Scr MI ba.
Iti9 inotrpoe milot &eir, % Sc imaa
Give Green o9 Scarf til en- 9e9pnbel-
'e lfnloc ienoc i'm @anbmasie neo-
oper WtisIouriflobenS tpffe Sslag,
oil SltIlnocr al slcreS blipe ouer,
lppmme0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02

IN, at Tarmcrnc Scr bor bclteli,t 't8
til life az irl9c iinc Gotctcr, 'er Frl'
len or nooct OF iii 50 pr. Vn'hel.
NIou itoo netop / @egrcb mco at 'Pl'
ac iii Ell iterrc Tri9, clto roBenlllloc
ier opnnoct, men lnn bcapnot, Nrllell
at itiac mco poIoiom 6ort, % bette
bragte Iurmernc I'll at oralrlllle ON
itore Niaoommc. Gn Noro PEG
gsopn @nlcott ifoI bope la8rct belle
i'm 0otctauIinN, ~bclsbcnoc ia III 10,
600 @itihcl2, bpiIfct oItlao ltllIoc Bit
nc oct ionnlc iom $4,000, ON Den
iorlonatc @ria opnaac2, : |o9nloos
ninocr broc2 ser / Goocnport 500
pr. @uihcl li0itc Scroag; men Sln9'
or0ct par 0o: s. cllcr intct!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
Vor n9rmeite Tirifjcrmc.

NDlig bar Erofesior Barnard peo
yerfes Sbieruatoriet giort en- ouer.
orbentlig int~eresiant Spoagelic, ON
bpilfen Sbierpator 9raoe peo ajs.
benbapns Sbierpatorium bar aipet
~iplgenoe SplpSninger:
Eroiesior Barnard bar fonItate.
ret, at en- 6irItierne / StjernebilIebet
Spbiucblls bar Ell meget itor egen
@ep9gelie 90 9ue.S efunoer ON
Iaret). Zen ltore SeuGgelIe tpoer
/ Acknowledged poo, at Stiernernc
er forbolospiS nGr Sorben, % bette
er og5aa Silfrloet meo 0enne Stiers
ne. Get er lpffeoe5 Yroiesior Rus-
iel, 2ireftpren for ErincetonsS bier-
patoriet giennem i%otograiiifc Spta,
9elIer at beitemne Stiernens giitano
ira Sorben. 90 oct er ba fonitatc,
ret, at ben er os omtrent ligeiaa mar
iom Den Stierne, man biotil bar reg
net for Den nPrmeite, Ilia / Stiernc.
biQeoet Gentourefl, Der er al lite
StprrelIe . 6iritiernen / Spbiucbl,$
err berinIoo meget lpsipagere o. al
lite Sterrelie, iaa at Ser ifal Sbier.
patprie.aiffert til for at Ie Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
MtiitnrTntu.
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Chen @p irttcr Rcforb. Gen | "a.
ribouIt 50. purcnoc On Shelter mc6
$50 %uobuqacrc bar iot en- 9ictorr
nco life at bauC baut nolcn &IOcbranO
Il Sc iioitc s Iar. &iel0c Snoberct
ninQcr til Statcna @ronomorIbnI tnlr
iu9cu anocn IN i ytinncioto oppllc
uoact IiqncnOc.
llonrunclic. Wlit ". %ohnion
al Ct. Raul err a. @upcrner Yum.
Quit bleucn uonpuut iii Spipn0mano
pes set admlc StotjopItol, hulItcn
Stillino uilaunc2 mco $1,000. &ohn.
ION. Scr 'pr bar pNrct anlot ! q.
0auIa MISUNDERSTANDING, or Wr.
p~erncrcua Gntcl.
Strcif i @rubcbiitriftct bllnat,
@iIcor @rllbc. tiIberCnoc Gundoluts
Gmuua Gre so. % brIiaacnoc pco
@ooorou, nil mart jglcn udbnc&
mcN en- mn @cimrcr. Gu N~rbcl0ancos
lUu0cIic. Scr ionot Stco for en- ll8c@
Eio ii0cL pUiCntlia poa @rllno a.
Mii3ioritn0clicr, cr blcucn bTuct.
SOrtnuGrnc mas ruobcs. @piprcI'
len WiiMcupoll2 bcilllttC0c lorlcocn
al looc nllc IortauQc rn0oc 'or enc
% Is. huiIfct NrbCloc nlan bctalcH a.
Gicuooul2bciib0Cruc Gitcr / nnQIc
Gage al haze orcuct 0cunr Nc@nNi9rinl
bar man nulhct, at oct oil foitc Si.5O
ior hucr 80 Go0a Cont Nnfo'nin-
Qcrue res oemc NCnlioring oil ialc@
til uUitC 9l0r2 Stut.
SOuif Suiifulc ncNbrrnot. Cane.
boz Nrl1fulC / GDlcr u]cobrur6tc ITO
tie ScnboN. Muu iu6 nctop ucO Ntibs
o~aQ3borOct, Oa ErUiIOcnt AnltoIcu
mcrfcoc en- @rouolu2t oG Ncn Gel Al
trc0iC GtoQc, ser lao nTr Storltcn@-
pibcn, iuuotca ga al itnu / Glnnnrcr.
Niulp ontom itraf@ ira Npcn, men
pun @rlmh al utilltrrtfclll &unolor.
iuninN fun0c Inlet azores Tor at REQ
sc @upninQcn. Snbct crltottc3 bclui2
uc0 Naillrnnce.
Siuosiua Stnftar hopper / Spbcn.
Gn 80 Nar 0nmmcl Vtan0, Der ltsls
&c @repc, Der iun0tc2 / hans CONNER,
itllbc bcbe l}cr &ino oQ uTrc ira
Wtoprhcab, hoppcOc SorooQ Gftcrmio=
oaa ira Nroen opcr Sen oitrc Auuul
al Wti@ii2Iippiiloocu uc0 Ntimncopo.
lis o. fmlitea moo Slen. ut ban por
gal, irenIQonr Ocrai, at ban fort Gib
fpr lit iortuiIe6c SOP hou0c fIpbt iiJ
Ell %T0crornQt / Ell Buff llTr Nrocn
og truffct 0cnlc GruQt pon nper line
andre &lHocr. NctICutcu hnpNc utrct,
at bet bar qooc Nrbcio2flrocr, hoor.
pan SinN huuoc iuorct, at hcttc MI
life par bnm inu mclCt ONT at Qi0rt.
Sra Wlttitcn par ban Qanct 0ircftt
oucr Ill &rocn, pQ EaaloQcrcruc puu
10 SOorpoqnc lunlt Here SooQipnQcrc
bleu Der %jbue Ill oct irngtcliQC Geo2s
Iprang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02

Eioner bso. $. .. 2pna, ser /
1867 fom til Sort Benton, fisrenoe
et Bar SfSer, o9 berpeb gioroe Tia
berettiget til ben @ulofnap, iom fun
pirfeIgc Wontana Eion6rer fan bore,
oc0c | lit Stem / Sigbmooo, 10 Nor
galnnel.
Srcttenbc Cater CT trcttenoc Spns
Srno. Gnbuer rrco ocn bcfienote
6oroom moo Sallct IS pil ian0ipn-
llgpi3 forte Jig oper ct @iitermaal,
Der / oisie Gage iinoer Steo / SABRE,
loet en- ung Game, Ser err Sen 13be
Satter | lin 6aniIic, glitter iig meo en
13Oc Spn. @ruogomncn er gilbert
u. Oltuer al Saprc, mebenS @ruocn,
Wills Sea SburitolL CT ira EARNING.
ton, Sllinois.
NGpcfnmpc nil tillabes. SSiplac
CT az beggc ScglSlnturenS Suie peo-
ta9et Souforilaa ifal Nrpefanpc cl.
Ter Boring tillooes / Statens Conn.
tper al ierite ala5lc. Ser cr al Den.
he alaalc fin ct Golultp, nenlliu
Silper 9oip mco Storbpen Butte, oo
Sopen pil altlnn life girlbe lloenom
bette County. ct Sorilaa ON at til
Ia0e pi5ic Neoocmaal utocr Seitcpeo.
oeIeb CT iantibig ocotoget al begge
Suie.
3. ". ". frcmtnlScr G%uuiurIlaa.
Zen SnlirTnoigbco, at 10 mae
NtGno, nuIi9 ain1enitrcbc iom Soloa.
ter / NtontanaS Nationoloaroc, CT
blconc ia9ebe ira Ell Sllgrubc pco
Carpenter Greet / WltSiclibcu Golntu
al lcocnoe Wpno inoeu SnouItrial
Morfcra Of the @orlo, bar bragt
St%atSicnator Slnpton al bette Conn.
IN I'll at introoucerc ct SouiprIloa I'll
NcItuttclIe al Nationalgarbens Weo.
lcnnler. Ut bcrcpe bisie i'm NuiGt.
tcl'c poa 8rllno al ocreS Sicncite i
@arocn cllcr at eoc noacniombcIii
Stoilpoclic / 0cnnc Netning ifal iicl.
&C Spuforllogct bctrogtcs ipm IooItri
Dig &auoling % itrafics mcb WhlIfl
cller 6Tnsicl.
Tnrmcrnc pil itnrc Stntcn. Wonta.
10 Sucictp OF Gallitp bar oellnc ll1t
holot iii aarli1e Mpoe / 8reat Sails,
% Ser bleu nnoer bette rpInit, at Or,
ganiiationen MI bar 10000 Weolenl.
mer ilocn Staten. Gufcltc ircnra'
gcroc Wteolcmmer crflrrcbc uiorbc,
holbcnt, at Snrmcrnc / CT npr Srcul
tio pilbc bliuc iitaub iii at beberit(
%algcne % 0ittcrc Stprclien al Eta.
tens NiiTrcr. Som Ell liben Begun
belle blep Den Legislative aomite be
nrbret iii at mobnrbeibe S'Sbea;
SouioriIaI an9aaenbe &ngla@iurau
&c. iii NrUiiocut Tor Sircftioncr
ualgieS CHARLES i. 9oprie a Stau
iorb; Siceprpiiocnt, u. 6. Seiieriou
Sigbpoob; SetretGr % aasicrcr, y
u. Bennett, @rcai Sails,