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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-18
Society Suffers
in Summer

Possibly there is nothing more annoying to
refined woman than offensive Precipitation OF
body odors These abOminabs social pe<t+
have been well exempiined in the e1psreu"s
OF Dr. NJ. L. Charter. FacuIte de raTis. France
DR.. Charter uses a sponge bath made OF
| or Tyree's AntiSeptic Powder In one gallon
Of water as preventive anc cure. He says he
finds the powder 10 be a deodorizcr and stimu
liant OF the skin and an alleviatnr OF pain.
Two teaspOOnfuls Of the pure powder In pint
OF water gave him excellent results In case
Of Poison Oak after all other remedies bad
failed Similar happy effects were obtained
from the use Of the same strength solution III
Eczema.
The tender skin OF 4 child is exceptionally
sensitive TO heat Tyree'S AntiSeptic Powder
used either dry. mixed with talcun. Ut In solu-
ton as a sponge bath gives the little one
comfort from Ill such painful affections
The doctor further suggests TO social patrons
the use Of Tyrces Powder Instead OF poison
Gus tablets. carbolic acid. peroxide. etc a.
il Is in every way. more agreeable and the
results accompanying its use are much to lie
preferred 10 the dangerous and dsaErceabie
agents now in use.
It is sold in packages "a: sc and 800 by
the manufacturer. ]. 8. Tyree. Chemist. Inc.
Washington, d. c.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-18
EXPERIMENT station PLANS To
HELP HALEAKALA HOMESTEADERS

A new method OF aiding the home
steaders on Maui is to be inaugurated
under the auspices OF the I S. eNper,
iment station when the new tract on
the slope OF Haleakals, halfway he
tween the top OF the crater and Ma
tului is opened up next January by
the territorial government
The tract in question is 10 consist
Of 81 forty-acre lots but only B. vii!
be thrown open to the public as the
thirty seventh will be reserved by the
government for the use Of the station.
1t is the plan of J. NJ. Westgate. di-
rector OF the federal station. and F
G. KraUss. extension worker at Haiku,
Maui. to place on the reserved lot 2
homesteader well versed in modern
farming methods and who will carr
Out the experiments Of crops undel
the advice Of the stations experts.
Mr.. Krauss 10 in Honolulu now
working with Mr.. Westgate on the
proposition and the two men are
meeting with announcement on every
hand. B G. Rivenburgh, land commits
sioner. has been approached on the
subject Of reserving the land for ex
perimental purposes and has agreed
to see it through. There are number
OF minor details to be gone through
hut these are not expected to delay
the undertaking long.
J. F. Child, food commissioner, gave
his hearty approval this morning and
said he was willing to help in every
way.
The new tract IL in the corn, bean
and potato belt Of Maui and instead
Of the new homesteaders. who take
up the land. wasting time and money
III finding out the best crops and the
most approved methods OF growing
and planting them, the experiments
will be carried out on the reserved
acres.
The farmer who is selected by the
experiment station will receive SIS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-18
DAUGHTER coNVlcTS
MOTHER OF MURDER
SHE SAW IN MOVIES

OAKLAND, Cal.-Mrs. Helen Glea-
son was TO have been sentenced re-
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ARMY ORDERS

Major Ira A. Cornell, A. G. r. c., is
relieved, from further duty at Soho.
field Barracks and will proceed to
Fort Shafter. II. T., reporting on ar.
rival to the post commander for duty.
Private Earl B. Easterday. Company
e, 32nd Infantry, is transferred to
Company e, 53rd Telegraph Battal-
ion, Signal Corps. j..
I Pursuant to instructions from the
war department, Corporal Max Heinze,
C. A. c., 10th Company, Oahu, is
transferred as private to the quarter.
master corps and will proceed by the
first available transportation to San
Francisco. CAL, reporting on arrival
70 the commanding general, Western
Department, for assignment TO a
bakery company.
Chaplain Franz J. Feinler, having
reported at these headquarters this
date in compliance with instructions
from the war department, will proceed
to Fort Shafter, II. T., reporting on
arrival to the post commander for
duty with the End Infantry.
Chaplain Washington G. Pinson,
having reported at these headquarters
this date in compliance with instruc-
tions from the War Department, will
proceed 10 Scbofield Barracks, H. T.,
reporting on arrival to the post COM
mander for duty with the 9th Field
Artillery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-18
EASY WAY TO STOP
WASTE OF FOOD

Do you know that rats destroy and
spoil orr two hundred million dollars
worth on foodstuffs every year, This
fact being known, why delay vigorous
ly using a reliable method Of Kidding
our homes, stores and warehouses of
these wasteful pests? Probably there
is no easier nor more effective method
OF exterminating rats than Stearns'
Paste, a scientific product that has
been used successfully by the U. S.
government in its different campaigns
against the rat A small box, costing
only thirty-five cents, will usually
completely free the house from rats
and mice. II win also effectualIy des-
troy cockroaches and waterbugs. -
Adv. e.: X,
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monthly 70 make good any Losses
which may be sustained as a result OF
the experiments and all the proceeds
OF the ~ acres viii also go to him
b. this method OF helping the farm.
ers, Mr. " estgate hopes 10 prevent
failures which so often oCcur when
new lands are taken up due TO the un-
familiarity with the Iuca! conditions.
Thus al the sooner the new home
steaders will be put on their feet II
financially.
This method OF helping the farmers
Is entirely new in Hawaii. but II Is
looked upon by all who have Invesu
gated the proposition as one OF the
hlg steps in the advancement or Ha-
vail as a self sustained agricultural
community and the future will prom
ably see other tracts similarly treated.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-18

II is made clear at the war depart
ment and the provost marshal sener'
ais office that no final and definite
the calling OF National army troops In
hawaii The fact remains that a quo
IA has not been fixed and none Is In
sigiit. The cablegram OF Governor
Pinkham announcing the result Of
drawing numbers, was filed away for
future action. All the responsible
heads strongly intimated that moth.
ing would be done In the immediate
future. II was declared on all sides
that Hawaii had performed a full
and complete duty in filling regular
army and National Guard quotas. No
reason existed for going farther at
this time and accepting the service OF
men simply because they are willing
or anxious to Join in aiding the coun-
try. Abundant opportunity will be az
forded all OF them TO be patriotic
hereafter.
The question Of labor in Hawaii
has been considered along with other
matters connected with the selective
craft ir~the territory. II has been
realized that any considerable reduc-
ton in the ranks OF workingmen
would have q tendency to lessen the
sugar crops. which IL vitality essential
to the country. The problem Of feed
ing the American and allied armies is
enc OF equal importance to organizing
more men for service In the trenches.
From the outset Il has been held in.
advisable TO materially affect labor
conditions In Hawaii. This was one Of
the first reasons assigned for not ex-
pediting the first seiective draft
here. r &c.,. :
All officials agree that II the situa-
tion remains unchanged detachment
OF men from Hawaii will participate
In the second draft when II IL called
for training and service.
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$4,000 EACH TO
MATSON HEIRS
BY first Wife

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-iieirs Of
the late Captain William Matson have
reached an agreement as TO the d.
vision OF his g 0O0, 900 estate between
the widow and her daughter and Mat
sons five children by an earlier mar
RAG"
While they refused 10 make public
the share that each Of the heirs Will
receive. Gavin McNah. attorney for
the children by MatsOn' first mar
riaCe and Attorney Alexander MOrri-
son. one OF the executors Of the es-
tate. announced definitely yesterday
that there will he no effort 10 break
the will Of the wealthy shipping man.
II is said that Matsons executors
agreed to a settlement that will give
each q the children Of his first wife
$1"d0oN. seven and one-half times the
amount of the lcgacies provided for
in the Will.
The heirs are said to have agreed
TO divide the estate without contest
because the warinflated value Of
shipping. sugar and oil stocks that
make up the entire fortune makes in
advisable action that might tie up
the properties. Attorneys believed
the issues could not have been decided
in the courts in less than two years
Captain MatsUn's will left half his
estate to his widow, Mrs. Lille B.
Matson; $4,000 to each OF his five
children by his first marriage, and the
rest to Mrs. Lurline p. Roth. Mrs.
Lille Matson's daughter The chill
dren by the earlier marriage are Mrs.
Ida Rernard. Mrs. Emily Forrest, Ar
thur ]. Matson, Theodore Matson and
Walter J. Matson.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-18

Blotting paper is merely good quail
ity paper, unsized.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-18
Shears and Scissors

In a wide variety of sizes.
More desirable now than
ever, when patriotic women
are doing 50 much sewing.
Every woman can use sew.
eral kinds: come In and get
suggestions on this gift idea.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-18
CABARET IS DEFINED

Acting Collector Ralph s. tombstone
OF the internal revenue office Monday
received cable from Washington de.
filming the word cabaret as used In
the new war revenue law. Any hotel
serving food or refreshments with mu-
sic ut which dancing is permitted
comes within the cabaret tax law,
according to the cable.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-18
HAWAII REGlSTRANTS TO Be
CALLED FOR SECOND DRAFT
This is Expected About February But in the Meantime Terri
tory viii Be Exempt From Furnishing Men for Service Wash
ngton Recognizing That Islands Have Done Full Duty in Wa
10y c. s. AL5ERTD

WASHINGTON Nov 2The Territory OF Hawaii has done it's f1
world
National Guard have been than filled Every oe
fulfilled and necess!
exists for participation selecttve draft
officials While
Hawaii
should the usual
that such action should be deferred
This will earlier than febru
n ccnrhinR IN nrcsenti
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-18

Gently for smothering her infant to
death in a bureau drawer. She had
been convicted on the testimony Of
her 14-year-old daughter Marian, but
Marian admitted she saw IL in the
movies" and made up the story.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-18
DAILY REMlNpERs

For Distilled Water. Hires Root
Beer and all other Popular Drinka
try the Con. Soda Water Works Co
Or. Schurmal'n. osteopathlc Physi
clan. 10 years established here. Bsre-
taria and Union str ets. Phone 1893.
I. Adv. q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-18

Judge--You say that you were run
ming slowly when you ran over the
man? .EE
Chauffeur--Well, Judge, my number
is AC14sTS1J3SJ. aud he got it.--Bos.
ton Transcript. <........ j., ]
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-18
CUBA BEGINNING
IMPORTATION OF
Chinese COOLIES

The transportation through San
Francisco Of 10000 Chinese laborers
to work. on the sugar plantations OF
Cuba Is expected TO begin next month,
according to coast papers. on account
OF the fact that President Menocol
signed a new law permitting the i'm.
portation up 20 q maximum Of 10000
Chinese for the promotion OF the sugar
industry OF the country.
w. K. Monroe, who represents the
syndicate Of sugar planters, has APP
pointed Fred r. Counor & Son, Is
California street, San Francisco, as
the agent for the syndicate to gather
the G1inese at Hongkong and Shang.
hal and attend to their delivery at
Cuba at transportation rate per head
of 1927.
Under Contract.
The amount to be paid the steam.
ship and railroads will be 1870. 900.
Under the laws of the United States
the laborers viii pass through this
country in bond Monroe, who was at
the st. Francis hotel recently, In
formed the railroad and steamship
agents that the imported Chinese will
be brought under contract by which
they will receive 50 q day and remain
in Cuba for q period 70 extend to
three years after the formal conclu.
sion OF the war.
II Is expected that after the first
10000 are delivered that the San
Francisco agen. will get another con-
tract TO deliver the othnr 10000 called
for under the terms Of the new ,arx.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
Epcsialo.

lc0er Swcuien 0eoc ocu 20bc <Sa'
mlur / lt NicnL 1920 2ltb Nue. g,
minneapolis, / Ell Nlbre al St1a
Nnr. &an bar lebt pau &insnes-
moeu, SinaSoa2, Sonorc SronO.
blemS Nmt; tom til Inlcrita / 1868,
bocoe ferit / guumutcc County, So,
iaa / &incoin Goltrtn, Wfinn., % /
Nc iibitc % Nor bauoc ban boet /
minneapolis. San bar ierit We6lcm
al SrcioloiQbcoa Weuigbco, par meo
at ltiitc Bethlehem Wcniohcb, hour
ban / mango Nar tiertc iom Siafon
OF MlofTcr. Smcnieu mc0 Muitrlr
blco optaget / Netania MtcniBbco
1913; blep for TO Mar iioen puIgi
til Gidton % tientc lOm iaooon til
lin Scb. Smenien par ct pirflcnlt
Meblem | De Wcnigbcocr. han til,
hgrtc, Sort &irferolf pil lGngc
miloc3 Smenicn. Son opcrleueS al
Gutc 90 ire Born, Smcu Spcnien,
M~inncopoIiS; MrS. I. SSsicu,
Scnorict&, Minn., og Suaebrit &c.
tcrien, 9lIlomafcc Gouutp. Sa. @c.
Qrnpclieu iorcgif NnSoog6 Gitermio.
BAG ira @ctmia, SorbiUitclieu puo
SuOnlouS Mronlllu0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02

hcren. 9enne uoponoring begpnots
onereoe fsr Sui / itor Sfala %
rgeoes. iaainart "Iaiional Ser
rice. aortene bIep uoienot. Sor
bper Dag | ii Daee bIeu Der | Wtt'
iiipeg siennemInitIig no'teot oO
E'as. On aomite, b~eltaaeiloe al
prominente JorretnirHsfolf, ben'
penote Jig oa til @otiottal Serpiee
Gireftsr Chapman Tor at faa lat
Ell Chopper for bette. 0enne filn'
Dc Dog intet gjsre, oa ban lllget
ldplig Iutoritet bapoe oertil. ao'
mlteen b%enuenote iie oa aroetlteos
nleo ben Sslge, at Gas berefter bill
tlipe negtet Dt9nb, iom fan BRIT
Ges til Nilit9rtieneite, % oct per'
tes, at Den famine Regel oil bllpe
giqloenoe oper belle Canada. Sette
riier ba ogiaa, at aonifription
Canada ilet life er rogen llmull9'
heb.
Sielgc 9labet "Gailp Seralo"
S%etbbrioge, alberta itol Der bIanot
6armerbefolfningen / oct peltllee
CANADA bape p9ret aoifiaig s@ng'
'iclIe oper, at &onifription naa'te
Ri blipe inofsrt. @laoet bar ooa
bcooe ira Yremierminiiteren OF
gRilitsminiiteren erholot 6oriifring
ON, at ingen Sarmer caer 6armor'
beioer pil blipe tpungct til at giere
MilitGrtieneite. 9iSIe 6olf %tiener
tit Sano langt bebre bag Flogen,
eub oe piloe bore iitono til at gle-
re / Sfpttergrapenc / europa, me
rcr 9labet, iom befluger, at Der
oQereoe er laa mango Gooe cana
oIife Sarmere peo Sronten.
&pao &~etbbribge @laoet oplpIcr,
bar jeg lGnge pentet paa. Cana
ouS Sarmere err ligeIua lnllopGr'
Iige iom iaaoanne for Dc auiereoe
ion bisicS trooper Deo 6roilten.
50 ON Gn9lano og bets alliereoc
itllbe blipe lao oprono for Soloa'
fer, at DC fnnbt Oct neopenoigt at
inofoloe bent, Ser prooucerer, booo
g. ale leper af, til MilitprtieneIte,
lea pilbe Der pitt life blipe mango,
scr pilbe p9boe tort paa OereS
Seir. Men laa blot gaar oct bel
nrppe. NleranOer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
StsnaIo CualeS
Wemortal &%ontettcr.

Set npriie SeIlfab / Mmerifn bar
nj ubhelt ca. 90 SSlnrehalier og Z
@ulbrtebalier peb rpritc 9eflamns
iionSfputelter SertiI puer Sunorebe
9o(lurs i Yengeprrmicr forllben en-
bel Sci prrbifuIbc 9pger etc @eb
bisie aonteiter bar pper 800 al DOR
eseu llngbom beltaget nleb ubcnabs
lerte norife SGieltpfter % 9igte at
bet bebite. lom ben nprite 9iteratur
Har at eetpbe pnn nGiten bpereneite
aonteit bar uTrct a%rrangeret Iont en-
Nor Itbomsfeit mcb norif Gang % Wrs
lit o. Saler, bpor Nntten al at IGre
Horlt for llu9oommlen bar pGret frems
hGpet
Tcb bore norife bpiere ~9rreanitolter
iInr bar bi5ic aouteiter ariporcf sc
hinge, iaa pirfelid aunit bar pGret
prritcret ccb sc oarIigc @ulbmcoaIiss
tontcitcr 9rrcrc peo Seiifoler, hoor
Der unberpiie3 / uorIf Spror, bar
funbet BET en- 6irlp til at pGtfe Sns
t~eresien for Norit og faa ben paa Nios
De 6lanot llngoommen Set bar fine
9oSe @irtniug al ltn9oommen ~ifisnuer,
at Der or nogen uOenfor, Tom CT ins
teresIerct | beres Irbeioe. Senbag3z
ifpIer, lln9bomsfurenin9cr. Rcnigbeper
% andre S~rganiiaticner bar funhet
bisie aonteiter profitable % opIoftenbc,
Sc CT tonrmet abifiaigt / Srus ion,
17be Wai Setter.
Noriflrrcre % arSre, iom er intes
r~esicret fan faa iulo Hcoe paa bpors
Ieocs sc Iful bare iig az meo at ar
rangcre Ell FABIAN apnteit peb at til
itripe Selifabcts Setretrr @. Nger,
gau Claire, isis.
Sfslae @ellutning al SeItnreIien
ueb Wcoe Sen 15be bS. oil Der bli Ius
lebniilg ar nfholne De aarlige Cub
nlehalietorteiter ~upeniur minneapolis.
ON Snbbpbelic inbIeber.
8orteiterne er bere9net paa nor'f'
amcrifanif lIreoom. Sc. iom bar
bapt lin Stole9on9 ! Norge % er ions
%iirncret Der, fan life oeltnge.
Sccr 40 hinge oeItog / oisie aons
letter iiior / @%inncapplis alene.
SIanot oisIe enoos hinge iom life or
al norit 3crtcmit men lom l~tltocrer
Hprif peb Ssiifoleu Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
paitor Ottefen 900.

Eoitor Otto 6. Stteien al Den nor
ffe Spnooe err / Wanoogs, Den 29oc
Sanliar, aiguoet peb Teben / Sinn
@rope, Soma, al @,maebet9noelie.
Nioebe bar encltc Sen al niosoe
Enitor :. u. StteicnL Den pclfienotc
norlfc Eionerprcit og SuItrn aatbe-
rinc, ie0t Spocrlcin. Sou bleo loot
/ NGrbeoen al Wonitopoc, @iS., Den
2bcn Wai 1858. Sra 1874 iii 1880
par ban Glen rco Slltber College,
boor ban ~grooucrcbc oct iioitnrpntc
gor. Icrpaa intbcrebe ban SeoloAi
peo oct tpitc Goncoroia Seminar /
81. Sollia, bpor ban fog lin Gromc,t
i 1888. : 1884 blep ban Brett Ior
Smnnmncla Mcnigbeo i git Min'
ncapolia % betlente ocnnc til 1889.
Scrpoa bar han Nrelt / Siour
Hapioa, Ga, Ill 1902 og / Hio (9on'
net Erairic Wicnigbeb), @i&., til
1910. III NcIbrcoSbcnipn iorlugbc
ban oo i'm @ierning til Vaciiic-ap-
item hpor han ierit pirfcbc ctpar Nar
/ 9binoof, @aih., oerpaa / Eortluno,
Ore, og Ell fort Sio / Nltoria, Orc,
inotil han ior ca. . gar liben anto8
2alo iii CHM 8rope, buor ban iioen
bar bpet. Taitor StteIen bIeu / 1889
r9tepict til Mii3 Gina %. Sanlpion,
Der operlcuer ham.
9cgrapelien iorcgnnr imorgell,
Src0o0, Den Poem Hebruar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
SanftionsucStelic.

Nrrliocnt MiIiou bar / S~iraoaoa
bclaQt Den me %nbpanorin0aluu
nco iii &cto poo @rlmo ci @citcm-
mcllcl ON, at ser / ale Snopau.
orcre ltaI oiIGQQca ell &lmoitab@
preoc, Tor DC tiuuoc& at boiUttc ii1
hcri Nonoet, NJ inmmc @rrno or
Itgncn0c Souc tire @anlG ier bIeuct
ncgtcoc Sauttion, ipritt @onQ al
GlcpeIono, anocu @oul al Gait o.
i;Oitc Sang, ior 10 Gar iioen al
DIR. @iIIon.
\ TctragtninG N, az Sopcn oell,
ucgang bIcp pcotagct mco 30S moo
81 Stcmmcr / Nuict % meb "a
moo : / Seuotct taller Sanoipnlia'
be0en Tor, al Ben pil bli pcotaaei
opcr TrGiiocntcnA %eto.
Trpliocut SSllIouS Suab ON, al
bans @eroenaircoaplauer pilbe pin
Dc &ou9rcsiena %ilaIo, er blct ifui
ict. Der reiitc lia itrar citer TrG
i.oeutcnS Gale / Seuntet Ell ioc
ilTrt Sppoiition moo ocrL baabc
"a uocuom aonarcSicu, at bans
Tarti OF NcningSiGllcr al alt
&rpiter bor iCris9t al binore e.
rGrmerc Grsiielie al Elaneu o
6enS aouiefuencer.
equator GumminS Sorilag on
al outage Sagen iii arunbia Grpi
telie blep / SirSoags uehpotcrc
meo IS moo 30 Stemmer, % Scr
meb ipneS Den icr ialialo ~iorelebis
Of pGre last paa Sploen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
Viora9 til Sobau SclncS.

y. &pcricn, @nruIi, Nltn., San,
ST, q. :. @~renOboug. Grail, Wiinn.,
ST, Heua Scucriou, S2lco, &ia.. ST,
Ell 6armcrtonc, Glf Eoint, 2. Suf.,
81, :. ". @coum Glasgow, Mtpnt.,
50; !. :. S~orluiom MoIib Mout.
81, y. Sitcnlon YICoinnt 2ofc, u
0af, ST, Mrs. &obn @uitoiion
Oates, u, Gut,, SOC, Ole 9tterboc
SonpoerL Y. 9, 81, Ole Noroifo0
@irN &2IonN. Mimu., 81, Norifc 2r
lc'orcninQ, GcIouou, Miinu., 50.
ShoH, bingham, 90, ST, 81. 81. Bert
Iono, 90, 81. SiIiammcn $3.50
EloIiNcrc tpittcrct Tor S1SS0.9i. Salt
Sl9OO4t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02

bus. Srrin er MI Ell lanosfienot
SunitIeber paa Sfeiter, % iammelt
meo fin Sliitrii, Der or Rroics'icnilt
pou famine Smroaoe, bar han | Here
Star eipet Sppisninger pno DC Iterre
inScnoerS Sfeitebaner | Chicago.
Sortioen er DC bcggc engaeeret pao
SnteI SbermonS gonc meo ell Ssn
al $4,000 ON Iorct. Sesuoen al.
per DC ltnocrpiSning / aunitIsb, hoil.
fct oIetc aipcr Dem Ell poffcr Sno-
tpat. ut DIR. WnrfbitS blep IipS'
ioriifret, ier Wr. Sale iagbe Sarpcl
nlco BAN, bebsper man life al til.
feie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
VDtaarsbilien.

6~airpieip SoipitaI,
Sa on panbt nit Sierte,
ga hos Dig, ic9 ing % itraI
2inSring faubt for Smerte.
Selp err ieg Inn al De imaa
8dpen min tur rin9c.
STE mese. ieg iormaar
aiin min Sat at brtn9e.
S~airoieip 8oipital,
@ipe Cub Dig 2pife,
9aaoe uosn Raal % Sal.
Sorbe Sdpu % Spg9e
0jenncm mango, mango Var
sor huer Rduo % Spiuoe,
Sum MOB Sp9boms baarpe 9aar
Sirlp hos ois oil finbe.
Sairoieip Soipital.
Ga Din Srooer Shomas.
Gbers 2eu ben p9re ital.
Haar Dor Sio CT omme.
Zen iom ios zig az &c Imaa
I Dor Sanfunes aiGoe
Stal iorpisiet mee banuem saa
Suo Ill SerreuS 8l9be.
Sens Sch
%irn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02
WOrtbSdfota0 anD

Vorfb 9atota er oae @GisutIiabeber. / Serb.
bino, 8liinot, aoIin9er p9 SeioIfniue, ct anbst Soma.
Vaa Srnue az 9arne. @9be. % 8uit tom Rprtb %.
fotaS &ornnoIina 1916 tiitort - % BOG bier 8egie.
rtnsenS &apporter sl67. "a 600 eler aieunemini,lia
y. 253 pr. BURNER. s be tbhe inn aar bar ben siru.
neuHinttiiee Farmers spIina glortb 9aipta b.lsbst
f9 til sl.975. Soutb 9atpta 81. 1893. / Soma 1881. /
SuinoiS 81 .437. / Miuueipta 81. 396. i9giseonFu 1901.
sa er BET 9ibeu at iiaffe fig gortb 9afota eanb. me.
osns gri'sn er lap. Sugsu Surmisicu til ps. Stor.
artebe arIsonin9er tieser i~Groise. Sfrio efter Dor
Ylan for birette Saubel. Smaabsae,, Barter o.t.p
j.. 8. MURPHY, immigration Agent,
500 Lin Railway,
1868 500 Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-02

2iitoe bar EermiSiun. @aibin0-
ton Den 27be Sanuar. Gen ameri-
fanife @eneralfoniul / Solano,
Sberit Ssren 2iitoe ira Ct. Eai,l,
er meb Termisiion / @aIbineton.
men uenoer tilboge n9Ite Maaneb.
Som erfl9reOe ioag, at amerifanifc
Grportsrer, Der i @egpnbelien al
arigen life funbe Ifisnne, bporior
oeres 8arcr life funoe goa meo laml-
me Surtigbe0 til Soaano iom fsr,
MI bapoe pTnnet Jig til arigsiorbol-
0ene.
Sberlt 9iitoe bar oeflareret liz,
Cater, Wariories SorlppeIie meo
&. Gotesportb Eicfnep, Nep Dorf,
og lin SsL q. 6. s. 2iitoes Sorlo-
pelie nleo Miis blanche gbparb$
al Soutb Carolina. 9rpaupperns
timber Steo / Sftober.