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The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-17
George CurnoW Buys
the McGinniS LiVery

Thru a deal closed early this week
George H. Curnow has become the
king of the livery and teaming bus
mess. Mr.. Curnow, who was al
ready prominent in this line of
business, purchased the well estab-
lished business of S. G. McGinnis
and added it to his own. The
McGinnis location on Miner street
will be used for the automobiles
and light horse vehicles, while the
Curnow barn will be retained prin-
cipally for the wagons and heavy
business. 1t is Mr.. Curnow's in
tention to eventually convert the
Miner street barn into garage.
Mr.. McGinnis and family will
remove soon to Spokane, Wash,
where he will enter different line
of business.
The McGinnis family is one of
Idaho Springs most popular and
best liked families and it is regret
ted they have decided to remove
from the city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-17
CITY ORGANIZED IN PUBLIC
WELFARE MOVEMENT

Nothing more really helpful and
equally feasible has come before
the Idaho Springs public for a
long time than is the Public We'll
fare program outlined before
several audiences early this week
by Theodore Hanson, gener al
superintendent of the National
Public Welfare League.
At the close of the meeting
Monday evening. a committee
composed of Messrs. Moscript, JEFF
Clark, Eitelgeorge, Mytton, Acsell,
McCabe, Funk and Peecher, and
Mesdames Botkin, Craig, Stafford
and Renshaw. met for the purpose
of organizing into a body to further
this wonderfully just appeal, and
to present measures to the city
council to place our city in the
front rank of movement that is
surely coming in our state, and
that our neighbor. Kansas. has al
ready recognized by state and
municipal legislation. Pueblo has
taken up the work, and has a paid
supervisor of public welfare.
To hear Mr.. Hanson is to become
very certain that it is poor policy
to spend vast sums of money to
educate our youth, and, because of
nights of revelry and of dissipa-
ton, and of vicious habits formed,
secure for the community only in
part the possible return for the
money spent upon their education.
Schooling child who does Is per
cent. work while capable of OBJ
tanning 95 per cent, is indeed a
poor investment.
1t would be the work of Board
of Public Welfare to limit the
ages at which boys and girls might
be away from home during school
days. The board::would also seek
to eliminate immoral plays which
sap the vitality and take the mind
of young people. The board
would issue permits to dance halls
and to pool halls, restricting them.
Questions of benevolence, employ
ment, housing, ETC., would come
before them.
Did you ever think that every
time any of our poorly lighted
corners or parks is responsible for
the downfall of a young person,
that you and 1 as a community are
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-17
Would Interfere With
Clear Creeks Mininu

An organized movement is on
foot in Golden to induce legislation
which would prevent the mills of
Clear Creek county from running
their waste into Clear creek. 1t
is claimed that land in the valley
is injured aud that the stream is
ruined for fishing.
To dispose of the mill tailings in
any other way would work a great
hardship on the mining industry,
and if such restrictions were made
it would in many instances result
in closing the mills.
The metal mining association
is now becoming active in opposi-
tion to the movement, and every
body who is interested in the
success of the mining in dustr
should enlist in the opposition.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-17
Idaho Sp'gs will Boost
for Road Improvement

Denver is building a splendid
road from Bergen Park to Soda
Pass as portion of the proposed
Mt. Evans scenic highway. This
section of the road is now nearly
complete, An organized effort
will be m ade by Idaho Springs to
convert the present road from Soda
Pass down Soda creek to Idaho
Springs into a first class auto road
so motorists can make loop trip
including Idaho Springs.
The project is entirely feasible,
and if carried out will be splendid
thing for Idaho Springs as it will
make the city the stopping place
for lunch and auto supplies on one
of the grandest auto trips in the
rockies.
On Sunday, August 25, all Ida be
Springs autoists are expected to
motor to Bergen Park and from
there 60 over the new stretch OF
road just completed by Denver iu
order to witness what has already
been done and to appreciate wha,
the proposed road improvement
down Soda creek will mean fol
the city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-17
IDAHO SPRINGS COLO, FRIDAY. AUGUST II. 81
Wealthy Man Afraid
TO Cross the Mountains

After having driven his big new
Cadillac 49, from Denver to Idaho
Springs, Mr.. Campbell, wealthy
banker, importer and capitalist of
Honolulu, concluded he would
prefer to have chauffeur at the
wheel for the balance of the trip
to San Francisco, from which port
he will sail for the Hawaiian Is
lands with his wife and family and
maid. He engaged E. R. Plum
mer, proprietor of the Plummer
Garage of this city. to master the
car as far as Salt Lake City, and
would liked to have had Mr.. Plum
mer go on as far as Reno but his
time would not permit. From Salt
Lake the car was shipped to Reno
at an expense of Sl35. At Reno
he expects to engage another
chauffeur to drive him to the coast.
At his home city, Honolulu. Mr.
Campbell has always employed a
native chauffeur and as result
has had very little practical ex-
perience in driving. Frequent
trips to the states are made by
Mr. Campbell and his family, and
chauffeur is brought along for
the purpose of driving their car
during extended tours of this
country. On this occasion, how
ever, arrangements were made for
the purchase of a new car to be
delivered at Salt Lake City. Mr..
Campbell's brother acted as chauf-
feur from Salt Lake to various
parts of Colorado but could not
accompany the party on the home
ward trip. From Denver Mr..
Campbell sent the children and
maid to Salt Lake by train, while
he and Mrs. Campbell planned to
motor across the Rockies alone.
The trip from Denver to Idaho
Springs was enough to unnerve
the capitalist and cause him to
change his plans.
Mr.. Plummer reports a very
pleasant trip with the exception
of being compelled 10 remain out
in the big car one night in the
desert of Utah, when an excep-
tionally heavy rain made travel
over slippery road unsafe. They
slept in the car and got an early
start in the morning, but it was
eleven o'clock before breakfast was
reached.
Mr.. Plummer was paid 81 80 a
day, and all expenses, for his ser
vices, and was rendered a regular
position as chauffeur for Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell, but as he has a
good business in Idaho Springs
the offer was declined. Mr.. Plum
mer retured from Salt Lake via
the Rio Grande.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-17
Red Cross Work Done
Here Is the Very Best

Following is copy of letter
from the Denver Red Cross Chap
ter thanking the Idaho Springs
branch for the correctness of the
work executed here and for the
careful packing.
Denver, August 10. 1917.
My dear Mrs. Morton,
wish to acknow edge the articles
sent from Idaho Springs on the 9Th. and
to tell the Branch how much we appreci-
ate the correctness" of all the articles.
If all contributions came in in such
shape l should be pleased indeed. I
have been packing some boxes myself
during Mrs. Blayney's absence and l
can assure you when the garments are
folded and sorted as yours were the
work is much lightened. Will you ex-
press my thanks to the workers for
their splendid work.
Very sincerely,
Cornelia G. Evans.
Chairman.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-17
Local Gardens will
Be Judged Sunday

Arrangements have been made
to have man from Denver come
up Sunday to judge the gardens,
after which the city council will
make the awards.
All gardens should be entered in
the contest by notifying the gar
den committee, of which Mr.. Jas.
Underhill is chairman. Gardens
that are not entered will not be
barred, but might easily be over
looked. Yon had better enter.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-17

and Exemption Board for Clear
Creek county, held at the court
house last Saturday the following
action was taken:
Michael Raymond Buckley of
Silver Plume. who had claimed ex-
emption on account of a widowed
mother, was denied an exemption
An appeal was taken to the Dis
trict Board, Division No. 2, Den
yer.
William Joseph Nelson, who
claimed exemption for the same
cause, had his exemption denied
also. and an appeal was also taken.
Paul Joseph Guanella, single
man of Empire, also took an appeal
when the board refused to grant
him an exemption on his claim of
being a farmer and stockraiser.
The claims of James Jose eph
Narrollotti of Silver Plume, Frank
Victor Gathers of Idaho Springs
and James Louis Bratty of George
town were held for further invest
igation.
Sheldon Smith Billig of Idaho
Springs, who was at first rejected,
has now been passed on latest in
structions.
An error was made last week in
reporting that John Butch of
Idaho Springs, a resident alien of
| Austria. had filed claim for ex-
emption. Butch did not file a
claim and has been passed by the
board.
The following exemptions have
finally been allowed by the board
John George Rodler, Idaho Springs, res
ident alien, subject of Austria.
William Geo. Gartrell, Silver Plume,
married.
Charles Swanson, Breokvale, married.
Albert Anderson. Brookvale, married.
Francis Vernon Heath, Idaho Springs,
| married.
Frank Rostohar, Idaho Springs, married.
Roy Shoemaker Ida. Springs, married.
Henry Allen August, Lawson, married.
John J. McCabe, Georgetown, married.
Richard c. Richards, Sill. Plume, married
Henry Frizzi, Silver Plume, resident
alien, subject to Italy.
George Milton, Idaho Springs. married.
Edward A. Griffin, Idaho Springs.
Harold d. Gilman, who was
listed with those who failed to re.
port, had already enlisted in the
Colorado National Guard.
Arthur W. Anderson of Idaho
Springs, and Carl S. Anderson OF
Empire are also already enlisted.
| Lawrence FL. Carr of Silver
Plume, another one who failed to
appear for examination, is in
Breckenridge and will probably
be examined there.
CONNER Van Essen of Idaho
Springs is reported as being en-
ployed by the Cottrell Clothin g
company in Denver, and will prob
| ably be examined in Denver.
On Tuesday of this week the
board accepted the following from
the second call of sixty, who filed
no exemption claims:
Frans Gus johnson, La wson
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-17
votNYMMEa tNYUMMEatta :.
COUNTY'S QUOTA FOR ARMY
NOW NEARLY COMPLETE

Thomas NJ. Silver, Georgetown
Frank Peter Francone. Sill. Plume
Frank S. Gilmore, Idaho Springs
William G. Harper, Alice. APP
peal taken to District Board.
The following were dismissed as
not physically qualified:
Charles F. Thompson, Dumont
James Edward Jones, Idaho Sp'gs
John Hugh McDougal, Ida Sp'gs
George w. Berthume, Idaho Sp's
The following were declared
physically qualified, but filed ex-
emption claims:
Carl j. T. Lindblad, Idaho Springs,
married.
Alva E. Ross, Idaho Springs, aged
parents.
Earl Clayton Williams, Silver
Plume, widowed mother.
Robert w. CaIlow, Idaho Springs,
widowed mother.
Gustoff W. Anderson, Idaho Sp'gs.
married.
Crist p. Stangier, Idaho Springs,
aged parents.
Walter B. Widetich, Lawson, aged
parents.
George D. Criley, Georgetown,
married.
Raymond Irwin Evans, enlisted
On Wednesday, August Is, the
board passed only one man-John
Michael Howard of Lawson-who
did not file an exemption claim.
The following were passed but
claimed exemption, for various
causes: --... -. .-.-
Walter G. Huntington, I d h o
Springs. married.
Oscar F. johnson, Georgetown;
married.
Emmons l. Hunt, Dumont, un-
decided about filing.
George P. Shvler, Freeland. alien,
subject of Austria.
William Chapel, Idaho Springs,
widowed mother
Louis Gisin, Silver Plume, married.
The following were dismissed as
not physically qualified:
John Reep, Idaho Springs
! Earl Harris, Silver Plume
Frederick H. Leach, Georgetown
Ulrich Produit, Idaho Springs
Gown Metz, Georgetown
Ray J. Noone, Georgetown
George S. Hotchkiss, Silver Plume,
James O. Wilson, Idaho Springs
Richard Peter May, Silver Plume
| More than 80 per cent of the
native sulphur now produced in
the United States comes from de-
posits in Louisiana and Texas.
The output of these two states
far exceeds the demand, aud large
stocks of sulphur have been ac-
cumulated. Sulphur, then, is one
article that probably will not ad-
vance in price to an unprecedented
|
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-17

More wildcat oil stock has been
sold in Denver during the last
four months than in the balance
of the country. And in Idaho
Springs, too, they try to land
suckers.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-17

There will be special meeting
of the Lady Maccabees at their
hall next Wednesday evening at
7:3O to drape the charter in re-
spect to the death of Mrs. Edith
L. Carr.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-17

The Red Cross sewing room will
be closed Saturdays during the
busy season. The gauze room
will be opened every afternoon.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-08-17

On Tuesday of this week the
board accepted the following from
the second call of sixty, who filed
no exemption claims:
Frans Gus johnson, La wson
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
S~maafort0IIin9er % Hi$torier.

men itaoig uoen Sif. Sim gyms
Srinerier pper hans peoparenoe
lbelo bar ban toulmobigt.
Seq ifaI mart tommc biem meo
nogle," erflGreoe ban. Soar man
guar paa Siiferi, nloa man epe iig /
Saalmooiebeo. Men 6iifene ipiuer
10 beler in9en Tole, laa lGn9e BET
morer mig"
Weu en- Gag, % Sapio bar font
men bel afitco poa lin i9oponlige
Cur, fanbt bans Ssn peo lin Silent
fumit til Srofoit lin Some / itert
8raao / aieffenet.
"Men CLARA BOG, bpab er Der /
Seien9" ipurste ban forifrrffet.
Seq er aIcrig bIeuet iaaIeoes til.
taIt / belle nit 9ip," buIfebe bans
Some. Wtiis 8aunot fom for ct Tar
Winuter iiben lsbenoe, og bun iao
Der % raffeoe os neb. Sun iaeoe.
at set bar npoeligt al os at fommc
Der % opertage 8aarben og iaa fen.
De Sar no of arbeibe. Sun iagoe, al
ale Wenneifer talte ON bet!"
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De benoeS ~forblsfiebe Wtanb.
Zen hinge Wrs. 6riscon niffebe
meo ct tanrep9oet Iniigt.
Gin 6or bar ilet life ppret hoe al
fife" forflareoc bum. San bar Dor.
ret borte hos Barriers bper Gag / ber
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- og bar arbeioet for ell Collar ON
Saeen."
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Wano Iom 1amiIaaet paa benoe. Sac
eif Der plrbieIie ct SorituaelIens
2ps op for banl. llben ct Orb bend.
te ban fig ON og gift uo 9agberen.
San ifpnote fig neb Seien til Yar
fers 8aaro oe gif lige no / gngen
Ser itob samle 9apib og bipeoe flor,
5orfiulbe al So op paa Spsiet.
Gag fat, ie Der, ifpnb bie!" raob
te Sopib til Wanben poa Goenen
get fniber nof for Dig at felge mel
en- eammel Spr paa De iptti."
hinge @riscon gif ben til fin Sal
og lagbe Ell Saano poa bans Sful
Der.
Seq tror, ies bar besaaet et Sell
greb," iagoe ban perligt. gu fal
bore meb at fisre so, binoe &orr
eaer bpppe Eoteter paa sin egel
8aarb, nauriombelit on bar 2pit ii
oct, og ieg ifal life Ipeee oig c
Salmitraa ipeien. Seq er meget fici
al, of jeg bar breuet Big til bette"
+ Zen aamle Ianos Gine bpiIeo.
fiGrligt paa Ssnnen.
"0u mente oct Iaa eobt, Sam,
iasbe ban milbt. "0u gioroe, buoi
on troeOe bar rigtigt, men on oner
orep Sin Smiorg for mig, oct pa.
Seilen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Traaoicrnce Sonac.

Zen romerife aeiiCr Selioaabol,
ser bsoe 222 c. SIR, erbperpeoe zig
Rounet "6raa0iereu oper ale Srooo.
iere", % ban ipareoe Ill lit RaOn.
Gette llmenncife boIbt uemIig oloria
WoaItib, lbcn at set | Oct minbite TO-
itebe Ell SneS tIiien &roner. Sans
2pit efter Wao oor iaub 8aIifab; hi
ban fanot poa DC melt oparte Sirg,
blot De bar bpre % paniteIiee at ifaffe
%tiIpeie. I~ImiubeIigt aieb titrbe life
fomme paa bans gorb, men fun nut
ter SieIbcnbeoer iom Goiteier al Sa'
nefamule, GoofugIetuueer, Hotterga'
leGe, Acknowledgements Nape'
gsie' og S~oinnbopeber cg Iian.
San breo lin 2pfferiltItenhcb ioo
.piht, at ga ban bsrtc, at 6itgI Ssnir
fun bar engolrg iii / @erbcn, bsb ban
fore Tiaoomne til Sen. ser fltnoC
Ifaffe bom oennc merfcIige Sii9l.
San bopbc oct Wllrbhclo, at Der
goneS ingen bebogeIigcre Suppc en-
SicIoenbeoen.
Sine Srnoe oQ 9coer gnp ban 10.
fan. og ToailgIcfiso, % ielp ipiitC
cQer Srot ban aIorig mere enc Ell
Sang al oct famine Scar. Pit bans
9obape, ielp / SopepGreIiet bar al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Miffcl WGp iom SSonictNp.

at Miffel H9n har ct 9oot gic til
Sons og alibet Siprfrp bar Scn cite
gipet gepis for. 5 arenSal paSIerte
forIeber Wcrgen ieIgenoe, Iom piier
bpiIfen irGf Gerer MiffeI fan pnrc,
i~friper "Stapaneer aitenblob".
Sor ct Tar Gage iiSen blco Ell SO.
ne poa @aarben 2prc SoIbeim pes
6.Sioen ON Worgenen opmerfIom
paa ct frpgtelig SpeftaffeI / Ssnie.
gonrben, iom forreitcu bar ioriporIia
omgit meb Het. aonen lob bort til
SeniPbriet, bpor alt bar / fuIoitpn.
Dig Sprsr. SsnS 90 6ipr oa Stcr
i6g ON binanbcn, % miot / Siimme,
len ioaes ct root Gpr meo felipe So,
men / Slaben. Sect aonen ; 6or.
ifrGffeIieu rep Seren op tit bun belle
SonIeiloffen oper iig og - WiffcI
efter, Wu ifulbe man fro at Rsperer
bauoe fltnoet set formuitigit at aiorc
Jig uipnIie. Ien ga resrer man life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20

en- msrf % flar aiten fan ie Stier.
ner paa Ell @fitoro al 4 iii 5000
Spsaar, BET piI itoe ioaIangt 2piet
fan saa / 5000 gar. Som befienot
aoar oct meo en- @oitiabeo al 10000
GPiI / Sefunbet. Get bliuer GA Tor.
itaneIigt bpao SericbeI pioere oufe
rer, at III paa Dor gitenbimntcI ifltl.
oe funnc trae 20 giiuioner Sticrner
(SoIe) mebenS hi meO bIotte Zinc
ncppe fan naa OF til 2000. Setter
hi aiffcrten moo uiSie @artier / Ntel.
fepeien, faar hi ie Suiinocr al flare
Sticrner iom for port Gie frn err en-
ipag 9psniua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Deroens itorite Kiffert,

SerbenS itsrIte &iffert Itaar /
Oerfes Sbierpatorium peo Gbicaoo.
Gems Sbjeftiplinie bar Ell Diameter
al 1 Weter og &ifferten err 20 Dieter
lang. glae Sbierpatorier / amerifa
og europa fumes at fappes ON at an.
ifaffe fipmpem9siige Gifferter. Sor.
rben at Ser for faa Iar fiben / BOTS
Dam blen opitinet en- 8iffert meo so
Gentimeters Sbieftipaabning, bill
Der, i%aaInart anlebning gipeS, blipe
opitillet Ell at iamme Stsrrelie / Ser.
geborf peo Samburg. Sens Sbief.
t%iplinie bar aaerebe | flere Ior Iia9et
fGrbig hos set itore pptiife Sirma
Steinbeil / Miincben. 2iniens lis.
f%erelie, iom er ct meget panifeIig Or.
beibe, bar / lin SeIbeb ppret betroet
en- Noromano, Sptifer oe Nefonifer
Senrif Slien, Gbef for Steinbeils
m~atbematilfe Bureau / Wiincben.
0aar en- Zig 2inie er peupffet, beta.
les ben meo flere Sunbreoe Cullen
&roner.
9%isbenbabn bar / flere Iar bobt
2 temmelig itore aifferter. Gen M
eies al Stoten, BEN anben al en- Iri-
patmanb, Spertelearafit g. NieIienL
iom bar inolost iig flor Sortieneite
peb fine Sastta9elier paa Waonen,
Supiter og Wars iamt Gob6eItitier.
nerne. Otter boab Der berettes, t9n.
fer Den oonife Stat paa at bpgge ct
mt Sbierpatorium / ais6enbopn %
anifaffe en- aiRmpefiffert til oct.
Stocfbolm far for iaa Iar iiben
facet lin itore aiffert, men enonu
bppber Den norife Solmenfol. Giffert
Nargen Iom itsrit / Sfanoinapien.
Gems Sbieftiplinie err meget nRr 81
Gentimeter / Diameter, oa bens
9angoe 7 Dieter. Zen er belt inc.
rettet til pi~oenifabelis grRg, er pa.
raliaftiif montert os Sens Girfler fan
fra 8uluet aflGies meo BERTH aipas.
ienbe imaa aifferter. ct fraftiat
llbruerf fan 6rinse Den itore aiffert
til at fslge Stiernen pna bens @ona
oper Simmelen. llnoer aunItiae
9eiriorbolo tiaaoer Den anpenot EN-
SoritsrreIie al 1900 Ganse. Zen err
ioripnet meo ct tint Iifrometer
bpormeo fam beitemmeS Sifsitjerner.
mes aarli6e Garaaafie os oerai iiole.
oes beres aiitano os esenbeppaelie.
st S%peftroifop % en- 9ornetisger
pil meo Oct fsrite bIipe anifaiiet.
@anse ipsraer bporlanst man fam
ie meo en- Zig aiffert, bette beipares
bebit peo ben bersmte aitronom
Sericbels uotaleIie. San anisrer
at man meo en- aiffert Iom oenne paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20

Sub % SeIp, oa / bans 2piefr6ner
brpnStc nIbriB nnbet eno foitbar 9oI.
fam ira SuoPa % grabien.
Ger iortpqeS meget ON DC eruiom.
me 6orIpiteIIcr, Tom ban tiIlob iig ill
S~ioSfororip, mcbens ban iao oeb Dor.
oct. SooIeoeS loo ban al Wormor,
Era oQ aolf Saunc iorifielige cling,
ser bopoe IlaoeuOe Siqbeo meo 6eoe.
uarer % 2Gfferier, og loo ct 9orb
oGffe oernleS. Saa los ran iattige
Wtcnneifcr inoeipprrc % u~obungre
ill set pocrite. elsie Mcnueifer iif
6ereiter Sop til at fommc inb | oct
@rreIie, bpor oct i~nobnoeube 9oro
pnr SGffet. Naor ga OiSie llIpffeIi9e
foitc6e iig oper &c ioIifc Shelter % finn
ian0t Err oa Steu, mcocnS @elliig.
ten fra DtaO utOcr 9iIbereouiug / ct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Slsu % trGt ON Wurssueu.

glrs. auoreip QarIou, 10 z. Crib slpe.,
grootiras, z. .. tiger: Set or mig IN @IGoe
al a~ubefale 3odn's aiorsg Siqs, fOroI ieg ueo De
bill ubrette bpao Der ~paaitnaes on DEM. Brine
Rprer bar eugarg ipnse, ies babe a~lporIige Rr9s
imerter oa feltc lisp og trrt ON Teor9ereu. gine
gprer pirteoe life rel, % leg pioite, pisie oar Wars
iooen iii mine @laaer. @euner. Der haooe brugt
.9oar's aiouen Bills. t~ilradoeoe mig at prspe bent
10 Sgiter af Soau's befrieoe mig for Rpsimerteu
% bialp mig pdd enhoer Raabe. Sea fsIte i~tertere
ca llreseIm9siigbeOer / Rprerre pIasece mis life
mere"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
5uan's ~hel6reSeoe ham mart.

Ole auoeriou. RapLe Ct, @Ieutpooo Cir, isis.
Tiger: ~Sor omtreut ii Var iioeu hupoe ies Terpes
ieber % iiOsn gar min 9ips mig aoTiIist SrBSeri.
Scr ourtrent TO gar iiber ut ieg en- 5ortisIetie. Der
latte iig / Nprerne, 90 leg blsp iaa itio % iaur, ar
ieg life tinSe arbeioe. Set imerteoe at bsie mig,
% udar ieg retteoe mig % isien ii ies en- i~ti'teuse
Smerte. en- Ben i~ortaIte mig ON 2oar's 9ioneb
Bills. % ieg beglrSte at BRUCE benz. 5es brlgte
10 Setter al Goau's, os bG bar Smerterue % Stips
beoen ioulnue iaa ieg fslte uomerfet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20

meS RrpenS 9ienSifab iii Sfisrtc.
menneifere. ltben at aertere iig tort
ben S%suielaaten % fneb Ell al
Ssnerne Iiae inoc / @iiIo1et poa
SaouiueSbuiet. Sort III iputes DIFF
fel set fuube ppre nof icr berne
% fog tilIfoaS. Zen bnpoe ga
tot 2ipet al Ell Sane OF to Ssner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
WiQiOmer al imaa Smertems
SGmoner Dtrfer mbeifripelia
SiOelje UeO Nhenmatisme

gIeu on fan paste pnd % tilbdgeiIao set
rrite HnfalO, oeroeS euoe admpeu, UcO
at oriUe Rbeumdtismen5 Spirer belt no
al Dit Sniicm.
Bent life til BEN fuloe Strrfe al Slus
faloet TANNER DIG, men begnno MT at
tdae S. s. s.. ben uiouuoerlige gloou-cs
oicir. Der opiporer SnQoommers Spircr
% orioer Dem belt uS af BIT BLOB. Eette
itordrteoe git0oel bar uorettet llrorc /
alporliee StlfGloer al Jt9cumatisme. 90
Oct oil uiie ia at barre uetop Den 9ehdno :
liug On trTuaer. S. S.. s. iGlees Al
9potbetere oueralt.
Grin ioda til bor meoitiuifs 2irettsr.
iom uoen noget aoiteuoe oil gioe oig fulos
itrrotge 8ado a~ngaaeuoe DIT eget StliPIs
De. Ioresier Stpift Speeiic 60, S5-9
] Spiit 2dbordtorr, 9tlauta. Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
auuoc panitelis iaa lone.

Sobn Yeoerion, StrGooer, Caledonia, g'inn.,
iiocr: Ser par en- itaois gertcu SmuIrp8seu
oa mine Sioer, aItib ~plaseupe mig. men ii9r naar
iea. laobe mig. gaiue Eprer pirteoe for oite o9
u~btsmmelierne bar br9nbenee og for bppptge,
t~pinaenSe mig til at itaa op ire euer fire Ganse
ON Nattrn. SEQ babe life iaset Soan's Sionep
Bills IGnee. fsr be ~beepnbie at biRIpe mig, os be
belfrebe mig mart