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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-23
JERSEY CATTLE CLUB
TO BRING CAMPAIGN
l0Pt0PlE OF MAURY
PICTURE ENTITLED "LovE AND
THE JERSEY" WILL BE
SHOWN HERE.
GIVEN At THE VOGUE THEATRE
Effort Will Be Made To Have Prot.
y. A. Morgan. Or Someone Else
From The unlversity Of Tennessee,
Here at Same Time.

Love And The Jersey will be or
hibited at the Vogue Theatre Eatur-
day and Monday morning, March 3rd
and 5th. This motion picture takes
the Jersey from the time 1t is calyed
and shows it in It's every phase of life
until It becomes to be the useful and
money-making COW.
The presentation of this picture in
Columbia has been made possible
through the efforts Of Hugh Lee Web
ster, one Of the most enthusiastic Jer-
sey men in Maury county and one Of
the best posted men upon the Jersey.
Mr.. Webster saw IN the Jersey BuIle-
tin that the picture was being sent QUA
by the American Jersey Cattle Club
to different points. and Columbia, Ten
nessee, being the center of the Jersey
breeding interest OF the South, Mr..
Webster was Of thsp opinion that 1t Was
nothing but right and Just that tho
picture should be exhibited here and
at once took the matter up with the
association, with the above results.
The managers Of the Vogue Theatre
freely gave the use Of their theatre
for the exhibit Of the picture and the
only expense attached with the feature
viii be the paying Of the express
charges on the picture to Columbia
and return charges and the operating
expenses at the theatre.
Mr.. Webster stated to a Herald re-
porter today that he was going TO take
the matter up with Prot. Morgan OF
The University of Tennessee at Knox
Vile. and try to have him send one Of
his dairy experts to Columbia upon
one or both OF these days ara give
lectures to those who witness the pic
'ture while 1t is being exhibited. This
within itself will be worth much to
the breeders and dairymen Of the
county.
Mr.. Webster deserves much credit
for his untiring interest and efforts in
bringing this great picture to Colum-
bia, and no doubt will receive the
hearty cooperation Of the dairymen
and breeders in making the show a
success in every way.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-23
EMPHASIS SAFE
FARMING METHODS
Mr.. BRADFORD KNAPP PLACES
GREAT EMPHASIS ON NEED
FoR DivERsIFlcATIoN.

Special to The Herald.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. 21.-In an
opening meeting of the big campaign
now on in West Tennessee in the in
terest of more profitable farming, Mr..
Bradford Knapp, head OF extension
work in the South, placed great en-
phasis on the need for diversification
Cotton or corn alone are dangerous
for any farmer" he said.
Compare the present prices Of food
products with the present price Of
cotton. How much will pound of
cotton purchase in food and feed prod
ucts? BY growing all your cotton and
exchanging it for living you are sim
ply swapping high-priced product
produced by the labor of the other fel-
low. When you follow safe farming,
however, you produce your own food
and feed at cost and sell your cotton
for the other fellows dollars"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-23
COTTON ACREAGE OF
COUNTY INCREASED
DURING THIS YEAR
FROM PRESENT INDICATIONS THE
CROP WILL BE VERY MUCH
LARGER.
aANr INQUIRIES FOR SEED
Farmers Who Have Not Planted The
White Staple ID Recent years VIII
Have From Five to Ten Acres--ln
Culleoka Section.

There will be big increase in the
cotton acreage of the county this
year. especially In the southern sec
ton in and around Culleoka. where
the largest portion Of the cotton crop
is produced. There are indications
that several of the farmers Of that
section, who have not raised a crop
OF cotton in many years will plant
from Ave to ten or fifteen acres.
There is no indication that anyone
will plant large acreage to the white
staple. simply trying few acres a. q
side crop. This is due to tho big
prices that were obtained last year.
Several tenants on rather Indifferent
land, made as much as $50 to the acre
on their cotton crops and this has had
its effect.
E. J. Park, of the Culleoka Produce
company, stated this morning that he
WAS almost daily receiving inquiries
about seed from farmers who had nos
thought of planting cotton in recent
years, even from those who had never
had crop of the white staple. Many
of these farmers. he stated, would
plant from five to ten acres. II prices
are anything like they were last year
the cotton crop should prove con
siderable item In the county this year
1t is estimated that probably 400
bales were made in the county last
year. With favorable seasons. from
present indications, It would mot be
surprising were this yield increased to
1000 bales.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-23
AWARDS CONTRACT
ERECT MODERN PLANT
PRODUCE COMPANY
COLUMBIA CONCERN TO HAVE
ONE OF THE LARGEST IN
THE STATE.
WORK COMMENCES TOMORROW
Entire Third Floor VIII Be Used For
sFeeding Plant, All Of the Walls to
Be Of Glass--Refrioeration and Cold
Storage.

Contracts have been awarded by w.
s. Beasley. secretary Of the Columbia
Produce Company, for the erection Of
what will probably be the most mod
ern produce, refrigeration and cold
storage plant ever erected In this Sec
tion of the state and for that matter
the equal probably Of any in the state.
The building viii be located on the lot
on South Main street recently pur-
chased by the company and just
across the railroad from the Columbia
Ice & Cold Storage company.
It will not only. be large, but It will
be substantially connected and will
have every modern facility and con-
-venience.a It viii be three stories high
and will front sixty-five feet ON South
main street and will run back 160
feet. The first story will only partial
ly cover this area, owing to the ex-
eayatiOas pecassary and the lay nf ths
land. It viii be sixty-five by forty
feet. On the three stories there will
oe floor space Of 23,400 square feet,
making it one of the largest buildings
in the city. n.
On the flrst floor there will be a
driveway 80 that all unloading can be
done under shelter. The produce will
he driven 10 the rear OF the building
and unloaded on an elevator, Of which
there WIN be two in the building. The
elevator win take the produce right
up to the second floor, where the oper-
ations win all be carried on. Live
poultry win be taken to the feeding
room on the third floor.
On the second floor of the building
will be located three. cold storage
apartments and a freezer. There will
be $4,000 cubic feet of cold storage
and freezer Of 1000 cubic feet. At
the rear OF this floor there will be a
killing room of large dimensions.
The feeding room will occupy the
entire third floor. The walls of this
building will run up only few feet
above the floor, the remainder being
Of solid glass, giving an abundance OF
light and ventilation.
Work Of removing the buildings
from the lot was commenced today by
Contractor Perry. These houses will
be moved to the rear of the lot and
rented out to tenants. The contract
for the excavating and the concrete
work has been awarded to Frank
Nicholson. the well known contractor
and Mr.. Nicholson is making his prep
arations to begin actual operations to.
morrow. Work on the building will
be pushed with all possible dispatch
and it is expected that it will be com
pleted by the frst Of July.
Offices of the Columbia Produce
company win be located at the old
stand on Court Square and work on
modern office buildings will begin to.
morrow.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-23
MONK BRADLEY
IS NOT GUILTY
JAKE WILEY SUBMITS TO 3. |.
cHARGE--WiLL GRAY CHARGED
WITH LARCENY.

In Judge Meningitis court Thurs
day afternoon the jury in the case Of
the State VS.. Monk Bradley, charged
with selling liquor without license, re-
turned verdict Of not guilty.
Jake Wiley, a negro, charged with
selling liquor without license, submit
ted his case Thursday afternoon and
was fined $4,000 and given thirty days
on the county road.
The case that Is now occupying the
court is that Of the State vs. win
Gray, white man, charged with far
ceny. At noon the court was still
taking evidence Of the witnesses.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-23
DAYS or GRACE OF
!. PAYMENT Of TAXES
EXPIRE ON MARCH |
UNI Ess SETTLED BEFORE THAT
TIME WILL HAVE TO PAY
STIFF PENALTY.
TRUSTEE SOUNDS 4 WARNING
mo Pleasure To Enforce The Law,
But he Has Absolutsiy on Option In
The Matter--Many Have Not Yet
Liquidated.

Taxes for the state and county will
be delinquent on March 1. Taxpayers
have now just ten days In which to
settle their accounts with the trustee
and avoid the penalties. These penal.
ties are not very large at first, but
they increase very rapidly and few
days will mean several dollars with
the larger taxpayers.
While the taxes have been more
promptly paid SO far than was the case
last year, Trustee Adkisson stated this
morning that there we're still hundreds
and hundreds of taxpayers in the coun-
,ty who had not paid. Many Of these
taxpayers" said Trustee Addison. "are
abundantly able to pay their taxes
right now. They are able to do SO;
they have simply been very negligent.
They think that they have plenty of
time, when as a matter Of fact some
thing il likely to occur that will de-
lay their coming to town and they will
face penalty.
/ Remember, the trustee has no op-
tion about imposing the penalty. No
one can reasonably expect him to do
otherwise than as the law demands.
In these days Of custer laws and SEN
timent for rigid enforcement OF the
llaw by every official, assuredly no
one who waits until after the last day
..of grace can complain If the penalty
is imposed in this office.
"The penalty that will accrue in
March is one and one-half per cent.
In April this has increased to three
per cent, pretty stiff interest for :
little time, is 1t not? ! do hope our
delinquent list will be small"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-23
'F|FTy-sIX BOYS ARE
ENROLLED IN CLUBS
FOR GROWING CORN
PROF. FARRis, COUNTY AGENT,
is MEETING SUCCESS IN
CAMPAIGN.
EXPECTS TO DOUBLE NUaBlR
Youth OF Hampshire And lsom Are
n enthusiastically Enrolled In the
Work and Have Perfected Regular
Organizations.

Two more boys corn clubs have
been organized in the county by Prof.
o. l.. Farris, the county agent.
These two clubs have a combined
membership of twenty-one boys. They
are the Isom and Hampshire clubs.
Both clubs have elected their officers
and the boys have entered upon their
work for the year with rare enthp.
siasm. Prof Farris is confident that
from the two clubs some new records
,or corn yields in that section Of the
county will be made.
The following officers have been
elected for the Isom club: Olney
Savage, president; Floyd Delk, vice.
president; James Taylor, secretary
Eleven boys were enrolled in this
club.
The officers of the Hampshire club
are as follows Howard Leftwich,
president; Carl. .Pogue vice-president;
Ashley Pogue, secretary. This eluh
has ten members.
So far the aggregate membership OF
the boys corn clubs of the county is
fifty-six. Before the end of the month
Prof Farris expects to have this mem
bership doubled. He wants club or
two at least in every district Of the
county. He has generally received
the hearty cooperation Of the rural
school teachers in his efforts, fact
that has been Of great advantage to
him.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-23
FLORIDA NOT In
II WITH DIMPLE
CHARLSE LAFAYETTE ToMLiN-
SON GLAD TO BE BACK FROM
LAND OF FLOWERS.

Charles Lafayette Tomlinson has
returned from Florida, where he has
been for several weeks. Mr.. Tomlin-
son stated that some Tennesseans
were somewhat dairy" on the ques-
ton Of Florida, but that SO far as he
was concerned he was through with
that state. It would be Tennessee and
Maury county for him in the future.
He wanted nothing better than this
section and regardless OF the winter
or the climate was back in "The Dim
ple."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-23
URGES FARMERS
TO GROW FEED

Special to The Herald.
HUNTSVILLE. Tenn, Feb. 21.--
Eighteen live stock farmers in Scott
county we're visited in one week 70
Gently by the new county agent J. L
Hinshaw. OF the eighteen, fourteen
bought feed for their stock. Mr.. Hin
shaw is pointing out to the farmers
lof the county that they could just as
well produce on their farms the feed
they need for their farm animals.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-23
ROLL OF HONOR
NICHOLSON SCHOOL
THREE STUDENTS MAKE GRADES
THAT PLACES THEM
ON ROLL.

The following pupils were success
full in gaining recognition with their
names upon the honor roll at Nichol-
son Academy for the month of Febru-
ary: Fifth grade. Louise Derryberry
and Ollie Lee Jackson. Eighth grade,
Orline Rittenberry.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-23
AT WOODROW
SCHOOL HOUSE
"A GIRL IN A THOUSAND PRE-.
sENTED TO LARGE AND APPRE-
ciATIvE f-srNcE.

"A Girl In A Thousand" was pre-
sented at Woodrow School house Fri.
day night by the TaylorsvilIe school
dramatic club. to q packed house. The
proceeds from the performance goes
10 the benefit Of the school library.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-23
|CULVERT WASHED
TRAFFIC DELAYED

The heavy rain Monday night
vased out culvert across the Hamp-
shire pike in front Of Henry Hills
place. caused much Inconvenience to
traffic Tuesday. The culvert bridges
a branch, which runs out Of Maury
Cecil's farm to Mr.. Hills place.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
@aibingtom.
Senrcttclicn nil finoc Stco.

Senrettelien nil finoc Stco. Wall
bar / Seattle, og forreiten paa lnail-
&c andre Stebcr / Sanbet, bapt nleget
Sopeobrllb ianlconing Ell Snoianer,
iom pco Den ieocralc Het oenltcs til
at bpn1cs. Staten @aibi1gton far
life inbbefattet Seositraf / line
Strofielope, og man fnnl / Ncfncb
Tor ct Stco, bpor @enrcttellen tuloe
iorcgao. Scr foreilogcs, at man
ifltlbc tagc Snbianercn op paa Saget
az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Seattle p1
hGnge hant Der, men pcotomnlcloe
Wplloi1bcoer / Wnibington piloc life
1da ntco paa bette. Ntnl tGllttc Iao,
at Sen melt in6eircmmc 2esnin9 al
Gmlocn piloc uGre, ot E~rpIioenten
bcnaaococ oen bpntc Moroer, men
@ilion par life at f"prnlua til at be-
trugtc Sagen ira Den She - Sopen
mQattc bare lin Sang, nlelte ban, og
Ncnrcttclien mac foregoo Ben 19be
Npril. &riqsminiiter Safcr bar Der
Tor alpct Srore til, at Tommcn ifai
%illlobprbca pau Ell al &c nilitGre Ge-
iGrpotioner / Stutcn, % Ell llopel til
at iaa &nOioneret ~ailiuet CT altiaa
enbcItd flln0eu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
Wuntatta.
Nieb al t2.OOO Meres 0anb.

&ieb al 10000 Meres 2anS. 2. ).
Dunlap al &nroin bar netop lolat
10000 Ncrc$ 9anb, beligaenoc | gig
&orn %alen inc for Gutter, for Ell
Sum al 100000.
Muro tilitnact. en- Wano peo
Napn Sapio TopIiuifp err inbiat /
SGnailet i Glasgow eitcr at bape I'll.
itnaet, at han Tor ilerc War 'ioe1
br1btc Ell Nabo peb Haun SphnIon.
Dc 10 hapbe prret Naboer i%enocnfpr
Glasgow ga Ecplinlfp nnoer ell
SrGtte itiso % br9btc Sohnicn.
Muroercn ilngtebe, oa Siget glen'
ianoteS Ierit Here Waaneoer ienere
Wlsioiiriflcbeu..
Ut Srs Eptctcr brinaer 1881. $.
.. Eorter, Ell 6armer peb Hounoup,
braate iorlcoeu ct @oanlGs Epteter
inotil Spen % mootoe 1881 iom De
taling for oet. 90 BOG erbolot ban
life Den "a giGIbenbe beieIte Eris,
ioet Fctcternc par iolgte peo aon'
trait icr ncseu Sib iiben. Sarmeren
par opg %iprnsict. ba Sortieneitcn par
Den ltcrlic han uoaeniinoe hapee bant
paa ncgen al line Eroontter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
Wuntnnas ME Saatloue.

Se9lslatur foretog Ell grunoig Hepi.
non al Stateils Sope ionlconina Saat
% SiIferi, og Der pil bereiter life Iun-
ger tlihne trpffes iaa itore @erler pao
Wontanas Til6tbeitanb. I~IninoeIio
@epiaing til Sagt og 6iiferi foiter M
$50, moo ST fsr, % laapeI apinoer
Iom Wtpno ma leie benne for at
fitnne BRUCE 8epGr eQer Siifeitana.
On Sreoieoel al benne Sllotrot ifol
anpenoc5 til at iorbebre og ioreae
Stotens Gilot. tSor Solf uoenom
Staten foIter Sagt6epiQing MI $50
pr. Iar - Ell Sorbeielie al affllrot
Oct eobbelte, mcbens iprifilt 9epiQira
for 6iifcri al cole S~iifeortcr og for
Sa9t poa Sitglcp;lot er forbeiet ira
$40 til S15. Gn enfelt Yerion furloe
fsr fife inotil 80 Tlrnb ON Toaeit,
men man mac berefter neie lia mco
%. ut lfpoe Gig for fun at taac
oen@ Sopeo % citerlobc aroppen, cr
bercrter Itralbort, ielp ON oct ifer
unoer Sogttioen, og al Short fam en-
og ionrme Gerion life lfpbe mere eno
Ell | Sobct al SogtiGioncn, iom err ira
lite til 150e Gee. Cpltntpcrne gel
lomltonc, Hoiebltb, Gutter, Hiflono
og CANTON bar oog belt forbllbt oen.
lie Sagt inbtil 1922. De piloe &ocfn
Worntoin Snar og @ieoer err ireocoe
oper belle Staten ilotil 1922. Sipr-
nen er MI inbbeiattet blanot DC Vpr,
Der life al Spgcrne mao iages me6
Sltnoe. @Gperen fan unber pisie
&egrpnsninger ion9eS / Sor, men
for at bripc bennc @pperiogt nlaa en-
Ipeciel @euiaing foitenOc $40 lsies.
Sa9tiGionen for ErGrichonS o. |. b.
er ira lite Sept til lite Oft; Tor
Tnnbfugle er Den ira lite Sept. til
l5be Sec. Tenne iibite parebe Tor til
lite San. Sper belle Staten er oct
MI ltrnibart at orpbe Sangiugle. Gen
ior oprcttcoc @allatin Sagtreierpe er
/ nooen @rao ilopiOct, % ielgenoe
me CT oprcttcbc: Snoipp Wtollntaill
| tSct9llS Soltllf0, StgnDooo Ndftos
nal Sorcit / CASCADE Gonntp; Eomber
Miucr / Gutter Golrntp; Slatbeao /
Tlothcnb Golntp; Spin Butte i
@cipis anb Glorf Goltntp; South
W~toccalin Mountain / Serglts Gorl.
tn. elsie Sogtreierpationcr fan frn
lleierc Determines eitcr Starter, iont
erboloes peo Senpenbelie til Statels
Same @aroen. Gen me Sop inbe.
boloer bcsiloen Ell @eitcmmelie ON,
at piloe Spr fan fallges Tor at iornle.
res unber sSnngenifab, ior.loiat at en-
@epilgning foItenoe $25 er lott / BEN
ne Nnlcouing. Ser iiQcs ogina at
uGre inoiert ct ENHANCEMENT, Der til
laber at pilbe Spr ianges Tor at ipl=
gca til 3oologiife Sauer, Girfuier
o. l. D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
Syo Safota.
Srrplantninasoaa 20oc Mpril.

~opV Slplu.
Wllpcrlpr Norbccf bar pco Ell Vros
tlamotipn crflrrct bcn 2Ooc Nprll
iom Stutcns pfiiclcllc 5rGplnntnings-
ba1.
gcficnot Carer oub. q. Z. @hitc-
henb, Der / u 9lnr bar pTret SGrer
/ Ehormaci pco Stotcna College /
NrontlnQ@, er forlcocn afguact peo
0pocn. San blcu 50 Nnr gamnlcl.
Sarc iur @rrshuppcplaac. aplt.
biNc Iplf pco South Safpta3 Sano-
brIN2itolc / SroofinNa frpgtcr Tor
@rUanoppcplaae / Sebrt al Snmme-
rem. og Noporicl cr lenot Sarnlcrc /
iorificalgc Gel Al Statcn.
lt%bnrpnclic. 8llpcrner Norbccf
bar ubnrunt g z. Slcrgcr al Enr-
fer til Den me CONNER / urben
&rcbS. SfelQc Ell al iibltc Sc9islo-
tl:r toNcn @citcmnlclic ifoI bette 81
thrift Tor gitcrtioen bcticlles al TO
Conlnlcrc,
Nn %n iprinoer up. @pcn @al.
hun cr lou CT iiac Hatten ppcr iprill-
0cn np inn Ntil oitcnfor Spogcpiuc,
ioct mo Der bar itebt pua natlrli9
@aS. TurinQcr iurtirttcS, oa Der er
oc beoitc %Nntp0ninger til, at man
mart pll ItD0e paa Den rene Ollie.
&rae % Sniff brnfnet. Or. q.
Snlnpipll, ell al DC plbite Srgcr /
Nihton % SmcQt, cr ianrnlen nteo
lin &ilIt, hui2 Nupu life pp9ipes,
b"rllfnet / Snatc Greet, nGr nrpnte
IN. llluttcu bTltbte ibct DC TO Wpno
meb &cit % &oQn isetc at fipre oper
@rtfen, bo bcnne UNDER Sslesnin9en
bar iulllnlct % iii Ell ripenoe Strem.
%leu bnbt $4,000 for en- So. ~.
:. Smilep / Belle Sourd)c blep Der
on Sagcn b,bt $4,000 for Ell $50
al Sol'tclnroceu, me ban afilog Gil
buoet uben iao meget ipm at bllinfe
ntcb Sincnc. Set bar iorrcItcn life
lau merteliat, naar man hercr, at
Nfr, SnIIcn Tor life lTn9c iiben ipla-
tc Ell AZ Den iomme Sos &alpc ipr
$1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
Mnint pco Sfulen i Wiltu

Nnint pco Sfplen i Wilton. q. 2.
Niloc al Wona cr al Sfolcroaoet /
Wtilipu bIcpcu pal9t til Erincipnl peo
WpcnS STOLE.
Yrcsichiitorie ifal i~fripcs. Mortt
0ofotaS hiitcriife SeIifab eicr Spr.
b~crcoelier til llbaipclic al Statens
TrcSiehiitcrie. Nprth Safota bar III
|375 uaentliae Ipiier % If Sug-
blade.
Nnrmarbciocrc itillcr Setinaelier.
Ser mclbcs ira %isbec. at Saruor-
bciocre iaor 'tlller cnhcl SorbrRlgcr.
iom maaltc Tor mango oil ipneS bel
bciiprnbtc. Ser fprbres forterc Ir-
bcibstib, bebre apit, eact Trrelie %
$40 pr. Wouueo cllcr mere / Con,
Stpr 2%anobanoel. Ser meIbeS ira
Tolpcf, at 6. =. @urniiab, ficnbt
iom North SatotaS ap9sfonae, bar
fiebt SmitbS &and, bcitaacnbe al f.
$50 Icrcs, for Ell Sum al $4,000.
Settc er Den ~iterite gienbomShanbel
noacniinbc inhaaaet / bcunc Gel al
Statcu.
Gn Milion til &ria. 8. 9. Ser.
aeicn. Ell SonbelSrciienoe / Huahp,
bar ioreiIaaet tine acleeocr, at De
itlllInger lanrmcu til Ct 9rissiono
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06

beltaaenoe al minbit Ell gfiaion Dol
lars. Utillioncn ifaI notlirligpls i'll
les til Hegieriiiaens Maaolgbeo, mei
Nor'lagsltiucrei iiPpner lont pasten'
De, at Eenaene bruac5 iii at unoer'
boloe De reiieroe SanoeIsiolfs 6an1l'
lier meoens Sorisrgcrnc er | art9eti.
Ser er | oenne g~(nIcouina latnmen'
foIot ct Wsoe al DC Sanbelsrei'enoe,
Der bar lit Stem / Iortb Gafota.
Trotcitercr mob "Npnpnrtiian".-
et Wasienlebe al Sormcrc og Sor'
retlrln9smPno CT oenne llgc otbolot
Burton for at protcitere moo Den
Virt'ombco, iom Honportilnn Seagitc
bar nofoloet inbcn Stuten. Ser bleu
al Ilerc Salere 9iort Den TuaItono,
at De leoenoe WGno inoen SrgontIa'
tlonen bar Socioliiter, og at Statens
beoIte Sntercsicr inoenIulbc %ircntnle-
oeS al biSie. 9lanot Solernc npunes
St%atsIenntor Sobn e. TollIon al
@lllSboro, Setter DiprpoIb al @rano
Sorts, 9. :. SorIie al Burton,
Sbcooorc anlbcr al Silaboro % >.
u. OIioit al Burton.
Wonpartiian 2cagncs Sinanccr. -
u. =. Solpnlep, Yruiibcnt for Nortb
Snfotd Nonportiian HcnQlle, bar meo
Scll'Dn til SrganiiationcnS illtanliellc
StatltS gipet Den Spln9ning, at Sno-
trgterllc peo Me0lemmcr5 aontin.
gent op til lite Sec. 1916 bcIeb Jig
til S309,243.50 Gcraf bar 500.
1880 brli9t ipm OrannliotionS-
'ono, nemIia $43,S91.i 40 til Solicit.
tors, S5i,95O.19 iom &omnniaiion
Tor Sraaniiering. $20,0SS.49 Ssn.
lilll0er for GmbcoSmrno % 5000
III Tor Mlltomobilers &cbligeholoelie.
Zen fontante aa@icbebolbnin9 bar
$13,O75, Nciten poiioatcreoe NnpiSs
llilger.
Sanrligt Cp6cuarinasiteb fpr 80.
tctcr. Ser mcloc3 ON Sarmeren Sss
car glicfmall pcb Wilton, at ban lios
tic SOFT onbrnqte 100 @llibels Tote-
ter unocr en- S~traoitof, Oo ban Nierne
plloc moe gobt al %unrcns bpiere
Triier. Ser ON Guqcn loo ban oen-
ne lin @iIlogrlbc nnbnc, men fanbt
til lin Gcorepclic, at ale Eotctcr bar
ooclo9t. &c bnpbe bcgpllbt at gro
pao llofontcrne, % Def inorc al go
tctonngcll bar Ell cncltc ruoooen
Mtoaic. Tct cncitc, ion par igien al
DC btnorcbc @%ilihcls, pnr npglc fua
me Totcter. Der hon0c nbuitlct Jig /
%intercnS Sob, Sormcrcn iamleoe
iowmcn on1trcnt Ell Eecf al oenne
me &internplin0, og ban tlulbc SAD
ifeugcn hnpc irrifc Eotcter pno lit
Noro, men oct bar &c melt foitbore,
bon np0cniinoc hapoe i~rcmbrogt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
Mi6t9att.
Gu beloia 3psnina. Ser Sam

Gn helbig Hssning. Ser Samilier
/ 9pen @liisfielb bar / Ssbet al Sin.
teren paa Ell i9rbeles belbig Maaoe
omgaaet De beie aillpriier, "a Tri-
len begpnbte at fonlme opilnoo Oct
.bobbeltc, MOB bpab ben pleieoe at be-
re, og a%pifiolpet iamtibig ialf opbe-
re og opbcre, blep Der mellcrn enoel
Sumilier bolot &rigsroao. Neiultn-
tct al Sorhanolingernc blep, at So
milierilc flptteoe ian1men, iau Der al
tibli9cre Ter finn blep tire. Seo at De
10 Iamilieiorieraere, Der iaaleoes
bopoc ilnaet fine Tialter iammen, be-
itreb bpcr i'm Salpoel al a1tlrcgnin-
gen, blcp De iltano til at flare Jig
igienncm ligeiaa biaigt iom lore
oooen0e Nar.