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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-09-06

Riverside addition is on its way to
become part of the city. An ordin-
ance passed vacating all the ctreets
and alleys of Cobban addition and
transferring them to C. A. Barton,
trustee, until a new plat covering
Riverside addition is filed. The plat
will show new streets with such fami
liar names as "Dion," Barton"
NMusser" and Carson"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
Anti-Elopement Law.

st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 19.-St. Louis
social workers have prepared three
measures intended to work drastic
changes in marriage and divorce laws,
which will be introduced in the Mis-
souri, Legislature. They would re-
quire that no divorce can be finally
entered until one year after the trial
and would prevent for one year the
remarriage Of divorced persons, in
cluding both the guilty or innocent
parties.
Another bill would abolish the COM
mon law marriage and a third meas
ure would prevent elopements, in
that it would require several days
notice of intention to wed before tire
issuance of a license.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
FEEDING THE WORKING MARE
She Will Require More Care and Fees
Than One Turned Into Pasture
Colt Must Exercise.

Where the services of the mare are
required for farm work, the colt should
be shut in a paddock or in u large box
stall.
a Western authority on horse rails
Ing says the mare that Is worked while
nursing foal will require more care
in her feeding and general handling
than the one that is turned out to pas
ture with nothing to do save raise the
colt. The working mare must be fur
nished not only with energy sufficient
for her to keep up her end of the
work, but she must at the same time
nourlsh another and growing body.
The crushed oats and bran given the
colt will aid greatly in keeping up
his growth and development under
such conditions.
AS soon as he has passed his first
weeks of life the colt should be given
ample opportunity for exercise in
roomy lot. Where he has the run of
a pasture at his mothers heels the re-
quirement of exercise will take care of
itself.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
PEMBROKE
MURDERER
Seeks Liberty On Parole AZ
ter Is Years of a Life
Sentence.

Ed Holland, one of the negroes
convicted in 1904 of the murder of a
stranger near Pembroke, advertises
that he will make application for a
parole. He was given a life impris-
onment sentence. There were nine
negroes implicated and two turned
States evidence. George Holland
was hanged and six others sent to the
penitentiary, where two or three of
them have since died, including the
ring leader, Dick Carney.
The gang were hanging around a
store in Pembroke where the stranger
exposed roll of money. He was
travelling alone and went into the
woods nearby and was sleeping by
a camp fire when the negroes crept
upon him and killed him with club
and a knife and hid his body in the
woods, where it was afterwards
found partially devoured by hogs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
FARM
ANIMAL
FEEDS FOR HOG PRODUCTION
Best Information on Efficient Forage
and Grain Crops Given by Ex-
pertinent Station.

The best information on the feeds
available In the farmers locality can
be readily and accurately given by his
state experiment station. Pigs make
the best use of concentrates. These
can be fed In self-feeder and can be
supplemented by various slaughter
house. bakery, or table by-products,
etc. A by-product to be economical
should be fairly concentrated, should
be moderate In price per 100 pounds
Of nutrients. and should be fresh and
free from taint. srr
During the winter. legumlnous hays
fed In addition to the concentrate help
reduce the cost Of production In the
summer, pasture crops such as rape,
alfalfa. bur clover. crimson clover, rye.
etc, make very economical and eff
cient supplements for hog feeding.
In practically every farming district
In the United States cheap and eff.
.cient forage and grain crops are avail
able for hog production. These should
be diligently studied by the farmer,
with the aid of the state and federal
forces, and used in the most profit.
able manner.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DIR. Thomas
Electric oil for such emergencies.
Two sizes 26c and Soc at all stores. =
Advertisements
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
Team oiskins Corn stubble.

The morning and noon feeds should
be the lightest and should consist
largely of grain, the heavy feed being
given In the evening. Some make a
practice of giving one-quarter of the
daily ration in the morning, one-quar-
ter Of it Mt noon, and the other half in
the evening. Ii the horse has a grain
feed followed by big feed of hay, the
grain is pushed out of the stomach
before being digested.
Watering before feeding is usually
the best practice. The horse will eat
better, and II large amount of water
is taken after the grain has been eaten,
1t will push some of the grain out Of
the stomach before 1t is dlgested.-
North Dakota Experiment Station.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
RESOLUTIONS Of DrSpFcT

Be it. Resolved by the Business
Mems Bible Class of the First Bap-
tjst church, in meeting assembled:
First. That in the death of our
brother, E. M. Flack, on Jan. %,
1917, this class has lost one of its mo.
devoted and faithful members. One
whose knowledge of the Scriptures,
whose soundness of doctrine, whose
unwavering faith, were an example
to all of us of the highest type of
christian character, always worthy of
our emulation.
Second. In the death of Bro. Flack
not only has our class sustained an ir-
reparable loss, but the church has
been deprived OF the wise counsel
and consistent and upright leadership
of one of its most faithful and useful
officials and members.
Third. II is the wish of this class,
with whom he was so intimately asso-
ciated for so many years, that these
expressions of our love and respect
be spread on the class records, pub
lished in the press of the city, and a
copy supplied to the bereaved family
of our deceased brother.
CHAS. M. MEACHAM,
GEO. E. GARY,
c.. E. WOODRUFF,
Committee.
Hopkinsville, Ky.
Feb. IL. 1917
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
BIlII0NS Or GERMS
HOpkinsville People Should
Learn How to Combat
Them.

You can fight off the billions OF
germs which you swallow.
How about the uric acid which your
own system creates?
Can you conquer that too?
Yes, if your kidneys work right.
But if they don't, backache, dizzi-
ness or diScolored urine.
Soon warn you of graver peril.
You must live more simply
That's what Hopkinsville has found.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills to strength
en- your kidneys.
Easy to verify local testimony.
Read this case:
j. j. Moore, stationary engineer,
6l2 Jessup Ave, Hopkinsville, says:
'My kidneys were weak and inactive
and | suffered with an ache across the
small of my back. My limbs and
knees ached and pained; and my sys-
tenn was full of uric acid. My kidneys
acted irregularly too. | read of
Doan's Kidney Pills and used some.
They regulated my kidneys and ben
Gifted me in every way"
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Deans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Moore had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
PURELY PERSONAL


DR.. Randolph Dade has returned
from Chicago where he took a post
graduate course at the POSTGRADUATE
Medical College. DR.. Dade will spec
ialize in eye, ear, nose and throat and
will have his Office in the City Bank
&c Trust Company Building, which he
will open March Is.
Miss Myrtis Bailey is in Chicago
this week selecting merchandise for
the white goods department of Frank.
els Busy Store.
Miss Nell Tandy has returned from
a visit to friends in Louisville.
: Ira S. Ferguson, for the last three
years foreman of the Kentuckian
office, left yesterday for Nashville to
consider an offer with q Job printing
establishment.
Hiram E. Brown, Representative
from Christian county, left Sunday
for Frankfort.
Attorney j. P. Holt, of Murray, the
attorney appointed TO defend Lube
Martin, was here Saturday to confer
with his client in Jail here.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
SHIPPING SWINE TO MARKET
Hog Is Not Cheap Animal and Is Well
Worth Taking Care of-crowd.
Ing Is Not Profitable.

The average hog that goes to market
these days returns very close to sos.
1t is not cheap animal. II is worth
taking care Of on the way, for the
dead ones don't return any "twenty-
hve.' They are dead loss, literally.
Il Is the very heavy ones that are most
apt 10 be overcome by heat, over
crowding, etc. At this time of year
the farmers are getting rid large
ly of old brood sows, culling the
breeding stock. But the money these
old roughs bring is as good as any.
good enough to pay for careful ship
ping. crowding TO economize room is
not profitable when toll OF dead ones
Is paid And they need lots Of water
10 then and under them.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
Mother of Governors.
Hopkinsville, Ky.
Feb. IL, 1917.

In an address before the Kentucky
Society at Washington, David H.
Kincheloe said in part.
Kentucky is well known as the
Mother of Governors. She has
furnished ten Governors to Missouri,
six to Illinois, three to Indiana, three
to Tennessee, two to Arkansas, two
to Montana, and one each to Ohio,
Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Kansas,
Louisiana, Texas, Virginia and Okla
homa."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
ATTENTION TO WORK HORSES
Animal Should Be Fed Right to Secure
Greatest Amount Of Labor
From Them.

To secure the greatest amount of
work from the horse requires that it
be fed right. There is big difference
in the feeding of horses and cattle.
The horses stomach holds only few
gallons, while cows paunch has a
capacity of over a barrel, which means
that the horse must be fed more con.
uentrated food. It also takes more en-
ergy to digest roughage than grain.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
SITUATION WELL.
AT HAND"

II is fact that all grades and
kinds Of roofing have taken
unprecedented advances dur
ing the past ninety days and
will, no doubt. go higher.
FORBES, as usual, being in
close touch with such matters.
placed his order before these
tremendous advances took
place and we are, therefore,
in position to allow our good
customers the benefit of the
low prices at which we bought
our stock. We want you to
share our good fortune.
We have just unloaded anoth-
er carload ofroofing and shall
take pleasure in submitting
samples for your inspection as
well as naming you our rock
bottom prices.
WARNING: Take advantage of
this offer.
REMEMBER: This stock won't
last always and you must act
promptly if you wish to get
the benefit Of our foresight.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
Drop Democrats Last.

II is at least to be hoped that when
the Internal Revenue collectors in
Kentucky reduce their forces. the re-
duction will begin with men Of the
party opposite 10 that which is in
powerat Washington. -EtQwp News.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
Soldier is Modern Atlas.

A modern Atlas was rewarded
when Second Lieutenant p. H. S,
Bezuidenhout, a giant artillery officer,
received the British military cross.
His dugout was blown in by a shell
which killed some men and wounded
others. Bezuidenhout, although
stunned himself, bore the whole
weight OF the roof on his shoulders
for some time and prevented it falling
on the wounded before they could be
removed to safety.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13

A healthy man is King in his own
right; an unhealthy man an unhappy
slave. For impure blood and slug
gish liver. use Burdock Blood Bitters.
On the market 35 years. $1.OO a bo.-
tie. Advertisement
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1917-02-13
MAJOR SANS
DISMISSED
Lexington, KY, Officer Gets
Himself in Bad at
Ell Paso.

Washington, Feb. l2.-Presdent
Wilson Thursday approved the YER
dict of a court martial at FL Paso dis
missing Major j. r. Sans, Second
Kentucky Regiment, from the army
for conduct unbecoming an officer"
A formal statement of the court
martial and its approval by the Presi-
dent is to be issued shortly by the
War Department, il is said.
There were a number of specifica-
tons against Major Sans, to some of
which the War Department will not
make public reference. The count on
which the verdict is based is charge
that Major Sans made a false report
to superior officer. A sealed YER
dict was sent from Ell Paso to Secre-
tary Of War Baker, who, after acting
on it, sent il to the White House.
Gen. Geo. A. Morton, a. u. S.
army officer, is also said to be under
charges preferred by two Kentucky
officers for alleged insults offered
their wives, while stationed in private
apartments near the military camp at
Ell Paso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Sioraa til Sobam Sclmcs.

llbennpnt, S~igblnnouiae, Soma,
$t.0O; e. Ghriitinnicn, @iamar,
Minr., 500; Ole Spen, SopfinS,
Minn., 500; 6. i. ggaen, Oil
IinoS, Mout., 500; Mrs. 8, 6.
Scrbranion. GIitberoll, Winneicto.
500; llbcnrunt, Marmon, %. Q,
$f.OO; Clni CpcrIono. Sormonp.
Minu., $500; glnton Sobnion, Bert
bol0, q. 3, St.O0; MrS. Sauro So
ocr. Hnocr, q. 9, 500; Mrs. gn'
brcip ScbcabcrQ, @ertbolo q. o,
500; Gctcr Go5mI$icuL Storblicf,
Minn., 500; peo Sifcr / Sigh
Groiric Mcnipbco, 50 Nonre, q.
3, $4,000; Wiiia MinOo &obonicn,
1aQo5, ScroS, Si.00; Sobn u. 6pl.
poa, 6rcocricf, z. g. C@ibro9 for
Nouembcr) 500; ira @ritcrn 0opre
.. g. Socictp, @jumor, Wfinn., nco
Gaina @iaoro $1,000. Giliammcll
$4,000. Sioliacrc fuitteret Tor
S255O.t6. Salt S2610t6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Sil Sulcgapcr
Tor Sploatcruc,

Mrs. Ilbert gnbcrion, Slthion,
z. Q, 500; Sloi @icfcr, Stcm.
art2piac, Wtiuu., 500; MrS. Inno
IS. Gci0cn. @ouiicIo, Minn., 800;
Goul Smcnitoo, Gomircp, Minn.
500; Is. :. Glito0, SnNepcnoclcc,
Si2., $500; WIrS. Gbriitiue Gou,
Gc6ar Sails, So, $500; Sobn z.
&citan, Nilo Mice, g 9, 500;
Niii@ Soicpba q. Nolitob, @rocfinaS,
z. 3, 500; &oo 8. Goleu, Ncn
Sompton, Soma. S1.00; WtiiS Goro'
line Die, Glenrbroof, Winn., S1.00;
q. s.. RuHo, @orretion 2. Q.
500; Charlotte Suee. Sort Goo9e
Ga, 500; MiiS Minoe Sobonien,
Ga1o@, SernS, 800; AIRS. 3.
Ghriitoiicrion, Can Claire, @iS..
500; Sorru SlIon, @bitcbal
%Si5., 500; Chr. 9nrion, Nortb.
iiclO, g&i2., 500; Eeter @irfcbp
@oaocc, 2. 9, 500; ariltinn @re
Ocleu, aenictt, Soma, $500. I'll
inmmen SOB, 60, Sibliacrc fpittere
Tor 1890. Salt $tl4.90.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Jane Nooams hyleet.

Snt SprinqS, Mrf., Sen lite Nop,
Sane 9looamS ira Chicago blep ioog
ueo lin Snotr9oen / auditorium
Sbenter, buor 2000 Selegoter til
aonicrcnccn / Snteresie al bcbre Sfo.
Ter / Spoitaternc bar forianllct, giort
til @ienitano for ~itorurtcoc Spotic'
ncr.
Wii8 IboomS bleu p%rHienterct Tor
SoriontIingen al @upernsr @rou9b.
Sun ircmfprte ct patriotiif %no'fab
iii apinoerne / Irfunias uebrcrenoc
Gonierperiu9en al 6ebeniblcr o9 En-
fIrreoe, at oct bar enbuer &pinoes
Ylidt, cnten bun bar intercSleret
Glublipct elcr beifiGiti9et poa Der
iinpIeitc Sarm, at tGrfc aIporllg poo
ocnne ariq % fonierpcre loame9et a
Teoemioler iom mlli9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
SfanoinaricuE
y(nncrifau Siuc,

llu0cr lite Nop. bar @r. General,
oQcnt Nalpor Nurobicn opcrtngct
6irnoct II. { &0Gnicn So &nt..
rcprUieutcrcr6c Tn@ia1croibclinaell
ipr Sfunbiuopicu Nmerito SinicnS
NiNclin0 Tor Nmcrifo. GirnIoCt ont
iottcr tire Noucofcntorcr, Nem 0orf,
Chicago % M~imncopoli&, lem @cnc.
roloQcntllrCr, Bolton, Son 6rauciS-
co. Seattle, 0uIuth oQ Toronto, Ont.
aontnrerne bar tiliammcn $500
NQcutcr, iorOcIt poa Noro- % Spb'
amerlta.
Get RnnlIc 6irnu q. &. Sobuior
x 60. bar prrct Eo5inQrroReuter f.
Sen ShinapoIloliuieua ioritc Sage
Gbcicn, @cncroItoniuI ", 4. Sobn.
ION blcu Tor ire Nnr iiocu rant al c,
opopIcttjif GiliUINc o. bar iioeu ifft
funnel ocltoQc / IorretningcnS &c
0cIic.
Nr. Sailor &ocubicu ser tioliQert
pnr %iuieu@ @cucroloqcnt / Sor
Truuciaco, inotroootc / 6irmnct
1913 % oocrtoa 2coeIicr oco q. e
&ohuiou& Sr1oom Neitcn 1914.
Vi onitcr 2iujcu tillntfc mco set;
me ~cncrQiifc Rcprricnto,t ser bal
crhucruct ii0 itor |opuloritct blonb
Sfou0iuapcr ira Vucjfc Ill Ntlant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Sapan pil bcnpttc
lattuif Sfrtft.

Sapan bar MI oefinitipt beilut.
tet en- lGnge planIagt Ieform,
ilemlig at inofsre oct latinife Il.
fabet. 9ctte er Of flor 9etponing
for SanOets Sremtio. Siotil bar
lcm 6efienbt Sapanerne anpenot
De fra &ineierne laante Sfriittean,
Soeograferne. 0isie err gegrebs.
tegn, iom fan l9ies paa ale Sprog
lieeiom Salene hos Seitens Sole
lag % foritaaes al ale / giten
ligelom aemifernes og Matbema.
tiferneS Sormler.
Gen eitaiiutiife gegrebsIfrift er
laaleoes life lben pisie 5orbele;
men SfrifttesneneS gntal maa
ns~openoigpis bore meget fort,
10000. Bare for at lere Sc Of.
td't forefommenbc Sesn, iom be.
rptteS al IpiIerne, frepes ser
mango aarS Stuoium. Man far,
ga f%nrltaa, bpilfen Sio o. bpiIfet
Telp9r, oct foitcr, at lere at l9ie
% lfrtpe ~oroentlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16

ionte BOG, Der aoor bore nor't'olrie'
rifonifc TSorboIo temmeIig neie efter
/ Semmcnc % piier trGiienbe, bpor
toobeIio set err at pnntc iig meo loon'
te 1Sier % biloc iig inc az pPre no9et.
Tom man huerfen or cIler fan p0re.
@oaen or mrcget norton, % Sorfot'
tcren bar heller life ipnret poa Sati'
rem. SplPSningen ilI9tes meo lepen'
oe SSntcreSic. - 6orcningens Sor'
nono, 9oitor s. =. Sustpcot, reilg'
nereoe oq bIep inopoIgt Tom sercs'
mcolcnr. iii 6ormono / bans Ster
polateS GrcieSior :. Il. Sinacl'tao.
Scr iQicn citcripIgcS al Ginar So'epb'
len Tom @icciormano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16

True translation filed with the postmaster
at DEBORAH. Ia, on Nov. 10. as required by
act OF Congress of Oct. o, 1917.
@aibington, t2te Iop.: Ssfelae
en- toag al Srpiioent 8iIIon ub,
lteot Srore, maa aqe @aaerier !
Satoet, Iom Burger oper 10 Bar.
rclS meo Iel ON Waancoen, efter
cen 1Ooe December maatfe ubtaae
Hegleringslicenie fprat fi1nne ori.
be 6%orretning. 2igeleoes maa ale
Soteaer, Gei%taliranter, alubber oa
andre Gtaslis iementer, iom ierpe.
ter grso eaer andre gageripro.
Cutter al cgen gosniltg, llotage 81.
Genie.
Ser notales Saab ON, at set
reo Si9lp al 2icenIeipitemet % be
Observation-Disclosures, Iom bill
bli lioIteot / Sorbinoclie bermeS,
epentrelt pil lpffes at faa faitIat
en- Stanbaropris al 7 Gents pr.
! Euno 9rsp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Gilt par ~hiemmepirfet.

Srenlont, Mcb., oen 9be Nop. -
MrS. Carl =. SoneS bar iom @iorng
Ienot @penS "Gpbe aorS".Sorening
ct Iar Strsmper, iom bun bar ltrif'
fet al @orn, iom bun iclu bar iplll'
set al lllb, bun ielp bopoe flippet al
line egnc Iaar.
@rS. SoneS, Tom err oper 10 Iar
aantmel, boeoe inotil for Ell fort SiS
iiocn paa Sremont Sslano, bpor bent
oes oioeoe Manb Iepeoe al at fife
% l,bisre iorifielie Slu9S Irbeioe.
San oebe for fire Iar iioen.
MrS. Sones flippebe llloen al
noole 0oor, bun ielp bopbe taget So
re pou, faroeoe % ipanot Den, Jar
pcoc bcn % itritfeoe Den til Strpm'
nor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Stor 6rimerfebeitiuins

@oihinaton Den Soc Rop. Nep
BORT Boitfontor bar inbienbt ben tor
tie 9citiaing pao Srimerfcr | ToItoe'
oortementcts Siitorie. geitiaingen
Ipocr nemIi9 pna life minbre emo
O,202, 300 Srimerfer til Ell .%iarnlet
Iproi al $S, 1913, 705.20. Spis Wer.
ferne placerebcs efter binnnoen piloe
De bope en- iamlet 29n9bc al 5000
WPil.
Werfernc bill bli iortereoe | 1,S0O
Ioffer, Tom ON De iattes paa binan'
ben piI6e naa Ell fire @ange iao itor
Seioc iom @aibingtoumonimentet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Ia Tlcrfeneri blco
:. tiuoOt | oct tNSfc Wt9c.

Tu, ga %crbcnSfrigcn bcpirtcr,
at sc f~rigicrcnoc Sonoc trilcS lnco
at oiiolfcS, fan oct hapc iii SIT
tcrcSIc at pege pao, bporlcoeS man
/ tiNliacre Siber eiter b%crictoc
ariac bar iorisgt at iifrc Soroct
moo Ell iaooan 6ore, lfriper EFT
init NuiS. Huber oen arig, hi
III oplepcr, bar Scr bpuct liz No.
tier for, at Slerfoneri bpr tillaoeS.
"a ser oor pirfelie Ell Sib iSpIf'
LAMBS SiItorie, ga Slerfoneri bar
irbisrt peb Sop, % @rnnoen oar
oaiaa oengana Den famine, nemlia
Irpat for, at Saroct Itllloe aifol'
feS.
Set par / MiSteu al set t1bt
Narhunoreoe, at Slerfoueri / Stn.
tens S,rtereSic pco 9op bleu til
laot. Set par heneau9 ga 80
NorSfriscn bapoe rpboet iaa grim
oia cp / Spiflanbs geiplfnina, a
al Sc II Winiouer @enueifer, ion
SnitlonS babe | 1918, bar Der. 81
Sen wcitiaIifc Sreo blep iluttet, ba
re 4 MiGioner ieien.
: g~rfieuoeIie al, at Nsb niger
Sope fieuSer, iattebe ntali paa ocl
iranfiifc 9arobaa / Niirnberg t65'
ben Scilutuins, at ior Srcmtioel
ifuloe bper Nano bape 9op til q
eifte iig neo to apinoer. &c
i~ntereSiantc biiioriife Sotumell
bapoe islsenoc Srblpo; Ia sc
Seaiae. Honierife HiaeS Hobstil
itauo iprbrer Set, ibet Sanbet | De
lansc 90 bIooiae 30.aar&fris c
belt blcpet ebcIast pes Speri
Spabom o. Suit. oil ri for at ei
Iia.te DC Ienneitcr. Tom or gaaG
tilarmnoe, tiuaoe | De fommenS
10 Mar, at bper WanSSperion al
ter iis meo to 8pinber."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Kpinoelioe
Dhiifyimuslere


N~beroccn, @nib., oen Sbe Nou. 81
1oriea pao of imuele @bi'fp til
Ibcroccn ira Sbelton pil mtIigens
fonrnc ill at foitc Nrreita1terne oereS
me alltonrobil inopeliom Sabet al "a
G.ltartiIoifer @biifp % mMligens Ell
flpffeIig Whilft pao aiebet. Salfalf
t0nfer sllitoriteterne paa at fonfi'fe'
re @utomobilen, iorbi ben er blepei
bcnpttct / Observation-Disclosures.
gntomobilen blep itoppet peo Se.
ron Street @rocn og oe ire aiercnot
WrS. Murp @urcb, Wrs. %. @oroe.
ller og g. Yromafo orreitereoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
&aippr Sdcobicn lpfpmTcs.

Eerionalct au'at pes S~fan0inooi
en- Anicrita &iuicu3 aontor poa
@rooOpon No (. ppcrbro0tc / ScrS
oogS Suteuitninacr / NnIcSnino al
Sailor %"ncobicn& SpcrtogelIc al
Tirmoct u, e. &obuion & 60, &nc.
&eo Nr. &ocobien& GuStrrocn / Son.
torct oncrrnitcNc2 han al en- proqt
fulo Decentralization ~flmitrcriif
opdt / Sorm al en- mUatiQ Ncitcifr i
Roier. @regner % GhrpiantbenuimS,
omrammcuoe ct pcImcnt "Succeisl"
@r. Socobicn taftcSC, ipnlia benn-
oct, for Dem imuffc Spmerfiombeo.
! GoaenS Sob mootop Sen me 0rr.
lioent toIriae @epiirr paa Sen oIn1in.
beige &cIuilie, ban Dor ioritooct al
crbpcrpe iig | itouOinapife oa onlcri.
tanifc areoie. iii Dor ReprpIen,
liant uotrnftc SontorperionolctS Srb.
ierer oaeS alminocIi9c @lu6c opc,
&r. Soc0bienS Se6eIic. ! sc tire pa,
ban iofiilf bar pirfet iom 9inien:
o%meritanltc Gbei, bar ban pitt iic
'om Den ibeclle 6ercr. Der hor Tor
llooet Of ifoiie aoutoret % 9inicl
&aOu ior gicruemicrt Ssilisbeb OF
acknowledged ouerior eubper goS
lager. San bar peo Sioen oerai al
no toget Iepenbe Snteresie / lin
Wfeoarbeioeres % aontoriolfS &e o,
@el.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Soitnant peterien ilipe

Gelp gorf, t0oe @op,: Ssit'
nnnt Sarrp gusuit Beterion al
oen t~orpeoereoe Yatrulie5oao "al
ceoo" er / gebolb, meloer ct So
tcItelearam til Wirs. Beterion ioag.
1cterIon bar bIanbt De 81 W9no,
ser iauncoes fra @aaoen, men &c
learammet tiger, at ban er anfom'
men / @ebolo til 9orlbon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16

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