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Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-23

Frederiek 8. koIie, NJ. D., Pioneer in the Application of x-Rsys in the U. S.; Author of Medical Tsxtbooks; Member Authors .. Committee of America, Health League, Physicians Legislative League, W. Y., and Editor in Chief of Phy-
 sisisns @Who's Who" in N. Y.
 more phosphate than is contained in modern foods. Physicians claim there is nothing that will supply this de- fciency so well as the organic phos- phate known among druggists as bitro- phosphate, which is inexpensive and Is cold by Lee & Osgood Co. and most all druggists under a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. By feed ing the nerves directly and by supplying the body cells with the necessary nhosphoric food clements, bitro-phos- plate quickly produces welcome transformation in the appearance; the increase in weight frequently being astonishing.
 Clinical tests made in St Gather ines Hospital \. '. C., showed that two
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-23
PRIVATE THEoPHILUs AVERY
 DIES OF BLOOD POISONING

Word has been received here of the death of Private Theophilus Avery of Ledyard, who is in service in France He is the son of Billings w. Avery of Ledyard. Private Avery died from blood poisoning.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-23
Returns from coiIene.
Death of Infant Son.

Sidney Palmer Smith, Jr., infant son of Mir and Mrs. Sidney F. Smith of 374 Washington street, Norwich Town, died on Sunday afternoon. He was born on Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-23
Grace Circle Entertains Patients.

During Sunday afternoon Grace cir cle of the Kings Daughters provided a most enjoyable musical hour for the patients at Backus hospital. Miss Mary Gray was pianist also sang several solos, and there was a delightful pro gram of violin selections by Miss Elizabeth Lane.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-23
pIainfleId Name in List.

In the Canadian casualty list of Sunday appears the name of W. Platt of Plainield. Conn. wounded.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-23

lent thinking and a fool man does a great deal of thoughtless talking
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-23

The masculine idea of an intellectual woman is one who is as thin as a match and wears glasses.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-23
WiIcox-Gervais.

Maurice Wilcox of 29 Grove street and Mrs. Magnolia G. Gervais of 25 Grove street were united in marriage on Sept. 14 by Rev. Arthur r. Pur- kiss as the Central Baptist parsonage. The couple were unattended. The groom is S2 years of age and is the son of William D. Wilcox and was born in Poquetanuek. He is sta tionary engineer. This is his second marriage His bride is 32. and this is her second marriage also.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-23
WEDDINGS.

The marriage of Howard Henry Downey and Miss Minnie Josephine Vanderbogert, both of Hartford, took place at the parsonage of the Central Baptist church on Saturday afternoon. Rev Arthur F. Purkiss performed the ceremony. The groom is gun maker and his bride is typist.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
De inoultrieue
Konferencer.

@aIbington. 25oe 6cbr.: SEA-
pital % Irbeioe begpnote ioag
line @~eitrnbeIier paa at iaa etable'
ret Ell nafiunal Snbuitripolitif for
cen Sib, &rigen parer.
Sem Nepr9I entanter for arbci-
berne % lem for arbeiosgiperre
tog ihag fat paa Den panifclige
Sppaue at iornulce 8runbprir
ciperue, Der ifal tiene begse Bar.
tier til &ettciuor / oercs g~ieniibige
Sorbolo, inbtil Sreben er erfleret.
Hlabllaaningerne timber Steo i
grheicsoc2ar.emeltct.
Solfcts Snteresier rc~pr9Ientercs
al 10 ertru Neolemmer. iom n
nalst al arbeiberne % Irbciosuls
rcrrn / SrIesifab. Ger foreIaa
CT Vrptcit ira Socialiiterne, forol
De insen &eprGientanter bar til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
8repcenlur.

@oibingtonL 25oc Sebr.: Com
ct Miboel til at faa unocrtrpf;
cen @irfiombcb, Ion briues al III
lie Spioncr beri 2anOet, bar Eo't-
oeparteneutet paabuot en- ino'
oaacnoe llnoerisgelIe al al Toli
til l1blanoet. Yoit berfra Norb.
nelten pil bli inIpieeret / Hcm
Dorf.
6orat lct.c Mrbcioet er Der op-
rettet Here SiItrifts Snlpeftioncr,
% aac 0repc iii uolanoct pil iii
ceniurercbe.
Eoit ira o@n inno Itlige Gel al
2anoct ril bli inipieccet, / Sa1
Mn.onin, Jcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
Nabnino al
peace Riper.Sanoet.

Scottle, SEN 2Goe Tebr.: Taci,
tic @rcat Gaitern-@oncn / @ritiih
Gollmbia er / oiSIc Gage blct
iolgt til TrouinlerpS Heaieriu1
ior $1,100,O00. SalgSoofumeluter'
lie unbcrtesneoes Der al Eropin-
lens Serntaneminiiter % Sern-
ntantcr ira @ictoria
&C &oncouper, Iom efter Sperens-
fomlt mpoteS beri Seattle forot
afIlutte &anbelcn.
Get ifol bore Mcgieringens
Seniigt / Den nGrmeitc 6rcmtio
of iorIGnpe @anen ca. 500 Mil
ino / BET ~frig.bare men biotil noe.
ten utilgiGngelige "Eeace Hiper
Country.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

paa Wois"; men | @rue oe paa Sin.
ifogen bar Der aIbrig Iepet "ilige
Gpr", iom 6orfatteren tegner!
Nof er oct = bapoe life 8rue Sir.
fe brGnbt / isrite apartol al bet nit
tenoe Marbunoreoe, oiIoe @lommer
ba reiit meo Den nosle gar @ienere.
Ga General 9erIbiua bsieoc tit
blottebe Sopeo peo 2~afapettes @rap
og ubtaIte bare De fire Orb: "2a-
%fapette, ri er ber", bolot ban en-
Gale, Siitorien nIorig bill glenlme.
G9iars: Seq fon1 iaa % panbt" ,
bar life beore.
@i mao peofienbc os bare ct enfelt
Hrincip, at Waet er Net, % ma life
uioe al bperfen Spliombeo, Senipn
til Sun1aniteten eller Smroefommen-
bco."
"Gi bill opta Gourlano, brineenoe
inb 60 Willioner &llsiere, og ben
~rllsiiifc Mareribt bill ba life rioe os
longer"
"Si nlaa ia 9elgien % norolige
Sranfrige".
"@ubs Sorbanbelie er .orcr sSranf.
rige. Tortugiiiife 9eiiooelier maa
foripinoe. 6ranfrige ma betaIe til
blobtappet."
"8i mac ia Ell lterf Sreo".
Get er ben tpife General bon 2ieb,
iom taller til Observation-Disclosures
fen | Sale.
Ser er intet anoet Spar paa Zig
Gale enc Ell fort Gale, ieg bill citere
ira Teroensbiitorien, % iom lpoer:
Gu bar forfeit efter BLOB; met
Dig M / 9loo".
S Noro Safota err Ser paa Gale
at faa onlosbt 9ismurct til @ilion.
gr Der observation-disclosures, ionl
fremoeles bolOr bnarbt paa Napnet
Sismarcf, iaa prep meo @ulmalning
= paa @ismurcf naturIiguis.
.@i err MI / arigen. Sore Gutter /
Sranfrige boloer en- Gel al oe f%rennite
Sfptter9rape, % amerifanif gloo bar
flpbt. Gnbper amcrifaner, Wanb og
&pinoe, Itor % lioen, mao MI gipre
lit til, at ber blir arbeioet meO Sper
% innber Sambolo % Samfslelie.
Ser gi9loer life at tiene Henger fsrit
% fremit, men at %prooucere % at
gipe. Wi ifpIoer gmerifa alt inbtil
libite 9looSoraabe. Sfisnner ou life,
% foler on life oct, iaa pil ioa i%iffert,
iom "ben gantle al Gage" enonu le-
Der, Ben Gag fomme, oa on meo
Sfam % slngIt maa ifillle Dit aaipn,
forbi on ipeg Din bellige SO ON at
bli en- tro Berger. Gnten er Ri Sine.
rifanere eller S~orreoere. Ger er IN
gen treble Sing at beige. Gnten er
pi MI meo poa at lette eler at tpnge,
itppe paa e1er boloe igien. Silnge
Yrepeliens elmer og Iar bill BET bli
mer euer minbre for bier en- at os.
SiGlp os @lb at gierc Dor Tligt %
bebe: "Sfe sin Silje!"
SIR
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

ifisnt man bar itriiffct fig Ell bel Del
for at afbipIpe oct prritc peb Orr
i~ibSbirIp % neo Hobatmprfer poa
iorificuiec 6ornebenbeber.
Wr. Smbabl opboloer iig M |
Teeorab, bpor ban bar toget anipt.
teIie peo "Gecornb'YoIten" iom Ma.
ifinl9tter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

Senator Gnmmins' Sritrm bpo.
Sra Wolbington melbtes oen 27be
Sebr., at Mtrs. q. .. Gummins,
Sliltru til Senator Gummins al
Soma, ben foregaaenbe aften bar
aigaaet peb Osoer. SIM buffeoe
unoer for Ell 2lin9ebetpnoelie efs
ter finn ire Cages Spgelcie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

itaaet, men Oct forfInreoes, at
bisie arbeioeres SnteresIer oil bli
iparetaget / oen alminoelige Sper.
ensfomit, Iom epelltuelt pil bli
opnnaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
STRANDED Oamper.

Santiago. Chilli. Sen 25oe Sebr.
Gen omerifaWife Camper Sen
ira. Ger gaar i &ute melcm Ner
yorf % i~origieliee Same ! Chit,
or itranbet i Nrrbcoen al Goro-
mel % anto9eS at pGre totalt Cab.
Manoitabet r~coocoeS, % eli Gel Ct
9ahniuger bIep bicrset.
efrtp otter Trsprcremptartr az "fecpran
Soften % Sse srnsn". siuialie 90 u'S no
byebte nerfis slab I glmerito-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
gecornh 90 Smefn.
Silbaec fra Torsc.

4llCb|ItlNlC IpIl tuN IuNNlNI NllNi
CmouhI, &litru oe , Barn. Vtr.
GmoahI boeoe / flere 9lur / Tccornb,
hpor han bar beifiGiti9ct lom Y}aitin.
iptter peo &lItberan @lbl. &otle.
san arbeioeoc ogiaa nogle Nar /
"Sfonoinopen" / Chicago, ilbtil bon
ior 21a 9or iioen reiite til Norge.
Heiicu bio iorIeb hcloig. Sfibet
uialf ira 9torge Sen zoe 6ebrlar %
off oirctte til 9tep Norf, huortiI mani
mlfom Den 1Soe fIebruar. Otter ben
ipopanligc Snipeftion al %Sn0oau.
Observation-Disclosures, iont mi uloer
NriQCn err Qaulte mole, lap man u0cn
noqcn Decentralization pi0crc. Wir.
Cmloabl nHpute, at Scr paa ellis
,Salano bar tagct / 6oruarlng ca.
POO Spioner o. HcrIoner, lom Wtpns
oiahcoernc hupoc mnoct ~ucopcnoig
al lifre iig.
Cm 6orholOene / 9torge uotaltc
ban, at De er megct alporlige; man
lencbc itabig / ipGnot Gorucutuing
ON hpno oen nplte Gag piloe brlnae.
arigcn raieoc 10 / al lin NGoicl ltge
u6cnior Shleoeren, % Srutningen
al norite Sfibe foregaar oa9itst, Ser
er iolt iGnfet onltrinQ 500 uorltc
Gurteicr, bporpco ca. 1000 SienUno
bar lat Sipet iii. Gen uorltc Sip.
mnno3itano5 heltcmooi9c SnoiotS ior
at ifafic &anoet bets 6o~ripninqcr al
SepnctSmioIcr og andre Ncbop bar
patt @%cunoring, oA mon Itaar / ltor
SntncmmeIighe0agiTIo til De topre
norifc Siegllttcr.
vi Sc to~rpeocrroe Iortpicr3 @cipt.
Ringer Qoar Ser Ell Wa9ic Icoiae, %
Oct or pnnIteliGt Tor Dem at lin0c pas.
icnnc @citiritiQcIic. NIenc al Naui-
caterer (Stippcrc % SmrmUno) cr
Der ca. 1900. Nom har lorieat at
Nioe Sleioltcnc ct Nortrm ueo NM
irttclle ionpcI / oiientliQe iom pris
uatc Stiliugcr; men ser cr nIliQencI
mcNcu &cbiqhco bIonot bcnt.
Nr@nebcn err oQioa ct al sc oIIer-
pnnitcliQitc 4robIcmcr. 4nn @ruuo
al oC iuUre Eri2itiQniuQ poa Mate
rioIer or NpbnQniuA inoitrpntct til
en- llbetpocilghco, Ncrtil fonunlcr
eli betpoelIG %Sn0pan0riug al 6oIt ira
De trigiercu0c &ouoe. Sctte bepir
feoe. at Sen aIIcreoc ior bcrifcuoc
&llaneo iorpGrreoc2, % oct par en-
nIninoeItq Goretcelic at ie Golf /
Gpertisicmeuter / Iuiicrre uolouc
gclennlnger puu 800 o. 1000 SIR.
I'll Dem, iom flnoc Qiue Cplp2uingcr
ON. hpor man fuloc iaa Icic ita Nu3
ooer Nope0ct. : ariiliauio hpor 9Pr.
CmonhI bar opholbt llQ / Gr it0itt
80 Mar, bar Nu@neocu uUrct ipr
liq itor, oQ Der. bar uUrct Here bun
oreoe Tnmillcr huapiIoc. Get famine
hor urrct o8 cr GilirIoc / sc andre
norife Nper, omcuo / uoact miuorc
@roO Get oiieutliQc bar ocrtor nm.
oct oct u~ooucnojat at optorc @aratter
ior at aibipIpe 0cu puritc Nen.
Npuo &cucutItaarenc anQaar, iaa
g " "''p'' '''''' ''l' l'oo'1' yrs
,''.,"" =" >'p2'o'I'o',uto'' nan
S,,''',S' VI oVt q ","','' ~'''lI'''''''
l''. ~ '','''" y Hti'''2 'Vt
- w ~'''''''"' d I"H'l II0 az aie
"',,'"''s'' u" Not'C''''a'H otrN'
'o''' ,"' 'L"'!'N '"'l ''4' ''''''
49, 'N''o''V ''c'u Il Vuu
l"'''. ''' ''' .'''' 81 SI''tl'leH a.
~"'U'','' ira ''o'o''oVI uor o"
I't '''' L'I''p"t'ti' oN 8l'l'l'''l W
lN''' "''' u l~'la''I'''e >oloI nar
mum i''' 'u"'l III OCT teHI haoief'
n,an o., y. ,'''''t'tu to'i'
r. an mn ',"t'''
f,n a.. IUi
-, ,.''H my
ana ." '"'
! So. ;a,'.
r;,t ;or ;f@ ., 'y!.. 'a".''
ior;t;cn;,o S;,,, wv, '1',,',o' y. i"u
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

Mrs. y. 90. Beterion fra
Sprirg 8rope bar / 0ecorab
6reongs.
WfiIs FauIine Sanooger
Galmar bar optaget &rbeioet Ionl
SpgcpIcierifc ! Nsoe aors.
SEQ Auftionen hos u. Z.
See / NGrbeocu al Ssiion iorle-
Sen ioIQtcs en- ao for $152.50.
@isIe Sec, Iom III er Sol.
sat / Camp Goop, beie9tc iioitc
llgc @cnncr pco 2iltber College.
arnolo Gitenritb bar bperott
iiQ / @GrclS Si9nalforpS o9 CT
rciit I'll Sort 2enpenluortb, Sans.
Rational Meef Of Song Der
/ 9Dcn gup ct 0uerifuo paa 500,
iom bIeu ifiGnfct Gccorab @oIpi-
tai.
Mtr8. q. q. G~uanoabl %
Tottcr ira NtoIon Gitp bar 6cnnc
llgc bciegt Slpgtnirpcr / Deco
rdb.
&. @ Gbriitopher ira Scran.
tom, q, 0of., bar n0li9 pGrct Der
ncoc poa 9cIsg hos SlG8t o8
Ncnncr.
Nii5 2i56ie 8iIbertlon bar
ppret en- Silr til Wisconlin paa
IN Tiiit hos Wtr8. Toltor Stts
man 9torobp.
NtiI8 NeIen @iorafer ira
minneapolis hmr ppret berne0c
pna Ell &iiit hos Y~roicaIor oJ
Mrs. ". W. Houelitab.
@enrD llSgnuro bar / noAle
Gage bcie0t SIUgtuiuger / SeIper
unocr Ncrmiaijon ira i'm %oit peO
6laoocitationcn i Chicago.
Mr. o. Mrs. Carl &icf tom
&sroog hcrtil ira Ganbp, Wtinn.,
Tor at operppre Neqrapcllcn eiter
WirS. &icf5 6ober, Ebonru8 Go3.
mltaicn.
Wiia Gatbinfa Vrcl3 rciItr
/ 9cguuoeIicu al llQcn til 9pror,
Wiiun., pnn en- Giiit boS lin BRO.
DER, Faitor S. &. St. TrulS o.
Gouilir.
@utbcr College 9oifctboG
"Gcom" ipiueoe iorrige llgc i
NortbHcIo mco Geomcne ira ct.
Nloi on Carleton college % table
beJ9c Spill.
Mrs. Nm~urDIon % SON.
iom bar tiIbrogt oct mcitc at &in.
tcren hos Nopofat oG airs. s. u.
NcIion rc;itc Eor50op tilbagc til
I>utitcr, u. 0af.
Ole Gboriou ira &eIpcr er
bcnuc llgc tiliInttet 0ccorob. ga.
miIicn nil foa lit Nicn / Weit O..
corob, bpor Nfr. GborIon iioitc
@rit fipbtc Gibbs tioIi8cre Glen.
Dom.
Mr. oQ Mrs. Tctcr Ncrom
oa Cater, lom Ell Gio bar pGrct
her paa @eipg hos Nfr. Ncronl,
6orGIore, DIR. % N}r4. :. ,.
&crom, ijoir 0naong tiIGoge ii!
III Nienr i GIoroiac. Mont.
Minncibitf Gountn @oufers
H@ioclotiou bnpoe liraoog lit
Meoc / GoImar. @IouOt onoet
blep oct beiluttct at bcpil9c 1885,
til @oIcboa lloimr for G~ountucts
Soloatcr i 2cjrcue % pes 6ron
ten.
@ootou &obonjen, iom / Sc
lj0ltc lem Nnr bar urrct Smotppt
iutalr pou ~2ccoroU Y item, re;
tie %oroog til Ntanitomoc, @i2
huor han bar tngct Glooa peo ct
Sfib2brQQcri. Mor bar ier urbci
oct i iamme GoN. Sans GamjIit
nil, iaIial0 iu0tiI uiotre, iorbIiuc
her / @Den.
Dir. &Nrn @iulatc, Ser &.
tituot i0r III Arbejoe bIan0t 9lr.
mcni1rut, tOlt, ior en- itor 6or
iamlin8 ! 0~p,rohuitt Spuoal@
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
E.m WoOariel!- Oh 'burbe life

" MI lpilbe no9eu Sib ier ou nnoerieaer
po,t ganb aittin Gountp. oa bet bebite
burtiet plutfes no. Netpp bet Stptfe BIZ
piloe bape, fan blipe td9et bpis ou penter.
Gette er ben bebite Sib at blipe fGrots for
en- fommenbe trapel SGlou. Grin ibag,
e(er TOM. 9lrnolb. Qano aoent, Nod So
lamb haillpap, 1876 gSoluin Slb9., OuIntb,
Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
ctialas btuiat. s Musiel=

ibel Tiltriit, Montana. Gee. q, Swp.
10 D., 8anse - g., a Wil peitenior Sus
matra. Ieuns Section er 81 Procent Camp
plos 9aub, n9r Sfoler % airfer oa Ell Sp
al 400 Sterrelie. Vriien er SO 90 pr @cre.
ON lolot ltrar; 1000 betales %fontnnt. me-
oens Der paa Gelteu slpss oeuitanb efter
6jsberens Norgootbeiinbenbe, Norelpera hos
eder ~tilifrip Giereu, Iiarie 6augen, 0ecorab,
Sopa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

ifaffe ocn nsbpertoige Soripnin9
herof itibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
StGffars @nt!

Gcputp Sberiii u. St. 1ruiten
itaatte Der ON 9ogon ia en- una
Mfano, hilbert SngebrctIon nGr
Sonlber, til Sino8iuge.Alpl /
9herofee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
Seitnant Sruen nn.

Sarol9ge Grlins Iboen er blet
2eitnant / the Gental H%eIerpe",
beretter "aenlett Nep5".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
cnifes, 5iueic, 5iial9s
, % Gftcripprgiel.

Wu~ertisicmenter nnbcr p%uennGpnte 5ttel
\ fuiter &c pr. Orb, Tauu % Noresie ttereg'
I net, for 6per Cana. elucrtisiemcnter int.
! taaes lite for .ainore cub 80 Gents. Fenae
! naa uirauisrlis mebisIse ane Seitiatnser.
! Get lsnuer fs lite at busfbre iaa imaa
I GUNNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
>iKal0S. 100 Ncres / Mouu=

- trail So, q. Tat, til $3.50 pr. acre,
poa lette l,ilfaar. Mteh nupGrenoe Triier
paa Tarmprobutter burbe bette 0anb betale
for iio paa ct liar. 'Darrp Gberbarot.
Wilaco, Winu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

m ~ IS>~<~. sor 6usholoniuss parer I'll
NJ tOt0ff S0[Ier Wasifetnteu o. aasrs
~ Steoer. S~prtriuIip BetIenin1 ri ueoiatte Rrtier
The Boyd Transfer Co.. Minneapolis. Nina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

SiialSs.-Wontana 9ano. vi
bar @oottieb paa opoprteoe Marine I
bet beremte Snoitb Saiin. Strlp efter
Vamile. os lriSliite. u. Carton gauo
So. Qerpistolpn, Wontana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

cp~lnein -Sbortborn = 6nernIeD:
~ "@raoe" 6alpe al COB Race. Smaa
GA opouer til ipp Moaueoer samle. $1,000
iii S35 90. Gllsr beblte Barber lrembubt.
Oaiaa Glore apGs tiliolgs. 2ilitrip Faul
Solution So, Soutb ct. Faul, VI nm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

SilialgS. = Surtrinliae Gairp
- Iurme meb % uben geiGtning. 8iuts
o9 paa lette &ilfaar. Toroelastio ior Ston.
oiuauer. @obe Ven9eanbrinseller. Ntpt
lfauoinouiit Excitement. $. runb, SdnrenS,
Stiego so, Dem 2ort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

WrS. Bella 2anoarlB Sberuel
fog for Ell 1io iiocn Iilfeo Ionl
Sfclenlperintenbent ior 8prtb
60, Og rctte 8ebfonmen0e bur MI
uOnGpnt Yrof. 8. &. Sarlano,
Gttama, 81, i ben0c5 Steo. Wr.
SarIano er bel norltitet for Den
FoIr, ban nj ooertar, og er frd
ier al goot fjenot iom Sfolemano
/ Nortbmooo. 81 bilier BAN pei
tonunen til @ortb County igien [!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

Oamo. = 9tgt Settlement !Slem=
- lo9ere o9 ",Suueitors" inobpbes til at
unberisoe port eauo. On pil Ilnbe tore
Gobttieb o9 iortrinlige anlebnin9er. Stls
lfrip alin9reibe, @rom GOd, Wont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
Smaapluf.

". .. Sraooloitao bar Ons.
Dag / Nep @dmpton | Sorretnin.
ger.
Wirs. y. 90. Yeterion fra
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

Sreo Sperbolt rpr Wanlp liz
mbcr Scoingring en Arm %lfaorc.
al libt ncoom glbucn. elsie
"guS5". Saeene tar Ct Sip euer ct
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crowd, man who was trembling with
terror quickly made his way to the
platform and whispered:
"Liberator, the floor of this build
ing is giving way! The beams that
support it are cracking"
BE SILENT" replied O'ConneH to
the frightened man. Then turning to
his unsuspecting audience: My
friends, you are very numerous. Let
us go outside and hold our meeting
A few arose and went out, but most
of the crowd still kept their seats.
Then O'Connell added:
II see that l must take you all into
my confidence. The floor is giving
way, and we must leave this place at
once. If you make rush, there will
be panic and the floor will fall the
quicker. Let the twelve nearest the
door go first, then the next twelve,
and so on"
They obeyed, and he quietly waited
until all were safe. That accomplish
ed, he walked across the bending floor
and reached the door at the moment
the defective beams gave way.
Thus did one man, by GOODNESS and
bravery, save multitude.
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MAKING A MAN.

Hurry the baby as fast as you can.
Hurry him, worry him, make him a
man.
Off with his baby clothes, get him in
pants,
Feed him on brain food and make him
advance.
Hustle him, soon as he's able to walk,
Into a grammar school; cram him with
talk.
Fill his poor head full of figures and
facts,
Keep on a-iamming them in till it
cracks.
Once boys grew at a rational rate,
Now we develop a man while you wait.
Rush him through college, compel him
to grab ,
Of every known subject dip and a
dab.
Get him in business and after the
cash
All by the time he can grow a nous
tache.
Let him forget he was ever a boy,
Make gold his god and it's jingle his
joy.
Keep him a-hustling and clear out of
breath,
Until he wins-nervous prostration
and death.
Nixon Waterman.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-18
THE AGE OF WISDOM.

mo man really knows anything un-
til he is 40 years old. For when he is
IS or 20 years of age, he esteems him.
self to be a sort of combination of the
seven wise men of Greece in one per-
son, with Humboldt, Mezzofanti, and
Macauley thrown in to make out the
weight; at Is, his confidence in his
own infallibility begins to grow some
what shaky; at 80, he begins to wish
that he might really know tenth part
as much as he thought he did ten
years before; at 35, he thinks that if
he were added up there would be very
little to carry; and at 40 the great
truth bursts upon him in all its efful-
gence that he is an ass. Mgr. Ben
son.
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THE LESSON ON THE OLD
CHURCH CLOCK TOWER.

Son, observe the time and fly from
evil
How often have you read it on the
clock tower of the old church-the old
line from Ecclesfastes?
| Which way do you go when you
walk to old st. Mary 's-for of course
you do walk there, some time or other
you can't be a real San Franciscan
unless you do, for old st. Mary's is
as much a part of San Francisco as
Mob Hill or the Ferry Tower.
Beautiful, dignifed, simple old st.
Mary s-standing there at the head
OF Chinatown, on the slope of the Cal
ifornia street hill-you can see it's
cross outlined in electric lights at
night-far, far up in the other part of
town, and opposite it CLEANS the gild
ed bells of the heather temple which
marks Sing Fat's-the great Chinese
shop, just across the way.
Son, observe the time and fly from
evir'-do you catch it first coming up
Grant avenue, past the florists with
their gorgeous displays, past the won
derful shops with their rich silks and
lustrous satins, fairly calling to you
from the windows; past the great jew
elers and the little antique shop-to
st. Mary'S at the head of Chinatown?
Or, do you come to it, up California
from Montgomery and the old Califor-.
MIA Market; or, have you walked down
from the Vallejo street stairs through
Italian town, through French town,
through Andalusia, through Chinatown
all tinsel and glitter and embroidery
and little breakfasts being carried
through the air on mysterious trays,
and sleek heads and round cheeks
outlined against the upper windows
| Son, observe the time and fly from
evil?"
How long it has stood there, the old
church with it's clock of warning
how much of life has ebbed and flowed
and surged up to it's doors and in to
the very feet of the high altar itself
Son, observe the time and fly from
eviP'-let's carry picture of the old
church and the objurgation under the
old clock with us today-there may be
a message to us in it all.
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HOW THE KANGAROO GOT ITS
NAME.

When Captain Cook discovered Aus
tralia he sent his sailors ashore to
buy the body of an animal which
he saw in possession of the natives.
After the bargain was made the men
tried to find out the name of the
animal. But the natives, not being
able to understand English, replied in
their own language: Exam CARGO, %
which meant, Il don't know" mean
ing that they did not know what the
men were talking about. The sailors,
however, thought they had the answer
to their question and reported to their
captain that the animal was called a
kangaroo, and so the poor kangaroo
got a name that did not belong to him,
and has had it ever since.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-18
SOM EWHERE.

Somewhere is one who holds your
words as DEAR
Who trusts in you as in no other
friend,-
Who thinks you true-though you
may not be near
Who, Loyalty, will all your acts de.
fend,-
Who keeps for you a place where you
abide
With none that may take from you
any share
OF your domain,-but hides you there
with pride,
And, willingly, would all your sor.
rows bear!
See to it, then, you no such faith
betray;
Have reverence, if nothing more,
for one
Who puts you first, and thrusts the
world away,
And, for your sake, all other loves
will shun!
At least be kind; cast far contemptu-
Gus thought
For towards fit, lest lasting grief
you give;
An arrant knave is he by whom is
wrought
That which makes life for one a
pain to live!
s-ASoadey,s n G T.