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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-05

auto hit auto of Vim. Wallran, 521S
n. Spaulding av.
Morris L. BIumgeId, H. $40 Sedg-
wick, missing. Folks think he joined
army.
$500 in loot taken from home Of
AxeI Christensen, 2472 Orchard.
John Kennedy, 2O47 Bingham,
killed by train after showing his
fiance, Mrs. Ann WOlfnger, Glen
View, out of danger.
Mrs. Florence Duffy, N. Chicago,
accused by parents Of Marie Marine,
2429- Wentworth av., Of making thief
of girl
Unidentified man, about so, crush
ed to death by RavenswOOd 81" at
Schiller St station.
James Allen Grant, 1851 N, Hal
sted, lake pilot, found dead. Heart
failure.
Timothy Whalem, II, 4752 Armi-
tage, drowned in clay hole at Ked-
zie and Pratt avs.
Jacob Resnick brought here from
BayOnne, N. J., on bigamy charge.
Mrs. Sophie w. ResniCk, 1928 N.
Western av., says she's wife No. 8.
E. J. Ryan, "a, 2o2e N. Racine av.,
suicide. Poison. DespOndent over
wife's death.
Fire on 18th floor Rector bldg.
caused fremen bother for few min
utes.
John Women, MarseiIIes, IT,, and
Marie Browne, 214 N. Paulina, ar
rested. John says she hypnotized
him.
DR.. Leonard Lower, 1926 Birch
wood av., killed when auto plunged
80 feet into cheek near Waukegan.
Wife hurt.
Chief Healey denies any Iid-tilting
in old 22d st. district.
Sam Krom, 8, 1879 w. Randolph,
lost. Found wandering in Lincoln
park.
Mrs. Emma Conroy, dressmaker,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-05

attorneys representing all parties
concerned, to take up EdelWeiss Gar
dens license today.
Mrs. Reta Gordon, 916 Calf aV.,
lost white fox fur and $500. Helen
Becker, 10, Cedar Rapids, Ia, ar
rested.
Kathryn HamilI, thrown from
mount at Hinsdale horse show, re-
covering.
Martin WesoIek, formerly of II w.
Division, escaped from Joliet prison
yesterday
Illinois Free Employment dept to
discuss relief for jobless at meeting
in Hotel Bismarck Friday night.
Spencer Graves, -6245 Princeton
av, shot and killed. Police search
ing for ThOs. Preston, 4721 S. Wa
bash av. Both negroes.
John Kelly homeless ianitor, ar
rested in connection with attack on
Louis Zimmerman and wife, 656 E.
51st., recently.
Mrs. Markell, 5O41 w. 29th, accused
by stepdaughetr, Anna, 16, of beat
ing her and placing her in trunk, adj
mitted charge of girl
Arthur and Oscar TobiesI<y, ages
IA and 8, hurt by auto driven by
Michael Funk, 931 Dakin.
Aid. PretzeI preparing ordinance to
stop chickens growing and ducks
quaCking.
Reported that Gov. Dunno would
appoint John 3. Owens to Burke va
cancy on superior bench within few
days.
Fire caused $4,000 loss to Henry
GreUne Coal Co., 49th and Loomis.
Frank Lang, II, 41O6 N. Robey, hit
by auto driven by Ruth Peck, Is, 915
Sheridan I'd. Leg broken.
Edw. Kelly, 1926 N. Park av., beat
en- and robbed of $40.
Mrs. Harry T. Cannon granted d.
vOrce, custody of 5-year-Old child and
s25 weekly alimony. Husband in
proDOc Airac
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MISSION SOCIETIES
MEET At ELM Grove
DISTRICT CONVENTION HELD YES
TERpAY IN STONE CHURCH.
Prominent Elm Grove Citizen injured
in Fall from Apple Tree-Other
Out-the-P1ke News.

The annual meeting ot the Ladies
Missionary societies Of til" Pr"Shytcrlaii
churches OF Wheeling and vicinity hcid
yesterday morning and afternoon IN the
Stone Presbyterian church. Elm Grow
was largely attended. The morning SeS-
s,n,, wns ou~un,i at lu:"n O'Clock with
Mrs. l.. +. I.rwrlIyn III "larE" ot I'll"
devotional exercises. Addresses were
delivered by Mrs. ]. NJ Potter WHO
spoke on "Thinkins Back, and Mrs. u.
I. Wilson. who spoke on the Storm on
, 'abin Creek" At the close or thn SEES
sion luncheon was served the guests
IN the dining rom Of the church by the
ladies' oS the Stone church.
The afternoon session opened prompt
" at l:&G o'clock with Mrs. j. L. l.eEen-
berger presiding. who spoke briefly. The
principal address of the afternoon was
delivered by Mrs. ". T.. Allen Of New
Cumberland. who spoke on the "Remln-
.sc.nces OF the Wheeling Presbyter%.
after which q very beautiful solo was
sung by Mra. r G. Konut2. Another I;-
tercsting feature was the exercise which
was given by the children.
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PROTECTION IS
Continued From First PngeD


Of American enterprise. Il j. no use
20 talk about hours IF labor or COndi-
,ius of labor or wages if YOU cannot
~rr any work ~ ali. The foundation
IF social Justice is abundance OF erl-
pIovmput, is PROSPERITY: then YOU have
= riyhi 70 demand fair share in that
rrnspcrirv, and | am back Of lEal de-
mand every time. because | do rot
want in sr, class anlamnnismS. | want
IN SEQ fair dealing. The business man
vim * Iookinp 10 The future with The
lilo, rhrr All Ihrrr i in his ruuntry
- " rhYnrn ~ rrt IiI1ln mace for
himsnIf and draw ouI from everybody
cleo n,.,rvihinr Won can oct and krrn
!, !. nnt :, ,rnn American M mof;rr
h NO. rnm,, ho nr hi. rnrhnnrs hrrr hrrn
i =, ,,, i"', tso, 49,,
- .. ,I't,[ ,.,,n ,.i.i,,@ &C ,r,,ric, !.
,.i.fdm nv ,r NV .,,I '" f',IT - ,f ,i. IN nomnI"
49,, ,rn nomns, ~ ,%c;, ;nIcrii ou,.
,h", n,.n u.n 'ii AMI ',,In,,.,t,,L
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An Easy Way to Reduce
Flesh
prnn Hot Water and Take Tassco.

Haven't you often wished for Il nlrdi-
cine TO r"hucc your h"Sh" Something
that docs not rrqiir" dieting or raliStcn-
les" W"Il ri"hu here y"u hQV" it i'll
5-grain taSsc" tablets. which You may
secure at {. II. Gri"sl & to.
they ara Pheasant /" take perfectly,
harmless and cause no restrictions at
habit or eating, and reduce" the flesh.
little by lit;lr, until You arc down /"
tho uumhrr Of pounds You wish I"
weigh. Too much !l":h ts undcsirahl' g.
rs most quite stout people will readily,
admit. ana il d"irlCIS from ones good
:,nrraranrr; makes one clumsy and
short at breath.
There isn't any reason why anyone
should hc To" stout. when there's ms
uurh-trird. perfectly satisfactory rem
cdy ut e. IT, GrirSi'S X 60.
'raSscu tablets trl"EI forget til" nam"l
ARE recommended hy pEy::irianS ana ar''
Guaranteed IT, hr perfectly harmless.
Refuse substitutes. il you can n"; com"
la our stare. "" will mai! ta$Sr" il"
YOU.
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF Sons And Daughters OF .'oerSy
Will Be Held Here Friday And
Saturday.

The thirteenth annuai convs7f'oS
OF the Sons and Daughters OK !.lne.,!
will be held in Wheeling tomorrow
and Saturday. The meetings Will taRa
place in the local neadQuarters III iAH
Mutual Savings hank building. Repre-
sentatives from al parts of the state
are expected 70 he present. Grand
Councillor Walter D. Rhea OF PhiIa.
Uthman. Of Wheeling. who attended,
delphia. will attend Mrs. Agatha l.,
the National convent ton at Newhur2,
\. Y. will submit; the reports Of thae
gathering.
In Wheeling there az three differ
enJ societies Of this orsanlxation and
one at Warw0ud. All OF these have Il
large membership and il il expected
that many OF these persons vii! take
mart in the exercises.
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Enjoy life-feel bully: Don't stay
sick. bilious, headachy. Constructed.
Remove the liver and bowel poison
Which is keeping your head dizzy, your
tongue coated, your breath offensive e:
stomach sour and your body full OF
cold. Why don't you get 10 or, 20
cent box Of Cascarets at the drug store
and enjoy the incest, genuest liver
and bowel cleansing you ever expert
enced Cascarets work while you
sleep. You will wake up feeling nj
and fine. Children need this candy
cathartic, too.
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If government, an efficient govern
Hold The Record

Our friends said that We were TX-
rravagant four years ago. Now they
hold the record iDr extravaganza. !
wish | had time TO review promises
and performances, but my time has
already expired. ought not TO ia k KS
much as this out in the open air IN
the early morning considering what
have 10 do during the day. But. When
see great company ike inns CT
American citizens, aud it IS my nl&h
privilege TO appear before them as a
rardidate for the highest office in
their gift. do NOT want single man
10 leave this assembly with any DOUBT
in his heart that the one desire that
have IS 10 he of service 10 The whole
American people and 10 build up is
pros perity 10 be fairly enjoyed by all.
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POLICE PICKUPS

T.. r. Butler WAS taken into custody
last evening by M"tnrryci" Officer Wal
Ter Wurls on Il charge ri violating inc
! rattle ordinance by driving on inc
wrong side If NcCollnrh street. He
VII have Il hearing in police court this
Vim. Dun, a plain trunk. was
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Pals yt1teen Feet.

William Campbell Of the Stone church
road, while uicking apples on the late
T. J. Hugus homestead 1T Elmwood, yes,
terday, about noon. lost his balance ami
fell distance 81 Iltteen feet TO the
ground. He WAS rendered unconSCluoS
Tor a short time. Mr.. Campbell nlight-
cd on his head and shoulders Or. n. T.
Euble OF Elm tir"v" was summoned and
rendered medical aid. after which MI
Campbell was removed TO his home.
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Personals and Briefs.

The front ot the Majestic theatre on
rIain street. Elm Grove. is being re-
pa ini"d.
Walter and Henry Sligcr Of ELM
Grove. left yesterday for Green" county
Pennsylvania. wh"r" they viii spend Il
few days transa?ting business.
The urSt Democratic meeting OF III"
campaign in thc pix" district will h"
held tomorrow evening i'll RlumS phar-
macy. Elm Grove.
The paving "f the national road ho-
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Omaha. Ncb., who discussed the Qu"S-
ton at Issue in all it's various phases
and III conclusion lEndr nm eloquent no
peal t. lhc men to Vul" Tor IN" pr"p"$-
I'd amendment. which Will @i|" lhc wo-
men the right of thc ballot. Tn" con
rluding address was delivered 10y Mrs.
Flora Williams. president Of the Ohic
County Equal Suffrag" league.
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RELIEVED OF HIS ROLL
ON A PASSENGER TRAIN

Local police were notified by Bcllair"
police last night that "A negro arriving
in lSellairn from the vicinity Of Man.
ningion W. Va. mad been relieved o!
$22 while cnroutc IL Bcllaire on Eaiti-
more L. Ohio passenger train No. 55.
The negro whose name was not learn
cd with another negro who has not been
located. were together on the train
when The man who had the roll fell
asleep. He never missed his mnncy till
II" stepped up TO the bar in Be!lalrc
saloon.
Because Of indefinite infornation. po-
lice have not much hope of locating the
missing negro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-12
Rir Sales TODAY.

One Of tho largest hubble sales 10 be
held In the Sand Hin district Will h"
held tndav on III" Winters farm near
sand Hill, whru Ci"rr@" Jones will dis
pose ~ all his personal property.
4 public sale will also l." held today
on the II. N. Sheen farm near Roney's
Point.
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uAdult Kindergarten"

Tomorrow cvcuinE an adult Kinder
@artcn'' will he staged In the Stone i'rcS-
hvtrrian church uf Elm Grove, under
tho auspices OF Division No. . Of the
Pastors Aid society.
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Musical and Literary.

IN excellent program consisting OF
musical AMI literary numbers will he
rendered Friday and Saturday evenings
in tn" Dallas Presbyterian church. un..
der the aus pieces o. tho Young QcoNl" or
the churcl;.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-12

Charles \. Coffin. New York.
c:eorge +. EdnuadS. California.
Mrs. II. Clay Evans, Tennessee.
Mrs. VIM. Dudley F'onikc, Indiana,
Herbert S. FIadI"y, Missouri.
Herbert J. Hagerman. New Mexico.
Frederick r. Hazard. New York,
Henry l.. NigglnSon. Massachusetts
Robert r. Lincoln, Illinois.
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evening in ne Nest Liberty Methodist
Episcopal church, and will H. in Ch"rS"
Of the Roy. Mr. Fellows. II ioun&s-
town. O.. whr wilt II" assisted by the
pastor. Rev. r -. Phillips.
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TO Entertain Jolly Neighbors.

Al her home III lia2"iwuod addition.
Elm Grove. Mrs. Willard Harris will J."
h".it"SS this AFTERNOON 10 members nl
he Jolly Nnghhors tluh. sowing VIII
10 III" PRINCIPAL diversion. AMI Will Ice
followed by the serving 81 refreshments.
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Wilson On Labor

WOODROW u9oe)
The class formedb he
fornidab 10 bete1nent of opportunity.
WILSON Q9O9)
the level of the lowest
WOODROW WILSON. Q909)
day to little
Q99)
These are the convictions of Presidential candidate when he not
IN public Gehen running for ocewhen he not look
ing for votes.
They are the expressions the Scholar the teacher Of political economy
the writer of textbooks and histories.
Not the hasy consdered opinions undergraduate but the deb
crate reasoning of seasoned mind-of a university head
These the that Woodrow Wilson held when he preparing
thousands Of young their administrative responsibilities forming their
judgment the relations between employer and employee fulfilling his
function of Interpreter and advisor toward countless students who have
engaged business for themselves become executive heads vast
tons teachers another generation of future OF labor
These the opinions which he held when he did not expect hold
Office when did advantage him express any other opinions
Woodrow Wilson did not claim become friend need labor until
he had need of labors friendship for his reelection
Because this course typical Of the because it is impossible
know what he really believes how long will continue to believe anything
he claims beeve-becau he inconsistent and ndesve
his reelection and uphold the candidacy and the convictions OF Charles
Hughes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-12
Held Suffrage Meeting.

Tho eulrraT" meeting held In III"
Run"y'S Point United Presbyterian
church last evening was very we'll at
tended. E-v. K. T.. Morris. pastor Of
Tho church. presided and introduced III"
speakers. The principal address was
delivered by Mrs. II. G. Sumney. Of
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tween i:lmwuod and Wheeling Park. is

tween i:ltnw"od AMI Wheeling Park. IS
rearing compile, lion.
Tho mHi"riIy al TN" bridges on inc
nat iuu.I road lciw""u Elm GrnH" ana
West Alexander have been PAINTED:
Tho hanks II til" Fix" district VIII u"
closed today IN "hs"rNnm'" 81 t"'''H'-
buS day. ~
The work. of painting and repairing
Of the bridges on Zig Wheeling creek
is progressing nicely. -
I.uSI ni;-h. :, runC.rg;Ili" nal meeting
was held in IL" First christian church
Of Film 'irUIr.
Tho Triadrlphia district high school
fGorbaIl team Will Z" IL Si<l"rNlIlc SAL
urday wh"r" the high SCl"l team "l hat
place will la played during III" after
noon.
The members "f til" y. &. q. club ct
Tho Fix" district and - Wheeling We're
entertained Tuesday evening ~ IN"
home II Mary ';nrSarh "t Wheeling.
Thr s:IrI,rr h"ld in -. .IHm"s f:van%"i-
zeal Lutheran chapel. E!m Grove, last
night Was q s;IrrrSS.
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picked up by Officer Defcnbach at the
island car barn and Edwin Ashmore, 81
Trenton y. j.. fell into the clutches OF
lhr same officer AT the suspension
hri,1rr en- q charge of being disorderly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-12
Given Fearing,

Pay Sanders ~ West Alexander. WAS
arrested; yesterday i"r hunt iuG on The
William Mn"r" rar;n on IL" West Nir-
Siui;L side. without u !;C"uS". -7nCcr9
vas brought. :" Elm Gr"y" wh"rH he
was .ivan 4 hearing in the afternoon
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Servo Chicken Supper.

All arrangements hay" been romrl"t-
cd by he ladies If the West Liberty
Presbyterian church t"r chicken sup
per which will II" SvrV,! in the base
ment Of the church on Thursday er"-
ming OCTOBER 18th.
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Erar's Rible Class

Everything Is n readiness Tor the big
smoker which will hr held tomorrow
evening in the basement o. tn" Vance
Memorial Presbyterian church at Woods
dale under the auspices OF tho Mems
Jribie class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-12
NATIONAL COUNCGL:

Theodore Roosevelt. N"w York.
William RI. Taft. Connecticut.
Charles Francis Adams, Nassa"husett
Henry y. Anderson. Virginia.
.iih"rt !. H"v"ri,!E". Indiana.
charles j. PonaparI". Maryland.
Theodore T.. Eurtnn. Ohio.
William Hamiin thiIds. New York.
Joseph II. thuatc, NV York.
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Public Sale To-day.

Tho personal NrnNrrty Of Tho lAtN 7.
M Ronar, Sr.. Will bc sold at n public
sale to be held on ;he farm this morn,
ing near West Liberty. Th" sale will
include. Liz" stock. fam implements and
household furniture.
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Senator Warren 6. Harding. Of Ohio,
will discuss rational issues at the Car
roll Club. Saturday evening. Be sure
to hear him.
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President: ". CAMERON FORBES . Mass
yice.Presdent: PHILIP J. McCOOK, New York
Treasurer: a. ". SHAW Illinois
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before Squire Charles Scib"rt. II" plead
I'd guilty and was fined SIS ana costs.
Two others who wee arrested w"i'' re-
leased on :hc ground that they we're not
hunting
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cou,+rv Woman's Club.

The lnenlh"rs of the Country Wo-
mans club at Clinton will he enter
tained this AFTERNOON at the home "f
Mrs. SARAH Meyers.
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Revival Services.

American Guaranteed Paint, at Fac
tory price, S1.S5 per gallon, Louis Paul.
Leatherwood.
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Mayor H. L. Kirk received card
Yesterday from Governor Hatfield an
nouncinG the death Of Col. Philip
Goodwill, of Bramwell member OF
his staff Col. Goodwill was quite we'll
known in this city. His death occur
red October t.
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American Guaranteed Paint, at fac
tory price, S1S5 per gallon. Il. v.
Springer, Elm Grove, ". Va.
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A good old Republican speech on
present-day issues will be delivered
Saturday evening, at the Carroll Club.
by Senator Warren G. Harding, of
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The National Hughes Alliance M New r' York A o

Secretary: A. F. CROSBY E. New York
Asst. Treas: JOHN II. ISELIN :. New York
Asst Sec: WILLIAM ]. NORTON Illinois
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HENRY J. COCHRAN, Treasurer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25
uoforIelsforbuo /
Ooree oe Speriee.

@aibineton ben 2Ooe San.: Sfsl'
&C ct officielt Telegram fra ben
omerifonife @eneralfoniul / &riitia'
nia bar BEN norifc &egiering uo'
iteot 6orbub nloO llbfsriel at SIT
i%elolje.
Stocfbolm, Sperige, 20be San.:
st al oen ipenife @egiering uo1teot
Sprbuo moo l%loisriel al Trpmnsfe
tr9ber / Strait imorgen. Oette be-
tragtes iom en- &epreialie moo eng.
LAMB for Spbringelle al Faffepcit-
paffer.
9onbon oen 2Ooe San: Sberi'
ges Sorbuo moo l1Oferiel al Srp.
masie bar foroariaget noget al en-
Senidtion Der. Sorhloet oil utptl.
icn1t rci,llterc / en- %betpoelis 6or-
beielic al Fupirpriien / England,
ser iipr pil bli fplt al De engellfe
apiier, iom faar en- ihr Gel at lit
@apir % Materiale til Tapirlap'
Ming ira oe ifanoinapiife 2anoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25
Garneeies Peltefono.

Tittsbilrgb, Ya., Dem lobe San.
Taa BET tolpte aarIige Webe Der
ioag af commissioner for Garneeies
Seltefonb blep II beltemooise Sano.
linger belsnneoe. Ser uboeItes 4
Selp- % Is @roncemeoalier.
Mi al oisie beItemooiee 8erioner
miiteoe 2ipet, % til be efterlaote So
miller al fire al oisie bepiIeeoes
Yeniioner paa tiliammen 1920 ON
Maret, og til fire andres gf~terlaote
Eeniioner paa tiIiammen $4,000 ON
Iaret.
glanbt oisie SeIte bar so / n
Saeen, en- Is Mar gammel Gar.
mereut, iom Ben zoe San. 1914 lat.
re 2ipet til u1toer ct Torisg paa at
reobe IIma 6. Sommerielb fra at
bli operfiert at ct Sernbanetog I
ganbp, Oregon. 9e blep beege
br9bt. WebaIicn bIep fenbt til Sa.
gems Saoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25

6on9c or iuloiiTnbia pao Silolpor,
noor ban irGffcr Ell Snmn1enligning
mellcm SpiflonbS Snpaiion al Del
glen % 2%uremburg og De alliereocs
mi0lertibl1c BRIG al no9le Tunftcr
/ @rTfenlanb, lon fife cn9aiig fon
regnes for "Offupation", forbi Bet
te for St~eriteportcn err iteet nleo @rP.
fenlonoS uotrpffeli9c @iaigelie. &c
Iaicreoe off ilonb / Solonifl / fuIo
Sorltanclle meo Den grGifc Hegle.
ring % / oct glemeo at biGlpc Sra.
fenIonos slIliercoc, Serbien. ut
@~rGtenIono ielp breo lin alliance.
traftot nico Scrbien, fan life goot
lpages DC Inlerebc til 2olt.
Is DC iioltc Mnoncber bar Den grG.
lfe Staggering enbpiocrc tiaabt IN.
lfere % Giterrigere at frGnfe San.
octs Neitrolitet ueo at BRUCE erp'
'fc Ger og aplter lom Saiis Tor Bro.
planterlng al line llnoerponosbouoe.
Noor SONG ariltian bsitioelig er.
tIprcr, at ban life ngter at %oenlobili.
lere lin Nrnle, loolpngc lrenmcoe
trooper ltaor pnn grGIt 8rullo, loa
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