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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
CAMP 17f TO JOIN
CONFEDERATE PARADE
Members Vote to Take Part in Re-
Mon Next May.

livery Confederate veteran in
Washington will wear the old gray
Uniform during sthe annual conven-
lion and reunion of the organization
hext May.
Action to this effect was taken by
the members of Camp III, United
Confederate Veterans, at Confederate
Memorial Hall, last night.
The organization decided that its
members would participate in the
parade and review OF the veterans by
the President OF the United States
and for this purpose new uniforms
are to be made.
James T. Petty is chairman of the
committee on uniforms, and a report
submitted by him last night resulted
In the adoption of a resolution that
no member of the camp would be
recognized during the reunion with.
out uniform.
The officers of the camp announced
that from reports received there will
be more than 100000 people includ.
inB the veterans and their families In
attendance at the reunion
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
Forty Bookings Already Made
Here on Ships to Sail When
Peace Is Declared.
WILL VISIT BA1TLEFlsLDs
Steamship Agents Anticipate
All Sailing Records viii Be
Broken.

p An unprecedented rush Of American
tourists TO war-ravased Europe i'm
meo,a.eIy ste the cessa.oh OF nos.
ulues VIII 90 tne hrst aiter-eHect Oh
.ne war
women VIII make tne principe part
y, tne nrst nesre 70 the seat OF &c
ZION Steamer hhes IN NC" .ork anu
otneI Eastern ports nave peen as
'ounoou az ,ho re,se huper y. ps
sases engaged ana oeposits mace lot
Men, too, seem TO be anxious TO see
at first hand the scenes of the fearful
boIocaua, ~ ,ba mas, ,brao y..r. .,,J
" 'ne pas, .ne yes' ~
have been made for them.
VIII pr.,L All p...rd.
VIM Dteeh All "eSoius'
ut will be the largest tourist year
we have ever seen" declared one offi.
ciaI. commenting on the desire of
a. i. h...i- 100000
E " ~
Europe a. soon as possnDie.
Ihousn out one ssehcy IN m,s
bey. hnnn nsSa 6oats SsiiIns
,,,L p %s msue .vr
s Wnen % assn a. peas, p ,s.
.Isy al VI 'ne,n say .ha. % ous s
tn1tnat ,Sat ,te rorrto, ,n,,r,.t nSn'
ans wiil bsSin 'n ss soon a, tSe war eAE
o,,..
over
Forty Already Booked Here.
A. 49, C -. ac,,
AZ .ne Nortn oermen Lioyo onIoes'
ITO Fourteenth street, the statement
was made that forty reservations
have been made for the first boat sail.
Inc WHEN nsaca sand. ths sold,.r. to
their homes.
Though there have been no actual
bookings made at the Hamburg
American line agency, 1900 q street, a
number OF INQUIRIES have been re-
ing nasssse as ae aa"n aStar tha was !.
they can be accommodated.
X. NJ. Hicks, who has the agency
for the White Star, Red Star, Ley;
Ma,innv Iinss at lana r strest aS'
nils that: willis no reservations bavs
bean mads numbers of neonIs mar.
ticuiariy Women. have said.
"Book me for n passage when the
war ia over"
He adds:
"It would be well-nigh impossible
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
MRS. PELTON ESCAPES
FROM AUTO ACCIDENT
Reported Improved To-day At Cas-
ualty Hospital.

Mrs. Marie Pelton. twenty-five years
old. OF sO7 Eleventh street northwest,
who was injured in an automobile col
lis!on on the Pennsylvania avenue
bridge. southeast. last night. was re-
ported much improved at Casualty
Hospital this morning.
Mrs. Pelton suffered cuts and bruises
to the face and body and at first 1t was
Thought she might have been internally
injured She was no worse this morn
Ing, however.
The machine in which Mrs. Peiton
was coming toward the city with a
party OF friends colllded with q deliv-
cry automobile operated by John NJ. Nc
Cabe Of Good Hope. going east. Phil
lip q. Simms, Of FOG A street southeast.
who, the police say, was driving the
car in which Mrs. Pelton was riding.
was arrested on a charge OF collidlng
and will be taken to Police Court THIS
morning.
McCabe and several others in the car
with Mrs. Pelton escaped injury. Both
machines were damaged.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
MRS. KENT TO AID IN
ATTACK ON CONGRESS

Mrs. William Kent wife Of Congress-
man Kent Of California. will arrive In
Washington soon after Congress con-
venes, for the purpose Of aiding in the
proposed bombardment Of that body
which the Congressional Union will be-
gin next month.
The Congressional Union will endeavor
TO bring about further consideration of
Mrs. Kent took active part In the
campaign against President Wilson by
the National Woman's Party. while her
husband was q prominent supporter OF
Mr.: Wilson. and chairman Of the Wilson
Independent League.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18

u chairman OF the floor committee for
the alunlnae ball.
Mrs. Frank Scrivener. Of Baltimore,
governor Of the Maryland Province In
ternational Federation OF Catholic
biennial board. and has had charge OF
the convention arrangements In BaIti-
more. Miss Eunice X. Warner, La.
NJ. president of Washington Chapter
Alumnae Of Notre Dame, is chairman
will care for delegates TO the conven-
ton and their friends during the visit
tc washington
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
d. c. SUPREME COURT
SESSIONS DELAYED
Canrk's Office Won't Be Ready Be.
fore Middle.of Week.

Because the clerks office will not
be wholly installed in the old Census
building Monday. the sessions of the
District Supreme Court will not be
resumed in the temporary quarters
before the middle OF next week or
November 81.
The task of installing the large file
cabinets and other necessary parts
or the clerks office was not as easy
as FIRST thought and the delay results
in . postponement of the opening OF
By Monday. however. all officers ex-
cept that of Marriage License Clerk
Recorder OF Deeds Costello will have
been removed to the Census building
Next week will be utilized in remov.
Ing these Offices from the City Hall.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
STOGIES NOW IN
HIGH PRICE MARCH
"Two-fors" Three Cents Straight
And "Three-fors" Two Apiece"

Stogies have Joined the high cost
OF living procession and overnight
have jumped into the balloon OF
ascending prices.
The "two-fors' are 3 cents straight
now. and the "three-fors" demand
Q cents a piece II the long and thin
Pittsburgh havana would be coaxed
from. the box.
Some time ago cigars that formerly
sold six for a quarter advanced to
cents straight. but the stogy pullers
smiled and thought they were exempt
from the general ascension.
Now, however. the smoker of the
thin. emaclated. rope-like cigar must
have pennies In his pockets II he
would decorated his face with seven
inches OF the consollnR weed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
Masonic Entertainment
At TreStlebOard Club

The Trestleboard Club OF Master
Masons employed in the Government
Printing Office will entertain It's
members and visitors tonight In the
club rooms.
The Masons OF the big Federal
printing plant have ono OF the most
active clubs In Washington Masonic
circles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18

at..I
=. sN'.ou' -.
Vn~t .Ae.sa' 49,
ettohS % eons Vi oroth"' ioou
l.e, me- ~ ~
lno pus INV vii1S. -
s want y 'nnu"ry - VII not os
$500, o'eu ~ 'He $50 ooey ". ~ -
H ny, -
-. nl - erY 80
A ,in .'loh - orA'"S =" w
In discussing the railroad ,'tlatIon
before the national oonncu Charles
kaReL formef SeergtaE- OF cor, merco
And Labor. said.
EWban the -pIIl.-4 roplausa rsflsc.
Hour law / believe they won't accept
IL"
The law, according 10 Mr.. Nasel.
will take from the trainmen certain
privileges heretofore enjoyed. In
asmuch as A takes no cofnizance of
the distance of n run In fixing the
Wage, but uses only time ma a Ia
Mr.. Nagel deplored the trend toward
Government ownership shown nv re-
cent moves, and expressed fear for
~ wages by the Geyernment.
.,,.,
..S.. peaAs vrsso ,hat .ne piah OF
Accs1 -,,,,o,,, .so.euSs -, =,
re S,oysrnmant a.. ,hs rr,o. az
earyier NAV comnand ,rnu, ths .,,nS
NJ, ara az .r,c,,nt .r,n,oa. -,
epSyos Ay
.onnenu' inc capitalist douptins tnat
mere Will be any dividend, Will not In
vest and the burden of financing the
railroads would naturally fall upon
An. oov.rnm.n. 80. axnan.,on q.
Sh.oi,,t.i,s nnons '~pes'o" 10
M NaSei adyosa Ia rederal ,ncor-
poration ~ the ratiroods nraing no =
Gonai d1sensa 90 ona 90 a. s,rnngas,
NrrIiments in favor ~ r.
aNiiitary preparedness witbout in
dustriai nrena rednasa IL n ioLe aId
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
American Steamer Anvil
Is Reported in Distress

Leading and with her engines dis
hblod, the small American steamer
NAnvil. PASSENGER and freight laden.
Yves reported to the Navy Department
today in distress off San Jose del
Cabo. near the southern end of Lower
california. The collier Saturn Wire
lessed she expected to reach the Anvil
today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
Germans to Give Big
Charity Bazaar Here

a charity bazaar for the benefit OF
war widows OF Germany and Austria
Hungary will be held here soon. Plans
were perfected at a meStlng last night.
The bazaar Ia to be under the patron
age OF the Countess Won Bernstorff, wife
OF the German Ambassador.
Martin wiegand. chairman OF the COM
last year. IL at the helm again.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
Held for Grand Jury on
Charge of Taking Auto

Accused of taking the automobile of
Milton e. Allies from in front of 1887
Mmtwood place northwest without
the owner. James w. Hayes was bound
sum of $500 by Judge Mullowny In the
Police Court. Hayes pleaded not
guilty and waived preliminary hear
Ing. He was arrested by Policeman
Clarence Ford
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Forecast for District OF Columbia and
Maryland-Fair tonight and tomorrow
lowest temperature tonight about 80 TO
b degrees; not much change in tenn
perature; gentle, moderate, southwest
and west winds.
For Virginia-F'air tonight and tomor-
row; moderate west winds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
Butterfly on Snowbank.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Nov. IA
butterfly on a snowbank is the odd COM
blnation reported by Raymond Delisle.
OF North Adams. The butterfly was very
much alive. despite the cold.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18

-Pnoto by Buck.
Top-MISS EUNICE X. WARNER,
Chairman OF Accommodations Com
mlttee.
Photo by Harris a Ewing.
Bottom-MIss CLARE l.: CoGAN,
President Of International Federation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18

LARGE STONE bunEla de luxe: inspect home
OF c. W. Russell. Montague ST., 80. N. OF
49, 81 reservoir rms. baths, warm, coy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
FORECAST FOR NEXT WEEK

FORECAST FOR NEXT WEEK.
Middle Atlantic States-Cool weather
me first half will be followed by much
warmer weather the second half of the
week. Fair weather will prevail until
after Thursday when II will become un-
settled with probably rains.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
SUN AND MOON TABLE.
Aght automobile lamps at b;2s p. m.

Aun rose. ........6:52 \ Sun sets.......;,4:5S
Moon sets l p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
TEMPERATURES.
(U. S. Bureau.)

TIDE TABLE,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18

Miss Nellie johnson. one OF this sea-
sons debutantes. and a graduate OF
Eden Hall. IL chairman Of the young
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12

le ! at briiee fine Zine getponing.
Wtan funoe tro, ben iotosraTife TIa.
De funoe noa pibere / Retnina al
at %aabenbare gnfeItbeber; men bette
er life SiIf9lbet. = Mens man mleb
Totografapparat fan opooae ,sir.
Itlerner, iom ieIp peo Sc IterfeItc
6orltsrringer forblir uipnIiee for
giet, er bette operIeeent mlco Sen.
i'm til SpbageIien al GnfeItbeoer
paa Waanen eaer Ylaneterne. &c
beoite Waaneiotografier frempiier
life Eletter paa Waaneifipen al min.
ore END 600 Weters SpermooI.
- geore &eiultater enc De, Der bio.
til er opraaet, fan fun pentes aien.
rem Sagttagelier meo itore aifferter,
Der opltilles paa Solicitor / Ggne,
Duor Silften er iGrIig flar. Sper
%'aaoanne Slettcr bpiIer Ser 10 ct tim.
oere Suftlag enc oper lapere Ganc,
og Suften er oper SpiiIetter roliaerc
emo omfring @iergtoppc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
Gm oHcrpiai9 framjf Viac.

Zen befienote frantic gienlGar,
Scftor &ofon.S upisncall, bolot M.
lig / oct frantic GibenifabsIclifob ct
Soreorag buori ban gap llotrpf for
Den Sperbepisning, at ban pco
SjGlp al ct tpnot SGffc Sornbinbc
ira ct friift Gie pilbe bore iitono III
at glengipc blinbe Terioner beres
Spn. Nu bar bar ifsIse Sour.
ilal" Ell franif Tige ifrepet ct 9rcp
til Softor Gohon. - Yrepets no.
peoia9elige Silobolb lpoer IoaIeocs:
Seq or Ell SGgnlano Sr. Ooftor,
oe forltaar life 0eres Stunt % Si.
ocrilfab. Dog ifiGnfer icg Gem min
Slltro. Spis DC fienocr rtogcn Spl.
Dat, lon paa @ritnb al ocrne for.
fprbelige &rig or blepct berspet lit
Sim, Ell Soloot, bpis Sclbreo er al
IGrlig Slltcreslc for Srorlfriac OIL
tnr Ter0cn, - ban lllua elltclt purc
GU 'lpr Sprllper, Sltllltllcr cllcr vi
ocnlfabemano, altioa en- Wano, bpis
%llnobeo or ct iturt Slag for Srouf.
rigc, - bpis De fienbcr cit ioooal
Wtano, laa "TRIP til mig. SpiS Se
bar Get, ia, iinoes Der bare Ell lioelt
Witligbeb for, at &c bar Net, Ian
lflGllter icg bcnic lllpffcligc ct al
mine Zinc. Sig life, at lea brin.
ger Gem ct Sifcr. Scg ifuloc bore
lDffclig, ON &c piloe alltogc nit
Slibub".
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llof, ON Or. &ud)pn fpnlnler iii at
mootagc bette Silbub. 5ronsplnls
totion al en- menneifclig Sornbi,oc
ira ct Snoipio til ct ailoct er llentlla
c. laa panitclig Soretogenoc nleo Iaa
faa lloiigtcr til, of oct uil Ipffes, at
Def tGi item piloe bore en- Iorbrp.
belle at ortagc Tigcns opofrcnoe
Silbno, ifripcr ct %itbcnlanblf gIao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
nlteoaS Set Ppioe Pus

Ma'hlr1ton sen zoe Sec. TrT.
'iocnt @tlIou lou ioaa eli Micoag
I'll sGrc Tor ben oemofratiitc Nntio.
naltomltca 6prmano, %ance &, NC.
Sornict, mcN Meolemmer al Den
oemotratllte aampaencfomite o9 al
Den progressive aomite. iom iteiteoc
FrT'ioenten0 @ienpal9. iom @ir.
tier.
0oroen Mr. McGormicf bcitco
@lT'tcrn al Siceiormanocn, Somer
Z. Summin@, ScfretTren, HeprU-
lentart Garter @laiS. aaSicrcren,
@llbnr ", @arib, ianlt Senator
ssal'h, Den peitIisc aampaeneisrer,
Sciirn Morgenthall, Den oenicfratiife
NlIlanatoniltev Sormanb. @auin
Mcgtahb % y. !. Scncp ira Cali.
'orrln, % ecmotratiifc % progress.
lipe Scoerc ira anorc Statcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
SprinG @rprc.
lNiter "Ner0lo"l.

~ Ncl3 Hclion, Scr MI bar lit
Stem / Stlirgcon, 2. Suf., bcipgtc
forlcoen gonlc ajcnoingcr | Spril5
8rouc. San bar pdo @icnlemrtilt
til Norgc Tor at tilbringe @int ,rell
/ i'm S~eocbpao Spool / Nlunebol.
Wtrs. Mrcl Siuc cr Den 24oc
Nop. nigaact pco Cohen / lin Gnt-
tiers, Mrs. Martin WcIboitabs Stem.
0lln par fcot / SnobcrgS Trcitc-
giGlo, Norgc, ben 19oc Nlug. 1885
% fom / 1862 til slmcrifa. Set iol-
gcnbc Nar blep bun 9ift mcb grcl
SiQe, ser opoe Tor ipp Nar iiocn. &c
bupbe III @srll, men finn ire er MI
iIipe, ncmliN Ectcr al McSnto'b,
Martin al Solmon og WrS. McIbo-
itob. 9egrapelien fanot Steo ira
@ntcrlpo Niogc STRIFE, Tait. @nl-
9enitccn iorrctteOe.
Mrs. Mori 5pribaffen, ION
par bl0ll0t DC rprlte Sefflcre pcr
Spring @rope, cr Den 260c Hop. al.
9onct peo Geocn og blcp Den felgel.
DC sSrcoo9 itcot til Spilc paa Spcns
@roulunb; Toit. &obnion iorrcttcoc
NibsOe par isbt 6lao, Salinannl
Sen 29oe Sec. 1899. Sum blep glil
mco anut @llttormlen, % De oprct
tcoc lit Stem nOGlc iaa Wtil noro.
pcit ipr SprinQ @rppe. Scnoc;
Muno bpoc / 1908. DC bnpbe / III
sG0tcitab III Bern, bporai tire e
guoct ioruo Tor @iobcren. &c liHn
lcpcnoe err Ntari al Sacfion Goultp
Wiinn., Slouc % @unbilb, ionl hal
boot hos Mtpocrcn, Slai al GsmonD
g. Saf., % G0marb al Sprinl
Wrope.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
?ecDrab pg Smean.
Sra Sprcningcrnc.
Sen 1ttc Gcccmbcr 1916.

Get norifc ScIifab icircoc i'm
3Stc Gor2icit Sor3bnga Nitcn /
Sclifobcta @ofulc. Ser par goot
Trcnmcoc % llolncrfct Stcmnlna.
Sormnnoen. &. z. Sale, boo %el
fnmmcu. % iorllben Al honl blcu
Der / Iitencna 9eb holbt Solcr al
Or. Stabo, Obcrit Chr. Brandt,
Or. Nercm, aapteiu Ho@iiln Sri
itiun VrcitQaro % !. y. @i't.
Saugioreuinacn 2lIrcn inng lie
re Sanac. Scr tit Ell bcaclItrct Moo,
tCaclic al Si1nor Snhl Com %
lao or @llrcua @ebcr) Nou %tilbeoltc
Ct Ynr al line ubctalcliNc Sfrencr
r1 iano Ell ~iorneicli9 Snn9 mocr
olminbclia SlIbcl. @cliTroatoml.
teen bopbe lcm pnnlia ierNct Tor,
CT ma if noact at itprfc liz poa
/ Hctnina al mntcriclt llnocrholo.
on mol, hapoe Ell ri9tig lorneicIi1
o. intereS lart I'tcn.
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: SpmroiorcninQcn bolbt pco
hcrS iibitc Mtebc Wtr. =. Fortcr
CT nlcoct ~intercaiont Iorcorog ON
Scattoaclier % GriorinQer poo In
iihitc Sur til SpOomcrifn Tor al
iamlc iiUlouc Sommcriualc etc.
Voitcr :. 8. NouQcn, iom por til
i.coc Tom GorcninQcn3 @iTit rolot
/ Nitcnrna Sob en- Solc, hpori bon
IUrliQ burlcoc ucb Gccoroh or
@ncu@ @etpNning ior nor't allItllr
orbcioc / Nmcrita.
@auoc ira oet norifc Sclifab o.
Gun1rniorcninlen bIcp ser lcu0l
SrfonifninQ@telclrnm til bcn lite.
rcrc SCREENING 9Nabrolil / Naoi.
ION, @iS., iom / Serbo9a 'circoc i'm
90 Nnr5ieit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
2lmerifaner honet.

Gl Tuio, Ger, bcn zoe Sec:
SiolNc ct telegram til Guparooc
Winin0 Company blcp &omato
@rap, en- omcrifon'f 0ritbcfirnftiu
i0r, ornbt al &iQobunoittcr, "a
0iSIc Sen 5tc 9tppcmbcr rpffcoc inc
/ @pcn Torrol / Stntcn Ghibllobita.
Sfplgc iommc telegram bcfollnt
0c euri0c Nmcrifuncrc Zig / Slftcr-
bco, oo onlcrifonif Gicnoom bar
lnoct itrprt.
@rop blcp ifilbt libel / Spranb-
nir0cn til lit Silent itrnr llbcnfor
Torrol og Si9et ocrcfter bGilgt |
en- %impropiIcret 8algc'
@crctningcn ON @rapS Seo Itab-
iuitcocs al TO l%lolrloinger, JON
i6ao olltonl hcrtil ira Yarrol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
Smaaplmf.

- Nuton Shriitinnlon oa Toni
lie ira &ompocn, u Cut. ophol0cr
liz herneoe pun ct Vur llQcr@ Ne.
ie0 hos S~lpQtuinNcr.
@inncibict Golmtp &mnf bar
/ oiaie Sage &cieQ al e. ". .
MoIlpap, iom fouullcr hcrnch ira
@fimtcapolia 10 @onQc ON Horcl
: Notwithstanding / %oltcL
% %oQnc puo ct Moot $2lnnS
TroattrGn off al Sporet ! Sen
bcaa noe pcb Sen miolertioiQc &ro
orer Grout Hlm. NoQcn uUunc
pprOiQ Sfaoc blcp lite ioruorio0ct
- Mr. % Nir&. &ubcn Gotten
for ira Scniett, ,So., bar pUrct her
! noalc Gage pou Ell &iiit hos Or.
Gabla % andre SIrgtnIn9cr. o
e. poa @~rnQup2rciic Mr2. %
itcnIon or Ell Scitcr al Tottoreu.
- &ohn :. Gucita0 ltrjucr I'll
""9oiten" ira Sort YIercc, Nlu, at
han % hans Selge var pcl Ircnl
frmmet Oertil og al hun nctop bay
s. lciet Nll& at 30 / 'or %Intcrcrl.
San hilier ole %cmcr / Gccoroh
Sohn Tlotlnuo, en- pclticnot
lluooom ira @leunooo Golpuihip.
iom for Chen CT boint ! Gtcordh.
iulote Gor2ooQ@ lit 66oc NNr ~
%crinbreoe ! Den @uleNuiuQ blonot
andre %cnuer olion "Gccorob 70.
':eu"@ TcriouoIc mro 0igorcr.
Gha5. @ocqh, 0pc Noc9h, ..
15Ioboqcr % :, NJ NJnouGcr ton,
2erbag hcrnco mco Hlltonlobll %
fisbte 400 Bigger / Sllttcron |lr
bliihinq Nouie til %lllc8aucr ior
SenboQ2ifolcn / SprinG @rouc.
Set er nooet iii SenooqaitoIc, ma
hor ocroppe ! SprinQ 8ropc.
9roL Z. s. Solbcrg % Nu
itrl al Northltelo por SelooQ oocl
@ipitcr hos ". Z. Noltcn5 her
@ncn. &c fom heruco ionIconin,
&uoolph Sorqrimion2 @egroucIIc
2eroaas, og iom Seifenbcborn II
zen i~orulpffeoc ungc 0tanoS Wtc
Ger bolot |roieSiorcu ben c9entlIg
Sfraetale / Hortb @aihinatol
Groirie Sirfe. Gaitor Sdmin
bclot oesuoen Ell fort Gale i Sir
fen, mc0ens Goit. apammcn ion
Saniliens Sipleieraer iorretteoc
Sierumct o1 peo @rnnen. SanaeI
/ airfen leoeocs al &oibinato.
Grairie SpnoocmcnisbeSs itor
Scr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
Gr &ri9cn al 6mo?

Saa iper 90. s.. $. og bcipare!
Spergsmaulct bcncBtcnoe. - 5. u.
i. ocrin1po bar Ell iait Gro paa, al
@ilb bar initigcrct &riNcn mclcnl
Hutionernc - Mcnucifcnc til Strai
- Set or altiaa :. u. SIS 8llb, JON
beitcmmcr, at itore og itcrfc Natio.
ncr op~crialocr, crobrcr og mishono'
Ter be inlaa % ipagc - brTilocr.
ltiUnocr, mprocr liifplbige - fnrbi
bisic tilbercr Ell liocn % ipagcrc go
tion. -
@pcm bar Met: %. s.. $. cac,
%or Scrrc Sciu ariiti me Scita
mclltc oil ligc ira.
Stougbton, @is., Soc Sec. 1916
$. %. Shorpit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
Npuiul Nuub hTbrce.


nrrif apniul / Sun Nronri1co, &cn-
~ @lrno, blcp i%orlcocn hTbrct al
Gen Sfonoinopilfc Screening. ionr
lol0tc hunr til 9Grcantcolcn. \
hcn NnlcbninN hnpoc Torcningcl
iouct eli inulf Splpplnoc moo eli
po2lcnoc ,inifription uoorbcibct, oG
4lnocn, Der or inoluNt | ct moe
liot Gtlli, blcp pon Satliacl'cHon
gen opcrrutt I'll Den gnntlc NGocra
monb. aonlul emo er Den cncltc
mulcpcnoc al Cen Stonbinnpiltt
Screenings Stiitcrc. Com bcticnbf
blcp 6oreniuQcn imtiitct / aarct
1850, % Noniul Suno, Scr ni CT
81 Nor 0nlnucl, bar pTrct Wcolcnl
l,0c liocn. aomitccL Der bouos
icuct oct Spcrp at opcrrTffC Ga
pCll til &oulillcn, bcItpo al fplaenoc
Ncrrcr. rcprTicntcrcnoc &c ire 'ton
onouiife Salloc: Il. &. NnbcrIcn.
Norif; >oruc2 NcIion GnnIf; 6,
CQucl, Sucuit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12

Gape bleo operraft @ulobriioepar-
ret. Se er fra Nprum / Norge og
bar boet i minneapolis iioen 1882.
@noers S. @raoe og &nitrrt,
CT agtet % afboIbt banif sggtepar
| Iperp peo South Sulaba, feirenc
Snlobrpaitp fornplis unoer nlegel
Gelta9ellc al SIGetninge, |eniier
o. Naboer. 0e er ira Soriens !
Sonmarf.
Wr. og Mrs. Sngper y.
Sanien, Gorbopa, Hebr., bar nplig
bopt @ulbbrpIiip. Scr bar en- ltor
Sfare @ennep, iom beisotc Dem pno
ocnne oeres SGoersoag, og TaItor
Beef bolot Gale for Dem. Cub
brnoeparret err beese ira Weooelbp
Srgn / Slespig % tom til gmer:-
FL | 1878.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
Palp ,llillion
nye Sor9ere

@ulhington bcn zoe Sec: SfplNc
Observation-Disclosures ion1 oi-
fultliggjorte garsbcrctning troi /
1916 nTltcn 100000 llblGnoingcr
Sfriot til at bli omerifanifc So:-
gore.
Ser blcp dioipct 201,935 Sc.
clorations Of Slltcniion". inoicnbt
t0S,009 MnoroNclbcr ON @orgcr-
fob pg uoitcot 1891 @orgcrbrcpe
* Sptolontallct bar inobefattct ca.
100000 &pinber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
ReforofuIoe / Qlaifa.

Separo, Ilaifa, Den zoe Gee. -
Sogperionalcrne paa De ibae an-
fonlne Sernbanetog beretter, at @ei-
ret igaar bar oct Toilette, De bar OPP
Iepet, ibet Sermometret paa ct Steb,
bpor tire Salferer mebes, bite pau
so @raoer UNDER Hlilpnnftet.
Seri @pen bar hi ioag blot 5 Gro
Der nnoer Nul, mems Termometret
/ Ind)orage bite paa 33 8ra0er INT
Der Hul. Get folbe @eir fog i'm @c-
gpnbelie ben lite Sec.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
1ulerciicnoe til ,loroe.

Chicago. Den 7bc Sccbr.: -
Grtroto9 nnc0 uritcn 1000 Sfon'
hinopcr omborO. ocrai "a. 700 ira
Noropc'tcn, oigif ioag bcriro ii,
Nep 9)ort, hporira Tasiagcrcrre
Zen 9oc Iortipttcr Hciicn meo ocl
noritc uncertainties Camp, :
'@crgcn2iioro" iorat tilbrinae 81
len / inc rcipcftipc Sicmlanbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
Gornaoo / Svoen.

Itlonto, Ga, ocn Soc Sccbr. :
Mtlnnto bicmlogtcS ioog al Ell
Sprnobo, ioml bemolcrcoc Here ito
re @pglingcr / @pcns Sorrctnings-
ccrtrlrnl o0 mnrcttcbc Ell Sfaoc pao
EGirbIt $4,000. Nlonot &c zoe
lcgtc %p9ninNcr bar ire &irfcr pl
CT Standardization. - Tcrioncr
b!cp fpTItcoc, % ct Barn iigcs at
pTrc blcpct brUbt / Den noroligc
Gel al Npcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12

20 apinoer, Nrs. George @ais,
9emofrat, og Wrs. Intoinette Sinif,
Irogresiip, bar osiaa tiIitebe iom
&epr9ientanter for aampagnetomi-
teen.
Selpfslgelig par osiaa Mrs. @iI.
ion tiliteoe tiuieemeb DC fIeite al
8i9Iternes Suitruer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-12
Kpinoernes Sreosparti.

@aibington, ben Soc Secbr.
S%ninbernes rationale Sreosparti,
bpis T%rriioent or WiiS Sane Ih-
oons fra Chicago, boloer / oisic
Gage lin Transformation bcri 9peil.
@lanot acknowledgements er
MilitGrtiencite, npitrnle @eitr9bei-
Ter pon at iaa en- Glloe poa &rigen,
Srrettelicn al Srcosforeningcr oo
Sc imlaa Sanoes Stiuin9 mloer
Griaen.