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The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01
THE PREPAREDNESS
JAMBOREE OF SEATTLE

About June 10th the beneficiaries
of our present capitalist system of
wage slavery are going to pull off
parade on the streets of Seattle to
help show congress that tive" need
preparedness against the outside enc
mics of our inside enemies; in short,
prepare for the last stages of capital
list competition
All of the bourgeois societies and
organizations; real estate sharks and
dentists and employers clubs; all of
the military and semi-military groups
will be scraped together. In fact,
every element of reaction in present
day society will find a place in this
parade.
In order to get the ranks of the
parade swelled to awe-inspiring pro
portions, the stunt will be handled
just like any other capitalist game.
1t will be done through blare, buster,
bride and boost. The "P.-I.", "Times"
and other enemies of the working
class will furnish the blare and buster
and rich boat owners and other CAPT
talists will furnish the bride and
boost.
The Sunday P.-I of Seattle states:
"The Press Glee Club will furnish
twenty-one warbling infantrymen."
Also:
"In response to a request from AL
len A. Barlow, librarian of the Press
Club, H. B. Kennedy, parade manager,
has given the services of the morning
boats on the Navy Yard Route to all
caring to visit Seattle for the parade
No fare will be charged cross sound
advocates of preparedness, who regis
ter their names with the editors of
their local papers The project will
| be known as the Port Orchard Cities
Press excursion, because of their vital
concern in the development of the
Bremerton Navy Yard and the coast
defenses of the vicinity" Now:
H. B, Kennedy, parade manager
has been getting rich running passen-
ger and freight boats between Seattle
and the Navy Yard cities. The best
boat bears his name. He does not
mind running scab crews on his boats
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01

either He announces through the
"P.-l" that he will bride, with a free
ride, all of the boobs he can muster
to go to Seattle to swell the "pre-
paredness" parade which he hopes
will contribute toward making him
richer through bigger navy yard
and more people to carry.
We see the same class boosting
preparedness" in the west that is
seen doing likewise in the east 1t is
the element that is already rich, near
ly so, or within smelling distance of
being nearly so. This element expects
to get richer through preparedness"
That is the meat of it all. If that
class gets richer it means that the
poor will get poorer. In plain econo-
mics, it means a more decided enslave-
ment for the workers
Who are the poor? Why, the work
ing class element that sells it's labor
power to this other element that fav-
ors preparedness" You must re-
member that this likely element which
favors preparedness, so devoutly with
all its heart, is the last vestige of the
social elements to favor and boost and
parade for big wages and short hours
of labor.
Therefore, my dear huskies, you
should be the last on earth to favor
and boost and parade for capitalist
preparedness,
Let's have some working class pre-
paredness. To hell with military
flub- dub. Let's learn how to organize
to control our labor power on the job
and keep voting in the same direction
PROLETARIA BILL.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01
YOUR INCOME

Comrades, if you understand Capt.
taism, then you know that you can
not get the leisure, comfort or happi-
ness out of life that you are entitled
to. If you would rather be benefited
by this system than be victimized by
it, send 25c to the Hilmer Mfg, Co.
Lewiston, Idaho, and we will send you
a copy of Hilmer's Dry Mucilage, in
book form and show you how you can
make more money selling it than you
can ever hope to make by working
under Capitalism.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01
THE WORST FORM OF MILITARISM

wish or not laborers will hereafter be
compelled to serve.
This is not the worst feature of the
law. Every boy over 16 years of age
mot regularly and lawfully employed
in any occupation for livelihood" is
to be compulsorily enrolled and drilled.
Not single nation in Europe has
ever laid it's hands upon the school
child for military purposes in time of
peace. Every consideration Of modern
pedagogy is violated by plan which
inculcates unthinking obedience to
authority on the part of school chill
dren.
This law is being accepted as a
model by the American militarists. 1t
insures an army Independent of popu
lar control. 1t places the minds and
bodies of youths at a most impression
able age under the control of the class
that is most interested in maintaining
them in intellectual and industrial
servitude.
This law provides for placing the
school boys in military camps during
their vacations, where they can be
taught all the vices that have always
characterized professional soldiers.
In every way this law provides for
the worst form of militarism.-Mil-
waukee Leader.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01

@. | sold a small tract of land to
A, giving him right of way from his
nearest corner out to the public high
way over my private road. A then
sold the inner half of his acreage to
B, without giving him any right of
way over his own land, so that B now
has no outlet except over my private
road. Now, the question is, has 3 a
right to use my private road without
making some arrangements with me
or securing my permission?
A. B has no right to use your pri-
vate road without your permission
and should make some arrangements
with you for the use of the same.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01
SHOE REPAIRING
WHY SUFFER?

Yes, that's Che point! Why suffer?
Why get up in the morning stiff and
sore? Why walk around in agony?
Why have disordered stomach?
Why be bothered with your kidneys
when expert attention to these trou-
bles will enable you to go around in
the best of health and spirits? Don't
Delay! If you suffer from Rheuma-
tism, Stiff Joints, Nervousness, Par
alysis, Stomach or Kidney Trouble,
consult DR.. D. Feldman, who has an
office and private sanitarium at 1923
Lombard Ave, Everett. No charge
will be made for consultation.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01
FREE LEGAL
DEPARTMENT OF THE
NORTHWEST WORKER
Address all questions to Attorney
Peter HUSKY, 215 Stokes Bldg,
Everett, Wash.


Editors Note: Free legal advice on
any subject is given in this column to
Northwest Worker subscribers. Are
not fifty-twO copies of this paper and
a legal adviser for year worth $1.00?
Tell your neighbOrs about this great
offer.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01

Report of the Maley- GOebel Course
Held in The Forum, May 7 and IA,
1916, Under the Auspices of Local
No. I.
Receipts:
Sale of tickets to date. ........$ 45. 25
Expenditures;
Paid to speakers for lectures $500
1000 tickets .................. $50
Circular letter postage ........ 2.5O
Total ...... ..............$3 1 90
Balance ..... ......$14.2
Fraternally submitted,
HI. HODGINS.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01

There can be no let up of the strug-
gle between capital and labor until
labor has abolished capital And it
will be abolished.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01
Carl UlOnska Dates

Comrade Ulonska will begin his speaking trip covering Wash
ngon Oregon and Idaho about June Goth He will fill only about
sevenyfve dates three Locals wishing him date
should apply at dates will be assigned Terms
expenses The will be arranged
close possible this expense will be nominal quantity
attractive advertising matter posters and post cards for mailing
is furnished free to the local
If you rousing meeting your community fill out AT
ONCE the application blank below and send to the Northwest
Worker Everett, Washngton
NORTHWEST WORKER,
Everett, Washington
We want Carl Uonska for a lecture per your terms.
Signed Sec Local
m zoe
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01
Press Comments.

stirring lecturer Columbia Chronicle
Carl Uonska last His address
impeachment existing conditions and he pleased his hearers
Monroe Independent
mot DR. Granville Lowther who presided the UonsaCope De-
all his
telling Socialist audience but with
the subtle deater
rounded which
Daily Republic the UonkaCope Debate
Socialist Hall crowded standing hear Carl Uonka
well laughs
speaks reaching his hearers with plain
words.'The Monitor.
he whrwind exceedingly
vincing"-The Bulletin and Echo.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01
SOCIALIST PARTY
DIRECTORY

Cards will be inserted in this col
umn for the sum of fifty cents a
month.
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE SECRE-
TARY.-W Walter Lanfersiek, SOB
West Madison St., Chicago, Ill.
STATE SECRETARY OF WASHING
TOM Emil Herman, Box 49l,
Everett, Wash. Office Sl4 Com
merce Bldg, Everett.
SNOHOMISH COUNTY SECRE-
TARY.-W. j. Moody, Monroe,
Wash.
LOCAL EVERETT, No. meets every
Thursday evening at s in the Forum,
1912 California St., Everett. X. II.
Hodgins, fin-sec.; Sophus Bonni-
vie, rec.-sec.; F. G. Crosby. organ
iZer.
LOCAL EDMONDS meets every Sun
day evening at 8, in Eagles hall,
Edmonds. C. +. Briggs, Edmonds,
ISSOIuiliS SSS., ID. II. laws,
monds, financial sec.
LOCAL MONROE meets on the LIST
and 3rd Fridays in the month at 8
p. m. in the St. James hotel. R. W.
Thompson, Monroe, Sec; w. S. Kel-
y her, Monroe, organizer.
LOCAL CEDAR VALLEY, meets on
the End and 4th Saturdays in the
month at p. m. in the Cedar Val
ley church. Richard Pape, R. F. D.
Edmonds, Sec; j. M. Hoover, R. F.
D. Edmonds, organizer.
LOCAL LAKEWOOD meets every
Thursday in the month at $3.50 p. m,
in Lakewood hall. Chas. Roth, R.
l Arlington, fin-sec.;' John Over
void, R. Arlington, organizer.
LOCAL RICHMOND meets every End
and 4th Sunday in the month at 8 p.
m. in the homes of members. G. H.
Bartlett, fin-sec., Edmonds; Bonner
Bartlett, rec-rec., Edmonds.
LOCAL GOLD BAR meets every 3rd
Sunday in the month at p. m. in
the homes of members. Rufus
Wren, Gold Bar, organizer; Gustus
feeder, fin.-sec.
LOCAL SILVANA meets every Bird
Sunday afternoon in the month at
2 D. m. in the Silvania Trading
Union hall. Gunda HUSKY, Stand
wood, Rec.-Sec.; Andrew Fierlie,
Stanwood, Fin. Sec; John Ness, Sill
vana, organizer.
LOCAL BRYANT meets every End
and 4th Sunday in the month at 2
D. m. in the homes of members.
Mike Kronholm, Bryant, fin-sec.;
Edla Carlson, r. F. D. A, Arlington,
organizer.
LOCAL HOME ACRES meets first
Sunday afternoon of each month at
comrade Chas. Solie's residence. w.
J. Fortson, rec-sec.; Chas. Sole, fin
Sec; Chas. Jurgus, organizer.
LOCAL MARKHAM, Seattle, meets ev-
cry Thursday at p. M, at 400
Lakeside Ave. Lalla Rogers, 1433
Lakeside Ave-, fin-sec.
LOCAL ARLINGTON meets every
Monday evening at p. m. in the
Labor Temple. Homer Caswell, rec.
sec.
LOCAL TRAFTON meets every first
and third Sunday in the month in
the Traitor School House at pm.
Mrs. Cora Donahue, r. F. d. No. 3,
Box 27, Arlington, is secretary.
LOCAL SOLIDARITY meets every
Monday evening at 8 p. M, room 2
of the Labor Temple, Everett,
Wash. Financial secretary, o. F.
Wefferling, 3615 Broadway. Record
ing secretary, John Worswick, La
hOr Tamnle
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01
PATRONIZE
OUR
ADVERTISERS
METHODIST CONFERENCE
AGAINST CARD PLAYING

SARATOGA, N. Y.-The Methodist
general conference voted ABA to $50 to
retain the rule that Methodists must
not play cards, dance or attend the
aters. The committee report was
adopted without debate.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01

Be sure and mention the Northwest
Worker, when making your purchases.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1916-06-01

l don't have to advertise, l get the
Socialist trade anyhow! 1t does not
sound nice, but that is what is hap
pening in Everett. Look up our ad-
vertisers and you can't go wrong.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04

@piS ser er nogct %een meo Ceres Gprer, pI @o0i.Sone hiGlpc
til at femme op 9tprcrne, biplpC iii at lUhc Dem Den rettc Sroen.
0uiS Ser er noQet llorocn meo Ceres Wope, @o6t-Sone oil hipIpc
til az ICnm1e op Wtuprn, hiGlpC til at irtte felen Groen. &OS
Der or npQct iucen meb Ceres Nerucr, Ceres @loo, 0eres &eper,
Ceres (nrnc cuer IcrcS Sntcm Ilminheigbeo, pI DC %belbreocn-
0c Ect0n00ee @ooi5nnc guu lQe til Irbei0e % pcobliue at ar
bCI0c Sag otter GAG, alto a1trun9en0c Zig Tor Ell bclteunt Saloa
ling, ser irembriuQer ~brlbreocnOc Neiultatcr al set Slags, ion 81
0cn0c pnultonncr. Nui@ &c bar NhclmatiSme, hIGlpcr Sooi.SonC
mch at fernc llriniure ira Spte1nct, me6enS oct briuQcr Gone til
9urcruc, Moucu oO Nlooct, % 6erpeb forcbpqgc en- 6ortiGttclc al
rhtumOtrt C5it oQ iUtte I'M Nttipitct Wtu1tcrnC, Ncrucrrle oQ Gem
mcrnc. No0I- Gone bur0c briQc& al ale &uin0er, Ser i0er al noQen-
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run0ct At uprc ipcccl pUr0ful0 ale 1%ua0onnC NM0Cbefn0en0er
9Gl0rc YfUn0 % &uin0cr h1r0c bruce @ooi(o Cnoog ON &c
life Cr lCipUrCt al iarHQc N0ebcitn6cn0cr, oQ Dc oil iMC liz lerfc oq
im0c ior 0crc2 Nl0cr. @u0i Gone pirfcr lou ct "Snrfenti00el for
EtQcmet" Tor De Qamlc, hiUlper at fornpc @looct, ltooliUte HerpcrnC
% irembrtnQe Ell Qo Nppett Set hiplpcr Toroecien, Splo2
uiuQcn oN onorc utltgc Tunftiouer % irenbrinAcr iro % iorfri-
ifcnoe Sopn, Der cr ioa u~ebOcnoiQ for ollie gamle GpIf. Gets ipeueuP
&irtninQ pua Nnrcrnc cr til NjuIp Tor cntpcr pIbrc @crion, enten
oct cr uogcn tjcnot NurcbcurriQheo eQer ei. @icrtoQeu6c uheloigc
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mNCS CUNnu lu0Cr Ell frCnlrnffCt YINCr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04

/ @ooilonc, al boufe cnbpcr bar lin pel iortiente 9labs sc meoi-
ciultc Bigger oocr hNc 6en ciuiliere0c %erben. Gi iimpeltlen ior-
orcr Np Tor Den iufceSiul0e Cpltrit, lom ri bar opfunoet, for Den
4Poaoc poa bpiHc 0i9ie p~pr6iful6c S~ngrcoicnier er iann1enlat, ior
oct rcttc 6orbolo, Der er brugt, % ior Den belbreoenoe arait, huilfcn
luiiuocr bar iun6ct Vooi Gone. &c iete al oiSie geitan0oce er
llGcluu Qomlc iOm GiuiIi'ationcn iclp, ior DC belbreoenbe &rrftcr |
Vool Zone cr De ArUttcr Ionl alto bar ertrerct Naturen for Vlct-
oprcncicn al @cQcmet. Wiunqe al 0isie Ncitanobee foreiriuc2 al
minociG al %TAernc ior forifieliac Spgoonmc % nreguIrrc Gil
ltanoe; Dc brlacS cntcn iTrittlt ecr 6orbtnoelIe lmeo oa0annc
1orltcliq SpatninQ blnnOt HGQernc ira Gt forlfeQigc Sfolcr. Gen
nptu9ttac SnmmcniGtuina bruQt @ooi*Ione or, bpab Ser Qtpcr
NoOi.1onc Sen IougtrGtfenoc og iuloitpnOi9 hel6reoenbe % Qicn.
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@ruacrne al @ooi-(ore bar eriorct; N~cIbrebelier, Der bier 6orifjcI-
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onlter at Icnoe Gem Ell 9Gfc pd Erepc 1aoInort Ee lrDer I'll oa
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
SGgcr % SDems SDgebms
bragtc tmAeW pari0 NjGlp

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mig og icg fienocr mig ioa bra, at ieg pufcr at itripe bcrom.
Seq for'egte mango %atentmeoiciner, men be bioIp mig nlbrig.
geo gu. I'll por 0nslr9e % en- 2rge GauiaS. Set bnlp ina
oct ttlbo8e. Seq laa ogioa paa aania3 Gin Spgcbu5. Sioen
18 be8nnbte at BRUCE NpbisSone bar ie0 inoen MnQimerter
mere, mine Nnrer er nte8et behre. Hbelntotismen PLACER mig
ute mere % 1e9 fodr ioe ON Staten. ,Spr rg fog Oct, PLACE
oS lg beltunot9. Seq bar liNt ~forfHrbcIiq Is Var 90 iblunot
bar leg nrret 1cngelig9enoe 8 Wiaaneher efter binunbcn, noe
AZ StnnO til at flroe mig paa eQer ipiie iDen @irIp. Seq er
6drmer % 46 Tr ganmel. Seq tiIraaoer ale, lom lber al
!nreln9oornne euer Hbcltnatisrne at BRUCE @pbisSoue, ion
jg 9iorpe. 6. 6. GbritianIeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04

SereS Gridrineer bar bepiit uben en- Sfpaae al Soil at @obi.
Cones YIun, at icumc up belle Seaemet, or SEN rehc VIou. Ser biol.
per Ill at hclbrcbc bSie % andre ~llorbener, Set err en- pirfeIia Sirlp
til Gatnrcm. Mauge. ser bar Iiht al baorIiq &eIbrco nro1tae Ior
o0 bur forieat Sc heite betienote Mebiner, bar im6et. ar Ell cnfclt
e6ifc al guoi. Some har giort mere ao0t emo ale Sc onore tiIiarnren.
grbre. Ser bar liot mango Woonebcr % mango Mar, iorisat monac
2naer OF Specialiter. bar funbet hereS ierite pirfelae 0inSrina
BOO. Conc. eher at oil ouoct bar laact ieI "a npncu alt Saab par
aaoct. Set goar lic iii Hoben Sc9emet OF hlbre6er iorSi bets
Arbcibc or rationelt % iuloitGnbigt, set enGtc SloaS. Ser oicr Sci
brcolicn parig bpaget paa ct iohb @rlmoag. SrS Roppprtcrre
poa ocnue She. bereiter ifrip citer Ell SGife oa prep set
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
81 tagrr brlc Giiitorn

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pcoc WPcoicin or Gcre4 blot uch al ippr0c cfcr Sen. Hporfor u0-
bIipc at libc, nonr man pGb at fIippc uo Nuponcu, u0iulbc Ceres
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bombing mCh bette iorc NG0ocl, ser nQNcoc hur broat Suiinoer
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|iorificni0c &ocbeinoen0cr hos beaQe aion, al ale Nl0re.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
81 trGn0cr oct MT

Sni& &c cr trNt al itn6ige Goftorre1ningcr % beipGret meo
oct iortiottc @utQ al Wc6icin uoen HcIultoter, ga trGnger &c %obis
Gone nctop M. @pi5 Ceres itcbl9c 2pQc life bar giort Gem noget
pirfcliGt Qo0t, bni@ &c bar gipet BAN Ell @nleonin9 til at giere DDao
han fuu oQ DC olmiuoeliQe mcoicirlfc Sumneniptninger ban bar
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fan qipre Tor Gem. Gets itorie Srilntf bar prret blanot W6rro
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prpuc Oct for tDpc Gage pn upr Hcifp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04

Naar Z, brtayr %ooi Conc pcO = offlrot hpoo g brulcr, pc0, at
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piounoerliat Nrbeioe for SCl6rcocu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04

Geriurcr, Der Iber al MheumntSme, Observation-Disclosures. SIbebc,
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SGmurrhoiecr, Satarrb, Anacmia, SsuueSbeS, "a Grippe, Smcr-
ter, alminoeliac Spaahrncr % ncrusS TesbrnnthcS, bar iuIbnruoia
prspct Susi' Conc % iulSt no bepiSh bets tore acSsinfe grrsi
fr iuanuunc lprocner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
un0 tucr Wanlmrl!

lloniect cnteu &c err Wauo cuer auinOc, tppc encr inttl IGi
qarrcI, alt &c bcbspcr at qierc cr at uofnbc Gcre@ Nann % Nore9
ie pnu 0en trnftc Aupou pod Nln0eu Al DcHnc Sioc, og Oct MI bl1o)
Sem tilicn0t uocu en- 0ent@ GmtomH9er Tor Sem. Nlocrcn G
inecn Ninorino for NclbrcOcn, % octte Silbub er oubcnt Tor oUl
Qanlc Tot, iaupcIon ipr uio6clalOrcnoe oa unge WfTno % &pltl
Der. vi rntcr at itl0r enbpcr Gl6re Ecriou Ell ruo Sterrele en-
Solur 9Gir al Wo0i Zone QaG lem ~ tnuc Cages Frene, pad ldll
ne Ndu0c ior nj icu0cr oct iii unQc oQ mto0clul0ren0e, olt pn pol
Rcifo "a pa uor @ctoiuuiuQ. ior at bcpic, huoo Noot'{onc tou no
rettc ior ,N0cbciuocnocr hos Quulc iunncliom mqe, Tor at bcptlc
hpu0 oct Qior Tor Ecrioucr, Scr li0cr al leqcmltq SooQbeo oG Sloebe
fnben0cr, cntcn ira Nlncr0om cucr al un6rc NoriuQer. Iete Gil
bno or nnbcnt fpr nHe WiGnb % 9pinocr, pili9t, Goelmootgt, uocn
TorbCholo 90 NclrTu2uiuQ Glntn0er al Ycrloncr, Qumlc o0 unQe
bar icn0t citcr Nooi- Gone pn &rGpe, uoeu at bCtnlc en- Gent, % bar
mnoct al 0t luQQcr mt Airo puu 0ere@ Den, I'm &iQer 0crc3 STn-
fcfrait I'M Strait ill 0crca Y1uitIer % I'm Stprte til enhpcr @c'nlling
oQ III cnfcr at @ idI prepc Oct, uorcct buoO Qere9 Nloer or, Tor
a. r ON oct fife tan qiere liqcioa meget ior Gem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
Bodi-Tone
bclbrcOc Snobumnc ueo at

qirr uttlrdt huu0 bets A0Ou mcncr hclbrcoc SnAoUmmc Ub at
icmmc ~ Dcc ScNcmct, pg ~ rWtcr, at &c lol prnpc rl 2Gltc po
rr Ngtto oQ ic hpoo Oct tom Nlrrc irr Ceres %cQcmC. No0i Gone
cr Ell INcu. rW0 (ublct. ser t0lc@ trc C6OrNc hucr CuQ. Mpcr 9Gic
inochobcr lem oa iuttJ az 0l@ic (ublct2. not 1or ZEN % turc Cages
Brio. 90 ri icuDcr Gent DUn rul0c 9Gitc men Ell Gent Toritu0, iu0
sc tom pruuc oct od Iurc al titn0t hua0 oct er, ia &c fnn biuc be
tIrnoi uco or,rooN 81 0rbt0cr Scgcnct, hOoroun &c Gclbrcpcr
hnurou1tfcoc SnNoummc urN NjUlp Al Autlrru til at icume op
cthrcrt Crlou %t0cmct Gone cr Ct l0ct Cr0. men oct bcuocr en-
lei Gel. ot / Nclprco. 9uur ole CrQorcr Qirr i'm Gel, uuor cthpcrt
ouCr Ya en- iulolrnoiQ notnrIiN Aiuuoc, uaor ouc Gmttoucr cr
iunoc az rtr,r mcN nattrliO &jqor, nOur GucrQi Sturtc ~ Strait
til Of mcou0G S0loorWc err uo ct uOturhQt Nuntt, oo cr &cQcmct
r8tQ rCmt Nooi (cc Qrr. AZ hNc >CQcmct hiUlpcr 9aturcn iii
at tone en- cuhpcr %ort. Cctc err ocu Strait, Der lager mocr Boot
Gone iore NroCoc or Dem SplC; oetc err Sen Muooc hrorpou set
hclbrcorr Su0ocume % QIor %eNcmet lrtnt; 0ettt cr Sen Strait set
tIbr0C Ctu, ol d iaor mn NcbrCo % Stnrte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04

SEQ par nern9S oa bapNe i%aaonnne NnfaIb, at iea life funbc
!tl9ge SenGe1L % leo ,lcD iaaleOeS al 6oritoppelie. ar icg
ltapt9 lHnntte tdgc Htfctingsmioler. Sioen icg brr9tc @ooiz
gone bar ig life mere uo9en %erf og Smcrter. Seq f9Ier
ION ct amber G(euneitc % ubfsrcr mcb 6orneieIie nil Stsz
arbclpe. Seq er 81 Hnr 9anmel, men feler ung. Wan9e af
mine Noboer bar brugt SooeSpue oe roier Den.
@rS. gnne Nnberipn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
Siger SpDisSpme
trclitc bans Sip

Vc9ron0, glih. SEQ CT ioa mc9et be0rc iiOen icq too
@obts6one. Seq bar ganie uebbrliot, "a i9 b%egpuote meo
9{eoictnen. git Snoe bar prret mine Ben o9 / Nerperue.
! Ell 0ddno og Irm bar ieg Idnbar, at ig life tunbe bolbe
et @Ias @ano for at britfc uocn at ipiIne Oct. men M fan
leg boIpe boabiombeIit icq orFer min 9oauo. Seq folcr
MIG megct lterterc og fan igieu arbeibe iot en- Mdup. Auar
le9 'tuIoe bDte mig for at ito Ell 6eit. trnf girluerne min
G|apc Jig idnmcn ia itpre ipm en- arptnrpc, iau ig naatte
brc op rettc mig iaieu. 9i3ic SnmptouIer mcrfcr lea life
mere. Seq nor. i0 babe nGret bo nil, ON ig life tnpSe
foaet %oHie Gone. Seq haoOc benne %laGe ii War, og ie9
trocbe life Der unr nogen 6elbrcocIic. Seq or 60 Nar GAM
mel, % i9 islcr Iigciud friIf Iot irg giorbc melem So %
4o.Gnr&oINcreu. Seq iial uIiio tae ON @ooizSOne til mine
gfdboCr. Grif Carlton.