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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-08-24

WANTED-A good hand sewer to help
on ladies jacket suits. Apply to N.
Buckwalt, care Blakesley Cottage, Mt.
! Lake Park. Adv. 26-1t.
Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Howard, of
Fairmont, w. Va, are among the
visitors to this section of the country
this week, they being well located at
one of the Park cottages.
A. D. Naylor & Co., in their new ad-
yertisement in this issue, have some
thing to say of interest to every farmer
in the county. Read their advertise
ment and save money.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Weber. who went
to the far West from Oakland more
than two years ago, are now on their
way east, travelling in a Ford car, and
expect to reach Oakland some time
within the next three weeks.
Mrs. Samuel E. Boyer, of Fairmont,
is in Oakland as the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hinebaugh. Mrs. Boyer
will visit with relatives and friends in
other parts of the county during the
next two or three weeks.
Mrs. William G. Brown and little son
and Miss Nellie Monroe, all of King
wood, West Va, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Gilmor S. Hamill at their well
appointed home in the east end of town
Saturday, Mrs. Brown and Miss Monroe
being on their way from Kingwood to
Washington, d. C.
Just received at McIntire's Hard
ware Store, a car load of Paroid Roof
ing to sell at the right price.
Advertisement.
Mr.. Clarence G. Dixon, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Dixon, of Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived in Oakland last Thursday
morning to remain two weeks visiting
relatives here and in other parts of the
county. Clarence is remembered by
many Oakland people and is now hold
/ ing good position with one Of the rail
road companies operating out of Cleve-
land.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-08-24
EVANSVILLE.

- -A--A-zo--sS-
A lawn fete was held for the benefit
of the NJ. E. Church on last Saturday
night, everything was sold and a neat
sum realized for the church.
Daniel Hershberger and sister, Miss
Grace, entertained informally for
their guest Frank Shatfer, of Frost
burg, on Monday evening. Music and
games made the evening pleasant.
Refreshments followed.
Mrs. j. w. Delaney entertained with
an informal dance last Wednesday even
ing at the Evans Bungalow. Several
Frostburg people were present.
The Cassleman Cabin formerly oc-
cupied by MIR. and Mrs. Scott from
Indiana is now taken by party of
Elk Lick girls.
Mrs. Fred. Wehner and sister, Mrs.
N. E. Wetmore, of Frostburg were
guests at the National Thursday even
ing.
Our people have been enjoying the
RedDath Brockway Chautauqua at
Salisbury the past week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-08-24

Miss Lillian Knieriem, of Cumberland,
is here as the guest of Miss Evelyn
Helbig.
Misses Edith and Gladys FaIkenstein,
of Terra Alta, are in Oakland visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Sincell arrived
in Oakland yesterday to visit relatives
few days.
Mr.. N. U. Bond, of Bond, KY, arriv-
ed in Oakland Yesterday afternoon to
remain few days on business.
Mr.. Charles S. Davis returned home
Tuesday afternoon from business trip
through portions of West Virginia,
Mrs. Icie Dain, of indianapolis, Ind,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. David Well
ing, Sr, at her home in East Oakland
Mr.. Arthur Naylor returned home
Sunday afternoon from few days visit
lis grandmother at Fairmont, West
Miss Norine Ault went to Morris
Park, W. Va. yesterday afternoon to
join the camping party from Oakland
at that point.
Mr.. James Grimes, of Pittsburgh, is
here for few days visit to his sisters,
Mrs. George l.. Sincell and Miss Jose
phine Grimes
Miss Mary Rogers, of Morgantown,
West Va, arrived in Oakland yesterday
and is the guest of Miss Margaret
Howell at her home on Second street.
Rev. and Mrs. John H. Howard left
Oakland last Sunday night for tie
Eastern Shore to spend a term of ten
days with friends and relatives there
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Felix, of Sabetha,
Kan, who have been in Garrett county
for the past month or more visiting
their many friends, will return West
this morning.
For SALE-Two cows. Apply to
Miss Griffin, Deer Park, Md ADV. "a st
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-08-24
See Naylor & Co., for that
Barn Door Track. Adv.


Mrs. Lewis Walter and daughter,
Genevieve, spent Sunday at Deer Park.
| Mrs. Martin Carney, of Clarksburg,
W. Va, is visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Mildred O'Hare, of Baltimore. is
guest of Miss Mary CAVITY at her home
in this city.
Sheriff Albert Ashby made business
trip to the vicinity of Homecoming Tues
day morning.
Miss Anna Edge, of Weston, West,
Va, is in Oakland the guest of Mrs.
Harvey Straight.
Miss Virginia King returned to Oak
land Tuesday afternoon after spending
few days in Cumberland.
Mr.. Carl B. White, of Uniontown,
Pa, spent Saturday evening and
Sunday at his home IN this city.
Mr.. James TuhlI, of Springfield,
Ohio. accompanied by members of his
family, is here for visit of few days
to relatives.
Mrs. D. E. Offutt and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, left Oakland last Friday for
a two weeks sojourn at Atlantic City
and other Eastern points.
Attention is directed to the change in
the advertisement of the Garrett
National Bank, which appears at the
head of this page today.
The Rev. A. r. Snedegar, of Bloom
ington, who has been spending short
vacation at Atlantic City, has returned
to his charge in this county.
WANTED-Gir for general house
work; wages IS. 80 per week; no wash
ing; apply to Mrs. Joseph Hartman.
CreedmOre Cottage, Mountain Lake
Park. Md Adv. 26-lt
The family of Mr.. J. NJ Stanton. who
had been camping at point near How
esville, West Va. for upwards of two
weeks, returned home Monday evening
on train No. u
For SALE-A seven passenger six
cylinder Studebaker car Has run less
than 1000 miles; electric lights; electric
starter; all modern improvements. A
Bargain. Address C, this office.
Messrs. Henry and William Scherr.
Of Morgantown, arrived in Oakland
Sunday to be guests for week or more
of their SISTER Mrc It,I;rs = D.
ninger..at her home on Second street.
Naylor & Co., can sell you
Fertilizer at the right price.
Advertisement.
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Elv. who have
been at Mifiiinton, Pa, for the past
three or four weeks where they are
guests of their son, Rev. j. c. Ely, Jr..
will return to Oakland Saturday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-08-24

Every cloud, as has been sapiently
and repeatedly remarked. has silver
lining. On account of the epidemic of
ifantil paralysis the opening of thee
public schools in New York will be
postponed.
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Ravenscroft with
their son Randall, and daughter, Mrs.
H. E. Hyde, of New York City, motored
to Atlantic City last week where Mr.
Hyde joined them, returning to Accident
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. G. A. Bolden, Mrs. George
Bolden and little son, who spent several
weeks in Oakland where they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Naylor,
left for their homes at Charleston,
West Va, Yesterday morning.
Mr.. W. R. Stull, of Wilkes Barre,
Pa, arrived in Oakland last Thursday
morning, accompanied by Mr.. D. E.
Otfutt, who went to the above point
some days prior thereto and accomparl-
ed Mr.. Stull to town in the latters'
automobile.
Rev Ernest R. McCauley, of Nor
folk, Va, who was pastor of the local
Lutheran church a number of years
ago, is here for a vacation of short
duration. He will spend this period
visiting his former Pensioners and re-
newing old acquaintanceships.
Miss Edna Shank, who has been on
visit of two or three weeks to relatives
at Confluence, Pa, returned home Sun
day afternoon, accompanied by her sis
ter and little niece who will spend
some time here as guests of her mother,
Mrs. D. H. Shank on Liberty street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaffer, of Washing
ton, D. c., accompanied by Miss Elba
Chambers, of Baltimore, came up to
Oakland last Friday evening to visit
relatives and friends. Mrs Shaffer re-
turned to Washington Tuesday night
while Miss Chambers will remian here a
short time as the guest of the Misses
Hart.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad was
opened to Piedmont on the q dav of
July, 1851. This was just s years, 8
months, 10 days after the railroad en-
tered Cumberland; and just / year, 5
months and ten days before the road
was opened to Wheeling. At this time
this railroad was the longest in the
world
Rev. and Mrs. o. A Bremen, accom-
panied by the formers brother. Mr..
Jess Bremen, who were in camp at
Morris Park, West Va, for two weeks
or more, returned to Oakland Saturday
night and on Sunday evening the latter
left for his home at Hillsboro. ILL.,. after
spending six weeks very pleasantly
among the hills OF Western Maryland
and West Virginia. Rev. and Mrs.
Bremen returned to camp Monday
morning.
The man who makes money in a com
munity has duty to perform to that
community. 1t may be he has made
his money by his superior business
ability, and that he would have done as
well anywhere. That does not alter the
case. If his gifts are great his re-
sponsibility is equally as great. No
man was placed on earth for the sole
purpose of making money. and the man
who has this as his ideal had better
never have been born. 1t is not an act
of charity, but the performance of
simple duty for the man who has made
money to pass little of it on for the
benefit of the community, even though
he neverseXpects to see a dollar of his
contribution back.
For Sale-A full blood Poland China
male hog. Apply to or address E. j.
Petersheim, r. D. 2. Oakland, Md.
Advertisement. 25-5 times
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-08-24

Drank Shaffer, of Frostburg, has been
a guest of Daniel Hershberger and 0.
Bender the past week.
Misses Esther Roeder, of Cumberland,
and Luetta Parker, of Pittsburgh, were
guests at the Victoria Hotel few DAYS
last week
Miss Catharlne Wilson and Miss Elsie
Dando, of Frostburg, were guests last
week at the Cassleman Hotel.
Miss Pearl Fickel, of Frostburg, is
visiting the Misses Gingerich here.
Joel Orendorf, near Bittinger, has
been taken to Baltimore hospital for
surgical treatment.
A number of Frostburg people were
in Grantsville Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-08-24
Sunday School Picnic at rleadov
fountain.

The Meadow Mountain Sunday school
will hold their annual picnic in Brenne-
mans grove on Saturday September
2od. The amusements of the day will
include music, recitations and speaking
by able speakers. Plenty refreshments
will be for sale including a good dinner
at the tables for only % cents.
COMMITTEE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-08-24
Store For Sale

Owing to other businey demanding my attention. l
offer for sale my stock Of Shoes Clothing and Furn-
shings.
This is one of the best business propositions in
Oakland, and will be sold at very much less than
value if taken before September l.
In the meantime | will sell clothing and many
other articles at greatly reduced prices 1t will pay
you to investigate
Yours truly
f. A. WEIMER
Oakland. Md
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-08-24
GAS
For Infants and Children
in Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears ~
sisn. shs of &1AgzZ9

In the Forty Years Ago" column of
the Cumberland News mention is made
of the fact that John A. j. Shultz, a
former resident of Garrett county, who
had gone to st. Louis and engaged in
the manufacture of betting, had patent
ed device which revolutionized the
method of manufacture.
The members of Camp A, Woodmen
of the World, will hold picnic at Red
House on Saturday, September 9th,
when able speakers will be present and
amusements of all kinds will be provid-
ed for those who attend. Refresh
ments will be on sale and a general
good time is promised those who attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-08-24
Naylor & Co., can sell you
Fertilizer at the right price.

HIFt IIstIllent.
Dr. and Mrs. J c. Elv. who have
been at Miffiinton, Pa, for the past
three or four weeks where they are
guests of their son, Rev. J. C. Ely, Jr..
will return to Oakland Saturday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
WrGfculano.

Ger er fremocIes ingen 5oron.
BRING / oct giraffe 8sre - %ialiaIt
life ill oet bcOre
Gn M Ni0cIiug iranife Grlog5ma.
~troicr bIcu / Eor5oogS lanoiat / Et'
rpu5 % ienot til 9Itben, boor oere5
@lniorer forIongtc 4orlamentS. %
Observation-Disclosures I'll 9arafter
ior Dem.
Song &onitantin oiientIiggioroe
en- Grore til 9ltbers 9orgere ON al
|ofboIOe iig ira poerligere C%emouItro.
tioncr imoo De 9lQiereOe, oa belle
@rufcnIanos SiIprrelie Tom ielp.
Itpn0ia Stat IN ito0 pau Spil.
Gbcicn ior Oct ironifc FoIiti /
Gtbcn og GirTll5 bar unOerrcttet De
grGifc 9%lpiicr, iom bcfiGmper &eni.
jcIo3, ON at ira oQ meo / &groag3
OiI ban uOepe Gcniur ooer Den grp.
ife Yre9ic.
% Sfiicercr % 500 Wtentge al
sen grpifc @arniion / @ltbeu bar hut
ret iig Ill Sen repoIlltionGre @epG.
gclie oq er oirciit iii Salonifi. &ige'
iua ifal Npcn Stamina / grGlf Gpirl5
bare crfIGrct iig for &cni5eloa.
Song &Onitantin bopbc / Srcbag@
ell Sumtole mco Ben brittle Wfini.
tier til glthcu opcrior bpcm ban no.
toItc iig / &c bitrcItc llotrpf ON Oc
AQicrcocS SrcmiTro / @rGtculano
% ON ocre9 gucrfien0clic al Tcni.
5cloa' repohItionGrc % ulouIigc 9ics
gicring.
San ioQoc til Wiiniitcrcn, at ga sc
Iuicrc0c hap0c bcrpuct ham (&on-
gem al WfnQt % Wtpuoigbco % an.
crticnot &cui5Clo@, ioo err oct boot
oe bcuuenoer ii1 til bcnne iioitc, man
oc bcrcitcr bar nogct at iige @rTfen.
lun0.
&ongen fremiattc iIere ToriloQ,
Tom ale al ocn brittle Wtiuiiter bIeu
erfIprct for intelligence og betpb.
uing9Ieie oa erflGrcoc, at 2ongen
bur0e i~oran0re lin Eolitif ira 8run.
Ben al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
Eager Dioenifaben
Operhaano?

st Eaio, Scra$, ben 20be Otto
Der. - &. IS. &eterion, Er9iioent
for Staten lltob3 9anobrugsbellto-
lie / Sogan, ertlprcoe / Ell Gale, ban
iOag bolot pna oeu internatipnaIe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, at bore Sano-
brugsltoler ten0crcr til inarere at
giore 6armernc til acknowledgements
enc til prattiite Sorobrugere.
"Ge lGrer Iorlueget al Semi %
life NOT ON 9arneopora9elie," Jag
DC ban. "Si giar earning mere pi-
ocnItabeIig enc pruttiit. 81 bar ino-
pitIet Solicit ct Ret al Seorier, ion1
maa lpsneS burtig, euers oil Solicit
relic Jig % rtoe neo, buao pi bar
bpgget op, iaa Vi maa begpnoe ira
mt al"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24

ON mig, men iPn0 Sps omfring |
Garfen, iaa Oct life gaar De ANDRE
Iige0an!"
Zen IipSiarIigt iaoreoe 6lpoer
lang "Morieiuaiien", ibet ban bIeo
boaret ppf poa en- @oore. RogIe
Elmer ienere miiteoe ban geoioitbe'
ocr, og Senoog Wtorgen oeoe ban.
Gre andre amerifunife Geltagere
6Groen oenote tiIbogc / goo 8ebolo.
Get opIpieS ira Goris, at Sfaoen
poa Wiolicrperfcrne beleber Jig til
Here Wiiaioner Collars; men bette er
oct minoite. Sterre @etponing bar
oct, at Oct bill tage lang % foltbor
Gib at faa ~gienopbpgget De Itore am.
mlnitionSfabrifer.
8 tpife Aeroploner blep ifllot neo
poa 3lrren, % 5 iranife Mtaitiner
pcnotc life tilbage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
Di fcrer Krio.

@oibington oen 20oe Sftpber. -
Get oemofratiifc Slagorb i Salg'
fampcu, at "SSiIion bolot os noe al
&rig", tit en- orOentlig Spipert ioas.
"a oct bIeu befienot, at General
trig&tommi@IUr Guod $. Growoer
IrmeenS boieite iurioiife Nfpnoig.
beo, bar ai9iuet ben Grastning, al
DC Sprencbe Slater / @irfeIigbeoer
beiinSer Jig / ariestilitano meS
Nierico.
Senae Grosming, iom sioroes
ncopenoig Tor at funne uoreoe o.
mango rctSIige SpcrgSmaal, lom ITO
dig fouirouterer ocnne 8ren al Ir.
mcen blcu oi1ipet Tor Ell Sio lioen
men or htotil paa oct iierrgcIie bic
benncligbolot al armeoepartenlell
tet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
Yaitur 6. 6. Sinberlie bpb. So.

flor g. 6. Sinoerlie opoe / lit
Stem / N~ortbfielo, Minn., oen 12te
October efter lGngere Sios Spg-
bonn og blep begrapet ben 16oe rns
ser flor SeltagelIe {. Ifoeoe bar fpot
/ Bergen oen 3oie Nopember 1888.
San fpm til Imerifa / 1884 og
blep set fslgenoe gar Treit for 81
ons Menigbeb, 2afe Sreiton, g. 9.
Sra 1892 til 1896 betiente ban Wfe-
nigbeoer / 9roDn Co., g. 9. Ser
eiter pirfebe ban iom Ereit for ben
Torenebe airfes Wenigbeo | Gan-
By, Winn., inotil ban for b~ulpanoet
@ar iioen traf Jig tilbage fra aftipt
Irbeioe og boIatte iig / Nortbfielo.
Taltor Sinoerlie bar TO 8unge gift.
Sans fsrlte Silltrll, Ilette Is. Sobn-
fen, oeoe / 1885. S 1900 blep ban
Ggtepiet til Gbriltine Selan, iom
operleper bam. San efterlaoer Jig
oesrloen fslgenoe Barn: Wrs. $50
Itor 9. 8. Tonoestpebt, Gaitor 6.
s. Sinberlie, Taitor q. 9. Sinoer-
lie, Taitor s. q. 80. Sinoerlie %
Mils Comfort Sinoerlie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
Mr. o. Irs. Grif @alSelaff

minneapolis ieireoe Den t7oe Otto
bet lit Sslpbrpuup. Smfring et
~bunoreoe Serner iamIebes / gnleo-
ming al Saaeu / bereS Stem ON Ii-
tenen for at gratiilcre. Ser bolotes
Saler al Den Soreneoe airfes Sor.
manb, DR.. Z. s. Sabl, Gaitor 6.
S. Solbere % Heoaftsr Sb. 60.
aeh. Ir. % Mrs. @aIoclano bler
Tor % Iar iioen Ggtepiet / Dor
Sreliers airfe / Iinlcapolis al ga.
itor 8. y. &angsnes. MrS. @aloe,
lanb or Ell Satter al Orr. % @rs.
Z. $. 9eis Der / Spen. Mr. @aI.
oelauo err, iom b~efieuot, &asierer
Tor ben Sorenebe airfe og Seitprer
II Iugsburs Tltbliibing Souie, Sar
err Sen al Taitor Ole @aloelauf
oa fom iii amerifa | 1882. &ar
par Ell Sio aulat / lutheran Sub.
liIbins Soule / Gecorab. oereiter
Noftbfelo SiIbIiibing Spuie inotil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
NprSmanos- Tprbnnoct, 7be Se'

Npromanos -Surbnnoct, 7be Sefte
1916, err ubfommet meo felgerloe
Snobolo: Waren Widelets Sirfe
for Norifoom / amerifa, af Carl Is.
.. SanIen; Sm Naturen / oct moro
lige Norge, at neutrality-suspicious.
Sauna &espolo-Solmien; Sire 9re.
be ON ns-Imerifanere"
Set Itore llbpre. Nebenesiagn, al
Soban @oa; "9et lloflptteOe NorgeS
Sus", al 81. 9. g. Sart5; gn
"9oer ira Norges Sfiargaaro", al
Geo. Subl; Waaneben / Norge, al
Serm. Smitt-S ngebretien; Sra
Imerifas NorbnGno, al 81. @. &c.
Sart5; aioromGno Soroen runbt;
Meooeleller fra Ncromanos -Sor.
bunbet. Sfriftet, Ser reoigeres al
SorbunbetS Sefret9r, &anoioat SO.
Worgenitierne, l,on1erfer Jig peb lit
ltaoig mere og mere interesIante Snb-
bplo og FOREIGNER en- langt Itsrre See.
IefreoS blanot De Norife beroper, emo
bet alerebe bar. Gnbper, iom bar
Snteresie for bort Solfs Sip %
Sirfe rltnot ON / Serben, bpr bolbe
Sfriftet og meloe Jig inb iom Weo.
lem al Horomanbs- Sorbunoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
SpretteIIen Of augsburg Tubliibins
Souie.
Spnner al Nurae. en- mn Ssr

Spnner al Wprge. On mn Sen.
ner at Horge Soee blep itiftet /
Sunburg, Winn., / Wanoass al Si-
itriftspr9iibent Mons Sauee al
@enlon, Winn., meb 9iitanb al Si-
ItriftsIefretGr Saaipurb Iifelanb.
Sra 9enIon, Minn., fom meo Iu-
tomobiler IA Weolemmer al Den
oerp9renoe Senner at Horge 2oge
for at beltage / ben feitlige Sano-
ling. StiftelIesmeoet par meget
bpegeligt; Der bar Saler, Gang os
Wtuiif. Gen npe 2oee, bpis Napn
er Solpans Ro. 173, begpnber meo
% Weblemmer. Gems gmbebS-
mpnb err: CONNER, Statsienator
y. u. 8anruo; BrGlioent, 6. g..
8anrilb; Giceprplibent, Ole 81.
linabo; Sefreter, Sobn 6. Otter
neis; SinanslefretGr, q. S. Sple;
aaSierer, g. 90. Staten; &esent,
Wartin Sborietb; Maribal, S%Sillills
Sfansberg; Snore @ast, Sbeo.
@anruo; gore Sagt, Ole Sollen;
SiaiosmGno, Sobn Spitao, Ilfreo
gaingbo og &nut Sbompion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
Der. % Nrs. Sans {. Ialbera

Der. % Mrs. Sans 5. @albera i
Waoiion, @iS., bapoe Selpbrpaup
Den 15oe Sftober. s Inleoning al
Sagen bar en- Sfare S%lngtninaer
% Senner iamlet / oereS Siem. So
ban Soren bolot en- paffer Sale for
Earret og operrafte Dem Ell 8ape
/ Sclp, boorefter 9ruogommen tat.
teoe. Scr. Ialberg, ser err Sopo.
eraf, bar pRret Weoubgiper al ilere
Blade / minneapolis, Waoiion OF
Stougbton, % iiben 1896 bar ban
p9ret aniat / "Imerifa", set meIte
al Chen iom Srpfferiformano.
San er fra Sparbu / Norore
Sronobiems Imt. Sans Suitr11 err
ira Iarbal / Sogn. 9e blep pgte.
uiet / Stougbton al afosoe Taitor
u. SrcoeIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
Deroensfri0en
H~ortfqtteIie fra slSe /

Irme piI meo StoItbeo ie ttIboge pao
Sen t2te Gftobcr 1916"
Ipiterne opIpier, Of ogiaa / oct
it0ite itore gngreb benptteoe griternc
Here al fine "aItior o%pifrpote Stool'
fieoler euer 9anier Wotoroognc. Gre
al Dem Iiggcr III iom 8rag Ioron
pore 2inier, eoeIogt al bort Irtil-
Ieri."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24
SfdnbinaDernes Saa peb Sreaons

StatSltoItiaing blep en- puffer Set.
Sra belle Staten bar ser itrenlmet
6olf til Salem, bpor roitiQingen
bolotes. programmed for Sagen
lomlet ct albeles paffet Srs % oct
itore me Iuoitorium ct ilet ingen
lloen Sal heller. Slanot 6eitens
fore 8lonSnllmre par Songene, lom
Oct foreneoe ifanbinapiife Gor qap
UNDER Erof. SwenienS Seoelie 0as
gems Salere bar blanbt anore8uper
ncrerne Bitter al @aIbington,
@itbcombe al Oregon og Ileran-
Ger al Soabp; Teoaftsr 3. @.
S%one9ren, Tait. @ilbelm 9etterien
og gorgermeiter Sreo Sobnion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-24

uIllIulH ~ @s1ho
al VeiGtningen; De sorige bIep REQ.
BET. "Ilounia", iom bar ct MT Sfib.
bpgget | 1913, bupoe omborb ben.
imoo 10000 Cons Of arigSmaterieI
men in9en ammunition.
aeiier @iIbeIm err otter fommet
tiIbage til @eitfronten, % / forrise
llge bolot ban en- Gale til Soloater.
ne, bpori ban bIanbt on0et iagoe -
efterat babe ptret nogIe pafre Orb
til De foloneS Winoe: - "Dten pi,
lom enonn Ieoepr, bill fiGmpe pibere,
lnotll tn9et mere after tor angribe
oct tpife Soils sgre og 5ribeo. Seq
baaber at @uo fremoeleS bill pere
meo SpIterne / oereS Scamp"
aaptein Sionel Sennpiou, en- Ssn-
nelen al Den beremte engellfe Sigter,
er for anoen Sang blet alporligt iaa.
RET UNDER aampene peo Geitfronten.
X X
Bern, Sdpeit5, 2Ooe Oft. = Gen
al Spiferne org~aniiereoc polite Se-
gion" er gaaet belt iItpffer. Geo
'SiGlp al ale Slags SpnngSmioler
lpffeoes oct omiioer Gpiferre %
Eiterrigerne / Sorening at faa ino-
rulleret $4,000 Bolaffer, iom blep
inooelt / Ter grigaoer. Sire al oisie
@rigaoer giorbe / @egunoelien al
Sftober Mptteri, bIep oippbnet og
inbeiperret / 9reIt.9itooit 6GItning,
og Geiten al 2egionen bIep ienot till
bage til Giterrig forot iGtteS til
SanobrugSarbeioe, Ga man life mere
tilroe itole paa Dem.
Sra Imiteroam mcooeIes, at be
tplfe Wpnoi9beoer / 8elgieu meo
Wtagt bar tpun9et flere Sltien belgi-
ife 9orgere til at forIaoe lit Stem %
tage lat poa forifielig SlagS Irbei-
De iom er blet Dem anoiit - ligeiom
De liOite Saar 9ioroe meo Sen cipile
9efolfltina / ben offupereOe Gel al
Norofranfrig. Sslgcn er, at oen
amerifanif -belgilfe SjGlpefommisiion
er fontnlet | Ell meget pUnifelig Stll-
ling, 6u Den life agter at biplpe Del
giere, iom er tpilnget ino / tpit Sic
ntite. Oct iaar bIi 2piferneS eger
Sag at unDerboloe fine Sienere.
Berlin 21be Oft. - ~ ~franife %
brittle Ieropluner bleo iguar itllbt
neo poa forifieuige SteOer al Seit-
fronten. Sire al Dem iaIOt neb bag
oe tpite 2inier.
Berlin 2toe Oft. - Sen piterrig-
tie Tremierminilter 8rep Carl
Stiirgtb blep ioag mprOet / @ien al
Su0pig Ibler, Heoaftor al ct Sios.
ifrift / @ien. Yremierminiiteren iao
% ipiite Sl,nf alene peO ct Sorb pau
Sotel Heiiel uno Sdnoen oa Ioler
Tom lige ben til ban % afipreoe tire
Sfuo moo ban, booraf ole trof.
Mtotipet til llbuoocn fienbes life. If.
fGren pafte Itort &ere / @ien. Srep
Stiirgfb bar pGrct eiterrigif Ere-
mierminilter iiOen 3oie Hop. 1911.
9onoon 21be Oft. = Se norife
Sompcre "atba1" og "Sauorot" og
Ben ipenife camper "Alfbilb" er
ltllot iiGnf / Noroieen. ri 9ei9t-
ningen paa Den ipcnife Camper ont
fom s Wtano.
gmiterban 21oe Oft. - Seller
@ilbelm bar uonGpnt lin Glbite
@ror Erins &einrid til Storabmi-
raj / Den tplfe 6loaoe.
X x
Soloon 2tbe Oft. - Gn britiif
llnocrponosbaoo, iom netop er penbt
tilboge ira Horoiioen, meloer, at Den
tiolig SorSbag W}orgen t%orpeoereoe
Ell init Setfrpoier al "&olberg"-
aloSien. Shit Oen iaaes gift Den
meget Iongiomt benimoo init Sar-
nnuN