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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-26
MASONIC NOTES.

Corinthian Lodge, F. & A. M. will hold a special communication at 1:30 b. m. on Saturday, Feb. 2e. The F. C. degree will be conferred.
 Tuesday evening will be Past Mas <ers' night. The work for the evening win be in the B. A. degree,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-26

Four hundred and fifty men en- p1oyed at the Williams & Clark chem ical plant at Roosevelt, N. J., went on strike for increased wages.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-26
RIBBONS DEFEAT
 NATIONALS EASILY

New Haven. Feb 26@The New York Nationals, NheraIded as one of the leading basketball teams of the east, lost a fast contest to the Blue Ribbons of Bridgeport by the score of 38-24, last night The game was characterized by constant dEibb1ing by the New York five who essayed large number of long distance shots, while the Park City five gained by clever passing.
 Beckman got the greater number of baskets by scoring from near the basket. Leonard was injured in the latter part of the game but returned and finished in a follow position.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-26

aE. HI. Dillon &. Co.,, 1105 Main street are displaying all the new, shapes in straw hats in hemp Milan hemp and Lissere braids at manufac- turers' prices.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-26

hicago tha Frank
 
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  of the S the on a  and is now is  llustrat aton shows SC Portrai showss n
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-26

fuss 2; schmelke 3; F'yfe 2; Smythe 3; Roach, Brunner 2. Baskets from foul, Beckman 2; Schmelke 2. Time of halves, 20 minutes. Referee, Doe Hull.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-26

A heavy snowfall is recorded in France.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-26

ADVERTISE IN THn NATsEl.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

lict and asks that the paper be stop ped. It can't be done. That partic- ular subscription may be cancelled but the paper never stops.
 If an editor is good he is a sissy if he is bad he is a devil. If he rec ognizes the licensed saloon he is a soak; if he votes for prohibition he is bigot. If he shouts for Teddy he wants war; if he doesn't he is a mol lycoddle. If he prints all the news he's a ghoul; if he doesn't he's a coward. If he tells the truth he is q manace; if he doesn't he is a skunk If he goes to church he is hypo- crite; if he doesn't he's an atheist. l. he's liberal he's a'spendthrift; if h. saves his money he's a tightwad. Ii he's affable he's bore; if he is seri- ous he's a grouch.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
CHAMBER TO ISSUE
 \ NEAT PAMPHLET

At the last meeting of the Cham Der of Commerce a committee was appointed for the purpose of getting up a circular descriptive of the Val dez-Fairbanks auto trail, for the pur- pose of boosting the trail as means of rapid travel between the coast and the interior and as an ideal auto trip for pleasure. As a result Rev. G. J. Finn, chairman of the committee, has submitted very attractively design ed circular calling the attention of the travelling public to the many ad- vantages of the route, its scenic at fractions and the possibilities a trip over the road affords the sportsman and the angler. The circulars will be printed and given wide distribu- tion where they will attract the at- tention of tourists.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
THE WINTER MAIL SERVICE.

The establishment of a winter mail service between Valdez and Willow Creek would undoubtedly be of great benefit to the citizens of Valdez, as the past summer demonstrated that the travel diverted to Valdez by the establishment of the summer sched- ule was of incalculable benefit to ey- cry merchant in our city, as well as hotel keepers and others. A great number of persons travelled over the trail as a result of the excellent auto Using for our city resa-.od there from.
 With winter mail service between Valdez and Interior points additional advertising for our city would thus be secured, and d great many dollars dropped in the cotfers of our mer- chants, which would otherwise De diverted to points on the Copper Riv- CT railroad. Our citizens, as a body. with possibly a few exceptions, are unanimously in favor of this service, as it keeps our people in touch with interior stations, and cements the ties which bind the inhabitants of these isolated points to Valdez.
 Let us get in and work with the Road Commission and the Chamber of Commerce for the great benefits which will accrue from receiving mail regularly from the interior. Drop all prejudice and pique and get in and drill. We can secure this serv- ice by cooperative work, and it will add one more enterprise to the city and a great many dollars to our in- come.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
WILL START WORK ON
 KNIGHT ISLAND CLAIMS;

Thomas Blakney will leave tOmor- row for Knight Island with crew of men to commence work on the Rua property recently acquired by w. A. Dickey. Mir. Dickey, who is now or an early date a large quantity of Tn Chinery, including power plant. compressor and machine drills for the development of the property on 3 large scale. In the meantime MT. Blakney and his crew will erect the necessary bunkhouses and shops, and expect to have them in readiness for the reception of the machinery upon it's arrival.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
Alaska Gold Hill
 Mining Company
OFFERS ITS FIRST ISSUE or 100000 SHARES OF STOCK AT 1Oc
Why You Should Buy Alaska Gold
 Hill Mining Stock.

The company has ground pro- nouaccd by experts as warraatiug de- yel2pmont.
 he money derived from the sale of atock vii, hc spent in the grcund
 Preliminary arrangement for the winters work already made.
 There is not one ce"t of ::dnbted- ness.
 Treasury stock only for sale.
 The adjoining property w;ii be n producer in a snort while
 This is g moving concern and the stock is going to be active.
 The Alaska Gold Hill property is in sight Of Valdez and is backed and managed by conservative people.
 A dollar spent here $ also a dolla. to help Valdez.
 Stock OH sale at the office of Sec- retary and Treasurer George J.. Love. Adv.-tf.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1916
PUBLIC HARD TO PLEASE.

One day the editor is all amiable be spurned with loathing. IL all de- bends whether he is viewed with the rosy spectacles of snug complacercy or the baleful vision of one who rises from his couch suffering from liver trouble and with bad taste in his mouth. The fate of the newspaper man is that of the neutral nation or the private peacemaker. In the one case he is buffsted OF aiI his bor- der, and in the other he is kicked in the slats by both husband and wife. says Eugene Brown ir the Los Alge- les Times.
 The frailtieS or eXcesses Of -he eGi- tor are given to the whole world Fl black ink on white paper. His short comings and long goings are public property. More often he is abused for what he does not rather than for what he does.
 The favorite passion of the ire sponsible layman is to own news paper long enough to rip Somebody up the back. Yet if the editor does happen to tread on the tail of a coat the result is either libel suit, a tight or lost subscriber. Editorial praise is seldom appreciated, but editorial criticism is always strongly and hot ly resented. Speak kind words about Smith for a whole lifetime and he will contentedly accept them as his due, but let a dinky little item creep in that places him in an unpleasant position and all the good things that have gone before are forgotten. He never tried to do the paper any good before, but now he takes up a club and axe and does all the damage pos sible. He raves and rages like a wildcat.
 If through friendship or sympathy a paper withholds the publication os some unhappy bit of news concerning a hitherto respected citizen that per- son will carelessly express a gratitude he does not feel. But if the public learn of the suppression the roar may be heard for miles. To the or- dinary reader the greatest newspaper crime in the world is the suppression of salacious news. And yet the pa per is merely the editors show Will dow in which he may rightfully place such of his wares as he elects.
 In a time when there is a great war, political campaign, rrohibi- tion, suffrage, baseball, taxation, dancing, Mexico, Japan, tunnel bor- ing and a few other disturbing fac tors in the public mind the editor who can keep his bark from the
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
BY ACTUAL test one dollar ha

BY ACTUAL test one dollar has been found to pay $150 worth oi bills in six weeks. A marked dollar was placed in circulation by a Seat. tie newspaper and every man who re ceived it was asked to report to the paper what it had paid and to re. quest his patrons to do likewise. Il kept in active circulation for six weeks and was then paid in to a mai order house and retired from circu' lation. Had it remained in Seattle one year it would have paid thou sands of dollars in debts. This might also be applied to any other city. By keeping our money at home and in active circulation 1t becomes a mighty lever in building up town.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

IT IS FOLLY for a merchant to send out of the city for everything he requires and expect the citizens to stand unanimously behind him with their trade. The peculiar con- ditions existing in our city make it imperative for each to help the other in every way possible, and keep as many men working and as much money in circulation as our limited financial means will allow. By con- lsidering our neighbours business we will be enabled to build up our own. But the man who demands the trade .of his neighbors and wilfully passes .than, up when making his own pur- chases is entitled to no consideration whatever from our people.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
AT SALEM
 DISCOVERS NEW COMET

SALEM, Ore, Nov. 16.-A large comet believed to be uncharted was discovered here by L. McAdams, an astronomer, yesterday. The comet was first seen about 20 degrees be- low and 20 degrees west of the North Star. Its tail was about 30 degrees long and two degrees wide, point ing down. MT. McAdams is in con- stant communication with prominent astronomers throughout America and has received no notification Of the anticipated visit of the comet.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
Dance Tonight at Liscum.

Tonight the Fort Liscum Social Club will give one of it's enjoyable dances. The affairs of this organi- zation are too we'll known to need
 any further statement than that they are always most enjoyable. The Don aldson will leave Valdez for Fort Liscum at 8:15 o'clock this evening for the benefit of those who wish to attend, and will return about 1:3O.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
WITH freight rates mounting sky

WITH freight rates mounting sky ward on account of the large wal contracts and scarcity of vessels it is a, wonder that Alaska has as efficient freight service as is main tained. Any steamship nowadays can make better money outside than on the Alaska runs, but for the sake a maintaining lasting service boats are kept on the Northern route which might be doubling the returns by ac- cepting other contracts.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
Old Jess Mushed Last Trail.

SEATTLE: Jesse F. Cochrane, one of the earliest gold seekers in Alaska died here yesterday at the age of 93. Cochrane was one of the first to visit Eagle, Rampant, Tanana and other places, and finally started a trading store at the place known as "Cochrane..' a short distance below Fort Gibbons on the Yukon.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
KITCHENER MONUMENT
 IN ORKNEYS IS PLAN

LONDON, Nov. 6.-Funds are be- ing raised by public subscription to erect a monument to the late Lord Kitchener, on Warwick Head, Isle of Birsayl, Orkney, near the place where the cruiser Hampshire went down with the great war ministe" aboard. The monument will be ar such an elevation that it can be seen an immense distance.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

COAL is selling for $12.50 Der ton in New Jersey. Seattle is paying $S.50 per ton for coal delivered. The citizens of Valdez are paying $13; and at Seward and Anchorage, next door neighbors to the great coal fields, the price is $2 per ton higher than Valdez.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

THE Fool Killer should let the oth CT varieties alone for a while and de- vote his entire attention to the man who slams you on the back with a fist like a ham every time he meets you.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
sIircmen Meet Tonight.

A meeting of the Valdez Fire De- raTtment will be held in the City Hall this evening at o'clock. All members of the department are re- Quested to be present.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
Indicted Man Acquitted.

COUER D'ALENE, Ida, Nov. 16- ID. F. Banby, who resigned as audi tor of kootenai county and was in- Idicted recently on charge of mis- appropriation of public money, has
 been acquitted.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

UNLESS you are a munitions man. ufacturer or have a corner on food stuffs it is hard to convince yourself that Prosperity is touching you with her golden wand with flour $15 pe- barrel and meat almost prohihitive.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

TT IS HARD to believe it, but if you want to know what that sweet little peaches and cream will look like when she is forty go home with her and watch her mother for 8 while.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

WHY does it give us so much pleas ure to advertise our neighbOr's s faults and so much pain to advertise his virtues.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

SOME women imagine that all the men who do not believe in marriage are bachelors. Far from it, Ignatius, far from it!
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17
A Big Shipment.

Just received, a fresh line of Haas Candies, the kind you like, at Levy & Ross ti
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

lyn pups, SIC and $15 each each.
 Erich Lucas, Seward, Alaska. 11:30
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

Come and see our new line of mug get and ivory ware at Alaska Jewelry Company. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

CITY EXPRESS, Phone S2; ready to transfer that baggage for you. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

The Home of the Pat-a-Cake. A Loye-Wh:;ley Co. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

An up-to-date line Of cook stoves and ranges at Mead's. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

When you want something good to eat try the Merchants Cafe, open all night. ti
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

The Golden North has steam heat ed rooms. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

SHOWER blessings on some people and they'll yelp because it isn't 9 cloud burst.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

Banquet Steel Ranges, plain and polished tops, at Mead's. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

Fancy Stationery at the valdez Drug Store. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-17

Location notices, both quartz and placer. for sale at the Prospector of flee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
NH Srrinina ! Eiteriipen.

Stocfbolm lite Sllli. - aoptei-
ler paa Sompere, iom er inofommet
bertll, fort9ler, at De Sorsbag Gpelo
bar Sione til en- Sietr9fning IS
Mil noenfor 2anosort / Spo for
Stocfbolm.
Se fortGQer. at en- rll5iiif @lfoore
meo nogle faa Torpebobaabe oa
Se'tropers blep ongrebct al en- inf
6loaoe ~beitaoenoe al arnoiere oa
tore arigsIfibe. S Segpnbelien bar
Sp'ferne hoe al Stano til at iIaa
MlsIerne, men mart if oe Soriterf.
Ringer, % oct iormooe8, at Rilsierne
oerpna traf fig tilbage n~orooper.
Sor aurioiitetens Sfulb bibIrtteS
Der Srolpoen al bette telegram, ilia
'om oct gienaipes / tpif.amerifanife
gpiIer. Set ier Der iIig ub:
"StocfboIm lite ,Suli. - : en-
%langparig aamp imoo en- ltor Sper-
mlagt tpong tp'fe Sorpeoobaobe iaaar
Iftcs en- rllSiiif gifnbrc. beltoaenoc
al arpoiere % itore arigsifibc, til
Silbo9etog / Nrrbebcn al 2anosort
peo Den ipcnife 8pit."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
Otter 2ri9en ftpUer ri aac .

Sormanben / ben siterrieife nero-
naltiife Stub, Sriberre &onitantin
b. gconomo, befinoer Jig for Sioen /
5elten % bar nplig ienot allibbens
Meolemmer ct l9ngere Srep, bpori
ban bIanot anoet fommer meo flere
merfelige llotalelier ON Slppefun-
items Sremtio.
Gen siteri9ife Slipper mcner, at
Slppemaifinen aaerebe itrar efter
8risen pil erobre SsritepIaoien lom
alminbelig 9efororinssmibbel, %
BET bar mar arigen at taffe for. -
Srobs ale DC Saarer % 9ioeIier,
iom er arieens uunosaaelige SRI
ger, meofsrer ben oeiaa aoifilis
aobt / lin ggenifab al 99remeiter.
s Srebstio niloe bet tot mirbit ii
Iar, for 2ufttefnifen bapbe opnaoet
en- Zig l1bpiflins, ion arisen MI bar
muliggiort.
Heiten baglig I9ler ma / @labe-
ne ON 8iGmpeflppemaifiner os 2uft-
ifibe, iom iuier afiteo meb Bomber,
Witralisier % 8anoner, oe iom fin.
Der ODER SieIb % Sap / alifens Geir.
Oenne itore, lterfe, b9refraftige SIN
pemaifine, bpis u~afbrlote Drift er
iifret neb Here; tefniif uoablelige
Wotcrer % bpis Sperlesenbeb oper
@eiret celaa er en- aienossiernins,
taffet ppre ben itore Stabilitet -
oenne Slppemaifine blir netop ben
4ipmpeflpper ri orSrnte ON for Sri.
gen, men iom ri life pentet at ie fsr
/ en- fern Sremtio. Sn9en Sleloe,
iuaenilaes @eirIaa fan binSre Slpp-
ninsen Longer % Sarerne er be-
gr9niet til ct Winimum iom peS
Sisiarten. 9iae eiter @eroensfri.
gen nil Slppemaifiuer bli anpenbt
iii aIminbelia Sraiif liseiaa %ielpiel.
sclie Tom automcbilen, ipaar ben
~siterrigife Sasfpnbiae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
Sidste Krig$nW.
Sc Maiercoe fprtirtter Sremsansen,

9onoon 2ben Silli. = Zen anoen
Gags ltore Sffeniip melem Irras
% Somme bar relulteret | noerligere
Sremeans for De aniereoe grmeer.
Sriterne bar erobret ben pietiee
9p Sricourt, ire @il / 9it for Il.
bert. 9pen bIep taaet meb Stcrm
% heIc @arniionen, iom bopoe prret
omrinaet iiben isoar, taset tilfanee.
Sranifmrnoene bar ferit taset
Iriie paa ben ipoliac greb al Cont
me, trenete iie oerpaa pioere citpaa
oa toa ct iterft beieifet Stenbrub.
Se bar tr9nst siennem De tpife Gin.
ier paa ilere Steoer | Spb for gl-
ben.
ellie tpife MoSansreb biotiI er til.
baseilaaet.
Set iamIeoe Intal Sanger Be TO
isrlte Gage opsipes iii $500 - oct
piI iiae Tor iaa blot DC er optalt. Nj
bisic iaIpt $500 / @riternes % orer
5000 / SronifmGnoenes Srnbcr.-
so apabratmiI meo iranif @runS er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
De tvife Komplotter.

Stem gorf ben 27oe SUM. - Se
nprmere Smit9noiebeber neo De tn.
life &onlpiratsrers Elaner om at 10.
refuge eft beppbnet Snofalb / Cana.
ba ira ben amerifanife SIDE al
@r9nien, blep ioaa beretteoe UNDER
Sorbpret oper forbenpprenbe 8ap-
tein / oen tpIfe Irme, Sans Sall-
ider, iom err gilt meo ben beremte
Speraianserinoe Maoame @aoifi.
SORT BON ser @olt5, paa bpis
Silitaaelie al at bape taget Gel |
Sammenip9reellen / 1914 ON at
iprPnge @eaano.&analen / 2uften,
aaptein Saulher, @olf BON Sgel og
andre bleo beilutteoe lat unber Sil.
taIe, pibneoe, of BET par ben biem-
faIote tpife Wilitprattahc, aaptein
BON Tapen, icm bapoe uoarbeioet
Ylanerne ON life alene at Iprpnge
@eaano- 8analeiL men ogiaa ale
Soueoelepatorer, groer, &analer %
Sernbaner longs ben fanaoiif-ame.
%rifanife @r9nle / 2uften meb Sp.
nanlit.
Sfslge ct ienere Telegram err aap.
tetn Sauifer blepet frifienbt al gu.
rne11
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
Smaa %&rissnptiier.

Sra arigens gegpnoclie til ltb.
gallgen al Wai bar england miitet
iclt 27,905 Sfiicerer paa be iorlfieI-
ll9e Slugmarfer. ri oiSie bleu
|S,574 ornbt eler oebe al line Soar,
17,424 bleu iaoret, % 1907 James.
Seiaa / Sc iiOite Sage bar Stu.
liererne ueoblet nleb at oriue Otter
ri9erne tilbage / BET ipolige Sprol.
Sc bar bper Gag taget flere 2anos.
bper poa ben 90 Wfil brebc Sront /
: rentino % bar De iioite Gage taget
omfring 1,400 Sanger.
X X
en- frunif Tioenifabsmano, Eroi.
Sigoilroan, oplpier, at Srenet ira ct
Sombnroement unoer gunltige Sm.
itunoigbeoer fan beres / Ell s(fitonb
al $50 &ilometer (ca. $50 eneelIfe
MiD. On moberne aanonabe err iaa.
lebes BEN fraitigite 9pofrembrin9er,
icm fienbes.
st Telegram fra 9ltfareIt glenop.
%friifer after Hpgterne ON, at HlniG-
men MI hploer pau of forbereoe Jig
poa at lutte iig til De Ialereoe. Zen
rlinlpnifc @rpnic lfnl ollereoe ppre
blet "luffet" al 9ulearerne, Iom |
Set ienere er blet foncertreret peo
G}rpnien, iorbi gulgarien ieler Jig
rteget utrpg paa i'm norOlige Na-
BIS S~oloning.
Sulonififrnnten er MI oen eneIte
Sront, hpor Ser berifer noeenlunoe
Gc. @oobe pdo BEN frallife, ben
rltsiiife % Sen italienife Sront er Der
~Jtognarof netop M. Toa Salonlfi-
fronten ifol ser MI itaa omfring
100000 iranlfe % brittle % Ierbi'
if trooper. Sperior Dem, paa Den
oloen Sioe al 8r9nien, er gnlga-
rcrnc piitnof MI blet ian omtrent
alenc, oa baabe Spiferne, 2iterri.
Qerne oa Sprferne bar BET mere emo
trapeIt paa andre &anter. s Sranf'
rig % England unores man oerfor
poa, bporfor BET life MI mart brett
ser los neoe peo S%alcnifi.
Gen franife Slppeleitnant Nun'
acsier ifiso forleoen Sag NED TO m
ife W~obitnnbere 5000 SOB oppe /
2uiten. ga ban fom neo paa Sor-
zen igien. par ban ielp iaaret paa
ire Steber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
Puehes oe SooiepeIt

Aiclp Yort ben 2SoC Sluui. Sberit
Hooleuelt par ioa0 Sen repubIitanItc
VrPitoentfoubioot, Charles G..
&ughc3' @ipit iii Miohaas. Ser
por inpcn andre @iriter. iaa ser par
in9cu Grcnpibucr tiliteoe. lom tilnoe
9iue no9cn S%plp%ninQ on hpaN Der
blcu tult bi2ie 70 imellcm Hnoolla9s
ningcn ~ Tor Der blen utpiliomt
rao0ilonet mere. cnh Ser blcp ipiit -
porcoc / belle 10 Sin1cr.
Mtr. Nuabe@ ubitcbtc citcr, at
Hooicpclt haphc ia0t SarueI % Saf
Tor iia, icIacnoc McnocleIic til TreS.
len:
~Sberit NooicueIt@ InbeiolinoS.
itriucIic I'll Sen progressive NationaI.
tomite Qlpocbe mig mcaet, % han
u0tultc ii0 mcGct uenli0 ON nit &c.
legrom iii aomitccn. Seq enifeoe
at ioa en- per'onIiQ Samtalc meo
Sberit Hoolcpelt nnaoacuoc sc pig.
tigitc Merfciager / ben ioreitoaeuoe
aompogne % inuitereoc ham til at
ipiic Ntibbaa mcb mig.
San ipiitc Mihoag iommcr meb
MIG iboa, o. nj hapbc eli riatiN hna-
aeIiQ Stuno iommen. - ri Nisfi'
tcrcbc iorificaiac SpereSmool, %
bet piitc iia, at nj por iitlNItrnoia
eni0e. Somprrei par iGrbeleS be-
ba9cliat."
Sfient Mr. Suabc8 intet nGpnel
ont BET, ifal HooiepeIt bape Iouet al
tage Ell attn Del / GampGenen %
boIoe Here S~algtuler.
@arhen Gitp. Gong SSlanh, Der
2Soc Suni. - 81. Frpiioent Sait
iortaite ihae. az han par pinia ii
at orbeibe sibe ON She meb Hpoie
belt Ior OF iremme Susbes' @aIs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
Wuf ct 0luobao peo Yeronn.

Faris lite ,Slili. - Hogle faa
elmer isr Den itore olliereoe Sffen.
lip / Noroironfrig brsb los, begpnote
Den tplfe Sronprins eft mt Ingreb
moo Gerbnn - BET poloiom'te paa
mango Tiger. In9rebet bar ipreot
ope ct itsrre Self emo isr, % SpIfer-
mes Eooanoenbeo bar mnaifc bent.
ipnalelere enc nogenlinoe fer.
Otter Ell HPffe oeiperate Ingreb
/ Geit for Meiiie lpffcbes Oct Dem at
tage nogen iranife Sfpttergrape /
Git for 304.@augen - fin for ct
GiebIif eiter at bli orepet no igien
peb et iranif Mtooangreb.
: oct ierite Ml9reb her brli9te
5piferne "Sloiprsiter", o. / oct oll-
oct Inarcb faiteoe De Jig irem i font
rntte SpTrme. bpori De frantic Dti-
trallpler lnoeoe nogen libpggell9c
@lilgoer. Spiferncs Sab betegnes /
ocn oiiicicac %iranife Seaport Iom
"ioriGrbelige".
: SIT for Weliie bar Scr to Gage
ppret fiGmpct uopbsrligt ON Seiio-
oclicn al Sbiaumont &erterne, iom /
2ebct al oclunc forte Sto bar Iflftet
Gicrmnu0 Here @onge. Sgaar tog
Sronifmpnocne Stebct mco Storm,
o0 ibo0 bar oct Spifcrnes Sur til at
tuQc oct tilba0c. ut BONNIE otter oclt
Sclpurntion, hpormeb Splterne off
paa, nlou DC haue lat lig Tor at baa-
&c togc % bcholOc Sbiailmont lloen
nooet Scniun til, hpab BET fo'teoe.
Men bette a o0ino Splfernes
cncitc @cplnit moer iibite Nots polo.
'ommc Nln9rch poa begge Sloer az
Glpen. Sronlfmpnbcnc beholoer BOG
irembeleS llofontcn al Ghiolmont.