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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-22
GOVERNMENT TO
DISCOURAGE ALL
FLOATING LABOR
Guarantees May Be Exacted
Which VIII Prevent One
Industry Seeking the En-
ployees of Workers in 9th.
ers.
(By Review Leased Wirel.

O-Ns oCPt- iC III -
indication that the government plans
systematic actio nto discourage en-
ployers from enticing workmen from
other plants, thus preventing industri-
al evils caused by large floating pop
ulations, came today in an announce
ment by Chairman Hurley of the fed
eral shipping board, that conferences
of sihpbuilders would be called soon
to frame voluntary agreements on the
subject.
Immediate Cause.
Labor disputes in Pacific coast ship
yards, causing suspension of the gov
ernment building program, constitute
the immediate reason for this course.
Application of TIE principle to other
industries in all parts of the country
has been considered, however, by Or
ficials who have observed the serious
possibilities arising out of competi-
ton of employers for workmen in war
industries. Ii is considered certain
that if shipbuilders agree not to bid
against rival companies for men, steps
will be taken to secure ismilar agree
ments in other industries.
Conferences On Coast.
Although Mr.. Hurley has not decid-
ed when or where he will call the first
conference, it is probable it will be on
the Pacific coast, where a Seattle ship
yard, by agreeing to a 33 per cent
wage increase, has caused a movement
of the best workmen of that plant and
precipitated many demands for the
same wage scale on companies max
ing lower profits.
Labor Luke Warm.
Labor men do not look with entire
favor on the general plan, but it was
said the force of their opposition
would depend on whether guarantees
were given that their privileges to de-
mand higher wages or strike would
not be abridged. They recently re-
ceived reports from British labor lead-
ers on the operation of a government
enforced system in England where the
enticing of workmen from one plant or
industry to another virtually is forbid
den.
Developments.
Developments in the Pacific coast
Situate today indicated the problem
there nabe solved permanently only
by a uniform scale for shpiyards of the
entire coast At San Francisco,
striking iron workers were reported
as insisting on the high rate paid by
the one Seattle company. Representa-
tives of workmen in other yards at
Seattle and Portland, in conference
with the builders and shipping board
officials here, made the same demands.
Chairman Hurley withdrew from the
negotiations after promising the
builders to pay half the wage increase
where companies profits are ten per
cent or less.
No Peace Prospect.
Later discussions between the build
ers and union men brought no pros
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-22
5000 Prisoners
Taken In Drive
(By Review Leased Wire.

LONDON, Sept. 21.-The number OF
German prisoners taken by thei
British in yesterdays fighting on the
Belgium front now exceeds 5000. ac-
cording to the British war office state
ment tonight. The British have re-
pulsed several counter-attacks inflict-
ing heavy losses on the enemy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-22
Books"
(By Review Leased Wire }

DENVER, Sept 21. - Federal
agents today made one of the larg-
est seizures of liquor in thc states
history, when thoy attlched &c
boxes of books" each containing
about half abarrel of whiskey at
a local freight depot. The liquor
was said to have been shipped in
to the state illicitly.
Details were not disclosed but
the officers openly were elated at
capturing such a large shipment.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-22
Aliens
(By Review Leased wire.)

BUTTE. Mont. Sept. 21.-Aliens
residing in thi scity. several hun
dred of whom have been included
in the draft by the city exemption
board which refused 10 allow eX-
emptions on the ground of foreign
citizenship. today petitioned Presi-
dent Wilson to interecde on their
behalf. The petition declares that
unless action is taken from Wash
ington before Sunday aliens will
be forced to leave for camp and
their rights abrogated.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-22
SENDS
RESIGNATION TO
RUSSIAN CHIEF
Chief of Staff of Russian
Army Under Kerensky Re-
signs. Democratic Leader
Is Named in His Place.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

PETROGRAD. Sept. 21.-The resig-
nation of General Alexieff as chief OF
the general staff has been followed by
the appointment in his place of NJ.
Tcheremisoff, whose predictions are
highly democratic. The appointment
of NJ. Tcheremisoff is the signal for
dractic reforms, but the immediate
motive for a change in the incumb-
ency of the post is not publicly known.
No Agreement Cause.
One report is that General Alexieff
resigned in order to free the hands of
Premier Kerensky. with whom he con.
sented to take the post on the con-
dition that the new cabinet would be
coalition one and which condition
Premier Kerensky failed to bring
about. Another explanation is that
General Alexieff was not in agreement
with the premier regarding the latter's
plans for clearing out the higher staff
and effecting a general recognition,
Kerensky having insisted on the dis
missal of all higher officers guilty
even of passive support of General
Korniloff or suspected of counter-rev-
olutionary intentions.
Premier Kerensky's policy will be
executed by the new war minister, NJ.
Verkhovsky, and the new chief of staff
NJ Tcheremisoff.
In repl yto the peace proposals of
Pope Benedict, the German and Aus
tro-Hungarian governments express
the hope that the pontiff's efforts may
bring about a cessation of hostilities.
Emperor William "cherishes a lively
desire" that the Vatican appeal may
meet with success.
Follow Same Lines.
Germany's reply is written by a
member of the emperor's encourage
while that of Austro- Hungary is a'per-
sonal missive from Emperor Charles.
Both notes to the pope were made pub
lie almost simultaneously and appar-
emily both follow the same general
trend.
Emperor Charles declares the pope's
proposals will lead to peace II the
belligerent nations would enter into
negotiations in the sense of the pom
tiff's suggestions"
Eliminate Armed Force.
The future arrangement of the
world, the emperor says, must be bas-
ed on the limination of armed force,
the freedom OF the seas and on the
rule of international justice and legal
ity.
Emperor William has been follow
ing the efforts of Pope Benedict to-
ward peace with high respect and
sincere" gratitude. The German re-
ply designates teh pope's note as an
peace appeal"
Army Activity Continues.
Meanwhile. the opposing armies
still are busy from the North Sea to
Switzerland in the west, from the Bal
tic 10 the Black Sea in the east, in
Macedonia and in the Austro-Italian
mountains to the Adriatic. In Elan
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-22
SeIectiUe Draft Recruits Riot In
San Francisco During Car Strike

strike
draft threw
platform strike
Daniel O'Brien.
Too
entirely
captain
feelings"
nded nd
repmand they allowed their liberty of several
striking workers. according
the police
with roing. windows smashed
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-22
ALLIES With
LITTLE WORK
CONSOLIDATE
GROUND WON
British and Colonials Improve
Their Holdings Won From
Germans in Thrust Around
The Ypres Sector.
(By Review Leased. Wire.1

BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE AND
BELGIUM, Sept. 21.-During the night
the British forces with comparatively
little opposition consolidated an con-
siderably improved the new line
which they had won in their offensive
against the Germans to the cash of
Ypres.
Australians Jubilant.
Today from the newly acquired
enemy stronghold known as "Anzac,"
southwest of Zonnebeke. flutters the
Australian banner, a symbol of the
greatest victory which has marked
their operations in the western the
ater in the past year, not excluding
that of Messines. Southwest of Gre
luvelt the Germans still are holding
"a position which the British desired
and today at $3.50 O'Clock. Field Mar
shall Haig began local attack here.
British Holding Don.
This morning found the British still
holding strongly the important posi-
ton which they had wrested from
the Germans. The consolidating pro-
cess effected in the night was facili-
tated by the British artillery, its ef-
fective work preventing the Germans
from bringing up their reserves.
High Ground Won.
Tn eimportance of the new ground
won lies in the fact that it was high
ground taking in the ridges. on which
the Anzac's flag now flies and ex-
tending southwark and constituting
the keystone fthe German defenses
here. Over this the onrushing British
yesterday swept with irresistible
force.
Germans Active.
Aside from the local operation
southwest of Gheluvelt the situation
today south of Anzac stronghold was
virtually unchanged. The Germans
shelled the left of this front heavily
during the night and showed consider
able activity also Immediately to the
north
Northeast of st. Julien the Germans
formed last evening for a counter-at-
tack but the British turned heavy
rifle and machine gun fir into the
enemy ranks and dispersed them with
heavy losses.
Fighting Very Bitter
The fighting yesterday was very
bitter in many places. The enemy bat
tied, firmly determined to hold their
positions and when once forced from
the lines they we're defending. con
tinued to return to the attack in an
endeavor to oust the British.
During the day NO less than six
counter-attacks we're delivered on the
front north of the Anzac, but in each
instance the assaulting troops were
hurled back.
Throughout this time the British
continued to improve their line, reach
ing out here and there to occupy posi-
tions which would give them a strong
er hold.
Whole Empire Represented.
In the days success many parts Of
the empire were represented. Aus
tralia, South Africa, England and Scot
land all gave of their magnificent
troops who pushed out across the in
hospitable marshlands and battled
their way through concrete machine
gune emplacements and redoubts.
The whole operation was a remark
able demonstration of what orzaniza-
ton, backed with plenty of big guns.
can accomplish.
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-22
WEATHER.

WEATHER: Saturday
partly cloudy. h
showers north portion;
Sunday, generally fair.
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-22

Tn eimportance of the new ground
won lies in the fact that it was high
ground t2king in the ridges, on which
the Anzac's flag now flies and ex-
tending southwark and constituting
the keystone fthe German defenses
here. Over this the onrushing British
yesterday swept with irresistible
force
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13

De nocuIaroife gIaoc, lom anu
Nlooa Tor ois'e 0oIiimeooelelier.
"a IttieicIifnbet bcitoo al Spif.
lambs itsrite 6irmaer / Sanoel.
SttbSfart % SSnouitri. tutloe oen.
ne Observation-Disclosures ieIpfsloe.
llg bltpc al itor Netponina Tor
~noenIorhife BLADE. 5eIegramerue
blcp oeSuocn icuot gratis, iaa Sc
@laoe. iom piIoc itstte SpiflanoS
Sa8, blcp aoot itilet / a~onfurren.
cen mco mere ltaibGngiae Srga.
iter. Too oenne Moooe baabeoc
Sp'terne at iprffe Ben ieloitpnoiae
rationale Ereaie / l~lolonoet loa
Iiertt, at De al S~piflnno itstteoe
@looc fllroc bliuc nritcn eueran
henoc.
"GGItite Grport Reuue" beulc,
ceoc oeSilocn Hr~aicrinaenS Cp.
mcrtIombeo poa oen itorc Rpttc. Sc
tplte 8cionOter % aouIuler fun.
ee gicre unoer Arbeioct poa at
fooptrfc Den uocnlanoifc Yresie.
itnor DC bare blep rigcIig iorinrct
meb Vru0r.
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TlomIfnoc fur ca. 100000 ar.

Sra Sramnren melbes S6e Sunni. Gen
opnGpnte Sortlppnb / ~9lnIconinq al
Slomitooen / @ieiIo, 6. @pffeitab,
Spper Iafrc og SolIef Cutie, bar
tareret Den iamlebc Sfabe poa pripnt
Gtenoom til ca. $4,000 SIR. Scrof
taloer 100000 paa 9rltilettoS % 81.
os Gtenoomme. SertiI fommer emo.
pibcre Sfoben pan Sernbonclinier oq
Geie. Otter iiffert Sprlnoenbe font,
mer oenne op / minoit 1000 SER.
Zen iamlebc Sfabe ifuloc oItioo blipe
ca. $4,000 Str. Nrbeioet meo llb.
beoringen al Sernbanelilrien paa.
gaar, og set melbcs til "Grommens
SagbIao" iaften, at oct ierIte Soa
pasiere grubitebet Sen6aa 9lften.
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Song Gbriitinn al Sanmarf fom

til ariitiania Ben 7oe HSitni puu ct
pripat ScioQ hos Sen norifc &onQe.
fonliIie. San blen poa Stutionen
mootoQct al &onacn, Sronninoen %
&ronprlnicll. ScSuben par moot &c
g%lerinacn@ Wcolelnmcr nlco Stnts-
minilter @lrnnar amloicn oa llocn-
riaanliniiter Sblcn | Spioieu, Meo-
lenlnlcr al Sol og Stab, aomnonoe-
reroc General NG0cr, &omnlonocrell-
DC Nonllral SnipeS, &ommalloantell
poa NferShus, General Spercf,
Stiftonntlnon0 ltrbpc, Sroiprcr Sep
pe'en, Ssr'tcborgcrmeitcr N(rctonocr,
Den oanIfc SCNationS MfcoIenmer III.
Il. llocnfor Stotioncn par ianlet Ell
MtCHlaoc Wcnnelfcr, Tom bilite Soma
Ghrl'tlan nlc0 Sllrrnroob. Se ao1lQe-
Iiac fiprte itrar til @pa6e SONGS
goaro, boor Song Ghriition ifuloe bo
lrllocr Spbploct NorQc. NUitc Gua
forctoa SONG GbriItian / Hlttonobil
ct ScIe9 / 8pell. Ncrlrtocr uiluaoe
ban Ell Niiit / Den horifc legation oa
toretoa 'enere fprificqiQc Snofipb /
SncnS @utifer. On Gftcrnribbnocn
bc'cgtc &ollaeIonliIielt oQ Song Gbri-
ltial1 &omnlo araitItotion. Cen 9oe
,Sllnl perlotc Song Gbriitian biem til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13

NbOnucuterncl
Ora n9ite SOFT al bill Oct,
paa 0runo al DC nbpre

Ora n9ite SOFT al pil Oct,
paa 0runo al DC nbpre
Vriier paa Srpfpapir, etc.
pGre os nmnlig at tilbpoe
pore Ibonnenter aloeles
irie Vr9miebsser. 1et
oil bli msopenois at ter=
lange nogem ertra Center
for ~ialfalo at o9ffe ltoaijs
terne til Vapir % Ysrto.
bar imioiertio ct minore
cplag al "Tamilie: 29S
mtn8' tor iaar, % AT '8mss
mamosgmtten'', % iaa
lan8t cplaget al oiSie pps
pnlGre Yr9miebsser ref=
Ter, fan imotiI meitc Soft
en- al oisie taaes Jon, fri
YrGmie meo "1ecorab.
Voiten." YenNt oertOr
Anleomimsen nu til at tors
sge 1eres Announcement.
B. Anundsen Publ. Co..,
SgcoRAh, IOWA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
Eulnrifnocn ou6t "Wtaub".

Wtosie WenncIfer hopoc oen Soc Sllni
lltotrnloet Zig / &olben / Iifer for al
operpGre Den b~sitiOeIige @~egipenbeo,
"a ToaIo Imtnoiens me ToIorifuoe
ltltloc goa al Stobelen ira Seniens
Sflbsperft. &c fleitc par ira Mifer-
bngoerne, men ogiao ira Sriitiania
bar fonnmet flere, beriblanot 6en
gamIe ToIarforer, aaptein Soerorup.
NooIo In%urnoicr, Tom unoer Sar-
teiets Sngning bar bont Iioen Sio til
at felge S~ill6ferelien, ubtaIte Tia oper-
Tor Sflloens a%onitrufter og @ponre-
tier meget anerfienoenoc. : Soer.
ppr al ca. 400 Wenneifer ioretoq
Imunoien perionIig GaabshanoIin.
gen. Sitebetfor Sen traoitioneae
Gbompa9neilaife benptteoe ban ct
itIiae mere ipmbolif 9iebifab, nemlia
Ell SSfllmlp, iom fniliteS moo Step.
net, ioct bon ubtuIte: "Meb s. Wt.
Oromtin9ens Somtpffe oeber ieg oiq
"Wano"." s famine Eieblif iloaes
De iioite Ststter poa 9eooinaen bort,
og oct itolte Sfrog gIeb roIig oa fit.
fert | Sanoet. ON apeIben bolotes
| @oIoen Set for observation-disclosures,
iom meo grbeibsformanb Scbroeoer
| Spioien bar nofsrt gpgnineSarbei.
oct. NPite Gag blep "Iallb" ilpbt
inc til ariitiania for at iaa Notoren
lat inb.
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Minbcitcn uucr cmaclifc Srlpas.

tplf. Sirsoag 12tc rSltni blcp / Src.
orlfs'tao, paa "arigsfirfcgaoroen"
~afileret Ell 3 Dteter bsi, so Gu. brcb
@~anto'ten, bligaet al @ritiib Nornau
Granite 60, 6rcorifSbnIo, til Min-
De ON De / 6r. ltnb begropcoc II Gno-
lPnoerc, iom onlfom uloer bet itore
"Noro'lp'lag", og bpis 2iq brcp iloro
peo Spaler. Eao %altocna Torii6c
lG'es Ell lpn9erc Snifription. Tpcrit
er hl99et Ell SoltrbrrfranS omfrina
ct Nrter. Sautaer, ion er al buib
Grant, cr operorocntlig uaffcr. Gen
er bcfoItet al G1l9cIifntpnb / Sarps-
borg, 6r.'tan og 6r.bolO, hportil
fommcr @iorog, iamIct al aonitl
Sbiis / Sr.itao.
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0ilictt ira Vorac.
TN Ncrf' Entertainers bcacifrrbe
Sttlortns al Horac.
DEBORAH, Iowa.

On SamIrus Sugtfortrdinoer.
ReiiebefrineIier. GntrrfilSriuosr'
Tist, NJ. M. fra Set filsrneite
2nuo" meo 80 Suuitrarorer 90
sart al y. @reufur. goaeu (233
t5ioer) inoebolhcr foruscr SrSleb.
ming oa 9i8tet Ser ifisrreits
Quno". Is aiperIeubc gfinit ON rori,
! Rdtur. Srilnft5s og GoortsIip 90
I ipruoeroc 2agtopIepefier. giueS,
itoffct er rigi % battert.
! SuohoIo: Set HieureIte 9ors =
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! g2,u f5ritc Sagttur - Reo Iife.
! tang % Rifle 9agtieIltabet 90
I lloruitrtn8en Rna 3egidbutrlBen
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fero On SIrSss grpeSitior eo9
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bporleoes Gylferne
arbeioer.
Gn orlSia Organization ior at
p%anuirfe ~ltolanocts ErcsIe.

SbionIaocn / Bergen bar gioct
&C et Snoblif /, bnorleoes Splter'
ne or6ciocr / Ell ncittralt Gnno ior
at irentme line Sormaal. Get or
imiolcrtio life bare UNDER arlgen,
at Spiferne bar oreuct n &ipnpe.
mpSiig propaganda / llOlonoet.
Set uiIer en- Irtifcl | "Ieutide
Crport Hepuc", Iom giper Oplps-
Ringer ON en- itor inf Trcaieor9a'
niiatior, iom bIeu mitiitet ct bolut
@lor lsr arigen, og Ell hoiS Sp.
gapc bar at paopirfe oen ltoenIano-
lie Tre5Ie.
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ife lloenriqsminiiter b. SagOm og
Cbeien for Observation-Disclosures
tots Tresicburcau, Or. Sartmanr,
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6enbe SorretningsmGno. s Son.
~ierenceu oeltog GeprPientanter ior
GeutI6e Sanf, 5amburg-Ame.
rifalinien og andre 3ampifibSiel,
ifaber, arupp, Clemens og Salife,
@Qcgcnreine Observation-Disclosures
c.I.p. Der bleo paa bette Rsoe
Snnnet ct 4ftieie!ifab, iom ifuloe
iremme Sen tpife Snouitri5 ,Snte
/ llolonoet. Iftionprerne
unbeatable 100000 @arf, % oen
tpite Hegiering tilifieo 100000
ira line hemmelige SonSS
Neniiater bar. at @oliis Bureau
IPtte liz i 6orbinoelie meo
y gence Saoas og Heiiters Bureau
% tiliiiQe oiSIe gureauer Giterret-
iom @olif ff IRA oet me
9,ttieiellfab. III bisie Giterretnin.
ger fom fra en- Snititution. Iom
tar barnet meo inf Yropaganoa
Tor gic, ifuloe ielpisIseIig boIoeS
aemmelig ior De ubenlanoife Ere3
iebureuuer.
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@emc Stratton Yortcr:
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"flger ira Simbcrloit" or en- az
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% oct tiger life Ii0et, iiaar man peS.
at bun oaioa bar Ifrcoct gea2r ionr
Sbe Soroe'ter" % "6recfles". \
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net ct i~notogenoe @iac0e al en- II
lono'enS Fiac, iom oil no o. irem /
Sioet.
VI 9o9cnS 26 aapitIer ifo[
bare nppnes: GInoros ,SomiIiebi.
'torte. Tete GorIon iaor Sompittin
%heoSnag. Wargorct Clinton rsber on
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~YetlenoeIIe. FbiIip prageS al Goitf,
Vblltp liroer GInoru. "Vioen ira
StmberloIt" err Ell al GmcrifoS pofrc.
nc og met ITite 6o~rtrliuner. Ior.
ioitcrlnncnS Grne iii III for.aa c rr,
leolte Sperong5mcnncifcrs Gin "
liooertrl'fen. "Eoiten" bor fisbt
Neffen til at iIogi ocnnc 6ortrQiu1
paa ltorlf, oa Den iorctiqgcr mi i
"oaform $50 Siocr. tr1ft pon ISL
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Is pGt. DIR Of Srrinn.

berfuIoie anmelbteS iislge MeoicinaI.
beretningen for 1914, iom netop err
uogipet, $3.50 me SiIiploer. Nj
oisie tiIberte 1851 Nanofisnnet oa
1863 apinbefiennet. : oct iamme
Iar bar Der al Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures itreaet 1O7
icm belbre6et. Af 9lugetlberfuloie
osoe / 1914 1887 Eerioner, mems
1911 oeoe al tltberfuIeS Siernebetpn.
oelie. NilttubeffuIoie og Suberfu.
loie / andre Srganer. 14.9 pGt. al
ale opgipne Gsosfalo ifplotes 0ltn.
getlrberfIloie. Sim gIoerSomsipaa.
beo frRoer flere SebSiaio - 2O3
PCT. R9it Suberfuloien fommer
&rGit / &9tfen iom Ieosaarioa meb
So PCT. Isoeligbeoen al 9lInaet,.
~berfuloie err M itsrre paa 9anosbna.
ben emo / Sperne - 1873 MOB 40
PCT. 5ioliaere par oct m%ooiatte Ill.
VI Imterne itaar 6inmarten
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
Snif HsucrfTrb nurbpan.

S>uoSp N1elpeS zoe NSllllt. Slt iSllte'
'fpite, hienntcherenoc / @oroe, bler
onerfolot igoor al cn ll-Saao omfring
20 Wtil al Sauo. Ssrercn bar ON.
boro / ll-Saaoen og forflareoe, of
Sfeiten iiife6e Tor inf Hegnillg; men
lt-@nobcbefen erfIprebe, at oet life
peofom Soaen. Sfsiten ifuIoc ipn-
feS. Wonoifabct if 3 Nimuter til at
.glere Zig flor. ga Hebninq5baaoe
manqleoe, un0loo Spiferne at iunfe
Sfeiterl, men eoeIoqoe oft omboro.
Sil % nco ct inf Sernioo mco Ee.
troleltm sbcIngbeS. Sfsiten ban0e
frlo 6nngit, % oenne bIep foitet opcr.
borb. 5olfene inofom ioag til Ser.
%lepoog. lt.@oobenS 6oIf taIte no.
merfet Iorif.
Gn Sfsitc fra 9erIepaaq bleu
igoor ongrebet al Ell lt.goab, Tom be.
ororeoe Saitcn faitet ~operboro. IN.
iferne Ilog Motoren iitpffer % toq
nleb iia 1000 ar. / &ontonter ianlt
iorifieQig SSnoentor. Wan6ifobct FOR.
loo Sfeitcn % or inofommet til Ger.
leonag.
- Sammerfcit, Sbe SUM. Wan
lit, efterat De 10 Saafiprrinaifsiter
bar iGnfet, Snotrnf al, at Ser MI ifltI.
De gieres Sagt paa Saafiprringifei.
fer og SsbapSiarteier. Gette Iaoer
ogiaa til at ilaa til, tbi igoar fom
WebbeIelie ON, al ioruben "Sp6fap"
ira Srom$e ogiaa Sampfuttercn
"qlnifa" Der ira 9pen err ipnfet.
Nonbifobet er paa Sci bio omborS
paa Nltenfltteren Queen OF the
"gllaifo" tilbsrte je6oerien
& Hisien her / Rpen. Mon frpater
pb%erIigere GbelPagelier al Ssbaps.
Iarteier. Som tioligere me66eIt mi.
Itcbe ct al Ntanoifaberne paa en- al DC
Sfsiter 1000 aroner, iom
ban paaitaar, ot Spiferne too ira
ll-@naoIeitnanten benegter Ria.
tigbeoen berai. San mener, at Zen.
lene er faitet operboro meo eiloel al.
>re Eapirer, iom blep ~erpeoeret Sen
Bel.
Zen Sngt paa norife 5iifeiar.
iom tpife ll.9aabe mi briper
ioenior 6inmartens apiter, fan fun
,etegnes iom BET rene 9aImanosperf,
triper "2reblaoet~ og oct iornuitig.
te, Den tpife Rarineleoelie filnoe ais.
e, bar al biemfnIoe bisie Iolf og
nblGgse Dem paa en- Nerpeanitalt.
De iPufer nemlia Siifeiartsier, iom
tpife Rebifaber. tpife auI on
MI Fetroleum, o. iom oriper Sanait
i 0ilf beiiemt ior S%pitlano. Stprt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
Statcn Oh Tusicfruftcn.

raao 'orleoen blep beilllttet Trent'at
Vropo'ttion ON n mioIertibig 9op
ON Het for Staten til at erpropriere
Tano'alo. 6oriIaget gaar no paa at
gfItaoeIie al @anoioIb ifaI funne
frGoes / Senbolb til fgl. Tropoii.
ton, ltaar bet oniers for paafrppet at
tlIoeiebringe Ganofrait til 9rug for
StotenS InIGg % Snoretninger nrco
a%Imennpttige Sormaal eacr naar
iomfunosmpsiige &enipn iorcpri9
tiliiger oct. &eo ben iioitc 9eitern-
melic cr Der nopnIig tagct iiate pon
HegltIcrilg al @Ieftricitetaioripnin
gen / ltprre Tiitrifter.