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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12

The Women's League at the Uni
versity of North Dakota held Its
weekly tea yesterday afternoon In
their rooms in Davis hall. There wac
a large attendance a ethe tea and an
enjoyable time asshad.. During the
afternoon light refreshments were
served. The hours were from 4 to 8
~. M. LII n, ts 81 7
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell of Hun
ter. N. D., arrived, yesterday afternoon
and will visit fol. a few days at the
home Of the formers brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D.
Russell, $40 International avenue.
Lieutenant Roy: Russell. the son of
MI. and Mrs w. d. Russell. who was
commissioned at the. close Of the
second officers training camp at Fort
Smelling. will leave this evening for
Camp Custer in Michigan, where he
is to report for duty on December is.
X X X
Miss Eva Scott, a we'll known pro-
fessional nurse of this city, and
Frank Hewitt Of Mimic were married
very quietly Monday night att o'clock
by Rev, w. H. Matthews of the First
Presbyterian church. The ceremony
took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Barclay, TO North Sixth
street.
Miss Scott is a graduate Of the
training department of st. Michaels
hospital and Mr.. Hewitt has large
farming interests near Mimic, where
he and his bride will live.
~ * X x y t
Mrs. V. E. Sayre Of South Fourth
street entertained the class of Cor
dial Welcome { a group Of adult wofn-
en- OF the Methodist Sunday school)
at her home last night. The affair
was very informal, the evening en-
tertainment including a group of
readings by Mrs. Laura Wickard and
vocal solos by Mrs. Farquahar and
Miss simonstead. Rev. Thomas Gal
and ": A. Mcintyre talked very in
formally. Mrs: sayre served light
refreshments.
Mrs. Avery Miller of 923 Lewis
boulevard has gone to the Twin Cities
and will later go to Cresco, Iowa, to
the the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Culbert,
Mrs. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Culbert
will leave in u few weeks for st. Pet
ersburg, Fla, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Frances Smith and her son
Donald, who accompanied Captain
Snlith7on Saturday night when he left
Ito report for duty at Rockford, Ill.
met Captain Smiths parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. ". w. Newman of San francisco,
in the Twin Cities. The entire party
went on to Chicago to, visit for a few
days, and later Mrs. Smith and hss
son will accompany Mr.. and Mrs
Newman to California for the winter
Y X ~ ~
Miss Zelma Woods OF Forest Rive,
! is spending a few days in the city Al
1.-THE guest of her aunt, Mrs: r. L
Wagar, SOC North-Fpurth street.
. X X X
Miss Clara Mae Adams, who is here
in charge ofithe Y. w. G.. A. war worl
fund campaign. which was launched
this morning, will address the cit,
1 public school teachersand high schoo
lgirls this afternoon at 3 O'clock. He1
address will be On the war work be
ing done by the Y, w. C. A. Mis-
adams will also address the seventh
and eighth grades Of the Bclmon
school this afternoon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12
Public 81 library !. h: I
/ Aids Conservation

Ever increasingly, comes the plea
for conservation if we are to win the
war; Food is as necessary as
h1anitioniand while our men and boys
seryefin one way our women and girls
must serve. in another. The season of
production is past and now comes
the prpblems of a wise preparation and
tbnservation Of the food stuffs al
TeadYfproduced. +
.,sThe problem OF what constitutes
ebnservation in each home must be
worked out in that home. There is
no ..royal road" past the problem and
] must be worked out individually.
Hhis makes it all the more interest
Ing and puts it squarelN "up to-" each
Housewife. ~ 4
.iCan the Public Library help any in
Serving this problem? Agspecial col
lection of material along the line of
food conservation has beer made but
Its only value lies in the use h pub
lie makes of it. In this collection are
the government bulletins and from
eleven states other than u own. The
HalioWing books are yours for the ask
ing and are ready and waiting for
YOU.
!, Bruere-1ncreasing home efficiency,
.f913.
.@child-Emcient kitchen. 1914.
..,%Sclarke-CooR book of left overs,
:1s11.
.MCooper-How to cut food costs,
.,a17.
sMCroy-1.ooo shorter way around
the house, 1917.
sMDavenport-small family cook
,ifFisk--Food for the human engine,
sIyl7.
ORGANISATIONS organization for
wa service, 1917.
naGibbs-Economical% cooking. 1912:
~ Green-Better[ meals for less
s.tfoney. 1917.
.MMo'Brien-Food preparedness in the
III S., 1917
,laWade-Book of corn cookery, 1917.
Incorporation will aid in conserva-
ation. Just as the problem is one for
t%individual homes SO it is ono for in,
dfviduaf communities. Perhaps some
thing you have worked u will be
.jjIst the suggestion our neighbor
Needs to help her solve her problem.
AZ, you have a pet receipt. or q new
And easier way to do IN old task why
srot shareait? The Public Library will
gladly act as a clearing house and
,RHst any suggestion contributed. Just
tAphone'' it in and it will he posted
Where it will he available for others.
To begin with, have you tried rye
biscuits? They're lucious. Try them.
2 cups rye -four. ?
9 cups wheat -four.
4 rounding teaspoons baking pow
der.
4 rounding desert spoons shorten
ing.
~ tea. spoon salt.
/, Milk or water to make a soft dough,
fteBake in a quick Oven. Z
,nLsDr. James Grassick is expected;
home this evening from Pilot Mound,
Manitoba where he went last Friday
to attend the golden wedding amir
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12
FOR
"Y" WAR WORK
u FUND MTODAY
-EMa@

Practically a hundre4s workers. at;
tended the meeting Held.last9 night at
the Y. w. C. A. heafqaartefssnn De-
Mers avenue, and there was so much
days campaign for the Y. w. C. A.
var work, which began today. prom
ises to be completely successful.
Miss Cara Mae Adams, city .secre-
tary for the North Central field, who.
arrived here on Monday, following
Miss Anna V. Rice, who took charge
of the preliminary campaign work,
addresses the meeting. She gave in
strlctiohs regarding the method Of
campaigning. and gave the campaign
ers much information regarding the
aims and needs of the T.. VIC. q. in
its work. l. E.5 "
Three teams OF business girls and
three teams of business women are
three days tour of the business and
residence districts Of the citys Work
ing with them will be the grpup of
four-minute men undeEthe icadership
of w. A.$Mc1ntyre. The business girls
will be ,t%aptained by Miss Fern Croth-
ers, Miss Estelle Kading and Miss
Margaret Morrow. Mrs. N. G. :Benher,
Mrs: H. W. F. Law and MES. Paul
Johnson will captains the business
"m!ul = eea1ls. sT.sxsm Z ii: II
Each noon the eaIspatgneEsswil as
sembls at We y: Wa: headauar-
reports and get fresh "ammunition"
for the drive. Fifteen hundred dol
lars is the fund that@is ibeing asked
|of Grand Forks, and there is every
Indication that the allotment: is going
to be comfortably met. So 515,
The committees Is com.
posed Of Mr. pauI fJohnson MR. N
La. Benner. Mrs " q McIntyre' MA
|,E. i: Rahcock anssMI q 3 @xetchsli
lThe advisnrv w
4: MsInty5s: PROT. MsvardSA:f sims:
tom and nd H.. !" II. Tute 1s.'sUs :. !. =. =
- - - ST. $50 ..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12

Miss Ellen Treacy. a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Treacy. 91s
North Fifth street, was married yes
terday morning to Albert Hankey, "a,
son of. George Hankey of this coun-
ty. The wedding too place at the res
idehce&of Mgr. J. A. Lemieux. who Of
ficiated. The attendants were the
BRIDGE sister. Miss Irene Treacy, and
Raymond Corrigan.
The bride wore a modish travelling
suit Of midnight blue velvet. and
moleskin. with a hat of silver lace,
trimmed with pink rosebuds. and her
flowers we're a corsage Of orchids and
sweet peas. !
A wedding breakfast It Mr. and
Mrs. Treacy's home was served at II
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Hankey left
and will return to this city to be al
home to their friends after January
LIST. = 81 = a..
Mr.. Hankey is an electrician. and
his bride was employed by the Tri-
State, Telephone company for> some
time. They both have many friends
who will be interested in their mar
rage.
Mrs. J.. Simmer. who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. N. Simmer
Of s24 South Fourth street. returned
Ito her home at Mimic this morning.
Mrs. Simmer came over with her son.
Nick Simmer, who was at home from
the Great, Lakes training station. for
a ten days furlough and he re-
turned to Great Lakes or Friday. He
which MrsrN. Simmer gave Thursday
evening. As5t!,,
Mrs. H. E. Gibson arrived in the
city from st. Thomas, yesteday, to
spend the day with her brother, Lieut..
Reilly, before his departure for San
Antonio, Texas, where he has been
ordered to report for duty. -
The L1dfes' Aid society Of the zion
Lutheran church will hold their an
nual winter bazaar in the parrors of
the church o m Chestnut. street this at
tefnoon and evening. A variety Of
practical and attractive articles will
be offered for sale, several booth,
having been prepared. Luncheon viii
be served during. the afternoon and
pastry. including the '.lefse,"f will be
for sale. -eH e
Mrs. Mary .Schraeder of Crookston
is here to spend a week as the guest
q her daughters, Mrs " Knocckles and
X X x t
The:St: Agnes Guild Of the Episco-
pal church viii give an informal card
party and dance inAthe Guild hall on
Friday evening. The evenings enter.
t1inment WI begin promptly At {
o'clock, and all young women of the
church and their parents and friends
i
r. Mrs. Maxe Reinecka AntH&t
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12
Jul Observation-Disclosures

New York-The sharp2and effective
contrasts of black. and white in eos-
tune designs havA always been pop
ular with ONE and, seldom lis the
effectiveness better eNemplified than
in the costume pictured here. This is
a trotteur costume Of white -cordu-
roy. black velvet. and black astra-
chan. with a satin cone hat in black
to match.
The. Jacket of this suit is notably
short and the small inner =vest-of vel
vet is cunningly Embroidered in white
silk and white beads, The coat is
bordered with, a band Of. astrachan.
which also forms a deep band at the
hem Of the white corduroy skirt and
the muff. and a girdle. of the astra-
chan confines the white crepe blouse.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12
History or The
Red Cross Seal

Nine years axosMi. Emily p. Big
sell OF Wilmington, Del. q we'll known
social worker, conceived the idea Of
the RED Cross Christmas seal. Miss
Blssell knew from personal experience
that the only way to SIGHT tuberculo-
sis was by means Of + popular. cam
paigns OF education, and she t:-new
this seouM not, be carried on without
money.
She got the idea Of raising this
money at Christmas time. when the
spirit Of humanity Is at its height,
from an article by Jacob Riis, in
which he described the stamps used
hys the erNorwegians In \ their, fight
against h disease. II the Norwesians
could raise money in this way, Miss
Bissell argued, why not the Ameri-
cans? d
She consulted her friends. secured
all TIE. publicity she could and
be "a wonderful success.ssand thou
sands Of Christmas parcels went out
bearing the gay little seals. sPeople
were delighted with them. They add
ed to the appearance of their gifts.
and they liked the idea OF helping a
big cause in this unique way.
By Christmas $500 had been rails
ed Miss Bissell was elated. She
Wv - AOI ~ lAIkiC SShl6,
but she had difficulty in making 9TH
ers see it. She appealed to the
American Red Cross to take owe: tile
venture, enlarge it and conduct the
sale on a vast scale. The Red Cross
authorities at first could not doe, how
they could make this a part Of their
national program, but Miss Russell
proved ito, them that fighting tuber-
culosis by means of harmless and at
tractive Christmas stamps was wor-
thy peace-ttme propaganda.
With some misgiving and at "a
slight cost the Red Cross printed the
seals for the second years campaign.
The result more than justified Miss
Bissell's expectations. for S135, 900
worth Of seals was sold in 1903 The
Christmas seal became;a national in
sale was turned W to the National
Association for the Study and Preven-
ton of tuberculosis and each year
since then sales have increased by
leaps and bounds.
Last ear 1o5, 900, 900 stamps were
sold. bringing the total sales for the
nine years up to $4,000. 900. This
year the 30o.0o0.ooo mark has been
set as a goal and the American Red
Cross and the National Association
are striving to raise the record break
ing fund of $4,000. 900 with which to
fight consumption.
Don't forget that every seal you
buy will help to carry out our pro-
gram of national physical prepared
ness" is the appeal Of the workers.
This a the work is intended es-
pecially. for the protection and care of
soldiers" : ~
The department stores, hospitals.
and business places are offering :hese
little seals for sale, and everyone must
do their. share toward reaching the
goal Of 100000 which is tho
amount needed to carry on the work
for the coming year. 80.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12
Two Cakes Of Cuticura
::soapand One Box Cuti-
$cura Ointment Healed
III. W. .% .
PimpIes On Children.

"a rash of hard white pimples COM
menced on one of my children's arms
and it spread all over his body with the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12

exceptionof
face, and hard
blisters also
broke out be-
tween his fin
gers. The itch
ing was so very
severe that he
scratched till
thc e%ruptions
burned. | also
noticed the
breaking out on
three other
children.
al ,,~rJ +,vo
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12
~ Mtsused Emblem

Misuse Of the Red Cross name aip.d
emblem in advertising was charged
against w. W. Bolska, merchant at,
Yankton, who has &beeneboundt over
TO the federal grand jury by the
United States commissioned at Yank-'
s nsoasasAl Ii III .dvsssi.emsht. ,urx-
s e ssn nsss Ell s1istsa. t 81 e ss,s. 81,
en- and ssocles 45readys.maAussaA his
store. He declared the gooda$ofkered
.forseale were superiorssto Red Gross
made garments..eand. might sba,SSpur-
chased at a cost less than the ex-
apshse OF. material for Knitting.
tak ka,s i pr the Nopth. y as,fsIoalsar ar
legged misuse Of Tin Redscross em-
.blem, 80
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12

Wuscakes of Cuticura Soap and. large
n,.sbox, Of Cuticura Ointment when they
.-wcre healed. have Used Cuticura Tor
skin disorders on all FIVE and always
met with success. Noigned] Mrs. Frank
-E. Raymond, r. F. D. !, Alger, Mich.
Clear the pores Of impurities by daily
y,-euse of Cuticura.
10y For Free Sample Each. by Return
Mail address. postcard: "tCuticura,
fsr Dept. II, Boston" Sold everywhere.
3aSoap Csc. Ointment and Soc.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12

s.Dr. James Grassick is expected
home this evening from Pilot Mound,
Manitoba where he went last Friday
to attend the golden wedding amir
sversary of his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. William Grassick.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12

4OU1 ~.......s. ss.. .sAs "a ast&AV
The chairman OF the linen commit
tee reports, $50 tray, cloths. TO- nap.
kins,. go handkerchiefs, 4 800. sub
handkerchfefs. 40 towels 101 fbs.siof
old linen. making q total OIL ,020s r
ticles. ", ~ i; ~. Z
lowing auxiliaries. in addition to the
Grand Forks chapter, Northwood.>
First Grace. South Grace. Thompson.
Niagara, HegtoR. Pilot and Moraine
township. :
The packing committee report 8
boxes sent containing the following:
Pajamas $3.50. .... ,240
Hospital, shirts ...... .... go
Bath robes ..........:......... s65
Shoulder wraps .....a.... 100
Bed socks. pairs az
Hnsttnd t oo
Wristlets. 1pa1rs ..,...k -. !. .145
Mu1lers $500: ~. 80! ..S.!! ~. Jos:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12

= z -. = x * F".f-g --t.- I
Miss Zelma Woods Of Forest River
is spending a few days in the city AZ
the guest of her aunt, Mrs: r. l.
sWagar, SOC North Fourth street.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-12

Mrs. Avery Miller of e2s Lewis
boulevard has gone to the Twin Cities
and will later go to- Cresco, Iowa, to
the the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Culbert.
Mrs. Miller n Mr.. and Mrs. gilbert
will leave in u few weeks for St. Pet
ersburg, Fla, to spend the winter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22
Sediltrerinaen

Som upcnior nppnt, foitiutter
TrpIibenten / fin Proclamation
SirSbag Sen ste Sunt
ion1 alminoelig HegiItrcrlnqa0ag Tor
MnnospcrIoncr / De Sorenc-
sc Stater, iom bar iplbt iii 21oe Nor,
men enbnl, life har fnIot lit Bite. Nc.
giitrerinQen mao iprcgau / DC rcQit-
lore Observation-Disclosures, hpori
ucofpn1mcn6c W~tolioifab bar i'm go
prl.
90 Sopcn fa'tiUtter ell megct ltrcr9
Stroi ior llnblooclic al eller ior puu
nogcl1 Wtoaoc at iflllfe iia ira Of
iremmeoe OF labc iid inoIfriuc, ber
cnbpcr, iom err rcgiitrcritgSpligtig,
nsic irtte iig inb / SouenS Seltcm.
mclicr.
Wtco "olGc Monospcrioner" mcnca
bogitnpelig. bpoo oiaic TO Srb betp-
Scr. Ger giGIoer inqen II II 5.
fpI 5 II No mnotagen Den, of
man ollercoc itnar / SiencItcn. Scln
Suobom err ingcu llnbifplbnina, Oo
@cofommenoc / Silfrlbe mao mclbe
iiQ ifriitlig til Neutrality-suspicious.
mis'ioncn.
ScIo II bIrnoing mao
rcgiitrcrc oa rcoe9isre ior lin Natio-
nolitet. Selp on1 mo iploer 81
Nlor ben 6te Sunni. altIaa bare Iagen
eitcr RegiItreringsongen, maa maj
regiitrcre Den ste Sltni.
Get iortpIIes, at GagOriucrc, iom
tiIbringcr Storitcoelen al lin Sio paa
Salooncrne o. @noebisrnernc, / Slot
og Telgc er begpnbt at bragg til
9ultooiitriftcrnc. Sette bill imib-
Iertib life hirlpe bcnl. 3e pil 9li
ionget / GegiitreringSncttct, enten DC
beiinocr iig / @ncn cIler paa Sanoct.
Spis sc or / Nlocrcn 21--30 Iar.
nil Snfcl Gam pioc at iaa fat / Dem.
Og oct pil goa Oem iloe, ON ban mo
goa I'll lllciligbeo Tor at ioa iat paa
Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22
Gifte ,11pno life unotaane.

SeIp eiite Eerioner err life irita-
Get for ariestieneite bare al ocn
@ritllb, of be er siite. Marge unge
Ggtcnlpno bill bli neot til at trrffe i
llniformcn % taee @eorret pua
Iaffen, oct bill iise ale, buiS Suitrli
oa Barn life er f%inaniicIt ~oibrngisc
al benz.
&uitruer, Iom er iinuniielt uoi-
hrrgigc al fine WGnb, uil ionIcbcS
BIZ nebt til at gipe Hin poo Sem for
Sen Sib, ariaen mantte pore.
Serimob bill ielp mango II q / +
ur,ge Wrnb, Tom bar SorTlore
eIler andre rpr Faorsrcroe oibGn.
gigc al iig, bIi unbifpIot.
Set pGloiae, belle Sanoet om'pTn.
bcnbc Heg~citrerin9s. % lloifrip.
ningamoifircri er alIercoe / iilo
Sang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22
Vor e9en Kri9.
Tegiitrerinsspaaen er iaftIat til Sirs'
bag Den 5te Snni.
NGrlooctt Ocota0ct.

@egipenbeberne begpnoer III at
aua Slas / Slug. Set me SGrior'
ilog, baieret paa llbpalgsl,bifriu'
ming ("ielectipe brait"), er unoer.
tegnet al ErGiibenten % err MI Sou;
Trpfioeuten bar / Ell iornlel Nrofla.
nation faitiat Sirsbag BEN 5te Slni
Iom aInlinoclig Hcgiitreringsbag for
ManoSperIoner, Tom bar
fplot lit 2tbe, men life tit Site Nlor,
o. bar beororet Sormcringcn og III.
ienbeIicn al Ell Irm6bipiIion pua ca.
$4,000 Wanb unbcr 8cncralnlaior
Teribings aommanoo til Ben i~ranife
&rigsiflieplobs.
Gen me Sprlop inofsrer tplingen
T~ernepligt for ollie fampbpatige
Mtpnb, iom bar fplbt 81, inotil De
bor fplot lit Site Slur. gIlc / Oenre
slloer nlao re9iitrerc, buorcitcr Der
al biSie ubpGlaes Def iornoonc NM
tai til at fpIoc Be forlfielIige Spbub,
~citerhpert Tom bisle bIir inofnlot.
Gen bentpnbiger Hcfrltteringcn al
Sen rcglllGre Irmt til lin iuloc
ariasinrfe, Snofommonoeringcn al
IotionofQorocn til fpocral ari9Stic.
neite og Heisnin9en al Ell I'm 9totio-
naIarnlt / Spbllo poa 100000 Ntalo
az 8angen.
GeSilben bcmpnoi0cs T~rTIiocntcn
til, ON ban timber Def t%ilraooeli9, at
orgoniiere fire 'iriuiIlige Sniantcri-
oipiIioner (oct iaafaIbtc Mpoiepelt.
Nmenbement).
sc hperpcoc Monoifobcrs Ssnnin-
ger forpacs mcb SIS pr. Wuanco
for bent, inm hor prret betdlt mini
ore ems $2t, % g~roherct ncooncr I'll
Sc pr. Maoncb for Dem, Tom bar pr-
ret bctolt Si5 ellcr mere ont NOD
ncben.
9obcn iorbpbcr Snlg al bcrli'enNc
Triffc / 2oclicSlcirenc % iuocnfor
Ell SmfrcbS al 4 Wfil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22
ollie 6armere mdd reailtrere.

5arnlerre bar ifelge Sopen llbiig-
ter iii at iIippe ATTN Sieneite, men
ingen | ben nGonte u l.
er nbtaget ira q I
reaiitrere. Ter err ingen uno.
tagelie ira oenne GegeI.
Regiitreringen al l~lol9noinser
iormenes al piIle tlene. et meget mt.
zig Giemeo for Sremtioen ioet Oct
piI gipc iaapel 6orbunos. iom Stots.
mpnoisbeoerne en- nsiaetis SpIps.
ming ON De her / 9anoet bocnbe I'M.
&c llolGnbinger og ocrcs Hationali-
tet. Sfient DC mao regiiirerc, piI DC
BOG life funne tuirges til Of siere
MilitGrtleneite. Serimob oil iaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22
fra Kongre$Sem
0u ruoifnl Surbpielic al Snofomit'
ifnttcn ueotdacf.
6uor Sfocn flcm MGR.

@oibinQton. 170e Nni: &eorr.
icrtanthuict ucotog ioag noerIigere
on mcqct oroitiifc Torbsielicr al De
al Giunusfomitccu ~iorCiloncoc Sfat.
Ter pao Observation-Disclosures. Gen
umi00cIbare Sorauleouiug BERTH
uar en- Wic0oeIeIic ira GinouSmiiti.
iteren ON. at arigsuogiiterre for
oct igritc Mar citer DC ieneitc Be-
rcQninQcr oil fontme til at belsbe
iQ til miu0it S2,2l5.000,000.
Dc re6toqnc 5orhsicIicr al DC
ar Gomiteen forilaucoe Sfattcr paa
Observation-Disclosures belsbcr liz iii
- Groccnt paa SuerlfuoSirbfont.
tier al melem $40,000.000 %
81, 100000 og iii 40 Yrocent paa
Observation-Disclosures al oper ST..
100000 ON Iaret.
5orloact, Ser bar irentiat %
meo Itor Spgtiebeb iorfegtet az
Gepr9ientaitt 2enroot fro @iscon.
lin. blep uebtaget meo 146 mob
t07 Shmmer.
Gen beruofratiIfe Ssrer, Wr.
aitdcn. merte. at Der life / Suiet
uiloe bli giort roget Sorisg paa at
iprbeic SotaIbelebet al Sfutterne
til Sen al Sinausminiiteren beres.
ucbe Sun. $2,245. 10000, men ban
irorsmmeoe Wuligbeoen al at BET
fanife bill fonnte til at ooerifrioe
DC 1,S00 Minioner Dollars Tom
rar opfsrt / oct p~prinoeIise Sor.
lag. Sfulbe oct piIe iig, of Der
trGngeS mere Tenge, pilbe bisIe
funne chickering's paa nnite
aongres.
Wonge MeoIemmer bar Dog al
Ben WeninG at man ligeiaagobt
flmoe reiie gelebet til 2.400 MiI.
lioner MI, o. oermeo unbgoa at
fluSIe mere meo ben Sag.
Ge mn lnoIeoes al Heprpientont.
buiet faitlatte Sfatter paa ODER.
ltiibsiuofoniter er / Sia9g iii De
tioligere iaitiatte Sfatter, Tom MAJ
bctoIe3 paa ale %Srofomiter oper
$1,000 Tor ugiite % $4,000 for
giite Tcrioner. Sfslge Oct oeo.
togne ENHANCEMENT bill oItloa Sper.
ltu~osifattene bli iom isIser:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22
Den itdlienife front.

S%tolienerne iortiptter lin Sffeniiu
langs Sion5oironten meo ltor Strait,
Sfient Der fipmpes oper belle 6ron.
ten ira Ioriaterbapet til Solnlino
pppe / De Sulianife NIpcr - Stalie-
nernc bar iaaleoes taget 9pen Gllino
fun ~ WiiI / 0oro for 2rieit - iaa
gaar BET Dog beitigit til / gtoro ior
Sorit5a.
Der err her en- H9ffe Sielotoppc,
Tom Eiterrigerne bar giennemboret,
iaa Der gaar SunneIer og unoerior.
oiife 8ange og 9aaerier paa frpos
% tpers Tom / peritabel WDretue.
Ter err Wonte San Gabrielle, Monte
@lcco og Wonte Santo. Tom biotil
bar ipGrret Seien for S~talienerncs
pioere 5renlgang.
Hi bar DC imiolcrtio tagrt mlcb
Storm De 10 ierite al bisic 6ielbtoppe
ecrtiEiies ?aa Sios