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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26
CABOT

The annual meeting of the Judith Ly.
ford Woman's club will be held in the
club rooms on Tuesday, May 20, at the
usual time. All members are urged ia
be present and as far as possible attend
to the payment of dues at this meeting
Wrennie Barnett is clerlSing in Rogers
& Curriers' store.
Harold Wilson has finished work in
Rogers g. Curriers' store and expects soon
to be engaged in military duty.
Memorial day will be observed as usual
May 30. Members of G. A. r. and w. r,
@. are requested to meet at society hall
at 10 a. m. and form into line and march
to the cemetery, hating at the covered
bridge, where flowers will be strewn upon
the water in memory of the dead sailors
and soldiers. Children all over town are
requested to bring flowers or small
punches of evergreen and wreaths and
join in the procession to the cemetery,
where appropriate exercises will held.
Dinner will be served in society hall
at noon to members of G. A. r., w. r. G.
and families and invited guests. All
veterans from adjoining towns are cor
daily invited to this dinner. The |. o, @.
l.. mali VIII NC opcu W iuhNh
or who wish to rest. AT 1880 p. IN. an
address will be given in town hall by
Rev. j. B. Reardon of Barre. Children
who received flags at school will please
bring them Memorial day to carry in the
procession.
The Sons of Veterans are invited to be
present Sunday and Wednesday, May 80,
and join the G. A. r. procession.
Word has been received from George
Currier that he is at Fort Ethan Allen
and has position as cavalryman. His
brother, Sidney, has a civil engineering
position.
Pre- Memorial exercises will be held at
upper village schools next Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. A cordial invitation
is extended to all interested especially !
to the parents.
The recent minstrel show given by the !
senior class of the high school was de- |
cided success and much credit is due |
Miss Esther Cate, under whose direction |
the entertainment was given. Nearly |
$32 was realized from the MINISTRIES,
which was donated to the Woman's club
to be applied on the new library fund,
The class and also its teachers deserve
much praise for the interest manifested
in this worthy object.
Mrs. Ernest Bliss was a guest at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Ellen Knapp, in
Hardwiek Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26
RHEUMATISM
Physician Believes a Genuine Remedy for
the Disease Has Been
, Found

Rheurna the wonderful rheumatism remedy
sold by the Red Cross Pharmacy and all drug
gists, gives quicker and more lasting relief
than other remedies costing many times as
much.
Rheuma passes the deadly poisonous secre-
tions into the bowels and kidneys, from which
they are quickly thrown off in a natural,
healthy way.
Read what reputable physician says about
tigation of the formula employed in the manu-
facture of Rheuma, and | heartily recommend
il as a remedy for all forms of rheumatism.
find Rheuma far in advance of the methods
generally employed in the treatment of rheu-
ton from the remedies usually prescribed -
DR.. Lyons.
This should give any sufferer from rheuma-
tism confidence TO try Rheuma.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26
THE RED CROSS CAMPAIGN.
One Hundred and Thirty Vermont Towns
viii Solicit Membership.

Burlington, May 26.-Headquarters OF
the Vermont chapter, American Red
Cross, reports that 10 towns of the state
have organizations that will begin work
ON the canvass for 10000 additional
members on Monday In each OF these
towns a canvassing body, composed of
men and women has been appointed,
given instructions in the work, and is
ready to put in a full weeks work to
bring the Vermont membership up to
the desire of national headquarters at
Washington.
Vermont has "A branches OF the Red
Cross. Each OF these auxiliary organi-
cations that are a part of the Vermont
chapter, is organized for the member
ship campaign.
In this city there will be IL stations
where memberships will be received. In
the lobby of the hotels, at the Union
station, in several OF the stores, in
theatre and under canvass on City Hall
park, ladies attired in Red Cross cos.
TUNES will receive memberships.
The work of the canvass begins at 8
o'clock Monday morning and continues
till Saturday evening, Jan. 2.
If the $50 towns having organizations
working on memberships average to turn
in 23l members each the goal will be
reached and expectation fulfilled.
"The state will do better than 30
600" said one of the prominent officials
at the headquarters last evening, quail
lying the statement by adding: "Un-
less all signs fail"
81 have been engaged in much Red
Cross work." he continued, "but never
saw greater interest or more enthusiasm
than is shown by Vermonters in the
work laid out for them next week. Sure
ly, Vermont is going to succeed in the
task before her. She is going to sur
prise us ALL"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26
WATERBURY,

Sunday being Memorial Sunday, ther'
will be a union service at the Congrega
tional church. The sermon will b.
preached by Rev. Verne L. Smith, Thu
q. A. X. veterans will attend in body
Special music will be furnished by Tho
choir OF the church, under the leadership
OF II. &. Miller. In the evening there
VIII be special union patriotic service
at the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev
| William l.. Boicourt will speak on "Wa,
terbury and the Liberty Loan" repre-
sentative of the bank explaining the
technicalities OF the same. Mr., Boicourt
Will also bring into his talk, water
bury and the Red Cross Movement" Mrs
WATSON, who was to speak, being de-
tanned by the quarantine at the hos
pital. Rev. V. l.. Smith vii give an il
Illustrated lecture on abraham lincoln,
the Man and His Times Special mu-
sic will be rendered. AT st. Andrews
church, mass will be at $780, Confess
sions will be heard this evening at 1870.
The pastor, Rev. Robert Dewey will cele-
brate high mass and sermon at st. Pat
rick's church in Moretoyn at l0:45.
Memorial service at seminary hail. Mem
bers of Ezra Stetson post and the Won
ans Relief corps will meet at 9 o'clock TO
attend the services in body.
The funeral of Edward Demas was
held from the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
William Ather, Tuesday afternoon, Rev.
William i. Boicourt officiating The
bearers were James Wallace, Joseph
Ather, Fred Powers and Dell Edwards.
Burial was in the village cemetery.
Among those present from out of town
were Mrs. Horace White Of West Cor
NTH, Mrs. Stanley Elliott of Newport;
Fred Demas of Washington and Miss
Eva Demas of West Gorinth. AT the
funeral Herbert Sleeper sang shall We
Gather at the River?' accompanied by
Mrs. Ethel Woodland.
The smallpox cases at the hospital are
doing well. Caring for Miss Spellacy Is
Miss Waite, who, although she did not
carry any temperature, is now thought
to have had the disease. Miss Waite
was in the same car with Miss Hine at
Essex Junction. Thus the cases at the
Vermont state hospital may be traced to
the same cause as Others in the state.
News has been received by Mrs. w. c.
Sorcross of the death of her aunt, Aurora
May Bickford of Phillipsburg, Kan. She
was born in Waterbury 72 years ago and
her early life was passed here.
Flag day is now appointed on June o. |
instead of registration day, as first |
planned The celebration bids fair to be |
me of the largest ever held in Water. |
bury. 1t rs expected that the orators
II the day will be Gov. H. +. Graham /
ind DIR. Guy p. Benton of the University |
II Vermont.
There will be a special meeting of |
Dillingham; grange this evening for the
purpose of comforting the third and
ourth degrees. Light refreshments will
,e served.
f. G. Luce, accompanied by his son,
burton, has gone 10 North Carolina to
et his Chevrolet car which he purchased
Thile on his southern trip. /
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26

der warns men to be careful in answer
ing the question regarding dependents,
saying, IF it is true that there is an
other mouth than your own which you
alone have duty to feed, do not let
your military srdor interfere with the
wish of the nation to reduce wars mis-
cry to minimum" II would develop
from this that it is not the policy of
the government at this time to take
married men who are the real support
ers of their families, That, of course,
is the part of wisdom. Those claiming
exemption on this or any other group
should state so plainly on the regisi
ton card.-St. Adams Messenger,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26
EAST MONTPELIER

The teachers and pupils of the village
school invite the public to attend their
pre-Memorial exercises, which will be
held at the schoolhouse Tuesday, May
20. They expect Supt. Lance and other
speakers to be present and are in hopes
to raise their new flag, obtained by the
generosity of those who purchased tags
of the children. Thanks are due Elmer
Rowland. who furnished flag pole.
Harry G. Townsend is able to be about
the house.
Miss Bertha White, who has been con-
fined to her bed, has been much improved
during the past week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26
Napoleonic.

"Charley, dear" said young Mrs. Tor.
kins, "the first thing you did after join
ing the military company was to get
into the guardhousel And / thought
you were going to be another Napoleon.
swell, maybe | am. Napoleon got
into prison, didn't he? What I'm going
TO do is to start at the Elba end of his
career and work the other way."-Wash-
ington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26
WOMEN OPPOSE pIcKETING.
Woman Suffrage Head Says Guard at
White House is Menace to the Cause.

Washington, May 26.--Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, president Of the National
American Woman Suffrage association,
yesterday sent an open letter to Miss
Alice Paul, chairman of the National
Woman's party, calling upon her in the
interests of the suffrage cause to remove
the pickets from the White House and
the capitol. Mrs. Gait said events have
demonstrated that the picketing was
harmful TO the suffrage movement. The
National Suffrage association, with 2.
100000 members, always has been op.
posed to the picketing. The pic<eting
policy is carried on only by the Nation
al Woman's party, formerly called the
Congressional union, an entirely separate
organization.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26
Church Notes.

Congregational church--Rev. William
A. Remele, pastor. 1880 a. m. service
omitted. IL m, Sunday school in all de-
partments. 1880 p. m, Christian En-
deavor; subject, Financing the King.
DOM" Luke l9:ll-l6; leader, Ralph Buz-
zell. Wednesday, Memorial day, the
Home circle will serve ice cream and
cake in the vestry.
Methodist Episcopal church-Rev. Isaac
Mellor, pastor. Sunday, l0:45, union
Memorial day service; subject, "The
Largest Significance of Memorial Day"
IL m, Sunday school. 1880, Epworth
league; Schuyler Berry, leader.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26
Officially There, Anyway.

"Is your husband regular attendant
at lodgef"
81 wouldn't say that exactly, but he
takes a night away from home regular
ly every week for that purpose. De
troit Free Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26

Just take your shoes off and then put
those weary, shoe -erinkled, aching, burn
ing, corn pestered, bunion-tortured feet
of yours in a "Tiz" bath. Your toes
win wriggle with joy; they'll look up at
you and almost talk, and then they'll
take another dive in that "Tiz" bath.
When your feet feel like humps of lead
all tired out--just try "Tiz." It's
grand--it's glorious. Your feet will
dance with joy; also you will find all
pain gone from eorns, callouses and bun
ions.
There's nothing like "Tiz." It's the
only remedy that draws out all the poi
sonous exudstions which puff up your
feet and cause foot torture,
Get a 25-cent box of ''Tiz@ at any
drug or department store-don't wait.
Ali how glad your feet get; how com
Portable your shoes feel. You can wear
shoes size smaller if you desire.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26
RUSSIAN ESTATE PILLAGED.
Agrarian Disturbances Growing in Minsk
District.

Petrograd, May 26.-Agrarian disturb.
ances in the Minsk district are rapidly
getting beyond control of the militia.
Soldiers and farmers sacked the estate of
Prince Mirsky.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-18
SQinois.

Wafferfoner banner T~aaforenima.
Ve boie Yriier paa 2ipsforneoenbe.
Der bar tpllneet ogiaa Gbicagos So,
lferfoner til at banne Saaforenina %
forbeie fine Hriier. Set fsrite arap,
Den npe Organization bill gjere, CT en-
6orbpiclie al so Gents for bper Ioif,
bporpeo Den gienneminitlige Eris for
Ell Gags Batting bliper $3.50 lite.
oetfor De fer melt alminoelige $2.1O.
Irs. Gaa 5lass Yonns til 8aib.
ington. Gen befienote 2Grerinoe
Mrs. CHA Slagg 9oilng, Ser fpr bar
Seitprerinoe for Solfeifolerne / Chi
cago pa ion iaooan iaaoes at bore
ben beoit ailsnnebc &pinoe / Mmerifa,
er reiit til @aibington for at operta.
&c &eoaftionen at "Gotriotic Wanll.
al, ct Siosifriit, ser bopeoiageIig er
bercgnet paa 2anoets 2Greritailb.
Get er eiter Inmoonirlg al Sinansmi.
hitter Wcslboo, at Wtrs. Doung bar
opertagct oeilne me Sitting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-18

Genie forbeies fra 5000 til $500, ibet
man mellte bette piloe eipe noaIe foo
WtGno ct Wonopol paa 9Sorretninoen
og bore til Sfabe for Irbeiberne.
Sicenicippr9smaalet afaisres peb
Salg Sirsoag oenne l1ge.
Storpaif i Ga Grosie. Set bor /
lloge1 Sio pGret nofiaa ulminoeIio.
at Solooter fra Camp Robinion, NOR
SPARTA. TOM til Ga Grosie oa for.
oolote Spteier peo Ser at bIipe ioIot
Hlsoriffe, oa for at itanie oenne Sra.
ut loo Sberit q. s. 9otplen 2eirens
Sommaroant, forIeoen Scat aisre en-
Snorpfning meb p%aafeIaenoe Stor.
palf / ben meb SaIooner oa andre ems
rllnore pelieebe SorIplteIiesIteoer ioa
rlgt %lloitpreoe gp. Gn uopaIat Stpr.
fe blep Snsoae Mften ienot til 90
crosse, og meo @siiitance af fire 3e.
glertngsagenter og Meblemmer of
NpenS egen Holitiitprfe bapoe ma
tltoen Wfionat arreiteret 80 Wpno on
&pinoer, iom bill blipe anfIaaeoe for
at BABE iolgt Gusoriffe til Meno /
Uniform % for andre 2opbrub. Ser
tort9les, at oner 300 SoIboter Sen
Gag Dor reiit inb til Ga crosse eftcr
at babe faaet fig ubbetalt fin Moa.
neoslpn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-18
Senatet for Stemmeret.

@aIbington, 13be Sept.: &c,
ratctS Stemmcrctsfomite bar ilo.
Iiillct sen iaafalbtc Sllian 9. Nn-
thonp Eeiolution ON grunolpps-
mrsiig Stcmneret for apinoer til
9cotaaclie. Npeen Ifitelnllirg
opcr HcipIutionen ril bog life fin.
Sc Stco for paa bcn regulGrc
Sesiicn, icm iammentrGoer / De.
cemlber.
Sporpiot Heiolilticnen bill finn.
re opnaa oen nsopenoige TO Gre.
rieoeles Maioritet al Stemmerne
boaoe i Scnatet % | SuIet, or
t%roblematilf.
Canine Sds pebtog Senatet
ct Scrilag bempnoigetoe 9esislatu-
ZEN paa Sapaii til at gipe apin.
Ser, Ionl beiibbcr Gienopm % oc
andre apalififatiorer, iom er eiGI.
oenoe for manoIige Iotcre, Iet
iii at femme peo SaIsene Der i
Serritcriet. Oct bempnoiger %.
laa 2csisIaturen til at benpiie
Speresmaalet ON ubesr9uiet
Stemmeret for apinber til eli
5olefafiiemnins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-18
SnnS f~rclicr lin Mcitcrs 0iu. Mo

Snc falocr uco Selcnn.

Snc falocr pco Sclcnn. ct olmin-
ocliat HeNn opcr belle Staten cnbte
iibite Trcoaa meb ct LET Sneialo /
&elella ca Snncait. Zen Serfc, ionl
M blep brubt, bar bolot b~aaronaffet
pcb libcn zoe SUM.
Boring efter Gle pcS Siaimas. -
Wiblano Oil Il Cos So. bar forriae
llae bcapnbt Soriuaer eiter Ollie peo
@Ime Greet, cite Nil %eitcnior gil.
lings. ct anoet mt SIieicIt piloc
oglna mart aabuc$.
Srnfnct i aielScrcn. MrS. Mar.
Igaret Serauipn al Butte er briitnct /
lin aieloer beritebs. Ct %anorsr par
iprnngct, iaa Der haube hannet Tia Ell
80 CONNER bpb Gonoppt, hpori apin.
oen ianbtes tpalf. Sln ontaacS at
hape iIaact iig bcpioitles moer ct
Sdlo.
@anelinie paabesnnoes. Gen ioa.
faIbtc 9afe Balm Branch al Nortb.
ern Yaciiic 9ancn mcllcm Moisman
% Sesper nil iirar blipc paabeapnot,
iSct a%ontratter ipr Oct belle Arbeiees
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-18

t%erlco, @Iacf Satpf, Dubuque Cgp).
&arbin, Ssccolo. V~ocabontas, Cont
IA, Waoiion, Warrcn, Mpponooie,
Wapne, Sucas, Gnmet, Glop Win.
ncbaso, S~untbolot, @ebitcr, VoIo
Alto, @riabt, &ancocf, Wortb, Ger
70 @aroo, Srontlin, Wuicotine,
Scott, Gapcnpori (@p, Sobnion,
Soma, Saipcr, Clinton, Sacfion,
Sones, 2iun, Gicfinion, Calhoun.
IaIlas, Boone, 2ron, S'grien, BIN,
mouth, Gberofee, guena 0iito, Ben.
ton, 8riunbn, See, @an Buren,, @a,
pello, @aihinaton, aoefuf, Wabaifa,
SbeIbn, Tottapattomie, gli,oubon,
Gaia o. Guthrie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-18
Kanaoiife Ppeoepriier.

@innipeg, Wan., ben 12tc
Sept: &c al SEN fanaoiife Som.
mission faitiatte Yriicr for inoe.
tGrcnoe aars Sueoeapling funO.
aioroes ioag. Dc er nsiagtig DC
famine Iom / be Soreneoe Stater,
bereancOe paa gaiis at Friiernc
I, minneapolis % Gulutb. DC er
lom fslger: go. 1 Wanitoba
Nortbern, 1921. go. 3 Dianito.
toba Nortbern, $2.1S. No. 3 Ma.
nitoba Nortbern, $2.15. go. 1
alberta Geo @inter, 1921. go.
3 alberta Heb @inter, $2.1S. SEQ.
3 siberia Hcb @inter, $2.15.
Saainart man faar ifaffet Zig
sc fornsone Splpsuinger, pil OF
fac Eriien paa De andre 8raOer
III %faitiat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-18

NullltI@ 20. pQr IlppI ell
%pgning / Sntclton for at beopnoc
understanding.
SUB afifaarct / %imocrcn. Cen s.
ooriQc Ole @Ioir, Sen al Sornteren
&. :. @loir ueb Nobb, fit iorIcocn lin
enc Ton oiitonrct / Sinberen % par
iom NcIQc oerai / en- mcoct fritiif
N%oriotninn. @llttcu ioricgte at ficrc
%inocrcn ior lin 6aoer, ga lllpffen
hTnbtc.
Sture TUrienoiuaer al Slaatc-
furN. Suer 300 %ognlaoninaer &ppg
poaIcrcoc lorriQc Hoe gienncm War.
morthS Stoctnar02, mcben$ Der al
Saar life pur opcr 80 Gpanlaoninger.
gel aieocoe % tlulae @riie icuoteS
u%cltoucr, mcbcn@ Sc lcttere iertes til
eitligc Marfcocr.
SrnaSlrs NOelGeaeliesmaifine. =
Ger iortTIlc@, at u. 6. @prilm al
Ncp Hpcfforo bar opfllnoet ctilngs
troaoleIt clcttri'f Npparat, innn | Ell
Snltrcoa a. 10 Viii fan eoclGagc alt
Den clcttriltc Stront berprcr. Wr,
%pritm bar Icllbt Ariasbepartcnlclltet
lln Spnnocllc, inches Der, % bette
hor lopct, at Oct mcrfeligc traaoIsic
Gpparat ouhpg8cIia ifal PROBES.
Sibiel ium NuScr. llbe peo Beach,
huor Der poa @runo al 2erfen er ale
lloliater til Soocrmanael. bar Sar.
merne bcapnSt at inIoe fine SiloS mcb
rlSlilf Sioicl. Gu al &c Itrrre &pTa-
oporTtterc har iorciagct ct intereS.
liant Experiment req of fploc i'm elle
Silo mco MaiH o. Sen anbcn mco
Sio'el blanoct nleo haffef Saoreltraa.
Set terre Nuurcitraa tiliGttes Tor at
outage Den opcri. obige Jiistlgbeo
ISioielen.
S%ernbanctua aaar noen WanSifab.
Mcocls Manoifabct peb ct al Ytil.
palifec WancnS 8oostoa forlcocn
Moracn ipiiie lin Srofoit | Common,
tom Ell ManN iprinaenoe % icrtaltc,
al Scact hapbe beapnot eli 5ir for
'egen Sesnlng, Get piiie Jig at prre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-18
SNO Safota.

Np %anf for Storla. Gn ,lp Sanf.
iorrctning oil onlfring lite Oft. blioe
aabnct / Storla. Gen bliper fienbi
ipm Storlo State 9anf.
Statsnoitilinacn far itor Sps.
ming. South Safotns lloitiuing,
Der forriac ltae afbclbtes / Sllron,
bapoe ne9ct itor Ssqnins. allerebe
ben fsrite Gag bar ser oper $4,000
Wenneitcr poa lloitilinosgrunben,
pa Segringen blep icnere / ltgcn eno-
% ~itorre.
SnnS ~frclier i'm Wcitcrs 9iu. Mo
them Muen, en- Glbrc Sarmer pes
Senlor, bar llGr blcpcn orGbt al en-
Ohm Ore, men reobelcs / iioitc Gicblif
al lin Sunb. Gn Nabo bapbe ioraiG-
ues ieat at hinore Sren / bers opo.
brin9cnbc Tirfiomhco mcb Sprn %
&looc, oa &illoen fom bam tilbielp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-18
@iscpmTm.
Wauf rppet / Shiuctur

Vanf rDDet | SbiDct0n. gallfrp'
pere biemiogte Scat til 13oe Os. Sbioc'
tom, bpor Sbiocton State ganfs Sit
Notwithstanding iprrngtes og opel
$1,000 itiaaIct. Meperne bapbt
brlot Jig aienrem ct meo S%crngitter
foripnet |inbn.
Npt Tabrifanlra for Gan Claire.
ltniteb States Sipitcb 60, Ser meS
en- aapital al $1,750,000 er inforpo.
reret / gelalpare, bar bcilllttet at an.
lrgge lin 5abrif / Con- Claire. Get
Yrobuft, icm Sen me Gorporation
bill bringe paa Warfebet, err en- Spiin.
belle al Sames %. S,lbbarb al eau
Claire.
Tarmarbeioer %intcrncrct. 9(ntbonr
Sumter, Ser bar nrbeibet hos Sarme.
re / Smcgncn al Ga Crosse, er lonl
inf llnoeriaat ienot til Oct feoernle
Tpngiel peo Itlonta, ga, for at Tor.
purcs ser inotil arigen er oper. San
bapoe unolaot at rcailtrcrc ben 5te
SSllni pg cnbpioere foriemt at inoienDe
Sen N(niegninh ionl %iorlanaes al ltb.
lrnoinger tilbprenbe ficlbtlige So
TONER.
&nlfirma upbGper &untraft. @ll-
perner Hhilipp bar aiort Mttorner
General Omen opmerfIom pan, at ct
al Gbicagcs itprre G%lllfirnlaer bar
negtct at ppiplbe Ell Gontraft, bpor-
peo $500 Cons alll ifuloe leperes
peo Stollt SchooI peb Wenomonie.
Ser bar itiptleret / &pntraften, at
Sen lnperc Eris 'fuloc girlbe, ON
Grpiioentcn greb inb % iatte faIte
&ulpriicr, men GA Bette par fleet og
Tirntact anmpbcocs ON at lcpere De
5000 Cons &lll til Sen al Y~rpiiben-
ten iattc Tris, iaa log Sirmact en-
Strcn oper belle &ontraften. Spao
piocre or at gisre CT cnbnll life ops
Init.
|ortfommet Darn sienfnnoet. -
Otter at Solbntcr, Tolitiitprfe og
Solf / Ilmiinbeligbeo / - elmer Tor.
giGpes bapoe gicnnemiogt Sfogene
peo Iiblano fpr at iinoc Sen bortfonl.
ne 4-narige Michacl Sanifo, blcp
Gutter tent Soraoaq fllnbcn al Sohn
,%SpblonifrL iom or finn s s(ar ganinlel.
Get uar NOR S~oblpnifps Sarnl, at ben
bprtfcmlle 8nt ianotcs, pa han braa-
res ocrtil Tor at npoe Ben Sorplei.
ming, han ioa beilig trGllgte. Get
folbc Hcgn bapbe bragt hans &Gn-
ser til at ifrilnnpe innlmen, meoers
bans Irme % @en par oprepne %
blcocnoe. Waaife pcb @roab %
Sfri0 hapoe Sen lille Staffel belt mi-
itet @pnen til at tale,
@il pprctte fummmuaI &%ulbanSel.
en- Organization al Establishment oa
MrbeioSfolf / Sibfoib bar int en- sln-
ieal,ina / Girflllutiuu, hporueo Spen
nnmcoes ON at oprette ell fonnullal
&iiIhanbel iamt gisre So%ranitaltuiu-
ger til, at @pen oaiaa bar eeet Ssbus.
Ter ipreiIaoes, of @pen for bper al
bisie to InlGa ubiteoer Bombs til ct
@elpb al $4,000, % at Sororbnin.
ger til bette Sormaal iGttes mlber
alminoelig Solfeaiitcmnins, ON 9p.
raaect life peota9er iaaoanne. Gr.
Observation-Disclosures uotalte iig enc.
piberc bcitenIt imob, at Saloon.9i.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-18

~llbfsrelie er inbaaaet. Nogen Craft
antages life at blipe begpnbt ipr Sen
belle 2inie er fGrbig.
SfoebranSe Inffes. Sc Sfoq.
bralbe, iom bar berjet peb Hap Greet,
30 Wtil eitenfor Sonnseno, bar iibite
Sreoag fuloitGnoig iluffcoe al Meg-
net, % Den belle Stprfe al SorItbetien-
tc peo Seleila funbe enbelig tage fig
en- Spile. st giennemblpoenoe Geerl
bar / %irfeligbeben aiort bet al meo
aae Sfpgbranoe / Stoter.
Wanse Sfmlferc i Butte. If Sc
400 ungc Wenb, Der fioit inbfaloteS
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /
Suite, bar Ser 125, iom life mebte
cler loo bere fra fig. Gen forbou-
ieilOe SoreaeIie / SfuIfernes MntaI
pafte life lioen sGngltelie bIanbt
commissioners WeoIemmer. Stil-
lingen bar oisfllteret UNDER ct Webe,
men intet blep offentliggjort berom.
Strcifen / &ubbcrinbnitrien embt.
Inaconoa Copper Wtining 60, bpis
@ruber og Wasppne bar ppret huff
feoc / Here Tiger paa 8runo al Streif,
befIcnotgioroe Den 14be, at Sriiten
pilbe gienoptages Wanbag, ioct Sor.
Zig bar inoNaaet melem grbeioere
og IrbeibSgipere. &orporationenS
Silbl,o bar mootaeet, % ODER 1900
Wano bapoe forpligtet fig til at gien.
optage Mrbeibet. 9en me 2ennings.
ifala, Ser in~obefntter betpoelige Sor-
bsieller, er antaget at Irbeioernes
Union / 8reat Saas.
Quftifibe fees peb Iurtb Surf. =
Sberit g. s. glacfpoob, Ser bar ct
Someiteab n9r Nortb Sort, poaitaar
at babe feet ct 2uftifib fare benoper
benne ggn - life blot en- Gang, men
mango @ange. 2uftifibet bar altio
bit Zig melem al. 1890 ON Mftenen
og ST.. 3 ON Worgenen. @onife nps
Zig, ga Sberiten % en- al bans WGnb
en- Scat laa noe neoe paa 2aplanoet,
pGffeocS be al Sen mpitige @ipits
Silrren lige oner bent, pg / Wdnne.
Inlet funbe SorfpitenS Srnribs tpbe-
lig iaattages. Cen hapbe robe, greils
ne og bpioe Sps, forteqer ban.