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Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-14
VISITED NAVY YARD
 ON BORROWED PASSES A Clergyman and Young Friend Were Detained Until identified.

Boston, March 1E.-A clergyman and a young friend who were looking over the navy yard on borrowed passes re- gently were detained for two hours until their identity was established. it was learned today. After they had been voucher for by friends they were given a lecture on the impropriety of using passes to which they were not entitled and were allowed to go
 New Canaan-Mr. and Mrs. e. F. Bertine recently celebrated their goI- den wedding anniversary.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-14

WANTED-Man in wash room at Rogers Domestic Laundry rnar13d
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
NATTER OF FREIGHT
RAISE UP TOT. C. C.

Washington. June 12.-Hcarings on
the application of the railroads of the
country for Is per cent horizontal
raise in freight rates were closed to-
day by the interstate commerce COM
mission. The commission has Is days
before it in which to decide the most
momcntous case in point of railroad
finance ever brought before any tri-
bunal in the country.
A Is per cent freight rate advance
would mean in round n. hers 80 e.
600, 900 annually. accolui.g to figures
of nhc shippers. and would affect
virtually every big industry in the
Country. -a-
The carriers have rested their case
on the statement that increased labor
costs, due to the Adamson law. and
higher costs of materials, fuel and
supplies. have created an emergency.
Shippers have submitted data de-
signed to show that the earnings OF
the roads are on an increase. and that
the year 1917 will be the best in his
tory, except 1916, which was the peak
period of railway earnings, and adj
mittcd to be abnormal. They contend
that carriers handling twO-thirds OF
the traffic are in prosperous financial
condition.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
WAR BRINGS ADVANCE
IN SILVER AND LEAD

New York. June l2.--War demands,
which long ago virtually swept the
market bare of spot copper. are rapidly
diminishing the market supplies of sill
yer and lead. Bar silver today roSs
to 40 cents an ounce, an advance of
"a cents over tho price of the early
part of the month and within .Wb cents
of the extreme price OF last February.
Quotations for lead varied. some pro-
duccrs asking 2l2 cents n pound. the
highest price for 50 years, although II
cents was quoted by the more extern
sive dealers.
The entrance of the United States
into the war has given additional i'm
petus to the inquiry for all the baser
metals. it Is said in trade circles, but
lead has been among the last to feel
the effect Of the stimulus.
Demands for silver has become acute
because foreign countries which previ-
ously contributed their quota Of the
metalf to the European markets are nc
longer operating their mines. An in
CREASED supply of silver has recently
come out of Mexican mines but the de
mand for metal for war purposes Is
still in excess of the supply.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
LYNCH SUCCEEDS DAWES.

Chicago. June 12.-John A. Lynch.
president of the National Bank of the
Republic was today chosen president
of the Chicago Clearing House as
sociation. He succeeds Charles G.
Dawes, who recently resigned to accept
a commission in the United States
army.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, June Ideal weather
conditions over the greater part of
The wheat belt had n bcarish effect to-
day on prices. TN" outcome was an
unsettled finish. to 5 cents net lower;
with July at S1.S3 aud September at
&2.oS. corn closed Il to 37s cents down,
and oats off | to Is. Provisions wound
up unchanged to 20 cents higher.
Welcome rain fell in the spring
wheat region. whereas clear warm
weather prevailed throughout most of
the winter crop territory. Reports OF
increased arrivals of wheat in Great
Britain of IA liberal floating supply
counted also against the bulls. Scar
city OF cash offerings here and at
other domestic ccntcrs, helped to check
declines. and to bring about at one
time II decided rally.
Corn like wheat went down grade
owing to better weather conditions
Crop reports from railroad and other
sources were generally optimistic
oats ruled easier in sympathy with
corns. Provisions were in brisk de-
mand.
Day S range.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
WALL STREET TRADERS
PROCEED CAUTIOUSLY
Sitter Money Rates Be-
comes Important Factor
/, in Financial Circles.
| TIME LOANS HARDEN
Az Stcels Display Moderate
Degree Of Strength
Bonds Are Lower.
TIME LOANS HARDEN

New York, June Trading bro
ceeded with great caution today n log
zeal result Of latest factors in the gen
erai financial situation. Foremost
among these were the SITTER money
rates. Call loans did MT rise to their
maximum of the previous day. ruling
between 2l2 and 4 per cent, but time
ommodations hardened half of one
per cent for most maturitics
Transcontincntals. .ranrcrs, coalers
and minor western and southwestern
issues figured among the active rails
at extreme gains of to 2la points.
United States steel closed mt S1.30as
a net gain Of y of a point Bethlehem
Steel new stock and Lackawanna steel
made extreme gains of y to 8 points
and Savage arms. one of the active
munitions. made a net gain of points
at SIS.
Industrial alcohol and United Cigar
stores were among the strongest issues
at the finish. the former making up
much of yesterdays severe decline
Motors and oils were backward
throughout the session. Total sales
amounted to $4,000 shares
Bonds were inclined to droop. pa
cifics showed some Irregularities as did
lower priced convert iblcs. Total sales,
par value. aggrc gated sc.450,OOO.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call, but the coupons fell "a per
cent ON n SiDo1c sale
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, June 12.--Juy wheat
prices opened weak. but later hardened
and closed, IL cents up. There was
no trading in September. Wheat re-
ceipts, so cars, compared with 1S4 Il
year ago.
Wheat-July. opened. s246: high
s2.52; low. $2.43R closed. SEAS; Sep
TENDER, closed, $l.91.
Casino. 1 hard. s3.13m3.1S: No. I
northern. s3.03M30s; No. 9 northern
$2.93M3.03; No. 8 wheat, $2.7SM293
No. . durum. $2.46Gu2.61: No. hard
Montana. $2.96M2.9S.
Corn-No. 3 yellow. $l.66H dI1.6Sh.
Oats-No. 3 white. 65h M66A.
FlaX-$3.07A M3.13A.
Flour-Unchanged Shipments, SO,
707 barrels.
Rye-s2.43M2.45.
Barley-$1U LAS.
Bran-s26M27.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
WILSON TAKES HAND
IN WAR BUDGET BILL

Washington. June H. - President
Wilson took a hand today in the con-
gressional controversy which has been
delaying final passage of the $3,2S1,-
OO0, 900 war budget bill, and the meas
ure probably will be sent to him to-
morrow for signature.
In letter to Chairman Padgctt of
the house naval committee the presi-
! dent transmitted and unqualifiedly en-
dorsed communication from Secre-
| tary Daniels emphasizing the necessity
of a naval base on Hampton Roads
Soon afterward the house adopted a
conference report on the budget meas
ure with a modification of the section
in dispute providing for the acquisition
| of the old jamestown exposition site
| for the naval station. The senate is
| expected to concur tomorrow.
Holds Bill in Conference.
The exposition site provision has
/ kept the bill in conference for a week
| The house objected to the $1l,4OO, OO(
fixed for tho property as exorbitant
and there was talk on the floor o.
graft. The modification written into
the bill today provides that the presi
dent shall take over the site at
price satisfactory tor him, and not I,
exceed sl.2O0.0O0.
In his letter today Secretary Daniels
said Hampton Roads, the most impor
tant strategic point on the Atlantic
coast was the only place where a nava
base of 1000 acres could be acquire,
ineXpcnsivcly. He said the tract wa
urgently needed so that a training sta
ton might be set up to take care o
recruits who now are being kept a
home because the navy has nowhcr
to put them.
| Enactment of the bill will reliev
the war department of serious cmbar
rassmcnt. Because of the delay, bill
of contractors furnishing supplies 70
the war army have gone unpaid an
some of the concerns are said to be o
the verge of bankruptcy as the result
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
LIMA LODGE No. ?.

Lima Lodge requests oV members to
he present at the meeting Wednesday
evening at O'Clock at Masonic tenn
llle,-AdY.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
MONEY AND METALS

Copper, firm; electrolytic spot and
nearby S33M3i nominal; third quar-
ter and later deliveries, $29.5OM32
Iron, firm and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin steady;
spot, 0.50m61
Lead, firm; spot, l. cents bid.
Spclter quiet, East st. Louis delivery
9hMh.
Mercantile paper, 5; bar silver, n;
Mexican dollars. 59hs; government
bonds, steady; railroad bonds, irrcgu-
lar bonds, irregular: time loans. strong;
go and 30 days and six months, 5M5h
call money, firm; high. AZ: low, 4;
ruling rate. Az: last loan, Az; clos.
ing bid, ); offered at Az per cent.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
TTTTIT III IHH II VTT1
FREE
Cook Book

Wouldn't you like to taste the
delicious crisp-cruxcd biscuits and
hot bread that Cottolene makes!
Wouldn't you, like to see how
quickly and deGciously Wholesome
Cottolene does all kinds Of frying!
Wouldn't you like to taste de-
licio,is cakes and cookies made
WITHOUT butter with Cottolcne.
Q We believe you would. So we
have printed a Special Cook Book
containing 239 recipes by famous
cooks. We shall be glad to mail
you this Cook Book free.
If you prefer to use some of your
own recipes be sure to use one-third
less Cottolene than you use of other
shortening. Co,,olene is richer and
goes farther. But this unusual Cook
Book is well worth writing for.
Write The N. n. Fairbank Company,
Ill West Washington Street,
Chicago, III.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs-Rcccipts, 10000: tomorrow.
estimate, $4,000: unsettled. Packing
grades, ) to 10 cents lower; others 5
cents above yesterdays average: bulk.
$l4.SO n 1916; light, $l4.20 q 1880
mixed, $l4.6Jm l5.65: heavy. $l4.70m
1855; rough, $l4.70m l4.9o: pigs, 800
1i.10.
Cattle-Rcccipts, 5000; tomorrow, cs-
innate. 1900: firm. Native beef cat
tic, $?.30m 1873; stockcrs and feeders.
S.A0m 1860; cows and hcifcrs, $G.35m
ll.Sa; calves. S9.1J6ii4.75.
Shccp-Reccipis, 5000: tomorrow. cs-
innate. 1000; firm. Wcthcrs. $s.50m
no; ewes. s7.25Ma.9O: lambs, S9.70nr
IL: springs. Sl2.25di 1915.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
MINISTERS WILL Offer
SERv|CES.AS CHAPlA|NS
In This Way Norwegian
. Lutherans Will Do Their
BIT" for War.
NEEDS POINTED OUT
St. Paul Convention Decides
Upon English Speaking
Association.

St Paul, June 1o.-Pastors Of the
New Norwegian Lutheran churches of
America were urged late today by the
Rev. H. r. Gold of Philadelphia,
speaking before the convention of the
new amalEamatcd church body in ST.
Paul, to do their "bit" for America by
rendering their services as army chap
lains.
DIR. Gold told the convention the
United States army is sorely in need
of chaplains and that II is the duty Of
pastors to respond promptly. The
Lutheran churches should be called
nron. he said, to provide 13 chaplains
for the regular army Immediately. and
three Of the number must come from
the Norwegian T.uthcrans. This num-
Der does not include chaplains for the
new draft army.
English Speaking Association.
The establishment of an English
speaking association within the church
body will be authorized by the conven-
ton in accordance with the recommen-
dations with committee appointed
for that purpose. the association to
! lions belonging to the Norwegian
Lutheran churches of America. These
congregations will retain their men,
bership in the regular districts to which
they geographically belong, but the
association will choose it's own name
and adopt its own legislation. which.
however. must be passed upon by the
entire church. The presiding officers
will make an annual report to the
church.
Organization Completed.
The forenoon session at the conven
| ton today was devoted to the organi-
cation of the various districts of the
new national body. The following Of
ficers were elected for the Eastern
district. comprising all the states east
Of the Mississippi: Rt. Rev. ]. Nord-
by. Lacrosse. Wis, president: Rev. l.
Harrisville, Chicago. vice president;
Rev. Lauritz. Brooklyn, n. r.. secre.
tary: Walter A. Larsen, Madison. Wis.
member of the national churches coun.
ell. The Rt. Rev. l.. c. Foss o.
Seattle was elected president of thu
Pacific district. comprising, Alaska
British Columbia. Oregon, California
Ncvcda. Utah and Arizona, and all o
Washington lying west of the Cascade
mountains. Rev. ]. c. Roseland o
Silverton, Orc. was elected secretary
and Gunner Opsund Of Silverton, Ore
member of the national churches
council.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
STAMPEDE BIDS.

Bids for the following stampede
concessions will be opened June IL at
3 p. m. dec creamD. (soft drinks).
(pcanuts, popcorn. candy and gum,
tcigars and tobacco). (cushionsN and
novelties. Bids must be made on items
as stipulated in this advertisement.
Mail or hand to Jas. A. Walsh at the
Missoula hotel. certified check for
one fourth of the amount must accom- :
pany each bid. +
JAS. A. WALSH. !
Secretary.--Adv
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
Wheat.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK

Hogs-Receipts, $500; higher. Heavy,
slal0m 1885; mixed, $l5ml5.25; light,
sl4.s5m l5.25; pigs, sl2.oo@ l4.o0: bulk,
Sl5M 1923
cattle--Receipts. $500: strong. Ma
tive steers, $l0M 1910: cows and heif-
crs. SS.15M ll.5o; western steers, $3.50
q II; Texas steers. ga 1880: Gamers.
sra $50; stockers and feeders. $1M11;
calves, $lOM 1870; bulls, stays. etc, 81
all.
Sheep-Receipts, $500: higher. Year
lings, Sl1.50ml2; wethers, sloMlU.5o;
ewes, SSM10: lambs, $l2Ml6.75
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
NOTICE, DAiRYMEN.

We are now in the market for cream.
both sour and sweet. Highest market
price, and cash on delivery. Make ar
engagements with us before shipping
elsewhere. Puritie's Creamery com
pany' corner Woody and siain streets.
Phone 512.--Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

liogs-Rcccipts. 4.10O: steady to IL
cents lower. Range, Sli.J06il5.g5;
bulk. $1i.65G li.15.
Cattle - Receipts, 1.SO0. Killers
steady; steers. $1m 1915; cows and
hcifers, $7.50m 1850; calves, steady, So
a Is: stockers and feeders steady. Sc
1850.
Shcep-Rcccipts Is: mostly steady
Lambs, s7u12.50: wethcrs. $7M950;
ewes, $5I9.25.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
ALBERToN COUPLE MARRIED.

Abortion. June Special. IRA
G. Nichols and Miss Paulina Garrison.
both of Albcrton. quietly slipped away
from their many friends here and
went to Wallace. where they were
married on June G. 4 large reception
was rendered them on their return to
Alberton. Mr.. and Mrs Nichols will
make their home on their ranch at
Fish Creek.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-13
NOTICE, ODD FELLOWS.

quested to meet at the |. q. O. T.. hall
June 18th, 1917, at o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of holding memorial
service for our deceased members.
by ORDER or THE COM MITTEE.
ADV,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Nclc Nanmnrf | Mnrfc2 Srn o..

belthoon mcnocIeS t6oe Slli. Gin.
tcrenS NcIp5ninQ / 9anmorf iprcs at
blIoe IcetnIcnaoien Der er iltocr,
Netrolclm at lua. % Gas Ga Glcftri.
clfet bllper / Den nrrlneite Irerntih
0ocrlIgere iroifrpnfct. Steoriulps
ltal be'tiIle9 ct balut Nar, fpr MOI,
'nar DEM. Ter meres at upre aonife
rtgelige 9eboIoninqcr al Garbio /
Nanmart, oa man mener oesu6en. Of
Ger ttte b!toer lloQen GQnifelu1hpA
lileo at 'ao inoisrt u6erliqcre 9oaerr
ar oenne Bare, Der ipnes at ppre set
cllelte. lom ton reooe Sonoet ira iii
&tiltaren al henliagc / %uiaienncm.
trPngellg Wsrfe, noget, ser oil meh.
Iere, at Der I'm fan arbci0es belle
%tlltereil IRA ca. 9 MiorQcn til H.
. effermlo0aa (Smi6lertio iuncS man
dllereoc al tltnnc lpore Jenbcns hen.
moo SPECULATION / oenne Bare. iom
man tmioIertio hauber at lea ira
Soertge % Norqc. Ser er mn ira
ErIsregnIering5fo oiort
4trtot Tor at bin0rc 5pcfulationer.
az oesliocn mocriegcr man, bpor
'tore Sagrc Gar6io ser iin0es / Ion.
mari, ~buormeget man oil fllnne iaa
IRA DC 70 VaboIanoe Sperige oa Ror.
&c. Nan oocrpeier oqiua at faitiqtte
Ji~0rruruIpri- Gp - y, r.r;,
'%orbrugere al H%cetpIenqaicu blioer Sc
Stot9boner, ser biotil bar an.
netot elcftriif @cIusuiug / 3ouene.
.{en life alenc ! Iogeue oil man an.
Denoe ocnne @o4art, oqiaa paa
observation-disclosures 2an0et orer bill
Ger bllDe inbrettgt Acetplenqasuerfer.
Get fomner til at orcie zig ON Here
hunoreoe iterre eller minore Statio.
i1er Sanoet ooer. iom nh ifa( hare
.lcetplenga5 til 9elu9ning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Sntct Haaohns til 1924?

man peb, bar Oet peret Sorltbiptnin,
gen, at &%riitionias nse Goabmus ifuI.
De Itoa fGroig til Seitligheoerne / s(n.
Looming al Spens 800 aors Subtle.
Inn / 1924. Otter hpab set eriarcs,
er Spfatningen paa Ieoenoe Solo in.
ben @pItpret, at oenne Sorloirtnina
fife fommer til at iluo til. 9Gnores
life Soligiorboloene pGientIig til oet
beore, boao Ser bespGrre CT in1au us
llgter til, bill @pitprets SIertaI rleppc
tillaoe, at man begpnoer Neoripnill-
gen al Suiene / Tiperpifen ioa tiolia,
iom oct er neopenoig, forat Naooblts-
planen fan bore realiicret til Sen op-
rinoelig tGnfte Sib. Ser blipcr intet
Gaaoblls fGrbig til 1924, rotaltc en-
al @pitpretS Spibier forIeben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
&arpirimouitri | Socrigc.

Gu pigtig Bare Tor ben iuenife Sn,
ouiiri er Sarpir, iom BET III er pan.
ifelig Of ifoiie ira uolonoet. Wan
bar oerior Sanb ON, at ser mn pil
blomitre op en- &arpirinouitri / Sues
rige, pg Fro'esi0r S~unoberg peo
SfogbogifoIan bar netop pGrct /
SDiflano Tor al ituoere ben paa fort
Sio opblomiireoe Sarpirin0uitri Ger.
Sberiges 9ebou Tor Sarpir uogie.
ca. 5000 5on oarlig. Eroic5ioren
mener, at UNDER Be nuoprenoe 6or.
boio maatte Speri8e funne ifaiie ia
nof Sarpir til e9et 9ebop o. enSoa
ubisre Barren til De Sanbe, Tom life
ielp bar nof al oeu. Troiesior Suno-
berg cy ~operbepiit ON, at Ser uil fltn.
ne bIomitre irem en- meget lennenoe
Sarpirinouitri ! Suerise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Srrfnlbrrnbing. Sor en- Sib iiben

%be'tenltc Eore eferS Serreosltpre, at
aomnuncn ifnloe begnroe at bruuOc
5rpfllI iclp Tor at ifoiic Smeoier %
l~igncnbc @coriiter inben 9pgoen
'&rpnoiel, fir. "9uit. 81" Ole Goaen
.iif / Sporag at orone meo Saqen.
San engagereoe Sans Wpra ira Spe.
ne iii at brpnbe, og 0cnne anlagoe en-
Itor NPile paa S~rnotaugen / Siifum.
.9lf be % Splpter CONNER, iom bleu
brpnbt, bar man iaaet 250-300 Z.
iin-iin SrPflll, iom mn ipIge5 runot
ON / @pgoen; Griien bliuer ca. 4 Str.
Ssnben. Get er life bare gifuGrin.
gernc, iom melber Jig iom Siebbabere,
men ogiaa 6olf ira aongsberg og
Grammeu; ia ielu Dc itore anlpg i
&afapif o. Sunbopo gler alt for at
faa 6ingrene / Den p9rbifuIoe Bare.
Snart bIiuer en- M Ollie opiat.
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I@ticm ira Wor9c.
I'm EOrf gmerifnuers bcseihrebe
Stiloriug al Hprae.

On Somltrs 9natfortrliuaer,
RciicbeitriucIier Observation-Disclosures.
! Ijet, N. NJ. fra Set ~ftisrneite
2dno" meo 35 Suuitrotioner oa
anrt al y. @rsnfur 9oeen 1894
tSiocr) inochoINcr ioruScn SnSleos
ming o9 Gjatct Ser nisnueite
! Quuo". 25 nfperIeuoc aiiuit ON nori,
! Rnmr. GriIuit5s og SportsIio Ga
tIpruNenbe SoatopIepelier. 9iaeos
! itoiiet er rint % unticrt.
! Sunbolo: Set ~ifiDnrcfte 91rS
! 5iliieIos ~ Sra 6leIo % gtoher =
I Rtu ierite Sagttur ReS siIe.
! tang oa Htfle Sdgticliinbet Ga
! llOruitniugeu - Rdd 6~egilbottfl1ep
J. You uIopIig Sagt - 5torbut.ene
/! pua N|uitbntnen ~ 8inter t Torae
! 0intcr / Nriittanta % Gnean iii
! y'nr0e ON Gintcreu - @~uobrnrSs,
I Ndlen 49, 1~torebutfer a @fre,,,
jlauper - S~tilsbriup paa f,eiiielbet
gerqeus Atorofioro Griitiania -
, ScIelnarfeu 49, S~tnuonacr on rsop
! geraeu5baueu ~ Griitinn,a 9or.
, oerS 5oQu Bergen - @~eittaniua a,
. Wrioeulsbrrcn Fonluras pper
! SoiteoaI5brrer 81 cperthrIeo
iero - On SIroe grpebttion pag
SoiteoalsbrGen - 6ornenen - Soo. |
inter ! Horac giIetpriier.
On Iog for crbocr, Ser er oroh !
at fao en- frtil 0ll'u ira 8nnrcrnr,
set. Bri5 irit tilienst SfOO
Som TrGmie meo "Gphen"
st Iat $500
B. Anundsan Publ. Co.. DEBORAH, Iowa. !
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SrunSliemsbrnnoens Spfumjt.

Sra Sronobicm mclbes 1Soe ,SlIi.
Get bar III lpffcoeS Yolitiet at ifoifc
%tiloeie De TO 8utter, iom ierit obier.
perebe @ranben pou @rotereu Spn-
bag Iften. Ceres Erob tillpggc5 itor
@etnoning, men for Siben piI ser in.
gen WteoOelclie bIipe gipet.
SronoblemS SupnefogCb ubta-
Ter, at mar mere og mere gour opcr
til at fro, at Sranoen / N%apncnmraa-
Oct lfpIoea uforligtig Smgolg meo
Slo ira leie @riiteniers eQer fortipil-
lenoe llngooma Sibe. 3ilbolbet peQ
aaicrne meO aortipiI % GigarctrpB-
ming er tiltagct nleget / Den ienere
Gib, tiltroo5 for at Ser boIoes itaoiQ
Spipn 0erncoe. Set er nemIig life
iaa let at opooge Sc fortlpiQenbe Sag,
GA Sc 10 Ieger til De melt bprtgiemte
&roGe % Smnltbll. SporgsmadIet
ON en- Nfipprring al en6cl al Grpg-
gernc bar flcre 0onge upret oppe til
0roftelie, men er benlagt 0a man
ianot, at oct bar iorbunoet meo altior
ltore Smtoitninger % til 0ene for
Sapnearbeloet. Otter bpao Sapnes
iogoen meooclte pil Dog Sperganaa-
lei bline optaget til iornpet gebmlo.
ling, naar oct rpe Sauneanlpg bliper
belt tpr0lg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Gn Ensiaaerbnmper unblnppct

us|aaoen. 6ra Bergen melbcS til
"SiefortStib." Gn Camper, Tom er
%inofommet BERTH ira Noroiioen, bar
| NGrbeben al oen norife anit bont ct
i~prnbenbe Gpcntpr. Zen bIcp onores
bet al en- tpif ll@aab, og geiutning
og T~osingerer bar bIepet pllrrct Tor
at aicre iig flar til at 9oa / @oooenc,
ga pllloielig en- engeIif So~rpeooioaer
fom til % oabneoc SIocn moo l1.9oo.
Den. Gen ~ioronorcbe itror allrs %
forIegte at ouffe, men Sen enaeIife
Sorpeooiager forfuIgte Sen. Genne
InIeoning bennttcoe Gonlpcren til at
fonme iig ino til Gpiten % fit bieraet
Jig ino gergenSleoen. Ofeo Sfibet
fllgte Ser en- bel Gel norife SieioIf
og Spnlfungcrc. Son1tIige Geiicnoc
iortinttc iOag til ariitionio. Ser er
it0tommet fIere Sfibe, iom oqiac bar
hapt Selling mcb ll-@anbe; men De er
ale iluppet beIbig ira oct oenne
Gang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
200 Manl Sfpa brrnSt. Sra G.

uerllm nleboelcs 14be Suli. Sgoor
Gftermiooag peb 2-Sibcn ppitoo ser
Sfogbralrb Ell ailomctcr i~enoenfor
@rrulbict Citation. Sloen por iano-
ipnIigpiS paniat al ct al S%errbanens
@rllstog iom nctop peo Den Sio bap-
be traiiferet ct Sioeippr, S~ernba1ell
har til ct 8rlt5tag. SIben greb ON
Jig mes roienoe Sort, % / 2ebet al Sc
TO elmer, iom gif, isr Den blep be.
grGniet, bericoe ben ca. 200 Wtoal
paffer Sfog. Get bar ct Sclo, at
6oIf itrar fom tiliteoc. |ranoen op-
ltoo poa en- Wto, bpor ser er ipprt
fort, og itrur norocnfor laa Ser Here
S%maobrng. Naa oi5ic iIptteoe Sp.
iiooerne line GicnOele l,b. Ger bIeu
ira S~erningmocn tilfnIot Mtilitpre,
iom ocltog / Sllfningeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Eaa S~fpaarbeibe / Gualnnn. TSr,

9ergen melbes 14be Slli. Ser or
fortioen abifi0iae norife SiefoIf, ion
bar taaet Irbcioe / gngIano, boor Sc
bItper aobt betalt / n1e @rancher. gn
bel Gel bar looet iig enouoere til
Sfoghugit % Iignenbe Irbcioc. Se
bliper betalt nteb 6 til 7 Tltrb pr.
ltge, og oertil iaar Sc irit 2ogi. 8
2onoon bar Der forrige llec Sore.
ipprgiel pon Here SienlanoSetubliSie.
menter, ON Ser par noqerl, iom bar
piaig til at lobe fig engaocre iii
Sfoaarbeioc, oa mon nemlig nieo flor
SilfreoSheb bnpbe feet set Nrbcioe,
iom De fer't cnqugcrcbe / oenne Be-
britt bapoe ltbfprt.