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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
MAJ. w. O. COOLEY
ORDERED TO FT. SILL.
Local Man One of Ten New England
Officers to Receive Special Instruc
tion at Musketry School

Major Walter o. Cooley, Y. y. c.,
has been ordered to Fort Sill, Okla, to
attend the school Of musketrv So as to
acquaint himself with the latest meth
DDS developed by the present war. lie
was notified Of his appointment Friday
night and returned at once to Fort
Ethan Alien whence he will leave for
Oklahoma today or tomorrow. lie will
probably not rejoin the Vermont regi-
ment until it is in the South Major
Cooley was one OF ten New England
officers Of the rank of major and lieu
tenant nt-colonel selected to attend the
musketry school. Upon Completing
their course Sept | they will serve as in
struetors Of rifle and machine gun and
grenade practice
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
RIDER
HURLED TO DEATH
Tony Masteles Thrown Over
Railing at Elliot
Street Bridge
1STRUCK ON HEAD
ON ROCKS BELOW
Rode Down Birge Street Hill, Meeting
Team on Bridge - Collided with Au
tomobile IN October - Second Fatal
Accident at Bridge Recently.

Tony Mastales, 80, Russian Greek,
was instantly killed Sunday morning
Just after 8 0 clock when tic bicycle he
was riding struck the north rail At
the west end Of the Elliot street bridge
over Milestone brook and he was pre-
cipitatcd to the rocks 80 foet below,
striking on his head,
Mastalcs had been TO tic Memorial
hospital with two friends to call on
lcountryman who is patient there. His
two friends were on motorcycle and
Mastales was following them, riding
bicycle. They rode down Birge street
| hill to the bridge on which was q team.
| The motorcyclistS slowed down and
managed to pass the team Oh the right
hand side. Whether Mastales could
not make the turn OF whether he tried
to pass the team ~ the left hand side
land got confused and lost control Of his
machine viii never be known. The
body was taken to Moran & Rohde S
undertaking rooms.
On October -, 1916, Mastales was
riding j bicycle on Putney road and col
ilided with the Ford delivery automobile
Iof the Boston fruit market. Recently
he sued that concern for damages, but
the case had not come to trial.
The Elliot street bridge was the scene
last November Of another fatal acci-
dent, when a horse driven by Andrew
IT.. Swenson got beyond control and Mrs.
ISwenson was precipitated to the rocks
IN the bed Of the brook and died a few
hours later in the hospital
Mastalcs leaves two brothers in this
country. one Of whom IS resident Of
Brattlcboro and a professional window
washer lie leaves wife and four
lchildren iii Russia.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
NO U BOATS THIS SIDE.
German Foreign ONCE Says Report Is
an Invention

The Associated Press has been in
formed by officials of the German for
cigu office at Berlin that no German ma
val forces had recently been de-
spatehed across the Atlantic. \ rumor
that German submarine was at pres
cut in American waters was dismissed
by the government officials as "a prob
able invention of carly summer visitors
to the Maine coast resorts who are en-
deayoring to deprive the familiar sea
serpent of its prerogatiyes.
There have been frequent reports OF
German submarine activity on the At
Iautir seaboard. On April l.. the
American destroyer Smith was said to
have narrowly escaped torpedo fired
by German submarine when at "A
point east Of Fire Island. This report
clicitcd the official denial from the Ger.
man government that any submarine
boats were i'm the western hall Of the
Atlantic More recently it was report
cd that German U-boats had been
sighted off the Maine coast. According
to skiPpcrs arriving at American ports
last Weei, from Newfoundland. thess
reports were inspired by the antics oil
school of whales which were disport
ing themselves in the waters between
/ Montauk point and Newfoundland.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
LIBERTY LOAN WEEK.
Every Agency at Work i'll New York
City to Make It 4 Success.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Everv avail
able agency has been enlisted and
many novel conpaign activities have
been iuauguratcd to make success of
Liberty Loan week in New York city
Tomorrow the federal reserve bank ex-
poets to have ready the $40 participa-
tion certificates, making it possible for
amy person with that amount to heed
the call to subscribe. The motion pie
ture industry viii send out beginning
today short film urging the American
people to subscribe to the loan.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
PLANNING CAMP AT AVER.
Surveying Parties Laying Out Sites for
Buildings, Ranges, Eetc.

AVER, Mass, May IS. r Surveying
parties began today the marking Of
sites on the grounds Of the new army
mobilization camp here for buildings,
drill grounds, rifle and artillery ranges.
An army engineer will arrive this
week to direct the work of building.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
MEXICANS MUST TILL SOIL.
Those Admitted to Border States Must
Do Work for Which They Came.

WASHINGTON. MAY =. Mexican
laborcrs admitted to the United States
under relaxed immigration regulations
to remedy the labor shortage in border
states will toe arrested and dePorted if
they engage in any other kind of work
Secretary Wilson announced today
New rules suspcnding operation Of the
.illiteracy test or the contract labor
clause for the war emergency applies
only to aliens seeking agricultural en-
ployment
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
DIES AT AGE OF 100 YEARS.
Mrs. Julia G. Martin of Burlington
Was Born in Canada.

BURLINGTON, May Mrs. Julia
g. Martin died at the home Of her son,
Oliver Martin, this morning. She was
loe years old March - She was born
At st. Rosalia, Z. O., and came here
With her husband at the age Of 81.
She leaves her son and q daughter,
seven grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Mrs Martin was
known for many years III the north cnd
Of the city as al expert weaver of car
pets.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
EXEMPT JEWELRY AND GUM.
Senate Makes Further Changes in Wal
Tax Bill-Films Also Exempt

WASHINGTON, May %. Involving
further reduction Of the house war tax
bill by Sl5,500,000, the senate finance
committee decided today to exempt mo
tion-picture film. jewelry and chewing
gum from taxation. 4 new confcction-
cry tax was considered
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
MANY ENROLL
IN RED CROSS
Local Membership Cam
paign Started with a
Bang Today
SOLICITORS BUSY
EARLY THIS MORNING
One Young Woman Reported % Mem
bers Within an Hour = Progress Will
be Announced on Thermometer In
dicator from Day to Day-Mass Meet
ingS Planned

@AAo' : @s'iAAoNs'
Brattleboro' i Red Cross membership
.a,,,,,i,,, ..t,..4., ,.ul.,,..41,. -; -,
Il
. - = fNN' ''''' - ~
an ali-fouhd success The solicitors be-
gan their work as soon as business
places were open and while no definite
r.,,.,4.. IN -. .:,
w
= = eNi"eh' '""t the P"'i1e = fesPoho-
ing Willingly to the call for names. One
young woman reported IS new mem
hers inside of an hour Dprino The
u-eal5 ,,,ass ,.,a4tin,rs ~ tho e,,,.l,-e.. ~
:,
'ne 10y ~ S''' -. 'iis " hlle iAiNe'
'aalf o. ana possibly other business
establishments will be held for the pur-
pose OF explaininr tho work If the or-
aanization aud g,,.ina ~, onnort,,ai+,-
60. 1''1I,. '''',' '6 ''' Vlt''' '''''' :
| Inc citizens committee met Fester-
day afternoon at the Red cross head
! quarters at l6l Main street on call OF
CHAIRMAN .. r. Benson Of the cam
! palsh committee. y large number OF
| those CHOSEN Tor the committee re-
SPohdsd 10 the can, showing ihat the
cause has the active support Of every
body MF, Benson explained the puf-
POSES OF the campaign, showing that
Ntlnoht must attain q membership Of
oo,aoo ah' Ihat iFat'leoofo al1I ought 70
eohfIlou1e al least Aoo members. Hor
70" - walker president q the boa q
o. ol 'Fade' gave an interesting sketeh OF
Tue hlslot> q the hed cross from lf>
lnteFhatloilai ee2lhnlhg 70 the work o.
ne American lieu cross up 70 the pres
emf daH- NO othef organization can
sho" sosh NohatflQl record Tor hu
manltafian service III peace aud IN war
| me meinoefs Of the committee
Iieo2eft thelf enlhosiaS'le support u
'he campaign
Nlei'"tfShiP blanks win space foi
~ names were gwen out 70 those pres
enl "Hd elileiti hed tEos' buttons
"l'1eh are the insignia Tor memoeE
lolh4u@ curing this eaaialgip were
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
SIMS MADE VICE-ADMIRAL.
New Rank for Officer in Command of
U. S. Ships Abroad

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Rear Ad-
miral Sims III charge Of American naval
operations in European waters was for
mally appointed today a vice-admiral
BY President Wilson.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
Red Mems Hall

Monday evening, May 2S, benefit eu-
tnnainmcut with dancing and cards.
Admission, - cents Everybody wei
eumg
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
MORE U. S. MEDICAL MEN.
Units from Philadelphia and ST. Louis
Have Arrived in London.

LONDON, May 2N-Auother con
tiugent of the American medical corps
arrived in England today The con
tiugeut comprised units from Philadcl
phia and st. Louis
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
THE WEATHER.
Cloudy Tonight and Tomorrow With
Rain and High Wind Probab bly,.

WASHINGTON, May .. - Cloud.
tonight and Tuesday. Probably rain.
Increasing north and northeast winds.
Sun sets at III; vehicle lamps
should be lighted al S.02.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
WHEELER LAUNDRY BURNS.
Another $4,000 Fire Loss Is Suffered
at Bellows Falls.

BELLOWS FALLS, May =. The
Wheeler steam laundry on Rockingham
street wa. completely gutted by fire Sat
urday afternoon The direct cause Is
not known, but the fire apparently start
"a near the dry room Fiye minutes
after discovery tic ar shaft VAS filled
with flames and the smoke was 50 dense
that even the onlookers could not get
within i block Of thu building.
The loss i estimated at $4,000, ~"
machine alone cost : 600, II Is on" half
covered by insurance Charles + How
ard and O. T. Lowell arc the propretore.
This was the largest buiding Of iis kind
here and his was the second large fire II
two weeks in Bellows Falls,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28
NAVAL RESERVES GROWING.
Units Now Contain Almost Half as
Many as Whole Navy Had Year Ago.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Enlisf-
ments in the naval reserve forces since
the war began have brought the per
sonucl of all branches mp to about -.
ouo OF almost half the size of the reg
ular navy year ago. Boston. New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk in the
order named have lead in eulstments
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28

When man has more money than
he knows what to do with, then igno-
rance truly is bliss
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28

Nearly all the knowledge in the
world has been acquired at the ex-
pense of somebody's burnt fingers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28

There is an Independent fortune
awaiting the inventor Of : tyPeWritlng
machine that will spell correctly.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-28

LONDON. Nav ~. - The complete
rpu.e of all Itallaa ATTACKS after
most furious fighting is claimed iu an
official .tltem54t issued bY tine Aus
triau war Office Suuda.. The stare
mcnt also asserts that more than $4,000
uuVomdcd Italians have been cap
iuret u the last Is days
PARIS Nav srnr-t3errnars a..
U,errd three attacks last night and
this morning in the Champagne All
were repWsal the war Office announces
The Germans are hombardna heavily
Frcuch positi0as m the regions Of
Dead Mans hin uud hdl No. &oi or
the Ncrduu froat. A French detueh
mcut penetrated tu the second German
lime iu Alsaee and found many dca,
in the trenches. Prisoners were
brought back.
The statement says regarding actiy
inv iu the mir: 'Thcrr was very grca
aerial activity yesterday and las
night. Enemy aiPla4cs dropTe,
Iomb. ju three different regions cans
ing un important damage. Our squad
RON. maJr numerous sorlies iu th
course cs which th.g threw 15.uo
pouad. Ut proirctilgs ON enemy mill
'urv establishments and railruaI
particularly iu the Champagne and Il
'br region Of ChuuvilIc. Nine rucm
a,rplmr. were brought down aud tw
were compelled 30 land within oU
lues. Others badly damaged wer
forced to land back of th. urm
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-04-20
Rupture Expert Here.
Seelsy, With international Reputs-
tIon, Called to Flint

F. II. Seeley, OF Chicago and Phila.
delphia. the noted truss expert, will be
at the Dresden Hotel, and will remain
in Flint Saturday only. April 21st. Mr..
Seeley SAYS: 1.-The Spermatic Shield
will not only retain any case Of rupture
perfectly, but contracts the opening In
10 days on the average case. This in
strumept received the only award in
England and in Spair. producing re.
suits without surgery, injections. medi-
cal treatments or prescriptions. Mr..
Seeley has important official documents
for inspection. All charity cases with.
ont charge. or II any interested call. he
will be glad to show same without
charge or fit them II desired Business
demands prevent stopping at any other
place in this section.
p. S.-Every statement In this no.
toe has been verified before tho Fed.
eral and State oourts.-F. n. SeeIey.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-04-20
Aliens Foot-Ebse for the Troops.

The antiseptic powder to be shaken in.
to the shoes or used In the foot bath
Young men in every community are
using Aliens Foot Ease In their drills
for Military Preparedness. Used by the
Allied French and English troops be.
cause 1t rests the feet, takes the friction
from the shoe and makes walking easy.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-04-20

FOR SALE-80 acre farm, Clare
county; good 8 room house; barn; out
buildings; school; telephone; a bargain.
Write owner, G. v. RUBY Glare,
Mich, r. o.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-04-20

Statesmen WANTED to solicit or
ders for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or Commission. Address
HE HARVEY OIL Co., Cleveland, q.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-04-20

Mrs. Orlando Brown, of Saginaw,
returned to her home in Saginaw on
Monday after a visit with her moth
er, Mrs. Geo. Mcclellan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-27

Snaen peb usiaaiie, bporior SrIono
off, 49, oct par pei limpclthen ioroi
ban bar trpt OF fieo al biSie uerbe.
Iiac Yirferier ON inaeitina. San
meutc, at Siben par ica 'tor % Sp.
aaperne laa fiGmpenere, at ielp Den
miunitc al Solfets aaarne burbc fun.
ne hrpe fine Zinc op ira Taaliali.
pets Smoatterier og oct cuiac politi'
lie Yartirrsol. Raar oct life Inf.
feoeS. foretraf ban Of gaa lin Tci.
Rel pioenoe ON, Of Der nof - fan.
b9nbe meget mart - fomner Ell
Toa, % s9ileputhelterues Srbifpal.
Der ioritllmmer, III q q ioritnmmc, %
at Der igien trrnaeS eli Nono paa
Scenen.
Diiblertibie bar oltiaa "Seoitepo'
pa" Gibot opertaeet Scoelien. San
or mart so gar aammel. % oct CT
.Iiette @aug han er Winiitercbei.
ScIpiaqt bar ban HotioueuS nbelte
Glib. Son or poter ianlilioS. Den
ban bliper neppe aanmel pch &orct,
Sffe pua @r,inb al fine Mar, men
paogruno al 6orboISeneS grt, gue'
reoe bans Iiniiter- Proclamation nor
for nag, Tor %airiuoet % iornhtlo'
o,St "cNn+ e,oi,c N; SopurNe / hans
1roeram", ifrep "Gcbc DC TariS",
"par - ct Eroarom." Get er life
SroicrmIer % r,ruoe Solenloober, ct
9ano trGnger / arigenS Sib. Sronf.
rige trGn9cr Ell Wonb, iom pee bpao
ban bill, % iom Fan nGitcn alt bpaS
ban oil.
SeloiepiS, at @riono life er oltfcr
Iangt borte!
SrsiS SrsiSlono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-27
IRA 9enbp Ban, Sntarip.

Suaren er mn ber, pg Sens 90
SpgetrGernc ~begbnocr ar antnge Ell
~erenli9t StiGr % sgbles og Srugte
trer uil mart ifsre zig lin Neitihss
brugr, og dltiu9 aanber mt 2ip, nlt
efterIpm Haturen bcreher Zig til MI
Nttiuitet; iaa o9iua meb @enneifene.
ct. Narps Slooen er igieu eiter ct
Gar Ranuspers SoiIe ben iannmc puIs
icrenbe Hare, inn ienbsr SieroebeIcr
ii Nmerttas, pe mrIren belle Gnnahas,
Srobuttcr paa lin brcbe 8pg iuNouer
&c itore Snbiieer % berfra ill aIlc
Gcrbeps ire Sisrner. vi bsrer ieieu
SC fore Sragtbomperes bGie, 9rope
&sit oa Yasiaserbdnbenes mere bar
moniife Soncr. 9erbortc Ipinaer ell
Canadian Pacifc 8utcbaao mee fine
hunoreoer al Yasiaeerer a SGf;rt
'ig forbi Ell ruiten Seruertsbadb i'm
9ate hyperion; IiSt burtci1fpr finger
cu gsn SunIrpgsS camper iis forbi Ell
aulbuab ira Buffalo. Spoper OF neo.
orer guar Stremmcu al tpitbar Nraat,
CO oct er uriteu iom ar berrdaie
SGrnielen paa 2ooebItreaet | en- Stors
bp, nm meh ben S"oritieI, at iiteScnior
ell Strem al Rcuncifcr er Oct 9aaoc.
ira &c oppubieoe HuSeubc .paIdosIigs
rcnoe SmriitboteIler I'll oe iuere 16.
G00sSouS Srngterc. ug Oct or iiisnt
CT title Commentator al betragte bette
itehie perIenSe ShieipiI, iirr rnar Sos
len irnfer iis ueo ooer gicrnc / Rifis
gan og forgpIoer De ip6re 2sotr9rS
Sroner a G~anabaiibsn, % De beus
beenbe Straaler ipiler paa be rips
Ienoe S~maabsIser / Senbp Ban, iont
iFnes at taplsbe mob StrauSen, at,
turat iom De ipnes bauee for alt OPP
itpret ube paa gIpen.
Seubp Sap Iigger paa Ganaoas
iioeu al St. %arp 8ipers llSmuneiuJ
! Saie &idisan % Snrou % a for
ell tor Eel beboet al 5alpblobs Sraus
lie, men bisie Tom life er Sorpbrlsere.
rciier e~fterhpert berira. og oeres Gam
irIges iii fabelngtis Lao Bris, ia. me
Sertioen iaa lapt iom $500 for en-
100 Mares Sarm. o. life ida iaa
Sorite bar beunttet liz al Sisie Sors
bclec og iitrst iis sanb. bIaIipt andre
Sobu aipen og CLING Sraaten al Gas
iiathcipun iamt enoeI fra &iuneiota
og &iseouiiu.
&eS 3ilsnius iii ~seeattsr os sG'
iere. Riis snnie serean.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-27
90
Urn @riffpl, e. INT.

Set Hager / @pen % paa Sdps
nen". 10, oct hager og'ua | grt'tol.
Set er oct amerifauIfe SpIt, iom raas
Der / Qunoet enbuu, % GID bet altio
ulaa bIipe iaa. Seq itaI lite beip9re
"Secorab Soften" eIer bens 2riere
meb meeet ariass eler airtepoIitit;
mine 5sIeIier cr fuIS SpritaacIie meb,
bpab Ell 0orpIGubin9 itrep i"Secornhs
Epiten" for 13be apriI 1917. Seq
er ieet pg opooget | ben lutberifc Strife
/ Rurge % iee bar tilbert Inther'f
92enisbeS Der l Saubet % aeter iffc
M saa ODER / uoget anoet Sdmfunn;
men, ie9 bar mango 8arge forunbrct
mig ODER. at iaa mango af bort Ius
tberife airfefoIf % Yreiter tiaige er
iau tibet inbe for IfboIbSlascu % III
eeIeSes for aoiube itemmeret, men melt
Of alt ~furuubrer ieg mig oper. at ida
mango af benz boIber nleb "@ilbelm,
@robreren".
Si bar bait en- foIS p9 inefnIb gins
ter, % ret er tolot MI for @ndr.
vi ital nritc Sirsbag. 17bc Npril,
bape bort aarIi9e GaarpaIe. Sltin9
or iaa title uu; tbi ior forte Sang,
paa 30 Gar bar man life / @dar ius
rel runbt meS Yapirer for at iaa llns
bcrifrifter, Iaa sc funbe faa itemnte
cter, ON be ifilbe babe Salooner eUcr
life. Set a Ell eob Ting, at Spb
&atota bleu tor isien, OF gib Den oltib
utaatte BLUE tsr for beruienbe Sritfe!
Seq fer, at 8inasritiu9erue ltal
mpbe / NiuneappIis Den 29be Iai,
ca hi ifnIbe iaa inSerIis euife at fonts
me Der; men bet iaher zig bit neppe
eisre; tbi SiIien er Ifral, % Yeuses
puneeu er oaiaa itral. gi pnifer bo
ale &inserifiuser ct ierpcIes pellbftet
MeSe.
Seq bur6c bel ifrpSe al "Secorab
Soften" paidu; men bd BET er inu
mango andre, ium 9isr set, inn ifal
jcs Inn iige, at ies Iiter ben me9et
9obt, % at ri bar bopt ben iibcIt
1883 og ntnu prove at bope ben trent
NcIes, ON hi iaa itnl til at ipare pao
Snfietaaren pgiaa.
Wan orioer u paa meo Sdarar@
bcioet Der runbt; mer bd Oct frpier
boarot bper Scat fan man life faa 9iprt
'aameset. @n 8anlmeI 8in9erifiug
ceb Napn Yeber 5rot bebe / Sumunit
| Siuter; ban haube iaa 9ierne billet
/: uS, % pi trntte altib ar reiie bio.
500 bleu oet %forient. On MAJ bill
ciere noset. iaa maa man life ops
iGtte til i Iorsen.
W. @ierfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-27
1Sra Nu,tin, Minn.

Sa lea iibit Ifrep iibt / "Eolten"
bar set a~nsaaenoe Yreitebptte | ct
Slafs roritc cpanqelifs IutberIie We
riabeb Der / Guitin, Rinueiota. Sa@
itur @rotpu oar netop iIpttet inS o.
Mp5e opertaaet aaloet, og EaItor
Teis bar flpttet bertra o9 retIt nj
California. Reni9bebeu her nar benz
eaua tibet tienbt meb SaItpr Sromr,
&c ineen at os hapbe bsrt BAN pre-
b,te. ben StriuelSe q Der Inlet
nrpnt ONT, erteu @erigbeben bar fprs
neiet meb lin npe Yreit eller e..
gu bar YaItor :. q. 8rotpn pirtet
her iom 8reit list pper fire Raaneber,
oe pi er ale iaa bel ~forneiet % 9ld'
sc oper, at ni III bam til SrsIt, at
Neniabeoen netpp bar 9ipet lin SiIs
ficbsbeo tiltienbe BED at iubifribere Ell
S~enae9ape paa 5000 til Yreit 90
Srue, iaa Sc fan faa Jig Ell Iutomos
iii til ar f'src, noar DC oil bcle9e
Meni9bebenS @eolcnmer rllnet I
@pen og uSe paa Snnbet. 90 Idl
sniter ri ale Dor Srelt pg Snie I'll
Qttte meb peres nbc aiereopning, %
baaber. DC man Iepe lrnge not til at
ilibe no baaoe ell % 10 Tutomobiler
p6 leIp o9re liee iriite % RATE. Do
iad enifer hi % baaber, at benue hns
.eIiee &rie mart mau faa en- @nbe,
iuu 6aaSe N1ab o9 Gas fan bIipe | EFT
~rin,cIis Yris iaieu 90 Sreo % @cli9s
hcb Tan pprettes.
@aattc ba Serren bielpe baaoe
Yreit og Meni9bep til at oirte tiliams
men for Cubs gises Sremsaug for
9rifi SfpIb. 7,Rte..S O. 8. 8iuSp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-27
2atdrrb angreb mine Sime
Yermna 9ap mig 2inOrim9

g,rs. 6. Stebau. Wleolem al 9ouna
8omcn's 9briitiau Nsiocintiom, go.
GA 2. 9eaoitt Ct, Chicago, 81,
i~friper: IS lang Sib par iee pIaget
meS aatarrb / giueue. Gienlad9eue
bar nniten altio reoe oe tptte. Sc
bar iaa meget feIiommcre for Spiet.
Srs lob u,iue Niue bebannie % toa
en- bel Tel Wlrbietu, men intet ipntes
at birlpe mig. Ses blcp tilraaSet at
fprisse Yeruua, ps ben gar mtg nes
ffcn siebliffeIis 2inbrins. Ten bar
M belbrebet mig for nit Snbe, %
ieg fan life ii9e iprmeset iii Pcruna3
Hps."
&c, Der life nil tase fpbenbe @es
biciTcr. fun mn erbolbe 4crura Sas
tIetter.