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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-15
CHINA

SOUTH-A Red Cross social y
held at G.. A. r. hall Tuesday even''
Nov. 1S.-This was a great success
nancially and socially. Nearly e''
body in the village was present y
eager to help the Red Cross "
grow. The sum realized was sl4T
Calvin Rowe is packing apples In
bion. -.
Mrs. James Austin leaves Wed's.
day, Nov. IA, for Athol, Mass. fof
winter
Sherman Avery Of New Britain, '
is at s. X. Collins for two or 'H'
weeks.
Miss Emily Starrett Of East W W
salboro is visiting her daughter "
G. N. Webber. !,
The regular Red Cross all-day %
Ing will be held at the library TnI
day Nov. IS. Mrs. F. II. Jones eh''
tains the ladies on this occasion.
A joint meeting Of the W. F. NJ
and w. c. T. u. was held Tuesuss
last at the home of Mrs. Mary
Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-15
VASSALBORO

EAST-Mrs. Della Lampson is pass
ing several days visiting relatives in
Windsor and China.
Mrs. J. G. Bradley is in Portland for
a few days.
Arthur Dyer has rented one OF F. A
Marden's houses.
Mrs Rose Abbott has been con6ned
to her home with a severe cold for tho
past week
Jerry Coliey has moved his family To
SomervilIe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-15
HARVARD RADIO
SCHOOL GROWING

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 1.-THE rap
id growth of membership at the Har-
ward Radio school has necessitated the
enlarging Of dormitory facilities. Craig
ieshalI. a private dormitory formerly
occupied by Harvard Law school stu
dents. will be given over next week to
$50 OF the 2oo0 students now in attend
ance.
About rs men are graduated from
the radio course each week and from
IT'S to 500 new students are admitted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-15

at least for the duration of the war,
either by an agreement to submit the
difficulties TO an arbitration board whose
findings would be binding, or by post
ponin.s a wage contest until the enemy
overseas has been defeated.
The Switchmens Union of North Am
erica las agreed to arbitration and IT.
is understood the Order of Railroad Te-
legra piers also is willing to put their
case IN the hands of an impartial tri-
bunal,
The new demands by the ralroa |
workers would add slg9. CooOoo yearly to
their pay envelopes, according to calcu-
lations of the railway arrangements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-15
ESCAPED GERMAN ADMITS
WAS FROM INTERNED SHIP

Lincoln Neb,, Nov. 1A-Among nve
Germans taken into custody at a rail-
road station here today was Fred Bruer
VINO Is said to have admitted he wa,
an escaped sailor from the German shin
Vaderland. fnterned in an Atlantic mort
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-15
Palmer Chosen Captain
Football at Camp Devens

Aver, Mass Nov. 14.-Palmer half
back. was elected captain of the Camp
pevens football team today. He played
on the Massachusetts Agricultural Col
leee team last year
Daniel 'Porky'' Flynn. heavyweight
boxer Of Boston. and Jack Savage, a
Rrock;on middleweight. were released
from military service today because Of
dependents. They came to the National
Army cantonment here with the latest
quota CT the draft
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MUST SPEED UP
Continued from Page One)..


trorl here to Boston, sent a telegram
stating that no Information had been
re' eiyed from the general presidents
l'N any Boston local This was TAX
Ell to mean that some one had failed
4" forward proper instructions and
stops were at once taken to straighten
out tho tangle
Believed Strikers Will Return
After a meeting Of the general presi-
dents the Boston situation WAS explain
ed by Vice President John Duncan thus:
I'VE find that some of the general
presidents did not forward their nstruc-
tons to the Boston locals until today
Some Of the messages were sent so late
that they undoubtedly did not reach Bos-
ton prior to the meeting held this after
moan We expect that the order to re-
turn to work will he obeyed when It is
receiv ii in due form
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GERMAN SOCIALISTS
Published Manifesto Urging Re.
spouse to Russian Peace Offer

Amsterdam. Nov 1.-THE German
Independent Socialists. according to
the Tageblatt. publish in the Volks
Zeitung OF Leipzig. manifesto call
ing upon the Socialist preletariat in
Germany TO respond to the Russian
peace offer as made by the Maximalist
government in Petrograd. The mani
festo suggests that meetings be held
everywhere in favor Of a general arm.
istic for the purpose of obtaining
peace without annexations.
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BELGRADE

Mrs, Will E. Farnham and daughter
Elsie are visiting relatives in Cambridge.
Mass.
The Red Cross Auxiliary Of Belgrade
will meet Friday, Nov. 18th, at P. M.
at Mrs. Frank Albees home.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Old Sou+h
church will hold it's next meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Eta Hewitt, "Wednesday
Nov. 21st.
THE Stuart" will soon be closed ,or
the winter.
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1000 REPORT
TO CAMP GORDON

Atlanta. Ga. Nov, 14.-Approximate-
H. 1000 selected men from Camp Dix,
\. j., and Camp Devens, Mass. report
ed 10 Camp Gordon yesterday. bring
ing the total number of new soldiers
attached to the SEND division of the
National Army up to nearly $4,000
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INCREASE HELD UP
For Investigation by !. c. c. Because
OF Shippers Protests

Washington, Nov. a. - Increased
rates on perishable freight in refriger-
ator. insulated or heated cars which
were to have gone into effect tomor-
row were suspended today by the In
terstate Commerce Commission until
March 10, 1918, for investigation Of pro-
tests from shippers of fruit and veee-
tables
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-15
GETTING
SEVERE CRITICISM

London. Nov. l3.-Premier Lloyd George
on his return from his hurried trip 10
consult and hearten Great Britain's ally,
Italy, finds himself faced by the sharp
est crisis Of his career as prime min
lister. The crisis is one which may quite
possibly result in vote of want of con-
fdence by the Parliament which would
be followed automatically by his resig
nation
Maelstrom Of Criticism
No action taken by any British gov
eminent since the beginning of the war
has caused such a maelstrom OF criti-
cism. speculation and symptoms Of I'M
easiness as the announcement of the for
nation of an International War Council
composed of cabinet ministers of Great
Britain, France and Italy, with a mill
tary committee representing the three
nations. which later is to be in constant
session at Versailles The questions be-
ing asked are whether such vital
change is necessary, whether it will bring
effective control Of the campaign and par
ticularly how far the new military trim
ity VIII supercede or overlap the man
agement of British operations by the
general staff of the army.
During the past "A hours the Premier
has had what in Europe is called "a
had press" The comments on his ac-
ton range from violent attacks by the
Morning Post and the Globe on ques-
tioning amy critical comment. Even
the Times. which is credited with be
ing the chief instrument III the over
throw of the Asquith government in
Mr.. Lloyd Georges interest, said that
"His weakness is a failure to think
out his plans to. their logical conclu-
ton" which may be regarded as con-
siderate way of saying the Premier is
prone to leap before he looks. The
Globe, which recently has been edited
by J.. J. Maxse, a prominent publicist
best known the editor of the Nation
al Review. calls the Premier Dan
gerous demagogue" and terms the new
arrangement This juggle with the
strategy Of the war" This is the
strongest language printed by the Eng
lsh newspapers since the political
truce was declared at the beginning of
the war.
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GEN. CADORNA WILL SIT
ON MILITARY COMMITTEE

Paris. NOV. 14.-According to the cor
respondent Of the Temps on the Italian
frontier, it is now stated that Gen.
Cadorna. who was said to have declin-
ed the offer to represent Italy on the
Inter-Allied military committee. has
Welded to pressure and consented t.
act as Italy's representative
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-15
Northcliffe Badly Needed

London, Nov. 1.-THE Globe saws
that great pressure is being brought on
Lord Northcliffe to enter the govern
ment, which IT adds he alone is Deem
ed capable of bolstering up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-15

The British Women's Volun's.
Reserve force is to provide guards !,
the forage camps Throughout /
country. They will wear q Ws.,
Uniform and will relieve rs many Or
for active service.
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TRAINMEN OPPOSED
TO NEWlANDS PLAN

Cleveland, o, Nov. 14-W. G. Lee, pres
ident of the Brotherhood Of Railroad
Trainmen, when asked what position the
trainmen would take in reference to
agreeing to arbitrate all questions Of con-
troversy during the war, declined to dis
cuss this subject until after the meet
ing with President Wilson but did in
innate strongly that his organization was
unouaifiedly opposed to the plan of ar
hitration provided for in the \ewland
law
Mr. Lee stated that many thousand
transportation employees Of classes rep
resented by his orga nization received
only sos7 per day for eight hours. and
that il was absolutely Impossible for
them to maintain the standard of living
in effect prior to the war, without
substantial increase in pay.
He said the trainmen are just as
patriotic as any class of workmen and
that no less than 1000 members of
the brotherhood are today in the mill
tary or naval service. He felt conf
dent that our government. like that
of Great Britain. will see to 1t that
living wages are assured those upon
whom the burden of war falls the heav-
lest.
No Meeting Firemen This Week
President W. :. Carter of the Broth
erhood of Firemen and Enginemen to-
day denied that a meeting Of the Broth
erhood will be held here this week
to decide whether the firemen will join
with the conductors and hrakemen on
all railroad lines in the United States
on their proposal to submit demands
for large wage increases.
The general chairman of the Fire
mems Brotherhood. Eastern Associa
ton. met here last week to discuss the
wage question. At this conference
committee Of six was appointed to rep
resent the Eastern Division and take
up the wage question with similar sub
committees if appointed, represent
ing the southeastern and western as
sociations.
The southeastern association will
meet in Washington about Nov. p TO
consider the matter. The western
association probably will meet at a lat
err date
President Carter would not discuss
the meeting of the four brotherhood
chiefs with the President In Wash
ington on Nov. 90.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-15

Tacoma Wash. Nov. 14-Hans Won
Deckendorff. arrested on a presidential
warrant, denied today that he was re-
lated to Count Won Bernstorff, former
German ambassador TO this country.
Won 'Deckendorff said he left Germany
when he was boy of Is and that he
took out his first papers in the United
States last year
During his school days. he said.
he had attended school with the child
rem of the German Emperor at Kiel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-15
USE FEDERAL WORKERS
TO STOP DELAY ON
WATERFOWL ARSENAL

Boston Nov. 14.-Further delay in
construction work at the Watertown
arsenal due to &ikes of union work.
men employed by private contractors
IS TO be obviatod by hiring mechanics
and laborers as government employees,
according to an announcement tonight
by Lieut. Col I. c. Dickson, IL COM
mand of the arsenal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-15
RIVERSIDE

There Will he conundrum supper
and social at Good Templars hall Fri
day evening. Nov. Is All are cor
daily inNked to attend.
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DECKEND0RFF JAILED
Accused German Spy
Denies Kinship with
Won BernstOrf

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 14-Hans Won
Deckendorff, said to be cousin OF
Count Won Bernstorff. former German
ambassador to the United States is in
Jail at Tacoma, Wash. Howard +.
Wright, special agent of the depart
ment of justice, announced here to-
day. Won Deckendorff is suspected
of spy activities at Camp Lewis and
along the Mexican border.
Won Deckendorff, officials say, ans
wers the description of German spy
who escaped from a London prison
about a year ago.
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VILLA CLAIMS
Continued from Page One)

losses included Capt Abran Alvarez,
commanding the first line trenches,
who was killed, also Yaqui Indian
manning a machine gun and FIVE other
soldiers. The wounded included Lieut..
Col. Igncio II. Astudalle.
Ten others We're seriously wounded.
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TO PREVENT STRIKE

Continued from Page One)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-14

SmiiraS. gan sranciSco. cal, II
War.
! Gbitasc: @rS. Carrie llos
itueu. SO liar; gtbeI ggniut, IS. aar;
Mtis @itber SoIet; RrS. Raric
Carrier A aar; &rs. gura Sau,
tine gnen, SO aar; Sbeoeore Iisier.
- Gar; Irs. Iartbd I%drinIen,
Ss Tar; BERN Soutis 9inbe; Riis
@sabeI gnsb. Q Mar; Mrs. apiepbine
3elisu. 65 liar; Rr5. Cline Soble.
80 anr; @uitap Horsliu, so Var;
Mrs. Cline Smenion a War; IrS.
Som SIion. 66 Nar.
: R iuneapoliS: Erasmus
aimpien. 90 Var; Mnric Glen Slpans
icn IS aar; Olga Hnoeriou, 81 War;
gseIs @nhre; @arren Secerien; &c.
nerine auution, 80 War, ~bjenmebs.
rtuoc i Belgrade, @inn.; Sreocri.d
Sotpfiuion, II aar; Mrs. amite
SoIaub; @iolete 2onora grneion;
Mrs. Nnrtin Hislieu; Iartba Sohn.
icu, 81 Gar; goitb g. grictIon, %
Ear; 6arrp 2aripn 80 aar; CSs
nnIb 8ieIoe. 90 aar; 8iaiam SlIou,
% aar; @unher &. @raa. IS Sar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-14
DOZENS SOFT.

after er Ell al Be anmle pdrorsr
bort. Nnton Gather blep ieSt 29oe
Sept. 1880. ginsooIS. Norge. % osbe
22be Rop. 1917, aItiaa lipt uper IS
aar gammel. ! 1869 inoait ban /
sgsteitab meo Gbriitine Soften, %
FANNIE gar ubpanbret SC til Nnnrita
os boope isrit Ell 2lars Sio urr Stoos
farb, @is., iioeu boet DC nGr Coon
@aIlep, Wis. paa i'm Sarm. % bar
rrret T%eblemmer al Epre Coon BAL
lep Renigbeo Iioeu. 2iot oper II
aar iiben bene hans Suitru os ban
lar then Iepet msb fin Satter, Rrs.
gteIoin grpe - tit eneitc Barn. Sau
cfferIaoer Iis, oeo Chen al lin Sat
Ter, s @arueboru, / @rober % 4
Salpbrsorc.
Gather bar fpag meb &elien / l9us
sere Sib, men BET iioite Adr iiGr bar
taret tungt baabe for bam os bans
Sanilie; men ban lit tirrlis Sleic
til bet iioite. gteb 2rnsisl uenteoe
ban paa at panSre. @i faar tro at
han er guaet hism I'll ber SniIe font
er tiIbage for @nos Soil. Sioite
Sang hans Yreit bar hos BAN, talte
ban meb iuherlis Ro o9 SiQip til
Glic ON boor gobt Oct ifal BIZ / Ga
rerbuIct oeroppe. Srlg for DC Gina
iom bsrer 8itos &i9e til baube ban
taot belle fit 2io / lit Siem 90 paa
lin SGrp. Set CT let at ~foritau for
os iom tieuber bans efterIaote.
gegrapcIieu fnnht Steb Sirsoas ben
27oe Nou. Gen afbsbes Yreit, 8. 8.
Sopbe forrettet. 3 5uiet taItc ogian
Yait. s. Hoaltuam uosIe Orb.
SaIme 72S bapbe ber dfbsbe lGrt
at elite allerebe i llusbommeu, os
riIbe sierue at Ben ituIoe rotrnttc
hans iibite Sanfe til benz Tom nilbe
ere bam meb at p9re tillteoe peo
bans gesrapeIie, Set fsrite gers
Irber iaa:
~Snrpell SarbeIl |i eber bpoe,
6aruel meb 6ierte. Saano % Nulb.
Set Orb bar reget at betpoe,
Tor ariitne / StiIsmisie Stunb.
Sun BEN Iom gaar paa Serrens @eie,
90 bpiler / lin S~reliers StisN,
9In ben fan fare bel og eie
Sans ipoe Sreb / 2ip og 9eo."
9u bar trGt. SoiI / Srso. @els
ii9uet bore Dit Minbe!
8. 8. 9.
Set befienotgieres berpeb for SlGat
cg Senner, at min tiere Ranb, ans
r,ep &ebb, afgit beo 9sben Den lobe
Wai 1917 / en- aloer al Sc Gar. San
par fsot paa Rineeritc, Hor9e, Den
lobe OFT. 1851, Tom fra &riitiania
til @auiau, 8is.. / Slini 1881 oa
ilpttebe til gperett, Sab, / Snli
1899. 6au cfterlaber Jig ipb Barn
os fem @arnebarn, iom ale Dor i
everett. Sreo meb bans Stspl
Wrs. auren 8ebb,
goerett. @aib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-14
siot ON SmIttr9r.

Ml e. set mart Sui isitu. % Ser
mco 8uletrrer. Get er bIepet iagt AZ
Freiter og ANDRE. at ui fadr iitdro
&uIetrGer for 8erueucs 5tpIN; oa bet
tr cu itier on Seilig Stt. Yigclcbe5.
At Der CT intuG 8uber opb9nqt pdd
SrGet for @srnsue, er ogiau alt / FIN
Croeu. WeH ct en- 6amilieS borne
Rcolenmcr air hiunroer, riIoels soit-
bare Saver paa at offeutligt SuIetrr.
CT mig hsiit u%imagcltQ. Seq bar hert
uoglc iud andre oqiua bdr inrtes oct
femme; men Ieg bar enouu life hert
nogsu Sreit bar ntret uogct imoS
Neunc Stif. idd set er iormooeutIiG
irm set iiaI bare. SEQ hines. IT
tblduot Borne buroe idaodu llooer-
ling al @aoer hcIit foregdo / 5ienrs
met. ltoeu at bIr0c uoitreget | airter,.
Sea peo ON SiIfGloer. buop Senter
tar Idgct til tomuc, peut iiSpdneOc
Putter oQ fddet tine Srgore iii 1T
itriue iit gluou paa blot FOR ar id1
lit Napu uoraubt ! Ririsu ida mango
i!erc 8arQc. Ru sr Ser tiIiteSc peo
Que SilctrGtelter, t'Fr I gnerUe, men
cgiua pau 2au6et. cuoeI Bigger. ogid1
Gutter o. andre, iom itnar aIeuc /
@croen ogi life fadr en- encite Sina.
Nou Soften er iaa herIig for Sem?
ScG tror neppe oct. Sor at set Tan
bItpe en- riGtig ~opbpQeclig og oeiIiG
SlrIetrricit for ale. iont er tiIiteoc.
Euroc Ser Ire pIrc Wlpcr ri andre
cno 9erucue uuocr aoufrmatiousaIs
oerer. eliot sgblcr. CABIN % iligt.
ligt til ale.
@eo Ell SllctrRfcir buroe Der life
rrrc uo8eu Tor'ticI pao rige cg iat.
t;ge, % irgcu burSe Der faa 500 til
q; 9Ilmre mso line mango % t%oitbure
@duer.
On Gen al Sufctrrfcit for 9errere,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-14
WnmclOtc EpoSfalo.

Rrs. Rartin soreerion, Soiston.
Wirn., 70 glnr. - &nut Slion, Bel
grade. Iinn., ~ Par. - Irs. Ser
rifle R. Stone. Tacoma. @d1h, 81
aar. Mrs. Sipert RartinIer,
9allIsbo, @ni6. Rlnrt Soloen,
Siour Sails, e. Sat, IS aar. -
Rrs. Selene 9anbe, Mice Gate. isis,
II aar. - Spbu :. 9abl. Sac oui
Tarle Go. Winn., "A anr. s.. g.
6ois, Sermon, &inH., 80 aar. -
Ole Gpenion, SERMON, Miun., AZ Har.
- Sobn Guale, aenpou. @inu, 81
Gar. - Seren 5iermitao, Gobinetol
60, 9. Sat, 80 Nar. Soften
Smirbbaf, Cambridge, 8is. RonS
g. Hafitap, Sereus sails, Rinn., 81
Nar. - Cars 9. Sausepalb, Stougbs
ton @is., so aar. = Nrs. 8aana
guuosrien, grooflpn, q. o.. AZ aar.
= auoreas Ofufisn, grooslpn, 81. q.
= @ottfrsb Wwielieu, @elanb, groots
I'm, q. g.. 21 aar. - 6. SO. 2arien.
gruotlpn, q. 3. Irs. Seanette
Sarien, Ghilapelpbia. ga. Wrs.
Sigrib 9eoerien, 9hilobelpbia. 3D.
Gbriitian Sstfeoolb, Boston, WaIs., %
acr. - @rs. 8rnhiIb Spremo. 9rpo.s
i'm, q. g., SO Gar. - SoH Sliou.
grooflbu, q. q, % aar. @erba
Senieut grootlbn, q. 3. - Gels q.
ariraIe, 8alas, s8is., 20 Gar. =
NieIs SIien, gebar Sails, Sa., SO
aar. Oscar 8. 2arion, Surlen,
Ga, As aar. = arre Heinert 6rupit,
Storb 9th, Sa.'- gmil Simonior.
Burnett 60, @is., 40 aar. 1es
ter Sobnion auit, glab Co., 9. Gat. :,
rs gar. = BABEL Gebeeca Sonune.
8rartte Saas, Ninn.. 30 aar. =
Mrs. g. SlIen. CEDAR Sails, IA, 65
aar. 4upt. Sans Daeliom, grooss
Inn. q. 2. - Ole 2anbsnps, groo.s
lin, g. g., 10 aar. Nrs. gliIas
beth Feterien, philadelphia. ga. so
gdr. - Rrs. SeIeu RiIien. grootlhn,
81. 3. II Gar. - Soparo u. arulSs
len, 3etpport, q. s.. 63 aar. - Sis
bert Spanlunb, grootIpn, q. g., %
Gar. 9,ibpis giSsneis, 8pbfr, 81.
9af., 80 aar. = Rrs. aieriti Bear
ion, GniS Go, q. Sat. so aar. -
Trs. Iartin g. llrneis, RoorbeoS.
Wiru., SO &ar. = Sborbisru Oblanb,
gbion. q. Sat, II aar. - Wrs. Sris
time girgite gliaion. SnuooS, "a. 81
aar. Slaf 9aarhient, gan Srare
cisco. CD S%tronbabl, SeottIs,
g9ai6., % aar. g. SamueIien, Wans
.. 6. - @rs. Sens 6arbs.
San'fa, Nina., SO Var. Ole u.
GunSrs, Rinot, g. 8. 81 aar.
Charles 9. gerteIisn. Y6ilaoelpbia.--
CIR. CHINO. CHAPLIN. Gait. Can. -
aIbsrt Sobniou, @aneouosr. 9. G.
Rrs.. Suna grenna. 8ranb sorts Co.,
q. Sal. = Selen g. Sohnion, &c.
attle. @afh. - Eefs :. Helion, ses
attIs, @aih. = emil Cfon. groo.lpn,
81 3. Gbriittan a~6rabami,n,
@rooflnn. q. q. - gSmunS Z. Be
ierien. philadelphia. GA aar. - Dars.
Carrie Ghriitenieu. SeattIe. @aIh.,
35 aar. - g. q. 8sois Rofeiter.
Rinu.. (hiemrshsrenSe / SsatrIe),
l3 Ear. - ). gera. SeattIe, @aih.,
"a aars 8. Sdccbien SeattIe,
8aih., 81 War, 6. O. Carton,
Seartlc. 8aib.. IS aar. - Mrs. GU
rine SNtsr, Tacoma. @aib.. 70 aar.
- @rs. Suianue $. aIapem Tacoma,
@aib., so aar. - So5n Rar.en,
TiIauct, @aih., "A Var. - Ole o..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-14

ucgcn al 6em eaer$ iuqcn hor. Ge
biTIper Dem til at Ino Ocre5 Sritio
brlat poa en- Qoo Naobe 90 unOqau
De 6rllteIicr, Der iua let iercr til 6alo
% ltIpffe.
SITE minoit prroiiulo er oerc&
@lGlp / 6ouqeleireu Gn Wano /
y. NJ =. us Sieneitc bIiuer I. Gr.
Icnot I'll Sibiricn huor ser paa en-
enfeIt Ggu er $4,000 2rig2ionaer
innIeiret Ge er 2iterriaerc on I'm
aarerc, oltioo al bore Sienoer. men
Dc cr Mcrnciter % trruaer i'll
SiGIp, life minSit til at operuinoc
Sen Telelic al Bombed % zoe, ser
er oco at qlsrc no9Ic al Dem bandit.
tlae, huor De lntct on6et bar at fore
toge iie enc at ipiie 6ere8 Ma0, iope
oa I~tlpnoeS. Nmeritancren fommcr
iom oeu e~riurue Mano, ser peo buob
Iiplelig Sioelie oil iige, o. buao Ser
fam aiereS ior al moouirfc Sen. San
iuar 6anacrne lat iqanQ mco at bug
&c lig noale Iimplc Gertitcocr, oq lea
aaar oct mtntert ntc6 at tsmre, lneo.
fire oa iire6e. San iinoer no, at ser
er speoe Muiiferc og Sauaere. %
Ger or SOlt meo EaIcnt for iceniif
auuit, o. ban ianr 0em iii at orbcioc
'armen, til ser cnool fnr QircS Son,
certer, Tom man / enbner europpiif
@n oiloe bare glob uco at herc Ser
bliuer oauuet @ogiomrlinger % oprrt,
ret aisffeuer, bpor DC, Ser bar Raao,
fan ioa ct WaoItiO aoo Noo on "a.
gen, o. hoor iugc fan foo sen 1Se6e
iom Tottoren tiIroaber. 5omhcocn
iorIpinoer, SumobeoStiIItonoen beo.
res / bsi @roo. Ser bIioer mere
@lroc og mere @nigbe0.
90 oen iomme SCREENING ienocr
mango al inc iriuiaige til 6ronteu,
huor De / 2ebcgrapcnc Ii0c ut6er
Iienbcns 8ronntilo biGIper SoIba'
terne T. gr. peo at gioc Dem Ell Sop
BARN aafie. Tom DC boarot trpnQcr
til, naor Sc uco I%ils8ning fommer
uoobe og folbe op al ~2sbearapeue.
Meu bog ueo oelute SRr al fri.
oiQiqe SiGlpcre Itaar Der cuonu en-
an6cn Scr. Gen bliucr hcr biem.
ne, men Sen biPlpcr alliacpcl. Get
err Sc mango W}illioner al Wcmciter
her / SouOet, Der aioer Tenae OF at.
Gre 8aper iii ar holoe ole oiSie Eirf
iombe6er | @iarg. Get er Ell riiQc
Electromagnetic al llpc Ell mtn0rc
cler Itsrre Sum Ycuge I 6or6oGo til
oct at 1ipe iii Sin. Den bcrnc SeIus
iornGgtelie bar 'enot Milioner al
Collars fra Amerito. og manqioloige
Sfibslabnirger al 6soeuarcr, alG'
Der % megct anbet tllIgc, ouer So
uet til europa oa lauat ino / 2liieE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-14
Jnrferr on Sanhififfer.

Get er en- at GugIuub5 tore 5tib56uss
aere iom iortrIler:
"0uer @uug leg ier en- 5anoitIttcr
ntuu lea trutc puu en- Wiooaa ion bleu
gipet Rom III 9Gre for to tnrtiitc Hoel5
mGuo. Seq lao Otssu ut5 en- af De tnrs
file 0crrcr. San gIitrcoc al @ulobros
hert op ltort 2tamarter, men uliacUeL
bauoe IcQ hIcrteIIg ouot al BAN, for ban
bar frcmreh for europGtif SPo oa Sti',
OF eutcltc al DC 8ommerrr ban giorbe,
uur buuoc lutterliac % prnliQe.
Moo Sltttcu AZ g}ioodGeu p~rpieutere
Dc en- Sicner Sprfcrcu en- gatte meo
Suuoititfer. 6Gu ptuicov Den az.
"9iei Eat. ldgoe ban. lea bar alt
ipiit 10 al Be iorirrocitge Siugene. Sea
ital life bare mere"