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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
Mrs. K. G.. Wilson

Ray Ducll went to Baker, Oregon
last Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Haagett Of Melba, Ida
no, arrived Saturday for visit
with her mother, Mrs. T. G. Haggett.
G. I. Hollenbeck and Geo Roller
went to Seattle, Monday.
Mrs. Nellie French of Wadena,
Mimi, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Joel Bayer and family
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Franklin Of
/ Oakland, Calf. arrived at the Thee.
Meyer home Wednesday. They went
to Boise Monday expecting to locate.
Mrs. Franklin is sister Of J. W.
Gilmore. Mr.. Gilmore from Council,
was visitor at the Meyer home the
weekend, returning Monday.
Miss Helen Bradley, a teacher in
the Boise High School, spent her
vacation with Miss Mamie Bayer
Earl and Wyatt Flock and Car
men Oliver were Boise visitors last
Wednesday. While in Boise Wyatt
and Carmen enlisted in the Navy
and were accepted. They will leave
for San Francisco this week.
Mrs. VI. E. Bowers went to Mid
dletcn friday evening to visit herr
parents.
Mrs. Elsie Hoels who has been
visiting the E. Stegner home, return
ed to her home at Basin, Wyo. last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Russell and
returned to their home on
Big Willow Monday. I
n. S. Hunt and daughter, Miss
Ida Hunt, visited the Kinnison, Fish
sr and Ebay homes from Wednesday
to Monday
Paul Flock returned from Cascade
Saturday
]. R. Walker of Homedale visited
The J. o. Lee home over Sunday.
Amos Gardner, who has been work
ng at the Red Apple Ranch all fall,
las rented a ranch in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. LETTERS, who
lave been visiting their daughter,
Yrs. Frank Eldredge and family the
,ast two months, left this Wednes-
lay for Walla WalIa, Wash, where
hey will visit a son
Miss Margaret Brandt returned
rom NamUa Sunday.
Miss Ida Kullander of Weiser
anne Sunday to spend several days
With her sister, Mrs. B. W. Grover !
nd family
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Evans Of Star
pent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Evans
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bates
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Calvert, who
wed on the Hendy ranch, moved
asst week to the Henry Bowers
.cuse in town.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06
Women as Jockeys.

Since jockeys from the race course.
in England have gone, almost 10 a
man, TO the firing line, women have
prOfessed themselves as eager 10 take
their places. Some already are trained
for the purpose, among them not &
few who, in more prosperous and less
belligerent days, rode 10 hounds over
English fields and meadows. Many Of
these, confident in their riding ability
and skill, have peuuOned the stewards
Of England's governing jockey club
the arbirers Of the turf-to grant them
jockeys licenses. Recent reports bore
the information that the stewards are
giving the petition serious cOnsidera-
ton and that there is strong prob
ability OF their granting #.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06
MARRIED AT WEISER.

Miss Leota Lcckhart and Ebert
Malcher were married at the Bap-
fist parsonage by the Rev. Chas.
Harness Wednesday evening. They
returned to Payette where they spen
Thanksgiving with the brides sister,
Mrs. Ray Alter and family, going to
Boise in the evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Melcher returned Sunday. They viii
make their home this winter with
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
1. LocAhart. Mr.. and Mrs. helcher
arc both well known in the COM
munity and have the best wishes
OF their many friends
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06
LOCALS.


The churches held a union service
Sunday evening in the Brethren
church. Rev. W. O. Beckner Of Nc
Pherson, Kansas, preached a splen-
did sermon. Rev. BeCkner is an
able speaker and will ho'd meetings
in the church every evening this
week.
Mrs. Chas. Lockner dressed and
sold q geese last week for which
she received an average Of s1S7 each
Mrs. H w Wilfong sold So which
averaged her $3.50 each.
Denney.s and the Association pack
irg houses are busy packing this
week
Some of the c. E. young people
met at the home of Miss Olive Hun
ter Friday evening and made up IL
pounds of candy for members at
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06
Sea-llon Performers.

Any boy who has gone to a circus
knows what remarkable stunts" sea-
lions can perform-human beings can't
do some of them. There is, of course,
the trick of balancing big ball on
their shouts and tossing 1t from one to
another In that way. The ses-lion or
chestrs is not particularly musical. but
the animals can create an awful din
by means of horns, drums and bells
The more clever Of them can walk up
a ladder and down, with a baton on
their snout; while others roll over or
dive when there Is a tank. Each train
er tries new tricks with his lions, max
ing sure at first that he can do all the
most common ones.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06
WILL KNIT TN KHAKI LATER
Pretty Girl Working In Blue to First
Try on Herself. She Advises
lnqulsitive commuter.

On a Long Island suburban train
marvelously pretty blonde girl lowered
exquisite golden lashes over large,
blue eyes while s. z worked knitting
needles over some sky blue yarn,
muses. the New York World.
An elderly male commuter, one who
had sporty touch Of gold color to his
morning attire, leaned over from
seat on the other side Of the aisle and
said In all respectfulness:
MY dear child, they couldn't pos
sibly wear anything Of that color-sky
blue, You know, You should knit in
brown-khaki color, may suggestr
She took no ofrense-
1Of course the girl answered with
out looking up from her work, but
I'm Just learning knitting and I'd e1-
plain to you about some Of these
stitches II you could possibly under
stand. The idea is that TN first knit
ing something that I'll try on myself.
Then, sir, II there is not too much
knottery to my knitting I'll go to work
in khaki for-tor an the soldiers
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06
"AS TWAS TOLD TO Me-.
Personal Items

Miss Daphne McKNown Of Cam
briGge spent her Thanksgiving Saca-
ton with her parents.
EDWARD Smith is again employed
AT the Stegner store.
Miss Elizabeth Bushnell returned
to her home in Eagle after weeks
visit with Payette and Fruitland fri
ends
JOHN Anderson returned from Spo--
kane last Wednesday evening.
Miss nellie Scholes, Miss Wood and
NJ and Mrs. VIM Kelley of Sweet
We visitors at the J. Driscoll home
Wednesday, enrCute to Weiser.
Mrs. ]. F. Smith, who underwent
an operation at the Ontario hospi-
tai last week, was able to come hom'
Sunday
DR.. John Miller of Texas, visited
oil neighbors and friends Saturday.
Dr Miller BIS bought the Bowman
place On .Fruitland Avenue which he
fol merry owned.
Mrs Ida Edison has purchased the
John Heightman place of II acres
en- Riverside Avenue.
Milt Davis OF Boise and Fred Dav-
is Of Portland spent last Wedne sday |
d the L. H. Rich hom~. The Rich
family and Mr.. Daviss were Iowa
u"ighbors.
Mrs. Grin Channer is very i'll at
the Henry Tussing home.
Miss Opal Crouch spent her yaca-
N at her home in Emmett Miss
ouch has resigned her position in
our school because of her mothers
health. Both patrons and pupils re-
or her resignation.
Jesse Davis has raised his house
anI put a Gem mt block foundation
Under it.
Mrs. Lane, who has been helping
4; the C. T. Hall home this fall
ieft Monday for Boise on her way
to Baker, Oregon, to the home of
FER SON
The Misses Fern Linck and Jane
CT Star SpSn Mt their Yaca-
ton with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Nebrey and
Fred Williams Of Twin Falls and
Miss Belle Williams of Boise arriy-
ed at the Royston home Friday. Sun
day they visited Mrs. Ed. Williams
at Vale.
Ed. Royston and Fred Williams
went to Boise Sunday.
Mrs. J. r. Youens and little son
of Boise arc visiting at the T. NJ.
Pearce home. Mr.. Youens came down
for Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Bidwell of Jameson, Ore, is
visiting the Carnifix home
Mr.. and Mrs. Huidberg s, Long ]
Valley came down to the hume of
their daughter Mrs. E. A. Humphrey, {
Friday. They expect to rent a home ,
near Fruitland.
The Clyde Harry family were Hm- {
nett visitors Sunday. Z
Peter Smith of Council, Wash, ar /
rived at the Smith Bros. home last ,
Wednesday.
Miss Leanor StovCll of Vale visit 8
ed the George Boor home Saturday 5
night
The Robert Linkous family left ,
Sunday for Missouri, where they will
visit Mrs. Linkous' mother.
The Misses May and Margaret Mar ,
lar went to Emmett Wednc sday TO
visit the Geo. Koontz home, return 7
ing Saturday. t
Ralph Hardin of Cascade and Roy T
Hardin were home visitors Thursday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06
Always In the LineIight-

The whole history OF Flanders, IN
Ill it passed by marriage into the
possession Of the dukes OF Burgundy
is filed with stirring deeds and rapid
growth Through all the centuries
Flanders has kept Itself in the front
rank of attention by the great strug-
giles that have swept back and forth
across its territory.
When the ruling count would find
no adequate scope for his energies in
his own country or if the spirit OF ad.
venture lay hard upon him he would
go Of on 3 crusade as did Count Rob
ert II who wrought 50 yalisntly
in the first crusade thst he was given
the proud title OF The Sword OF Chris
tendon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06
No Confetti Wanted.

@No confetti. was the request the
vicar Of East Ham. England, made
when announcing his marriage In
announcing his wedding in the parish
magazine, the clergyman said that
owing TO the war it viii be very quiet,
and ends with the request: IN. B.
Please bring no confetti
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06
Positive sigma

Even some public signs come direct
to the point. They do not waste any
time in wondering how the reader viii
feel about It.
In a garage is posted:
,Don't smoke around the tank. II
your life isn't worth anything. gasoline
isl"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06

FOR SALE: One 1916 Holstein
Bull one year old. Wei marked, 8
fine individual.-H. E. Golden phone
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06

TAKEN UP: A bay gelding on
Oct. 2S.-C. E. Barnes, 3 miles north
of Fruitllaud.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06

FOR SALE: First class dairy cows
w. B, Gilmore, phone 2o-i,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-23
Sioite Uvt.

Doqs 0aorg en-. - 9tsiiite.
reuoe Il. 2 9laerbrltas-9i
9rooman taltc / Mites oeo Con.
ierpntiou Gongresrs 9(abnina /
Omabos 9Guoitorillm. 6bor ban
hro6eoe. at oct bliber 9Igerbrilss.
pro6ufterne, Der bill pinoe qrigen.
og gfmerifa maa iorinne Dem, oct
frmper iammen meo.
- Snoion Winrim funogioroe /
91em Dorf I @nnr. at Der er op.
flnoet en- a3epice." iom oil asre
lln6eroauosbanoes Iorpeooer nfnr-
liae. o1 boaOe aIlereoe bpsgebe
Sfibe og me sfibe fan iorinnes
meo 0pfinoelien. Zen fan brin.
aes glnoenoelie ON ian Maaneoer.
Sire gle0lenmer al Ell rms.
fit aomuisiion er anfommet goo
ge1olo til Il. 2. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-23

ID ano ala meloer 9(si. 8reis
ON en- IN britiif Oifeniio for at
6rin1e Oe 6ritiife 1ropper Moro
ior gnllecollrt Clinic meo 0em t
9Den. Gaiaa Berlin meloer ON en-
britiif Oiieniiu oper en- 10 Nils
5ront 0per ior 6ranifmpnOene
bar iGrlig Den tDife arouprins Ie-
peret boloiomme aontra 9lngreb,
men De er ale itronoet paa fSranIf.
mGnoenes orp6enoe Slo. 4san eet
@'ltuft bar isranifmpnoene abnnce.
ret ober 200 0aros. Gpiferne
bar giort 5Sorieg poa en- M Of-
feniip R9r6e6en al Miltau, men
Ansiernes 9(rti1leriil6 iton0Ieoe
Dem. 9foro og oit for @srt3
fortiattcr Sc itolienife trooper oe.
res 9lpanee ino6 gitriaerne. ut
ior @ert8 brsO Stalienerne iaen.
uem 2'itrigernes 2inie og tog 254
Tanqer. IRA Mafeoonien mel.
oes ON Gortipttelie af 9trtilleri-
olleI.
= @nar(. gritiif Sopebfparter
I 5ranfrig, 81. Mni. - Saa fom
plet aiorOe 6et brittle 9(rtilleri tit
iornS FOR 9tnarebet mel
lem Groiiilles oa 9ullecourt, at
900 garos Al Sinoenburg -9inien
iuIoitpnoia iobnes. Genne DEL nf
oet tnife foribnr uSiIetteoes. 9nn
De iioite 9Geroplan-5o Iao
res etbpert Spor al 26bearooe
ser Observation-Disclosures bIeo oa.
iaa iIemt .itraie6". 5000 Dnros
al oen er M | @riternes Spnoer,
ian 8piferne maa nsies meo at
boIoe De spriae 1000 gnros. gri.
terne meIoer ON Tilfnnaetagelie al
$50 WanO un0er 6isIe 0perntioner
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NDBeOsr ia stanOlnauIcu.

0ScanoinaDiau 9teps 5eroice.)
ae6enbaDn Ii. 0iai. o4oli.
tifen" publiierer Gag ilere Sn.
terpeper meo leoenOe oanIfe 5or-
iattere % 8iOenifabsmGno an9aa.
enoe irentiOige 9iegerin9er. De
flelte al oisie fornoii9er, at 9ie-
pu6lif uoen 9oiol oil blioe ale
San0es aonitihltion.
= Aebenbaons Hunlnnlnal6eiiD.
relic potereoe / Dag 100000
aroner til at tgbe iSIastefung for
/ oen 9eniigt at lItre Jig imoo
9ungersnso gennem fommenoe Bin.
ter.
Stoctboln1, 10. Nai. - Der er
it9rt Uiooltano imoo 9ranting /
oct npe SociaIiitparti. i5erite
aongres Stoefbolm' Dag ueO-
loB yfdpflet SoelallltsSenltrepn
iom nIlereoe talte 10000 U2eolem.
mer.
@briitiania, II. Diai. ga.
tionaIOagen ieires iom igOpanlig.
@uunar, Den norife 9renlier, bolot
,0oDe0talen Deo 5elien Der, hpil.
fen Dan formaneoe Gationen til at
itaa eng % le9ge politiif Strio
til SIDE / oisie fritiife 3ioer.
- De tpife ll-gaaoes 9(ftiuitet
/ norife 6aruanoe er oeientlig mo.
itillet oe iioite Gage, 6oao Ser
beiprfer oct 9fpste, at t5lertallet
al ll9oaoene er fal0t tiIbage til
oeres gaiis i oen Seniist at esre
5orbereoeIier til en- aInlinoelig Of-
ieniio. foncentreret imoo Sfibs-
TART paa norore HusIano % 9tme-
rifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-23

/ 9lrbeioet ior geOareIien al Der
oensiri6eoen % 9gooeIien al 5io.
OerIigbe0en paa Seen.
2lomir1l Q}aDo. ipare0e:
yllniteo States 9ltIanterbaus.
ilaaoe letter Bris paa oen brittle
6laaoes 8uoifab oe 6poer 2eili9.
1eoeu til At ar6eioe iammen meo
oeme ior 5ri0eOen paa Seen bel.
fonlmen.@
Sra Quenstonu melotes om oilo
9egeiitring oper Den amerifanIfe
5lotillns 9lnfomit. 5enenoene ga
Oes 9anoloD, % i5olf ! gpen in.
iiitereOe paa at taae Dem meo ii9
til oeres 6iem, boor Der bsoes Dem
gooe Gina at ipiie og oriffe. De
bar oe fsrite ameritanife Ssmeno,
Der bar Jet paa Oisie ggne i man.
ge 9tar. og oe bombaroereoes meo
ISpsrgsmaal al Menneifer, Der bar
5Ipatninae / gfmerifa, ON, bbao
Der iore9nar ber.
fSreon9 @oreen leites iaa fd-
ge1Oe forte MeIoing ira Baris:
st 9fntal inponife aanonbooOe er
onfommen til @arieiIle Tor at ta-
ae Del I 9ampen moo DC tnife
lln0erDanosboa6e o1 for at fon-
oonere irnnife 6anOelsifibe Der
iom 5oriseet piIer tilfreosItiIlenoe
Reiiiltoter. bil oet blioe iooi6et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-23
llnoPIuaaOsBIigPlI.
Observation-Disclosures 2oelrgaelicr
minore enb 6aluoeleu mob
tioliaere.
6n nmerifanif 9eltrODer 6lotille
% iapnuife aanOnbaaoc fommer til
6irlp imoo oem.

Get par t5reoag Uiorgen ito.
iie llge, Der rapportereOes ira Con.
BON on 9iehlItatet al Ii 9aaoenes
oarsninger 0eres Sal oar Oen
iioit ipliuone llge umoer 0olpoeIen
al, 6pao Den par / llgen iorltO.
ri 26 6orteier. iom ienfeoes, bar
is al oper 1000 Ions, % 3 par
nloer oenne Gngt. nj fSiife.
imntfer goelagoes fuu 3. ) neit.
iornO8aaenoe llae ienfeOes 50 Jar.
teier. . brittle Sanoelsifibe an.
arebcs u0en Selo. gtntallet al Sfi-
be al nlle 9fationaIiteter, iom ar
ripereoe I iioite llae, par 2.56S, al
afieileoe 1852. 5or iterre
Sfibes eofonnlen0e er Jteogangen
al ooelpggelier ira "a til ts, al
3arteier nnber 1000 Cons ira %
til 8 og al iiifeimatter ira t6
til 3.
lsnnune DAG. iom ooeuitaaenOe
9inpport publiiereoes, meooelte
9Isi. greis llniteO iStntes ipiiife
Oeltagelie | Striaen er III Ell 8ir-
feligbeo. glmerifauIfe 2orpeoo.
goelrggere lager M fortsieoe oa
reoe til Rieneite, oe oeres Offi.
cerer og Wieno, elitblliiatiife eiter
sSorgt. patrollillerer sitre gltlnnter-
bapet og isger eiter tpife llnoer.
panosbanoe lSfent De american.
ife ganoes 9eltogelie lige er fnno.
giort, fomner Der Webbing ON,
at en- al oisie burtige gaabe aIle.
re0e bar p9ret sfait meo Ell H.
gjanO, nleoens en- anoen
iiffert bar fonpoperet ct itortstrigs-
ifib oner 9lfIanten oa aennem ia.
re5onen.
8ioere meloes famme Dog ira
9onoon: g,iee gIonirdl Cir Dnpio
9eottp, ocn brittle Storilnaoes
stommouosr. hnr ienot slomiral
Scnfp Z. Oiapo. Il. 2. S(tlnnter
bausilaaocs aonmnnosr, ielgenoe
guoifnb:
.Storilaaocn irnocr Tia oper, at
9ltlaferhapsilanoen mi bill oelfage
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A9arIOus. 6OilIasel ueOtaB t.
6n balu Diillion 9,ano / gIloeren
Il til 30 gar ifnl inOfalOes.

lorsoaJ iioite llge ue0tog Se.
aatet 9sni5ington neo 90 moo s
Stemmer 5Gllesrapporten angaaen.
De 9eriorila8et. 0agen foruo par
oct peota9et i 9tpreientantbuiet.
iSioen er oct lm0erifrepet al Bre-
iioenten % er altiaa eou.
3enne Sou gdar no paa at It'll.
le en- SPr paa 100000 / Dfarfen
ge ifal Delges ueo at inofaIoe til
lloifriuning ale s9nnOets 'Senner
/ Aloeren 81 til 80 Mar, eaiaa
blnnot oiSIe, Der mcues at bile
rogsre 100000, ifal Der citer
9iegler, iom life er ofientliagiort,
uGlaes en- balb NiIlion.
iSioen er 3, SUM beitemt iom
7agen, oa ale oe nepnte Ifal mel.
De iia til lloifripning paa Steoer,
JON beitemmes | oe enfeIte 2ofali-
deter.
glngaaenoe acknowledgements
inentet" oberloo 9onaresien tilBrp.
fiOenten at aere, iom ban idnot
riatigt San bar Iaa iioen beitemt
ifr at toee imoo siooiepelts Iii.
bllo ON at nan til lSrnnfrig meo
Ell Spr al 5ripillige 9srriioen.
ten tnffeoe ]looieuelt ior tit noble
og pntriotiife Tilbno, men eiter
fpnoiges 9iaao paa beaae Siber al
Souet fnnot ban BET riatigit life
at ienoe en- iaaOnn Scr, )pert
isalo life M. Ogiaa Senipn til, at
ri hebeuer Oificererne, iom 9foo-
iepelt iflloc babe meo, | 3nelies.
leirenc, gioroe ii0 arlocnoe.
aprfernc og Abe 6rienbs", bpis
geligion pricipicft er imoo seria,
iritnacs ira lloifripnIna.
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BORT enrt Lnftn

Soiepb $. G6oie 6Bo. geep gorf,
l6. Wioi. Zen befenote Sogferer og
Diplomat SSoiepb $. Gboote forben-
perenoe glmbasiaoer til Storbrita.
nien. er aigaoet peo 0socn Der So
Aar 9anrnel.
II. z. og 0ierico. 0terico Sin,
II. Mai 9(merifonif 0iiniitcr ,Slet-
der bar operleberet Snoenrigsoe-
partenentet en- glofc mco 3oriifring
om at Mericanere / llniteo States
life bil bline noniit al 2opoct
Council 9lnffs. Say begonoer
alereoe at fole 5sloerue al lloifrip-
ningen til arigsticneite, o9 naar 3.
acknowledgement faloes til 0es
gloines. bliber oct inprt at iinoc
Den neopenoiae 9lrbeioshiplp. .9e
iuge 0ipno 9pen bar melot ia
til ari9stieneite ! itore Sfarer.
9leroplanerlies Ntrrfe. @uihina.
ton 8. s.. 81 4liai. Wiarineoe.
partenentet neooeler. at amerifonife
2leroploner peo 3ronten europa
pil blibe fenoemerfet neo en- bnio
Stierne meo ct root Centrum paa
9aggrilno al ct cirfnlGrt blaat
5eIt. 9nftifibe ifal ioripnes meo
oct ionlme Wi9rfe.
Oneripsmmelie peO Spofane,
SPOKANE, 8aIbineton II. Mai.
Sele Occur o'9lleene 0iitriftet er
ooeripenlnet, og gnnoitnnocn, iSno.
ieen tiger blrtiet SpGr lSfaoe
ipntes | gIites life til at unogaa
st al apartererne paa gtorolioen
al 8Den er tiloels umoer 8ano, oq
9eboerne forlaoer Suiene BABE
Ynitor s. u. 9ple, Der er 9rqIt
for unitarmenigbeoen Davenport,
Ga, erflereoe for flere Tiger iioen
ira Brpoifeitolen at bpiS ban bap-
De Waagten piloe ban ienoe allie
Sanocts arissifibe til Vunos og
icnoe allie Solooter % Sfficerer
biem igen. 0ette toe 0aenigbeoen
meget iloe op, og fIerc melote iig
no. gsn fer Brriten iie ns0t til at
ta9e gIfifeo.
0ionge flpgter til CANADA, Spo-
fame, NoIby 81. Waoi. Den ber-
pprenoe Observation-Disclosures gu.
frco s. Hiharoion meooeler. al
talrigc reoiitreringspli9tige slme-
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9nrHen runHt.

9rsonso Jorse. ariitiania, H.
Dini. (Scanoinapian 9eeps Serpi.
ce). Ropife fSagiorenineer opiororer
til @enerolitrife al en- 0aes 90
riabeo iom groteit moo oe itore
Maopriier. 'o
Ntouael poa 9epnctsmioler / 81.
Iobon oiiobon 81. Mai. @ianoe-
Zen paa grsb og 9artoiIer bar
gipct e[nleonin9 til 1Iporlipe Spef,
tofler Der. fSolfebobe angreb flere
Forretninger. Sroenen blep BOG
aenoprettct al golitiet.
9'rouo I @il6elms6nnen. Nm
iteroan, 10. Wai. Otter bpoo Der
nrcooeles bertiI bar Der ! oe fei-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-23

tltallete Il09tet ooef 0r9lllen I'll
@anaoa for at unogaa Wfilitertje-
ueite 5ielge booo Wlr. gli1oro-
ion Tiger, er bette foregaaet alle-
reoe / Here Tiger. San flyer ogiao,
at Der finoer en- lignenoe llo-
uanoring Steo Der til 2onoet fra
@ano0a al unge @onooiere, ioni
frpater lloifripnin9 / aolonien.
9iange al Gnnaoierne iagoe oeo
@rpnien, at De bar 2lnerifonere,
iom penote tiI6aoe til Stoterne.
llneir / 8isconiin 6ono on Sac,
g9is., u. Wai. Ser por ct for
iar0eli9t 9eir 5snoags. Oct
blGite meO en- Saiti9beo al so gfil
i 6imen, o9 oct rcgneoe og toro-
neoe, ioa oct bar en- @ru. lloeiret
eoelagte megen @ienoom paa 5ar.
meme ber 0negnen. Ger blen
orG6t Ell gipngoe areaturer en-
OmfreOs al Is til 20 0aiI. San
pi0t man peo, omfonl Der life no
get Wienneife.
9oo Here 5orme eoelagoes Si.
loer, aornbuie og anore 9pgnin.
ger 0iitriftet omfring Hogers-
Oille, og en- Del areotnrer orGb.
tess. 8inoen req Ioget al Ell iSa.
brif.
5ielge @fterretninger ira ga
Grosle nolote llbeiret megen Sfaoe
oglaa Der omtring.
Gets Wlenneifer omfomne peo
6fsplolon Spillt Ste. Dtarie,
9iid. SauIt 5te. 0lorie, 0li6.,
16. Mai. @n poloiom @fsploiion
inotrai Gags 0loreen paa Sort
graop 9rpggen. Sefs O}enneifer
orGbtes, % nIange iaoreoes albor.
ligt De fleite al Ofrene bar Pr
bei0ere. Oct formooes, at @fspIo.
lionen itnlotes Opnanit, iom bar
ppret lagret Rulmene neoenior.
,SiIfeuoflpfningsanitalten oe til.
iteoenoe 9pgninger blen aluorlig
ranponeret Soloater, iom er ita.
tioneret peo Sort 9rnop boloer
9agt oeo lllDffesiteoet, og Der er
begpnot en- militpr llnOerlsgelie.
Ssroog bar Der I &bartermelte.
ren5 9pgnin9 en- 9raano, iou pol0te.
bctpoeiig SfaOe. Ingaoenoe 9lar-
iagen til 8rau6en meloes intet.
@enfielo ON eitrieife BLADES llos
talelier moo g9iliou og 9Imerifa.
giep gorf. IL Wfoi. 0en biem.
falote amerifanife 0tiniiter @ien.
8eniiel0, er mlfommet til Ell omes
rifanif 0oDn N}r. geniielo ior-
teller, at bans Sfib bIeb eiforte-
ret oper oen 9isfaDife 9ugt al en-
urtiggaoenoe iranif 8eitroBer, iom
Ell compliment moo Den nmeri-
falife 9iegering
0m 6or6olOene / 9itris iagOe
ban.
aS DC iioite TO 2lar bar Der /
oitrfaife 9looe life oGret trDft ct
0ro, iom bar peret til llniteo
Stotes 5oroel. 4oiierne ifaI pere
nnocrtoitet @eninr. Naar Der fore
fom 9lrtifler og aarifoturer, Der
6ererte 9reiioent g8ilion, brogte
ieg gloiierne til lloenrigsminiiteren.
) en- llge oerefter bar iaa beO.
fommenoe Ylao blottet for re0af.
tionelt Stof pao @rlino al ben al
giegeringen uoepeoe itrenge Geniur."