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The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-01-03

Washington an 3Representative Woods resolution for
investigation charges of leak on President wilson's peace
privileged today and referred to tine
rules committee instructions within ten days. During
debate Bennett republican New
York declared Bernard Baruch Of New York
responsible regarding the note getting into Wal
and that said Baruc sold short Steel shortly
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-01-03
RANS BUYING
BEARDED SUPPLIES
FROM JAP BROKERS

Tan. 3.--It In reported that
Carpio and two other repre-
~ Of General Carranza are
Apan with the object Of pur-
nmmunition, rifles. artillery
Ieamship. They are said to
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-01-03

IL
Benefits declaration followed
question by Representative Garrett OF
Tennessee. as to what the rumor was
regarding the leak.
The New York Rumor.
"The rumor is." Bennett said. that
Mr.. Barney Baruch, member OF the
Council of National Defense. was the
man who was responsible for this in
formation getting to Wall street and
that 80 minutes before the presidents
note was made public he sold. on
rising market, $1,000 shares Of steel
common short. That is the rumor In
New York City, If the gentleman
wants names"
Chairman Henry of the rules COM
mittee vigorously opposed holding the
resolution privileged.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-01-03
Widespread Plot.

The arrest of Burns came after evil
dence was uncovered indicating. it is
said, widespread plots to smuggle
arms and ammunition to the aid Of
Carranza. These exports went by sea
to Galveston and thence across the
border or by sea direct to Vera Cruz,
the evidence is said to show that since
last August Illegal shipments valued at
$500. 900 have gone forward on three
vessels.
Evidence unearthed at Vera Cruz
caused the federal authorities to raid
an importing and exporting company
here run by Louis Gotting and Wen
1C..,.4i...ad m, Do ma Tar, \
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-01-03
GERMAN PRESS AGREES THAT WAR
MUST BE RELENTLESSLY PRESSED
BARNEY BARUCH, A NOTED
WALL STREET BEAR, HAD
A. TIP ON THE PEACE NOTE

SO It's Reported to the House by Representative Bennett Of
New York "Win-a-MIIon" Wall Street Operator Sold
$1,000 Shares of Steel Common Short on Rising Market
80 Minutes Before Wilson's Peace Note Sent the Street
Staqqerng and Stocks Tumbing. Tremendous Cleanup
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-01-03
kICAN CONSUL GENERAL
lRESTED AS WILSON and
!. S. COMMISSIONERS MEET
Expec. PRESIDENT Will Put An
End to the Conference and
Proceed on, v Plan

Consul General Burns Held by
Federal Officers in New York
on Charge Of Violating EN-
barge on Arms Consigned
to Mexico. Shipped Guns
That Were Described as
Hardware.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-01-03
LODGE OPPOSES
ENDORSEMENT
Of PEACE NOTE
Hitchcock Resolution Again
Goes Over: for Fur
ther Debate.
ATTACK is MADE ON
GERMAN AMBASSADOR
Bernstorff's Commendation of
Wilson Note Led to Confu-
sion, Says Senator.

Washington, Jan. 3-Action on Son.
ator Hitchcock's resolution to have
the senate endorse President Wilson's
peace note was again deferred today
after a long debate. The resolution
went over for discussion again to-
morrow at the request Of Senator
Hitchcock, it's author, after a spirited
debate in which Senators Lodge and
Borah, republicans, opposed action at
this time.
The debate was marked by an at
tack by Senator Lodge upon Count
Won Bernstorff, the German ambassa-
dor, because of his action in issuing
a newspaper statement approving the
note. That action, Senator Lodge
said, added to the Observation-Disclosures
about its purposes and added to the
opinion that it was timed and in
tended to aid Germany in making the
peace terms she seeks.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-01-03
WIN A MILLION"
BARNEY CLEANED UP
IN LAST MARKET DIP

New York, Jan. 3.--Wall street used
to love to talk about Bet A Mllnon
CONTINUED on Page Three.)
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-01-03
Accepts Wilson Explanation,

Senator Lodge expressly said, how
ever. that he accepted In full faith the
declaration of the president in the
note that it was in no way associated
with the peace proposals of the CEN
trail powers.
Senator Hitchcock. In opening de-
bate on his resolution, said: in franz
ing this resolution / have carefully
avoided reference to those portions of
the presidents note which might pro-
woke controversy.
Only One Side to it.
81 realize there may be two opinions
as to some of the presidents sugges
tions, but do not see how there can
Continued on PAGE Ten)
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|pntinued on Page Ten.)
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-01-03
WEATHER FORECAST

MoNTANA-Generally fair tonight and
Thursday. except probably snow west of
divide; colder tonight east and south.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-01-03

Continued on Page Ten.)
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-01-03
Only One Side to it.

Continued on Page Ten.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-31
SAMMIES
INSPECTED
IN CAMP
General Pershing Re-
views Command
Behind Lines
YANKEE BOYS
LIKE THE FRENCH
Warm Friendship Is
y Cemented Between
Two Armies

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. July 3l.-To the Amer.
leans back home who today are
being called up for the draft army
Pershing's Sammies in France have
this message:
I'VE didn't hesitate TO offer every.
thing we had We are confident
those who stayed ~ home will obey
their consciences and waive all ex-
emption claims unless OF the utmost
necessity"
The message was the composite
view expressed by scores of the
American fighters here today Sam.
my isn't an irresponsible individual:
be has been doing a lot OF thinking.
II is noticeable here at the traini.,s
camp that the general demeanor Of
Americas fighting forces is serious.
~ earnest Not that they aren't
cheerful, but they feel responsible
ry Nearly all realize their mum
bcrs will be swelled 10 hundreds OF
thousands that many will die and
many more will be manned And
then they conclude they would rath-
or be fghting In France right nov
than fighting defensive fight IN
America later
Yesterday the camp was thrilled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-31

by It's coWmander-lr-c nletS nrsi IN
spectiOn The Sammies We're not
appraised OF Gen pershinc's ap.
preaching visit until the last mo-
ment Monday morning they turned
out far ahead Of the usual reyeiile
time and worked heir hardest put
ting their picturesque whitewashed
billets in order and cleaning up the
little villages where they are lo-
Gated
The United Press correspon
travelled from Paris with Pershing'
stan As the train paused AZ one
station in The camp company Of
French were cntraining. They spicd
the Sammies and tumuItuously
cheered Then they scurried over
20 the running board of our train
and with ecstatic Whoops OF reioic-
ing clasped hands with their Amer
can brothers in arms
The most genuine feeling Of com
radeship and affection has sprung up
between the Poilus and no sam
mics The French villagers like.
wise adore the American hghters
The sanitation "Allo. Sammee." L.
familiar one now
Every American regimen has had
doled out 20 n supply. ~ white
-four temporaril" 10 qupINT its own
bread. biscuits OF pies Later an
enormous army bakery will be erect.
cd 20 supply all troops
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-31
~ THE
CTAGE
MILES


Altho II -gas me - 80 hottest az
teraoons ~ The wear eu Monday IN"
weather could not wilt She @nthusi-
asra = the Niles theater audience
and a good crowd attended g. crjol
an extra good mld-summrF til ~
vaudeville TIE management se0uid
be thanked for the SEASONAL lenesz o
The program Evervthi1E was Nht
and frutug So that oue 8id nor need
to get excited over any problem acts
or tragedies
The program lists the teree Burns
sisters as 4 charming tri1 and 'nn
gram is right They are not alone
-larWiuE o. leog upon n f1ffr nice
cool fro-Ns bur tnrr sins and pies
lot or sweet old fHvorites that wili
$50 popular even after The war, 60
great is their lasting power one
az the girls mas a voice thaf e nruha-
bly, = baritone. but vhatever rs
name 3 WAS much appreciated
VN &c. Armstrong and Maud"
smith have a sNit entitled The Bag
gagenan. mat is fun Of laughs.
Armstrong iucK}es trunk about
the size - small cottage and ~
the doing ~ ~ wins number 0f
laughs Sally Fields aud CHARLEY
conway have "a playlet. " nat our
Alihf~ u also makee a hlt oy ts
novelty Lydston Emerson. sing
crs. END dancerf.S hssye one p those
different acts. rheir dancing es-
poc'ary graceful Turner x Grace
- ich ifs well received as an opener.
while THE Peerless Iotterg close
tae Performance. eNreptinE me rtc-
tures with mid-air exploits nat are
h1led a. thrilling and age better
than the av"raEe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-31
MICHIGAN GIVES
MANY DOCTORS TO
RESERVE CORPS

Michigan leads il 'he Number ~
doctors furnished FOR The Med'ca.
Offcers' Reserve corps iH propo-
tior 10 The number Of doctors In mo
state. according 20 Capt G II
Brooks president Of the federal ok
am.ning board In addition. more
Than $50 doctors OF the stats wera
drawn In the draft
The following physicians have
been recommended for commission
Dr. A K0Wnsky. T. y Host. r.
S Fellers g r Young Ear. K fir
ris Chester s Klueppei. r q AM
paul n Lippold Ray Connors. n a.
Beck. p e Rhode. \ IS Hut ar
r. p. MacMullen. CLYDE r VanGr
DIS. William Goune. Lyman ] Pinne
Jaces Gostaniau. Arthur W Nesbi'.
4 n Krohr, G. v smith G r.
Walsh. ali ~ Detroit and J o.
knapp. Flint. Clarence Stefanck
Young town. O VI r NcLaugh'ir
lack on. Fred u Edelman. Sag.
1aw Orlando " Pickard High nf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-31
u. S. TRANSPORT
RAMMED; ALL ON
BOARD RESCUED

AN ATLANTIC PORT July 81
The American transport Saratoga, ar
anchor waiting sailing orders VIII
400 men aboard. was rammed b.
the inbound American steamship
Panama late Monday
Those on beard Were safely taken
on il lifeboa or D. t1r boats AMI
other craft in he harbor So far
as known. no one was injured
deep hole In the transports
port quarter. extending from below
the water line 20 tho rail. resulted
from the collision Tho captain ~
ihe Panama held fho hov of hl
ship tight against The transport &C.
fectually blocking The vou-d In
this position he kept Pol tr.eol ur
90 az o~ board tho transport We're
taken off
More than dozen vessels. .u
Guiding an American cruiser, We're
IN the rescuing heet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-31

Mei'oN' 'aH rs
c'atHWes enc at'fa.LlNe
~, ~.
~" 'iltl.
~"
@ ,. -
-.
~ $3.50
,f
81, ~ -
49, -rt .,.,,o 80 -, .-.f
r,t,,e ana ,En rr.st,,re $50, b.e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-31

ore d0ezn have CO. pick fafteriuF
Iv 10 select thr old ffrre4fcaf orfrf
az fhs headline affrarflon In fhc Dr.
pheum fhoafer this week True.
there arc other good a-fa ard div
ing CONTEXT fhaf introduces Miss
Who Ts To- girl diver who wenrf a
mask but the octet gets noff p fhr
eurfafn calls Tffv are eight big
men and thew have farm back
ground, % lend realism fo those old
mclod o. which never lose Their
POPULARITY
Most ~ INC laughs - the show are
carnsrcd 1y Grown nr ard bean who
hav. black and wh 20 fare akit and
"a u'ir ~ chatter with hrwrr "a every
limo In fact fhev distribute 10 90
rapidly that come ~ ~ loses ffs nf-
f~cft"rnNae There are go Nv tho
u any Jokes
Robert J Niiir opens tho Program
with song stories told ia motion pic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-31
BY POI.

John g.. Inrck. drugGis'. No. Gf5l
" c~f J~uerSon-RNc sNa- held with
aur hAlt fet' a1-fug ARA crf1rlt 10
tore f"er 40 lows N0n6aE rr
th- charge no Killing Aaron Jacob
Wifg t~avf link sal csu1tn. aN
sfrietus htr1 over ;hr 1esd WITH
baseball rat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-31

TrfnttnA--the PLAIN neat klnd--tha NJ
O. ~ t---Tar1r~ lob ne % - ain ii.n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
Irafnine PEG
Pammerfeit.
Spif ll.@aab ansrebet % irnfet af
en- britif Teitruper.

Sra SammerfaIt meboeles berl
29bc Sanuar: Sra Weiiorb pao
Sors mebocIes, at en- Sfsite er
folnlnet ino meo 81 SpTfere Tom
cen bar bier9et fra ct ipnfenbc
6artsi. Gn al geiGtninecn er
orlifnet.
9a Sfsiten forn tiliteoe, Iaacs
fun groen al Sortsict; itrar efter
OF De 81 par bjcrget, Ianf Oct.
Spiferne, Iom bar IpGrt mebtag-
ne, bar pberit iorbebolone / fine
llotalelier. De piloe Inlet for
tple ON Sartsiet % Sorliiet; men
Sfsitens @elGtning mente, at oet
bar en- tp'f lt-9aao, Iom Der paa
eli eaer anoelt Waabe babe enbt
line Gage.
Senere meooeleS: Set reooeoe
tDifc Sfibsmanbifab, Iom err fom.
met BERTH, bGrer tpif Wariueitni.
form, men llegtcr at giue nogens
iombelit Splpsning; De flyer, at
De tiIbsrte Ell TIFF S~iifebalnper. Wen
rer er life Gull ON, at Def er
Wanoifabet fra ct inf a~rigsItib.
Se bauoe meo Jig enoel Ssi, iont
bar bierget. De inltulereoes / Ir.
observation-disclosures 2ofale, bpor oer
c9iaa blep iorget ior oercS Sorplei.
ming. Slere al Dem iaa ipert
nicotagct no. Sfpiten, ipm req
oeoe Wan6ifabet, bleu opmerfIont
taa ll-9daoen peb Hafetter, lom Sc
Sfibbruone ienote op. Sc mill.
tore Wpnoigbeocr bill M toge lio
ci Sa9en.
Oct cr IpffeoeS at faa nprntere
Splp5l,ingcr ON Ben lunfne II.
Saao % glaringcn til oens Sapnri.
Gen bar 40 apartmil al 9anb boz.
ret / Scamp meo en- engellf Dc.
ltroper, Ionl ~ranlponerebe ben Zig
OF ben maatte iege tiaanbs / Inn.
tcnoe Silitano. s 5 0sgn itrG'
pebe Wanoifabet meo at boloe Sen
cpcn Ganoe. Serunloer brltfnet
Maifiulpitnauter. "a 9aaoen bar
fonmet 10 apartmil al Sanb, bar
finn Saarnet oper 8anb. Set bar
/ iioite Gieblif at Sen reboenbe Mo.
t~orifeitc fom tiliteoe; gaooen ianf
rcnlig %umiooelbart efter at Sol
fcne bapbe fprlabt Den. ll-gaaoen
hapoe intet drummer. Den fsrteS
al aapteinlpitnart 9enoer. o.
reboeoc bar faaet goo Sorpleining
Ter, og err III / fulo &igpr igien.
De fereS IanoIpnliguiS %ipoopcr meo
set alerferite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06

Aopofat Strono % hans 10
Cetrc, Hutb % either, or oennc
llgc rciit iii Serbian, Niont, bpor
Sc bar Noutcitcoo. 5 famine 5el'
&C rciitc Ntr. % WirS. @ltltou
2unnc % Carl &oIocnh iom Iige'
lc0cS bar Nomcitcao ocrilbc.
GnrI Oscar ellington, Ssl
AZ Or. % MrS. aittcI ellington !
Qlcaiout Gopnibip, blcp Den 29oc
Niart& Gatcpict i'll NiiiS Goa So'
phic (iurrion, Cater al Mr. %
Mrs. Eper &pcrion al ionunt
lulunlbip. Vaitor Wangcnltccn ior'
rcitcNc &iclicu.
e. s. Nopocn fon Monhng
tilbuQc ira Woutann : Telgc mro
Ram biouo rciitc glnmmo 9lcfcbcri
ira Wa0iion Gomnibip 90 s. g
Nnmrc bcrui @ncuL % bucr al DEM
I ebtc cit Scftiou @onO / MnSicl.
ibcu @oacu. NIr. Nomrc otI 'lnttt
iii Wontona. i%aainurt ban bat
icIQt lit SfoIoRcr, iNet han ogtcr
Ct aoo no al Sorretniug her.
Oct me @prooO trnootc lont
men / WanooQ2. Gen me Manor.
&. 5 Noof, % 9lIOcrmGnocnc ~
9 Ncrlcion, $. GnabrctiorL @co
% 5obn 5. Mic}InOrcm3
ailoQoc Gmbco9chcu % opcrtog II
+. Stininqcr. G z. Gale ble)
oallt til Gttp GIcrf iitcoctior i.
NJ. Nulbca, iom bor inocbopt Nettc
Cmbcoc / en- HUffc al Nor. @p
rNuofot 5. 81. 9iclion 0icnOal9tc@.
Gil AotDdgtmauo uoIGtca Sra Nj
ma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
ct Sficrtcreeimente.

%nncu Gcutcr. a%anIos, ben 3bic
H(pril: Nor Nu pil for De fom.
rlcnoc 70 9lur bIi itpret al apinher.
Samtli1e monoligc Sanoioater
icopcl FOR @oraermeiter iom for
Weolemmcr Al 9praabet bleo
ilaoeoc al Sc f~pinoeligc &anoionter
mcb itor Muioritet. Gen me @ors
acrn1citcr cr Q}iiS Mpis Trancis.
sc Soto, Sans, Sen 3bie glpril:
AIRS. Norono 9lapIocf bleu peo
Tolaet iQoor palgt til Iolitiocm.
rtcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
en- o%loSammel
oGtteeaaro brenot
If Sper 2pffcs Slcgt.

Sor Ell Sio iiocn ncobrpnote
Sorpif @aoro / Sorpifcn, Gre Scr.
res, Horomere. 9rnnoen opitoo
en- Nattcn / Ell housekeeping ca.
100 Dieter fra Sopeobpgningen og
noaeoc / Sen ltcrfc @l9lt bllrtig
sc andre @pauinger % lagoe / So
let al Ell Sime Den belle 8aaro /
Nife, meo llnotagelie al Staburet,
iom i1oo / Wioten, men ifiGrntebe3
al ct iprrt Hognctrr. 6olfenc
poa 8oarbcn Iegte itror at rcboc
sc pproifulocite Sagcr / Sopcbbpg'
rin9en. timber Sore for lit eact
Siu prepeoc oanllc Ole 2pffc @aar.
oens tioligcrc Gier, at bicrGc ncAct
al Snbbcet; bans alrocr fatteoe
Slo % ipGrt iorbrpnot fom ban
iig ltb al Sen b~rpnoenoe @pgnina.
Spnncn Sngpalo 2pffc, 8aarocn$
Gier, ioriegtc at bicr9e noget no
ira ocn enc Gnoe al 9pgningen.
mems oet brrnotc / sen anben,
men &saen npltcbe lom en- GGg
inboocr % nsbte BAN til at penoc
en- % fonllnc iig lto.
Sorpif 8aaro herte til Sc 9lbItc
9gttegaaroc / belle 0orsc; bpor
CANNED bar oct life prret mig
Elllia at faa rebc paa. Get iom
Ianotes al gantle Tapirer paa
8aarhen brpnbte op. sos en- al
Slegten bar ieg illnbet en- Seooel
%ionlpoenoe:
"Irpc'fiite holotes Sen 22-t0
1886 paa Sorpigen eiter Sans
Gur9enien(?) Sehmcr, Gnfen Git
neae SauSoattcr 2eth. @srn Scr
GEN Sanieu Is Iar, Sans San-
ion If Iar, Teter Sanien 6 Nur,
GbriitoIier Sanlen 4 gar, Warell
Sanler 9 og aaren Sanien Z gar.
Sogbeu Tosb9t % 8unneas 2ip-
reite Sans SrbGf (9) bar tiliteoe."
Sleateu 2sffe nebitammer irn
Sen i Dor Siitorie fienote inopau.
hrebe abeliee 2pffesS Ieat, oirefte
piitnof ira Sr. Sper 2ptfe til Sit'
iaat. De atore / Slesten inbgif-
teoe oa ligelebeS aoeliae Siegter
Tcbmer % 2etb leuer Der birefte
giterfonmtere al.
Der Ianotes ! oen nebbrGnbtc
sGtteaaarb pTrbiiuIbe Walerier al
Slegterne lan9t tilbase. De gift
Gle tabt. Ilenc al Sebmer finocs
nontertct bepareoe Walerier (bos
en- gnfeirue, isot Ssffe | ariitia.
ria % Iiaeleoes paa Moloe).
@eo granben Of 1crpif somlc
@aarS or iaaleSes life bare en- al
2anbets interesiantc @aarbe gaaet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
Gpentvr tilijcs.
Sa "Salbjsrs"s Wanbifab bar
0mbprb paa "Wsiue".

On Gel norife, IponIfe og ome.
rifanife Sismpnb, Iom bar ppret
omboro / forifieaiee Sfibe, ser er
hlepet I9nfet al ben tpife Gaper,
frpbier "Mspe" / g[tlanterbapet
pas ierebe forleoen aiebenbapn paa
Siemreiie ira Sminemiinoe, buortil
&c bar blepet bragt al 9amperen
"0arropoale".
Der bar ialt ca. 400 Mano, Ser
blep lanbiat / Sninemiinoe fra
Sampere, iom "Weme" bar lGn.
fet. Der bar enbel Gllglenoerc
iblonot Dem, iom forelebig boIbes
tilba9e, o9 ligeleoes De al Dem ira
nelltrale Sanoe, Iom bapbe ppret
cmboro / bcppbneoe SaroeISifibc
On Mono fra 9ei9tningen paa
gergenSbamperen "Sulbjsr9" for.
teller / "Eolitifen":
"Si glcnmer alorig Sen Cur
Gent Gem at blipe itaniet al ct
Go~ffaroifartsi, iom ilaar Sfibsii.
eerne neo % uilIsrer fig iom en-
crmeret arpoier bpis &anonmun.
Ginger er rettet moo oSl
Ser bar ingen Sormoliteter. @t
hlep tnget orborb / Spiferen, Iom
oerefter ~foripnebe Jig meb, bpao
ban bapoe 9rng for, % tiliioit
icnote bort Sartei ii9nf meo 6 bel.
rcttebe Sfllo.
@i bleu anbragt / 9alterimmenc,
bpor Der mart bar hamlet ct iterrc
Selifob al oe ifibbrltonc Siefolf,
Spppig fortalte &anonerneS 0rell
cs, at enonu ct Sfib bapoe BELT
StiGbnc meo "Salbiprg", og mart
eiter fit hi gerctnina ON 9egipen.
tcoen al bore npe aamerater.
Samtalen i bisie ubpggelige
0sgn oreiebe Jig nGlten ubeluffen.
&c onL bpao ser piloe tie, bpia
Gn9lGnoerne fit fat i os.
Gn oaffcr Dag blep hi bragt
oper / ben faprcoe engelife Gam.
Der "Darrolpoale". gi fom Sent.
aarsaften til Spincmiinoe o. bIep
9agen efter mn0cr itrcng NiIitpr.
bepcgtning fsrt til Neu.S trclit5
Gal9elcir.
"Salbiorg" bar alcrcoc Sen
23oc Noocmber afieiIet ira Stem
giorf meo StpfgooS til 9orocuur. ="
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06

tcbt, men ogiaa p9rbiiuIbe SAINT.
Iieifatte % piitnof betpoeIige 90.
filmenter % Mtalerier Of fultnrbi.
ltprilf @Grb ~peorerenbe Sleater,
Irm bar ipiuet en Roue / ct for
bort Solf ifi9bueIpangert Siosrum.
8aarben Sorpif Dor al 5.65
Sfplbmarf, en- gammeI Sfpbsito.
ton % lGnee Spoe for mer enc
Selitanb. Otter Bran.
Cen bar Samilieu boet / oct eamle,
ltore Stabur, iom bar oct eleIte
lom gienitoo paa Sen eneang Iaa
rel bebpage6e oofre @oorb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
Ct minneapolis
u.Saaoofer.

Ibolpb ScnoricfIon, ser bar
amerifanit SrlogSmatros og Meo.
lem al &ailonmalbifabet ombor>
paa Den arntereoe anerifanife
Camper "I5tcc", Iom forleocn
I"nbteS tilbunbs uoenfor Sen fran.
ifc &pit al en- tpif llnoeroanoSbuao,
bar loot / minneapolis, Wirn., for
25 Iar iiben. San bperpebe iig
peb 6loaocn / 1908 og itoo frcnl.
fclcs / SicncIten.
Sans 6aoer og en- grooer Dor /
4032 glcpentb apenlle SolltD,
W%inneapoliS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
ySnn. ySDiic 900.

&iuium H. &&nIlc, ScfrctUr ior
&obn @c2lic Eopcr 50, / Ntirnc'
opolia, cr iioitc ll0c oiNoatt pco
i lit Stem Ser / Nucn. DIR.
@ulic bopoc uUrct ing ct Mars
1io. Non par bel ticn0t iom ret
inoc NcprUiCutont Tor iii Som.
paui % bopoe mango &cucr
tluuot NuiaIolt rlm0t ON / Noro'
ucitcn. GIiOpoc bopoc / en- Hptft
al Aar pWrct WtcoIrm a 8uucrs
upritubCn / WiimcIotn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
Sob paa eli Gl0cilof.

g2umipcQ, W&ouitobo, Sen 30ic
gIuril: Store 6Ioffc Al GIN %
Short har Ioat Sraijfu paa @ranH
Crmf &ucjiir &oucu Niymcm "a
ipcr Vart / alberto, Gouooo, itorc
&morimacr / &cicu ~ itulict SoN'
pcrionalcrur mtlct @rpocrt On
Nl2Ic lilora0cIicr bar Ea2INNcc
oQcntcr bcritcO4 mootoact iSlacno2
@crCtuiuG
W2cucm SEN 2oeu o. t0oc 6c
Iruor hopoc nj poa StrTtninNcn
Nooucp @iacome ct Suciolo pon
ii SOB. Gcttc Qioroc ser mcGct
ronifcIiat ier Ola % Siort al tint.
81 noact al Goc. Gen ruhbcoe ga
nclinic Oanucor Ell Smncl, ellie
Stiuring mco Ii 900 beic &U21e
poo bcJac Sioer. Hoa i'm Spacu
Citcr 6eoe fom itorc 6lofte al DIS
ic Gnr mo / lumuclcu, inm o. oite
rAlgtc LANCE Seie. Oh Oct oitc par
ronifeliq ior Dem at fonme no al
Bon igicn. Soopel Sueplo9enI
Iom 5ogene bleu oitc ioriintcoe !
timepiS iornt unoaan Of lobe paa
Gem. Mcn tiItroos for Ocnne 5or'
iigiigbeh blep iorleoen ier elger
SrGbt al ct Ya8Iagertos. Oct bap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06

SC moattet iafti,c Sorten % oftt
ifonIe lauge Stunocr iorat gipe
Iprenc anIeoning til of fomme ia
inOai. Weu eiter / Ipngere 3io
nj bare bIeuct jaget paa bcnuc
Wan0c, bIcp 6Ioffen int, penotc iig
um % itormeoc meo irnfeoc Sorlt
moo oct Innoiomt onfommenbc
BOG nleo ben 5elge, at Ter al Dem
bIcp orGbt eIer iaa ifoococ, at o.
nlantte ifuocS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
ct ~hen1,ncltet mooe.

Stocfbolm Sverige, sen 3bic
Hpril: Gn al SEN me ipenifc
lloenrig2miniitcrS, Nomiral 6. 81.
Sinbmono5 frritc oiiicic0e Sonolin.
ger bar at onuooe Ben anlcrifans
lie WiniItcr, Sra Nclion Worri3,
ON ct hcnmcIiQt Wcoc forat oroftc
piaic NiIrrcr mcIlcm &c Sorencoe
Stotcr % Sverige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
Stort SupeltYperi.

Gainocuu. Cal, 2Sbe MortS:
Supclcr til Ell @9rbi al $4,000
blcu / Gtot ~itioalet ira Ell Grin.
ION itoo pao ct Soilcttcboro ! Tr'
,cIlet peo SjHIu al sen Sopealtan,
bpor Dir, % Mrs. @iIiam @rl9'
Leu lna o. ion.
Spucn bopoe banet iis @ei gien'
nem ct SinNu / 9aSepGreliet. e.
ter al bare tenlt Sfrinet liitfeoe
ian Saoaet igien % %iierneoe JIG
lamne &ci, han bar fonmet, noen
hpcrfcu at bare bert elcr lect.
Get er cr0ml life lpffeoes CT
pua9ribc Spuen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
2anblirct pasicr ban life.

: Waine bIir SoIt efter Siseuos
Iprrt son,le. st Neius9 orterbIab for,
trDtr iom Suuitratiou til oenne Sanns
beo, at en- Eeiieuoe en- Sag Tom
Snat nteo ell miooelalorenbe IanS
ium fortnIte. at hans nitti aor gam!e
Sar cnooa boeoc pan ben Sarrn, bUor
han bar ipbt.
"giitti aar oamnrel Tiger 9e?"
ga, @antleu gadr | BET nittienoe.
"gr ban friit ba?"
"Saa lald. Sau bar fIaget liot
Sc ioIts Waaneocr."
"Spao er Set, iom teller bnm?"
"@a, ieg tror n4rmeit BET er 2anbs
TIBET ban life triues meb."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-06
@iora9 til Sobam Sctnrs.

! :. Gbompion Gbor, Soma,
50 Mrs. 8 2. Nuc, Nortbmooo,
Soma ST; ., @nrtlnuO, &olco
Gitn u. :. ST; RcIS Eultcluno,
@iuioro, o. :. 50; Nctcr &acob'
ion, @%iuQforo, q. 3. 81. SiIinm'
men $40. SioliQcrc fpitterct Tor
,OO7.9i. Salt $2,Ot7.91.