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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-06
FROM TUE FIELD.
BY j. A. c. KEMBLE
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The many articles we have read on
the subject OF how to save cotton
prices, Congressman Hatton II. sum
ners Of Texas, in our judgment, has
hit the nail squarely on the head. He
says
Nothing could be more unsound
than the genral notion That the price
recorded for the last crop was due to
Ithe European war. That price was
received because Of the small crops
Of 1915 ana 1916. and despite Euro
Inean conditions. A 10000, o00-bale
crop last yesr would have ruined the
lsouIh Nobody can judge these
times; no mind can penetrate the fu-
lture. The situation has broken away
from human control and into what
leondition we are drifting no one can
determine. In times like these we
must not gamble on big cotton crop,
las under present conditions such crop
would blight every industry of the
Iaouth. Present conditions may not
attain WHOM the next crop goes TO
market. or they D1ay be less favor
able. but we do know that Ne can
raise oar food in tie south, We know
that lust in proportion as we do SO,
We viii lessen the danger ct too great
a cotton yield. and 10 that extent in
crease the probability OF remuner-
Eatiya price for what we do raise. Al
I'd same time we would lessen the de-
maud ur0a the receipts from tie cot
Iten egop "a gay for the high price Of
foods which we would otherwise have
to buy"
Surely no one expects good prices
for cotton should the acreage be in
creased This year materially and the
9iela be normal. There is every rea-
SON 10 believe consumption viii not
increase fast enough To keep up
prices on cotton should the acreage
be increased, But there is every rea7
son to believe the present high prices
of food will be maintained ana con
tinne to soar high ii concerted Ell
! fort is not effected among the tillefs
OF The soil to raise more food stuits'
! RAYMOND Lowry. son Of B. V.
lowry Of South Prong, though only
nineteen years Of age, has a record
NJ q farmer. many Older ones in The
experieuee of farming would do well
IN emulate. Last year young Low
nv ana his brotherin-law rented the
| Tim Harrison farm OF leo acres on
chambers creek and he cleared
about one thousand dollars for his
part after paying his father $3.50
| borrowed money to equip hin Tor
/ farming This year young Lowry
concluded 10 venture out alone so he
haa rented the Foster Dunaway farm
ar ia acres on Chambers creek, He
i}s batehug, arising when the flfst
aaai. crows IN the morning and COOKS
/ Ills breakfast aud prepares his otner
e5e5ls for the day. Dollars 70 dough
nuts youue Lowry makes good tn's
year and the years to come Tor hoy
/ of his grit and determination To 40
things viii know no advesity
/ owing to the severe vea'nsF'
haYe not been able 10 make amy trips
Ito the country Notwithstanding 'ee
lconaitions OF the weather ] n'aae =
God Showing on the recruiting ll5''
ghose who paid me for so9ssf'p''ons
during the past week are J. y.
l4.esman. WaxahaehIe u. H. y"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-06

EsHslAS AND BAiNE
| AT THE DIXIE TODAY

h
Fraaeis X, Eastman and Beverly
Pm ara playing the second epis-
Il b @The Great Secret at the
PHI theatre today Tie story of
Flas Great Secret was written by
| ssnan who beat cut 176 we'll
BOW mea writer's IN the Metro
ealstitIon, Nine. Fred De Gresac,
PUT Of The Great Secret " has
|FHtl number OF the greatest
sssssses staged by Klaw & Erlan-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-06
uested that 1t be shown again.
At the Empire

Liberty" the fourteenth mum
Der of this great serial, is being
shown at the Empire theatre today.
Marie Walcamp and Eddie Pole play
the leading parts and the title of
this episode is "A Modern Joan Of
are :" The funny reel is a Ham
comedy, Rival Romeos,a featuring
liam. Sud, Ethel Teare and Henry
Murdoch. The other attraction Is
a Broadway star feature. present
ing Sunshine" Mary Anderson in
THE Twin Fedoras.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-06
PERFECT APPOINTMENTS

Traylor, Waxahachie B; J. c. Bunch,
Waxahaehie B; ]. F. Tidwell, Mid
lothian A; S. c. Weideman, Boyee;
J. L. Bigham, Midlothian b; ]. S.
Holmes, Waxahachie b; j. w. Wad~
dell, Waxahaehie c; w. II, Shaw,
Waxahachie c; r. Jackson. Waxa-
hachie L; G. A. French, WaXahachie
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-06
FOR RENT.

FOR RENTING rooms suitable
for light housekeeping. All eonve-
nsences. Close in. AS College street.
Gi phone $50. u
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-11
DEATHS.

HORRlE-Mrs. Henrietta c. Horria
died Wednesday night at o'clock at
the family home, 304 East Idaho street,
after lingering Illness. Mrs. Horrie
was the widow of the late r. B. Hor-
RE. She was 20 years of age and had
been resident of Boise for 26 years.
She is survived by four children, E. r.
Horrie and Mrs. c. J. Northrop of
Boise, f.. l.. Horrie of Anaconda,
Mont, and Mrs. j. B. Lyon OF Clear
water Florida. The body is at the
Fry & Summers parlors. Arrange
ments for the funeral have not been
made.
PRUETT-Clarence s., the six
weeks-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Pruett, died Wednesday evening at the
family home, sos South Fourteenth
street, after an illness of three weeks
The cause of death was intestinal
troubles. The funeral was held at 8
o'clock this afternoon from the Latter
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-11
IDAHO NEWSPAPERS
CHANGING HANDS

Announcement Is made Of several
Idaho newspapers changing hands. The
Long Valley Advocate, published at
Donnelly, has been sold to Burt Ven
able and he has already taken posses
sion Mr.. Venable is also publisher OF
the Cascade News, which he recently
purchased
J. S. Safely of Moline, ILL.,, has pur-
chased the Idaho County Free Press,
published at Grangeville, from L. A.
Wisner. Mr. Safely until recently was
telegraph editor of the Dispatch, pub
llshed at Moline. He is not a stranger
in Idaho. having at one time been on
the staff of the Statesman and later
employed in the state immigration de-
partment under Governor Alexander.
We mount animals, deer heads.
birds, rugs. robes and busk skins. r.
w. Limbert, and Co. Taxidermist and
Tanners, 1924 Main St. Boise, Ida
Adv. IT,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-11
THE WHOLE NEIGHBORHOO
KNOWS.

Mrs. Anna Pelzer. 1925 jefferson St.
SO. Omaha, Neb., writes: Il can rec
ommend Foley's Honey and Tar as a
sure cure for coughs and colds. 1t
cured my daughter of a bad cold. My
neighbor, Mrs. Benson, cured herself
and her whole family with Foley's
Honey and Tar. and everyone in our
neighborhood speaks highly of IT." This
reliable family remedy masters Group
IT clears the air passages and eases
the gasping. strangling fight for
ath,-Whitehead Drug Store.
Adv. 7. Tn. S.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-11
MRS. SMITH RECOMMENDS CHAM
sERLAlN,S TABLETS.

Il have had more or less stomach
trouble for eight or ten years" writes
Mrs. G. II. Smith, Beaverton, n. Y.
When suffering from attacks of In
digestion and heaviness after eating.
one or two of Chamberlain's Tablets
have always relieved me. / have also
found them pleasant laxative" These
tablets tone up the stomach and enable
ii to perform it's functions naturally.
II you are troubled with indigestion
give them a trial, get well and stay
Well.--Adv. T. TIL. s.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-11
cHAM8ERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY
THE MOST RELIABLE.

After many years experience in the
use of it and other cough medicines,
there are many who prefer Chamber
lain's to any other. Mrs. A. G. KRISTEN.
Greenville, ILL.,. writes. Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy has been used In my
mothers home and mine for years,
and we always found it a quick cure
for colds and bronchial troubles. We
find it to be the most reliable cough
medicine we have used."--Adv. T. TIL.
and S.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-11
MUCH INTEREST.
Being TAKEN IN
FOOD CAMPAIGN
Food Administrator Bick-
nell Delivers Addresses at
Rupert and Burley to
Large Audiences.
Capital News Special service)

(Capltal News Special SerVice)
Burley, Oct. flood Administrators
r. F. Bcknell spent a full day We'd
nesday in addressing two large gather
ings of representative citizens of the
Rupert and Burley communities on the
crying necessity for food conservation.
The net result of Mr.. Bicknelrs efforts
is the fact that everybody is talking
food conservation and better still
starting to conserve those foods which
the United States food administration
finds necessary to ship to the allies.
Many wondered why Mr.. Bicknell
apologized for not being a speaker be-
tcause his audiences seemed to find a
refreshing difference from the usual
campaign orator stuff in Mr.. Bicknelrs
lplain business like talks in which he
quietly but forcibly brought home the
countrys duty in the matter of the
saving Of those foods which because
hof their concentrated nutritive values
hare to be shipped abroad.
MANY QUESTIONS ASKED.
At Rupert Wednesday afternoon
sJdaho's food administrator addressed
tgatherinG of about 100 women and men
lat the Rupert Commercial club. Many
feccepted his invitation to ask ques-
tions and the women did most of the
questioning but at the conclusion of
the meeting the towns chairman of the
local national defense committee an
nounced: I'VE will make Minidoka a
banner county"
Mr.. Bicknell looks for great results
from these adjoining counties because
of his fortunate selection of Frank
IaRue and Professor J. j. Rae, county
chairmen respectively, whose initiative
and splendid organization ability have
already resulted in fine accomplish
ments for conservation.
BIG hurley MEETING.
Wedn esday evening a Burley the ad-
rninistration's chief for Idaho talked
to some 500 citizens, who had gathered
at the Burley opera house to hear a
lyceum course concert by a Redpath
quartet Although the concert lasted
until 1915 O'Clock when Professor J. J. |
Rae, superintendent of schools, an
uounced in his happy manner that the
food administrator would talk at the
entertainments conclusion, every man
and woman present remained and
heard Mr.. Bicknell's message. So in
tense was the interest that the au-
dience remained and heard every word. |
1t was 11:15 o'clock before the meeting
adjourned.
Thursday morning while Mr.. Bick-
nell was busilv engaged in organization
work several hundred school children
We're addressed on the meaning and
necessity for conservation by Edward
G. ,Rosenheim, publicity man for food
conservation. BY rising vote all
agreed to eat less candy, to conserve
sugar and further solemnly pledged
themselves to spread the gospel of con-
servation and to religiously observe
meatless and wheatless days.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-11

Tuesday night in st. Anthony G. E.
BoWerman presided. r. r. Alexander
addressed the meeting. The people in
attendance promised a 100 per cent
enrolment.
The state headquarters has been
notified that already a half million
families have been pledged in Cali
fornia and that Texas has sta rted a
campaign that will reach every corner
of the state.
r. +. Bicknell, the state food admin
istrator, will be in Gooding Friday and
in Shoshone Friday night.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-11
LIVELY CAMPAIGN
IN THE SOUTHEAST

r. r Alexander, chairman of the
state food pledge campaign, returned
this morning from Pocatello and other
south Idaho towns. He is enthusiastic
over the work that is being done. The
conference at Pocatello was a big sue
cess. Delegates were in attendance
from Idaho and Montana.
An enthusiastic meeting was held
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-11
NOTICE x, OF p,

All members of Boise lodge No. So
X. of P. and visiting brothers are cor
daily invited TO attend a smoker at
Castle Hall on north Eighth street,
Friday evening.-Adv. OIL
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-11

Well, here is your opportunity.
am going to give away, during tho
next ten days, two thousand pack
ages of Gauss Combined Treatment to
those who need it, and if you want
relief, sign the coupon at the foot of
this notice, and the free package will
be forwarded to you at once by par
cells post.
! want to prove to you that Gauss Combined
Treatment will relieve your catarrh. The me
thod is effective, because it strikes at the root
of the trouble and gives permanent relief by
removing the cause. This is the only correct
way to treat catarrh and if YOU want quick
and lasting results, send at once for the free
package. Fill out the coupon below and pack
age will be sent to you by return mail
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-11
FREE

This coupon is good for a package of
GAUSS COMBINED CATARRH TREAT.
MENT, sent free by mail Simply fill in.
your name and address on dotted lines be.
low, and mail to {. Il. GAUSS, 227O Main
St, Marshall. Mich.
...''..'. '..'..'..... .................
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...............
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-11

Saints church. Interment was made in
Morris Hill cemetery.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
S9be AT Ser.

Gen iibite Sio bar en- iremra.
genoe Stocfbolms ,&emifer nnoer.
lsgt ct Sitrrogat for @reniebe,
Iom Den ~Ipenife Sngenier S6mr.
gers bar fremitiuet Of Ger. Geiul.
tatet Ifal bore i9rbeleS tilfrcbs.
ltillenoc. Man beirpgtcoe, at Sp'
bens gunbfalb piloe tilitoppe &los
ofer og ailsbsleoninger; men oct
uiler Jig MI, at @unoialoet eiter.
Dnanoen belt foripinoer.
SGbeIurrogatet bar piit iig no.
merfet til at fierne Sliepletter o.
SrpfIpGrte meo. st 'terre 9anf.
l~nItitut / Stocfbolm bar befoitet
Grperimerterne, % en- betpoclig
SnouItri ifal inareit ifabes, ga
8rsnl9bemangelen i Speriae er
opcroroenttig fslclig. gIt nebpen.
zig Naamatcriale finbes | 2anoet
/ rigelig WGngoe; fun bpao Scot
on8oar, er Ser Wangel. Men man
ltoler paa, at man ilben Ganife.
ligbeo fan fna sc Intoa &pantite.
ter, iom bebspes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Sa SoIette.S aeen.

@aibineton ben 23be Oft. Ga
Senatets @algfomite ST. 10 / Sor.
miobas iamleoes til @soe iorat be-
banole Saeen moo Ga SoIette, fanbt
oct fine Tlllte oa @orbc bpngebe ilI-
DC al grepe, S%elegrammer oa Teti-
tioner fra ale &anter al 2anbet for.
~langcnoe observation-disclosures l1bIts.
oelie iom Ell Sienoe al og Sorrroer
MOB tit Sano. s mango al bisic
Sfripelier ~forIaugtes o9laa 6iprnel-
len al "be minbre Wifrober", Sena-
torerne q. S. @ron,la % %. s. Stp'
ne % Observation-Disclosures ). q. Brit
ten og g. 6. Wnipn ira Suinpis og
s. 90. @aer ira Ncrtb Sofota.
Saa itGrft % alminbeligt er bette
arap, at noget maa gisres iorat iGtte
Ell Chopper for ilige oprerifc Otrin-
ger al ofientlige WGnb, at man III,
tror, at &omiteen bill fiji nebt til at
ta9e IfiGre. aomiteen ~forbplbcr iig
imiolertib tal,s meo Senipn til, bpao
Sfriot Der bpr tages.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Teboftsr q. q. gaonan fra Ct.

- Tebofter @. 9. @oIm fra ct.
ToitI biIitc / @egpnoelicn al llgcn
poo oamle Teuner / Sccorob. San
hopOe pGrct poo Ell 2%onpention | ct.
2plliS oa bar reiit berird til Glgin,
Sn., bporira ban / Ssl9c mcb lin
Spoecr % Setter, 1roicSIor o9
Mrs. u. N. Houelitao fom bertil /
Monoo1S. Wr. @oIlon bar | Ell
Hrffc al Ior pGret Webiem al ct.
Saul "Suilp NcpS" Reoaftionsitob
GA or mi Re6ofier al oct al "Heps".
0pmpunict ilogipne @Iob "Hiirol
@eefln".
Gn al @pcnS pelfienbte SAINT
Iier i%roiluiter i 0iSie Gage 1ecorob.
ioct u. y. GuonoohI far tagct Pm
iuttcl'c iom aoSicrer / Srngtaioeliu'
gen pna Miilponfee @oncn / Waion
Gin % rciite BERTH Wanooa for at
oocrtnac 6ennc Stininl. Snmilien
piI ilptic oertil mc6 Oct nllerisrIte.
Sennen Hoberi bar facet TlaoS Tom
Glcrf hos acknowledgements lam
ntciicoS. : NnIeoninN al SonilictS
ioreIiaacnoc gireilc blep Der al
SongiorcninAci Yuren, bporai Wr.
GuonoobI / Ell lanQ MTffc al Nor
bar prrct ct pirfIomt Wcolcni, Qioet
cn I~iifco5icit for Dem. Ger bar "a.
Ter % Gang % uonlcrfet @epcrt
nina, % en- @opc / Selp blep opcr'
raft GonriIicn ira Snr9crbrsorcnc.
Sobn Stecn ira Woboo, Tebr..
bar oennc llgc prret | Sccorab og
@lcnpoob Sownihip poo n fort vi
lit. Rciicn giaI0t oennc Sang ipe-
ciclt @roocrcll, Wartin Steen, Der
mco line no0lc o0 otti Inr life IGn'
acre or ino iierf % ierli1, 'onn ban
pIcieoc at bare. Wr. Stcecn, Der
ooloo oilapoc "Gccorob Fo'tcn" en-
hpacliN %iiit, iortaltc, at DER ira
lose iii t9bc Oft. oil bli Ell 'tor He'
union al %ctcroner ira @or9erfrigen
pes %icfSturQ, % at Ser bill bli lterre
ScIeNntioner ira alIc Stoter tlllieoe.
Suoitat4peteroncrilc ifol oaIoa to1e
Gel / ocru,c Rciuion. Get er Ne9ie'
rin0en, Tom ioor ocn iitoub, o9 %cte.
roncrne blir oenS BiGitcr uloer
Icitli0beocrne. e cnfclte Stotcr bar
oNiua abort nlc9ct for oenue Sag, ).
0cbroita hor man iooIeoeS bepilact
$4,000 iii Gpffclic al Nellclio9iI
tcruc ior DC gomIc SoINater, iom on
fer al rciic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Krioslfattelopen
peotaeet,

@aibington Sen 3bic Sftober.
&ongresien afilutteoe igaor tit Or
beibe meb ben itore &riesifatteIop, 90
Senatet fuIste Observation-Disclosures
Grempel % peotoe 9onferencefomi-
teens SnoItiainJ uOen Napneopraab.
2open %bempnoiger l1ublfripnina al
oper 212 Billion Dollars / me Sfat,
ter. Oct forpentes, at 2open itrar
oil bli unbertegnet at TrGiioenten.
Senptets 9isfusiion At &umite-
inbitiaingen bar fort. Gen pGlent.
ligite &ritif al ben ginlot Sen belli,t-
teoe gronoifatnins al Npiierne i
Sorm al en- Sorbrielie al Eortoen %
Snbierelien al ct 3oneipitcm, Ser,
iom en- al Salerne paapiite, bill giere
oct biaiaere at ienbe Ipiicr til China
% &uslanb emo, +. Or, ira Stem
Dorf eller Chicago til California og
andre peitlige Stater. Set blep og.
iaa irembppet, at oenne uretinrbige
% ufortiente @eifotning bill oripc
mango Slaoe no al Sorretning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
,lvt politiif parti.

@ inOIcbcnoc StriNt iii Camel
len al ct mt politiit Fnrti cr / bi@it
2olc toect neo Ell &onicrcncc / Chi
cnNn.
%rohi6ition&portict3 NaiionuIfo
mite. Ger inntibi0 bolot ct Mooe ocri
Nncu crtlUrc0c, at Oct par rcoc til at
opliuc i'm &0entitct ion ct treble
Earti, hpilfcu StiIling set par bolot
/ NUitcn Ct boIpt Nnrblmoreoc, ol
Non ~ Sen me rationale Srgani.
lutipu.
Nuoo Napu. set me Farti ifal ioa,
bItp Ser life iottct ro0cu @cilutning
ON. men oct oil rimeIi9uiS bli al.
liort paa en- llerrc aoricrencc, ionl
ituI nihol0c2 ier &nIlcuc / 1913.
! oemc ierite acuicrencc Nclto9
MeprUicutouter Tor ErchibitionSpor.
net, set progressive EGrti "Sin0lc
Ear" @ruppen % set iocialocmo.
trQtute Torti, hpiItct iib'mppute
Norti cr oanuet al WUub. iom forloo
set QonlIc Sociollitporti. iorbi SET
bar piit liz u~pntrioti'f / ben nTrpU.
rcuoe %crbcn&friic.
Sliaa Terioner, Tom NcItoo ! Nor,
observation-disclosures Troe / q. |aII
iorlcocu uar tilitcoe peo aouiercn,
cen, men fife oiiicieIt.
Get porbenoc me TnrtiS Vrogranr
omriattcr bl, a., nlmlnoeliat % 'trcn9i
aicrmeEiert 2anbSicrbiN, Snitiatip
referendum Oh &ecaa og proportio.
mel Experimentation. Get ~iorlanael
SpbGpelicn al Den ieoeralc Spicite
refs Mpnoigbeo iii al umIisbc 2opt
peoiogne al aongresie u, ioet octt,
ital aigisreS peo tSoIteaiitemning
&Ioere uotaler Programmed iia / "a
per al NeAierinaenS SpertaacIic q
aac Gruber, Slietiloer o. aae OF
ientliae aomnmnitotiousmiblcr 0!
nnbre Observation-Disclosures.
Vartiet itiaer iie nroffeIis lopal
c%perior Den neroGrenoe Hesierins
ben n%GrpGrenbe ariie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
44oe Narsans

glimrer III meget flor brilliant, Ger
lfal bape tilbert Eriniesie Souiie az
Gobitrg, bois Smpffer ollie bar pant.
iat | Taris. Gen ifal pGre $4,000
aroner p9rO. llbenom oisie Bril-.
lanter Inner en- Mpngoe andre, %
Surfiier, Hnbiner, Smorogber, 9g.
te or%ientallfe Eerler, ult err reprpIen.
teret. st Gar SriGantsrcnrinse TO.
tier 10000 aroner.
s ct anoet @ulblmeopirlou bar Ger
llgget eft tort @atniture al robe So
raller. Der ifuloe baue tilbsrt Sron.
ming Isabella al Spanicn, men iom
Ipntes mere pasienbe for en- Heger.
priltceSie fra Saipai; oct ianot DOG
bltrtig en- S~iebbaper ber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Snther Gpneacs gabnina.
Sen 4oc Sfiober 1917.

Get ipooaiemticnoc Sfolcnor ucO
2uther GoIlcae beauuote Sirsoaa Den
2bcn Gtiobcr al. 10 S%prniooog.
Slere H~dboprcltcr 90 %herboenoe gen'
ncr az Golleact bar nleot rem Tor al
oclta1e / Nubulnaaicitcn GIternt
bape buot &eltomnen inm Sprerc
DIR. q. @Ieriet, Foll. Vialmiu oa
Qroi. ~. Srpttcu Der itte pirfeoc pco
Slltbcr College iilor, ionnt De me og
tiblloere Glcpcr, ircnlbolbt NrGltocnt
g. q. Hrcus / Ell froitiA Sale, bpor
piatig Def er, az cnhuer Ter pno Ut
SfcIcnrbcibc iom Ell iortiot @ltoatle.
nciic, ION ct aalo, Der life rcttclia
fan parctaaes ubcn @itoS Sicily, oq
JON Ell Sitting ria pna Nn'pur.
Gil Cato bar TIA mclot liz Tom
elcper, II i College aibclingcn %
AZ / Den iorbcrcocnoc NiocIinG. Troi.
8. 2. Sillcboc, i%loli1erc @eitnrcr'ior
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lat Tom @eitprer uco lutheran Hor.
nal Scbool / Siour Soll@, 2. ., o0
/ bans Steb or Yroi. =. u. (in9cl.
itao aniat iom @citnrer Tor benuc nj.
bciing. DR.. @Icriet 0icloptnAer lit
Nlrbcioc eiier CT NnrS &irfc iom BE.
iiprer Tor Tart Hc0ion &lltbcr Sol
legc. ScrauS Sails, Diim. Tnitor
Yfalmln or SGrcr / HorIt, OF lSroi.
W. Srptteu or Sprer / Watcmntlf o0
Sibenifab unbcr Yroi. :. q. Spcrna
SropGr. HiItber College Concert
@ono bar nllcrebc bcapnot nlcb rcocl-
mTsliac Npeliesiimcr. "@anben" pil
fnnrt forcta9e ell &oncerttllr / Nnlebs
ming al ell flor HciormationSicit, Der
bolbes / Yiilpaufcc Den icrltc llNc /
Sftober Wooncb.
Sfoleooret beNpnoer unoer Here
mno1noclilc panlteIiac OnlitpnOlN.
hcber. WieH tiltrooS Tor, at ca. 80
Erooent al ljhite Nar@ Glcper nllcrtoe
i:oor ! ton>ctS &rlQ3tlencite. cr oct
mango Slna lonl tpoer poa, at Der
oil bli Ct peApttct Stoleaar.
4nr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
2Goelneme % Vcrler.

Sanif "Tntionaltibeloc" ifriper:
arisens Scnninger bar blanot mani
&c andre cling ifplet Ell WfGngbe
&oitbarbeoer, Smpffer, 9ble Stene,
Terler % @ullos o. Splpiager op til
bort 2ano. - Get err ct ltotrpf for
ben SfiGbnens SmpGltning, Der err
eaaet ben ouer 2anoe og Wenneifer.
: pberite Neb bar mango Wenneifcr,
TOM bibtil bar rige o9 trpese, maattet
iplge fine Smpffcr % lit Irpcielp.
Mnore bar / Spcr for at biGlpe lit
S9orelano ofret DC iammc Sing. Sra
Sranfrige % Spiflanb, @elgien %
Siterrige fonlmer aoitborbeocrne.
Naturligpis CT life alt, buao Der folo-
bpbes ber, liee pnroiinlbt; ielp oct,
Der fommer ira iornemme Silent, err
10 life aItio al bebite Sort, og ia.
turligpis nbnpttes Sitilationen Der
Iom altio til at loffe Splf mco Sci.
l~igbebsfieb. Mcu pitt err oct, at
napnlig NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sin
ouer f%unfler al @riIanter, Siaman.
ter, Ierlcr % brogebe Stene ION al.
brig fer, oe leIp ON S%agmGnoene Ter
noset ifeptiif paa bet, err Der utpil.
iomt meget p9roiiulbt imellem. Oct
girlber bog her mere emo noaeniinoe
at fi,nne ifieInc oct sooe ira oct caar-
Iiee.
Gil Sen tpife Rissinoiamling er ser
/ rigt Maal ifiGnfet Smpffcr, 8ulb
% Sslp, Iise ira DC beieite areoie og
neotil be iepue Gag. Silt rent Metal
er Der blepet imeltet en-; men Smpf-
fer meo Stene bliper iolgte peo Iuf.
ticn al &igsbanfen, og al Dem bar
mango funbet Sci til DC nsitrale
9onbe, hpor aiebeepncu 10 bar prret
1tprit. gaar man giennem @peu her,
Ter mon ga oeiaa ~iaaonnne Smpffer
Iiese i,oitiaeoe / Ginouerne; ct Stco
Inner ell inf aeiierfrone / @rilian-
ter, iom ifaI pGre itiGnfet til Higs-
inSiamlinsen al aronprinieSie Sc.
ellie. Sroner, Ser beitaar al ell
@Gneoe @rilanter i i~orifieuige
Stsrrelier men Ell itor sperii, fol
bare iiSbet paa aronpriniesians
Smpffeifrin. Zen or purSeret til
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