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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-09-07

Some operators think Mr.. Wilson
has given them coald deal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-09-07

Have heart, We coal barons, be-
fore the weather gets cold.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-21

Northfcfd seminary, will spend the
Christmas vacation with her parents.
Miss Webster will 90 today to hcr
home in Hartford, (Nt.), Miss Anderson
to her home in Florida, Mass, and Miss
Eileen Burns TO her home in Fair Ha-
ven. where they will spend the Christ
mas vacation.
Notwithstanding the abundance of
snow, about 80 persons gathered at the
Bctterley homestead on Dummerston
hin Wednesday evening for the regular
meeting of the Hillside Farmers club.
Music and readings formed a part Of
the program Mr. Bettcrlcy gave good
instructions and answered several ques-
tions on the subject of butter-making
which lie was well qualified to do with
his long experience at that work. Coun,
~ Agent A. W. Sweeton was present
and explained the fertilizer situation
The next meeting will be the election
Of officers on the third Wednesday III
January and viii be held in the home
Of W. II. liescock.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-21
67 DEAD, so HURT IN
CRASH OF TRAINS
Virtually AL on Accommodation Are
Killed or Injured Near Shoppers
vile, Kentucky.

SHEPPERSVILLE, Ky, Dec. y. -
Sixty-seven known dead and 40 to 80
persons injured, some of them seriously,
was the toll taken when Louisville &
Nashville passenger train No. Z from
Cincinnati to New Orleans, early last
night crashed into the rear of a Bards-
town. Louisville & Springfield accom-
mediation train 800 yards south of the
station here.
Virtually every person aboard the ac-
commodation train, both crew and pas
sengers. was either killed or badly in
iured. None of the passengers aboard
the fast train were killed, but a num-
Der were injured. The locomotive was
demolished and the heavy steel coaches
were thrown from the track.
\ relief train was made up at Louis
willie and rushed here with physicians
and nurses. BY the time it arrived
most of the injured and the bodies of
the dead had been removed from the
wrcckage by volunteers.
Within q short time this work was
completed and the train was started
back to Louisville with q clear right of
way, taking the injured to hospitals
there.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-21
BACK TO VERMONT.
Rev. H. C. Ledysrd Expected to Accept
Lyndonville Call.

LNNnONNILLE, Dec. 2l.-Thc tut
versaliat parish has extended a call TO
Rev. Henry CLAY Ledvard of Cortland.
y. V. to the passionate made vacan;
bv the removal OF Rev. II II. Niles 10
Concord. y. H. Rev. Lcdyard was Or
dained To the congregational ministry
in 1908 and held pastoratcs in the
south
Transferring his fellow ship to the
Universalist denomination, he took a
post graduate course in theology at st.
Lawrence university, Canton. y. Y, At
the conclusion of which he accepted a
call to the Universalist church at North
field, after which he went TO the mis-
sion point of the Cniyersalist general
convention at Little Rock. Ark. Later
he went to Cortland. y. y. 1t is ex-
pectcd that he will accept the call aud
assume the pastorate here on Jan. |.
He is married
Previous to his ministry Rev. Mr..
Lcdvard was a soldier in the United
States army, enlisting at the time of
the Spanish. American war and seeing
service IN the Philippine islands He
received wounds from which he mas
never fully recovered.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-21
WEST HALIFAX.

Samuel Clement, who has the log job
AT the steam mill. has moved into the
house with Fred Miner. from Jackson
vile.
Mrs. +. s. Cooke, who has been i'll
few days and under the care OF DR..
Thomas OF jacksonville, is u little more
comfortable at this writing.
Mr.. stone, who owns the steam mill
here, and Mr.. Bixby, who owns the
timber they are saving, are here this
week looking after the business.
Mrs. Hattie Powers, formerly Of
South Newfanc, but now at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. Francis Spraeue
has been real i'll but is much better
now and able to sit up.
The snowfall was so great last
Thursday night and the wind 50 strong
bloc king up all the roads, that no mai
came here from Thursday night unit
Monday night of this week.
DR.. 6. X. Anderson Of Brattlehort
operated upon Levi Mitchell Monda,
| for appendicitis and Tuesday it was re
/; ported that he was doing well. Dr
Anderson brought two nurses with hin
: from Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-21
WINDHAM.

Madam Harrington has returned
from her visit at Ashburnham. Mass.
Mrs. Harriet Dutton has gone to
South Windham to stay with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Putfcr.
Irene ingalls, and Paul Jones are ex.
rcctcd home Saturday from their school
for the vacation.
Warren Rhodes and Myrou ingalls,
have been so unfortunate as to each
Lose good COWS recently.
Mrs. Frank Harrington is conducting
the Red Cross drive for new members
She has been very successful.
Misses Mae ingalls, and Marion 40.
bott are home from Leland and Gray
for the Christmas vacation Elthea Ed
dv went from there to Windsor and sht
and her mother are expected home
soon Tor the HOLIDAYS.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-21
WEST BRAT7LEBORO

Clinton Convey is i'll, threatened with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Leroy Mixer is i'll with jaun.
dice and under the care of physician.
DR.. W. A. Chamberlain of Waseeka
Wis, is visiting here during the holi.
days.
The schools in the academy closed at
1890 today for the Christmas vacation
of two weeks.
Miss Ida 3. Fox goes to Springfield.
Mass, for an indefinite stay with ncr
sister, Mrs. Joseph Mcnard, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. johnson Of
Worcester, Mass, will visit over Christ.
mas with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
c. Squres.
George Robbins will 90 Saturday 20
New York TO spend Christmas with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Merton
G.. Robbins
Robert Hcscock, student in the Uni
versity of Vermont, comes today TO
spend the holidays with his parent 3,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hescock
Charles Compton, student in the
Storrs agricultural college. will spend
the Christmas recess here with his par.
ents, Rev. and Mrs. |. NJ. Compton.
Miss Ruth Prcntiss will come tomor-
row from Montpelier to spend the
Christmas vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Prentiss.
Mrs. Alice Richmond and sister. Mrs.
Emma Niles, go today TO Revere, Mas.
where they will visit two weeks or more
with their brother, Clarence 5. ellis
bee and family.
Miss Florence Warrincr, matron OF
Weston hall AT Mortified seminary, viii
spend theR holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. f.. Chamberlain. Miss Agnes
Chamberlain. who is student in the
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-21
NEWFANE.

Marvin TUthill 5 horse, Dexter died
last week having been i'll about
week.
Mrs Horace Wood sustained au IN
jury to her right lip the first Of the
week bv falling down the cellar stairs
L. II. Fisher, who spent several
weeks at his home below the village
went to Boston. where he is employee"
a. 4 machiuiSt
Rev. 7. D. Childs OF Rochester,
Mass has accepted call to the pas
torate OF the Congregational chur,l.
and will come here Jan. |
The village school viii close the fail
Germ Friday. Miss Auna Aikee teacn-
r.. will spend the two weeks vacation
1t her home IN Burlington
All but one OF the horse sheds back
Of the congregational church, lcll in
| last Friday morning just before LAY
light under weight OF snow.
The Christian Endcavor society VIII
| hold their meetings Sunday evenings
1T : clock in the vcstrv Of the Con
srcgational church until Jan J.,
:. ~; ~,
'n.o , ~, - 49, ~ -
io,,ic - hipioH Mass
~ Pm" ny 'osa''1'o
~ l''''''' a."
~ ~
A collection was taken in the Con
yrepational church for the relief Of
She SUFFERING Armcnians and Svrians.
ANYONE wishing 70 contribute to the
fnnd are asked 10 hand if to Rev. +.
NJ WiswaU or VIRGIL Ranprv.
The Newfane Granoe will hold theil
+ .eonIor meeting next "Wednesday exc
INN They viii have = Christmas tree
,fter tL, maetino Each member !,
eeouostod n brino y Christmas gift
| vLicb tbov received ana vould like IA
| ,Xobaroe
|
| Mfs. horace Nood mas tectlNet ~
| solioNlhS caro- from hcl SUI w" \
| no" IN france; Dear NolIlei
everything y. N: arrived III ht'
HaIe ana an IeeiinS uhc. Ilad i,'eh
20 ear ana good AT that; Ny aai'e~
n Ioul!, ~ -"S' ~
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-21
OVERCOME LACK CT CLOTHING
Germans Even Utilizing Linen Map,
on School Walls

BERNE, Dee. 2l.-German ingenuity
has once moro found a way TO >tayc
of the crisis threatening b. reason OF
the lack OF cloths and clotaiug. The
utirorItirS or the so-called imperial
clothing headquarters. according 10
Berlin papers Just arrived, have or
dcrcd all schools to turn III old wall
maps that are mounted on linen or
cloth by cleansing process. aud the
supply Of linen thus obtained will nr
used, for clothing if possible. bur III
any event for lining.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-21
CHURCH NOTICE.

Confessions in st. Michael 5 Roman
Catholic church Saturday afternoon al
$50 and in the evening at 80. Masses
Sunday morning at $50 and 1880.
Bcnrdiction in the evening at 80.
Sunday school at Oak Grove school at
; clock. Christmas regulations will
be announced Sunday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-21

Vermont Wheel club members take
notice-A turkey dinner will be served
in the club cafe Christmas day provid
CT enough pledges can he secured
Members may invite guests, ladies
and gentlemen, LOO plate. Notice
must be given the steward by noon the
day hcforc.-Ady. 249 2jl
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-21

The more we consider the archittr.
ture OF the orange the more We ue
convinced that the Lord never madn
ii to be eaten with a spoon
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-21

Nothing is gained by boy who goes
through college. Tn" college should 20
through him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-01
LOCAL ELKS TO HOLD
 MEMORIAL EXERCISES
Annual Tribute to Deceased Members Memory Will Be Paid Tomorrow
 at Orphe0 Theatre.

The annual memorial exercises of the local lodge No. 149. Benevolent and Protective Order of Eiks, will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the Orpheo theatre. Arthur F. Trip lett will make the memorial address and large attendance of Elks and their families is expected. The follow ing impressive program will be rem dered:
 Opening ceremonies, Exalted Ruler and Esquire.
 Invocation, Rev. H. A. Stowell.
 Violin solo-"Cavatina,' Mrs, Me- Clean. t3
 Continuation of Ceremonies, Exalts ed Ruler.
 Calling Roll of Departed Brothers, Secretary. ,a
 Solo-"Lead Kindly Light" Miss Broadstreet.
 Responses and Declarations, officers of the lodge.
 Solo - 70. Lord Remember Me-"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-01
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
Issue Due Next June Closed as Sub scriptions Provide Ample
 Funds tO Redeem.

Washington, Nov. 30.-The latest issue of treasury certificates of in- debtedness, due next June 25, and received in payment of inc,me and excess profits hax, was closed to- night by Secretary McAdoo, when subscriptions had reached about $690.. 900, which is more than any previous issue. The entire amount has been subscribed within the last nine days since the issue was announced and books were closed, because ample funds now are provided to redeem the S25O,000,000 certificates, due to- day, and other cash requirements of the treasury in tae immediate future. No definite limit was placed on the is. atla when it was announced
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-01
TRANCE RESTRICTS BREAD

Paris, Nov. 30.-The cabinet today approved of the measures of Victor Bouret, minister of provisions. regu' lating the distribution of bread.
 Closer restrictions have become necessary because of insufficient harvests and the limitations of ton. mage for importations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-01
NAVAL OFFICER EXPECTED.

Lieut.. L, F Lowe, who is stationed on the battelship Nevada, will arrive tomorrow to visit his brother, Dr. w. T. Lowe, Lieut.. Larome Lowe, and County Superintendent of Education Alb. Lowe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-01

Dr. Williams, football coach at Min nesota, claims that the Gophers' great play, "the Minnesota shift" loses it's effectiveness when number are used on the players backs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-01

The Cornell football players declare that in their recent game with Ford ham the New Workers roughed it to B fare-thee-well.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-01

Don't fail to see Geraldine Farrar in Woman God Forgot" Best thea. tre Monday and Tuesday. l2.1-2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-01

The American league club owners will have a hard problem when they meet in annual session in Chicago this month to decide on definite policy for the coming season. In all probail- ity large majority of the big league players will be in the service before spring training time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-01

Miss Schloss.
 Eulogy-John Crowley, Wilbur Or to, J. c. Whihte, Creed Caldwell.
 Quartette-"I Can Not Find Thee," Miss Harrell, Mrs. Core, Mir. Kastor, MT. West.
 Memorial address. Arthur F. Trip. lett.
 Solo-"The Yord Is My Light, Miss Ernestine Norris.
 Doxology. Benediction. Rev. H. A. Stowell.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-03


Sc Yeipar at fad alle oeres mo-
Ganlnterdter biargef fil aano,
SoiefIen, Ser paa CT aare
por orebtet ct Stpffe moo gaoro, blep
.e1l Del %forilaaet atoget graopa
GODS.
0anoen bbleb 5eerlle liot efftel
fist fgrt iaa latlgt IND moo stralo..
faltfen at ben fliltoe troffffes pao
2anb oeo Sialp al ct spi1 men ialao
.aoot lom belle ben gobe 6angiitt H.
al1togplig bel1peb 1000 Hb SIT --
bar gaaet tabt. 9Gg iaa bar BET il
en6oa biIliet iluppen, gar l1lpffer'
ifet lRngere fra 2ano, Dfloe Sc iire
giifere ia1toipnligpis Dare orl1fne-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-03
Gm banif Baage til 6al0-2eirer.

Ser CT, om omtalt, nnfommef
1928 rDe tDife % pitrigife Sanger II
laeiren SaIo. Blanbt bisie Ct Ct
ung, onniftalenoe Officer, Guoolpb
Der bitter iig at bore banif af $40.
iel. Son ct fsot Mubenroa II ei
|oonif Stem, men bans 15oe Mar
|reilfe Soralorene til &glt, btpor So
|oeren blep baniff @oninl.
uNanoers Mmtgabiis1 @orreipon=
|Dert bar baDt en- 5amfale me6 BEN
lie unge Danlfer, Der l1otnlte::
Seq bar Dpret rugfiF San=
|genifab 1H Nar. Qaret 6r Sri
gems l1obrno bar leg. bIeDen Diff
|eer, % leg bar meo fra arigers
|ferfte Dog. Otter nalten b%alpanoet
|aors Sorlgb bseD leg altiaa taget
6artge, og bar ioen baref GrS=
|latro, bbor leg Deo &eiilerin0e Dag
mars Wellemfomit bIep fenot til Ell
|Gangeleir meo ltoealufffertbe Danife,
ffor bbilfe leg bleo Serer.
i bapoe set meget mintert %
|goot 2ejrel bpor ii 81. q. OPP
|fsrfe rSSeapppe paa giiergett1
gi0ere notaler 2sitnant NfuboIpb,
bon Daober, at bet oil Ipffes
moo ct dfgibe 9gresoro at fna Sob.
at tage ino H garbus frd Get
rer. Ser bar ban nemlig SarniIie
.&onf1l Sfillinas Grue e. bang Mo5
oers aliiite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-03
11bnanbrimaen | 1916.

Meoens Der 1918 Mlaret ~
&rigen - 11obanorebe pner $500
fra Donmarf, par GaIlet 1916
gnaet neo til l1noer SalDoelen, nemr=
Zig 1895; % BOG q bette 1000
Here END 1915.
9ber 4, 900 Of bisie 4,,2265 n0o==
banbrere cir til Il, g. &C., oerefter
Eomnner Canada meo 152, Mel1em=
.og 5Doamerifa meb Sc, M~ltitralterl
9, Nfrifa 4 % 0iien 8. S 1918
oft 1000 til CANADA.
Mf l1obonorerne bar 100 fra Sd
'benbapn, 475 fra 8robinsbper %
'356 fra 2anoet. 226 bar 2ar0brn.
,,gere, 700 MrbeioS- % Gjeneitefarle,
16S @aal1obGrfere, 233333 9al1olenbe
ng So 5pfarenoe.
Set ct ct %llp6Danligt ltort M1=
tal observation-disclosures, Der i 1916
bar forloot 2anoet, npIten Dobbelt
1aa mange }om i Giennemlnittet al
Greaaret 1911-13; tioligere par
2on6boerne oe lelte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-03


Husarbejjde og hayde opgiyet Haab
ON at hbliye rask igjen, da min So
ster bad mig prove Lydia =. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Brugte
IS Flasker og er blevet en- rask
Kivnde og i Stand til at gjore nit
Husarbejjde. Onsker at liver liden,dlee
Kvinde proven Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound og Sc for Dem
SEW, hyor8 godt det !. Mrs.
..Cnl II. Kieso, 500 North Ave,
Aurora, I'll.
bet store Antal at indsendte Vid-
nesbyrd, der opbeyares i Pinkham's
L~aboratorium, mango at dem e Of
fentliggjort efter Tilladelse, er Be
wiser for Warden at Lydia F. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, Be
handling at kvindelige Sygdomme:
Enhyer svagelig Kvinde i de For
enede Slater e. sopriigtigt indbudt til
at skrive til The Lydia z. Pink
ham Medicine Co. q Fortrolighed)
Lynn, Mass, for specielle Rad
.Det ersfrit og vii bringe Dem Sund-
he'd og maa frelse Deres Liv.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-03
@anifelisbeber peb grenIen.

S en- Iangere Nrtifel eigr nMibe
l5ttftst1oenoe0 reoe for 6e 8elbnr-
Hgbeoer, 6anffe 2onosmano, Ser
eier SSor6 pao begge 5ioer af Green.
fien, be111e Giio meo at faa Sob tit
nf panssfie fine SSorober SDo for Brau-
ilepn1s. g fifafesr tore gnnifeligbeoer far1
oe fad 8ng, bborbeo ltogifte11 er ct
balbf 5lt1oreoe Rroner, % set Dor
Ioe ofte ingen @lpoe nL 90 Ser az
ligepel Ipggeg Dem Sinoringer /
geiien, ioa set bomber, at Sc lite
|faar Sop tilSat bite 4fqrgoen eller
|bettfe oe grabeoe gerb SDo for
|Gra1fen. 8laoet @fllitter fine ge-
|t~ragtniuger iaoleoes So @rigen It,
|h raier. oenre ggn, % 50 2a1o-
lforns sSnniipeftio1e1l giber Granie-
|boerne oeroDer Bas gratis eller til
|nogle faoa &igsmarf 55ttDffffd, faabiot
|ibioes, for at Sc fan posIere Set
5po1tfljaoen % @rpnielinien, ut,oar
pet giploer gieaoommells Grit el-
le e1s2 SilpeeiieabringeIie at Neri1gsmion
Yer, f 6cr mon bone @rl,no tiI at
meme q 8eifeoenbeo, ielbfgIqeIiq
Ct Gr~anieboerfe berober not Bad
en liot lelnpeli9ere Moaoe nootte
lttfus aa SOB tic at ofbenDffe fine
Ntarfer oerober Bog @regnlen. Mon
sen Hfe FAC 9ie poaa, at Sc tpife
eS'r1aRranl1eioloafer bar operbattes me
eef g faee Sore poo ber oeo Green
leg ft1roe IS ffe not nogIe Daasas
timer f0tttroaers Sc oanife @ranie
beers 5arofsl IL 81 ia oeres Coo
erSoeroDer aaoer st ser bebdoes al
nq1fee 9lnlfaaoigbeoer 1neo soto
gran 90 9ass ion tl eu
peg aeifs oflonSs sitore
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-03
5oriSget Mffffeoses ober az Sor-

5oripget lDffeoes oper a Sor-
'pelrtning. geo Niniefio fripas at
gulipanmarfen 1 Strafi0egnen moro
|for Sabp itoo ion lualoe reof
glomitertappe. De ca. 10000 FL So
|lipqllgg, Der iom bet grite Sorlpg
er lagf, too ! fnlo glomlf. Wierl
Had bar oct ogfaa forbi Tor slar,
allereoe Eiirsoag efter 9infe falot
g.omlferne;; Sc nappes q 8lornltt
|for 8lomit for at 2ggene beg beore
|fan llohifle iig. Sort SSnli fages
|2pgene op % iorteres pc iferlte 90
|be fraftigite, Der egr1er lig beDIf lnlli
Sanbelspare, gaar oerefter tl
|DRbnfelbt 9benie, ION ejer 5or-
IiggSmarfen Der % lere andre Ste
der i 2anoet, % om grer oem !
SSa1oelelt ION banife Srlipunlgg;
De mirore 2gg gjemmes ben ~
WI8E IlEEA EF-L Elf llEHg E4E{E
na1te &nltlr % lRggeS September
Ell Marf beb 5iben al ben, ser
Mar ct benpttet.
500 gobe ct ne1nlig l1oiigferne
|for bet fgrite Sorigg beropppe, ct &c
Dil bliDe gientaget og rimeligpis ri.
|Diie fig at blibe en- lGnnenbe &llfnr,
|iom bill blibe forfeit Mar efter Nar
maaife ! 5orbi11oelie meo a116re 2eg=
f%rltrtrer, Tom t gfs. Rarcisier. Sol
lanoeren, Der oreitaar oe fore 2pg=
%flltlrer, er meget flfreos meb Dem.
Ser baDoe 2ggene flaret iig goot
oper 8iinteren, mebens be andre
|Steoer, naDnlig bDor Ser bapbe taa=
let 8an0 oper Dem, bar belt doe
Iogte.
SRbD bill antagelig i Sremtioen
fomme til at lebere ct life 1an lille
Contingent Of De gooe 6anife 8lom=
iterlgg, iom allerebe er go6t paa
Bei til at ~fortrpnge be inofgrte
|paa BET Uemlige Morfeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-03
|NRel af 9apre, gps % glanoinss,
IR0.

Da oe Mang0ar al Mllg= % &pe=
oernel, Der er til Di1poiitipn for
ltgentlig @usbol0ningsbrl1g, CT me-
get imaa> benleoes Spmnrfiombe=
ben pan, at Der beb l1nberlGgelier,
|ipm Ct oretaget giennem ben fgl.
8eterinar= % carbohydrates Sd
.'boratorium for lanoDfonomiife 5or-
|ieg, er biif, at set CT muligt for en-
|bDer 2nnobeorift, Der er i 8eiiooelie
[of @abre, 8lanoingsiao eller 8Dg
lat ifaffe fig MeI til SnSboloningS-
brrg peo at iigte oea @rl1tning, Der
|nf be 1r9bnte @orniorter er mulet
|til DDrene. grutntngen bgr Dpre
malet Harpt, ogr Sroiigtaingen Tan
foregaa ente11 pan Melle meb en-
'oluin6elig iefSfantet 5igtemelsiigte
.eller ! D~ebfommenbe 8ebrift ielp;
i lau Silfploe bruges Ell alminoelig
S%a,1oitgte me0 fine Sr!ler Ct. gfs.
Be, Mgller1te faloer Slor Scr. 2
tne0 goot so Suller pua Gommen).
Sberfe,t Mplles eller Siemmeligt-
ming of grut fan fille at Melet
frq 5follerne, % MeIet bliDer feb
fglgelie beIler life iarIig tint eller
hhfAt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-03
|aompagnicbe bar bans Sober,
Sl1lomagtig Hoie, faaet fplgenoe
|8reb: 4

StOWpqgn1cDeT DQr Ddl9 SdOeE,
S%l1lomagtig Hoie, faaf fplgenoe
|8reb:
Sranfrig, 90. Mpril 1917.
&ijpre ST.. 6ofel Seq ifriDer for
at nDtrDffe til Sem min sn1eget ST.
,be Spmputbi peo Deres 5en, g. q.
Roies 500.
: San bleb orpbt at en- 8ombe IL
de beb sioen al mig / bort Mngreb
ben 8. Mpril, FIN SO Daros fra
bort Maal, fom bar Ebiferr1es tre-
Die 2inie. Dette er ben f6rite gban=
Ice, leg nor rabt til at funne ifribe
|ti1 Dem, foroi gntaillonen lige MT
er fo11n1en uo Of 5fphegrapene.
|Deres 5en par beo fit 9pb 2o11=
&c Corporal / 4ompagniets spei-
|oere og bar Ell al oe melt mooige
Nano, leg nogen 5inoe bar fjertot.
San piloe iiimfffert bore HI!ebet oefoz
reret, baboe ban lepet, % bans
Sapperbeo bar ct 5laeoro &on1-
|pagniet.
Scr iaa De11lig at mootoge @ot1t=
pngniets Officerers sprnpati / De-
reg tore Sab, og bbis ser er roget,
Eleg tan gigre for Dem, las mig oct
enoelig bioe. Deres oprigtige 9.
g. g. Miils, Maior. s.. 6. 9. gap
"a. ganabion gah.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-03
; D'|'af1111ark. =
beriblonb1

sDeIager 6eriblnnbt SSorobpr, en-
felfe Mnr inotil 600 8b. sS .s5
Gienoomlnell er noge1lrnoe goDt
bueaIilggenfoe, men Der er WfI TIL
Mergel % erD. Den er M bllroe==
ret til 1000 &r., bboraf BET ifppll=
beg 1000 &r. Ser er aaleoes en-
Sornnefremgang paa 1900 ar!!!
Samiilien beltaar at s 8prn, %
.&o1en bar fun i mitlbre @rab fnn=
net tage Del g%iel1opmmens Drift.
Siemrnet bar bpret biemiggt al Sgg--
Dorn1ne, % Maolen maatte enops
Ell STD paa 5pgebus &jgbe.1barn.
&e1e gamilien npoer ben itgrite 80
telie og MnfeeHe 5ognet. Weaofe1t
bar i Marenes 2eb mootaget Ell
&affe 9ramier pg Mnerfienoelfer
Her for See % 9egnSpla1tnil1g,
men pgiaa for Seoepla1ltniW pg for
.pppfperlig 9Drfninq of @~uSloo6en.
Sons girfiombeo bar pirfet fom
ct goM gfscmpel1 % Ben mao Be-
tegnes Tom almi1oelig pod ggnen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-03
.gn 1llpSia t,1a Daaifer.

Soil: Sall 5tiffgt & ortaner.
of Ell ing 9arifer 5peito Nage
Noie oer TOT 11ogIe gar i0en Git
5foP Sc MsseO oen 9 april
al0en poo @eiffronten. Sra bans
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-03
Dereg bengibne
Senrif Sbien.
st Stbffe Sollano Deb gabb.

Som fio1ligere omtalt Ell Ser
Rarbeoen 4 SebD foretaget Ell 4 t
Ell bollanoF ufiparoDrfer leoet
5sorisg meo DDrfnitg at guipan=
lfg itor 5ti pdd 5tpfffe Soro.
ION iD1tes iprlig gaot egt1et tiI
bette 9rlig. ssssS.