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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12

walton. Pretending to be in trouble,
and this avoiding IRE from the anti
aircraft guns, he fell in side-stalls to
l,S00 feet, suddenly. rightcd himself
and Owed at the balloon. He opened
and continued firing until he almost
touched the big gas bag. Just as he
passed over it, the thing burst into
flames and was destroyed in a few
seconds.
The Germans lately have adopted
the ruse of "stalling" and shamming
fall out of control. 1t is thrilling,
but not uncommon to see German
machine, when closely pressed, turn
its tail straight up in the air and dive
toward the earth for distance of g.
900 to 5000 feet, and just as the
initiated onlooker would expect a
crash" it fiattens out and starts pell-
nell for its own lines. One does not
always get away with this bit of aerial
strategy, however, as is shown by the
record OF Captain B. After attacking
three hostile machines, he saw one OF
them going down in spinning nose
dive. He suspected the honesty of
that dive and decided to do little
diving ION his own" This dramatic
downward duel continued for full S.
600 feet, until the German was driven
into a spin "and seen to crash"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
Today's Sport Calendar

slSating-Eastern outdoor speed cham
pionships at, Ncwburg, n. Y.
Field Trials---National frec-for-all cham
pionship ut Calhoun, Ala.
Base Ball-Annuai meeting National Ans
teur base Ball association Of America ut
Indianapolis.
Bowling-Opening Of Tri-State ten pin
bowling tournament at Pittsburgh.
COLLABORATING of Ladies' Annual Febru-
airy tournament at Beileair, Fla; opening of
annual woman's championship tournament
OF Palm Beach, Fla.
Basket Ball-Eastern intercollegiate, Dart
mouth Mt Columbia, Pennsylvania at Yale.
Western conference, Northwestern ut Wis
consin, Minnesota at Ohio State.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of shows at In
dianapolis, Toledo, Louisville, Kansas City.
Swimming--Collcke of City of New York
VS.. Yale at New Haven; syracuse VS..
Northwestern at Syracuse.
Boxing-Fred Fulton VS.. Charlie Weinert,
ten rounds, at New York; George Chip, vs.
Al Mccoy, 10 rounds, at Youngstown; Matt
Wells W.. Jimmy Duffy, IL rounds, ut Buff
falo; Kid Williams VS.. Freddie Yelle, IL
rounds. ut Taunton, Mass; Walter Butler
VS.. Eddie Kelly, IL rounds, at Pittsfield,
Mass; Willie jackson vs.. Artie Root, 9
rounds, at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
OMAHA TO OBSERVE
LINCOLN BIRTHDAY
Program Will Be Given at
Auditorium, Following Pa
rade of Guardsmen.
WILL BIZ LEGAL HOLIDAY

A Lincoln Washington program in
the Auditorium Monday afternoon,
beginning at 2 o'clock, will be the
chief feature Of Omaha's observance
OF Lincoln's birthday anniversary. In
der the auspices of fourteen patriotic
societies the following program will
be given, Mayor Dahlman presiding:
"Star Spangled Banner" Grand
Army quartet; invocation. Rev. G. A.
Hurlbert; address, Washington" A.
w. Jefferis; Battle Hymn Of the Re-
public" Scottish Rite quartet; ad-
dress, Lincoln" Captain c. f.
Adams; reading, Miss Leta Toney;
America" led by the Grand Army
quartet.
Moving from the court house at
80 a parade will be formed as fol-
lows: Fifth regiment, Nebraska Ma
tional Guards, Colonel Paul. First
battalion, Nebraska National Guards,
Colonel Elsasser; High School Cadets,
Boy Scouts, Spanish War Veterans
and Grand Army of the Republic.
The committeeman in charge of the
program are: Captain c. E. Adams,
Major H. S. Wilcox, F. S. Simpson,
R. E. Egan and Jonathan Edwards,
Representative citizens will occupy
seats on the Auditorium staqr. An
invitation has been cxtcr / to
Charles F. Henderson Camp No. l.,
Sons of Veterans, to attend the exet
cises.
As Lincoln day is a state legal holt
day, the banks will be closed City
hall and courthouse will observe the
entire day. 1t is understood that the
grand jury will grind away as usual,
The schools will not be closed. but
high school. pupils will be dismissed
in time. 70 60 to the Auditorium. No
change announced for the days
work at the postoffice.
Mayor Dahlman's holiday procla-
ton follows:
February 18th is n legal holiday In tho
state OF Nebraska, known as Lincoin's
established TO honor the memory
of one of the great presidents OF our coun-
try. The Grand Army of the Republic and
other patriotic orders and citizens have
made arrangements to observe this holt
day by suitable exercises and patriotic adj
dresses upon the lives of George Washington
and Abraham Lincoln at the City Audi
torium on February -. 1917. II Is especially
appropriate at this time in the stormy state
Of our foreign relations that the lives OF
these great men should be reviewed and
their deeds recountcd. Both stood for the
highest ideals OF American citizenship, and
for the honor and glory of our country.
Now, therefore. !, ms mayor Of tho city
OF Omaha, request that our business men
and citizens generally observe Monday.
IL, 1917, as q holiday, and that
all who can attend the patriotic gather
ing at the City Auditorium.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
Monument to Commemorate
Her0iSm of the BelgianS
Correspondence of The Associated Press.)

Correspondence of The Associated Press.)
Paris, Jan. 20.-A monument, de-
signed by Corporal George Hendrick
of Brussels and erected by the Bel
gian army on the battlefield of the
User, will commemorate the heroism
of the Belgian soldiers who fell there
in defense of the last little corner of
free Belgium.
A massive wall, symbolical of the
rampant that opposed the German adj
vance in Flanders. will rise from the
center of the semi-circle of parapets,
so arranged as to recall the trench
life on the User front. Thirty-four
small columns will be erected at the
base of the ramparts to bear the en-
graved names of men who died on
the User.
A block of uncut stone bearing on
one face the verses that the late poet
Verhaeren consecrated to the young
Belgians who died for their country,
will be placed in the front Of the
wall. The location of the monument
will probably not be given out for
publication until all danger of bom7
bardments has passed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
England Issues Fraudproof
One Pound Treasury Note

Correspondence Of The Associated PressG
London, Jan. 20.-The new 81
treasury notes which will be is
sued shortly are described as fraud
proof and have been designed with
the assistance of the greatest author
ity on illicit reproduction. The paper
is white and somewhat thicker than
the present notes; on the right is the
kings head in curious pale grecny-
brown shade, surrounded by an oval
bearing the imperial titles and sur
mounted by the crown.
On the left is design'of st. George
and the dragon. Green ink is used
for the lettering. The reverse of the
note bears in faint ink an outline of
the houses Of Parliament, with a
watermark of zone pound and the
royal cipher and crown on either side.
New 10 shilling notes will appear
later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
Allies Make Slow Progress
In Campaign Against Rats

Correspondence of The Associated Press,)
Paris, Jan. 20.--Thc allies have
made little progress against their
four-footcd enemies, the rats, on the
French front. They seem to be quite
as numerous as during the second
winter campaign, though great num-
bers have been killed. They multiply
faster than the numbers Of dogs sent
to the front to fight them and are
now, it is said, menacing the army
with an epidemic OF jaundice.
The rats in the trenches have been
discovered to carry in their organism,
without apparent harm to themselves,
microbe called the spirochaete in
the form of little serpent, which,
communicated to a human being, de-
velops jaundice. A coupteracting
serum is being sought.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
Second Drunk on Part of
Wife Means Allowance Loss

Correspondence of The Associated Pnss)
London, Jan. 2s.-Loss of separa-
ton allowances is the new form of
punishment melted out to soldiers
wives who are found guilty of drink
ing to excess a second time. This
action, taken by the military author
tiles, was found necessary to curb the
appetites for drink OF the wives of
soldiers at the front.
Under the newest order the police
have power when soldiers wife is
taken to a police station for drunken
ness to detain her till she is sober and
dismiss her with AN appeal to her
better nature" If after a second
warning she persists in Such irregu-
larity OF conduct" loss Of the separa-
ton allowance ensues.
Give your Want AID chance to
make good. Run it in The Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
Women Of Berlin Doing Work
Formerly Done by the Men

Correspondence Of The Associated Press.)
Berlin, Jan. 20-One of the Berlin
newspapers has conducted an inquiry
as to how women have succeeded in
doing mems work, and to what extent
they will be kept at such work after
the war.
The leading electrical company of
the country replied that it was now
employing four times as many women
as before the war, and its factories in
general had favorable results with
women as workers.
The STRENGTHENING department re-
ports that women have done well as
transfers on night work, but they
have not yet been employed in actual
street cleaning, there being enough
men to do it. The omnibus company
has been employing women only for a
short time, but it reports itself as sat
isfed with them, both as drivers and
as conductors. The leading local ex-
press company, which also handles
much baggage and other heavy OBJ
jects, says that it has some women at
work, but it finds that they are not
suited for such heavy work; they are
also hindered by their clothing in
climbing upon and out OF the wagons.
The Berlin Street Railway COM
pany has substituted women for men
to the extent OF one-half of the names
on its pay rolls; 5000 of its 400 con-
ductors are women, $50 of the 2,750
motormen, 400 of the 1000 employees
in its workshops, including those en-
gagged in washing cars, and 200 of the
500 office employees. The company
says: "In all these positions women
are doing satisfactory work, which
varies little from that of the men,"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
OMAHA,
Omaha Basket Five Has
Some Lively Games Ahead

The Central High basket ball five
which has undertaken the hardest
schedule in the history of the school
this year, will get no rest this week
after its strenuous three-day trip into
Iowa. Central will meet South High
on the latter's floor Friday night in
a return engagement. Central won
from South High in close game on
the "Y" floor, by score Of 20 to Is,
but it is thought by Central High
followers that their team will put up
a much better exhibition this time
Saturday night Central High will
play Beatrice on the "Y" floor.
Beatrice lost practically the whole
team which won the state champion
ship last year.
The following week Omaha will
make a two-day trip, playing St.
Joseph and Atchison High schools.
The result of these two games will
decided what claim Omaha has on
the Missouri Valley championship.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
IN" Men of Nebraska
Form Association;
Guy Reed Promoter

Lincoln, Feb. ll.-(Special. IAN
IN" mems association, composed of
athletics who have won their college
letter in any main branch of sport at
the Husker institution, was formed
here yesterday at meeting at the
Commercial club.
Guy E. Reed was the prime mover
in the organization of the club and
with Coach Stewart and Assistant
Coach Rutherford attended. Twenty
letter men were present and commit
tees were named to arrange for a
meeting next week at which the final
steps of organization will be taken.
The purpose of the club, it was an
nounced, was to foster a better spirit
in university athletics, greater cour-
tesy to visiting teams and to. interest
the high school boys of the state in
the Husker institution. p.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
Speed Association of West
Point Elects Directors

West Point, Neb., Feb. l1.-(Spe-
cial.)-The annual meeting OF the
West Point Speed association was
held last week and steps taken look
ing toward holding another race
meeting at West Point the coming
summer. The following board of
directors was chosen: W. T. S. Ne
ligh, N. w. Baumann, F. D. Sharrar,
Fred I. Nitz, Mayor H. H. Howarth,
G. J. Collins, Herman Koch. Chris
Schinstock, M. ]. Schmitt. The
prospects for a successful race meet
this summer we're never better, and
the association is confident that the
races this year will excel any pre-
vious meets held here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
French Towns Oppose
Immoral Movie Films

(Corresp0ndence OF The Associated Pvess)
Paris, Jan. 27.-One by one French
towns are taking measures against
demoralizing moving picture films.
The municipal council OF the town of
Beaune, the rich region of Burgundy
wines, has decided to prohibit the
exposition Of police films. Auxcrre is
about to follow its example since a
band of young marauders Of IA to 16
years old drew inspiration from de-
tective film to rob several merchants
of the town.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
Comiskey Invited to
Train in Canal Zone

Chicago, Feb. lo.-Colonel J. J.
Morrow, acting governor of the Pana-
ma canal zone has extended an
invitation to Charles A. Comiskey,
president of the Chicago American
base ball club, to train his team there
next year. President Comiskey, said
tonight, he probably would accept the
invitation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12

Holdrege Neb, Feb. 11.--tspecial.)-.
Holdrege defeated the Kearney High school
basket ball team Friday night "a to 20.
The play was fast and free from excessive
roughness Hcldrege had lead Of fifteen
at the end of the first half and would have
had margin Of three points at the close
mad not Mitchell Of the local team pulled
a prize bone and shot goal for Kearney.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12

sidney, Neb., Feb II-(Speciai Tele-
grant, Sidney High school quintet
continues to be the strongest bidders for the
pennant in the Western Nebraska Basket
Ball league. At Kmball last night Sidney
defeated the Kimbal county aggregation.
20 to II, Clinton and Andrews for Sidney
did the star work. making six field goals
between them. Sidney lineup: Bentley,
center; Andrews and Woodbridge, forwards;
Wright and Clinton, guards.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12

Holdrege. Neb Feb. 11.--(Special.)-J.
B. Jenkins OF Hodrege won the state
checker championship Friday night when
he defeated G.. C. Grosvenor OF Hoardville
in the final game. L. T. Brookings Of
Funk four times state champion, did not
play in the finals because Of being called
home. L. T. Bookings was elected presi-
dent and f. F. Osborne of McCook secre-
fory reaqtirer .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
Military Training for the
Men of India is Expected

Correspondence of The Associated Prcss.)
Calcutta, Jan. 20.z4The announce
ment OF scheme OF compulsory mil
itary training for India is expected
shortly. The scheme as at first put
into effect will apply only to Euro
peans and Anglo-Indians.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12

Omaha Plays Bellevue.
The Omaha university five will meet the
Bellevue college team on the formers court
this evening at o'clock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12

Persistent Advertising Is the Road
to Success.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-12
A Diving Duel.

This same little Lieutenant A seems
to persist in the records of the serv-
ice. One day he was crossing the en-
envy lines at II 500 feet when he found
himself directly above German kite
balloon. sent up for artillery obser-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
HUSBAND ,Sare.

Eetrograo oen t0oe gpril. - Sen
proniiorilfe Gegierina bar ill set rms.
fife 5oIf uoiteot foIgenoe Troflamo.
tiun ON oen itore 6are, ION trler
HuSldno - Ell Proclamation Der err
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ct Gotlimtent al oenne 9lrt at ppre:
"efterat baUe itIoeret oen militPre
Sitllatton bar Den rusiiife 6egiering
beiIuttet / gligtens og 6eoreImoets
Napn at iortGIlc Solicit oirefte og
aabent Den belle Sanohco.
Get ganle Sture, Tom MI cr fulo.
faltet, c'terlo0 Sanoets Soripar / eli
Isrgelig foroirret 5o%rfatning. 9eo
i'm frimineQe lluirfiombeo og line
taabeIige SoranitoItninqer braate Sen
6orpirring inc / pore Sinauier, /
5ransportuPienet co SilisrieIen til
Irmcen al Frouinnt 90 ammunition.
Oct ipptfeoe belle Dor sfonomiife Or.
ganiiation.
Zen propiioriife &egiering, meo
ATTN Stette al ben belle Station, piI
anuenoe belle lin energI paa at rette
paa De aluorlige Sslger al Oct ganle
ganinre. Wange al 69orelanoets
Ssnner bar ireioigt oiret lit BLOB
oisie hnlptreoie Iange arigsaar, men
9anoet er iremoeles iitano iii ct rette
ct fraitigt Slag inroo 5ienoen, ionn
holoer beiat belle 9iitritter al bort
2anb, og MI, oa Den %rlisiiife Sribeo
netop err ieot, trlier os meo ct mt OF
a~fgisrenoe Stso.
Bort rationale Soriuar og Seiriel.
len al DC Streg, iom er beiat az Sien.
oer, uogier MI oct pigtigite Broblem
Tor pore arisere, iom err iat til at icr.
ipare port Soils nppinone Sribeo /
ner Screening meo bore Slliereoe.
Hegierinsen anier Oct for lin Tligt
M at erflPre, Of oct irie Hilslano
life bar iii Wtaal at berife oper andre
9ationer. of berspe Dem oeres 9atio.
nalitei eaer nleo Iagt at bei9ftc
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oens Maal of iaa etableret en- poris
S~ertfaiieIie fra Siss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
6rufuld Explosion
Emmnnitiunsfobrif iprGnat i 9ni.
ten. S~nnorcSer Sr0bt cller iaaret.
Mbpagelie WiStamfe.

Gbeiter, ga, oen t0oe April:
en- ior~fGrbelia Grploiion ianot
i6ag Steo / goopitone Immlrnitiou
Corporations tore Sabrit / gbop.
Itone, 80, ell Wil iioenfor 9petl.
buorpeo ca. 1875 Wenneiter, Stsr.
IIeoclen aplnoer % unge Giger,
bleu orGbt % oper 100 andre flo.
oeee % mango iaa ifr9ffelig lem.
lpitebe at Here al Dem life pertes
ct fulnie operitna oct.
2igbltiet or oueriplot al Be orGb.
tes Sig, mems andre er bobeoe iam-
men / itore Ginger paa @aoen
ubenfor De isnoeriprGngte gpgnin.
ger.
I'll Coroner 8bites gesrapeIies.
etablis lement or brogt SO Gig,
hporaf 10 or unae Tiger.
Suliuoer al Bigger bar bclfipfti.
gcoe | 6abrifen. 0e flcite al Dem
bar biemmebsreuoe | Ebilabelpbia.
&c bar bIct tiltriifne al oen beie
Gaglsn. iom betaltes.
Grploiioneu, Der inbtraf peo 10.
Sioen ON Wor9enen, ianot Stco |
Giialerummet / SbrapneIbpanir.
gen, bpor cnrtreut 100 Bigger par ;
Arbeioe. s Ell peo Sioen al lig.
gcnoe gpgning par oplagret 3d..
coo 8ranotbplitre. en m grpIo.
lion oemoIereoe oeriue gpgning. On
Sloebrono opitoo | Hilinerne,
men oct lpffeoes efter to Simers
Nrbeioe at iaa Slammerne iluffet.
aariasen til G~rploiionen err crb-
M life fonitateret, men iaapel
tIdnot Irbeioerne Iom blonbt Solf
Il Acknowledged nGres Der itpr.
Wistanfe ONT, at Den ifploe8 tpIfe
Spioner.
eronu tent no paa Gitermiooa.
gen bar Voltttet og Vrotofoltenc
teifipitigeoe meo at giennemisae
Nuinerne efter muligens flere Gre,
oa ct tort Intal en0nu lapues.
GronatbpIitrer ianotes lpreot ON.
fling / Here apartalers Smtreos.
Ger berifer fremoeles oen ~itsritc
6orpirring, % ingeu tilaoes at
nGrnte Jig Steoet. boor grploiio.
uen fanot Steo.
Sporpoanslinien iii gobpitone er
fife / Girfiombeo. bo oen cleftriife
Sraftleonirg blcp soelGgt.
Gen isrite GrpIoiion fanot Steo
i Den iaafol0te t0-6 gpgning.
Zen efteriulgteS u9lten meb OCT
famine al Ell I'M Grploiion | oen
gnntle 6.gpguing. Segge oisie
@pgninger beitipitigeoe a. 400 ar.
tciocre, Stsritcparten al Dem 9uin.
Der % linge Figer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13

Steo | Smegnen al oenne Hpa bar
3pifcrre Sobirite euonu. Set er
poa Seioc Hr. 145. &c latte
alt mo poo at bcbolbe benne Sang,
lom noaier ct al De iterfeite Sumter
ueo belle Sronten. SeIe Saueen or
Il enclte Girpor AZ unocrioroiifc 8ol.
lericr mcb Gemcntiunoamenter TO-
aononer % Witrulisier OF oft Silbe.
bsr. Saugen er imioIertih poa ire
Siocr i%ioIeret ira sc tpite StiIIinger,
% ocnS 6aIo er blot ct SiosipsrgS.
mual.
Gonooiernes lab al Siiicerer ueo
Stormcu paa @imp opaioeS iii 50.
Otter oct panIige 6orbolo ifuIbc on
oercS Iantleoe Cab bcIobe lia til ca.
1900 Wunb, ct Gal, icm onieeS for
mcgct Ioot / 6orbolb til SompeuS
Sarotter og Intollet al DC trooper.
Iom ocltog.
X n X
Sonoon, lite Npril. - timber FL.
Sltat ira Arrasironten eiterloo IN.
lfernc lig ell itor Mrngoe arigsmc-
terrell, men bette bar man enouu itf,
funnel fao nogen milo Sueriiat oper,
ga aampcn cubnu er / iulo Dana.
s aIlcr iioitc GiebIif eoeIoaoc ~.
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mllig. 10 roe trof Jig tilboge. Cana.
oierne olene bar cmfring 1000 tpiic
Sanger iii i'm areoit.
&ompcn iortiGtter ioog og itruf.
fer iig IGngere cg Ipngere sitoper.
8ritcrne bar erobret etpor npe
2onbSbuer 6 Nil / Git for IrroS.
Splferues ,Slo bar pGret fienoeIi1
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cnten or iolSt | griternes SGroer
clIer bet sbelogt UNDER 9riternes
preliminGre 9ombaroement, OF oels
Den Smitpnbiabeb, at Spiferne he;
baut oct ior troplt meb at bringe fine
gienouren0e &ononer / Sifferbeb til,
at DC flurbe ie iia 5ib iii at bruce
Dem. 5 Ell tpif grtilleriitiIling /
GIt for grros poo ct Stco, iom bar
fact Nounet @atteriodIeri, fanotcs
Seuningerne al life minore emo "a
tpife SeItfononer.
4 + 4
Eoris, lite April. Get bIcp
ibag beIIuttet, at 2aiopette 3luuc.
forpS, Ger beitaar al Mntc' ,fancr,,
lom bar uomerfet iig peb Sroiten, M
lfol bptte Den frantic Uniform mco
Den omerifonite. og at DC nsber fire
SIppeture fol isre oct ur1erifanTe
liteoenior oct fronife Slaf
&c ironifc militrrc gltoritetcr
bar ibog gipet Sen chile &aioIfntng
/ Den bpppig bomlbarberebe gu Hcinls
Srore iii at iorIaoe 9pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Riharo Olney 600.

gostpn, Rais., oeu 9oe Ipril:
Tsorhenp9renoe Statsminiiter % /
i'm Sio en- al 2anoets melt iremra.
ecnoe StatSm9no, err ieaar aigaaeS
uco Gsoen / tit Stem beritebs :
zen beie slloer al SO Mar.
Orr. Chen bar feot / Srforo.
@ais., | 1885. Sau par isrit 81.
nansminiiter % lenere Statsmini-
tier lmoer Yr9lioent Glepelanos
anoen Administration. Set bar
meoens ban iuoebapoe Den iieIt.
uRpnte Stiaing. at ban panot Der.
sensrp peo at fringe Oct mGstiac
Gnglano I'll at gaa meo paa at
benpie 9r9noietpiiten mellem Gna.
Lamb % Senesuela til Tclogiit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Sarlie Runotur.

gsetu gurf Den 9oe slpril: Zen
amerifanIfe 2inies 0eeauoampcr
st. 9ouis", Oct fsrite armereoc
amerifanite Tosiageritib iom bar
short Hunoturen aieunem Den tpifc
Ii Saao5one, anfum ioag / pei BE.
bolo. Samperen afgif berira ben
11oe Warts % anfom iii engelit
Sapn oen 26be.
Set meobragte pad S~lemreilei
so Easidgerer iamt Foit % iulo
Saonina al Stntgoos.