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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

LONGING
Judd NJ Lewis in Houston Post).
Sometimes I wish that I could go,
Along the paths T used to know,
Could go back there and find some kid
And go along the roads did
When I had not a single care,
And all LIES skies were bright and
fair.
And birds sung IN the wayside tree,
And all the world seemed made for me
That's what ! think I'd love to do!
Go find a little tad / knew
Away back there, and we would go
Where water lilies used to grow,
And bend a pin and fix . line.
Me and this Old time chum of mine,
And SIT until the light grew dim
Where little suu6sh used to swim.
Those were the days when bullheads
bit,
And suufsh-why. life seemed to fit
Us like "a garment. and we slid,
Myself and that remembered kid,
From one joy 10 another So,
Sometimes, / wish that I might go
And look about and find that tad
And be with him once more, and glad
1T is expected that the barber will
now turn to the Adams apple and the
eyebrow as spots Of the human anat-
omy on which to hang another nickel
or SO 10 the charge Of the shave aud
the hair cut. It was only reasonable
to suppose that the neck eventually
would be tagged. You know the bar
Der has been calling nexts for many
years.
THE former California senator who
thought he would again become the
whole works IN his home state through
preaching paclhcism to the boobs, So
called by the managers of the recent
republican national campaign, has dis
covered that he is a poor guesser. He
is daily growing TO ne a smaller part
Of the political machinery of that com
monwealth. When the end of the
war is VIGOROUSLY reached Works
VIII be about as famous as the fellow
Who won the tail bicycle race back in
1852.
Not So Sure He's Coming Back.
Wanted A printer to take entire
charge Of my weekly paper while
go to war Job may be permanent
Mounds (IlLl Herald.
1T is estimated that there are
enough idle young men 10 fiji out the
ranks Of the first COnscriptive army.
The allotment could almost be met
by roundup Of the pool halls alone
SOME folks justify their non-attend-
ance at church in summer by the dis
comfort they suffer from the heat
They seem to forget about the hotter
time that is coming.
M. C.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

Only Few Shakers. federal
authorities, aided by police officials.
patriotic citizens and organizations,
complete their work Of TecheCking the
Stacker list compiled at the CONNER
cial club, less than 1 per cent of the
SOS odd names reported viii prove to
be actual slackers, according to Dep
atty United States Marshal A. Peter
son The authorities have interview
ed scores of parties included on the
list Of men of military age who failai
10 register on June 8. and have dis
covered that in majority Of cases
these parties have registered else
where.
Held on Larceny Cbarge.-Arthur
Hart, co}ored, was arrested by officer
Dunn on a charge of larceny preferred
by the Cudahy Packing company. from
whom he is alleged TO have stolen a
quantity of wheat The date for his
hearing has not been set He is be
ing held in the county Jail without
bond pending a hearing. Hart is an
old offender.
Add to Hospital and speci-
fcati0ns for a new boiler house, laun-
dry and mems quarters at the Scott
County Public hospital, contracts Tor
which viii be awarded on July 10.
were fled with County Auditor Joseph
Wagner by Clausen & Kruse, archi-
teCts. The building is a tbree-stoTv
structure Of brick construction with
reinforced concrete floors Tt will be
located east of the hospital on the
site now occupied by the boiler house
The building viii be 5Ix35. with an adj
szr fargTt L
ers The first floor will be devoted to
the boiler rooms and the second to
the laundry and ironing machinery.
On the third floor viii he fitted up
quarters for the men employed on the
grounds and in the institution A
sleeping porch and ward for patients
viii be located on the third floor No
estimate as to the probable cost of
the building would be made By the
architects.
Meeting on LeYee Soon.-AIthough a
special meeting of the CITY council
will be called for the purpose of rati-
flying the recently signed levee lease, |
Mayor Berwald declared that the meet
ing would not be held for a week on
more. He denied published reports in
which he was presumably quoted IS
saying that he would not call a special
meeting of the council for that pur-
pose. The mayor declared that there |
were further matters 70 be settled /
with the Milwaukee and Rock island
roads before the leases would be ready /
for the signatures OF Davenport off (
cials. He said that the leases woul4 /
have TO be sent back 10 the head Of /
fees of the roads in Chicago For I
that reason, he said, it would be at
least q week before special meeting +
was necessary
Marriage Licenses Russell b Lash /
and Mabel Nuun, Oska1oosa, Iowa: /
Harry Morton and Nora 10Th, Moline /
Nimrod's Hobby First License. sam I
T. White. 212S Harrison street. an en- +
thusiastic hunter of big game, has
one hobby. He insists on holding /
hunting license No. l. Louis Eek 4
hardt 1927 Harrison street. believes
No. brings a full game bag These
two men were the first applicants to
appear at the Office of County Auditor
Joseph Wagner for their hunting per-
mits. Their preferences for No. / and /
No. 2 are known to the clerIxs and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

That huge skeleton uneartHe5 by the
British near the Hindenbure line may
have been the remains OF some coIos-
ssi military reputation. Hndeaburg S
perhan~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

The splendid war service being rem
dere3 by volunteer civilians I'M a1I
ranks is indicated by tae record OF
the - councils of defense IN as many
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

car Ferdinand Of Bulgaria fears
me coming Of the Greeks. The an
clent reputation of the HeIlenes has
not faded
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

Chang HsUn says he's dictator Of
China. Yuan Shi Eai's short-liEea en-
pre- makes him 3 bit shy Of trying &
gain, at least without warning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

John the chamber Of commerce and
be q real Rock Island booster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

Don't neglect TO prepare for the
Rock Island Fourth of July obsery-
ance. ii you own an automobile get
busy ON q decoration scheme, for ev-
cry car owned In the city is wanted in
the parade at . O'Clock in the after
noon. You don't have to have an auto
10 be lu the line, however. Thou
sands, it is expected. VIII march on
loot behind the bands You should be
one ot these Don't stand gn the curb
and applaud the marcners BE one Of
them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

cHORDg ND
ID t s C o R ID s

ONE Of the Peoria newspap ers is
Offering razors as a premium IN
subscription campaign. Competition
among the newspa pers must be grow
ing pretty keen among our neighbors
at the south
CONGRESS passed the buck to the
president on the prohibition issue
Now, It would appear, that the presi-
dent had decided to pass the book TO
the public
Il WAS Just wondering" Uttered
Gwendolyn through the telephone this
morning III you had received an invi-
tation TO the wedding Of Miss Shine
in Chicago next week. I am told it IS
to be brilliant affair"
L0sT-A girls shoe: was lost in
the Clarence Wainwright neighb0r-
hood. Finder please call 3 on 98--
Adv. in Port Byron Globe.
OUR notion Of the height of fncon-
sistency is the girl who wears a large
hat and parasoI TO keep from get
ting tanned and then hits father for
a couple OF hundred bones to go to
the seashore to get the same effect
that she labors so strenuousiy to ward
off at home.
THIS is the kind of weather when
the dancing girl with the natural pink
cheeks shows up her giddy sister
whose age requires resort TO the drug
store bleach. You can't melt the for
mer, but the latter will run before the
heat
THE American troops that have ar
rived iu France have revised the song.
IF I Knock the Out of Kelly" TO
Wen Knock the Out OF Wilhelm.
Overheard at the Movies.
do you like automobile riding%
asked the enc wearing Mary Pickford
curls as she slipped a fresh stick Of
gum in her mouth
Should say I do. and never miss q
chance TO take spin, neither an
swered her friend wearing a fur and
naked arms.
Il can't say that I dislike riding in
a machine. either. but I'm always
afraid Of an accident. Now only the
other day, while out for a jaunt with
a friend he hit a jog in the road in the
wrong way and I was almost thrown
out on the pavement.
mat SHOWS your friend IS
greeney,tf dearie, and that you are not
much better When you have had as
much experience as I have had as an
auto passenger you will know every
bump in the territory. Why, I've be
come so wise TO those rough spots
that I feel one on the way a block be
fore a car comes 10 it, and 2 square
myself accordingly Just like riding
a ship On the ocean IN a storm. nv
dear When you see girl Topping
around in an automobile when it
strikes a bump you can put it down
that she is a stranger in the city or
else she has not ridden much.
ADMIRAL Won Trpitz is reported
to he seriously ILL., He must shudder
at the thought Of meeting on the other
side the visions Of the sweet-faced
children who were sent to their death
in the LusitaDia at his orders Still,
It is almost sacriIege to suggest that
the Supreme Judge would permit him
TO pass within the gates protecting
the spirits of his little victims
CONSTANTINE has bought a Swiss
chateau II We had thought of 1t n
time we might have saved the canned
king a bunch Of money By offering
him hammock room in the Swiss cha
let that has just been erected in Long
View park
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

podiant To pay for steel, it. ifs TO be
hoped when the matter of engines
comes up for consideration these gene
tlHueu VIII betb5nk them that ST il Is
not teo costly to supply the submarine
with speed 20 SIS not too costly Up do
tla same fer the ship which must
escape It,
g. would be a poor policy to eBtrUst
millions Of tons OF goods to ships
which would have no chance for life.
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DO not get the idea into your head
that there IS any great stress OF riv-
airy between the Rock Island and the
Burlington as TO factory district rights
iu the west end. What the Rock Isl
land yields 30 the Burlington here VIII
be paid back By the Burlington Id
some other way. What all railroads
seek is u0n0polies to hold mp rates,
and there win be no reduction iii
witch track charges. such as the
ulaaufa eLuCer5 in the west end have
suffered from for years, if the Bur
Engt0u is forced TO 90 no further west
than seventh street. Stand By YOUR
guns gentlemen OF the commission
and break the long existing railroad
monopoly down there. Do not deed
away tine last vesttge of river front
railroad approach for d stub. To please
any road All the way. or not at all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30
Not So Sure Hes Comine Back.

Wanted-A printer to take entire
charge Of my weekly paper while
go to war. Job may be permanent
Mounds I'D Herald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

1T is estimated that there are
enough idle young men 10 I'll out the
ranks Of the first COnscriptive army.
The allotment could almost be met
by a roundup of the pool halls alone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

ONE Of the Peoria newspapers is
Offering razors as a premium In a
campaign. Competition
among the newspapers must be grow
ing pretty keen among our neighbors
at the south
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-01-19
j. A. YORK
VS..
+. p. WILLARD.
No. 5764

0UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that by
virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias to me d.
rected by the above Honorable Court, in the
above styled matter, I have seized and will i,
SAT URDAY, the Bird day Of february
a. D. 1917,
offer for sale at the Court House door in the
Town OF st. Joseph, in this parish and State.
between the hours Of II O'Clock a m, and
4 O'Clock p. m, the following described
property situated in the Parish of Tensas
State OF Louisiana, and seized in the above
styled and numbered suit, tO-wit:
The undivided One-half interest in and to
the Shackelford plantation. situated in this
parish, being all Of Section I and Section 2 iu
Township ID. North, Range IL, East; south
west quarter Of Section s.; ali that part OF
southeast quarter Of Section IS lying south OF
Lake ShacklefOrd, in Township H. North !,
Range II, East, containing in all 1.550 acres
more or less, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon and immovabies
by destination thereto attached: II mules, /
horse, wagons, ID plows,2 moving ma
chimes, 2 binders, II cultfvatOrs, thresher I
steam tractor and gang pillow, 100 bushels OF
corn, more or less, 130 tons OF hay, more or
less, hay rakes, saw mill outfit.
Terms Of Sale: Cash
JOHN HUGHES, Sheriff.
st. Joseph, La, Dec. 18th, 1915.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-01-19
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT,

SUCCESSION NOTICE.
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of Tensas, Tenth
District Court.
Succession of Robert B. Lynch, decd.
0UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
Mrs. Minnie A. Lynch has applied to be
appointed Administrative of the Succession
OF Robert B. Lynch. deceased.
Now. therefore, unless written opposition
thereto be filed In my Office within ten days
after publication hereof, said appointment
will be made as prayed for.
L. g. Witness my hand and the seal of
said Court. this srd day Of January. 1917.
JOS. CURRY,
Clerk 10th District Court. Tensas Parish, La.
st. Joseph, La. Jan. 5th, 1917.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-01-19
Succession Of ]. G. Harris, decd.
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.


State OF Louisiana. Parish of Tensas, Tenth
District Court.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-01-19

can event which will be OF much in
terest to his many friends here, is the
approaching nuptials of Mr.. John
Dale, Jr., OF vidalis. and Miss Alma
Roger, of Thibedeaux, La" The above
very interesting little social item TAX
en- from the Concordia Sentinel of last
week, will be read with greatest in
terest bv the many friends OF the
prospective groom in this parish,
where Mr.. Dale has spent considera-
BILE time in the law Office of Messrs.
Dale, Young & Dale, of which firm he
is the junior member. Mr.. Dale is a
very promising young man, studious
and very attentive and has an excep-
tionally bright future. In his approach
ing happiness he has the heartiest
good wishes of many friends in both
this and his native parish.
The fleet of U. 8. torpedo boats, in
GLIDING the Sterrett, Monaghan and
Lamson, which is enroute' up the
Mississippi river, on cruising expedi-
ton, is now anchored at Natchez, and
visitors will be welcome, as the pur-
pose of the cruise is to allow as many
people as possible to become acquaint-
ed with the actual conditions aboard
ship, and the life of the men of the
navy. The boats are anchored along
side a barge at the Natchez wharf,
making it both easy and safe to go
aboard or ashore, while model OF a
torpedo, the principal Weapon of the
destroyers, is on public exhibition. A
full program of entertainment for
guests has been arranged and many
visitors are expected. The NJ, H. &
L. and the Percy Swain are both max
ing low excursion rates, and no doubt
many of our people will take advan-
tage of the opportunity to see and in
spect these modern under-sea vessels,
which have become the terror of ship
ping interests on the high seas in the
present great European conflict.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-01-19
Louisiana Party will Sail For Panama

When the United Fruit steamer
"Parismina" sails for Panama today it
will have among its passengers party
of fifteen from Franklin parish, head
ed by State Senator Thomas B. Gill
bert, ST., of Wisner.-New Orleans
American Jan. 8.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-01-19
NOTICE.

The Ladies' Aid Society meets first
Tuesday Of each month.
The Presbyterian Auxillary mests
third Tuesday Il each month.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-01-19

No. 900 will cure Malaria or Bilious
Fever. II kills the germs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13

hsbe Ssn6oa Norgcn og bcqrapebcs
3irsoaa; Wrs. 9eit fuIqte efter Cns.
Dag Dlorgen og bIeD begrapet 0en np.
itc Tags gitermi66oq, Negac fotte-
hc lin nGr ioreitnaenoc Gg6 oq Qioroe
ole SorbercocIicr til Sen liOitc Rciie.
@c9rouclien forcaif ira 0ercs reipef-
tioe @icm 6cu ionrne Grcit iorrette.
Dc, oa De itcoteS tiIbptIe poa oen lam.
me @ropluno, bpor De bapbe "SotS"
Sioe ON SIDE. Elsie 10 aoiltoer,
Der pcb SfiGbuen er isrt giennem 81.
BET % ino / Tsocn oper nPiten ngi.
ogtia Den iulnme Sane % mnoer ems
IorboI0, bar beggc itrset 3rsIt og
&GocrtDPgeIie ON zig / Den lille gp
8rner, leucnoe tilipneloocnbc finn for
at biGIpc Dem, Ser bar / Rso, oq oe
Dil alto c%riu0rcs iom Ell Pienoommc.
lIg Daffcr SiIififfcIic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
@ontana.
Wilitsiplbnt funhen hah-


ANdNbp
Zee, % Iar 9ammel % MebIem az
aonpani 3, Wontanos TotionoIoor.
De, 'aitotes forleoen liqqenbe osb peb
Ell ~Sernbatebro NOR @reat Sails, peb
boilten gro ban bar lat Tom Saat.
San bar beo al ct Hifleifllb aiennem
gfaoen. llnoeris9eIie bar iperfiat.
Stor Srann i Suriptb. Sen 1Obe
Sllll lneloteS fra Soriptb, at nc oen
Sag bapbe liot eft ,yIoebranbstob OF
$4,000. Eoitbuiet, en- itsrre gpa.
ltng ttoligere brllgt at en- grrnbe.
o~tnsbanoler og fIere minore .S,lie
ltreg meo. Der pioites intet n ri.
oenS Spfomit.
Saneltnje inb paa Slntbeab. Ser
meloes MI ira &onon. at Ser ben lite
Ilgu't bill taseS iot meo at Ipooe
Spor oper ben ME 0iron.8oIion vi.
oeltng al Nortbern 8acific ganel,,
bporpeo oct Sr1bre al S~IatheooreIer.
oatlonen bill ifaffes Sernbaneforbin.
oelie. Sernbanetog pentes at bore
tgarg tnoen 5te Oft, og / Iopember
pll Den belle Sinie til YoIion bore
fGrbig.
Spiflanbs Sub er Nuntanas Bin.
otna. Oct bar pitt Jig at bore til flor
Tlilolng for Inntana. at E%ennipIpo.
mas Staalfabriter life Longer bar
funnel inofsre BET ~iaafaIote Woao.
neie-Sern ira SpifIano, ioet EN- mn GA
l~nobrinaenoe Snbuitri oerpeo er
lprllllget op / Granite Gountp. Sibit.
leoen Warts begpnbtes Srift / Ser
opoogeoe Seier, og ODER 100 Spono
er M / itooigt 9r1g til at fie.
re bette gtetaI til nGrmeite SS%Sernbone.
Senne e9ne Sernerts menes
forrelten at forefomme oeiaa pau an.
ore Steoer / Wontana, iaolebes nnr
1ttrlni, bpor ben m%etoIboIoiae @rtuo
tllberer Soet efter Sernbanefcngen
s. SIN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
@tseonfn.
Ga GrDsie.W anb brrbt al

Su SrDs'e=W(arto DrTbf at Xgfet.
9. 3. Sreoericfion, aniat iom San.
oelareiienoe for ct SIieielifab % bo.
enoe / ga GroSie, blep Spnoaa 6rpbt
al Ell Spnitraule netop iom ban bar
traaot inb / ct Sobafsffrr ner &c.
noa for at isge 2p unoer en- Gean-
bpge. 6reoericfion bar % slar gor1.
mel og tioligere Weolem al treble Ste.
giment, ioet ban ifior giorbe SieneIte
/ bette peo Den merifanife @rpnie.
Seitprelie for Soloaterbiemmet.-
ltnoer en- M Sob, iom pebtoges of
iioIte Scgislatur, bar @l1perner G.
Z. Tbilipp mn ilon9pnt fslgenoe 9e.
for Splbaterbiemmet / 8ali.
paca: CHARLES Conan, Gipon, % 8.
Sotsforb, gau Claire, for ire
aar; u. 9. Gang, Hacine, og 8. 6.
8reen Ban, for to Iar; Ho.
bert Gam, Heenab, og Sranf q.
WtilmaIfee, for ct Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13

Stoct beo at flDnge Jig iii en- fantrei
Vano, er Waifiniiten Ole 3ranbera
og Den 12soarige 9apio Wonpou al
Ortonplle. ltlpffen inbtraf omtrent
SCI. $50 ON Nitenen, bo gnooen be-
'onot liz onitrent 8 Oil ira Orion
bile. Stornten fom ioa pllIoielig, of
Sronberg beionot iig / 8attoet, peo
at 9anlperen p9lteoe5 belt runot, fgr
ban bapoe aneIie ON nogen Sare.
San opoageoe oo @iltten peo lin 81
De og bIalp BAN til at faa Ell REQ.
%ntllgSbete paa % pioere meo at font
me iIar6. "Wtrifegon" bar en- IS
Soo lang Grfuriion5boao, ser pon-
ligois off melem Srtonpiue og Sart-
Ioro, IS Wtil Ip11gere oppe. Gen bleo
bra8t til 9iq Stone Safe for fire. Ior
iioen, ioet Den ier bar brltgt poo @afc
Winnetonfo.
Iarsnoiigterne. De ofiicieQe Sucrs
lag, iom par giort inbtiI lite Suli,
letter llobpttet al Bette Nors slpIing
| WttnneIota betpoelig ooer ioregaaer-
DC Nurs, naar utotoge5 MaiS o0 So.
Staten5 llobptte al &interbpeoc an
iloacs til 100000 @uibeIs oq
&aarbueoen til noget ouer 80 Wtiuio.
ner @llibel3 - ocn iioite Spaape er
oct oobbeltc moo forrige Iars. Ser
nnilnaeS enbpioerc at bliue bsitet olr-
firing 30 WtiQioner 9uibels mere
og liot oper Ell MiQion Srt-
mere Nug. Eotetaplingen bli.
Der torooblct, nleller man, ioet ser
bsiteoeS 16,S00,000 @uibclS,
mc0els llobpttet iaar bliper 341a
@llIbcIS. git &paplingen iaar
l%orminoifet ifplbea Sen Smitpn-
at Iterrc &ioOer iaar er laot
Elog. ri 9GbIer bIiper Soften
riqere emo flor. Man bar oes-
1ocn giort Ell Communicating mel
en- De ~giGIocnoe Triier Sen lite Suli
aar % ionrme Cato iiior, og bellne
Communicating tagcr Zig iionobeb
loot no fnr elbper, Der M bar Saab
M Ell rig Spit. Speoepriien par ocll
lite Sui iaur $2.05 moo 90 Gerts
anime Goto THOR, Wois bar $t.52
lroo "A Gents, SABRE "a moo SO
lcntS, Eoteter 1926 moo - Gents,
81 $500 moo $40 % sGg % moo
9 Gents ifior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
Spo Safota.
Siunr Taas bpaaer Gpliieum.

Ohput OunS pTyyNi Suit'Sulu. -
Siour Sails &ommisiion bar netop
~llilttet aontraft for SpfereIie al eft
GoIiieilm foitenoe $92, 900. Set ifal
ppre iprbigt inoen t5be Sftober.
Snbaaar / Npiatipnsfurpiet. If
llnae MGno ira Soutb Safota. ser
har beitaaet ben ioreIsbige Irepe for
SptaaeIie / Ipiatirnsforpiet oa err be.
orbrct til Gueliesitaticncr peb Cali
~iornias % Sninois' llniperiitet, npu.
mes Sarrp q. @aitt al Nrrnour, g.
Il. Solep al &apib Gin &aIpb :.
Sobnion, Or, al SetIanb, Sorace
SoneS al Wlitcbeu oa Sarrp q. Smith
al @roofings,
Gil trGffe Iprbercn til Nniuar.
Meo Manor s. u. 0aItons Napn
sperit paa Siiten er / @ooniocfet be.
gpnot Ell Snbiamling al ct 1ono,
bpormeo ifal iprrfirttcs l~lnocrieael.
ier a%raaneilbe Suiemoroct paa Nils
Sbccla 8orfcn / Siour. Gitp on gf.
tcncn Den 27oe Sum-, 90 ON mrilig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
Wi6i9an.
Silfcfiole har beitaaet Irppe. 90,

Sul0iJplc Hul uCIluutl EIpUC. WCQQ
er aGercoe TONNE iaa Ianst meo oen
fer napnte Sptaaelie al Oamperen
"Tepnubic", iom for mere END ct
balpt s~larbunoreoe iiben ianf paa $50
SOB bpbt @anb lloenfor Sbilnber Ban
Sslanb / Safe Silron, at enfelte Ga.
ger er bragt op / 9agen og en- M
Seroensreforb iat for iaobant Spf.
ferarbeibe paa bcnne Spbbe. 9Ianot
De optagne Sager er en- SiIfefiole.
Tom efter at bore terret ti%lipneIaben.
De er Iigeiaa goo iom M, bnilfet ip.
mes nGiten utroligt efter at oen / 50
Iar bar ligget paa Sunoen at 2afe
Samperen "Yepmibic" ianf
oen Doe sllgllit 1865. 2abningen Be-
itoo bopeoiagelig al aobber, oe men
oe ni,oerenoe bsie 9riier paa bette
Metal err ben al meget flor @prbi.