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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22
PREDICT RIOTS IN
CASE Of DRAFTING

Washington, April 2l,---Predicting
"serious draft riots" II conscription
goes into effect, a score Of anti-con-
scriptlonlsts appeared before the SEN
ate military affairs committee today.
The committee granted the "antis"
two hours to put their objections on
record.
Joseph Cannon. labor leader and
organizer. said:
There will be strikes. prices will
be raised from war exploitation and
blood is going to flow In the streets" !"
We are going Into war TO establish
democracy In Germany and In 30 do
Ing we are establishing Autocracy IN
the United States"
Grant Hamilton, representing the
American Federation OF Labor. de-
clared that American labor stands
solidly against conscription, and read
a statement Of Samuel Gompers
against the draft.
]. Eads How. the millionaire "ho-
bo" OF st. Louis. argued against con-
scrlption, Professor Edward Cheney
Of the University Of Pennsylvania.
called consumption "un-American and
unnecessary" and pleaded for moro
liberal exemption clauses II the bill
IL passed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22
PREVENT SUPPLIES
REACHING ENEMY

Washington, April 21.---Measures
to prevent food and supplies reaching
the enemy through peace time Am
erican trade channels to the Scan
dinavian countries. are under prep
aration. the United Press learned to-
day.
The problem Is one OF general
series Of trading with the enemy"
restrictions being worked out by the
special trading with the enemy COM
mittee. appointed by the cabinet and
composed OF a representative each Of
the state, justice and commerce de-
partments.
Legislation to effect an alr-tight
blockade about the central powers Is
expected to be presented to congress
shortly.
While the United States went on
record against the principal Of the
commercial blacklist somo means. II
was stated. must and will be found
to prevent Swedish and Danish mer-
chants from acting as go-betweens
for Germany.
The government also faces the
problem Of Preventing German-Am-
erican traders here from showing
supplies through the Scandinavias via
German or quasl-German confeder-
ates there,
That this country win refuse to en-
ter into any general blacklisting OF
German merchants In neutral coun-
tries---just because OF their nation
ality---is believed certain, however.
I'VE must work out plan TO pre-
vent our supplies from reaching Ger
many with as little unjust discrimina-
tlon against law-abiding merchants
as possible" was the statement OF a
high of,cial today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22
AID FOR RUSSIA MOST IMPORT.
ANT PROBLEM NOW BEFOKE
THE ALLIES
TO CONFER WITH aAV LEADERS
Names Of Prominent Men Are MOI
TONED - Possible Appointees
for Mission

Washington. April 2l.---In the be-
lief that Russia affords the most del
icate. as well - the most important
problem Ssfore the United States and
allied governments. the grsatest ~
tention IL today being centered on
the selection Of commission to be
sent to Petrograd for conference with
the Russian government heads.
Elihu Root. Oscar Straus. Profess
sor Harper OF Chicago university.
Colonel Roosevelt and Charles r.
Crane are among those being GER
iously considered to represent the
United States in its effort to vitalize
the new Russian regime.
In addition to the regular COM
missioners, there will be a support
ing body Of engineers. railroad ex-
perts and economists. who will take
up with the Russian government
sblans for putting the transportation
system and finances Of the country
on rock foundation.
This problem win constitute one
Of the biggest to be taken up by the
international commission in wash
ington.
II Is probable announcement Of the
American commission to Russia will
await the first conference here be-
tween officials of this government and
those Of the entente allies.
The personnel Of the American
commission to Russia Is expected to
be completed within the next week.
Harper lis regarded as one Of the
most eminent authorities in the
United States ON Russian AFFAIRS.
Crane also is q student Of eastern
affairs. He is In Russia at the pres
ent time on some mission, the ma
ture Of which has not been disclosed.
Details OF a big loan to Russia are
now being completed. This IL ex-
pected to range from $500. 900. 900
to $1,000. 900 900. the bulk Of whicn
will proSsbly be used in rebuilding
Russia's disorganized transportation
systems.
All these matters win be threshed
out at the coming International con-
ferences here.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22
HA|e ADVANCES NILE
TOWARD CAMBRIA

London. April 21.-General Haig
smashed another blow at Cambrai
today-and advanced more than a
mile toward that stronghold Of the
Hindenburg line,
His capture Of Councillor was an
nounced In an ofiicial statement to-
day. Haig reported sharp fighting In
this drive. He likewise detailed re-
pulse OF a German attack delivered
at Fauquissart and considerable ar
tillery firing at number Of places
along the front.
With the capture Of Councillor,
Haig's steel line paralleling the Cam
brai-st. Quentin highway had been
showed one mile closer to Cambria
and a dividing angle for 4 blow on
that city formed, reaching from Hav-
rincourt and Sillers Plouich to Con-
nelieu on Che north to villers Guix.
lain and Ephey on the south.
During the night we captured
Councillor after sharp fighting. TAX
ing number Of prisoners" the re-
port said. "An enemy party at.
tempted to enter our trenches in the
neighborhood Of Fauquissart.. bui
we're repulsed. Artillerying was ac-
tive at number Of places during the
night"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22
GOVERNOR OF NEVADA
FOR WAR PROHIBITION

Carson City. New, April 21.--Gov-
ernor n. d. Boyle, Of Nevada. in .
statement to the United Press today
declared himself strongly in favor Of
prohibition as war measure to con-
serve grain resources.
II heartily approve Of the plan to
invoke national prohibition at this
time" he said. 'and have so wired
our president. Our foodstuffs should
all be applied to necessary uses. Pro-
hibition win reduce internal disorder
and increase national efficiency. The
nation has plenty Of useful work for
those now engaged in the mana-
facture and sale Of liquors" @
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22
SAFE CONDUCT GRANTED
AUSTRIAN DIPLOMATS

Washington. April 21,--The Brit
ish government has granted safe
conduct to Count Adam Tarnwosh
and his party who are expected to
depart next week for Vienna. ths
state department announced today.
The British government has taken
similar action In reference to the
German minister and counsuls who
are to return from China through the
United States.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22
CITY NEAREST PARIS THAT HAS
BEEN UNDER FIRE SINCE
BATTLE OF MARINE
TEUTONs FORCED BACK ON LINE
English Also Report Having Gained
Ground In the Offensive Now
Wagcd in North France

With the Soissons Army. France.
April 2l.--Soissons. the city nearest
Paris. which has been under German
guns since the battle Of the Marne.
is now freed OF this menace for the
first time since the enemy vas turned
back from the French capital in
1914.
BY cutting OF the salient from the
vailly bridgehead to Fort conde. the
French forced the Germans back such
distance that Soissons Is now liber-
ated.
Fort Conde is one OF the outer
circle Of the Notifications OF Laon,
which the victorious French army in
this region Is today making Its next
objective.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22
BELGIAN RELIEF SHIP
SUNK IN SAFETY ZONE

Ymuiden. Holland, April 21.---The
Belgian relief ship Kongsli. carrying
a cargo OF 5000 tons of wheat. was
sunk In the safety zone announced by
Germany by mine or submarine
yesterday. with the possible loss Of
one life, This was revealed today
when 10 American survivors and 10
men Of other natlonallties we're land
ed here. Second Mate Hekstadt is
missing, The survivors were rescued
by trawlers. The Kongsll was a Nor
wegian sailing ship.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22

Washington. April 2i.--For the
first time In history. flags OF a for
eign nation are to fly from n public
building In Washington. French and
British flags will be displayed on
either side OF the American flag over
the entrance to the state. war and
navy building. while the British and
French war commissions are In
Washington.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22
SAVE POTATO PEELINGs
TO PLANT FOR SEED

Portland. April Elm an effort
to lessen the acute shortage OF seed
potatoes, Portland restaurant and
hotel men today announced that they
would save all potato peelings and
distribute them among the farmers
free. Many farmers. tempted by
high prices. have sold the potatoes
they should have saved for seed, and
the situation Is serious.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22

Rio dc Janeiro, April 2l.---Brazll
formally announced today she will
cooperate with the United States In
sending munitions and supplies to
the allies.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22
GUARDsMEN AND UNKNOWN
MEN ENGAGE IN FIGHT

Columbus. Ohio. April 21.-Seyen
guardsmen and eight unknown men
engaged in pitched battle last night
on the state fair grounds after two
loiterers had been surprised In the
cavalry barn. Captain Simon Nash
admitted today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22

Washington. April 21.--Orders to
parole all women prisoners taken
from the interned German merchant
ships have been sent to immigra-
tIon ofiicials in charge Of all ports
by the secretary Of labor.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22

Washington. April 2i.--sir George
Foster. acting prime minister Of
Canada. and Sir Joseph Pope. under
secretary OF external AFFAIRS Of the
dominion. will arrive In Washington
Sunday afternoon TO confer with the
British commission.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22
BRITISH FOREIGN
MINISTER HERE
Arthur J. Balfoas and Party Land
On American Soil for Conference
NJ Washington

Washington, April 21.---Arthur J.
Balfour. the British foreign minister.
has landed safely. the state depart
ment announced this afternoon.
Bslfonr and other members OF the
British war commission are on Am
erican territory. II was stated.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22
ADMINISTRATION FORCES Sue
CEED IN sKIissiisH OVER THE
ARMY Hill
FIVE CAST OPPOSING VOTES
House Committee Reports Out u
Modified Form II the Gen.
~ral STAR Bill

Washington. April 2i,--Adminis.
,ration forces and selective conscrip-
tion advocates won their hrst real
legislative skirmish at the capitol
thia afternoon. when a fllibuster that
was bitterly wagcd for more than an
hour was finally sQuelchcd.
Pians OF leaders 10 rush the army
bill through TO vote ahead OF every
thing else proceeded after Chairman
Chamberlain OF the military commit
tee forced vote TO take up the army
measure.
Only five senator's Thomas. La
Toilette. Gronna. Hiram johnson and
Fernald voted against Chamberlain.
In the meantime tho house mill
tary committee finally and formally
reported out the army general stan
bill. so modified as 10 SHIFT respon-
sibIlity for use Of the selectivc draft
system upon President Wilson. unless
he should consent to try ont the vol
unteer system first.
Chairman Dent. volunteer propo.
ncnt. and Congressman Kahn, CALI
Yornia. conscription advocate. ranking
republican member Of the house mill
tary committee completed their re-
spectIve majority and minority re-
ports.
Dents report carries an appropria-
tion OF $4,000. 900. Kahn's report.
signed by eight members OF tho COM
mittee. four OF whom have seen mill
tary service. insists on the original
general stan bill.
The mIority report detailed the dif-
flculties Of obtaining men under the
volunteer system. II would take
about two years. the report states. TO
raise the men needed n the present
rate under the volunteer, system
should continue.
"The volunteer system would all
carry In ia train an element OF un-
certainty" the minority report said.
at Is our judgment that the volun-
teer system Ia not q fair one. n Is
neither equitable nor democratic. II
this republic. every American should
esteem II an honor TO bear his share
OF the country's burden. That can
only be done under the principle OF
universal obligation to serve. In our
opinion, II Ia for the nation. not the
Individual. to determine what service
the citizen should bear"
The short senate iilibuster develop
cd suddenly. Senator Chamberlain
was reading an explanation from the
army bill, Senator Overman said he
would agree TO lay aside the espion-
age bill for the army bill,
Senator Thompson an enemy OF
ronscriptlon- objected and spoke
about twenty minutes over the re.
peated objections Of Chamberlain.
Senator Fernald OF Maine then got
the floor and talked upon the tin.
plate industry for half an hour----an
obvious flltbustering procedure. Sen.
ator McCumber followed and discus.
sed an amendment to the spy bill he
had offered yesterday.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22
ARMED AMERICAN
SHIP IN FRENCH PORT

Paris, April 2i.---The armed Am
erlcan merchant ship Omega arrived
safely at French port. Il was an
rounced today.
The Omega Ia n 'teel steamer OF
a,sS6 tons. owned by Barber u Com
pany. New York.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22

London. April 21.--"on the north
bank Of the Scarpe. to the east Of
Fampoux. we gained ground" de-
clared Field Marshal Hais's report
tonight.
ITO the southwest Of Lens we
slightly advanced" =
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22

Washington. April 2i.--.opponents
of the conscrlption army bill this af-
ternoon started fllibuster tactics to
delay the measure In the senate.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-22

washington, April 2l,---senator
ualllnger late this afternoon offered
an amendment to the selective con-
Scription bill, changing the ages OF
those eligible from 10 to az, to is
TO 35.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
&c uohpttsSeS sue | 2riNiauia.

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set" "a Be mango llotaIclicr Deri, ale
Ill Soroel for 8ciouinQcn al "0e liz.
iIrttebe5 Sus", iaIot ocn Sartc min
ino, al ogIaa oi, ser IanItc life bar
Mnab iii Slibfriptiou cIer itorc ga
rcr. al o9iaa oi buroe uCrc uleS II;
rciie bort cget Siis / ariitiania. 6uor
ior ie9 Derpeo tar mig Ben Sribeb at
rpforore ale rorite Eorcuinoer %
Somiuno. uoerfor RorNc, at pi iadr
irtter SuotEstcrne al bore 17hc Moi
Setter til SnagetonOet. @pgaeiouoct
har. iom betienNt, aIIersNe mpNtagct
iom @aber ct inmIct @clsb al ct
huunrcbc % tpbc tllicu arpncr.
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sen rette Sag for ct iIigt SormnoI,
%ab o3 berfor, ole iom Ell. cuten Hc
or 8colem al Sorbunbet cucr life.
inmlc melt muIis iii bette, for pS ale
ino interesiarte Sorr1daI; Iab uGrc
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ierNc 3nbtG9ternc iii NorbmnnoSs
Norburbet, ser moi oil oucrtierhe Roos
tooclicn, uben az bcQnnSc Ell lang OF
%unnttiR Sisfl8iion % bcrpco Siititcrc
ret bclc ifnas. 2nO os "imcoe mcus
2errct CT parnt".
Meb SC bcbitc gnItcr for Sc llos
ilDtteoe5 6lis",
alauS Glen.
Gan 5rnncisco, Cal, i 6ebr. 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Cattle 8rnbs."

Haar set lioer ubpao Gaurfontel,
er Der / bic Strsg al port Sano alier
% Stiibc. iom pIaacs al CT Slo8S
2arper eller "8rubs," iom bar lit
9iIboIb unoer Slloen poa areatiircr'
ne. Get er iIur pua SpreneS Gpg
Ianss bcgge Siocr al &pgbenet, at
oisIc Ela0caonbcr bar lit Silbolo.
Or Marbles" faloer iomne oiS'e
Sorpcr; / Horge iontme Steoer falotc
mo- ben1 "Gprer." Sarmere tle't
fumes life at brnoc Jig noget ON ols'e
Sarpcr, fpr DC blir nGiten flllot no
pifleoe, % oa Ipergcr DC, bpao DC fol
gisre meo Dem. Hoar biSie "&Grer"
bar iauet lionifle fig, til De cr blet
n9iten ina itore Ion "~NtlIoorcr," er
bet ben melt beloigc 5remgan9smaa,
De Of presle Dem no gicnnem Nab-
ntngerne / Suocn meo 6ln9rclc;
men belle @interen igjennem bar Oh
Sprene ppret pla9et az bette lltei,
bpilfet oite bar baut tlliel9e, at DC
er blet baaoe nlagre % ittripellac.
Suben bar oeIaa iaat Sfaoe al ale
bisie Suller % Iabninger, Sarpernt
bar eiort / Den.
Wtan bsr ie fine ailer % Stuoe
pper / goo Sio paa Iinteren. Man
fan opooee Sarperne ueo at itrpgt
Spret ODER &pggen langs begge ST
Der al &pgbenet meb Saanocn. Sp.
bager mar oerpeo 4lumper og SIM.
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Ieoe efter "0prer." Sc fan enter
bli presiet no og soelagt eller bli
br9bt berpeo, at man peo SjPlp al
Ell Iiben Oliefanoe brppper nogle
9raaber aeroiene eller Scrpentin neo
DE 4abninger, bpor Sprerne ophol.
Der fig. 3e unge arabater taaIer
life oct. gr I%abniugerne / Sllber
for imaa til, of man fan iaa Orpppei
Die eller Serpentin neo | Dem, fal,
De aabnes liot meo en- glat, bras
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rolene elIer Serpentin bill gisre Hc.
item. 9enne Slaes Sremgangsmoaot
benpttes, l,aar S9rerne er for inlao
% i,nge til at bli preIet no. Otter
at babe gaaet oper &reaturerile grl,i,
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trent i ire Tiger, inoen man gier no.
get mere. 89rerne oil ba bore blet
faa itore, at man ton presie bcm III
meb Sinerene, bpis Ser er noeen Se
rer iaien. Set er al Si9tisbeo, q:
bette bIir siort itioe, inoen 2aruern;
bar faaet ubpifle iis for meaet %
giort for meeet onot. Man bar a
afpIge BET fantnte 9rineip Der, ION
naar man BARRIER oe filltiperer for a
brebc l1grPs. 9enter maj fer len
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Sairpicw 6 pipitai.

Tolt ipsratr oi,e ont bgor.eot5 De:
ooar mto Sair0jeu 0oipitaIet / @iiH
ucupoli5. Ser er 10 en- bel Gel sol
ever bclc EorNueireu. iom buy 5iNrua
gey iii 0oigit1lets SusReiouo % "a er
rer 10 Tie moerliSt CT DC or iutcri5ic
rel / Der.
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icmhco sen 1896 (auuar 1916. Gen
lie Se5ruar 1917 hdgoc 0oiglInlc,
ylcjet lO4 meOiejui!c YItIeHIcr o.
1910 tirurgiIie BARTENDER. Ec5uota
Babe Ger rGret 81 9aruciaGltr. I'll
iammcn 2,16i %atieutcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Smaaprats= Grinorinacr.

Sfllbc uoacn hare Unit iii AT bere
IiOt ON. buao ic9 gioroc. iau % idnot;
mn. ina ipioS oa IiOt pnn cNers 2rc.
hcr % Ssm Ina, on Oct uar gallant"
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ottcn ienr % 30 Scr ic8 ,on. @u
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pna Ncu Sato lit ic9 mere Bum.
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ears Sohanien a min goNc ,Snr;
rcrc5 Iinbc oil ieN briIig prize for
al NirrIigbeb. DC iii mig bar. @durr
rcus Napu, buor i9rit icB Tom til'
i.ccc % tilbrogic GGoo min llnaoomss
iii. Stiuberri9eu i9rit rem NOME
hcNc; iao bIcv Nnunct buttct ON
til @ict.
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irrpct. bort fra tirrc SlGQt pua
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fnopt ibInnot. itrrnet 500 iom beoit
for line firrc. @2oS % NIrNcr I'll o2
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ipm lea ho5 benNc blco tjIhcl; Scr ic2
lcuct mine beoitc Sage, Stolc -
sea % onSet CiSsforSrjo, ocri tmNc
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9 Sar5 lln9oomsliu.
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orino 0eoitcmor blcD brngt III
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| Gnp!eir 9oarS5ruo 0i!oe oer leoiage.
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iii ei beitripe "0noei5 RIdpe". eller
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pna 2oro.
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rcler puiteuoe Dor Saao ida iaarc
aleS. Smroom ierieS ri ioa ircm
meo "&nuer" iii aiccrliua ! cor Niecs
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@rp.
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6erie, iattes Di peS Gaming ira pa'
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bfre. ON Der HeiisieIse bar al iaa
ior o5 ielo Ill pori "Sart" ar .lsr3i
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09

ringer % &itllempere piIoc frcperc.
ON &c Ell Sib unoIoo at BRUCE Gctc.
ter % 500.
-Sormbule meo &nobo iomt ollie
SuSOpr OF Sarmreoitobcr bsr altiO
pUrc aSiurereoc / CT p~oolioclig Som.
pani boaoe moo SINcbrauo, 9unuco-
iIno o. Storm. Set toitcr iorboIo$.
uia Iibct.
Sorrlbcn aieftcnhaucu burbc
Ser oeiaa pao 6ormc iIcit purc en-
6rugtbape paa en- 6icrSeocIS Icrc
cIler mere. sgbler, TIommcr %
@rr fitnbe 6armere iIcit ouIc not Al
Tor eget @rug.
2iSt Srpaitc irrrct runbi
5rugttrrr % @Grbuitc Qisr oitc aoS
Hptte.
- aisb life "Gottonieeo 1ceo"
ncn Gro, at oct or cote "GottoniCcS
Wcol." Cen or noQIc Collars biIli.
aCrc pr. Son, lnCn or fnopt SaluocIcr
iao mcget pGrS. Ccnnc "6cco" ct
cn Slanoing al "NuIla" oQ "NicaI.
Zen meItc &erioro cr aoot for
limit meb Totalb; men man II oulC
@cI9pIartaplin9er, aIcpcr. Nlioliu
9Grtcr, @enner ON. paa iIia &oro o.
Niorc Den rig poa orgoriifc Stoiil
ON Ben Yotaib cIler Eotaife, ion
iirbcs, ifoI bli tiI9iGnQeIig ior icnc
re Nplin9er.
Nrbciosbeitcne, iom fol bruI
acS / Sanronnen, ifuIbc urrc unoci
Itaoig Srpnine III.
sc oucr Wfaitincruc % Heoifa
berne paa Sarmen ~itrats!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Sarmen % 9apen.
OoC
stsia,r,t al en- praftta scrusr.

&c, ioar man Den Sob" at rptte Oct
op meb @rnocrne.
9coit at le eitcr meo oct iaurnlc,
ON bil,c areatllrcr bar %Grcr. &ui2
&c set bar, er Der iugcn Sio at ipil0e.
6or oct Isnner iig tIeint of itoppc
bprt Sober % cnboa bprere @rgn /
al,cr o. llngfrcoturer, iom pontriue2
% maarcS, ioroi Cattle @rllb&" pIn.
ger Dem.
Snlfine al Igerjurb.
Set cr life / oIIc SiIfrIoer 9oot
at iiac llbCn nUrrnere llnberiegclIe,
ON Sailing er npOpcubiN. Scr eli
Ter icnerc pil al ianoi9, beitli1Ncnoc,
for Iacrioro trUnoe aalf, buia Der
life / Sorueien or &olt tilitcoc / iterre
Mrnaoc / %orbcn. GnOeI beitli98ct-
&c Ngcrioro er BOG iaa rig poa no
turlig aolf, at in9en funltlg Sailing
trUnQcs. Gr Ngcriorben blct "iur,"
cr alto Sailing neoucnoiG, % oct
fan bunoe, of Sprben blir iur, iclu
ON Der iinOca anltberg clIcr ct Sag
al aoIfiten ulloer Den. aolfen fan |
Sioens Sob pprc blet paitet no a
Soroen / Ell pia Cubic, ion Den cr
blet Illr.
2alf trpngca ogiau paa tll1G Ger
ioro, Ser er blet paulfelig al arbeiOc.
Iioere paa pisie SlogS nprpooct
@~lgerlano. Sailing uil giere 9oot,
bpor en- Wpn9oC @ruS cllCr andre
Glanter eller Ell Ieig, iterf @rp@roo
pleieS unoer. Npor &olfcn er billlg,
fan man oite benpttc Jig al Sailing
for at iaa giort Jig Npttc AZ eller2
tilaiGnoelio Yotaife, Tom mauttc linz
bes / Soroen.
Sailing olene gier life Ggerloroen
rigcre oe ieoere. Get fon Ic 'aa no
en- 5io; men aalfen piI mart iortrre
De orqaniife Stofic / Soroen, o. ii0ell
bar aaIfcn ingen for Ell auliu9 bel
gisretoe Sirfuing. Ena al Slao2
Sorb, ionl trGngcr Sailing, or Oct
ogIao al ~itsrite @%ctponing, at Der
ierges for Ell tiIitrGffclig MTngot
organiife Stofie. Man glcmtc oitc
Den Cling.
Spor oite Der ber folfeS, fan man
aloris poa Sorbaanb brItemmc. Get
beror poa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gr
enfelt beam" Sailing mco Def MoaI
for Eie at foa 9iort TING, panltclig
2eriorb ~lettere at orbeioc, uil bol0t
oenne fannie Tgcriorb / euifpproil
geifaiienbeb / aarepis, bpiS Ocn ipr.
reiten blir arbeibet og Oprfet mel
Snoiigt og Sorituno. Sencre pilol
en- let Sailing mco Here GorS IeI
Iemrumr bper bolbc Igcrioroen ! goS
Stanb, bpab ben Sina angaar. &c;
oitere mo bill falfc, beS lcttere bel