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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-06
lIeberkd)t bes Cincinnati
0yfarftes,
Fir bic Rontae ben 8. WarB
1916 snbisenbs gSods.
Gintinnati. 8. Mdra.

Cincinnati, 5. Wtdr5.
Die nahfolssnbeH Guotirungen be-
siebeH fia nur auf Gngros Trans
attionen. Sci tleineren G5eibdftsa
irerben siDas b0bers prsiis berednst.
gropifiOneu.
Sdmals. prima Stsam
1921 18.42Ac; 5amilp 1850
20.00u.
2rodm ssfLlsenes Glsii d.
- Sbort clear Geiten 17-174c;
etra ibOrt clear Ssiten 16a--17e;
,ur5e Rippeuieiten 1ss-16at; Bellies
19a-2OAt per pfunb.
Bacon. Short clear Ssitsn
1874; srtra fbort clear SeitsH
1S-19t; tur5e Hippenfeitsn 16i--
16le; Bellies 21-22c per pfunb.
Gusar gureb 5Ieif4. -
S6inisn 21a-22c; picnic Sdultsrr
1eN17c; greatiait gacon 22-
24c; Sdult.rH In pad.tsn 16a-17e;
Reip yort Gut 17-17Ae; trodsns
Beef Gdultern 31A-32se. per piuno.
Sibsep6feltes JIeif9. -
Gdtnten 19-19le; gienic S6ultsrH
16s-17c; gslliss 1s-1sac; S4uIs
tern 16a-17e; 5lsp Dort Gut II
17tc per pfunb.
Nrifdes JItif 6. .-Saintsn
19-20ee gicuic S9uItern 16a -17e;
Gdulisrn 165-17e; iur3. Rippsnisi'
ten 16a- 1876; fort clear Rippenfsls
ten 16S -17c; extra fhcrt clear rip.
penIeiien 165-17c; lei9te Bellies
2o-2oae; ihper. Bellies 1S-19at
per qfunb.
Webtunb Getretb.
Mebl. - @iuter gatent $9.26-
9.75; Dinter faHep $S.75-9.zo;
Winter familp $9.25-S.75; Wintsr
ertra $7.25-7.75; Winter orbindrer
S6.75-7.25; 6artes WeiSeH paient
$9.25-e.75; Sartes Weissn fantp
| $S.60-9.OO; 5artss Dei3en faulilp
$725-7.75; Hpsgen, VortbIpelierIl.
semtidtss $7.75-S.00; Rpssen, Gin
r.in.s $8.O0-8.25; RosssI Gin
gemiI9tssSs. .00-8.25
Weisen. - glo. 2 rptber Winitr
S2.O4-2.O5; SO. 3 bo. $l.98-2.03;
Qo. A bo. $1.70-l92.
Weli9torn. = Ro. 2 ipe'Bss
Sl11-l.11a; go. 3 DO. $1.o9-l'
IL; No. 4 20. $108-1.10; Ro. 8 DO.
$1.o7l-1.os; gaO. 6 Dos. 1.o6t-l'
07a. - 30. 3 sslbss $1.11-1.1l@;
| no. 8 bo. s1.O9-1.11; Ro. 4 DO.
S1O8-L10; go. 5 DO. $107t-
Los; Qo. s bo. $l.o6h-lo7a. =
| go. 2 ssmiittss $1.11-1.11A; Wo.
8 bp. s1.O9-l11; Rp. A DO. $1.Os
lilo; SO. 5 DO. s1.o7a-l.oS Ru'
6 DO. $l.O6t-107s. -Weibss aols
bsniorm $1.1o-L12; selbss aolben'
form sl.lo- LIP; semii6tes aolbsn'
torn $1.10-1.12.
| 5afer. - Vo. 2 tueiber 66s6f;
STANDARD ,peibsr 66-66le; @o. 8
| fpsiber 65-66e; go. A ipeibsr 64--
65c; go. Q gsmiidtsr 65-65at; gto
| 8 senii6tsr, eiubsimii6sr 64-6oe;
| Ro. 4 asmifdter 82-64c.
RogseH. - go. 2 $1.57-l6o;
| go. 8 $1.54-1.57; Ro. A $L45-
1.50; probs $1.35-1.45.
WbtStep.
sgsrtauft ipurben e72 8bIs. Di'
| tilers Jinifbeb gpObs auf bsr gaiis
f$1.A per 0aIIbne.
0rpcerteg.
| aoff.e- Sara 28-35e: Woda
3o-33c: Guatemala fanep 1sae; So
gutter 17ss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-06
Vferbe umb dNamleiel.
gincinnati, 5, MGrs.

Die 3ufubreH DON Pferosn urto
Waultbisrsn parsn in Der Der'lo'isnen
Wote nibt srpb. bic gtatIrags cine
gut. unb Dis prsiis fsf. 0isiel6eH
moron mic fpfnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-06

3nder. - Marit feit. - Raffi.
niyter Gut aoai $3.50; potpbsrsb
$S.40; Cubes $3.50; eranulirtsr
$3.50; gonfeetioners az 800;
Off az $790-s.O0; ipeibe sytra
$7.70-7.s0; utra .g1 $3.50 per
bunbsrt pfunb.
WoIafjes. = Warit ifttis. =
Rem Crl.ans Open aettsl 4585e;
Centrifugal 25- 5-35c per Gallone.
Mets. - 2ouiIiuna, fonep 9sao
6s-7e; prima 54-5ac; orbindrsr
43c; sebro6sner 3a-4s; Japan Al
&c per Nunt.
Datrp,probufte.
Hntts. - Warlt rubig. aprtife
ifsits, - Wbolemilt eytra 44e;
lG<utrariisb Htra 41Asi Gsasraliaso
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-06

GinctRHdtt, 5. Dfdr3.
3ufubr unb egriaubt fir Die per
floFsnsn 4 StuuOen, pergIi4en nit
berislben 3sit Der IssteH WO4e. porsn
tDis ioIgti
3ufubr:
Riabp. Sdrpsin. S6Gfs
26. aebr. 2l61 $3.50 127
5. NlGrs 1751 5l53 46
8erfaubt:
Rinbp. Sdipsins S4ufs
26. Js6r. 49,. % 1858 70
s. Mars -. 80 977
Rtubpisb. - Der Wartt mar
beute itdr,sr. Die 3ufubr mar nur
mGbis uno bic Ra9fross cine CUTE.
Stiere faRbsn cine bsfsrs Ibnabms
uno itiesep I'm 1O-15c. aiihe tpas
rem ettpas iatpG4er i'm prsiie. Gam
ners pareH itetis bis fart. ebsH1o
CUTE Wlildtiibe.
Ulittlers ullb idyIpere Stlere SS.oo
-10.50; 5lsii6er Stiere $3.50
30; auserlslsns bis ertra $9.75-lo.'
25: Ssiiers s6.00-s.5O; ouserlsiens
bis ertra $8.75-9.25; Rib. $3.50
7.50; aussr!sisne bis ertrn $7.75--
$50; Gonners $3.50 $50; fettt
DARN stii6e S6.O0-85O; MlIatiibs
$40.0o-1OO.OC; StDdrs MD See.
Ssrs: Stisrs $6.0o-8.5O; SeIlera
S6.OO-7.O0.
BulIen. - Das anss6ot ent'
fpra9 ni6t Der Rn9frase unb BIZ
preiIe itiegsn I'M 10-1&.
1Jstte gullsH $S.50-S.75; SoIoss
ma 500 -s.25; erird $s.35--S-40;
massrc unb lsi3te $5.75-6.75.
aGlber. - Bel 5ismlia gutter
gsahfras. mar Der Mar.t bsute itetis.
Bette leitte adlbtr $11.25-11.'
80; fair bis CUTE $9.50-1100; Or
bindre unb grObs $5,50-S.00.
@ 9neiue. Der preis fii,
S9peine Itits btute nm 40-50c per
100 pfuHb. Die Ra9irass mar ein'
CUTE unb Der gfartt Fart.
Gute bis auserleiene 8srpnduugs'
unp Jlsii6sriorten $1420-1425i
Isidts @sriarbtiortsn, 12o-155 pfo.
$13O0-13.25; CUTE Bis auserIeien'
s5ertsI, 100-110 pfinb, $11.D--
11.50; aerpObnIide uns leidts 5srisI
$9.50-l1.25; orbiHdre bis aussrIsa
iens idbipsre fstte Saus $9.50-13.25
Stags $8.50-11.50.
G6afe unb 2Gmmer. =
Der Martt mar beute rubia unb ite'
tig. 2lnsebct iebr ssriHs.
Sdaie, auserIdene Bis extra $975
1000; CUTE Big auserIeiene $500
9.75; oroinGre bis fair $6.0o-S.5o
- aGmmer, oiserleIene bis ertrt
S14.25--1450; CUTE bis auserIeisn
$1375-14.25; Orbindre bis fai1
c1O O01Q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-06
Samowirt6f6dttfi6es.
g stadeIbraht. @erpun.

ungen bel Sbieren.
Die Observation-Disclosures bo-
ben ibre Sdnttpnieiten beionDerS
aud in Der Siniit)t. Dab lid, Sbierc.
beIoabers Sferbe, ifpre @erlesun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-06
ksssn 0slDsssarsts.
Gintinnati. 5. Nats. iei7.

Gineimuati. 8. NdrA 1917
~ OsGdaite wareu beste IN bsn tisligsH
0snlea s&t lebtaft uub tis 3iaeratea fslt.
f5iig Gsrlsbsn on calIs wnrnen bon ben
Hssfeg lx-6k bersdnet, ud6renb We.
i@1ltlDavtere ~ ~ x-6H bislontirt wer-
ieH. an stfeasn Ulartie purbtn Sarlehen
.es ssfs u l-4Xx uno aaf Bet su4H-
GsAta ssi NM nsa
surbss 10 roc unb iee Tisionto psr $1,000
tpiiden 3enfen uertautt. De eouH'er'
Ssie bstrass &c DrSWis psr sleoo
gse1a sd euwvs.
Sidt, ,Dssbjel suf yonbos wurben ~
l.7Gk Srp&fb. StsrIing quptip. fir spet'
III All Berlin wuTpen 1876 brs Ndrf, be.
re6nef. lfs UedIe auf Yagis 17ke pro
6rsns ss1 nmiterSam 1iXs bro 0uIben
sub aut Oisn l5c pro ersns, aires l6s,
Ssstd Is, stodbsfm pro krpns ss.ss,
GRANGE teaseiD 1916
UusssS csnssssssss
nsrsn rntiq uns Rstts. Die Sa1iss sps'
i'ssn >. isss; n.,.., No.,
~ Bombs. 1918 .....tes ~
iX 1pnss 1889 -, 50 ssH
~ sgsnsus MN. eSE -
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dleartss essis uHiass.
gie umisss TN bisiiaen gIearingtaus
bdtffeE ii& bsuts suf to6Il,7ls.
sssaIihuutMss
am Worssiitaes mar bsr plssit rutig.
Vs6miiisgS aber lebtsftsr uHe bic 8reiis
tear. Die folgenbeu geeiduts finp 81 be-
ri@fsns
First Call.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-06
Diebmarft.

Cincinnati, 5. Mdr5.
3ufubr unb egrianbt fir Die per
floFensn 4 StuNoeu, persIi4en mil
berislbeu 3sis Der IssteH WO4e. parsn
rDis ioIsti
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-06

= tt ~ III De u
miife Gmereten.
Die 3eit it gstommen, in pelder
fir ben gebarf an 9emiiIefdmereien
seiorgt peroen muB, es empfieblt iif
ober, ben Samen auf ieine aeim=
fdbiSteit gu priifen. gu9 per nod
ReitbeitGnOe aus 9OrjabrsH beiibt ober
ielb'tgeernteten Samen perpenber
nil, fpirb INNER 9ut tEan. iid 5ll
iiberSsueen, in ipel6em llmFange Der
Same teinrfabig lit. Die &eimfdbig.
teit bGngt pom bitter, bon Der 2lusz
rsife uHo BON Der QuTbepabruna ab.
Gjrpbs Ndrme unb 5euatisteit Iesen
Die Seirfdbisteit berab, bel trodener
uno tiibler 4uf5eipabrung bIetbt bic
ielbe LANCER erbolten.
9as @srfubren Der aeimprpbe iii
sanS einfadh. Bon ben gu prrbenbcn
Samen pirb cine Gn,abl dbgeodblt
pnb in SDpfs uber fIade aaiteu nit
Ramensbesei6nung ausgeiGt. Mnn
bGlt bic @ros an einem iparmer Srte
feuGt uno iinb bic Samer duFgesans
gen, ippSu bel ben meiiten 9lrten mn
eiuise Saes erioroerIi6 limb, 10
braubt man MIR bic pflGnS9en 81
| Sd3leu, Nm gu piheH. pis bod Ff
The Prescott daily news., 1917-03-24
ALLIES HAMMER AT
 "HINDENBURG LINE"
Both British and French Report Making Progress During the Day-Germans Have Flooded La Fere.

New York, March 23-Reports from the British and French war offices in London and Paris indicate that the Germans are making a stand on the "Hindenberg line" that the entente allies attacked vigorously during the day and made considerable progress, despite stubborn resistance.
 The most significant report of the day was the official statement from Paris, which said the French advenced from one and quarter to two and one-half miles in the St. Quentin re- zion. The St. Quentin region em braces two cities, which are believed to be important positions on the Hin denburg line" St. Quentin and Le Fere. The French report said that the Germans are flooding the Disc region and that La Fere is under wa ter. This report, if true, might mean that the Germans are carrying out their usual policy of destruction before retreating. It is believed that if they retreat from La Fere, they will have to abandon the entire "Hindenburg line" and fall back to another line along the French border.
 The Paris statement says that the French also made gains on the heights overlooking the Disc valley northeast of Tergnier, which is close to La Fere. Paris also tells of the repulse of Ger man attacks before Thil, northwest of Rheims.
 South of the Disc, Paris says that the French continue to cross the Ail- cite river and that they have made considerable progress north of Sois- sons toward the city of Margival. The French statement says that the French successes north of the canal between the Somme and the Disc riv- CTS were gained in the face of stub born resistance.
 British Fight on Long Front.
 London reports that there was fight ing between the British and Germans from Beauraine, which is about two miles south of Arras, to Etreillers, which is five miles west of St. Quentin. It is said that vicious German coun- ter-attacks were repulsed at Vrau- court and in the center of the line. South of Arras, in the vicinity of Ecoust and Croisilles, the British made further gains.
 Berlin says that the French were re- pulsed nj the attacks along the Crozat canal and that 230 prisoners were taken.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-03-24
GOVERNOR WRESTLING
 WITH DIFFICULT TASK

Little Rock, March 24.-One of the most difficult tasks that has yet been encountered by Gov. Brough is to pare the appropriations down to an amount that will bring the aggregate within the estimated total revenues of the state for the next biennial period. Practically the final figures, after the question had been discussed with the various boards and heads of depart ments, give the following amounts that must be either vetoed, or in some instances withheld from eXpen- diture until it can be determined defi- nitely if the amounts are available:
 University of Arkansas $27,000, Branch Normal $24,0o0, State Normal S10,000, State Normal building $25,- 900, State charitable institutions S51,- $40, tuberculosis sanitorium $7,000. rural school extension S25,000 Gust half the appropriation Arkansas Ma tional Guard, $25,000, four agricultur- al schools S60,000, Smith-Lever ap- propriation $25,0O0, and tick eradica- tion $1O,000. This makes a total of $269.540.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-03-24
TEXT BOOK COMMISSION WILL
 RECEIVE BIDS MAY 10TH

Little Rock, March 24.-The State Text Book Commission has set May 10 as the date upon which bids for uniform series of text books for the state are to be closed The board will then meet on May Il and 12 to con sider the bids. It was decided that the book companies should submit check for $1,500 accompanying their bids, as an evidence of good faith
 It was decided that all hearings of the commission shall be in public in the governors reception room, except that each company through it's repre- sentatives may have one private in- terview with each member of the com mission on each subject for adoption.
 A resolution was adopted requesting Iah companies that may submit books for adoption to furnish the commission list of their representatives, and that only such bona tide agents shall ap- pear before the commission: and that no other persons be employed or used to try or attempt, in any way, by political influence or otherwise, to influence the members of the commits sion in the matter of selection of any book or hooks "
The Prescott daily news., 1917-03-24
MAIN JURY HOPE-
 LESSLY DIVIDED
!. discharged After Deliberating i' for G Nearly Three Days-Judge Tavnie Reads Notes Found Near Jury Room.

After being in conference for nearly .,roe days without any signs of reach :~n verdict. the jury in whose hands @ .s.od the fate of Mark Mccain, was r.obarced this morning at 11:30 ',Ioot after a short talk relative to .ho enormous expense incurred by the two trials of Mark and Henry Mccain, and the reading to the twelve men of note picked up in the corridor near inc door leading into the room Tn which the jury sat.
 Judge Haynie said while addressing the jury. before they were discharged, that in his opinion the trials of the two McCains, before the are disposed of would almost bankrupt the coun- trv and that this fact should have had some consideration in finding a yer Jiet. not that it was his intention, he said to cast any reflections on any member who so faithfully served as iuryman.
 The court then proceeded to read the note which was found in the cor ridor yesterday morning by one of the officers. It was addresses to a mem- Der of the jury, whose name was with held. Judge Haynie said an investiga ton was already under way to dis cover if possible, the writer. The note was printed with a pencil on a plain piece of scratch paper, and read as follows: Stay with them -, we'll give you everything" It was unsigned.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-03-24
|. 5. TO AID THE
 ENTENTE VIGOROUSLY
Will be no Halfway Measures Once War is Declared-Sweep- ing Measures Are Considered at Meeting of Cabinet.

Washington, March 23.-The Amer lean government has decided upon sweeping measures after the expected declaration by Congress soon after it meets April ?, that a state of war ex- lsts between the United States and Germany.
 Fully appreciating Germany's pol lcy C. act'1g n val first and talking @'erward, the government has deter mlned to provide against every possi- Die emergency.
 broad questions involved were dis euSsed today at long cabinet meet Ing to which heads of departments carried reports on preparations al-
The Prescott daily news., 1917-03-24

ready made and others contemplated Details are being taken up between President Wilson and the individual cabinet members.
 Respectfully the government appar- ently decided that since Germany is making war upon the United States through ruthless killing of Americans and destruction of their ships, the is- sue must be met with steps much more far-reaching than mere attempts to protect individual merchant craft.
 Nothing to prevent this is now foreseen. Once a state of war is de clared to exist aggressive measures are expected.
 To Prepare for Long War.
 As outlined after today's cabinet meeting, the preparations are not to be for a short war or a war marked by halfway measures. Nothing is to be taken for granted. Everything done will be carried out in a system atic and orderly manner.
 The exact measure of American par ticipation in the war will not be re- vealed until after the president ad- dresses Congress and until public sen timent crystallizes. No political al liance with the entente allies is known to be contemplated, although military as we'll as naval cooperation is pos sible, and the government will be un- sparing in both money and supplies for the allies.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-03-24

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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-08
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.


D. n. BARKER, Mgr. Jones & Laughiin Steel Co.
]. j. DAU. Chairman Reid. Murdoch & Co.
l.. A. GODDARD, President.
HENRY a: HAuGAN, yice-Prcsident.
II. q. HAUGAN, Retired.
q. II. HAuGAN. Mgr Real Estate Loan Dept.
a. LANQuIsT. President Lanquist 4 Tllsey Co.
WM 4. JEFFERSON, Prop. Peterson Nursery.
MOSES J. WENTWORTH. Capitalist ,s i trust o.
TWO PER CENT
interest allowed on Demand Certificates
OF Deposit for $1,000 and larger amounts:
THREE PER CENT
on Certificates Of Deposit running four
months or longer. and on
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
These can be opened at any time with
one dollar or more. Interest Is COM
pounded January LIST and July LIST.
CHECKING ACCOUNTS
Of individuals, firms and corporations are
solicited. Loans made on approved names
o. collaterals.
WILLS AND TRUSTS.
This banks Trust Department Is equipptA
to handle with skin and experience liz
clients wills. estates, agencies, trustee
ships, ETC.. and Is authorized by law e
act In such matters.
INVESTMENTS.
Clients wishing to avail themselves Of
the banks experience IN selecting safe
investments are invited to call on o.
write our Bond Department or ,Rea
bonds and mortgages yielding 6 and 81
amounts OF $500 and upwards.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
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YOUR BUSINESS INVITED.
Our Record: Thlrty-se Years OF Con
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-08
S3S,OO4,5O7.9C
OFFICERS.

L. 4. GODDARD, President.
HENRY A. HAUGAN. Vice. President.
HENRY 8. HENsCHEN. Cashier.
FRANK !: PACKARD. Asst. Cashier.
G. EDWARD CARLSON. Asst. Cashier.
WALTER J. cox, Asst. Cashier.
EDWARD A. SCHROEDER. Asst. Cashier.
SAMUEL r.. KNECIIT. Secretary.
WILLIAM G. MILLER. Asst. Secretary.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-08
ESTABLISHED 1879
State Bank Of Chicago
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Condensed Report, June FL, 1917.
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Suthcranernc % Rri0rn

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traifo5 Iorioursroao 'orfunotc t0lI.
al en- aomitc rCyrUicntcrcuOc De 'or
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al Sltherancrnc iom NirfciamiunO
]betragtet o. uOtaIte i'm uiorbcboIouc
N~}ibiuiBclic AZ De u.amerlfuu'tc llo-
tuIeIicr al Dem. iom er uniuar.igc ior
Dc Singcnes ljIijouo Tom Ser fIaQc:
oUer."
) BET 2iemcO al tIarIisrc i'm StiI
ling oUerior Oeuue Sag uoiteotc Hcl.
Oct ieIgcnoe GrtIGriug:
"6oriuarsraaoct iroIPgger liz en-.
huer Seniigt al oaole 0en lutherite
alrtc ieIu % gientager i'm %ogriHoe.
II1e GrtIGrlua, at oct itoIcr ,paa Sc
WUnos % aUiuoer5 ameritnnite ia.
triotiame. iom uogi9r Sen Lltberite
alrtes gl~eoleUsitob, o. DC lopaIe
Grciter.
"Raaoet glentuger. al 6ets Geitul0-
ninger life uar retteoe MOB belle ser
Iutberite airtaiamiuno, men blot moo
Dem, iom %oiientlig % pripat bar
mooarbcioet Den amerifonite Sag o.
uiit merfbar 6orfi9rligbeo for AIue.
ritas 6ienSers Sag"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31
en- Sor0lemmclir.

NCu port sen 20 Etli. Gu
Sparebontfouto poo $500, iowl
houoc iomIct Tia t en- @out I @rcof.
Inn / %ebct al SO 9lar bar man. ior.
taItc Nufnaicrcr Noutcu iOal. uctop
opOulct Gicrcu Al. Get or en- Wra.
y. ". @aitiupM iom Dor / @ompcra.
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iioCL inoi0ttc / 1857 cu Suu Al s.
/ NrOofIun S@pnrcbouf, men luncr til
'i0cn iuIoitUu0id at hare ioraIcmt
oct for hans Nuitru hcrtc ham al
hrrl nUunc uoQct on SET.
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%Iornlcrc ljg, iuotil oe MI mcO Rcutcr
% Ncntcr2rcutcr par naoct % iii set
tonitc ncttc %cIpb al $500.
HarioRcn til lobctaIinQcn al Gcn,
gcuc M mar &troittrUoclicu al Sen
INC 2ou, iom p~ooITQQcr ole Banter
/ Stutct al iorctoQc en- G%itrripQuinQ
citcr Gicrc al Snoifno, icn Scr iff,
or bIct abort 6Ororing pou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31

0dgbIa0cuc bar Ser Qaati en- ni.
'torlt ON, at cu0cl omcrlf0u'tc Sril-
cCrcr, iom nctop or ucllot tjIb0lc ira
ct NpholN uc0 Ncit'routcu ior Der at
'tuocrc Mrllaierclicu % @~cQiucnbc.
0crnc2 Houg lfuINc bdue uotult iom
i'm CucrbcuianlnR at oct oIOril plIoc
luttc2 TrnultmUu0cnc OF Nritcrnc at
bruoc NIcmcm Sc tnitc @ciUiminls
linicr.
Gcrmc Niitoric bcnuQtca poa set
%bcllcntcitc al Nrilamiuitcr @dfcr,
Der Tor BET 'or'tc lier opmcrtiom poo.
at oct olOriN ulIoc 'olNc uolcn Al DIS
4 S''jccrcr iuO at uNtulc noQru vri,
nat Nicnina ON cu ioa uiltil Sol.
oN Ior oct onoct Ter lil litouo til at
optDic. at "lnNcu al Dem uUrcoc no.
Ncu pc2iumiitiit MicuinQ ont set cnOc.
Illc Nciultat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31
Sinif.ru=iiif Konflift.

Tetrosrab RusInno. Den 25oc Tu.
Ii. Zen iociaIiitiife Waioritct / Den
finite 2on0bog bar formuIerct eli
Iorcsie iii oer rl,siiife p~ropiIoriife
8egiering iom Bldg iii Notiiifatio.
ren ON geotaaeIicn al ben finite llai.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Otter 8ierremlpsninsen al ben
iinife 8eneralgupernsr Stotopicb's
&apport bar Den p~ropiioriife Neglc.
ring beiluttet life at goofienbc Gor.
iatuingsmGsiigbeoeu Of llaibGngig.
bebsIoper.
9eneralguperncren erfIqreoe ioag,
al ban ! ben nGrmeite Sremtio aater
al tagc lin giiteS, men at Reaierin.
gen pil uonGpne en- m 8cneralguuer.
rer | hans Steb, % at ban o. bans
Siab nil bli ciabIeret / SeIiinaiors,
iorat 6innerne life itol gipes noget
ganituo Ill at poaitaa. at RusIano i
SirteIigbeSen bar otcepteret Soperl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31
Verden$krlgen.
Zen lite gugnit "fcirer" arisen lit
"Sreaars.S ubilGnm".
Htsirrur onnet filbnor uurr 20 Mil /
&usiernc saaet tilbasc uper 20 Dill /
Nitanlicien.
Sele ben pprprifr rmsiiifc SiDiitun
meics neo al tine eane.
Seftise tpife Inareb paa flcre Tunf-
fer nf Gcitfrunten.
Zen fpinbelige "Spbslcsion" uinbcr
GanrbGr peo Trpntcn.
NIere "sammies" / europa

3 Noermorgcn, S1rSbag Sen lite
gluauit, fan Ser feireS SreaorSiubi
l9um peb Srontcrne / europa. Spor-
Dan bette SSitbiIpllm bill BIZ ferret -
pm Tagen oil bIi nrinoct neo, iom IN.
iferne peb ScItfronten oiorbe fornp-
lig, at beiie Glitter nleb felgenbc SIT
ifription oper SfpttcrgrapenS Hanb:
"8i er ale Sbioter," - eQer ON Ben
bIir ferret nteo me Hognarof og
9loobab, bpilfct lnegtelia er / bebre
Stil meo en- Zig Iinoeooa, ie bcrom
peb hi ineentin9. 90 oct iamne fon
bet ogiaa bore.
Oct eneite, iom bar nooen S~Sntcr-
este / SorbinbeIie meo bette blobige
SSSlbiIGum, er ben aienbSgierning, at
SSreben fumes at bore Iiqe ioa fern,
Iige iaa Iongt borte | oct taagebe
@lao iom pua De to foregnae1oe "Slt.
bilpumsoage".
Se forIfieliqe "S9Sllbilermsbetragt-
ringer" / ale 2onoe - GngIano,
Sranfrig, Stolien, SpIfIonO, Otter.
rig - er ale itebt / iomnme Sorm:
"arigen mac gaa lin Sang, inbtil b /
binoer." = "@i maa bolbe no, og hi
ifaI pinbe."
90 iaa er %oiittof Sitiiationen baa-
Be BET Sronterne og b Sronter-
ne ben, at ingen al 1arterne bar no.
get at Ifrpbc al, men nleget at grile
for.
SmibIertib 9ber &rigstr9tbeben
ON fig / ale Sanoe, og melt Der,
bpor Solf har liot melt. Sg benne
SrGtbeb bIir bel life minore bcrpeb,
of ben melt ubpg9eligc "SSSubiIGlms-
Dag, iom Menncifebeben bar opIe.
bet, life bar oct ringcite Segn at OPP
piie til nogen Soranbring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31
til Sc 2llliereoe.

WnibIngton Den 24oc SSuli. %
Sor. Stntcr bor uilt lin 5iQio iii ocn
lTrpPrenbe r~ilsiiifc Hc9ierin0 pcb at
beuilgc 6cu CT mt Sdan poa $4,000.
600. Set ieritc rusiiife @oon bar
paa $1OO,O0O,O00, Der alercOc ior
Stprlteoclcu er opbruot iii Gn0fipb
Der / Sonoct al Scrnbonelnotcriel
bpprtiI o9iaa Stsritcoelcn al oct INC
Saon pil bli anuen0t.
Somtibig blep ser itiaet eli Slnr
al $60,OOO,O0O iii Gronfrigs arc.
Dit, iau Ser mi ioIt cr LIANT oc allie.
rcbc Sonbe 81 1923, 100000 cacr
ouer @olpportcr al be 1900 MiQio.
ner Collars, iom aongrcaicn bcoilgc
De Tor bette Sicnrco.