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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-01

In spite Of the sudden rise in tenn
perature, Washington has not been any
hotter than some of the regular sum
mer resorts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-01

At this time Of year, wherever you
happen to be gets credit for being the
hottest place on earth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-01

The manner in which Michaelis keeps
people guessing at what he means proves
him true representative of the Berlin
school of craftsmanship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-01
Kitchen VS.. Dining Room.

"Does your cook help you to econ
omize?"
"She is such an epicure herself that
she compels US to economize.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-01
Fractional Currency.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
1t is complained that prices are now SO
high they make the dollar seem like frac-
tional currency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-01

Nobody looks more foolish than the
man who thinks it clever to cheat his
way to an exemption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-01

{. It works both ways. Not only does
your country need you, but you and
your family need your country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-01
The Conscientious Director.

The Conscientious Director.
His conscience curious reason brings
AS dangers come to view;
He makes a protest 'gainst the things
He doesn't want to do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-01
SilkBags,L
and Strap Back Books

Going the clearance sale The leather bags and books
manufacturers samples and subject slight mperfec
tons The silk bags from stock Quantities are
limited.
Strap Books worth SI50 and S1Oo
Silk and Leather Bags, worth to S29S, at $50
worth 1898, $500
Leather Bags assorted styles worth to 500 500
assorted Styles worth to S598. $500
Kann's-Street Floor-East Room.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10

*Increase
The completed figures of ore ship
ment in July from upper lake ports
follow:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10
COURT Term
Fifteen Cases on Calendar for
Term Next Week.

The Ely term of the District
Court will open at the City Hall
next Tuesday afternoon at $50.
Fifteen cases have been listed for
trial. The jury cases are in the
majority and are as follows:
North Star Timber Company VS..
Ado1ph Peterson, ct. al; John Hut
tula VS.. Herman Johnson; Joseph
Koschak VS.. City of Ely; Jacob
Varago VS.. City of Ely; Casper
Rom VS.. City of Ely; Chas. Litka
VS.. City of Ely; Joseph Smuk VS..
City of Ely; Augusta Nelson VS..
Peter Urucoff and Lazar Ivanhoff
or Evanhoff, Moses Hokkonen VS..
L. E. Devry; Herman Johnson VS..
Joseph Boullier.
Five court cases are also on the
docket viz: Geo. Piskur VS.. Jacob
Petric, ct. al. Anne Pearson VS..
Carl Pearson, alias Carl Person
and Chas. Peterson; Martha
Schrader VS.. Fred Schrader: Two
adoption cases: In the matter of
the adoption of Leona Engstrom
a minor child by Charlie Mccarthy;
In the matter of the adoption of
Jennie Perhai a minor child.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10
HAVE NO FEAR
Shipments Of Iron Ore Catching
Up With Pace Set Last Year.

The meeting Wednesday in
Cleveland Of the iron ore, pig iron
and coal transportation commit
tee of the council Of national de-
Tense advisory commission has
brought to the surface the fear of
certain blast furnace and steel
works authorities that scarcely
enough Lake Superior iron ore
will be brought to fill the require
ments. Further inquiry into the
figures does not tend to bear out
this anxious feeling. 1t would APP
pear enough ore and to spare can
and will be brought down the
lakes.
1t is true the season started out
unfavorably. In April only 211,-
532 tons were moved by the lake
fleet compared with 1,658,411 tons
in April last year. In May this
year the comparison was even
more strikingly unfavorable, and
by June l this year there was a
deficit of about 3,6O2,741 tons
compared with last years ship
ments for the corresponding per-
iod. But in June Of this year the
fleet began to stretch itself !;
stages of water were higher; and
unloading facilities at lower lake
ports began to operate faster.
Hence in June the fleet shipped
more ore than last year, and by
August ! it had made up 623, 891
tons Of the deficit in the compari-
son with 1916 shipments for that
period, leaving a total of 1885,
956 tons to be made up during
the remainder of this season.
Will Move 100000 Tons
The belief Of competent lake
transportation authorities is that,
while all this deficit may not be
made up, yet 100000 tons,
which now are figured as the
years requirements Of furnaces
tributary to Lake Superior ore
reached the grand total of $685.
466 tons.
To equal this grand total, the
fleet will have to move $685.
ga tons during the remainder of
this season. Spreading this over
the months of August, September,
October and November, allowing
TOR no ore haul in December, this
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10
To Hold Picnic

The 26th Annual Picnic of the
local Thor. Lodge, No. ID, S. H. &
E. F. of A. will be held at Oliver
Park on Sandy Point Sunday
August 10Th. A parade will start
from the lodge rooms at 10 80 in
the morning taking the visitors
and guests to the park where the
day will be spent in merry max
ing.
The Ely City Band has been
engaged for the occasion and
dancing in the new pavilion will
be feature of the day. Meals
and refreshments will be- servee
by the ladies during the day anG
everyone is welcome to enjoy the
festivities. Weather permitting q
good time is promised.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10

means the vessel interests will
have to carry an average of less
than 100000 tons a month,
whereas at the clip at which ore
was brought down even lin June,
this rate will be surpassed. But
Judging from the July total, over
100000 tons will be brought
down likely in August and Sep
TENDER. For additional vessel
capacity now is getting into the
game having been built and
launched since last year. Fur
thermore, Commissioner Baird s
office is getting good dispatch for
lake vessels. These comparisons
speak for themselves, the figures
being total shipments by months
and last year:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10
County Nurse Safeguards Com.
munjtV,

Two thousand dollars was the
sum voted by the commissioners
of Renville County to provide a
county nurse, whose chief duty
will be to make efficient citizens
either for peace Or for war out Of
the children in the rural districts,
asserts DR.. l. j. Murphy Of the
Minnesota Public Health Associa-
ton.
Continuing DR.. Murphy states,
I'm some counties the commits.
sioners think that $4,000 is too
large a sum to allow for safe
guarding the health Of an entire
county. Counties which have not
as yet instituted any health work
in rural schools should vote at
least $500 for trial period.
Counties that do not demand an
appropriation for rural health
work are in decidedly backward
class.
Although no other county
voted as much for a single year
as Renville has, several allow
$500 annually; others appropri-
ate sums varying from $500 to
$1,000 for a temporary nurse. AT
ter a trial period as soon as the
people of the county get to see
what the work means to them
there us usually a demand for a
permanent nurse. During the
past year nurses have been en-
ployed in some twenty-four Min
nesota counties; the number of
school children found with one or
more physical defects varied from
IS per cent to 80 per cent of the
total number examined in each
county"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10
west, and. the committee on
Wednesday figured 100000

west, and the committee on
Wednesday figured 100000
tons must be moved upward by
lake vessels this season. Ship
ments up to August l were g.
926, 100 tons, which is a decrease
of 1929, 1876 tons. from the same
period last year. Coal is coming
to lake ports at a better rate than
formerly and it is figured 4,00O,-
900 tons will be sent forward in
August. But coal, it is said, will
have to arrive at lower lake load
ing ports faster than even that if
the requirements are to be met.
However, since so per cent of
Paramount, Pittsburgh and east
ern Ohio cars has been ordered
diverted to the lake trade it is n 1T
unlikely coal will be sent forward
faster from the mines from now
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10

1873 sos Erick Lofstrom, 2219 Wash
ington Ave. N, Minneapolis.
140 900 Edward F. Lofgren, Tower.
141 1868 John Moravitz, Ely.
LAG 957 Ernest Carlson, Ely.
152 TIT Niels P. Jensen, Winton.
154 1913 Emil A. Norby, Embarrass.
155 80 R. Clifford Miller, Ely.
100 400 Gust Sipola, Ely.
164 88S Gunnard A. Roland, Tower
169 SIG Carlo Cafmi, Ely.
172 642 Matt Vertin, Ely.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10

Out of the first call of 172 names
and from which Sc were expected
to pass for the draft army only SO
names were secured of eligbles sub
ject to service. Physical exemp-
tions and alien exemptions raised
the liability list and in order to fill
the quota from this district an adj
ditional list of 225 names will be
notified to appear for examination.
The restrictions have been con-
siderably modified and it is ex-
pected that the quota will be filled
with the new list without much
trouble. The draft is going to hit
the American families hard. With
the alien exemptions being claimed
it is going to draw heavily on the
American boys. 1t is to be hoped
that Congress will get down to
business shortly on the measure to
enlist allied aliens in the service of
the country. There is no possible
excuse for grabbing off all our
citizens and letting the others go.
These aliens have all the ad-
vantages enjoyed by the American
boys with none of the liabilities.
1t will only be fair to take the
able bodied foreigner for service.
Many of these young fellows left
their native land to escape military
duty and now they escape here be-
cause they are not citizens.
With over ninety of our boys.
voluntarily enlisted it was thought
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10
DRAW MORE NAMES
Local Board Sends Out Calls for 225 Extra
Names in Order to Fill Quota From
This District.
Thirty.Eight Names Chosen Out of the First
List of 172 for the United States
Draft Army.

that we would get credit for this
number on the draft call but it is
evident that we are mistaken. The
flower of the land is being taken to
fight the battle that belongs to all.
Aliens that enjoy the advantages OF
the country should also help out in
fighting the battles of the nation.
The list of persons called into
the service of the United States not
exempted or discharged with their
numbers is as follows: This list
has been posted and the names
thereon notified.
2 45S Herbert E. Kurvinen, Ely.
S37 Joseph. H. Schmitz, Tower.
337 Louis Ravnikar, Ely.
16 7S4 Clarence Johnson, Ely.
26 507 Howard Schaefer, Ely.
20 437 David H. Blackmore, Ely.
80 924 August G. Jeranson, Soudan.
z 81 10 Jalo Mattila, Ely.
43 432 William Jensen, Cusson.
"A IS Anton Chimzar, Ely.
81 223 Matt Krebs, Ely.
SO 772 Joseph Weber, Winton.
sc 966 Sam Larson, Soudan
6S 1872 Andrew w. Hanson, Ely.
70 S74 Marius Peterson, Tower.
80 905 Louis Nichols, Tower.
"a $50 John Globocnik, Ely
IS 500 James Warren, Tower.
sc GAS William Broquist, Ely.
SO no Edward B. Curnow, Ely.
SO 1873 Ernest A. Jackson, Ely.
101 1872 Albert G. R. Retter, Winton.
103 $50 Louis Janezich, Ely.
116 269 John ]. Mizera, Ely.
1T 6S5 Knudt Johnson, Winton.
131 704 Eric J. HelIsten, Winton.
1876 12S Mike Klopich, Ely.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10

More Attention to Coal
More attention is being given
to coal requirements of the north
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10
Still Another Estimate

Inland furnaces, according to
another estimate, up to the first
Of this month, have received 49,
100000 tons of Lake Superior iron
ore, and it is estimated 22,500,000
tons additional will be needed.
About 100000 tons have been
placed on dock and there is space
left for about 100000 tons more.
The railroad are planning to
move 80 per cent in August, 30
per cent in September, % per cent
in October and Is per cent in No
vember of'the remaining 19,30O,-
600 tons needed by the furnaces
for this season.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10
The Fourth Payment

The fourth payment of thirty
per centum on Liberty Loan
Bonds purchased on installments
is due August 18th. The pay
ments must be made on or before
that date according to the official
statement of terms and conditions
Of the sale Of Liberty Loan Bonds
issued by Secretary McAdoo Of
the Treasury at the time subscrip-
tions to the bonds were invited.
Whether the bonds were pur-
chased from the Treasury or from
the Federal Reserve Banks or
through other banks or agencies
it is important that these and sue
ceeding installments be paid
promptly. :"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-08-10

Ice Cream and Soft Drinks at
the Ely Boat House. We also
carry a line of motor boat sup
plies. ADV. If.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21

ira Somten, og ban betragter Een'
gene iom fin retmesiige G%ienoont,
uoen Senipn til bpem Der fon babe
gjernt Dem. San fisbte g%pgnlngen
iom Den too, % Eengene fulgte meo
/ aisbet, flyer ban.
st al Wontanas ltnbre. s 9igbeo
meo De b9nsense Saper, Der / fin Sio
bar ct al Seroens llnore, bar Mo1l.
tana Ell terrasieformie Sape, Der fan
omgipes % tilb9ffes meo Seiloug
lamt opoarmes meo Spn. Set er
Sames Smort5 peo Softer Gam, r9r
Seleta, iom bar iperfiat bette enc.
Itaaenoe S%auebrug. Sper Serrasie
er life mere emo ipp apabratfob, men
Der er flere al Dem, itrGffenoe Zig | en-
Spioe al ii 500. Seo Sielp al Srr.
peri oa Seiloug fan oct belle tilllffes,
ON Oct fniber, og peb Saar % Seit
at fpre liot / Spnen fan Suartj
%frenbringe @%reniager ira lite Ntarts
til 1Ooe Nop. San paaitaar Saper,
er Ell lanb 8ilIogrlibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21
2lrreiteret Spenif.
2lmerifdner,

Gbicaao oen 14be sept: Np.
heben ON, at Sbeobor s. 2unoe,
en- berbpenbe pelitaaenbe Spenif.
omerifaner, eiter Srbre ira Sli.
ititsoepartcmentet ioas par blepet
inofaIbt for Sorbunbsaopofat
Cline pafte it9rf S~perraifelIe.
Mr. 9unoe er Ereiioent /
"gmerican Snbuitrial COMPANY,
Iabrifanter al Tiunobele, os aas.
Ierer for set MI iaameset omtalte
"Icople's Council for Democracy
onb Germs Of Teace", Ser, Tom be.
fienot or negtet of boloe Msoer
noaetitebs / Npropeiten og rhine.
liauis / ale De andre Statcr.
Spab oct tpuuene Snterpietp
meo Observation-Disclosures breieoe
iis ON, oerom bar man bibtiI in.
tet iaaet at pibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21
@iscpmfm.
&prtparia Streif / Ga Grpsie. IGe

&ortuaris Streif / Ga Grosie. IGe
Slallere peo De ire observation-disclosures
/ So Grosie neoIagbe Wanoag lit 81.
beioe, oa oeres Sorlangenoe al $3.50
pr. Gag blep negtet. Se gienoptog
Dog Irbeibet SirSoag, ibet 9oneiel.
%Ifaberne bapbe gaaet inb paa at be-
tale 1926 pr. Gag og enopib4r2 ar.
rangere bebre IrbeiosforboIo.
Snbianerne er spoe Sulbater. Sc
unge Snbianere, Der ira Gouoerop
bperpeoe fig / &ompani $, Siette
8isconiin &eginent at NationaIno..
ben, bar pitt fig at bore bel iaa a be
Soloater iom oeres boibe gr5ore.
Som Grempel berpaa n9pnes fclgpn.
De Heobnoer, Der bar opnaaet llb.
merfelie: @iaie Ssbam er llonc nj
til Sroerlp for aapt. @isiper, Sra
Ssbam % Sobn Cabot iii &orporo.
ler, Iler Seafarr til Sereeant. Sobn
&ingfiber og George Coon til Meo-
,lemmer al Hegimentets Wuiifforps
Tog Sra Nespolo til ferite Srompeter.
Smtrent en- Sreoiebel, eGer 35, az
&ompaniets MebIemmer err Grippe.
painoiunere.
Gbuin 6anse peb @inpna? 60.
min Saltge, Der iom mistGnft for
Woroet paa Wrs. Cora Wtiler al
Welt Salem bar ppret efterlsat poer
belle Norbpeiten De iibite to Waane.
Der, paaitaaes iioIte 2srbag Mften at
bore feet paa Sugarloaf BLUFF peo
@inona, Winn. Set bar Ilbert 9o:.
ion, Ell Saloonp9rt fra @elt SaIent,
Iom iaa ba1n, pe ban mener, at ser
nmnllig fan ioreli9ge npgen Seil.as
gelie. 2arion fierte / Iutomobil og
bar fife iitanb til at forfslge Sallge,
Der imutteoe ii1b / De tptte 9uife oa
f~oripanot. 8eb at piies ct Sotograii
al Sauge bar 8etjenten paa Hepubli-
can Sotel / @inona gienfienbt Danr
iom en- al Soteaets @ipiter Den FORE
gaaenoe Seat.
Oct fpiter -. @isconiin bar MT
en- COB, bporpeb Ser paaIeeges ale
9orporationer eaer Sirmaer, iont
bar ~iaafalote "9obbpiits" peb 2egiss
latllren, at aflegee nstagtigt Hegns
Ifab oner bpormeget bette foitebe, pg
efter at ale bisie Happorter MI err
inbienbt til Statsiefreteren, faaes
oct forbauienbe &eiiiltat, at 2obbpen
foitebe mere emo felipe 2eeisIaturen.
|Se 1873 WebIemmer al Statens Sc.
nat og Sus faar $500 bper, bpiIfet
bliper $66, 500, meoens Der til Sob.
butts" UNDER iibite Segislaturiesiion
betaltes $90,545. Sg bert ct life
mebreenet De Terioner, Der paa egne
Segne refer til Wabiion for at fsle
2%opgiperne libt paa Senberne. Saa-
oanne pligter life at rapportere ail-
gaaenbe fine nbgifter, men Oct ct li9c
goot "2obbping", og oct foiter oeiaa
bisie mango 9ense. apnoise SoIf
paaitaar, Of %"2obbpine" UNDER iibite
SegisIatrriesiion iiffert NOT ialt TO.
itebe 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21
Winneipta.

SposinlS / Duluth. Wtr9. @inc
Naacl. &uitrll til &Ioulg gtogel
IuIlttb. or oigoact peo 9eben pao
NopCmind Sonotorium oerite62. Sit1
nor loot / ariitioniu og fon meo lin
Wtanb iii @lmcrifa for If glar iiocn,
Sorllocn lin OianO oN en- Qattcr ef.
tcrloocr 2lioeOc liz IorGlorc og Ell
@ro0cr bocuoc / ariitianiu.
SnoiBrcrrcttighcbn trucs. Ilbcrt
Elacu0cr, gtcp l(lm5 iuipenoereoc
@no0Uofut, Cr DoroIct on at MODE Tor
Ell 2omitc al Wtinnciota Suriltiors
cninQ oCn 260c Sept. for at ircnlGG.
&C 9cpiicr for lin &opalitet. Mpia
octtc life fan aierca iii aomitccn2
GiIircoaitiQcIic, pil Der. Tfocnoer
iratagCa i'm SagiorcrbcuiQinQ.
Gurlnnacr Mines aiifcSiact. Rc-
prGicrtnntcr for fem Sngioreningcr
al @~oQtrpffere bar bcnucnot iiq til
@uocrnor Nurnouiit mc0 NnmooninQ
ON, at Charles W. Nme5 al ct. Falll
~iicrncS ion Mcolcm al StotenS Of.
ic1tIigc Siffcrbcosfommi5iion. Ser
pnoitnnca, at Wtr. Nmc5 cr nrctiUr0tg
]lIAeopcrfor organiicrct IrbaiGe.
Wrnb % auinScr / Nseren. apirs
Scr ioopcI iont Otpn6 bar De itoitc
Sage nrbci0ct / 9lQcren for at rcobc
bnnb rc0oc2 flln6c al Wotien, mcl6c5
fra @inono, oq errooq SenboQ orbci
ococ5 ser belle Gogcn for &sitrpf. Get
niGIoer ncmliq at iao bugQct Den belt
clcr bclpi3 iro3nc WoiSitilf oq fan
Sen / Silo, ior Suften gaor no al
Sen. &umorcocr al Ncrc& nlene /
gSinono GountD par inoheItCt paa
0cllnc Wtau0e.
Totctoprfcrc falbt til @nibinaton.
i. 8. Slicr, Scfrctpr for ct ltorrc
SUbiirnd / Wtoorbcoo, % ocn be-
ficn6tc Yotctoprfer Ncurp Scbrocoer
cr foIot til @aibinqton for at hnpe en-
aonfercnce mc6 Wfohaominiitrntor
6crbert &. SCORER. Ser ii9e@ / Snb-
faIbcIien, of Suger al itor @igtiQbeo
Tor Notctiuortitrien, inobeiottenoc
SnofercIie al faitc Hc9ler, pil oi5fus
terc5, % man ltotpoer bette oerbert,
at Reoicringen ogtcr at iGtte faite
Hotctprticr.
gt tabe meS ire Is. gn Spitar.
beiber peo Napn Mortin 8nIf flage.
oe Der om 9a9en iii WoQebpcnS go
liti ooer, at ban unoer &ortipil / ct
NoteI bopbe iot ole fine Ienge poo
oe fire Is, ban bopoc / &oauben, men
tabt. @n Nfono bleo trllffen for Aet.
ten iom Den i~fpIbige, men Wr. @aIf
bIcp beiIiQ fortornct, ga Sagen be.
uppntcS iom So5orOipiI. "glt tobc
ntco fire IS er life SpiI,~ mente ban,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21

oeS inc iii @nen % bringc Gpret iii,
booe. GnfeIte Sfficcrcr bar Niulbe,
iom De bor bragt meb Jig, men oiSie
err heIit Rdceopr, bprenoe itoIte 0ao.
ne og for Oct meite islgen6e lin Serre
ligc I SGlene, ieenoe meo IigegpI0ig
Ioragt neb poa 9eirens BIeiebsrn.
On al De melt befjenote Slnoeififfel.
Ter | Seiren er ioole6es en- itor Iir.
bale, Der Ipoer Rapnet "3bunoer" oo
cr Ell SberitS uaoifiQeIige 2eoiager.
Wtcn Der er nnore YIeicbprn / 2eireu.
Ssritc Soma Snionteri bar iaaIcoeS
en- Iiocn Bonn, Der bar itor &ilbeie.
Iigbc6 til at fslge @utterne Tom en-
Suno, % ct &OipitaIsforpS bar oOop.
teret en- @ie0ebuf, iom forrciten er Ell
Slide til ablfiuigt 6ortrpo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21
0pb Wplina af Smfferrper.
Wontana.
T~raattarten paa So nebiat.

Tragttarten paa So ncSiat. Sor
melt mltIig at afbi9lpe Semangelen
Ionas fine 9inier / Wontana, bar
8reat Nortbern Sonen foretaget en-
b~etpoeIig Geoucering / fine Sragttar'
ter paa benre Sare. 9e foretagne
Ieoilag beleber Jig til ira $3.50 til
$3.50 pr. Son.
Huf en- nh Sanelinje. Ser er gi-
BET WGnb / Selena en 8pntraft for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pau Sontbern
Montala HaiIroab, en- nh Sanelinle
/ 9ia Sole 9aiin. Gen bliper Inlal-
iporet OF fun 30 WiI lang. 0ens
sItliae Gnoepnft bliper Sipioe, bpor
Den ifal aipre So%rbinoelie meo Ore
aon Sbort Cine.
Oil fipbe Seitc. Uncle Sam tr9n.
ger Seite % Wtliler for lin Irne, %
Ell officer er beororet til GLASGOW
Tor at fiobe iaooanne 0pr, Asr maat-
tc iinocs itiffeoe. adpaueribelte NJ a
pore 10 SGnoer bpie, men Den iatte
Iris for oisie or fln $115, Sor
@rlla / Irtineriet, peienbe ira LOO
til t,400 Ynnb, betoles berimoo ira
$3.50 til 5000. Sor Wfiller bctalcs
ira 1925 til $50.
Eenscinno / sammel %psnins. =
llnber Nebripning al ell ganlmel So
gibpanine / Misioula fanbtes 81 500
i Seoler, rilleoe inb i ct Stpffe tort
Sei. Motter bapbc benpttct Seiitpf-
fet iom Hebe, o9 oct q oclpis ifua.
rel iitpffer, men Yengeieolcrne bapoe
.unbgaaet @naperneS ifarpe S9nber.
2. 3. Saitinss al Guiglep hapbe
fiobt Spaninsen for at lierne ben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21
NcrO Safota.

ltbnGpnclic. e. Z. @eItooI al
Charlton err al CONNER slmibon no
itppnt til ~Torcneoe Staters aommiS.
ipr for bette Tiitrift. 3. e. Gborl-
ion, Der Tor i~nbebopoe bette Gmbeoe,
frailptter @pcr.
SGmnin9 / Scarf HiDer. Norths
ern Eacific Sonen bar paubeapnot ell
itor Spmning oper Seurt Hiper peb
Gicfinion, Tor at ifaiie Ell rigelig
Sanoforipning til line berpGrcnoe
&erfiteoer OF Nunbbuie. Ser ifal
peo Den p~aabe0nuotc SGmnin9 funne
lcpereS 100000 @uuoner ou9lig.
Merecr Gunntps Sheriff rciianc-
rcr. @iuiom &aepiiher, Sberiii al
Wtercer Gountp, bar inbleperet i'm
Reiignation, at trGoe ifraft ben lite
Oft. NpIi9 inbtruinc 6orpiflingcr
mcb Senipl til @ienncntferelic al
StatcuS 2ope moo Salg al Husoriffe
oa SuSarbipil iiqcS at bare bepirfct
HeiionationcrL ibet StatSaoppfatclr
bapoe pnitet pm at oen piIoe iorIon-
geS.
Saubc %rGnScuin / Heiicprifcn.-
Gre i%rcmragcnbe NiGnb / So5en cllcr
Smegu or bleune arrcitcrcoe eg ioi
unocr Nnflo9e for of bare iprt HuS.
britfe inh / Stnteu. &c ire MGnh.
ser opgipeS at nGre CHS Scblenber
% Socob M. Sailor, Tarmere, ionni
Ioam ScbnartS Sotclr0rt / SaSen,
hopbe pGret Ell Sur til Spiliuabner,
ne, og oct breier liz life ON itsrrC
auantlm Hllsbriffe. enc set Sc iertt
meo Jig / fine SeiicpGifer, Oct par
Il Sarge sc tire Npno orreiterebes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21
J~nopanorernes
QmerifantIerino

@aibineton ben 17be Sept: CIT
Sep9geIIe tiliigtenbe Imerifaniie.
ringen al Sc ca. 100000 S1tb.
ranorere / De Soreneoe Stater,
Iom enonu life bar l9rt Jig til at
tale gngelif, er / bisIe Gage lat
igang al Nationalfomiteen os D..
lpsningsbureauet / Snbrebeparte.
mertet.
Seniieten meb gepRgelfen er,
peb Sioen al of opmrmtre Snbban.
Srerne iii burtigit miilig at l9re
Get engelife Sprig, at inipire.
re pste 2opalitet og @ationalfs-
lelie blanot ale 2anbets Srbbps.
acre.