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Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17
RULES IN USE OF MOURNING
Some Information as to What Is Cor
rect When Somber Garb Is
Donned.

There are some arbitrary rules in
the use Of mourning. For instance,
suede gloves are not properly worn in
first mourning. Glace kid are the cor
rect choice. On the other hand, all
ornaments such as pins, beads and
buckles should be dull jet, as the shiny
sort is not considered correct when in
mourning. Patent leather should not
be worn. The correct choice is dull
kid for the house and calfskin for the
street. So patent leather purses and
bags are not in any sense correct for
mourning. Black velvet is anything
but suitable for mourning, and satin
falls under the same classification.
Although women in mourning do not
entertain formally and do not accept
social invitations during the first few
months of their mourning, they do
wear evening dresses, if they are ac-
customed to it. The gowns selected
for this should be made of dull soft
materials such as charmeuse or crepe
de chine. They may properly be
trimmed with black net, tulle or ma
lines, dull jet ornaments, or dull black
ribbon. The old idea of making mourn
ing stuffy and cumbersome with much
crepe is a thing Of the past. 1t should
be as inconspicuous, quiet, comfortable
and becoming as possible.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17
MOST POTENT OF WEAPONS
Nothing Devised by Humanity Is Able
to Stand Against the Assault
of Laughter.

In "The Mysterious Stranger"
just-published posthumous book by
Mark Twain-that authority on humor
declared that most men possess only
"a mongrel perception Of humor."
He elaborates his idea by saying:
'The multitude see the comic side OF
thousand low-grade and trivial things
broad incongruities mainly; gro
tesqueries, absurdities, evokers of the
horse laugh. The 10000 high-grade
comicalities which exist in the world
are sealed from their full vision.
"Will day come when the race will
detect the funniness of these juvenili-
ties and laugh at them-and by laugh
ing at them destroy them? For your
race, in it's poverty, has unquestion-
ably one really effective weapon
laughter.
"Power, money, persuasion, supplica-
ton, Observation-Disclosures can lift at a
colossal humbug-push it a little
weaken it little, century by century /;
but only laughter can blow it to rags
and atoms at blast. Against the as
sault Of laughter nothing can stand"
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17
CHAPTER XIV.

n. spent all of the evening of that
day with Wilson. He was not to go for
Joe until eleven o'clock. The injured
mans vitality was standing him in
good stead. He had asked for Sidney
and she was at his bedside. Doctor Ed
had gone.
X. found Sidney in the rOom not sit
ting, but standing by the window. The
sick man was doing. One shaded light
burned in far corner. She turned
slowly and met his eyes. 1t seemed to
X. that she looked at him as if she had
never really seen him before, and he
was right. Readjustments are always
difficult.
Sidney was trying to reconcile the K.
she had known so well with this new
X, no longer obscure, although still
shabby, whose height had suddenly be-
come presence, whose quiet was the
quiet of infinite power.
She was suddenly shy Of him, as he
stood looking down at her. He saw
the CLEAN of her engagement ring on
her finger. 1t seemed almost defiant.
AS though she had meant by wearing
ii t? "'nphasize her belief in her lover.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17
Peculiar Disease of the Teeth.

The Colorado Dental society has two
of it's members engaged in the investi-
CATION of a mysterious malady of the
teeth known, for the want of better
name, as "mottled teeth" which oc-
ours in this country in a number Of
districts, principally in the southwest
ern portion of the United States. 1t
has been noted in somewhat more
violent form in Italy, 15 years ago. 1t
manifests itself in children and per-
sists through life, and is often so dis
figuring that the victims resort to arti-
fetal crowning. 1t is a defect of the
enamel-forming substance, and it is
suspected that the cause is due to
some element in the drinking water,
which it has been impossible to def
nitely determine.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17
PLACE FOR SEWING
When Woman Plans House She
Always Provides One.
If II Is Only a Little Closet She Is
Going to Have It-Puts Living
Conveniences First of
Everything.

Some sort of q sewing room, no mat
ter how small, Is usually to be found
somewhere in the plans when house
Is being built under the eye of the
woman who is to live in it. It may be
hardly more than closet with room
for one little table and a chair; the
sewing machine can be kept in the
hall, if only there is some place where
pasted cores and scraps Of silk can
be shut out of sight between servings
without being packed away. But not
oil houses are built under the eyes of
the women who are to live In them,
or of anybody else who puts living
convenience first of everything. Plans
are still being drawn that spend many
square yards on front hall and then
cannot afford to give space to sew
ing room; the housekeeper who Settles
down in the completed house must
take what she can get and put her wits
to work to fit up a sewing corner.
Finding a place for a sewing cor
ner Is in most cases q matter Of find
ing corner in the living room. A
bedroom is an unsOciable place to
spend an afternoon, and even in steam
heated houses it is not always very
warm. The living room, moreover, is
the one room that in the up-to-date
with-cubbyholes style Of house
planning profits by floor space that
hoc 6iyin
and bedrooms. The corner must be
a well-lighted one, and if possible it
must have sewing screen; with these
two advantages, and a rocking chair
that is just right for sewing, it is al
most as good as a separate sewing
room.
The sewing screen must be a low
screen. The worker needs all the light
she can get, and she does not care to
be shut away from the rest Of the
room, or to help set the stage for an
eavesdropping scene. About thirty-two
inches has been found to be a good
height; sometimes there is a small ta-
BILE in the corner, and the screen Is a
little higher so as to hide the top Of the
table. If there is no table the screen
may be fitted with hinged drop covers
that unfold to form little low table at
each panel Of the screen. Cretonne
shirred into a pocket over the lowest
third Of each panel holds the unfinished
work, and wood crosspieces near the
top can be fitted with hooks for bags,
scissors, spools and all the rest of the
things that ought to be always at hand.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17

this purpose; a lightly made small bar
rel that has contained fruit or tobacco
may be procured for trifle, should
one not already possess a suitable ar
ticle.
The exterior of the barrel is draped
with soft silk, arranged in plaits and
fastened on at the top and bottom with
tacks. The interior of the tub can be
lined with sateen, or if preferred j.
can be lined with pieces Of dark green
or brown paper cut to fit and fastened
In place with paste.
The tub is finished off at the top and
bottom with ornamental braid fastened
on with brass-headed nails of fancy
pattern driven in close together. Metal
handles are screwed on on either side; !;
suitable ones for this purpose can be
purchased at any irOnmonger's.
Less expensive material than silk
can be used for draping the tub If de-
sired, and it will look pretty and bright
covered with cretonne selected OF
color to harmOnize with that Of the
carpet upon which the basket will take
its place.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17
"Will it always be Sidney"
"Tm afraid it will always be Sidney"
CHAPTER XIV.

Johnny Rosenfeld was dead. ALI OF
KS skill had not sufficed to save him.
The operation had been a marvel, put
the boys long-sapped strength failed
at the last. K, set Of face, stayedwith
him to the end. The boy did not know
he was going. He reused from the
coma and smiled up at LIE Moyne.
"I've got a hunch that can move
my right foot" he said. "Look and
see." 10
K. lifted the light covering.
you're right, old man. It's moving"
"Brake foot, clutch foot" said Johnny,
and closed his eyes again. K. had for
hidden the white screens, that outward
symbol of death. Time enough for
them later. So the ward had no sus-
picion, nor had the boy. The ward
passed in review. 1t was Sunday, and
from the chapel far below came the
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17
Double Jersey Coats,

Heavy wool jersey in gray and
beige colors and burella with lining
and trimming Of the same material,
but of a different shade, are being
featured in spring coats. Some Of
the gaberdine coats are trimmed and
lined with dotted foulard, in combina-
tions of colors such as biege and bOr-
deaux, gray and old blue.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17
New Tailored Suit.

In view of the American woman's
invariable objection to drapery in her
suits, and in Difference to the desire
for something extremely simple and in
one piece, the tailored skirt for spring,
while having broken lines, will ex-
press drapery in very limited degree.
Thus, instead of being gored and
scanned, so as to assume the barrel
shape, the new "tonneau" skirts of tai
Iored type are often cut in two circu-
lar portions; en- upper part, extending
from the hip to the knee, and lower
part, from hem to knee, these circular
pieces being Joined in seam at their
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17
No Wonder.

"rll say one thing for the apart
ment house we live in. No one ever
has any reason to complain about lack
of heat"
"You must have very unusual sort
of landlord."'
"Oh, it isn't the landlords fault. The
ianitor has q brother in the coal busi-
ness"
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17
Black and White Smocks.

Among the novelties in smocks are
those of white linen stenciled in black
or made with broad cuff hens, whose
tops are appliqued and blanket stitched
with black. Smocks Of white wool are
also trimmed with black, and one or
two sports coats have been seen made
Of black jersey trimmed with white
broadclOth or white suede.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17

face frightened him. 1t was too calm,
too controlled. He followed her across
the room.
"What are your plans?
81 haven't any. I'm about through
with my training but I've lost my
diploma"
II don't like to see you going away
like this"
She avoided his eyes, but his kindly
tone did what neither the Head nor the
executive committee had done that
day. 1t shook her control.
"What does it matter to you? You
don't owe me anything"
"Perhaps not. One way and another
I've known you long time."
"You never knew anything very
good"
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17
The Harem Skirt.

There is nothing new about the skirt
that rolls up at the hem, but America
and Paris seem bent on its revival.
These skirts are made for the street,
for dancing and for afternoon use.
The new touch is that they are bar
relied at the center. The fullness
hangs in small plaits from the waist,
Is pulled out to wider circumfer-
ence at the knees, and the fullness at
the hem is then turned up and at
tached to a short, tight lining.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17

widest spread. The result is a very in
teresting new skirt, narrow at waist
and hem and wide at the knee (or
point of joining), and, therefore, Of
barrel type. There will be difference
Of at least a yard in the width of this
type of skirt through the center and
at hem and waist.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17

Gaberdine, velours cloth, cravenette
coating and serge are all suitable ma
terials to be made up in this style.
The fullness at waist is drawn in at
sides by band that is joined in with
side seam and buttons with q point
towards front. The collar and
sleeves are trimmed with pointed
straps.
Hat of black velours.
Materials required: Five yards 81
inches wide, 16 buttons.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17
PRETTY WASTE PAPER TUB
An inexpensive and Handy contrivance
That Is Easily Made and Has
Many Uses.

The handsome paper tub shown in our
sketch can be easily made from tub
or barrel of a suitable size. Not too
heavy a barrel should be selected for
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-17

In Cuba tobacco is planted, grown
and harvested in 80 days.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-16
@jsr raft Tremsans.
6pi oenns STRENGTHENING til buaS
ou for ueS.

Npreingocm eisr ofte iaa raft Srem.
gang, at maneen Yeriou er | beus faSfe
@reb for ban peo Serpmt. Surtist SilSpu
buree 8ipes Den minoiie Spmptou, paa
Rhreonber. Snis Der er en- bump Smerie
| @reeen, Sopebpine. SnfaIo al Soims
melbe0 eler en- 5sleIie af 5rr tbeo oa
llbilibtbeo, eler bois llotsmmelierne fra
Nprerne er ubebaaelige. ureeelmrsiiae
% imerteflIce, ba foriiaf itrar ct soot
NpremiSSeI.
SIiinber au6efdIer Sodn's aiSnep
Bills. Srs uebenifaaeube grflGrina.
DRrs. u. y. Sdriou, S14 6. Baibinss
ton Ct, &orris, 81, Tiger: "Ytin Sro
paa 9oan's Siouep Bills er Iisciaa teri
ioae iom Den bar ra ies aubefaIte benz
/ 1912. Seq bar iIoeu brlgt 9odu's
sionsr Bills ilere Odngc. uaar ieg uters
,eoe lette anialo al N~preonoe. foranrIds
get peo baorot Irbeioe. % De bar altto
giUet mig hurtig Sinoring.".
priS 30 Gents, hos ale Saublenos. geb
life tuu ON ct Rnremiobel 49, ,Sau Soau'S
Sibnep Bills BET idmme iom Mrs. ear.
ion anbeial,r. Softer Rilburn 60, giers.
Buffalo, y. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-16

Den mooiattc Stunt opoager man bare
en- mort - bpiofarpet @~anooperila.
DC. Tiloe man ole op iaaount IN.
'croe Tano", iaa piloe Oct gao os
ION BAN, Der blep narret meo 8aueu
| epentpret: oct iorben iaa bcrligt
lp'enoe @rlo oiloe ioruanoIe fla iii
uglennemiiatigt gano.
Vfen Gglerne iorgpIber life bore
SaoetS Suerilabe. Zen itore - al
oper 5000 Irter omiattenSe - ;sa.
Mile ar Hsotmg oa Slorioa bpdaer
| tropi'te Sdp cite ubpre flippea9tia
fremlpringcnoe Banter ira Stran.
Den az. life uliae Gordnene. elsie
llgner Dem ogIdo | buff. oa blcmitcr.
ligncnoe Sorm og Sarpe. Ia De
oertll Tor Oct nleltc err iaa iferft oper.
triiffct meo aalf. at De boloer liz
iuIofcmmcu %Ii1eoan lGnee citerat sc
er nooso, iaa err SorperIingen Tor.
ltaaelia. Rsotangen er Tom line
mIfroifopiife inaa SauilGatninae
pSerit lpsitp. gI man ie oisie
"@ulolfatter", maa man itige tenn.
meli9t opbt neo / ganbet. - Cite
blir De repet los % itpllct Oh paa
StranSer, os beholber ogiaa oa lin
rsoe Inruc.
@lir Ilgerne repet ppf ira tit
oaaoe Glcn1cnt, iaa iorpoubler sc.
res Stln az Sub iig til pirfelist
8uIo. ! Sapan er Ilgerne ct
6oltcrGringsmiooeI. Man npoer
Dem lcm @rsniager, brlger Dem iom
arpooerier paa Suppen eGcr iom
|~agcpitlper / &ager. 5 Horae
tlener DC lont apGgior oa eritatter
SdIpeterrcn 500 blir oaiaa uopunoct
AZ glGerre. Som SoitcmioSel orif.
ter man fogt algc. oen iaafnlote is.
lonoife, rigtigere isIanbife Toic. -
Wtcr Den itsritc HolIc ipiller Den Tom
IopcrtriIict foliri9t @isonin9smio.
Del, @eb Ben irifc @eitifpit - iaa.
lcocS / Acbia Souno (@reuifabet
Wopo) usicr man ii9 life lpnaere
meo, at iamIe Niger paa Stranoen.
Get npe'tc er, at man bpgger me Mr..
ter Gang UNDER Tonb. geo Gbbc.
tioen lp9gcr man Stene ioa itore
'om Goteter paa Sanbet; oft oct
eprige beisrger Nnturen. algerne
IIgerne b~ebp9gcr oisic Stene iaa
burtiat % rigt, at eiter TO Mars
6orIsb bar man en- ria Ssit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-16
Tiifeoamper inineiprrnnt

ariitiafa Juno mcObcIe9 Den tSbe &C.
cember. - 6iiteOomper "2rncn"3
Sprpngning ueo en- Minc pon gu.
lcnbapct SnSOags Iitcn oniccs III
Tor at pGre iiffer. @aaocn bar urrct
iaunet iiocn forri9e Monoag. "Gr-
men" bar ct mt Sfib, bjclnmcborenOe
/ Melbo, meb en- @ciGtning poo II
Mano. Get iortes al Mutton Song.
= Sgoor aitcS peo 11-GiOen crpIo-
ocreoe otter Ell Minc ilocnior Sitte.
ren / HGrbeocn al 6iifeoamperell
"&lopnin9" ira Iofrcbopn. Sm no.
Get Sfib blcu lfobet, pioeS life. Sic
re Gamperc bar iaoct line 8arn ppcr.
itaarct. Ilt tp0cr poo, at EFT Huber.
p%dno5baao bar pGrct poaiGroc. -
StoriilOfifet err llcgct goot. Ser Der.
ifer M tropl SirfiomDco nleo Nco.
ialtning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-16

Ict Wano. San Dor itertt poIitiit in.
tereeieret, par operorocntIiQ uirfiom
/ SpireS Organization o. @aIaarbci.
De % Dor pco lin Gpo en- al SsireS
Reprrientantcr / NooumS Ncrrcos,
itprc, iom ban bar pGret 0icolcm al
/ Here Nor % ibsit bar 9ienuaIgt iii.
@oebanOIer g. Str. ). Bar.
mann / Sriitianiu er osb, rs Mar
aommel. Narmann oar SerIpnoin1
% be0pnbte i 1862 at orbeioe lom
ScrretninaSisrer / .. I. Mouina&
6orlogsbpebanbel / ariiionia. hpor
Jan / 1873 bIep opta9et iom ISio.
Gle. og Ipp Mar icnere bIep ban @ne.
inoeboper oa Gbei. - ) 1899 lif
Earmam no al 9ogbanocIen o0 Of,
reoc iig belt for ocn Gel al 6orret.
nin0cn, iom aItio bapoe intcrcSicret
BAN melt, Nfoclingen iOr SfoIcma.
mtcriel, o. iiben Zen Sio bar ban ore.
oct Sen fienbte "EormannS SUremio.
belanitalt" / llniperiitet2 gnoeu.
Gn al Changers melt fienotc
o. anIetc Wpnb, @oorobruQcr %
SScrportcr forhenpGrenoe Sroierer
@eoer Eeocrien &pra, or oi1oact uco
Spben, 80 Mar gommcl Roro par
Ell al Sc ~ierlte, ionn crportcrc0e IS
ira Observation-Disclosures Snmti.
oigt bar ban Ell intcreaierct 2ano.
manb. San fom / Ell tioIig NIoer
ino / oct politiitc 9ip % bar / ben.
res 30 slar Wcolem al @errco2imrct.
s ~ Iar par ban &iceoroiprcr o.
heSilben / etpar Heriooer Grbiercr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-16
Grematurinm o. llrneluno.

Stapangcr ncooelcS oct 12te Ses
cemlbcr. SIauangcr Sormon0ifab bar
beiluttet at iorclGggc for 9pituret
SnOitaing ON, at Der til Anlrg al
Sremotorilm / 6orbinoelie mcO ltr.
nclunO / alt uGientlia ouerensitcm-
mcnoe nleo Stutsarfiteftens Blnner
beuilgcs 10000 arcner. arcmuto-
rict ifal benIpgges til aonGSgaoen
6S, bpor Ger er fortrinlig Elaos Tor
llrneIlnO lnngs ct lioet Sielo iige
peo 9aOegaarosfirfegoben. - Glen.
oonimcn opertoges al aommuncn Tor
10000 aroner. Eengene uorebes
al 2~aanefonoct, og Magiitrat pg
5ormanoifab bempnoigea tilat igang.
iGttc oet beilutteo, AulGg, naar Ii
Den finoes 6eleilig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-16
GienSumsialg. TroprietGr MaoS

Vte"uuine'uiU. YrppttelUt tuo
SEMEN bar lolgt 8srbingliinb /
8sroire Sogn til commissioner
SfSbolm al Hibe for $4,000 ar.
@%elptnlng OF Npl meoislger.
Gienbomsbanolcr Ratbmann
al acIbing bar fisbt SoImesaaroen
/ Suiboprc peb aiebcnbapn ior ca.
100000 aroncr. San agter at bebo
8oaroen.
~ 8aarocn Heisgnarb / Surilp or
al a%oniortiet Sanaballe / Roiteo og
Slicn / Sommel iolat uoen apI og
@elGtning I'll Eeter StcnSaaaro og
Chr. SomSganro al aobbers FOR
100000 aroncr. - Irealet er 100
Senber @p9iGoclanb.
grdnoc. Sra @rcnad meooc.
les oct 6te December. Sanlaaer.
aooro / Sanmelcp uco @renoa. til,
bsrenee Troprietrr airioI, err ioiteS
ncobrGnbt meb llnoiaaelie az Stnc,
buiet. Ilt lcpcnoe reboeoes. Ser
brprotc 600 Senoer SGb. ,Mocn
m;eneS pna'at.
Gsbicrg 6te Seeember. @isr.
Ding alGbciabrif, Der cicbes al Mta.
muiofturbonblcr Berg. or | 6ormio.
baa belniS ncobrTnbt. Sc brrnota
6dbrifSbpguingcr bar ~oSiurcret |
@iStoitS @ronofaSie for $4,000
aroner. SsSerct por ipriifrct Tor
$4,000 aroncr. gtIt Waifineri
brGnotc. Ter brrnote ocSuoen .
5000 Guro lilo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-16
Manac oanife Snlcairitcr. "W}or

genbIaoct" foreipilrgte itrar fer Sui
| SennettS &eiicburear, ON bporlc0cS
ben oonife Suriititrpm iaor iorocler
Jig oper Rorge og Spcrigc. ger
tonlmer minoit bobbclt iao mango
SulegjGIter til Iorgc iom til Sperigc
iaar," bar Sparet, "o9 til Ior1e
fonter Der ilcre cno n~oacnii1oe tioli.
gerc. S oct belle tagct Far Senletts
Observation-Disclosures Sn0trpf al, at
iaa itor SrllelIoiart, iom oct iaar blir
til gtorge, fan intet anoet glar oppi-
Ic Nage til. Snuiferne ipretrpffcr
&orenfoacn og Sptcllcrne longs Ser
gensbanen, men er ser melot iul6t
Sus bcrfra, iom set er ioar, ieger &c
op / norlfe 0olferer ilig, at man
praftilf talt fan 'ii0c, Of oct Ounitc
Sltngenoal iaar oil flingc opcr belle
Sitlanbct."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-16
st Tnno ira ariacns SID. %

f%oretageS | ot9le Gage llograpninger
til @~p9gegrunoc poo DC beie Banter
mclcm Strib 6prtnorn og Strib 9a.
oc5o.el. - SEQ biSie llOgroOniuger
itootc nogle Irbcioerc iislge "Sreo.
Np." poa enbel anogler, bpao DC DOG
life tiIlogoe nogcn 9ctpouing, men
liOt citer ianot DC Sierncifaacn al ct
Wcmeite % oereitcr enoel ipGre
@rouatitumper. Get er ianbipnlig-
bis De iibite Reiter al Ell bnnif Sol.
Dat, Der er inlben Der / 1913 % blct
bcgropct nleo oct lumme. Som be.
fienot bIep Strib Sboe og iGrlig
Strib 5Grgegaaro baorot bomboroe-
ret bcnguug, % ganle Solf paa 60.
neu tan cuoulr minOeS, at Serge.
g%oorOcn neObrGnote Den Soc Woi
1913 iom Sslge al acknowledgements
ira Oct iienbtIige @ottcri peo Gr.
ritse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-16
gnlGae 8altunu hrSres.

Wtois meobcIcs Den t7oe december.
SDlGge 8nltling blep iOag / Inlco-
ming lit 40 @nrS SitbilGrm iom 9p.
lGge fouIplimcnteret / lit Stem al
Wagiitrat, Srbferer, Siceoroferer,
Stortingsnlano Tcterion, Sognepre.
item, &oaeger % HeprGientantcr for
Ell Reffe Snititltioner, iom bar mot
9oot al Or. @oltltngs @irfe. 6pr
Softoren, lom mobtog en- MGn9bc
S%elegrammer og 9lomitcr, blep Ser
bolot SoIer al OrOferer, HeOafter
@isrn &%riitenien, TiitriftSlGge
&omcfe, So9neprcit Salporicn 90
Or. Sartpi9 Npquiit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-16
st aarsaammelt Barn inOebrGnbt.

Sra SrcOrifsitab meOOclcs Den 20be
Seccmber. Sgaar ianOt Ell igrgclig
@ranOulpffe Stco pau Solnlen /
%eitre 6rcOrifsltoO. Wcns ell Some
bar ct Grirbe noe / Spen, bar lem
imaa Barn alcnc biemme. Otter bpao
9nrnellc fortGQcr, bapoc DC lcget
meO Spritiffer. st &porter citcrat
Wtorcn par gaact no, itoo Sciligbcocll
/ anoen Gtage / lpa Cue. Sire al
9arnene fom Jig no, men ell Eige
paa ct lur, lom LA OF iop / Ell Bar.
nepogn, brGnote libel. "a SronO.
mGnoene fom mo / Seiligbeoer, par
Sarncpogncn belt opbrGnbt. - Nlt
SnObo itrpg mcO, men oct par osiu.
reret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-16
Slaasmaal / @aaScn.

o
til meOoeIeS Den 1S0e December. =
20 Motroier, Ben 1S.aorigc banitc
&. Gbriitenien % Den 20.aarige
Noromnno u. G~oparbicu. or mat
omfommet peo Grrrfnirl eiterat bare
pGret Ell Sl,r / @pen ira ben norlfc
Sfonuert "g8eit", lom unoer &eiie
ira 8otebora til England baube OIL.
Iebet SpietiI. &c bapbe iammen ntco
Stllerten ppret et Griuoe / Spen.-
Eda Sureu tiIba9e til Sfibet opitoo
Der SrGtte onlbpro / @aooeu, bpors
peo DC TO falbt pucrboro. Stuerten
iorflarer, at bon life frnoe gisre no.
get ior oereS Heoning, ioet IarSle
ogiao iolot no. San tit peb SiGIp al
ct SrGipffe 9aaben irem til Sfi.
BET. Ser bill bIi bolot Eolitiiorber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-16
WurIf sfibsbuanina / gmerifa.-

Sra Stauonger meoocleS Sen Soc De.
ccnlber. Stibsreoer u. &loiter bar
afilllttet SOntraft meo Rortb 8eltern
Steel Company / Iortlano, oregon,
ON Spgniltg al poerIigere 10 Sfibe,
bper paa $500 Cons, SeItcrifibe til
Dem, iom aQcreoe er unocr Spgning.
&c inhrcocs nlco Surbiner for iao,
bel Die iom auIfpring % lcpereS
/ September eller Sftobcr Waaneo.
Ge me Stibc bar iamule io~roclagtiac
Speciiifationer lom De andre foutra-
bere0e og blir belt mooerne lloltpret.
SflbSreoer aloiter bar MI UNDER
Spgning 8 Sfibc paa amerifanifc
Serfiteocr poa tiliammeu 79,200
Cons. Get ierite lepereS / 6e6ruar,
0 gbe eprige meo Ell Wauueos McI.
lenlrrm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-16
@iipcaaarocn / NaIbura irl9cs.-

Sra Ialborg mc0oelcS Den loo &c.
ccmber. 30 Weolemmer al Sotti9-
~uOpaIgct bar pGret / &iobcnbouu %
i%crbonolct mco Miuiitcrict ON aisb
al Iolborq @ilpcgoorb. &c fit Den
poa &aonOcu Tor 100000 &roncr, o.
iaitcn iorelrggcs So9cn / @proabct.
Irealct or 661O &%paoratalcn liat
miot / @peu, loa Triicn fun faloes
riunclig. Set er iorclebig Seniigtcn
at BRUCE @iipeaoarbcn til Susuiloe.
SnOfuartcring, ioa at man fan iaa
Sfolcrne iri. Siifopcn bar nlIcrcoe
Ell onOcn poaicubc Sciligbco paa
&oonbcn % Inter ontageIig / BE.
9pnbelicu al Oct me Iar. Staten
tTnfer ncppe paa at bpage nogen M
@iipcgooro / oisie oprc Sioer.