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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-07
WALL PAPERS

enables us to secure an extra large
discount. We in turn give you the
benefit of the low price at which
we secure them.
Why not have your rooms pa
pered exactly as you want them ?
No doubt you have some partic-
ular design in mind-come here,
we have it at any price you wish
to pay, ranging from ? cents to 81
per roll.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-07
Let Us Paper Your Home

We want you to look over our
selected line of paper chosen from
the best designs of foremost East
ern manufacturers.
The quantities in which we buy
these
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-07

Iron bed stead, bed syringe. commode,
parlor table, large lamp. Inquire Of
1w# EDW. CURNoW, SR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-06-07
R 6 6 Corsets

Correct appearance is not difficult
to attain if you take thought of your
corset. Remember that it must
set off to best advantage the lines
of your gowns.
In this particular R & G Corsets
are notably successful. They have
those elusive qualities of finish and
fit only possible when expert work
manship is employed.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-06

M. II. Church made business trip
to Walla the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. johnson, Warde,
Glen and Bob johnson, with Randolph
Sly, motored to Walla Walla Thursday
to spend Thanksgiving at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Fine, and in
cidentally to see the game. Randolph
returned that evening, but Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson and family remained
until Sunday evening in the Garden
City.
Mrs. S. M. Henderson was given
pleasant surprise Monday evening
when the members of the Horticulture
club came unannounced to spend the
evening at her home, having ascer-
tanned that Tuesday was her birthday
and that she would be engaged that
evening. Taking the affair into their
hands they proceeded to make merry
and celebrate the event in the time
honored way. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. King, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. CARRIER, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
McKain, Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Sheppard,
Mr.. and Mrs C. Staser, Mrs. John
Hanson and Mrs. r. E. Pratt.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-06

her first appearance as the star in
a cinema drama Of length sufficient
to comprise an entire evenings enter
tainment.
There is certain timeliness about
the story of Joan of Arc, as it has
been reported frequently from France
that public interest in the Maid of Or
leans never was so keen as at the
present moment. Altho the story
of "Joan the Woman" written for
the screen by jeanne Macpherson, has
been carefully guarded, it is said
that Mr.. DeMille and Miss Farrar
have touched upon this feature of
modernism in.relating one of the most
fascinating stories of mediaevalism.
All the scenes of the picture were
made last summer in California, Miss
Farrar having spent more than four
months in the motion picture colony.
As to the historical accuracy of cos
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-06

tunes, armor, heraldry, buildings and
the personnel, that portion of the pro-
duction was in the hands of Wilfred
auckland, formerly Of the artistic
staff of David Belasco. Mr.. auckland
ard Mr.. DeMille for two years have
worked side by side in the Lasky stu
dies and the assembling of material
for "Joan the Woman. consumed
many months of that time.
Nothing more. strikingly portrays
the lavishness with which "Joan the
Woman" has been staged than men,
ton of the members of the cast The
hero is played by Wallace Reid, who
was Don Jose in Miss Farrar's film
production of Carmen" Hobart Bos-
worth, as La Hire; Theodore Roi.erts
as Cauchon; Raymond Hatton, as
King Charles VII; Tully Marshall, as
Loiseleur, and Charles Clary, as La
Tremoille.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-06

Mrs. Clarence King is in Walla
Walla this week for medical attention
from specialist.
Mrs. Chas. Haas visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Breede at White
Bluffs the last of the week.
Miss Dora Williams returned SUM-
day evening to Ellensburg to resume
her studies at the normal school.
Word has been received here this
week by Mrs. E. H. MANN that Mr..
Mann is improving nicely, but is still
confined to his bed in the hospital in
Mineola.
Mrs. Everett Sherk and son Billie,
Mrs. David Rae and Jimmie returned
the first of the week from Walla Wal
la, where they spent the Thanksgiv-
ing season with relatives.
Stanley Randolph, Lynn Taylor,
Rouel Harvey, Leroy Kratzer and Al
len Paul went to Walla Walla We'd
nesday to see Walla Walla beat Salt
Lake in the foot ball game Thanks
giving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Anderson and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Anderson
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. e.
Munday and daughters and Mrs. Fred
Berg We're dinner guests Thanksgiv-
ing Day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Byrd Lott, of Pasco.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Doan, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. o. King and Mrs. M. w. Mat
techeck went to Walla Walla Wednes.
day in the Mattecheck car, bringing
back with them Miss Ursula Matte
check, who is a pupil at the convent
school there, to spend Thanksgiving
vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Perry returned
Sunday from a two months visit at
Weiser, Idaho. While there they kept
the home, and took care of the little
ones, while Mr.. and Mrs. III. C. String
er made visit east, going to Chicago,
Detroit and Boston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry visited in Pendleton on their
way home.
The parent-teachers meeting that
was announced for Friday, Dec. ID,
has been postponed until Friday, Dec.
81. The date Of the meeting would
conflict with the regular meeting of
the Woman's club and as there has
been prepared special program on
Food Conservation for that meeting,
when a good attendance is especially
desired, it was deemed wiser to post
pone the parent-teachers' meeting.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-06

o Runtin made a business trip to
Lacrosse last week.
W and Mrs. Geo. Mounsey were
weekend guests of friends in North
Yakima.
1,r;ah Cannon, of the U. S. Shoe
chop. made business trip to Spo-
lane last week.
1-B Buntin and master Dick Fer
.,.on are spending the week with rel
st;ves in Spokane.
nrland Fisher spent a few days in
w.,la Walla last week looking after
BUSINESS interests there.
NJ and Mrs. S. M. Henderson were
d;nner guests Thanksgiving Day at
theshome Of their sons in Pasco.
Mrs. ]. M. Buckingham was called
- Walla Walla Tuesday by the death
- ber niece, Mrs. Geo. Hillman.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church held pleasant meeting yes
terdav at the home Of Mrs. Arthur
Jacot.
NJ and Mrs. E. w. Trenbath had
far their guest thru the Thanksgiving
vacation, Mrs. Trenbath's uncle, Mr..
Smith, Of Montana.
Y
Mrs. H. H. Fear and baby Winnifred
who have been visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. =.
Knerr for the past few months, have
zone to Mabton to join Mr.. Fear to
make their home.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-06

Mrs. G. r. Bradshaw left Friday
for visit with her. mother near San
Francisco.
w. II. Harrison, who was quite sick
with the grip the last Of the week, is
much improved.
Mrs. C. E. Hitler returned last eve
ming from an extended visit with rela-
tives in the east.
DR.. Mary Hudson left Monday fol-
San Diego, California, where she will
spend the winter.
Misses Anna and Beretha Copeland
returned last week from visit with
friends in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Dietrich are in
Seattle this week on a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Miss ,Nellora Thomas was a week
end guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. F. s. Clement, of Benton
City. :.
Miss Gretta Goode, of Spokane
spent the Thanksgiving vacation as q
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
D. Lynch.
Miss Helen Huntington came down
from Prosser to eat Thanksgiving din
ner with the home folks, returning to
Prosser Friday.
Mrs. Norman Ingram and Mrs. Clar-
ence Berg, of Hanford, were guests
the first of the week at the home OF
Mrs. Fred Berg.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-06
Jay Perry visited in North Yakima

Jay Perry visited in North Yakima
Sunday.
Martin CARRIER was in Spokane the
first of the week to take the examina.
ton for enlistment in the aviation
corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Brace, of Sun.
nyside, were weekend guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brace are the parents
of Mrs. johnson.
Mrs. F. ]. Arnold had for her guest
last week her friend, Miss Lou LaTou.
cite, Of Michigan. Mrs. Arnold and
Miss LaTouette visited in Sunnyside
the first of the week.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional church met this afternoon in
the church parlors, with Mrs Harold
Schultz, Mrs. E. ]. Williams, Mrs. T.
j. Mayfield and Mrs. w; H. Harrison
as hostesses.
Mrs. G. E. Hanson, who returned
last week from Tacoma, where she has
been receiving treatment at the N
P. hospital, found it necessary to re-
turn to Tacoma the first of the week
for further treatment.
Mrs. j. c. Dennis spent the Thanks.
giving vacation with relatives in
Portland. While there Mrs. Dennis
called on Mrs, I. S. Gleason, who is
taking rest cure at a sanitarium
Mrs. Dennis reports that Mrs. Gleason
will soon be home again.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-06
GERALDINE FARRAR AS JOAN
OF ARC TO BE HERE SOON

Based on the life of the immortal
Joan Of Arc, a motion picture pro-
duction in eleven parts entitled "Joan
the Woman" directed by Cecil B. Dc
Mile. with Geraldine Farrar in The
role of Joan, will be at the Princess
Theatre one night, and matinee, Dec
10.
Altho Miss Farrar year ago acted
in three short photo plays under Mr.
DeMille's direction at the Lasky stu
dos, "Joan the Woman" will mark
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-06

We wonder If Cadorna didn't try to
stretch three-base hit into a homer.
Newark News. r.... IS
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-06

Nv IE fill this page with good, newsy items every
w week. You can help When you know an item of
local interest, tell about il personally by phone
appreciate The phone number is Double One.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-19

De Den mlo9renoe- % Gremtioens
Slpgter ON ben iaa hiitoriif minoe.
pGroigc 5oreningsbag.
Ia oct par pronet med Trotofol.
len, miuocoe Sornlanb Stub ON, at
vi err folot til Irbeibe. 9ette Weoe
bapoe ppret ct "2p5punft / bort
2ip." - Oct bapoe gipet IN Snipi-
ration oe me 6oriGtter, Der pil fonl.
ME airfen tilgobe. Serren peliiere
og bepnre Den norif li,tberife Strife /
amerifa!
DR.. z. $. 9abl, (ben SSor. airfes
Sormano) iliitteoe meb Ell inoerIig
Soffebsn iamt 9eaiprine ON at @lio
maatte itpre og ombegne Samilnbet.
Der itrpmmebe en- gribenoe M~lporsfe.
lelie no al bans Srb, og Stemmen
bar beppget, ifient uaIminbelig friif
og flor. Wan fiinbe merle baabe pao
Sr6 og Stemme, at Oct bar en- rolia
Wnn6s Sllbel. Wangt ct Gie ouaae.
beS og mango fit griig for noeet of
torre fin &inb meo irnoer ben iaa
beiitemte Ifilutilina. Tilireosbeoen
meo Wpbet bar iterre, END noaen
bapoe popet at pente = Sanobeo
Ell lpienoe, minoepGrbig % eneitaa-
cnbe Veeipenbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-19
Rtrfcfnooct.

ifc airfe i gmrrifn, piI iinoe iia til.
ifpnoet til mart at aierc oct iornt
iamle@ meo oS uu0cr CT SirfctoQ,
Snmilmoct blep bcIt / 9 Tiitriftcr
renlIiQ: Sitrc; Nororc Niinneioto.
Senorc Miunciota; Soma, Spo "a.
fota: 9toro Gafoto; Rocfp Woulr'
tain: Incifjc; Canada.
Observation-Disclosures bIcu Qien.
rcrguaet "a autoQct, iamt Hroaraul
for TiitriftSmo6eruc
TeIqcu0e ) Mruo bIco pollt til al
faa iitarb cn NIou Tor Ell &ipIpe.
~foreniuq: Qoit Sh. Ggaen Gnit. 2,
Z. Rcquc, q. 5. @uuoer&, $. z. Gfern
s. q, 8 Qrel5.
"a aninocruc8 MiSiionSiorbunb
hoIot iii Mcoc paa ocuuc Gi0, tit
Tormar,O Snlb / Cporoa at operbrin
Qc 2lor@mcoCtS Niiien
3cp. @oIo ira philadelphia oplns
tic ou1, at Ser truuqea mango lllthcr-
ifc Tcltprcitcr / 2lrntccn % han op-
o%piororct ocrtiI itIfteoc 8rcitcr til at
mcIoc ljQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-19

Gtnnct: Sob ta't oeo oct on bar"
Foit. 5. 9. 0Ipiaofcr boIbt Suoleo.
ninG2iorcornget.
SorsSaa SormiSbag
oobncoe5 mco sInbogt pco EoIt. g.
Ecttcrien.
Sn0bcrctning n%l1goncnbc GalQcnc /
DC iorlticQiQe Tiitriftcr bIcp opluit.
Nortlano Sfolcn ifuIoe britoca
Iom SomilnoctS llrocrpisninqaon-
itnlt pun %eittpiten pou ielgenoe De
tingclicr:
a. NnltoIten@ @iGIo ifnI prrc be.
tnlt ilocn lite Ilgllit 1917.
b. @oruntier ma qiuc5 for at
Sfolen fommer iii at fontroQcrc3 al
Somiunoet3 6oIf.
c. 9lt Commercial Glltb ifol iifrc
l~lobctnIin0 $4,000.
Board Of Cruitee3 b~emunoioes til
at beItenmc, huuo Ser ifal Qierc9 meo
Columbia College.
neutrality-suspicious. Scfrrtpr ifol
lnnmlcn mco Somilmoct2 Scfrctpr
uolluc Nar3bcretning.
Observation-Disclosures b%crunnoi.
Qcoc5 I'll at hupe lin Spnlcrfiombeo
hcnuen0t pau NuiptteIic al Tcitprc-
tier on Observation-Disclosures blanbt sc
luthcritc SoIonfer. Hoit. Stcarl,s
toItc on Gejtprcitcr5 Stiuita oo glr-
bcioc ! 4rmcen. Nnn toltc oribcnoe
% ~ioIcIicSiulot ON 9[niporct % Gan-
ltcll1hcoer, iarnt oct noOpcuoigc, bcr-
li8c o0 ucIlianclie9riQc / ocnnc 8ier.
ming. &an bIcp uco Rci3nilg taffct
ior i'm ilonlloe Gale.
Iormau6 DR.. s.. q. Stub Qioroc
opmerIiom pua, at bans StiQino iom
NtchIcm Al oct tcologilfc GatuItct life
uiI0e bIjpc bciat. Nau houOc iorituact
BET Zig. AT bans MISUNDERSTANDING
blanbt onoct par al hoIoe @ulancen.
huor Ser uur oclte MicninQer, lao ser
life iful0c itu0e OF uoQcn bitter MOB.
MOn hcnitilcoe Ill Somiuloet at an.
IUttc Groi. Stolcc lom Nroie9ior /
Wtl@lion2lUre. %co Sloeu al orttc
ltulbc oct b%nuhuiIC ham at taae Gel
| ltla,lon2tcItcr % rciic omtriug iprs
at uUttc % nUre Wiialiou9lntcreaicu
/ Suunuuoct Qennc (onfr itptteoc5
al Or. NJ Z Nrcfman, Ser tuffcNc
N%orm0uocn lor Sen hcloigc Nlau.
Noo EoriIog Al Euit. %crlcicu bIep
oCt bCiluttet. at Iroi. Stolce aniUtte@
iom @Grcr peh Ereitcifolcu / Wiia.
lion@IUre Tao ToriIag Al Nait. Nool.
tpam bciIutteoca. at Troi. StoIcca
2on uorcoe5 al Wli5iiou5ta3ieu.
%noitlling ira &uobcrctliiua5fomi.
teen o~uAoacnoc Nconingcnliaitons-
ptrtiomheocn bIcu 0icmcmgnaet, on.
BRET ~ gobficn0t.
DR.. z. ". @loioc rapportereSe
oll0oacnoc DC i~orcueoc SangereS
aouccrt Ssroaq Nitct. ,Srlotpgterne
bcIeb liz til S3,2S1,S 50, % llogiiter.
ne par $1,260.79, aaSicbeboIonin.
gen bar oltiaa $2.02t.01. 9eune
Snm uar op~crIeuerct til "Hpoe
aorS" 6prcninacn, rperenSitcmmen.
DC meo Den opriuocIige YIau. Com
mthlertloig @citprcIie Tor Choral
Union oar Troi. y. NJ. @laise, Sor.
mano; Hoit. . .. Staqcbcrg, sc.
trctGr; Toit. 0rena aaSiercr. Set
blep benItiuet Ill Somiuloct at itaa
Songerforbunoet hi / Irbeibct Tor at
frcnnic Saline. % aoraliang.
Observation-Disclosures Tor SfoIer.
nc rapportereoe aienuem lin Sefre.
ipr, Eait. y. ID, Steusruo. S9ueS.
tonllteen& Snoltiuina antoaes meb
nogle ilnaa S~cranorinacr. AarSms.
Ma g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-19
ian oa 8r. Gorl Snain, oae poo

IAN oa Sr. Carl Sfpatll, ole pad !
gtor.
Observation-Disclosures: Taitorer.
ne u. @ee, @. 81. Sorien, s. ".
Glicao, 0Iuf 8laise, s. s. Stenberg,
ole poa 6 Mar; Voitorerne s. (.
Snaicicn, 8. y. SanoerS, y. q. Sen'
oricficr, og Is. g. 9. &oel, ole pao
Nar.
@couinqcmi9iion5 6eitpreIie To,to.
rcrne 5. u. SanOucrL :. 5. Sec, s.
g.. girfelmo, s. u. 8. Stub, 90. Sc.
~tcrIic, Vroi. 10. StoIec. 0lurSms.
oct b~enitiqcoe til Observation-Disclosures
at tngc Nroi. Stolec / 9etraqtning
pe0 IniGtteIie al &eonin8emiSiiona
iefretpr.)
9eitDrelic ior neutrality-suspicious..
bcioct: DR.. z. 8. Gnhl, 6r. s. g.
SCOTLAND, Toit. s. s. S~farprcis. Sr.
Ole Sbompion, Sr. Z. Z. Scnrp1on,
Son. &. 8. Shorpc.
EcniionSbe'tpreIie: Grof. 9. 81.
@ee, @r. 6. s. Roe og Toitorcrre q.
8, Wortpeot, 9. 3. @or9cn, Is. Sine.
0al, % e. 5. Strenl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-19

poo Scminoriegrunoen. 6oriannlin'
gen toffcoe pc0 Ncianino Tor oenn1e
ltore @Qpc.
SornanO DR.. GabI benitiacoe /
%parntc Croclog i'll beniioleoc 6olf at
fornmc airfcn i'm rneo iterrc @ouer
iprlia uco 5eitameutc. Bnit. s.
q. 8. Stubs INSTRUMENTATION IfoI
truffc@.
@nu Iorilag al Sen bertil ne6iotte
Qomite a~nbcioIeocS Gprcttclien al en-
httbcrit &iplpciorcning til 5rcnmc
oi bcorc aienoifob. bro6erIig Gam.
arbcioc "a Qicnitoiq @luIp / Spa-
oom3. lllpftcatilfploc % G~sbaioIo.
IorcuinQcn brinacs mo mloer Stotcn
Wtinueiotoo T9iurnnceai0eling8 Son.
trol. Gette iorat gfprc oct minore
iriiteuoc al Qaa inc / oisie og bine
Sclifaber.
Ger bragtc5 @eifcO on, Of Eoit. 6.
w. Gleficn llit por bso.
Qoo Toriloq al DIR. s. g. ailonbl
beiltttcnca, at ga sc Wcniqbeocr. Tom
uoQier Sumnmoct, life olc beIeIger
DC iommc airfcitiffc. bcnltiaeoes oct
til 6ormruo ga ouorc at tage tilbsr.
IiQt @cninu til Sen pau hpcrt cnteIt
Stco brltQcIiQe Sfif forot iorebpg9c
Y}l2ueic oQ 6ornracIie.
SnSbnn Gitcrmiboao
aobncoc5 Wooct nco QaIt. :. 81 Gipc
ictb. @ilicu inoleb pr. Telegram ira
Cr Ge 9cicbc, ariitiaula, Norge.
@upcn ira @anfor Sarah Gbore-
ZEN poo $4,000 ill 9pgQeion0-helit
Tor Ct Glai College, mootoQcS mco
Gaf poa oe latte @etinQcIier. Gn
(offeifriucIic, mocrtcQnct al 6or-
mano % Scfrctrr, ifltloc opcrienocS
@iucrcu.
IolQenoc GUNNER bepilacoc5: I'll
&u0rcmi2iioncu $t35,O00; iii SEQ.
uinacmi9iioncu $240,33t; til Soms
ilmbafaaicn S25,39O; til Somiun.
0ct5 Sfolcr St0I, $50; iult $685.
GA iii SommeuliQning opIpitcS,
at flor bcIpb 0c iomlCoc ll0Qiiter / DC
.3 Suniuuo fla til ca $5tl,00O Sri
Qcn benirfcoe crtrn llogiit9poItcr T.
Gr. / aiuo, bpor Der MI tabc5 ca.
$4,000 Qicnucm &erlinq al Gcngc.
ne, Tom BRIGGS ser. 0iitrift5ior.
mUrl0clc lpunc@ ira Sen Gib, DC be
Qnnocr i'm Mirfiombco, Dc ifaI ifipn
fc al lin Gio / GulbcOagicrninacn.
NcQler FOR Ycniionaionoct % Ben
iiou3tuaicn blcp %nntoqnc. Tcniion5-
ion0cnc itol toniOIi0crca sen lite 9lll.
quit 1917 % ira nrpntc Soto be.
lures al ocu &cniion5bcitprcIic, iom
cr pnIat al ocn norit lutb. airfe /
9lmcrifu.
Gaitor V. Vcttcricu oQ Trof. 30.
GhriItionicn ituIoC Qootqiore3 Tor
Nrbcioct pun Sen anntatc, iom irrIt.
uUuutc bnooc ifrcuct Gcrtcn % iioit.
nUpntc bnpoe %touponcrct Wfliiifeu
TIL
Get bcQirrcoc3, at man monttc ioo
2op til at foloc Canada Giitritt meo
9}dpnct Gen uorit lltbcrifc Strife /
Canada, Ncttc inonilQcoca.
IorIoAabcimrtIicn lfoI beitaa al 9
Mcblcmmcr, hporoi 4 prlQc5 al
BOARD Of Eruitec3 al oct@ cgen Wiio.
tc 90 5 pulQc9 al Suuiunoct2 Nor$.
mp0c.
GoIacuoc @(a0c iftloc uoQipc8:
"Suthcroncrcn", norif, ilQcutliQt;
"Sltbcruu Gburch Ncrolo", cnQeIlf,
uRultlig. Gi3ic 10 iflIoc pore Sam.
iuuo2oraoncr "Harreocnen", norif,
.|uNcutIlN; "Gbll0rcn9 IricnO", Ell.
gcIif uacntIia; (coIoaiif G~io2ifriit"
notomucr tuartalaui2, &oniolioa.
ton al Sc iorbcnuprcuoe S~amiunos
&lonc blitcmmc2 al GorloQabcitureI
len, oog lite iclerc emo lite Sftobcr
Iaor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-19
Snsoag SUrmioSag

~HHUHH NVINHIUUUB
blen gtsoet aabuet peo Gait. &. :.
Strgm.
ct Telegram ira ariitiauia mcO
@iIieu ira 8orcningcH al Wor9eS fri.
iteIiae Stuoenter.
Sr. 8. z. Sobniou fra Granite
SAILS, W}imn., bauoe ior9ret Gam.
iunoet $1,000 iom oeIpis 9pgaeiouo
for en- 9olig for 5Gaesiormnnoen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-19
Outriftsmooer

mc.oc 'tQ.
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