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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-03
Crown Prince Smoked Out by
French Victory at LaOn.
Full Extent of Retirement Not
Yet Known by Allies.
FIRST ANNOUNCED BY BERLIN
Withdrew UnnOticed and I'm
disturbed by Enemy, Report.
Germans Blow Up Bridges
Upon Crossing the Ailette.

Paris, Nov 3.-The French are ad-
vancing between the Oise canal and
the region of Corbeny and have
reached the south bank of the Adlette
river, the war office announces.
The Germans have retreated to the
north bank of the river. The bridges
across the Ailette were destroyed by
the Germans. Since October 23 the
French have captured 422 guns and
720 machine guns.
Between October 21 and October 81,
twenty-three German aeroplanes were
brought down by the French and
twenty-eight others so badly damaged
that they were forced to land behind
their own lines.
TBy The Associated Press.I
Blowing up the bridges as they re-
treated, the Germans on the Aisne
front in northern France have given
up their precarious hold on the Chem
in des Danes plateau and retired to
the north bank of. the Ailette river
along a front of approximately thir-
teen miles, closely followed by the
French.
This retirement by the German
crown prince has been in prospect
since the recent successful drive by
General Petain, southwest of Laon,
WLiCi CaAIteu Inc It etlSI1 ~ l1l0 oaihe
of the Oise-Aisne canal at the westerly
end of the Chemin des Danes and
gave them artillery domination of a
large section of the German lines to
the east.
The Germans are now on the north
bank of the Ailette, maximum dis
tance of mile back of their previous
positions, while the French have
moved up to the south bank of the
river. There is no hint in the official
reports from either side as to whether
a further retirement by the crown
prince is in prospect. The probabili-
ties seem that he will take up a posi-
ton on the heights just north of the
Ailette, which command the ap-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-03
ANOTHER FINE DAY.
Ideal Fail Weather Will Last Over
Sunday, Mr.. Flora Says.

Hourly temperature readings for
the day. reported by the local office
of the United States weather bureau:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-03

Fair tonight and Sunday. Not
much change in temperature.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-03

FAT plenty for dinner tomorrow, but
don't waste tits sin on Sun
day, or any other day.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
High Prices May be Attributed Largely
> to Psychological Food Panic
By Representative Dan v. Stephen. Of Nebraska

War conditions invariably produce high prices food panic
caused by the concerted action of large number of people
convinced that food shortage Whether the shortage
anced makes difference the result Whenever considerable
Der of who deal believe prices going
they certain to be large buyers.
The fact that large number Of who know the
buying certain products starts other less informed doing
the thing Legitimate dealers food products spirit
the environment whisper their patrons that food shortage
imminent and that they had better lay large stocks while they
afford to- with the result that thousands people
The recent greatly by average
citizen purchasing large quantities of -four This
retail dealer his order for additional wholesaler
and the wholesaler turn compelled place additional
the miller Thousands of people doing country created
IN the minds of the ms fear that they would obtain
supplies of wheat sufficient quantity fill their orders They
fore rushed the wheat market and bought wheat
price of wheat greatly advanced
This situation largely psychological few years ago
dent of the United States made statement that has
mned upon the effect the depressed business condition that
appeared at that time psychology
better illustrate the truth Of the presidents present
prevailing this country 1t that the
Short but the 1915 excessive average
of the years taken the average crop for the
five preceding the Therefore there great shortage
then the high price justified ground
than that OF public That whenever number
people believe that going the fact that they believe
that they stimulates buying that prices
forced beyond legitimate level Whenever the people generally pos
has buys all he With the natural result that avail
able supplies former prices be had small
the minds those who do sufficient supply for their needs
and they rush peme the market buy the goes
higher the of the buyers Then people catch
the psychological effect of the action and they begin
foreign prices climbing knowing
have wheat and provisions for his and the price
mounts up
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
Hayti SweetIv Grateful.

Grateful for what the United States
has done for 1t under the recent treaty,
the republic Of Hayti, 1t was announced
by bankers. would add about 10000, 600
pounds Of sugar to this country's sup
ply next season. This supply VIII *
the first years output Of the Hayuan-
American corporation, formed immedi
ately after the American protectorate
was inaugurated, insurips protection
for foreign capital. The corporation
expected to ship here only about 20
100000 pounds Of sugar. but to meet
desire of the United States govern
ment for increased food supplies, the
company has found it possible to more
than treble its shipments to the United
Sfates.-New York American.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
Women Must Aid War Work But Not
to Neglect Of Home and Community
By Mary Robert. Rinehart

The the patriotic
first and foremost their obgat the National Red
which the authoritative which
rendered the a the front
Women only obligation calls
departments Of the Red Cross but they their part of the actual
fund being raised money They give the national
and after that should budghow-
small it beo from long
United States army in
would impress upon that while express their
general program of national Defense which
the Red Cross service that they off the force they
represent the general scheme of national prosperity They have still
continue church work reomave civic phnthrop
charitable and social and STILL they must guard the de
tns the home keep going always the basis civilization
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
Criminal

Here's n letter from my brother,
Henry" snid Mr.. Glithery. "Henrys
in Africa now and writes that he had
narrow escape from being devoured
by Hons"
Dear me"' exclaimed Mrs. Glithery-
"Do you mean to say They still allow
lions to run at lnrge In Africa What
dreadful place that must be?"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
A Compromise.

wen have to have your appendix
out" said the eminent surgeon
Cant we compromise, doctor p
asked the patient In u feeble voice.
What do you mean sir?"
Take my tonsils and let me 60"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
At the hiuh School

Lorraine-Your basketball club
hasn't reported any broken bones
lately.
Natica-No. We voted out all the
girls who wanted to plny for exer-
nse.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
EASIER TO SPELL.

"Yes, general, we have reconnoitered,
as ordered; Nchchkyik is short
march away and so poorly defended
that we should be able to take IT with
out losing Il life. Bing. on the other
hand, Is two days march away, strong
~ defended and will cost many lives
to take"
1--WE will march on Bling at once. 1
will have to hand in written report
of the conquest, you know"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
Expert pemoralIxed.

Howse-Jones is falling of in his
golf.
Wise-Yes. When he is Mt home he
has to play croQuet with his aunt.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
A Foolish Question.

81 see where an experienced elephant
trainer wants n job" remarked Gads-
by.
Training elephants2" asked Dubson.
"Oh, certainly not" answered Gads-
by, in sarcastic tone. He hopes tor
circus"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
A Plight Far Worse.

Governor" said the whining trump
give dime ter poor unfortunate
what leads hand-ter-mouth exist
ence"
BEAT It, my friend" said the hard
hearted citizen. Leading a hand-to-
mouth existence is no great hardship
It's the fellow who takes his nourish-
ment through tube that Pm sorry
for"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
GETTING Monotonous.

Hold on minute. You'll never be.
able to sell Inc anything by pounding.
on my desk"
II was merely trying to drive my
arguments home, sir"
'Well, just for the sake of variety,
and while ! remove my ink well from
the danger zone, make few passes in
the air"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
Cold Comfort.

Il was arguing with a fellow about
politics the other day and I'm blest IL
he didn't advise me to consult an alien
Ist!' exclaimed the contentious man.
"Well Well !"
Il suppose he thought that fine
piece of sarcasm?"
"Oh, don't know. Maybe he meant
IT."
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
No Great Danger.

"On. kissing does upset me-"
Declared coQuettish Sue.
Quoth he: You'd better let mo,
We're not In a canoe"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21

pusory With growth Of the country and The
consequent legislative and administrative business the
for the adoption such plan becomes daily of sta mpor
remarkable President Wilson excellent treatise
the subject The frequent personal appearances addresses of the
president himself furnish for the of the
bers of the cabinet The president well be subjected
eatores it be supposed for instant that he sufficiently
familiar with the affairs of the executive departments be able repre-
sent them all upon the floor of congress-
few words spoken by competent head Of department would place
the whole Of congress and the country the vantage ground
the members of congressional committee Direct information from
the heads the departments would enable be quickly
advised by communication rendering legislation subject
to the serious delays and constantly repeated sessions
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21

Nine. Botchkarev. leader of the lie
gion Of DEATH the organization OF
Russian women who are fighting hero
ically on the eastern battle line. Nine
Botchkarev. who was wounded in bat
tie. is shown wearing several decora-
lions bestowed on her for valor.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
Adding Insult to Injury.

He wooed a girl in beehive" hat,
And as his heart she wrung
He asked her what she was lau ching at
And she cruelty answered. "Stungw
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21

"Why don't you go to work 2"
II would, ma'am, eff l had de ma.
terial and de TOOLS"
What tools and material do you re-
Quire?'
"A knife an fork an some food"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-09-21
Members of Cabinet Should I lave
Privilege Of Speech in Congress


biz was introduced in the Sxty-fourth congress
by Representative Montague of Virginia, providing
that the principal officer of each Of the executive depart
ments may occupy seat the floor OF the senate and
house of representatives. The bill confers privilege
at the same time imposing duty on the heads Of de-
parments, who, it must be remembered the cres.
tons of congress and therefore not adjuncs u
the president. The privilege is voluntary attendants
to take part in debate under established rp,es. Ths
duty is to give direct oral information ucder com.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

Slen8bor9, % Sstransporten oper
StorcbGlt pnreoe ira 12te Saiutur
til 10oe Ipril.
s 1898 fit hi Sen toilette Dag, Der
ooerbooebet fienocs iiben 1867; Ben
zoe Sanuar frsS oct nenllig 29.6
@raoer GeliiiS / Solbpf (oet er fnapt
% Grader Sabrenbeit unber 3ero).
ScilltibSfnrtcn par ltanOict poa aie-
bcnbnun ira lite Sanltar til 9oe
@tnrt5. NQc Gonoe bar oneripIot al
IS, % en- Camper, Der baube ppret
~ Gage / SciGt, ifrlrebeS omiioer
nco pc0 Wfocn Sen 22bc Sebrilar. Set
bar ell itor Solfeiorlpitelic at ie SIS
biergcne, Scr mango Stebcr bapOe
taornct Jig iontuitiit op ube1for ap-
ltcrne.
Ilt / alt fan set life iigeS meo
litrc @cpiler, at &iutrenc / 9annlorf
er forifieaige ira NlltiOen til 6orti-
ocn. 5 foloc GerioDer Tiger man, DC
er blcpct ltrengere, / uarmcrc, at De
cr blcuct miIOerc. &aptcin Speer-
id)nciOer fonlrner oa ogioa til oct
Slltnina4rcIrtItat, at bel or Ser for.
Ificllge ECrio0cr - bpi3 Grien nlall
blot life fIcl0er -, men Der CT paa
Den onoen SIDE ingrll Brltno til at
fro, at S]Sforbolocuc / tibIiaerc Sin.
ire bar pprct ppienSiorifieQige ira
oct, Der / Sen npeltc 5io berifer /
Sanntarf.
Eontoppiban Tiger for mart TO
Iorburoreber iiOen, at Ginteren pite
or laa milo, at man life fan goa paa
.SIelt, % at &nttcgnt, Suuoet % BEL
tcrre iielocn 6GffeS al Ell SSbro,
"maaife fln 3 q 4 @nnge i bpert
Socculo". 90 / set nittenoe Mar
blrnorcoe bar Ser fun lem @onge pp-
ret loa itrenge &intre, at man mcb
rcttc bar fnnnet tale ON en- "SSbro"
mellcm &c oanife 9~unb5oele.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
Grauec TuffS.

Suffer i.
Grange EnffS.
gn Srcoic0eI Sop Sntsr rgrc5
I'll Sleoc, ocri rsreS en- Stop Snf-
fer % TO piIpcoe gGg. Ia Stop
WcI iigtco mco ire SbcIfccr pa
fling Bomber % y 1bcltc Salt
"a bette rprca / peycIpiS mco y
Sop WtcIf. Ngrcn iloaca goot,
otter at ocu er iamncnblonoct. Get
hapca % / go0t inlIrtc "Snoipi'
ruoI Gins" eIlcr / Otufitn Gins o.
iGainart Sc cr itegtc, toGca De no
"a icrpcrca uarmc mco feIgenoc
Saucc. 20 gGggcboi0cr pipes III.
DC, irerc2 en- libcn Sop phi.
pcriierct Suffer % oct reDnc Stnl
"a Saitcn al 10 HppcIiincr o. Saf.
ten Al en- Gitron - clcr boi5 Pip
pcI'incrue CT nofioa ilrc, bebepc9
Fare Saitcn al Ell bolp Gitron.
Nu0lc giano.
Noar man foyer HiiengrDll, ina
lltr NiiCn bDl0cre % laor cn be
ere Smoa buia man bar en- 1bc,
lie Gitronioit op / &onoct, iom nj
icn togc3 /.
Git fan bcpnre5 icrif IGnac oG
bill fife mllane ubcnpnu, buia mau
bar CT Sn9 al Faroiijnc @ar uocn.
paa belle Sitcitpffct. Gpp bars
Gitcn op / oct inlcltcoe Earuiiinc
@nr, iaa sem cr opffct paa ale
Siocr % on piI iorbouica oper
hpor icrif og 900 Ben piI boI0c iiQ.
Stal man itiTrc uormt Nroh
cucr oorm Sage, ion SfipCruc Ter
appctitIIQc % ppntcli8c no, ioa
mau man ierit opppc Gniucu !
&ano, Iua Sen blir ol0cIc5
oarm Gr man ina ubcloi0 al
6~roitingcn" itiuncr for man iaar
Zen inurt icpnt u0opcr aoQcn, ioa
oct ogina at opppc Sniucn
togcnoc Nuuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

gaartn 1893 bItp lea aHartbtn AZ muNaIss GA in.
fnHmetoUH RhtgmatlsulE. 4 OUR n, sar len ia
ipm iau Be. her bar hapt ben. ,au p.oe. Sea forisIt Il,
wsIobti tittr Wtloet % gage t'ter yUVt men tpao
SiroriHa trholoiss mar tuu mtbisrtiotQ Iunbf, 'Qrbt
ita a ytlbotl ION belt ptIoreoebt ma, % CEbet CT
nleTig DtHei iIlbaQt. Sea bar elU4i oct III ufr, ,nm
par iltmi oHar,bHt tler sHbDq itugaiQaeubt AZ Rbeus
ma'tsHt % bet bar hoeri @hialot Ulritl 5tlbrs0tit.
SEQ hi bant tahpsr slbSHbt az 8beAmatsmE bpl.
ftnIoMbdh 5orm ~ at 'orisge bets tRtiiantuot bel,
brtbtuos ara'i. StHb lite en- Sent. tlu bit Rapu Ga
sortsit. sa itg pI itnbs bet az prspt frtt. g'ttr al
ou hor brasf bet. % BET bar rift dg al Durt uttop
hpob ba inuat bar isgi Tor al belbgf0t bin 6htumai
iisme. fan bn itnbt mig Qriisu en- Dollar men 'urltaa
p,I, ite OF itft bapt bins gtnes m.buiinbu bu belt sr
iiifrtbs msb at isrbt BEN. 81 life bet rlmslIaif ppor.
jor lite l1naer. uaer ffitr glHorina- iaeltbss bhets
be triti Strip itoe MARX X. JACKSON
No. s76c Quincy Bldg. syracuse n Y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
nlaIing uden Ole.
WerfeIig Spiinoslis, Der iorminoifer
Wnliugs Soitenbc mleo Is pGt.
@n fri Yrspepaffe ienoss eMbper,
iom Ifripcr Serpm.

u Z 8ltt. tu 'rtInrGasubt Fabritaut S0ams. y.
y bar np'unett en- FroSts for 5ilpirtrlua az en- M
Glaze gtallug uotn Srna AZ GIie GAN ialhsr ben
SonorpGtut Zen iommsr / Sern a. tt tort qnIptr.
% oil otr irrngts az ioibt Nauo Tor al lane en- IQa'
l'Hg. Der holotr IA mob getr % Oh. sr iantt1r ca
parla 'or nootneia % luoptrotg Pima let ar prIu,
Stpti 'or etmtrt arptuot I WnllHp Ten 'uisr ia til
hotlieu'omhtli C~otrNaet. Ira. S,tu sasr U1utiieR.
trnats % Yer no tom CIitmaltna. o. 'cier tuu pH'
trent en- SltIhthtl iaa mtgtt.
Strto I'll Mr. A l.. Rice. Manufacturer sgS North
street, Adams, n. Y, % han D. 'suSs ba en- IN
Vrsntoat't 'amt 5arottort oa 'ulondueta CpIpSuiua.
ortnet %enoreou eu tan ipart uotaa mango 7 ogars,
Sfrtp tbag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

ipiitc al olc 2ipIcn3 arpitcr, 10
~ pIu0rcbc, lan Oct bar Ell Sp't.
st SmiI bite Jig pnu Gntcna Nn-
ilgt.
SO mere Bent ino iig ON / &r
~rclict, bea i%orAmooiGcrc ieltc ban
lio, % han iaaoc pco Jig iclp: "An.
ocr9, mini ~itoffcla 2nnllc Zen, hulI
fen ~GIcnoiHhco / Din aobut, men
oct ifal iorhoabcntIig nof bliuc be
orc for Din Gufc % Dine &ern."
Giitcrcu fIococ iiq bag Erct og
pcoblcp at tale ueo Jig icIp. Soa
rciitc ban ii1 % itiQcoc iia fornm
gne Soijc, Der bctroqtcoc bum mc0
iugtiac Zine.
"2lnc Soiic, leg nil opQipc Iiife.
%rict", ioGoc @cnt. Seq cr tieo al
oct iorIiac Gin, % icG bar IoQt
uoglc SfiuinAcr tiliiOc. Npcr @una,
icI cr ! RIM Sin, iao mac ieg
tTntc paa Nnocra, % set iu0gpocr
mig NGoicI."
ga, itaffeI2 Inocr@," Iuffcoc
Gntcn grToeuNc. - ga -- lea
ueo, at Oct iooa nffllrot or ct Nar,
ilocn Nopct fog ham, life innot, -
oct par Ianmc &cir - nlc0 blc1
Moont % bIphlng NinmcI o.
Stoure5n, - i~toffcI5 Nunocra."
ga, Tnc Soiic, - lom icg bar
Iogt Big, cr oct min 9lgt at opgiuc
Niitcrict. 4icn set piIoc ticoc MIG
Iorbiitrct, on lea itllloc Iepc oIcuc
nocn 6ontiIic - ocrfor piI icg giite
MIG"
ga, ic8 piI cnifc, Bent, at olr
moo ljnoc en- aoO Some, Tor set ce
on purO,"
On pco nOf, ic1 cr life uonifc.
liz. SEQ oil bape Ell Some, ior
iIoor OuL - inooom en- riqtig Some
mcO ct goot Siertc, en-, ser cr Ell
COO MPo0cr."
On 0oo, ing &igc. ser cIifer
Dig, bct cr MopcoioQcn, @cnt."
Ger bIcu ct 2icblif2 Stilbc6.
ga ucl", ipareoc Bent.
On ing Eigc ser or 9oo %
ioriton0ig -
ga pcI, - men icg pjloe MI
liQc 8o0t before bare -" oQ Bent
tiIiricoe %itommcuoc: at set
'JlIoc prre Ell Gute - mco @prn
~ Ell gnfc ionOon iom ou ...."
Gen lugc Gufc itirrcoe ct Cic,
bllt paa @cnt, ioo iuIotca bc09c2
zine meo Gnorcr. San itoo mco
iGntcoc Cine % trTumcoc lin Not
meIlem Tingrcne, mems bun bctra0
tchc bam mco ct iorQmooiat Snil.
Sao laQ0c bun lit Nouco paa bans
SflI0cr, % / I~pffeIig Torpirriug
hlltcbc hum lu9tc:
ga, iea tngcr imoo sit Gilbuo,
Tor on cr Ell bran Wtano, OF min
Nnoer@ uiI oppe ira SimncIcu iigc:
"Eot, hiCrtcIi0 Gof, @ent"l"
&co at ic Nloocrcu grpoe bop0c
ole &orucuc nprmct Jig.
@cnt los inrit, iom han 10, Tor
al itiule EaorcrGc, men "a ban life
Ipn1crc tWlOc bchcritc lin @epP,
0clic, iogoc ban: "Atoo, uoo, Nlre
Soiic, las MI pUrc mco at grroc.
.- Som herhen, @gru - % iig
6ar iii mig.
San omiupncbc ale @erncne,
ser raabtc: "6or Bent. Gar 9entl"
% ioa io8oc ban iagtc pco iig
iclp:
Sou M / 6rcb, min aomle Ben
Nnbcr2. Mn ifal ou ic, ser ifal
tonmc @roh 90 mere ! sin aabpt
vi ifal NOT biGlpe poo sin Gute %
Dine @sru."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27
Gllfe,l.

@ iioitc ottc Sage bapOc Stor.
men roict, mems Nauct IarmcnOc
iIog moo NGIqcbrpocrcn. 6iitcbaa.
0cnc gif no pcN Nuggru, % Tor
hucr IRE NnaoC tom oitc flu tire
bicm, nonr 0c On o~pcrhoucoct
naococ tilbogc. On Nitcnituna
itDucoc Nauct en- tom @noo op pnu
Strouocu. PILE auiuocruc lob til,
Sou mart Sc lao @ooocn iogoC sc
mco ct opbt Suf: Set er life
bans.
McIlcm Oiaic ouQitnuloc &uin0cr
innote5 Ell, Der par ifiomlcrc %
iorlmoNiaerc euo Oc andre; hun
TOM llot bn9citcr, foroi bun bar Ct
~8rrOcuoc Barn pno NrncL mcu2
ire andre Smoaiprc bolot bcnoe /
Sfiortrrnc.
"a bun iuo SEN tonlurc @oab.
Iout buu uco pno Sine. 9Ile tang
&C lumIc Giitrrc blottcOc Nopc
Ncrnc, % ga zen lnl0c Gntc rclItc
lll, blcI men mco terrc zine
itrDl bun NUnrct bort ira EiuCuC
for ll1ciom beorc at glcnucmiflc
Den tlugc &llit % toitc ct @lit mo0
Muurt, Ser hau0c bcropct hcloc
hrnoc3 StpttC. Tcrpoo toQ hun Sc
iuloo pco Maonocu oQ broQtc hcm
hicm. Npm off iom / en- Ce$, ~
ct Nnr par Qaoct, "a &cut iom
itaOiQ hopoc orcpct Giifcri / TrI
Ic2ifab mco otn ABODE Nnocr&, Der
bar hans @oruoom&ucn, bnnfcoe
boa hos Gufcu. San GupoC bcipQt
hcloc 'pr % "ltottct hcn0e puo bc0
tie M}ouoc. Oct pnr aQcrc0e
lent Nouct brelcoe iom ior ct
Mar iiocn, Stormcn bDIcoc o. llpci
ret par pco at bruce los mco illN
Strait. Bent bopoc fort iiN lin
ipllntcrm bIoa CroQt % houOc
bouoc lnoct Jig tllppc o. borbcrc
Gcauocu por bans &otfcIommcr
ioo topiulOc, al Sc itoo belt r0
ipllc0c.
Nlm mtfc0c Corcn % % traootc
inc. - Get i2ncoc bam gicmcm
Wtoru % ben, ga han ioo Gntcu9
rattilc Stem. Oct itorc NNrclIc
por uritcu tomt, % @IUitcn trof
mo Qicnncm Sore % SprUtfcr,
ioa Ser par iugcn &urmc. Num
lao mco inc Born pco set LANCE
&orO / Stucn. Nioocn itoo poo
&oroct. Tiif % Notctcr.
Bent ioItc lTnocruc tIaprc |
0hm0cn al auIOc, men han truaote
irlt iuo % io8oc: 900 giitcn,
9luc Sofc."
"9}oo, cy oct oio Bent. ScItom
mcu,"
"Nu, Ter on lc0 tonlnlCr ror ut
beoc Dig ON li0t Niten@moo."
Gufen ioorcoc life.
Ser ouL Pine Soiic, lea bar
bopt en- 900 Gongit, % ioa bar lea
tpbt Iiot Smaottcri iitcoct, ~ "a
Bent trof ode inc Toftcr ircm og
IuQ0e Dem poa @oroet.
@crncnc 10 til ocn ticn0te Zen
% rattc @Guocrne no eiter sc
pooc So8er. Seq peo 10 life, ON
M trGnaer Ill scr, men oct ituIoc
ogiao liar pGre iii llngernc", I'll
ieIcoe han belt itamiulo, ba ban
!Gite i 2tuc SOijc5 Zinc, at bun
buuoc i%oriIaaet BAN. "a Tor al
itiuIc i'm @cpGgelic, fn&icoe ban
Den minoitc al @uttcrre, og eitcr
al bao terrct ia on Wlrnocn nlco
SattcGrmet iogbe ban:
"Nou lao os Ioo iaa nogct / 81.
pet. 9srnl"
gac latte ii9 tilbor6S. Bent
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-27

Na;ri,Iiu Si,mmtfnr ejpts al tu. Der bar
prsSti o,r. san uil haut crHOtr 2iOtaNe
f. at SrcBt Einttt GtrGi.

zens inecn GeuNc Sun Din aercsic.
Mars H~rIttt,a, e,bd's o. GltrotQb,o bar Irrt
heEEc Wtare, Mart =, &at'uU az S1ylu,r Hfu
BORT hotIttn 'or'rrhtlyQ ,Fituhe RnCumau5mtu rr
Tor nIturt:tlia Npitt % oct bar plUst BAN Zpmulfbi
Tor ole u~Iutitllag iub,H bans Butftoihot 6au Nh
trhoeT Slbtrbt a' Hhtumlilsmc fal utht bcpuebrs
ban bier hsIbreett. GuS huab hQu GQer