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The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
BIG COAL SUPPLY IN ALASKA
Cheap Fuel Can Be Obtained for Navy
if Government Opens Up Field in
Far North Promptly.

Responding to the statement that
the United States will require 49,
100000 tons of coal a year for naval
purposes, which Secretary. Daniels
recently made, the answer of Alaska
his: eve have the coal come and get
it,"
The fact is that one Of the wisest
measures Of preparedness which con-
,gress made for the war, as is now
demonstrated, was the provision for
the construction Of the railroad to
the Matanuska coal fields, says the
Seattle Post-IntelIigencer. That was
q great national project of prepared
mess, the value of which will be fully
Appreciated If the government fol-
lows the work promptly and lends
every possible assistance toward get
ting the Matanuska field opened up
to the largest possible production.
The coal from that field will meet
the highest requirements of the navy.
There is an inexhaustible quantity of
ut. The quicker the road is COM
'pleted, the mines opened and the
coal being moved to.deep water the
better.
The government has been paying
'e%xtravagant prices to have coal. trans
ported from the Atlantic to the Pa
clfic for the use Of the fleet in Pa
'cific waters, directing to this pur-
pose much tonnage which is needed
greatly on every sea. 1t is an unnec-
:.essary expenditure and an unneces-
sary division of tonnage. The coal
is in Alaska; it can be opened when
terms are made with people who will
lease and open the properties if
given a chance to do so; or the gov
eminent might open mines for naval
uses.
AS a military measure there arc
few things which would be Of greater
value to the country at this time
than the opening Of the Alaska coal
fields to immediate use. The navy,
needs the coal. The country needs
the coal. Why not go and get it?
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12

We might have dined better and
more cheaply elsewhere. But there
was an air Of vanished splendor,
of faded magnificence, about the place,
which, in the capital Of a warning ma
ton, appealed to both of us, writes
James n. Hall in an article on war;
time conditions in Paris in the Allan
tic. Every evening the tables were
laid with spotless linen and shining
silver. The wine glasses caught the
light from the furnished chandeliers
in little points of color. At the din
ner hour, a half-dozen ancient serving
men silently took their places about
the room. There was not a sound to
be heard except the occasional far-off
honk Of a motor or the Subdued clat-
ter of dishes from the kitchens. The
serving men, even the tables and the
empty chairs, seemed to be listening.
to be waiting for the guests who never
came. Rarely We're there more than
a dozen diners out during the course
of an evening. There was something
mysterious in these elaborate repara-
tons, and something rather fine about
them as well but one thought, not
without a touch of sadness, of the old
days when there had been laughter
and lights and music, sparkling wines
and brilliant talk, and how those mer-
rymakers had gone, many of them.
long ago to the wars.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
The Cup That Cheers.

In making tea care should be taken
to have the tea pot hot. Scald it out
with hot water before putting in the
dry leaves. The water poured on the
leaves should be freshly boiled and the
big tea kettle which stands on the
stove all day and is filled at irregular
intervals does not furnish the best wa
ter for the purpose.
Get a small enameled-ware kettle,
holding about a quart of water. Pour
the water on the'tea. which should not
steep owe three minutes. Then you
will have a brew which is not only
very much better in flavor, but is much
more wholesome than that made in the
ordinary careless fashion.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
HOW SHE NET MIDDLE AGE
Woman Tells of Success She Achieved
in Oldest Profession of Sex, That
of Honemaking.

The prize winner in a contest, "TIow
I Think Middle Age Should Be Met"
says in American Magazine:
after much thought, worry, tears
and prayers, | came upon a plan which
| followed up. C%uriously enough, the
extra burden of my young daughters
support and education was the very
thing that caused me to think of the
work which | undertook. / decided to
go to a college town and open a small
boarding house.
"The success of my boarding house
gradually grew. BY the end of the
third year, the bachelor members Of
the faculty had crowded the students
from my table. I gave better fare
and charged accordingly. / humored
the individual appetite of each profess
sor just as any devoted mother would
have done. | learned the dates Of
their respective birthdays, and we had
IA jolly birthday dinners during the
year on the right dates. In other
words, l gave my boarding house the
atmosphere of a home.
$50 I have been successful in wom-
ans Oldest profession-that of home
maker, and l verify believe it is the
profession in which the average wom-
an is surest of making a success today.
Nowadays the very multiplicity of oc-
equations ope d to her is the source
of the failure to many a capable, ma
ture woman. Let the oma work
willingly with her hands at that which
she can do well. The simplest arts
yet pay her the best"
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
WILL MAKE REPORT ocT. is

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. S.-The
official Pathinding Committee, Of
which DR.. w. NJ. Riggs, Of Clemson
College, IS Chairman. makes tEc o.
fical announcement that the Path
finders Will meet at Clemson College
on October 18th, to make their de-
cision in regard to the proposed
route of the Atlanta, Birmingham,
Memphis division of the Bankhead
Highway, which was inspected on
August 14th to 23rd. Chairman
Riggs announces that the reason why
the decision has not been made
sooner, is from the fact that a mum
Der of questions in regard to the
funds that are to be provided by
the counties to build a portion of the
Bankhead Highway, and also main
tenance funds, have not been ans
wered sooner. Just as soon as the
Pathfinding Committee makes their
decision, their report will be trans
mitted to Ex-Congressman T. S.
Plowman, president of the Bankhead
! National Highway Association, who
will give it to the press and call a
meeting of the Executive Committee
of the association for the purpose
of endorsing or rejecting said report.
Just as soon as this report is officially
%tadopted, the Atlanta, Birmingham
! and Memphis division win be mapped
and steps taken to post the route with
permanent markers from Atlanta to
Memphis.
1t has been definitely settled that
the Pathfnding Committee and Off
cial party to locate the Washington,
Atlanta, division of the Bankhead.
Highway will start from the Capitol
steps at Washington on Tuesday
morning, October 30th, at 900
o'clock. 1t is expected that the
starting of this pathfnding party will
be one of the most suspicious gath
erings Of good roads advocates and
distinguished officials of the govern
ment that ever assembled in the
country. Secretary of War, Baker,
Secretary Of Agriculture, Houston,
twin male short addresses. An eff
fort is being made to- secure the
presence Of President Wilson and
have him deliver a short message OF
good VIII to the people in regard 10
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
OLDER MEN TO GET CHANCE
Shortened Supply of Younger
Workers in Country.

The man of ~forty-fye, it seems, is
through the war, going to have an
other chance. Enlistments in the
army and navy have shortened the
supply Of young men available for
industrial work and when the draft
becomes operative the shortage will
be further accentuated, says the In
dianapolis News. So industry is be-
ginning to look to the cold men" Of
forty-five, OF so, whom efficiency"
has recently barred from employ
ment. The Pennsylvania railroad,
which for years has favored the
young man, announced a few days
ago that the bar against men more
than forty-five was down and that
they would until the end of the war
be welcomed as applicants for en-
ployment. Other corporations have
taken similar steps and the prospect
is that many more viii be obliged
to do so. Men Of ~forty-fve, if in
good physical condition, feel and
usually have a reasonable basis for
their attitude, that they are just a
little bit filter than they ever were
in their lives before. To be barred
from any employment merely on ac-
count of having arrived at the prime
Of life has professionally struck
them as an unjustly discriminatory
proceeding, The attitude of some
employers was all the more difficult
to understand because tests made
showed that men of middle life were
equally if not more capable than
youngsters in any ordinary task set
before ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS News.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
BRITAIN PLANS WAR MUSEUM
Object Is TO Collect and Preserve Oh.
jec5s illustrative Of the Coun-
try'a Share in Conflict.

Sanction has beon given by the
war cabinet to a scheme put forward
by Sir A. Uond, NJ. P, the first COM
missioner Of works, Of establishing a
national war museum, and a commit
tee has been appointed to carry out
the project, says the London Times.
The first commissioner Of works Will
act as the chairman Of this body.
The object is to collect and pre-
serve for public inspection objects
illustrating the British share in the
war. The exhibits will comprise ex-
amples of the arms and other wal
materials used by the British naval
and military forces, trophies cap
ttured from the enemy, souvenirs
found on battlefields, inventions con-
tnected with munition. making at
home, the literature and art of the
war (~including regimental maya.
zines and trench drawings, maps,
the music of the war, placards issued
by the government in connection
with the recruiting, economy and
loan campaigns, medals and decora.
lions, fag-day souvenirs and auto.
graph letters of some of those who
have taken distinguished parts in the
war.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
Cheese in Sandwich.

The easiest and most satisfactory
method of getting cheese mixed with
sandwich filing is to cut the cheese
In thick strips and pour hot water over
thea in q dish. Lift them out Of the.
water and use u table fork to mash
them.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
PROOF ENOUGH.

"Is the defendant crazy?:s
"He must be- declared the cmi.
nent alienist. He sent me a paltry
ten dollars as a retaining fee.'
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
NOTHING or THE o r

Il heard the patient was in a som
nolent condition"
"Oh, no; he was violent, but now
he's fast asleep"
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
U CROSS.

D P~atience-Hasn't she a Red Gross
Edog?
; Patrice-Well, | shouldn't say it
was red exactly.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
DEPENDS ON CIRCUMSTANCES

@Do you believe in auto hypno.
tism p
@That depends on whether you
own one of the blamed things"
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
RICHES THERE.

The Ingenue-My face is my for.
tune. What do you think?
The Soubrette-There is good
money IN funny caricatares.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
A SMALL NATTER.

His Nife-Oh, dcarl I've lost my
Is ~ collar. Il
Ir. ~Bettingly-That's nothing. i
lost a suit Of clothes election day.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12

Stop Those shssp Shooting Pains
sFemenina" is the wonder worker
for all female disorders. Price SI.0QI
and 50c.-Adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17

Wcfonisntc bar ioo iiubrig inorettet,
at Den finite, naar nogen rsrte ueo
Den, % at oct piloe bare gouifc urlll.
liz at 10 aaSien. 9anben beilllttei
iia til at iorisge ar narrc WebcI.
banolcrcn; DC moerisgie 9ofaIite.
terne % ionot anSien itaoeroe / ct
Ginou / 2bcn gtoge. en Iot Iiitct
De fig berbeu. Gn al Dem fraplct op
poa Sfulorene al en- Gomerat, oob.
net Iinbuet, rpffct aasicn til iia OF
itlulte ben unbcr SSaffen, bpor inaeu
funbe bsre aloffen fine. Set belle
bar 9iort ioo burtig % bebGnbia, at
Wsbclbanbleren intet berte. : auS.
len iauoteS 200 Ser. / rebe Tenger
og cnhel TGroiiager. gift iaIt bar
ganoen i%tiaoIet Tarer til en- @9roi
al ca. t17,000 aroner oa 10000
arouer / rebe Fenger. Ger or ifai'
ret tilpeic iaien @arer for 10000
ar.; al Eenger por bare ca. 5000 Ser.
| 9ebolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
9ornenes Korstco.

) Slutningen al oct lite Narbnns
oreoc clIer mer neiagtlg / 1895 be.
0pnbtc Ser Ell HGffe mcrtellge arigs.
FOG, ionn gif no ira GentraIeuropa %
Tciteuropa for ot tage Set belige
2ano" clcr / oct minoitc SerulaIem
Oh Sent @rop tiIbage ira lurfen.
Vaucn OF airteu itetteoc oisie Scr.
tog. Gnoog Ell uorif aonge, 81.
guro Soriolaiorer, tog Gel / ct lou'
oant Cog. "a oct life lptfeoes otsIc
DuorIigt o%nisrte og cnboo ooarIigcre
iloruitcoc aor5bGrc at lua Sas paa
ocn frigerlfc 5prf, bcgpnote / 1912
@grncne, isrit / 6rontrige OF 'enere
Il Spitlonb, at rititc Jig eller rcttere
iaQt iarnle zig lIoen at tGnte pua at
rilitc liz meb oct lianl ior Gie ar
tage Serilialem og Sciu @rau. ga.
pen og Vreiterne iii 6olf I'll at tro,
at @erncllc, iom bar rene % ulfuI.
oige / lin SiGl". ifltloe unoer 8uos
9eoelie funne uoisre. hpao 8lio life
bapoc oiact tilluoe ipnoige Wpno at
opnoa: tage Den beai9e Sp ira Spr.
fen nenlig.
Get bar Ell @iPtergut | Gloge5 NOR
Yenoome, 5runfrige, oeo Napn Gtt.
enne, Tom b%egpnote at iamIe ianlmen
oen isritc gernebpr. Siitorien mel.
Der iimpeltben. az 8utten itoo Irenl
% i~orfpnote Tcroen, at 8uo bap0c
ubuoIgt ham til at iamle en- Borne.
bpr, bpormeo ban iflIloe fnliie Spr.
fen. 8uo ielu piloe p9re meo banl
oa hiplpe ham nteb Wirafler, idgoe
ban. Get itadr life, at Yreiterue
hapoe inobilot oenne Ont og ANDRE
Born noget iliat Grfetsp; men ri fan
trpgt l9gge Gar / Sano paa. at Dc
bapoe giort oct. Sor @iitorien mel.
Der, at ~Greiterne % Solicit tog iig
al hans Sag, iaa at ganife mart ON.
trent 10000 Gutter % Bigger iutteSe
liz iii ham," Sra mango iranite 9p-
err iluttebe 9ioelinser Jig iii oenne
aorshGr al Smaaeutter % Smaapi.
ger. Se fom flpote i bpibt meo rpoe
aorsbonnere. Der par ienot Dem lam.
men meo Vapens Seliianelie. Zen
omtalte Seoer. Snlaagl,tten giierue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
Zen fpritc 5loer ifnSt
9tprge.

Sra EclSbanoler Ncbcricn, GIoerrEl,
bar Nroiesi or Shoner inact tilicnot
Ioun @auc til oct 5poloJll,c 0sliIr.
INN pao Seien Sfinbet !; eli Slaer,
iom er ifrht PEG Ssileen mcllcm Ne.
10 % Srpiil. Iettc er BET ferlte IL
FIRE Gremplar al Slber ucblagt / Nor.
&c / biitpriit Gio. Sloeren tilbprer
ION bcticnot Maarinmilicn % er en-
uGr SIegtning al &esfatten. Sro-
fcslor Gollctt mcobeler | lit @erf ON
WorgeS Eattcopr, at Sorbfuno paa
Snren bar pit, at Slbcrcn bar bplot
til Ser / iu%rbiitoriif Sib. 5 oct lpo-
lige Sperigc nptrGocr Sloercn life
lan iiclbeu, og Den cr iuloet iaa lungt
Nnrb iom / @6rmIlmnb. Set cr Der
for life Iau lutberIi9, at Den o9Iaa
timber 8ci til Norge. Gremplarct
bill ieIpfelgclig bli uoltoppet pg faa
eli i~rcmtrpOenbe Glnos / IuiGet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
So itpsac Wincringsnlpffer. Sra

aongSbcrg meboeleS Den zoe Warts:
Teo Sabro me Gegulcrin9sanlGg
lnotrai Der inat to aluorlige lllpffer
peo Wtinering. Zen enc lllpffe ifeo'
De mcIlem SCI. 9 % 10 ON Iitenen.
Faitl Sosien ira SanbspGr tit her.
peo beire Saonb, Irmcr, Iniigtet %
Sincne itpgt beifaoiget. Zen anoen
lllpffe inotroi mellem ST.. II % |
oeo iarnme gnlGg. Irpio Sisgrell
bleu berrmOcr ifooet / Sooct. beire
Eie off tabt, og ban lit ct Saar |
&alierL iom gif ligc inc til Suitre.
ret. SGgen bar iioct Saob ON, at
Siegren ltnar oct oner. &c blcu beg.
&C ~iorclsbig forbmoet pN icnot til
Grnnmeus Spgebua ibagnorgcs.
6osicn er 6amiIiciorisreer, mems
Siegrcn, iom er ipcnlf, cr llngfar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
HnsIiif.nurif Sfoeinbntri. Get

itore norife SfogicIifab, Tom bannc.
bes ifior Ssit, iorelsbig unber Nap.
net "aotlns Sfpainbuitri Ms" /
Den Seniigt at inofisbe Sfcg / TliS-
LAMB og epentuelt iorGblc oennc IL
Gelluloie ellcr Eopir, CT for Ell lis
iiberl bounet iom rliaiiif Selifa6 nm
ser Gapn al "Husiiif.lorif Sfpgin.
ouitri I..S." meb lit @ppeofontor !
Yetroarab. Get or piituof oct iari,a
al sc iorifielIige nprife Sclifober. Scr
er itiitct / famine Gicmco, Tom Gor
iaaet Tine rusiiife 2ope inuftionacct
al G5arcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
Wurges fbrjte SulfitiaErif. 4 Gre

afcr Gelluloicfabrifcr9 @encralior.
iomliug iorleoen opluite GireftionenS
Sormanb, @rpSicrer elias aiur. al
Den Sobrif, iom S%clitabet opierer Tor
at npttiggiere afioIbsIuoen til 6rcm.
filling al Sui, iorbaobcntIig pil pp-
re igang allcrcoc til Sommercn. 80
brifcn pil forels6ia frcmitillc nogct
opcr 1000 Cons Glll ON glarct
men bette Gal pil icnerc fl1nllc
mangcooblcs. Sulfitfullcnc oil ri
lige gooe lom DC cnaclifc aul % BIZ
Iigere enc bisie / normalc Sioer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
&eiietraiifcn Dpcr geraen. 81

Bergen meooeles oell Soc Warta:
Giter bpao Der meooeles til "Dforgen.
apiien" ira Yolitiets SpOagclleaai.
Deling fulntincrte Sraiifcn oper Ger.
gen / SSanuar 1917 mcb 5000 Nci-
icibe al onrtrent ollie Rotionalitcter.
( Scbruar bar Der bare ca. 1000, og
Heoganacn ifplotes naturligpis isri;
o. iremit Snbitillingen al GnglnnoS.
riiteL oernGit Imerifaliniens Gp-
bsr meo at fsre Yaslogerer. Ter or
imiolertio enonll, mango llolrnbiu.
ger / Bergen, iom \yenter paa, Of Sra'
iifen ifal gicnoptages.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
9ana=9riitian % @.emoeentten.

ga SanA-&riitian og Thrift @lcnbc
itob tiltalt pco 2u9n1nloSrcttcn | Srt'
Itionih for Morbet pan Iobrifcic-
Nnsbcim. blcp Oct ullbcr Sorbsrene
brant pau bet rene, at De TO Siltalte
bdpoc 9iort iia if1loig / obifilli1 fle'
re Seitetpperier, enb De tibligcre bar
oenlt Tor. Ser blep paapiit la!. ire
SilfGlbcr, bpor Solf bar blet 5!re.
bet line Setter al DC to langiirgryoc
Eerioner, og fprlcoen bolbteS scr
Sorber al Sorcnifrincrcn / Giospol0
ior at briil9c bisie 6orbnlo nGrn".
re pan Oct reno. San5. ariltinn hleu
trnusportcrct op til Surbsret p6 %.
lepoc inalc6cs paauAt en- fjTrfonl-
men Nipcrling / lit SUrAitl5lip>
Gn2iormighco. ;llrif @leuh. Ilebtc
llgclebeS, OF &c TO ccl"br, TcrIorcrs
Nrrprr poftc icIpielg1liJ itor Cp-
iiat i @D9bcn. 6orberet uarte i 70
Sa1c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
Gn fiGf aamme! Some rnaa Sill

I'm fiGf gammel Some mao Sille
Tcitups fra Ssnore Diem pPre, fri.
per "Giteroalens apiS" ira Glue.
RIM. Siln ifuloe for uogen Sio iioen
aiIpaae ct geise / Gotten. SrooS II.
ne 10 glor tog bum Stiernc iat oe 9it
ira Senere Sien cpcr Ssritoebps.
ocn til @lperltm, huor bun toa Den
pesle Stumpen, Iom bar ipien inb iii
Soften Taa Meotnrcn a bun iuh.
ON Ell aienbing / SernTS. Sun pnr
i fuIbt S%fiuoitpr, TO Stopcr o. en-
HpeiGf, tom GA ialinlh ucieoe linz
10 ag. "1e ia, oct por 9oot Sfiis-
re- ia bun. "lfen ubior Srterber,
oct maattc leo oa itpuc citcr meo
Stauene for at iaa li0t Start" Otter
noeIc Tigers SpboIb / Soften err bun
MI pcnot tiIbaac til Glen. 0giaa ga
britate bun Sfierne ira GIperum oa
biem. giitanoen fra Sicrnmoen iii
Glpcrilm err "a am. % Den Tci,
SiIIc bar tot, blir NOT ~bctnoclig Ian.
ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
@arenpbcn / Innmnrf.

@arensbcn / Tanmarf. 7ro sis.
benbnpn mcbbeleS Den Soc Niarts:
3nnmorfS @laoubaipere OF Gbeire-
battsrer er inbfolot til Wsoe imor.
gen. al
for at i%orbanble ON SnbifrGnfning
az Fupirforbrract. Get forlpber, at
man trrtfer paa at ilsiie WonoaqenS
Worgemumrc. SorrctuingsrbpaI.
gene FOR Observation-Disclosures og
DC ionpirfenoe Sngiorbunb oil Sus.
bog ben t4oe bS, iomleS ill ct Wsbe
for at iorbonblc ON en- epelltueI Snb.
lfrpnfuing al A%rbeibStiOen / Inle0,
ming al arigsIitllationen. Subeu.
rigsbepartemcntet bar ioog ubitebt Ell
@efienotaierelic, bporeiter etbpert
SaIa al Speoe, hnah enteu Sen lore.
iinbcs her / Sanbet eller er Iusmmen.
&c eIler uaiifibct, fol ioretages gien'
mem GeportementetS Sornfontor, Ser
bill ioroclc ocn ircmfomuc Sncoe mel
lem lamtIiac SanoetS Wsller. Ter
or oprcttet Ell Welioroelin9Sfontor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
lIIct 6aarobanoel. Sr. 81. Sono.

lIIet @narobanoel. Sr. 81. Sanb.
be poo 5ine bor iortalt "Stapnn9cr.
en-" fel0cnoc: Seq iibbcr / en- SG-
h~erbonefupt paa Teien til Stapanaer.
Eaa alcpp Citation fomner Here
Solf inc / inmme ailpe, og blonot
bi0ic er Ell Rorifameritancr. MGn.
oclle %lnoffct ON 8aarbbanoel, Som'
talen off liplig. Seq tit emit til at
lrgge mig bort / Tratet, og BET enotc
meb, at ieg bsb Noritamcrlfonerer
en- @aarb pao &aolanb / Sgnc for
10000 aroner. San hopoe nemlig
ubtalt, at ban enifet at fiebc @ooro.
Rorlfomerifaneren blep iuprt inter
~esierct / bcn iolbuotc Gieuoom,
bporior ieo iremhulot. at ban bnroc
fiebe Den pea ituaenoe SOB, Smor'
gen funoe Oct pare ior lent. ga 20
act rllllet inb poa S~tnpangcr Sern.
Cancellation GAP ~Norifamcrifancrcr
mig fin Saano, ibct ban ia: "@ell,
ea tar @o'rcnl" Seq ilog til. 81 gif
herpao iii Ell 9nrf, hpor leg iif no.
bctaIt 1000 Ser. / Snonopenge. Siber
bar aiebcren tot @oarben / GLENN
o. CT bel iornpiet mco ben "ameri-
forlifc Saltoel."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
@ololum Snciturm.

@ploium Sncitorm. Sra Ireu.
oal mcoocIeS ben Sbe MnrtS: Zen
iterfe Sneitorm. Tom MI bar rnlet Ell
llgeS Sib, peoparer mco uiormlno-
ifct Stprfc % bar bcplrtct tort Nj
bret / Gompifibstraiiten. @reuifS.
baaocne "Srcpif" og "GbriltianS.
lamb Iiggcr pcirioite cg fommcr iffI
%peltoper. Song Spcrre" fom BERTH
ignor ira ariltinnio, % Gompifibei
"Arcnoal" ioag, men bar life popci
iig piocre. NorbeuiiclbitcS Song
Grit" OF Here %9aitebaaoc li99cr lige.
lcocS pciriaItc.
- ariitiansianS, Soc WartS. Gen
raicnoc Sneitorm sger itaoi9. Sol.
fcifulcns GIcper permittcrcoea ioog
SoIfcifnlen og aatbeoraiifoIcn mo.
titles 6rcbag % Seroog til Scipa.
relic al S~rGnoiel. @oorSbmenI
pcitgaaenbc Eoitbaaoc, "Gbriitions'
iouo" % "Npiplfc," bcnIiGger ben.
bolospiS pco Ircnbal % Sillciano. !
ariItionS'ano eaar Sncplogen mel
s Setter ior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
Minciaren. Sra Bergen meobeleS

Mineiaren. Sra Bergen meooeIcS
ocn Doc WnrtS; Sra Norofloro laas
ucliom ira DC ~tilitobcnbc Siitriftcr al
Sslbntpr melbeS, at Der pao 6ang't.
icltcrnc bcromfrinQ Den iioitc SiO
er pbierperct mango Wlner. Spccl,
elf bar oct prret ubcbn9clig for IriO.
aornsfiiferne, Tom I ocunc Tib al.
brig bar funnel islc liz trrgge for
biSIe iorlige 5ingeItcr. Get for
brnot, at man bar opbagct Wiucr
tort uco 8arnene. Mincrne iaaeS oftt
TO % TO iammcn, o. ira ct 6ortei
ob~Ierpereoes Iorlcocn Tag tire Wtiucr
/ Ell 9Ipnae ca. en- Wil ipbpcit al
Stat. On Wotorifeitc bicmmehcrcns
sc pao Stot meo lem Wanba &eiGt.
nina bur fiben Gluten al forrine
Hoe oGret ~ioripunbct % man irugtcr
Tor, at Sen or i%orliit. Sfeiten por
boa Gripaorn5iiifc poN ipnbre SsnO.
NOR. Get har pUret laa rplig Gcir,
at set / 5iliGloe life fou ia pGret
Stornt, Tom err SfOlO ! beils lt,lber,
aong. Mnn ncncr ocrfor. of llluf.
fen cnten nlaa pUra ifcbo ucb Grplo.
'ion al Wptoren cllcr req, at 1ortei-
ct or 'orpnat al en- Winc. Tlcre
Wnnb al @~ciGtninqen or 6omilieir,
ore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17

imiolertio M, at Gasierne inoeboloer
Notrium. Ge ifriper fig antagtlig
ira ct eller anbet Sfib, icm / lin 2alt
bar fert gtotriium. Hatrirm bar Tom
beflcnbt ben Ggcnifab. at oct erplo-
ocrer, naor oct fommcr / Sano, OF
bette er ~iiffert grunoen til, at man
bar troct, at adsierne ifuloc inbebol.
be MIner, iortpllcr "Hibarcs."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
Gn Hconinasoaao.

CNN ~tbA
Iiben holbt oapGrenoc Scilmaaer
ScnrifIen paa at orufnc | 9reocpan.
oct, ibct ban elf igicnnem SSicn, Tor
taller "Stapauaercn." i Iioitc Gic-
blif blep ban biulpct al Ell tiliIcno.
pngre Wano; men mcbtat lon Se.l-
rifien par, la ban life nGrmcre Met.
fc til, bpem Scofommenoe par. "a.
gen citcr auertertc ban / 9penS sluis,
al Gcofommenoc mootte nleloe Tia,
ior ban ifulbe iaa Ell 9cIennina al )
Spb. Sngcn mcIotc zig. og Senrif.
Zen bar ieuerc leDet | llpiben6eo ON,
bpem Iebningsmanoen bar. Snotil
iorleoen Gag. ba Oct peo et 5iIiplbc
6lep epflarct. of S~eofommcnbc Dor
Sapnebctient ellington. lem / oen
Sio off paa StprnlanbsNoIem her
gpcu. Siieoenior DC 5 Spccicoaler
iif ban M CT patfer SslpgicnlianN
ipm SeIsnniug - Ell @aur, iom oci