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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-15

hardly see soul. Behind the lines
there are crowds at work on various
jobs. They have to keep above
ground and take their chances with
the shells. But this monstrous ac-
emulation of heavy guns has turned
the habits of men into those of rab-
bits. The fighters are all below the
surface. The huge devastated front
is merely mass of shell holes look
ing like n photograph of the moon.
craters, smudges, of what were once
villages and woods and serried with
white or gray lines which mark the
trenches. Except when the infantry
crawl from their trenches to take
over the enemy's line the battlefield re-
sembles ruined waste still smolder-
ing from some giant fire. absolutely
deserted and lifeless.
The science of digging-in has
reached its zenith. There are un-
derground places 80 feet below the
surface, many rooms. several exits, hot
and cold water. and electric lights.
There are tunnels almost as wide as
the Tube" connecting one line OF
trenches with another. Every device
that can give some protection against
the shells is being utilized.
The Germans have been working like
ants on their defenSes this winter.
They declare they are so strong that
we shall never break through. Our
generals think otherwise, and the
French are supremely confident Dig
ging-in can be overdone. Very often
the more elaborate the defenses the
more easily they are taken by assault.
For this reason, during those terrible
bombardments which precede an as
sault the infantry have to keep below.
other wise they would be annihilated.
IT is only human nature to remain
under cover under such conditions.
Thus when the assault comes its wave
passes over the top before the de-
tenders can come out. Many are re-
luctant to leave cover. The brave
alone die at their machine gun posts.
Thus in our last attack, north of the
Ancre and in the two French assaults
at Verdun, thousands of prisoners
shot. In one instance two British
brigades passed over position and
occupied the enemy's second line be-
fore the defenders of the first line cnme
out from their underground laby-
rinths and commenced to fight. Thus
the heaviest losses fell on our Third
brigade. which had to retake the first
line and deal with these elaborate un-
derground works.
1t is not the actual defenders of
position who can check the first waves
of an attack. 1t is the barrage fire
which the enemy guns concentrate on
our trenches the moment our infantry
are seen to leave cover. 1t is this
which inflicts such heavy losses. The
Germans call this drum fire." the
waves of shells falling simultaneously
in lines like the beats on n giant drum.
Their drum fire collapsed last summer
and autumn under that of our counter
batteries, or, at least, 1t was spasmod-
ic and irregular and ill-aimed, because
they had lost control of the air and
their heavy artillery was firing blind
This winter they have been bringing
up more heavy guns and accommodating
vast supplies of ammunition. They
say their drum fire" this spring and
summer will crash our attacks. But
will 1t?
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-15
Horse Meat Shop Is Opened.

New York.-A butcher shop in
which horsemeat is sold exclusively
has been opened in Harlem, with the
sanction of the board of health. it has
lust become known. A sign over the
shop reads: "Horsefiesh for sale
here"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-15
Sense of Justice.

THAT parrot l bought uses violent
language
Lady" replied the dealer. II won't
deny that he does swear some. But
you must give him credit for the fact
that he doesn't drink nor gamble"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-15
Odd Troubles.

There is one thing queer about
splurging on n limited income"
whats that?"
"The more you live in a society
round the harder you find it to make
ends meet"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-15
TROUT FIRST AID
TO ICE CUTTERS

Winsted, Conn.-LeRoy Mil
lard has small pond on his es-
tate in the north end that is lit ,
orally alive with trout of all
sizes.
1.-The trout are so thick in
the pond" said Mr.. Willard. :
that when we cut Ice there this
week the mass of fish raised the :
cakes of ice as fast as they were
sawed six inches or more, thus :
accelerating the work of getting
the Ice out. The water con-
gealed so fast this winter that
many of the trout were caught
unaware in the more shallow Z
parts Of the pond and frozen In.
1 now have trout in ice stor-
age, and when the law Is OIL
Wen have trout dinner"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Set jfrGffeli9Ne SDn.

Get ifrGffeligite, iea enonu bar
feet unber belle &rigen", ifriper en-
inf Officer, par BET, ieg iaa Sagen
efter Ell al pore 9litareb pao Teltfron.
ten. 9angt borte poa Sletten iaa ieg
TO Wpuo, iom itoo ligeooerTor bper.
andre, begge Iiot foroperbeieoe. llrer.
Iise itoo &c Ser iom S9sgclicsifpsger
MOB AitenhimmeIen. Gn bolp ii.
me bIeu Sc itnaenoe | ianne Still.
ling, en- bel Zine. o. tIlIlut off leg
oioben o. if "a ie, at oct par Ell IN.
fer % Ell Sranitmanb. Ge bapSe
gaoet los paa h9eranore meo @oio'
netten % bapbe inuffet Saabcnet inb
/ 9rpltet paa bperan0re, % III itoo
DC Scr meo S~opeberne bGnaenoe lIapt
foroper % blooil9fteoe llni'crmer.
bper itcttenSe iis paa Den anSens ga.
ionet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Oanif Deltinoien MI
/ amerifanlf Gle,

@aIhiugtpn Den Zoe Sanilar. -
&c 0unif.ueitinbiitc Ger paSiereoe
iooN rnoer 81 6orcneoe StatcrS Sn.
ucrPnitet.
llnoerDololiuger. iom paobe9pno'
les Tor nniten CT bolpt IarbunoreOe
iiDcn, fom til Ell euoelig N~i9ierellc
pes Stotslniniiter @aniing5 og Den
0urtifc Wiriitcr2, @run's, lloocrling
al Hatiiifatipncrnc al Sruftaten on
2ernc3 IiitaoeIic til oe Sorcreoc
Stoter.
Sen ~iorncllc C%perora1elie al
Gcrl,e nteo Nciarul1cn al BET anleri.
fanife Stag pil iinoc Steb, 'aalnart
aisbepriierL S25,o0O,000, er betalt,
hpilfet antogeli8 nj tie inoen SO
Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
SpenIf protcit.

Stocfbolm, Sperige, Ben l6oc Ga
mar. st Waniicit, m0crtcgnct al
161 al Stoctbolms met ircmra8enot
@or8erc, protelterenbe MOD De bel
Giifc Gcportationer, o'ientll8gloroea
Der ibng. 0et ubtaIer SDmpdtl mco
@clgien / bets Ganp for 2luet % no.
taller oct Snab, at rettrntenoc ltell-
ncifer / S~pifpanb pil Qiorc alt | i'm
MtoNt Tor at opnoa en- 6oronoriltg
al 0cn nprpprcn0e EolItlf.
Sc ipenitc IrbeiberorQoniIationer
bar tioIiBerc peotaget en- mcgct fro''
Tia Erotcit moo Wa2icocportotio-
llcrnc al @elgierc til 5uan1sarbeloe
/ Spiflnn0,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
en- Dirfnine al Krisen

Ncip Norf Sen t6be San. Sfient
1916 crflpre5 for / mango Senlccn.
ser at hupe uPret ct al De merfelig-
tie gldr / metropolitan @lutitnule.
inns &iitorie, bor oct oo9 / iterf 8raO
faoct merle Tirfningernc AZ &rigen.
Gets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /
9Goppten er Ioaleoes bleOet binoreoe,
liQeiom set bar ppret rmtligt at foa
icnot hiotil 2anoet De SI0funo, iom
.cr blct brogte for Gaqen.
@aretS ~iterite enfeltC @aue til Wll.
iect par oet bersmte Golonno Sitter.
itntfe al Raphael. Oct blep ifiGnfet
Mlrieet al s. g. Woraan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
en- oYr 10.

Tom, HeD Oorf, Ser l5oe San.
@eb ct auftionSiaIg a. &%opIonblor.
Den al reglitrereoe Solitein. 6ri'ian'
arcotlirer blep "Gromela Sop'p
CrmSbp lobe, geroenS beoitc Wfel'
fefo ulocr A Iar, ioIQt til Charles
SQuirc3 i @arnepeIb, 81. ., Tor So
600. Niorbcn beitob al 26 Stpffer,
% @icnncminitspriien por SlO7.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
SmaacIuf.

~
SI''S'''' H. ~'''''
''''e %.ts'"9 ~ ".~"'''"po''
"'''S I'M >"',," ',''N nv
l' ''8e III "'d0'l'"' >2'', P"" &c
49,
Sdotler Y y %1i''r m
oor9o peledie Si"0t ~ V'i'''r :
Gecorob | 'to'te u8c.
Z. Y &o"ooo@ IRA %oo1 %',
lar nooIe No1e be''5i &oQ'ei'
Ao@'n8 SSc't ~e,oraN
@tr@, GIorel'te .'aipiH I'm
&oroler bar pUr't her poo no3l.
Go0ea %I'lt has %'iH'r.
Mrs Nt,oor va1c Sr rem II.
Gnbuque ior at lrlt Spcuoibe.
Ranolln8 lor en- E,en'o1oom.
Mrs. Z @. %raH rtr''l
2lrSool I'll q &alI o. g'lnnt.
arolls 'or at 5elo3e 'ulc Yarn.
gfrs. &m. &lmtpolO rcilt,
hennc l'5e after ~ III q HouI
hpcr bun cr mo1r Misunderstanding
ling.
:. N HI'r1I1u er oeallt llA'
rent III MINNEAPOLIS, hoor han ~
t'!6rln8e &jatercA hos IN ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

Qiartiu @oiorm % 6amille
ira Naaict Hitter bclne llge I'll
Sccorob. &c ifoI bo / yfiia Gu
Yiorlop5 SuS paa Gait 9roaopaD.
DIR. % @irS. u. . @ouop
ira Siour Sails, 2. 0nf, bar pT
ret 9ncu paa en- @ilit hos lin
Sen, @oprcncc, iont er Glen neo
&iIihcr college.
~ u. 8. Ncu0icfion @citprcr for
Qccorab See Gapc Wicieri, bupbc Tor.
Icocu GaQ ott llbcl0, at ct tort Stpt
fc IS ialot nco pnu bans enc 6oO %
inrhrrococ oCl not iau ilcmt
Y}iia @cotbo Nauacu font
iorIcncu tilbagc ira ViilncapoIi@
q NnuI bpor bun bar tiIbroJt
lIogcu lio hos line Seitrc, Mr..
u. 3. % Mrs Fnul Trcu5.
@aufcu @oafcnion og &arro
GonOpcr refer ON ct Nar Tiger til
Canada, buor Dc bar laoct Nuipt.
iom @citprcrc Al lrUInitior
/ 9~tNrbeocu al GaI9orp.
Mii3 &oicpbiuc &ohnion,
Batter al Gbri2. ,Eobnlon Der /
bIcu iorrige CuoooA T9tc
wet til Charles %lmcumcpcr. vi
cficu uoiertc5 al Taltor (orrlion /
@reittldurOcu
IS. t. @lmocriou / 0aiian
hor optoact inc 10 Conner, Otto
&. o0 Arthur u. @mhcrlon, ION
aompoQnoncr / i'm @onocl2'orrct
nina Girmoct2 &oon bIir IS. =.
Wmorriou 4 SoH8.
Scucriu g@citrc al &ccb3, 70
Cat. % Niiia &Iuioo s. @utIcita6
a. Galmur ~rqtcuicoc2 On2OcQ pco
Eoit. :. @Ic9nc. &iclicn lnuot
Stco / Trcltcgoorocn. Set lnrgc
2Ggicpor nil iTttc no / &ccb9.
GarI NoIton Ger bar hout
2lnipttclic / Eormono Npotcf her
@ucu, rciitc Moubog iii Nohcltcr
ior at bcioQe line GorTlorc, Mor
iii meo oct ieritc Gou til N|irmc
opoll2 % uooomc ijg iom 6ur'
moccut
N}ii9 IiQo @rinaajorO, Got'
Ten al Z @riua2jorN / NhIiiton
UQtcpicoc3 iioitc Cu2boN
til ". u. NrouohuNcn Dc mGiT
tr nil boirttc iiN pou NruoGom
mems IuOcra Torm nrr Nor0ncis
o. opcrtoQc Qriitcn al 6ormen.
Gorl IS. 6recbcr0 ira eos
AuQclc3, Cal, iom iuhtiI Tor nogIe
lPnouC0cr iiocn par &Trt | Som
rcrtiaI &otcI her / NncrL bar OF
hpIot ijg / Eccorob / noglc Gage.
NQn par tomluct til Soma / 6or
rctnlnQcr Tor oct Nirmo ban re-
y%rpicutcrcr 0eulOc % Eioroc en-
BERTH Tor at billie pan
SlW9t o. %cmlcr
s.. $. Moloum rclitc / Man
ooQ9 iii Chicago, hpor han ltulo1
HcprTicntoutcr Ior ocn Ell,
celtic NcaicrinN2 NIa0ioriuninG@
NommI@lion i @InlcOninH al aieb Al
EicrfrT I'll CuIluno. @ol
Ohm Hrooucc So. bar 100000
,Gmo al Den &arc / coils itoralc"
Chicago, loo set bljr Ell puftcr
SfiuiuN on Ger bIIr Monoel al
M}ii2 Charlotte @unocrion,
Cater al W}r on Ntr2. Is, i.
wlmocrion / G@iioL o~ocrraitcot
urlil inc %rmtr pco at mocrrettc
Dem on. at huu ijocu i Scptcnbcr
bar uurH liit Some. Ncuoea NtonO
a. Eohu Ni}5o ira Chicago, en- Ntu
Al NauN. San fom her ON
IaQcu til C4'Idu Tor at hcltc i'm
TlruN. od 81 'tal boiUttG i'll Ghl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
SecDrab Dg Sllesll.
Sen 1soe Sauuur 1911.
Seeprab Wricri.

9ecorab Gurmcr5 See Gauc
creamery Gompoup bolot iii Mars
meoe / Gourthniet Gnaoog hcn
17oe Sanuar. Get ircmlit al
8eguifobcrnc, at NIcicrict bar hopt
c: iGroeIca 9oot Gorrctutug2oor.
Get bar haut Ell iamIct ,{rlotrlt
az $152,54S.S5, % patrc Gipiocn.
Der cr uobctnlt Ill NftionGrcrne.
TelaeuOc @citprelic Qi~cupulgtca
Yrriihcut, @llitau &obnion; @icr,
prpiiocnt, Gle ellington; Sctr,
tQr, SSbu %Ghompion; @citprcr %
Ntcieriit, y. 8 Scuoicfiou. Circt
tprer: Z. u. Z. Sou0cu, g. Gar
fen. Sans &~oicuouhL $. s. GDcn,
ruo, 0}. 6. @iffcIion 8 Z On.
gen, 6rnut &iIion "a Ole CLING
len.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
O%afotapioner oco.

Indianapolis, Sno., Oen 15oe Sds
Hep. Gbpin g. Cummings,
WteoIem al South 0afoto9 lorIte Se'
gislntlr, @cteran fra @orgcrtrlgcn,
aIoSictomerut al Yrpiiocut Wtcaln'
len, Neoofter % WisiionGr oooe her
ioag. San bar II glur gal1lnel.
Nan bar boet / indianapolis Iioerl
1891
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
&rissfoit CT inmo
Tor S9nocrnc.

: 2ebct al arjgtr bar tn'fe SG'
Ger Ita0ig icAt AT brinac paa Oct
Meme, bporleoe5 3, foranoreoe Gr.
Notwithstanding, iom &risen isrer
l;eo iia, inopirtcr saa Tolfebellen,
Set bar / Sen Gorbinbelie b~ctpoellg
,<untcre&Ie at ic Sc ReIultatcr, Tom
Ell init SfolcITqc gr fommet til nee
&cninn til &trtnjugen at arigafos
item pau Sfole50ru$ SGnocr, @an
icrtpncr. at bInn0t Sfcleungoom.
men / Berlin par ser fsr arigcn
l,iorbolo@mr@iil mango, Iom bop.
&c oaorligc GCu0er,
GnfcItc 2UQcr ianot ioaar no,
al bare 10 Eroccnt al Sfoleborne'
ne hoooc belt iriift 50noer. Nen
~ hor en- AZ @lrlins SfolelG1cr,
Or. SdGicr. Qiort Sen operra'fcn'
s. SpNoNcIic, at bIanot DC Sfole'
bern Tom han bar uuoer'e9t, er
Gorholoet blcvct belt ioranorct
2cbet al &riacn.
IeNcr$ pco TaoIfetio 1914 NE
re cnS 80 Nroccnt al Tigcrne %
IS Troceut Al @utterne leo al ale
SlaaS Snnoing6omme. bar oct peo
llnhcriraelicn Sen 23oe Tebriiar
ioor bare 30 &rocent al Eiaerne
cf 70 Troccnt al 8ntterne, Iom
life haphc iriite S9noer: otter
bette NcNilint fan man life tplle
paa, at ari9Stoiten bar hapt Ell
cucrmoobe gmiti1 Sirfnina paa
S~GnAernc. % man fan piitnof ber'
c. trn9t ilutte, al lioet aieo oa
icrhoIo&piS meGet 9rpS, er Oct
lem gamer SGnoerne beolt.
Zen Wurifc Gmcrifa einies Mt
tier. Sielge Telegram fra Sooec'
f0utcrct ! ariitionia iii Sinlens
Gbicaaofcntor. Sotcret Den lOoe
SSamiar, bar anrien paa SinlehS
Attier aaa ariitionia gsrs S17N
Erpeellt eler Sl71 az pr. Nttic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Siorag til Sobam Sclncs.

O.. SdfrjioM COtIluo, Gal,
ST, s. NJ EohUiom @olomiL
@i.. 81. Ntmhdrt Tloicr, @inOu.
Mimi 81; = 6 NoH'ou NcuioL
N}uu. 81; T. Wauitu Ncuorm,
Mum. 81. Nils @oriou NcuOrmI
Wlim SOC Mr2. Oscar 6 Mas,
EmQal. a. : ST; Clans @luiou,
lHe,4uilc, WGm. ST, Nra COWm,
SillyO oa @rtDm &dricn >ouoa,
u : mootot / <lj 1916 men
lite fpittcrct ior) So. Eiliaumct
$3.50. (%ioIjlcrc tpittcrct log
ST ~69.it llolt Sl,SS0.9l.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
SpSsfulb.

SaoIcn Carton, Ser tioli9crc Doe
Sc i Mooiiou Gomnihip bpor ban
par ieot % opuorct, Nehc Den 9nc
SomIur / ii Stem / Miobcl, Ntirm
gliopoc par en- @roocr al Soui@ %
Waanu5 Soriou, iom ircuoclc9 Dor
! Wooiion Sopnihip. Snn osoc a.
Slm9cbctpnoclic otter libt oucr tire
Tigers Sn9clcic. San bar loot /
Norgc ocu 2ocu 6cbrunr 1884 %
fbm iii @lnlcrifn mco inc GorGlor'
Ion Barn. Nau blcu Qiit | 1881
% citcrIoocr ia lin Nuitrlr, en-
Setter, Mrs. Grnaitob, &oIQo, e,
Saf.. % 10 SGnncr, &alurcncc 90
Gliiior0, be1Qc / Winbcl. Ntr. Gar
fen bup0c boct / Utabcl onltrtnt -
Star. San orcp Ell 5io SloNtcr,
'orrctuinQ ocroppc, men har I D.
Iencrc Iar orcuct &rcnturhanocl %.
ilrritcn uGrct opto1ct mcO inc
Garmiutrcaicr. @~cpropcIicn lore
oif ira @ctooitfirfcn / M}obcl no
tie 6rebng,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

ElOiomlmNcu holoIr III jQien
pao at Qoa rent / Stuo. StIuc2
itoar tllrcit oucr $3.50 pda Sauo
torict. o. Situotioucu bI,r mere ~
mere i"urtpiltt MuU toumlCr 'ig
men man rU,ocr scr lite ruoocIil
~ lace ham 3o0 Wom, %mcocu@
i,0Ocr han Ser "a uco lite I'm nrmc
Hoa0. Or DER lite noIcu iI2rt utl
iuIIcoc TQlt. ioM tut noe liHt ilorrc
&clrb ~ ira 50 iii $50 l. Gy. til
>cwnc SoI? 81 Gr Ser itIt uoGr,
Here uoritc Gorcninacr, iom tan
.1icrc uoNtt2 Get cr 10 iICmt. IT
ocn iorholO2oi2 Itore Gum ion or
fommct iuo, lite itrUtftr Ill, men
man oil itirmt at hpcrtcn ScIn,3
cQer ~Gctorob &oitcu" tou 9ierc
uoact pco Sen Sa8 Oct liqarr
alcue ! |ublifum3 NoonS. hpor,
mot ran ifal bIl moot iii al iorluot
Suuatoriet ier han er bclbrcoct
cQcr fife. ri fon intet ouoct aisrc
emo after al bcuIcoc Spmlcrtiomhc,
ou paa Stiliuaeu, lila tom ber
er On % Ncrioner bpcr in0iam.
lc. S25 / lit Nnboloa. pilbe Oct bli
opcr 5000. Der err manage Wtaaoci
az gaa irem paa, on hi bare bret
os ON oet.-"2. NeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

Gclc poa 27,400 Sronc5 bper. Spa
rebarfenc uobetalte ll0en pi0erc Be-
lobet, iou MI bar poret til bet Dob.
bette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

Gotimenter onsaoenbe DC Soreneoe
Stoters Sorbolo til Sc frigisrenoe
Gamble / europa iaapeIIom I'll Wer'
leo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

Otr&. Surob NorAcrL &uitru til
GbriItcn Norgcn ! NioNiion Goma
Hip, Opoc iorrigc 0n2oa0 Otter
miooaa citcr ct Tort SUgclcis.
CcoSuariuQeu par ,>nluucuiu %
MicrtcInQNom. 9liNrOe pnr lrNt Don
lite &onIor 1886 iii Tmcrtto
TOM hlm ! 9inbpglcrtiOcn oN bar
/ langc 1iOcr boet N}aOiiou Conn
ihip. SIM c~itCrIuotr 'jG i'm 4toro
~ fire @orn, ncnnliQ Gilbert Nor'
cen. Mrs. Gl10en, 0}r@. SfoQcn ~
W(rS. StcmQrjmioM ale boidt /
Maoiion Gownihjp &~c1ropclicl
ion0t Stco ira MoOiion ajrfc
Mion0o9. Batter %oroobl rorrtt
tcAc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

S~iliaI9s. -Sarmtano % ppbDgS
- geoe Ndrme. @obt 9ano, 9ooe Seie,
oobt Excitement. Is. s. @uenlta, Ieaa9er,
@tiuuelotG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

ctljaI9s eler butte Ge'tars
- rant o9 2 0otter, mon Yano Nttnne'ota,
Nortb Tafota sler Wontono. Seno BE
i~tripelie og lriier paa Sonpet til Sbdp
Bros, Sosltou, Wlnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

Niii9 &cHiie 9. Sintpion ira Sai
Roi@ CT u0uUpnt Ill ScfretGr / &c.
nat3fomIteeu Tor uScnrialfe Nnlig'
0en0Cr. - Scttc er Ell operorbentIia
piatiG o. betroct Stiuius. Sugeu
Auiuoe or i aongresienS Siitorie bic,
pct iau belt hpbret.
&omiteen er en al De met bemruc.
ligbeo&iuloc / ocu l~op9ipeuoe 8ren
al 9tegierinaen % I'll @tiiS Gimp,
ion oil M blipe betroct ale ior sc.
natet pericrenoe lraftater meb lioen.
lanbife Hcsierinser % andre Gaia
al cn foniibeucicl Natur, ibereenet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

SiGalge.- Gn 200 Icres 6drm
mee eooe Tp9nin9er; 12o acreS nnber
9prfniu9. Gieoer peb Nopsopei, S%eleion,
r.. !. Q, Sfolebus peo Sormeu. Sfunots
ia uiif Habolas. $50 pr. Ncre, 9ooe Stl:
faor. 6alpor Sorpns, 9SbeeIer. ISIS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

MeprNicutautbuiet bar iorfaltet
Imenocmcutet til Noltblihgcttct ON
at 'orbpNe Sorienbclie al HilSbrit'
aucrti2itmeuter meo Hpiteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

g tI1dINS. : UUV NIIeS SUHU
- N{csen;le Gouutp, no. Gdtotd. $50
gcres bprtbart, $50 opOprfet; 100 acre5
iuboiqrost. 8iIOepauo, ans 90 Stalo.
81 pr. Acre. SilltrIu Stto Serg, Sta'er,
Rorth Sototd.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-26
South SALISBURY library Notes.


Please note the changes in the time
when the South SALISBURY Free Lii
hrary will be open to the public.
Tuesdays from S:45 to 4:45 p. m,
Fridays from 3:l5 to AIS D. M,
Saturdays from 2 to $3.50 p. m. These
changes take effect Immediately.
The Library is free to the reading
, public Of the town. There is not
even the expense of buying cards of
record. The only possible expense
to the individual borrower would be
an overdue charge of two cents per
day. Should he keep a book beyond
the time limit 1.-TWO weeks) stamped
upon the fly leaf of the book. without
causing it to be renewed, The over
due charge applies only to the mum.
Der OF days book is kept beyond the
last date stamped upon its fly leaf.
Therefore the only expense that
could accure, results from the Dor
rower's own negligence.
The library now numbers more
than eight hundred volumes. 1t con.
tains good supply of excellent adult
and juvenile fiction by popular auth
ors and liberal number OF volumes
OF adult and juvenile non-fction by
celebrated writer's.
The library is maintained for the
use and benefit of all, both young and
old
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-26
500 Reward. 500

The readers OF this paper will be
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have so much faith In its curative pow
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Sold by all Druggists Use.
Take Halle Family Pills for constipation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-26
TO PUNISH SUGAR DEALERS
Those Who Charge High Prices viii
Not Be Able to Get Any.

The American sugar manufactur-
ers' association by request of the fed
eral food administrators Office at
Chicago yesterday requested mem
bers not to sell sugar to retailers
who charge more than fair price
II is alleged that retailers are doing
this in Illinois, among other places
The retailers, on the other hand, al
lege that they are compelled to pay
premiums to get any sugar at all.
This announcement carried with it a
statement that the food administra-
ton has decided to allow confection-
ers, makers of chewing gum, cordials
and similar products, so per cent to
their usual consumption of sugar in
order that too great hardship may
not be worked on employees who
would be thrown out of work if sup
plies were wholly cut off.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-26
LIBERTY eoNDs-LAsr CALL

Just because Bennington has filled
its quota is no reason for laying
down our weapons and in war money
is the second most important wea-
pom. N
Tomorrow is the last day for the
sale of Liberty bonds and anyone
who finds he can take one more he
should not fail to act on the impulse.
You know why they are called
Liberty bonds. 1t is just to re-
mind us that our fathers fought and
bled and died for American liberty
and if it was worth getting it is
worth keeping.
Some of us are too old, or toe
young or too weak to fight but there
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-26
An ordinary error is human.

The gigantic error of neglect of in.
surance becomes under some circum-
stances almost crime. Insure while
insurable. National Life ms. Co., OF
vt. (Mutual) Earle S. Kinsley,
General Agent, Mead Buildin, Rut4
land, Vermont. Adv.