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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20
LUDEFISK

LUDEFISK-White and firm, ready fol-
the kettle; SO pounds. $500: 1Oc
pounds. $1,000; 200 pounds, $1,000.
xxx HERRING-Fat 10 pound pals
$1.25; 40 pound key, $500.
NEW FAT SPLIT HERRING-1t
pound pals. $1.00; 40 pound kegs
FISH BALLs-Extra good. per doze1
NEW FAT MAcKEREL-1o pounds
BLOOD RED sALMoN--1o pounds
$500.
BEST NORsK BLODKLus-Rich an6
fat, zoe per dozen.
SUGAR TOAST-1O pounds, $3.50.
pound pals, $1.2O; 20 pound pals
SALTED AND PICKLED PIGS FEET
Home made, and from our owr
kettle; Is pound pals. $3.50; 40 pound
kegs, 1925.
SUMMER SAUsAGE-F'ine Essex Style
Chevelat-25c per pound.
BLOOD SAUSAGE-Long or round, 1st
per pound.
LIVER .sAUsAGE-Long or round. 1se
| per pound.
HEAD CHEESE-15c per pound.
| MIDGET LINK SAUSAGE-1O pounds
$500.
PRIMOST-Per package, 15c.
| HORSE RADISH-Extra quality, $1.O(
per dozen glasses.
| COFFEE-At wholesale, 10 pound bags
| $3.50.
EXTRA FINE CoFFEE-1o pound bag
| $3.50. =
Deal with us and save the mid
dleman's profit. Send check
or money order with your order.
! GEORGE z. No8D
| 1910 Franklin Ave.
Minneapolis. Mi1ne0ots
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20
fAHLuN.

Fahlun, June 18-A few from here
spent Sunday at Spicer.
A. Lundin and family were enter
tanned at the Edner Erickson home in
Lake Lillian Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lindblad and chill.
dren spent Sunday with relatives in
East Lake Lillian.
Miss Alvilda Lundeen was dress
making at the Sonden home last week.
Road work is the order of the day.
Victor He'd Of Lake Lillian was seen
here Saturday selling silo roofs to the
farmers.
J. K. SWensOn and Arthur HOltin re.
turned last week from trip to Wis
consin. They made the trip in the
formers Ford.
P. A. Sonden and family spent Sun.
day afternoon at J. A. YOung's.
The social at C. Christiansons was
we'll attended by people from far and
near.
William Olson of Svea had the i'll
luck of driving into the ditch on his
return from the social last Friday
evening.
That Fahlun is patriotic was seen
Registration Day when no one claimed
exemption.
Miss Lilly Lindblad is at present
staying at the Hospital in Willmar
where she underwent an operation.
We hope for speedy recovery.
Carl Wahlquist leaves today for
Minneapolis where he will visit for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Lindblad and
son, Robert and Mrs. John Carlson
spent Sunday with friends at Kandi.
yOhi.
Gust Thelin is busy erecting a new
granary for Richard Soderberg.
Elmer Erickson of Willmar was seen
here few days last week selling
aluminium.
Louis Strandberg had some carpen
ter work done last week. He is i'm
proving his barn.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20
Attend Meeting at Earao, N. D.

Rev. :Nicolay Nilsen, John Skattos,
MRS. Malinda Hagen, Mrs. Paterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Rasmussen, Gurina
Eigeross, Christina Birkeland, Lydia
Blrkeland, Mrs. Louise Birkeland of
W1llmar; Rev. Gynild, Hilda and Nora
Gynld, Jennie Olson, Miss sKorsmo,
Rev: and Mrs. r. c. Rykken and sRol-
lef Moe of Eagle Lake attended the
yearly meeting of the Norwegian Luth-
eran Free church at Fargo. ~ D., the
past week. ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20

Notice Of Meeting Of the Board Of
Equalization, City Of WiIImar.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Equalization of the City of
Willmar will meet on Monday, June
rs, 1917, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at the Council Chambers in the CITY
Hall building. Any citizen HAVING
grievances about tax matters and as.
sessments may at that time appear
and be heard.
Willmar, June II, 1917.
E. G. WELLIN, Mayor.
6:13- 20 Chairman Board Equalization.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20
Ice Cream Social.

Priam Young Peoples Society will
give an ice cream social and fancy
goods sale at Christ Freese's home, :
miles southwest of the city, on Fri
day evening, June %. Ice cream, cake
and coffee will be served turnout the
evening.
Proceeds from this social will be
given to the Orphans Home. Every
one come and help make it success
A cordial welcome to all.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20

Fifteen friends of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
A. Bjornberg were entertained at-their
home on Thursday evening, it being
their first wedding anniversary. A de-
l1cious supper was served and a pleas
ant evening enjoyed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20

NURSES TRAINING OFFERED.
Young women, age twenty years or
over, who wish to take nurses train.
ing, please apply to Mrs. A. M. Cakes,
r. NJ, Supt. Bethesda Hospital, Will
mar, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20
METROPOLITAN Barber Shon.

We are now better prepared than
ever at the Metropolitan Barber Shop.
Our aim is to give you first class work.
We also keep full line of choice
tonics, and the famous Pink Blush
Massage cream. First class baths in
connection.
HUGH CAMPBELL, Prop.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20

Midsummer Picnic at New London.
Owing to the fact that Midsummer
Day comes on Sunday this year, the
Swedish Lutheran congregation at
New London will have their annual
midsummer picnic on Saturday, June
23. Services at the church at II a. M,
after which dinner will be served in
the church basement. All are wei
come
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20

PLEASE RETURN STOVE TRUCK
Party who borrowed our stove truck
will please return at once ohsbero.
SeIviq & Co.-6:13
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20

Reuben and William Ekander left
last Friday evening for Billings, Mont.
at which place they expect to be en-
fployed during the summer months.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20
NEWS FROM THE
TRAINING CAMPS
Two Letters From kandiyohi County
Boys Of Interest to Our
Readers.

Readers.
June 10, 1917.
Editor Tribune,
Dear Sir: Army life certainly is
great and L wouldn't trade with any
one. Here are some facts about it
which / am sure you will think very
interesting and worth knowing. To
handle one of the II inch guns and a
shell without the powder weighing
1856 lbs, is one of the pleasures en-
joyed here and it is some fun, believe
me. Those guns are our air rifles, tho
we don't brag> much of them. They
drill us pretty hard nowadays and l
can't see the reason either. They are
pretty strict too, for some reason or
other, but yet they treat us fine all the
time. The amount of exercise or drill
ing has increased at a tremendous rate
and l am wondering where they will
stop. After such exercises is the time
when goodies" from home taste the
best. Cake and candy cannot be eat
en-. Expenses are high here too even
tho fellow works for Uncle Sam but
next pay day l expect to lay aside
some dough-" Besides our regular
drill work we have to be able to swim
100 yards, and that is. no small dis
lance. Whenever it is possible we all
rush for the lake and stay in as long
as we can. The water was pretty cold
yesterday so we couldn't go in but we
will make up for lost time. The
| weather has been fine these last few
days and last Saturday we had inspec-
ton day. We were all on the parade
grounds and examined, and the major
| said that our company was the clean
| est one of the bunch. He said he was
going to let us take trip to Panama
for few months and believe me that
is just what l want. Then I can see
some of the country but some of the
fellows think it is only "bosh" that
he is talking. l hope it isn't tho. We
go to church almost whenever we want
to. am going to apply for a pass now
so that can 60 to Newport with the
boys who intend to go. The boys here
are getting the Tribune and it is fine
to get the news from home, you bet.
Last week it was foggy all the time
and it certainly was hard to keep our
rifles clean. The fog settles all over
the gun and if you leave it stay it
makes smooth rust that is pretty
hard to get off. I cleaned it up one
night and the next morning it was as
bad as before and covered with rust.
We have to keep our rifles clean all
the time, you know, so you see I am
kept busy all the time. 1 received
some pictures of guns that sent home
and I was lucky that sent them home
when did. We aren't allowed to have
a kodak here without permission from
Washington, D. c. The authorities are
mighty strict about letting pictures of
the guns, etc., go from here. Those
guns do make some noise and the first
one that went off almost shook me off
my feet. I could here the noise half
an hour after it was shot, We prac-
tice every morning now days but we
only use dummy shells and canvass
sacks filled with sand but they are
just as heavy as the real shell and
powder. Well, believe / will have to
close for this time because of lack of
| more news
| Yours truly,
ROY ~DANIELSON.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bohne and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Bohne left Saturday
morning for Frazee where they will
visit'at the home Of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Johnson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20

Svea at New London.
The Svea base ball team is sched-
uled toTplay game Thursday after
noon of this week at New London
grounds with their local team.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20
RINGO LAKE.

Ringo Lake, June 10-Mrs. Daniel
Monsoon spent Monday and Tuesday
at ]. D. Monson's.
A few from here attended the social
at J. E. Carlson's Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Monson and children
and Lena Monson spent Thursday al
]. D. M0nson's.
Ernest Berg sawed some wood fo,
Jalmer Larson last Thursday.
Mrs. p. J. Ekhlad spent Friday with
Mrs. J. D. Monsoon.
"A large number of people in this
vicinity attended the confirmation ex
ercises at New London Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Moller and
son, Arthur, Harry, Marion and Edith
nelson and Gustav and Hannah Sven
son visited Sunday afternoon. at J. D
Monson's.
Ruth Carlson visited from Saturday
until Sunday with her sister, Muriel
at New London.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Ekblad and
lund's.
A few young folks spent Sunday eve
ming at ]. D. Mons9n's.
Women who are big meat eaters and
drink much coffee, usually have
coarse, ford skins stomach
needs extra help :: you've rot to clean
the bowels, purify the blood or your
complexion gets bad. / Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea is what yon need
once a week. Carlson Bros.-Adv.
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Derlarocn 6cuticQe
SrlcSensbcoinomn9en

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
10, as required by the act of Oct. 8,
1919
2on0on, 10. gtob. - 8om &c.
iidt8punfte Der Gegierullo itno sic
G@pierigfeiten Die 0er BON 0en go.
8ifiitn eruinidten groffnung Ser
Observation-Disclosures I'M @ege tie.
ben, ie9r qrob. 9as GeflbI berri6t
Dor, ooB 3euti6Iott0 iebt fir cine
aoaferen8 bereit lei. a6er 6orouf be.
ite9e, Dab ite in oielelbe o6ne @n9a.
ben betreffs Ser t~erritoriaIen Gus.
gleife eintrete. Qie QIlierten Der.
Ianget, onB 3eutidIon0 feline 9e.
0inaungen betaunt gebe. G5 berridt
bier Gin Itarfer @laube Dor, ooB Die
2tQierten uno Die 0euti9en 8a3ifiiten
in 6ilblrng gcIpeien lino. Seoe
Grippe glalt6t Die Gefii6le scr an.
0cren 3u f@enncn, nber 9eqenmdrtig
lit man nod nidt erfolgreid) gene.
len, cine bortdufi8e gaiis Ser lleber.
einItimmung 8u finoen. Ser fDobr.
iacinlihe @r1tno oafir lit, oaB
9elttidlauo Der 4rft6t it, ooB Die
2laiierten gei6ldgen fno, mGbren6
bic aQiierterL 0enen ole ~finan3ielle
56Ddhe Der 3entrolmddte lln0 lire
eigene otonontii6e 6tdrfe befunnt
lit, mt0erer Anii6t iin0. 8Gbreno
0eutidlanO bonn miIitGrilhen
5tanopuntt ans 0ct gorteil bal. fin.
set iid oa8 oaltide golf elmer gro.
BEN mgeiiderteu Gdufoenlait ge.
genii6er, infolge Der Grid5pfuu5 it,
rer 9tobulaterialier, oe3 3uiammea-
6rud5 Der 1%an0elSmnrine ui0 gro.
Ber &erluittinen.
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Jtalicneg bc5icbcn
bcfeftietc Sten mn9!
3abllOIe Slidtlinse ans @enesieu
treffcn auSnuertO in GOm elm.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
10, as required by the act Of Oct, 9,
1919
Stout 10. Globeuber. - Ser Giif.
aug Der StaIiener auf Die befeltigten
SteQungen an 4iape SluB tpurOe
beute been6et. Die 8erthte meiien
auf ben @rfolg oeS 8iid8uges in Die.
ie 8erteioigungSitelen BIN, melde
Die itaIieniiden &ruppen in bic Gage
0crieben, bent aniturm Der oIterrei,
did. oeuti6en @infausormee gu be.
gegnen.
Gie GieIenarbeit, ipeI6e ourb sic
8uriid3iebung Der italieuiid zen
Eruppen mad Ser giope 2inia 8a
6euQlttgen mar, miro crit tGar, penn
man Die 5o9Qoien 5liihtlinge iiebt,
0ie aus Dem bonn Geinoe beiebten
@ebiet entfloben. llngeidbr LOCO.
900 0ericl6en b%efin0en iid gegenipdr.
ttg in &om; Dicle 0erieI6en Iei0en
6ittere SCOT.
gQe groberen anIie0eltingen uno
StG0te 5piidau Dem 2ibenaa mo
&iobc 6lltiie ipuroen ouf @efebl Der
MilitarbeG0toeu BON ibren 8epob,
nern bcrloHen. litter oieien 6td0.
ten bcfinoen li6 8eIlltno, 8ittorio,
Gonegltano, 8arenone, 6aIile unO
0r0erbo. Die Gein0e meroen ntr
bic leeren 9iiqcn oteier 4nliaOltngcn
0oriin0en.
Cine in @out gum 9eTtcn Der
6lii6tIinge peronitaltete SommIuno
er0ob 100000 2ire Cnngefa9r
$15,60O, 00O. 9e0etten0 me9r miro
nod benotiat. Garoinal 2o5ontaine,
Der airaenIiirIt bon Gene0ig, erItth.
ta 9ctte oie gco6lferur9 0teier Srl.
ielita0t iih rubig 8u per6altcn un0
Soft I'M 61ub fir i6r 2eben nn0
Gigentum 81 bitten. geri4te aus
9eneoig beia8elL Dab beion0ere Scr,
fcbrtn9m getrofiea pltrOerL Sic I'M.
ibQBbaren a~1lnlhDertc 0ieier StQot
Dor 3eritorung 8u bemolren.
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!heIbentnt eines 1pritmddferg.

gor nidt LANCER 8eit eretgnete
Iid auf oem oberen ab9ang 0eS
i6ueqgefronteu @tollnt 5000 EN-
enti6ieoen aui5aidnen8perter 3lpp
ideufaa.
Sin Gii6rer 6otte eire 9artie
Mdnner mo 5rouen ra6 Der SptBe
6es @erges genoumelt. 9uf Dem
Sinobtlinmea gilt cine 5rat
pl6kti6 aus; babel traf Der abiaB
eine8 i6rer G6ube ben StieL elmer
gCrt, Deife Der 6iibrer trltg, un0
6aS idarfe @erf3eug prrOe IN iol'
der @eiie geidleuoert, 0aB Is Den
g}Qnu am lt1terIeib trat i'm le'
6ensgefGbrlid berIeBeu0l
Sod p6en auf Dem Spiel Bot Der
Torit0ienit einen 5eueruadter.
3ieier fab 01trh ieiu Geruglas, mas
porgefaQen. ga ibm nid)tS anoercS
al @e6ote ita1o, 10 madlte Ell ii4
IeI6er 8un Ghlitterb i1oem er iid
auf sen 56nee legte IND iid cine
M}etle o6narts ruti6en IieB! Sn Elm
paar M}imten idon genau bat
es uienlQno a6gemeiien - NOR er
an ser Seite 0e5 bertplnoetea
Tii6rers m0 I~eitete ibun geiaidt
Sic critic SiIfe, ME oerieIbe iie faum
in irgeno eiuem 9otfaa.9oipitaI
better bette erbaLten fonnen. 9enn
an elmer gotuusr4itlng bottle IS
inn nt6t gefe6lt. SobaIo er 6anit
All Gn6e mar, matte er iih git
redt Dte0er 5um S6Iitten, oiesmaI
gum 2afti6litten! gr Iegte ft6 flaa
ouf ieinen gfiiden, cog ben DerIeB'
ten, nidt Ieihten, 0loum olf ii4
un0 pies bic nod gang 0%errptrrten
3uIHouer an, eiuen Strid an Teine
6iBe 81 binoeu.
@ts oies geideber mar, faBte er
Sen @crpunoetcn in ieiue arme unO
qa6 6a8 Signal gum 2osloiieu. @s
ging oles nod @unid Ser 05dIit.
fen" mo iein 4aHagier rutidten
nod 3ipei MIeilen melt Sen gerg
binab un0 erreidten mmitfel6ar
cine GteQp. 100 iofort cine Sauite
erbGltlih mar. 2os naitere matte
feline beiou0ere Sduierigfeit mebr.
Sbne 6en maderen uno faItbliiti.
Qen 6orit2uaats p1re Die 5itua-
ton pobl cine ber3peifeIte %gepeien!
ltnO bod bal idon manfer Sol.
Iege oieies Sellers cine ebeuio bell
oen6afte Sat a~uBerboIb ieiner ami.
lifen 8erufsipbdre betridtet uno
nidig oabon ge9abt, ols Die iunere
g%eirieoigungl
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Grphenut S6eater.

Gin tatiddIi6 eritfIoifge8 4ro.
ordnm miro bier m16reu0 Der fom.
men0en g8odJe 5itr g~(uifi5rung qe.
lonaen. gtl8 @mlptnumner muB
slpeifeIlos Die &unoreSfe g8be riqbt
fep but Tie mrong Hat, NIT 9iuie
Reebes be5etdnct mcr0cn. @roBen
8eiiaa mer0en ald bic 3iealcr
Gdipeitern fin0cu Sic ol8 Gdn8eriu.
men iDresgleiden iltd)eu. gtud Sad
gsuatt miro nit ieirler Grippe idot,
tiider Cabs uno Soiiies, bic Iid III
9uoeliadpieiien, Gromuleln uto
5ingen iGottii6er 8olfSlieoer 5eigea
iperoerL aQaemeine 4nertmultnJ
finoen. Gin elegantes 2ultitiid miro
bon 9op Slice mo 0tarD @erner lit
.9n tie Scdfiol0" 8ur 9ariteQung
geldngeu, aageHeine Seiterfeit miro
aud pG9e Diamond 9oloce" err
iueden, 0d8 bon Sront gilto mo
sen Ge2ong Ghmefern gum @ortrag
gebradt miro. 9(Is e%ritflniiiger Dor
trossfiinitler miro G0uin Sonic
itiIrmenoen geifoG iin0en. 9ie 2eis
Ituigen DER 0rei 8ob8 in Songlier.
funI1tiideu iin0 unit6ertrefilif. Gen
SaluB 0es programmes biloeu Die
angemein beliebten 9rp4elrn gieiie-
Bit0er.
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GencrNlsr0t Scr
NMiiertcn 9cplaitt!
Die Clinic bonn aauaI bis gum
abriatiiden Meer iuirS ais elm
@an5eS auseiegen.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
10, as required by the act Of Oct. g.
1917
2on6ou, 10. g1ob. (@on 8ebt
9tiQer, aorreiponoent Der ltniteH
GreB.) Seine Soffuung ooer glts.
fidt allf elm baIotgeS guOe 6eB &rie.
oes, nie &an5ler 8onor Gam Ole
Beltlage in ieiner geitern obeno in
ser @iIoeubnae iummarterte, num-
Be beitte in Der Rreiie ooar unter
Dem &oIfe lattt.
9ie 6ffentlide @leinltng feItiet(
li0 nod Dem 0obpalten SAlQg Der
itaIientI9en &~ataitropbe uro Der ruI
fl6en inneren Gpaltung. IS euf
niema(S einen Momeut, in Dem Oit
piorieeu Geuigfeiten BON 0en bei0er
8erbiinoeten Die britiide Gntidtoi,
ieubeit, oen arieg Bis gum gn0C
our63ufe1telL beeiniluBt bdtten =
aber iie poren emo Gntt1ul1ung.
Die ginletung zines intersal(iier.
ten Rate8 bon @enerd(en un0 Stra.
tegetJ Der ale @peroti0neu oil Der
iueItli6en Sront - Sic S|5toliener ga.
rim einid[ieBen0 - 0itiqiert, mur0l
aIs elm iidcres, icbr baloiges GeiuL
tat a%ngeieben. 8Onar 2atDs Grtld.
rltrg, oaB IN Der 8ttflnft Die 2init
bonn &anal Bis sum 40riatii9a.
Meere aIs oeiue 6ront betradlte-
lper0en miro, murOe oI8 cine Dor.
eltsiage oteier 2~len0erltng ongeic6er
un0 Die grridtung zines gemeinia
men 9toteB bon @euerQlen an oel
italienii6en 6rout mlr0e oIs eiul
meitere gntmidtung ouf Dies Sic
9in erfomtt.
Inter ocn 1lmItGn0en NOR mai
Ser 4nii6t, oaB Der arieg in cit
neue3 5to0iltm eingetreten lit. @or
nun on miro teoe Inltteng1t18 0el
2(Qiiertait. mie geriug ite ou6 ieir
mag, oIleilt Dem en0giiItigen Giniluf
ouf Die gauge Situation fOsoroinier.
ulo all8geIegt iper0en.
0ie beutigen 3eituugsfommettorl
itellen Die Gage ais emit oar. bod
6eboltpten ale 2citortifcL ibrer
@lnuben Bob 9fuBlau0 niemaI8 Ell
men SeporatfrieOGa eingeben miro
Sc puroe Ole 8uDeriidt ou8geipro.
den, Dab Die @eritdrtung Der itolie
niiden 2inien our6 britiide un(
fran50Iiihe &anonen uuo Er1tpper
Die Slut Der oeltti6en SHoaiton Quf
6alten milroe.
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G~r3ie6unosf ampa8ne.
q(s iulfe lit bic arbeit Der Nab
rnng9mittcI : &eriualtnug
auf5afaden.

@oi6inatou, 8. g., 10. 02ob.-
O. lit cine qroBe Gr3iebun9Sfoms
pagne, melde Die gtobrungsmittel-
8erUaltung nit oen @erpflidtumgg.
farten betrei6t. Gle ioaen tagtdglifJ
In erTter 2inie ie0ell, Der ite inter-
idrie6en bat, odron erinnerlt, 0aB er
i'm @infaui, in Der 8u6ereitung 1tn0
an ieinem Glide peiIe Spariomteit
I'M eiaenen SrrtereIie iiben ioa.
8eiterbin ober lit Der, melder 6ie
8rtpfIidttrg iibernommen bat, ans
pdtriotii6en @riin0en sur Inter-
itiitung ieiner &egierlng oerpflihtet.
ur, oeren 3iele 8l f6roern. 9ieie
uber bertan8t feline Glttbc6rltngen,
ionoern mir 2(u8fii6ritng tbrer SIN.
meihlngen mo Gati6ldge. Sic ge6en
in Der 6onptid6e ba6in, geniiie
Observation-Disclosures oits5lidei.
ben un0 on6ere, Sic in &iQe un0
5ille borbnnoen Inno oafiir' ein3u.
ietert. Gas lit aIes. 8er 0ieie Ser.
bfli6hmg Die berhdItnismGBiq leiht
lit nod nidt mtf iid genomuten bat,
Ser tue eS nod beltte. 8eidnet bic
Soooer.Qarte!
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Oemtie9e NQiisrten
n6bertt iieA DeneSio!
Pabcn sic piaDc SlMRlinic bcrcits crreiGt MhS
1lii9c, at scr Pauptbabn nod
GteuiIc, bciebt.

Sauptba6nlinic mad Srobiio un0 lit
fat cine Geile bonn 8iabe 5luB
geIegen.)
gllt8 Dem offi3icrlen gerIiner Sc.
ridt IdBt fi6 idlieBen, Dob bei0e
Seere in S6lohtor0nuug itabeit Inn
Die GdIa6t, melde 6as S@idiaI ge.
netienS sntidei0en mag, gum gtus.
trog 3a briugen. Ole Gront erItredt
Itb alf etpa so WleiIen.
glouL 10. 9tob. Sffi3iea miro
belttc gemel6et: oatrf ben Gbenen,
bon Silegona bic gum Meere lit
unIere gta6but Dem 8einoe entgan.
gen, ale 9rilden biuter fd nieoer.
brenneno. Sun 2e0io Sal nlroen
Itarte fein6lihs angrifIe trob Dor.
bergegongener artiaeriitiider gorbe.
re%itru9en, obgeidlogen."
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g2cnrr 6ilfs. arirnairfrrtar.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
10, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
@ai6ington, 8. g., 10. g}ob.-
Maior Benedict groDea bon gleDe.
lan6, g. Elm Sngenieur. 0ffi3ier, Der
an ser Spite Der @ai9ingtoner 81.
flee oe8 Banana Gannls itebt, nurOe
aeitern gum @iIfs.S rieesiefret1r ots
g2otfolger bon @m. so. Sngrabdm
ernnmt. SER Snarabam ipuroa gum
@ufiGber oes @afens bon &ortInno,
gae., gemo6t uno bot Oen 4oiten on
genorHmen.
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Ucn paper anoeblit6
Seuti4er Di5estanSler!

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
10, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
qmitcr6om, 10. Rob-Grie0ridj
bon &oDer, Gin p~rogrciiber 6itbrer
ioa geni1B etnen bolboffi3iellen 3ele.
grQlnm, 0os bier bon 9erIin einIief,
gum 0atti6n 8i3csaan3ler ernanrt
tDoroeu ieiu, Gs giebt meter ON, oaB
Ole @rnenrltng bon 6errn 6rie06erg,
einem 6iibrer Ser NationalliberaleH
5um 8i5e grdii0erten 6es preuBis
id)cn 6taat5miniiteriunls ais nabr.
i6einIid eruhtet lperoe.
G8 famen md6reno Der lcBten ga.
&C biele 9taGri6tcu aus 2on0on,
4miter0arl urto aopen9ager, ob.
pobl Ser BON &aDcr o6er Serr
5rieoberQ Den 8i3efan5lcr. un0 8iae.
Brdii0enten. Roiten erbalten mlroen.
8eridte bon 4miter0am uno aopen.
bagen BON Mlittipoh beioaten. bob
Ser 6rieo6erg Die 8i3e. 8%rdiiOent-
idaft obgeIebnt botte. 5riiber muroe
onGcoeutet, oaB ann3ler BON Sert.
ling niemano fir oos 9ice-ann5ler,
amt ouSerie6en babe ion0eru 0cr
Soften freilolien pitr0e.