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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09
Invited by Colonel

"My nephew invited the gentlemen
at my request said the Colonel yes
terday. II wished TO talk over GER
tain features of the commission form
of municipal government from the
workingman's standpoint, and also es-
pecially TO discuss the principles Of
military training and service,
which | believe TO be Of vital impor-
lance to the whole country. but of
greater special usefulness to the work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09
Yale's Scientific
School offered
To u. S. for War
University Preparing to Utii-
ize All Its Resources for
National Defence

New Haven. March s.-As a part OF
preparedness for the war programme
a, Yale University it was announced
to-day thai the faculty Of Sheffield
Scientific School had voted TO oher
the Federal government. in event OF
hostilities, the entire mechanical, equip
mert ard apparatus o. the school as
we'll as the Laboratories for such uses
az the government might desire
Yale is prepared 20 turn over us
university laboratory equipment. OIL
fered 20 the War Department by Pres.
dent Hadley last week; 10 place itself
in touch with the artillery school at
Fort Sill for cooperation with the
training school there. 10 train under
graduate volunteers at New Haven, TO
enroll the motor boat and aviation pa
trolls. 10 turn Yale Field into tram
ing camp, 70 make a special Yale ser,
vice canvass among Yale graduates ana
10 give the services Of its research com,
mittee in cooperation with the. National
Research Council toward solution OF
scientific problems.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09
Importance Of Military Ser
vice to Changers
Explained
Need Workers Army
Colonel Tells Socialists and
Trade Unionists How to De-
fend United States

Universal military service is OF more
importance TO the workingman and the
farmer than to any other class, in the
opinion Of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt.
This ne declared Yesterday when ex-
planning the recent visit to Sycamore
Hill o. a group OF trade unionists and
socialists from Schenectady.
Incidentally. it developed that having
interested many men Of large affairs in
preparedness, the Colonel is now quiet
" reaching out for the workingman
and the farmer.
The visitors, whom the Colonel enter
tanned at luncheon. went to Oyster Bay
a. his invitation, extended through his
nephew. Hall Roosevelt, who is en-
ployed in one of the great industrial
plants in the upstate city. In the
group were three socialists and four
trade unionists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09
Connecticut Makes
Governor a Dictator

Hartford. Conn, March S.-The Cen
eral Assembly to-day passed what was
essentially a war measure, making Gov.
ernor Holcomb practical dictator Of
Connecticut.
BY the new law he is empowered to
aid President Wilson in any way that
the Chief Executive may require; TO
provide for the public safety and to
employ the resources Of Connecticut IN
men, property and instrumentalties as
he may Judge most expedient.
The act also orders ell public officials
to aid Governor Holcomb in every pos
sible way. and directs that the state
treasury supply all the necessary funds
for whatever Undertakings he may set
on foot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09
Many Corporations
Offer Jobs to Men
Home from Border
Commercial Organizations
Aid Officers to Find
Places for Soldiers

officers Of the 18th and seth regi-
nnents in charge of finding employment
for Guardsmen with no positions in
visw, yesterday declared that they be-
lieved there would be little difficulty
IN placing all the men as soon as they
had been mustered out.
Lieutenant William NJ. Chadbourne'
directing the work of finding situa-
tions for members of the 18th, said
that he planned 20 cooperate with the
Merchants Association and the Cham
Der of Commerce. organizations which
last summer urged men 10 enlist. ana
now were willing TO aid in placing
them. Yesterday a representative Of
the Wells-Fargo Express Company Of
fered positions as helpers on wagons
30 sixty men. The John J. O'Keefe
Company. represented by l.. J. Gllroy,
OF 10 Park Place. has also offered en-
ployment TO men of the 18th. Lieu
tenant Chadbourne said that similar
offers we're expected from the CONSOLE
dated Gas Company. and the INTERIOR
O. gh, which paid its soldier employees
during their absence and kept their
positions open.
Father Francis P. Duffy. chaplain of
the seth. is in charge of the work for
that regiment. An active committee
of the Friendly Sons of st. Patrick, APP
pointed by Judge Victor J. Bowling
will meet to-day to put the campaign
for positions for members of that unit
into operation. At the time the seth
left McAllen there we're 35S men with
no work in prospect. I
Captain James I. Loree has an
nounced that the Delaware & Hudson
Railroad, Of which he is general man
agor. has several positions open.
Representatives of the Adams Ex-
press Company, the Seaboard Air Line
Railway, the United States Steel Com
pany and other large corporations are
interested in placing unemployed
Guardsmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09
u. S. Military Orders

Washington. March >
Cant KARL 7. BALDWIN. coast ARTILLERY. detach 81
iisf upon being relieved from PRESENT duties and
upon arrival In e. : report n commanding
officer coast defences Of the Potomac. Tor As
Firg' II. CHARLES A. PFEFFER. Medical Officers
Re.erys Corps Of Army Medical School. Washing
Ton for course q instruction.
Mai BENJAMIN ID. FOJLOlS. Junior NiiiNv
AVIATOR signal Corps. from southern Deparment
t1 duty in olce Chief signal Officer Washing
ton
Capt TOWNSEND +. DODD. Junior military AVA
Tor S.gmal Cops. from Columbus. y VI, IN san
Antonio a. department aviation oficer. relieving
Can't BENJAMIN FOtIDlS. signal Corps
Name OF Mai NATHAN X. ANEBIlA. 18Th Cav
airy pacei on detached list
First LIS CHARLES Is. KENDALL and JOSEPH
H. FRANCIS. medical O1lcer Reserve Corps 10
Army Medical School, Nashingtou.
First a. LUTHER T BUCHANAN. Ir.. Medical
Reserve Corps. from Army Medical school 70
home and stand relieved from active duty
Retirement % Chaplain JAMES W HlIlHAN, 10Th
Inf. announced. -
and JOSEPH q. DAILY. 81 F. A. placed on DE-
tachei list. and ngmes Of First Lie, HAROLD
J. MARI and ALLAN {. MBRlDE. Field Ar
allery, removed thercfrom.
Capt FTTZEUGH LIE. Casalry. detached hs'
from r. sam Houston u duty with 7th Cavslrt.
Leave Of absence one month granted flrT IA.
HARRY W. STOVALI4 &. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09

irgman and the farmer than TO any
other human beings.
81 meet, and arr glad 20 meet any
number OF big Eastern business men
who have raw been converted 70 the
proposal. but am most anxious TO get
a, the Westerners, and especially me
workingmen. East and West. Ny thesis
is that, whereas big regular army
might conceivably De used against pop
ular rights Il the people were ucarmed,
. is absolutely inconcelvable That u
the army IS itself composed OF the
people II can ever be used against the
people.
1.-THE freeman who has rife and IS
trained m Us use and trained so as 20
be able 20 act boo war with ms ieloW
freemen. who also have rifles, repre-
sents the IDEAL for free. self-respect-
ing. se.f-governing democracy.
Switzerland as Model
"ln Switzerland. in certain cantons
where the people all gather IN d Slnd
OF big town meeting 70 carry on their
own government, 80 IS now the Jaw
and has been the law for seven cen
turtles that every man who goes carries
MS weapon; that 10 man not trained
and able and willing 20 carry his Wcap-
on in defence o. his country mas
voice in the deciding of the policy OF
the country. And yet Switzerland Is
a thoroughly peaceful country, and SO
law-abiding that the number OF MUIR
ders committed relatively 70 the popu-
lation is only one-tenth as great as
here. 80,
"ln a message 70 Congress while
President ! held the Swiss system up
as the proper method for America.
feel that the workingman of the United
States and the farmer OF the United
States even more than any other citl-
zen ought TO stand for the principle
of universal training and universal SER
vice"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09
Business Troubles
Bsnkupscy Petition,

0efH"NFN'H
8. RAIvTs A Co. nc. vhol~sale and -~.au
bsnkruptey with nsbEliies s47 500 and ss,efs sia
b. psss eG 81 5s5 q a,o s oi'I . s5.s' sg g.
snd shsrrs o. stocf-. S2.t0e They Ars 81 fhsr- n
C1b.r q 60 Tie co.npsny hss o.edFei r,>.is valued
aeilesrss. $50. Jseos Miiier SEQ. roIs
Rsiohsinsr. ti.5-o ard Godner Bro'hc- 500
Tne cornpaJ was Incorporated iu November 1915.
Win ss1tai stock $4,000. and Samuel Raves d.
o4Tkruptcy has bcca fled fgzifsi ne sanot Tarirab
Company q eos West ion ST. ald 2gi Wc4s
ga a., tsTicap operator. By these creditor liar.
ti.il5. ssd Rsposlie Rs5bsr Worss. i-ii fsd:s
T. Hand Appointed JOIN j. Lytte receiver fbond.
slo'ol az Ie,tfsined ,ofec.oslIe SAFE q teeiT.
3 900. I1slal,iss uere so 900 add sssets 81 600
1920 49,, IxP J5 e,si-r n e2ags 20
nlef p.sf. p bsnkrUDtc5. With iisbities t5see
HAIRY LiEBNAN. dre.snAter At q clls,o, a,
hsz Sled p<-itlou n oanknTecy, With hsbilites
$ SIS, oo- tracte1 n Fe0ruarg. 1915 ard 10 as.e,s
rstltio1 in bsnkupIy. with usblitios s.. 49, con
tactod n 1905. ard no assets.
BsskrBptey Schedules
ELY y. nTESER 4 90 --Ely J. Rleser trsdlng a.
~ :. uessf 60. nsllfsctufe.rs q store future
ih'sis e5n.stas q ao,s. ,li55, s,oos. 1900
t-o sn,os. 200. scouny. 1896. nriurs. $500
sis5. 1fs0rg Re crtdlfq1 are ne e-tste q Hralna
J,ssr. tssss5. sscufs5 Fiffh AT,nus Nailcnsl BaaE
80. 90. occurred. sn1 Union LzcA4fge BsnE. i.550
secured
PIIIIasS YsTATT.s. Ike. ~ - ~ srd ifNh
st hss nisd scbfiIfs in barkupicy. alfh naDil.fss
ard sssets stts 100 coess'llg - real state t37.
90 besnf ssqe-l aDzrnert hogres on cram Boa o.
ward E1ss az ara Bext1 az. morizsgrd Tor ttif..
e50. AID rsJrzsgSs DfOysry a. FIRE Ifisn4
fl9IH If1onz ~ crfditon are tbe LawJeu' MOI
fsss Company. fits. 900. EeeIfe'i. CS.Jnoit Trlf
q essp4ny. f7lfsG, sseured. Joa.p1 - lynn 81.
30 ssesrsd. Esefsff Barnard. fl1.sS,. Church q
DaAs 4 90. fl0.sff. Pieroe. B1Ner Pierce
., 90 sxd Georxs COiDr Co. f.fDi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09
Crucible Steel Co. Wins
Order for u. s. Shells
Lowest Bidder on High Ex-
nlosiye Pro jectiles

Washington. March S.-The Navy De
partment received bids to-day from SIX
companies for 14-inch high explosive
proiectiles, but the amount of the con-
tract was not made public. The Cruel
Bile Steel Company was low bidder botn
in price and time. offering TO begln, de-
livery in ninety days at $3.50 shell.
Other bidders were the Midyale steer
Company, 1925 a shell, 455 days; the
Washington Steel and ORDNANCE ION opin
panv. SEQ, 800 days; the f. W. Bliss
Companv. S475, eight months; the
American Clay Machinery Company,
Rucvrus. Ohio, s294.S5. eight months.
and the Bethlehem Steel Company, $3.50,
fourteen months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09
Guard Ready to Return
N. Y. Field Hospital Will Quit
Border on Monday

San Antonio, Tex, March 8.-The
announcement to-day Of dates of de-
parture of all National Guard or
carnations remaining on the border
shows that the New York Field Hospi-
tai, No. 4. will leave McAllen next
Monday. The Pennsylvania Field
Artillery has been ordered from FL
Paso on Tuesday. and the 18th Penn
sylvania Infantry on March %.
The New Hampshire Signal Corps
will quit Camp Wilson on March 10.
March 25 will see the last Of the
Guardsmen on the move homeward
from the border
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09

be divided into FIVE corps-a training
school for line officers, an engineering
corps, a naval division. an aeronsutic
corps and Red Cross unit. Women OF
Barnard and Teachers College VIII De
admitted into the last.
IN spite Of these preparations, ny
Samson is determined 70 continue MS
work for peace. He has not been
thrown out OF New York University or
Fordham vet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09
1852 Join Army in Month

Washington, March s-Recruiting
during February resulted in 1852 men
being added to the regular army, the
War Department announced to-day.
Officers think the army can be brought
20 its authorized strength before June
30
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
ssra ct. 9iburp, Nebr.

Seq lopeoe pitt at fomme igien, og
Der er ieg % ifal BABE Ell lioen Erat
nleo bere Observation-Disclosures" Gere
CT blet rigtig gooc til at laoe hsre
ira bere, iiOen set me Nar inotroaotc.
9tei, on s. s. ira Sipihe, Canada, er
ri9tig Ell "itpliib bucbclor." Gn ipn1
Dig bebeper Ilet ingen til at togc og
bage, iom fan bpbe pao boaoe pie,
cafe og %bougbnlt. Wonge Saf ifal
bere bu; oct ifol NOT image. gmeris
fanIf Wtao er life at foragte, men OH
1laa 10 goo Saalmooigbeo, for bu
'cr oS Sarmerlenter.
Gi Tier os gobt / Staterne, ia, hi
bar NOT bapt oct trault / Sflloaoret,
men hi bar 10 6ace ct aor % oere ire.
gtu nluo oerc ifpoe Sjertet op / Siuet
% relic liot omfring, bbiS bere bill 1e
oS Febermeer, for hi ifal nof boloe
os inoenfor Solfeififfen mi Ell Stuno.
Spno &eir og 8ino angour, Iaa
bar III Oct ganife bra; in9en Sne.
Sormerltc ~begpnoer iaa intoot nleb
Toararbeloe. Sna tililut en- penIia
Silien til ollie 9lnoets 2uIere, SO.
items Heooftor og ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
iom bar pGret iaa mile til at ifripe.
On Eeberme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
Ora Stceu, Minu.

Wco oct ianlme ri iclocr @etaliu.
gen for Sccorab Voitcn, iuo nil lea
tribe ct lioct Stpffc Ger cr mar,oc
AorItc, iom "ifripcr / u@oitcu' hclit
ira Canada % Wontoua cr Sc, iom
ltrtner; Oct pi'cr ii1 at Ger er mango
Norlfc ocrrunbt. iom hor @lnoct. Get
er ct goot norif 9lo0, % lroor man
bar bolot bette 9lu0 / noaen Mar,
fan en- life prrc oct iorlloer, 5. u. /.
en-, iom cr rigtig norif. Sea bar life
leet @rcu ira llogen al mine noritc
aIenote, lfient icg hor iuIQt Qanitc
goot meo | @laoct, Seq bar icct ser
bar prrct ipllrgt eitcr ocn itiennc
Sonacn "aon oil QIcnnlc @amlc
Norge?" ga, icg cr en- al Dem, ionl
bar Songcn. Seq bill ocrior icnoc
Den inc til ,Eoitcn,' Ion al Here Rors
ltc fon fomme / @eiibocIic al bcnne
Imltffc Snn9en. Gnifcr, at mango
piI 'pngc Den % life QIenumc, bpor
man CT fommer ira. &iacleocs itonr
| ct Gigt: "@lcm life at ifripe til
Nor; buff, buao OIL IopcO, (cn0ana
on for.!" - Seq enifer @looetS 2r.
'erc % Mcoafteren ct qoot gur.
WfrE " Is Stcn,,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23

bcoe Oh Iope Serrcn ior. at ban har
Ioact iamIct iaInlnen Dem, iom oar
ooipreoic. Sea ton idu goNt butte.
buoo Sormanb Sepme ia poa ct lPp
Sc / aannlc Gltrc Toint Grecf Ereitc.
Qoaro. Ser par Gale ON Splittelicu.
o. Sormanoeu ia: "So. ri ital talc
oct meo 90; oct itnI nof grcic iia nleo
Sioen. Seq bar oct @nob oa Sen Gro,
at bcn Sio nof fonmcr men set oil
man ic, at oct pil tolc noaIc Nor."
Sa, oct bar nof taQct mon0c Iar,
men flare @rebrc, hpa0 bar fee?
Ia, hans Gl,ifc oil nof. ON Ouo uil,
gao / Spinloclie, % MI / Bette 2lur
1917 fol oct bliue SCREENING. Sfuioe
NJ life nprc GLADE? %el baaber, at
ret mango oil pprc meo pao oct itorc
Nteoc. Get er nof mango Srdiolf,
Iom oil oeltnge / oct tore airtcmeoc,
Iom ifaI boIoes / CONNER. Sea uil
bCoe @lt0 al nit belle Nicrtc, Of han
oil oclleoe o. hol0e i'm beifnttenoc
Soono opcr belle Den ~Iutbcrife airfe.
- Sua faar icg lutte mco cit hicrtc.
liz SiIlcn til ollie &lo0cta @ricrc "a
EoItena Hcoattion o. Ncrionolc.
n. u. lCNcricu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
sra Wio SnrbOr, WaIb.

,<cl muattc lie, 0a Ola Epttcn Tom
me "Qoitcn" hcromougcn ad iortulte,
at mn bar man ioot &croeuatrI8cn
belt ill Gecorahi"
",SQiaa,," tEntte lei, zoe or pel has
re ban @rrrrr Tom bar port ute me
inc 'Smoaruif iicr." APcL net,
ylritn uur moi cpiujt an no ant Ell
uttc QummcIooQs SurncrIna nieo
itualflutte Hrttere "a ilniliu0 @la-
uin0 ~ en- "@reueua SelOc" mellenl
grnliot "a 9Iifar. Ma, oa lei lon
2nraaalt haooe Ian NolQcr Gonite2
arsuifc, iua maattc iei ]uuiltaorliacn
tnnfc uaa aQmpcu melIcm Sultan
Gruhcr "a &ouJ (Sultnmmo, idmt
islqcuoe a%raitptrlnl az 6orfnttern:
~Sua reute oiaie mpttigc aipmper
10 @anQe ian huart tllhope. al ,$or0n
iiQlu "a bGucoc; ia beqgc oerca Ola
uino broit / Stufter" iaale0es
oaIua her: man brgt Ell GAME" men
naturleUis ON norifumerifnnit Cite
rotltr. ga oa ban ian ifllbe gripe
etter S~lugipproet ior al flepe Wtot-
itanoerr5 Selm 40 Ronoebraif -
puptt, iaa bIei Der ~ill,ttet 0aapenitiI,
itano paa et Aar.
&c par rof Yteningen al 2lruIiot
ifuloc itaa i SfamfrnaGn, ON hun
ilos aIler ian; men - Ell 3ranoer.
tucrg er en- SrenOertuera eutu ban
iaa er ira Stifleitoo eller ira 4leru-
fer.
Gin Siug 6lei oog pmoet re Sem
ne literrrc Stamp: man iorarlct cu-
oel az cpmrntret oure. iamt "a en-
irl @lperiering ie RmtIoen5 luieuOC
9~cnnehelie. Mien Ager, 9aumunn.
Sobnion Roritog, Strsmme "a nnre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23

SanO, lem eie& al aapitoliiicr, %
Sc aier tlNeuting meo lit Sano
Ell nofiad 0aorlig Siug ior Nobo
laQct. Au or Vi tommen mo !
Miort4 oa ri lpnac3 otter &aoren
ia hi intnocr eiter ocrL Oct hor
rrrrt cn ioriUroelig itrcua % folo
&intcr, mcact itormiulot III / Here
Maoucocr.
%Nol iuneA lea at 9iorotmm,
0cncr blit liot milotrc. Seq an.
taqcr, at vi hor iooct al ben auloc.
iom or runOt Nor0pnlch hGruc0.
Sea baaber. at uuar N}r. Nnumo.
len rcilcr MOREOVER illcmcm M.
larcancue uritc Somucr al bal,
iftc nil gIcumc at toQc Struobat
meo ITO.
Gu penIig Nilicn til @Inoct5 Ne.
haftiou ol Spicre ulco 2uifc on
# aoot Iar, Gn extra Nilicn Ill
Que MicIoeIcr Lao mig bore iira
0ere iblau0tl
" " NIiplNc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
sra 8rccleg Genter, Ne6.

Wteo oct iamme leg lnolenoer Sors
npeIie ior ct anoct Mar Tor Eo'tcn,
oil icg iortplle liot beriru. Ger or
ilere b~errllnot, Der boloer Soften.
1916 blep ct miboels aar, bpao Se'
itell angif, % nleb De Erl'er paa alt,
lom ser er M, ifilloe man p9re TIL
ireos. Ilt, malt fjebcr, er oprt, men
til 8iengiUlo iaar man ogIaa en- ltor
Yris for, bpoo man bar at iGlge.
&intcren bar tilbels pGret mild, meo
finn lioet Sne, % MI mart fan man
pente of ie Soraar Igien, hpao pit
mango Menneifer lGngeS efter, iGr.
liz / europa, bpor auloe % Hso bar
lat fine Werfer. Get er abiollt no.
get, iont maa ielgc mco Ell iaa rGo-
ielsiulo arig Iom Den, Ser / TO o9 ct
balpt Aar bar beriet ocropcr. 81 lp.
Ter meo Snteresie alt &rlgsnpt, ION
Eoiten bringer ~iaapeliom 9isfusIio.
men "gr arigen al 8uo?" Net, min
Sen, iunbelig or arigen life az Suo;
oct maa bog pPre inolpienbe for en-
bucr, iom tror paa/in garneIGroom,
at Sub bar ingen SfpIo / Den, og
min Wening er, at ON ri tror, of ari.
gen er al SUB, 90 fan man lisciaa
goot paoitaa, at Spnoen err al 8iib,
% en- Srig iom oenne umulig tonn reg.
mes for anbet emo Spno, Sfam og
SfiGnoiel for Den ganife Sorb, %
maaife ogiaa hi beroper iaar isle
arigen, for Den i~llItter. - Iruliots
"WteIlemmab" imager sobt; pilbe
>gierne, ON ban bill ierpere li6t mere
ben oper Sommeren, l,aar Taacne
bliper lange; ellers ianr man itifte
6iugercn | Sora o. lugtc, ON man
fan opoage, bpab Scr isiler Dor Irn.
liot. Nl maa ieg lutte, ga Sur.
ben ellers blir iulb, @enlig @iIien
til Hcoattion, G~eriouaIe % 2Giere.
Gilbert 3. Hptter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23

iremroltuoe Nauocr Ter foru1oHtle
SiUGQc lit rota bCuc. ut2 DC life
bar iult Sen moocrnc pl20oU2frmlt
al alatrutc ici,
%mlolcrtI0 toulnlcr uot 0Cttt lite.
ttrurt Slulcrpcl Sit Tt1ltreu
&oro~ tc "a bli q itaocuOc llttruf Ii.
tcoun Iom Srreu N~icrtclooro4 o
ltltloc lies, iao uurc ot iaft. clIer
Ben Sutnlulcu 40 Eultor M}mta Il
Soma Il, "a INT huo0c brrtt @oorbcint
lit: ~Smar Scr me loalmooilhct.'
@ouhcume at Niun0u ION oat at
&aalc huooc Net let, nuur hau ia nlC
iIloiofNf no: "Naur Sc i @raito,
lau Qaar Dc / Nroitu. Ma uoor en-
&tIlmring az en- $ntrduocr luar
Ynlcrrtafcbcr, fnitcr Wrmut'atc / &rI.
Acn ga lier $40 itruf a." idu mao
man pjitnot me @iernion crficunc, al
Der cr tpnWlrt Strait / NcuUdclicu "
@u iad ltul0c ocu norifamcritauitc
%Itcrdtur life uiic lei fraitiQ not tc
"a rtitc on / 6oltcmaan hcrtclnnS -
"Fpt! ian Ecr te aoulcll" "NtC
ia fonnu nm intlc iua broot, iicr
lSpor Nnicu "a 9torltoommcn: men
@%rputucitn bore f~piitrcr tr ici iclu:
go o3 ioa Siberia irrOjN relt lau
fiUm not Enuieliu cttrpool"
&tituof iuuicr man uniua en- @ruu.
pIo@ men De Geoc bar 10 lite 5or.
llouN NOT t. "a lcpe, "a 0erior bDr
man pcl Ia Dem ioo lone / Grc ia Rt
aonci' va Iittcrur bore itripc lei
tcblo05 / Sribctcr2 Suu0, "a cr MAJ,
oo hcIoiA not tc "a tumur iua ioI,
Nota H. loa beracr man zine iuliul.
SItcratn NItlIctt 0rcmncr en- ociliu
1rom ont Spruat Hciornt: men 8,
or not life @raHtucitg Nro0uft y q II
orenmcr ON - ncioo, IouQtiIral
Nu lea tcihrt ct Or ON ocnnc "rc.
'ultotlelc Ctafu9iiou." ion Gioar
faIlcr De: &intcrn lima %. "a Gua.
rem tom (af Tor Watn, aurerl
. ) R~olIcpion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
FRA Enceu, Minn.

Nu or oct pei paa Sio al mo
icnoc Detailing Tor Soften. elers
faar Ic9 pei inaen Wcacmmao.
Sioitc Nars Milling her onlfrina
bIeu aonife oaarlig iormeoclit Ben
lorte Rltit. Wen pi lcuer peb Saa.
bet poo bebre Iplillg I'll nGite Mar.
Ti bar bnut en- ganife folb Siutcr
mco uof al Sino % Sne, iaa Den
bar Ell Gag iarct Spo OF en- ar.
sen Tag Iorh iaien. Men mn er
Get pei mart ouc igicn Tor / %in'
fer. : oct firfcli1e or III her pei
~foripncbe meb nGitcn allcllagS
Samiuno oa @cficnbclicr, ino oct
cr nplten umlligt at pore SEQ
hing. % ulhuer iorctrTtfcr III
lem set bebite. Gu blir oct On
lint meo oennc arigcu al @uh.
Na ia, bet fon pei bore oct beo'tc,
for oct bar bel gaact Ian, Of BE
ncnc bar lebct ira Soucoct poa Ell
Eel al ocnue SiSfuSiion. DC 10
Der ipei ubcn at %ioritoo bpcron,
ore, Ion1 set Ter ub til. Get Ter
llo Tom at @ilIon bar fommet op
: set meo bcqac @cn mi, men Der
lum ban fan fpcrte ban @ilhcllt,
iaa tort ionl han tog &iaa lao cr
arigcn mart lint, @ootfolf. 30.
litifernc iaqNe / @eit, at ri moattt
hape han @il'on en- Scrmin iii.
Ia ban bopoe holot 2onbet noe I'm
at blipe inopiflet / arigrn; men
MI mraa hon bel bopc Ell Sermln
otpao. ocrIom set gnar Iua 9alt,
Of III blir inbpiflcoe / &rigen?
lsca bare iper.
Soa err @looctS Ncoaftion 90
2eIere pan oct penligitc billet. @ip
cS en- goo Otelcmmao MI I'll %oor.
cnl,eu. 6. =. &pcrner,
SnIstnn. Minn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-23
Sra Buffalo, g. DAFT.

Seq Ter poa WcrfclappclL at
min Sllb'fription cr mart uolsben,
og ieg pil berfor fence "Securah,
Noltcn" og $3.50 aruen" lin 2sn
lglen for Inret 1917. Gen er
% Gents oprere mi; men berfor
inaeu lure Mincr.
angaaenoe @interen iao bar SEN
ogIau beiogt oS her / Sorbiro
County meo mango prugtiae 9lii,
5aroS al % til, og oitc bar set
n9ret 40 uroer 3ero. Men noar
en- bar nof SEQ og aul % Geo
rab.EoIten" iaa eaar Chen for.
tr9ffeIig. Ser fan mi faces $40
Ncre paa Someiteao, men set or
fife meget Sano igicu M. Scr CT
Dog cit bel Mengbe al StatSlano
for Salg for $40 pr. Icre paa
lctte @ilfaar. ga, til @aareu ifaf
Ser bpeaes Sernbane fra Belle.
forrcbe til Camp Groof, og ga BIT
rer set libt nGrntere til gpen, mem,
Zig 40 0til. Hu bar hi 70 Mil,
% set er npiten liSt for lanat.
Oct iiges, at Ser ifal fomme Ssern-
bane ret igiennem Der fra Ssiabcl
CO til Miles Gitp, Wontana. On
renlig SilIen til "Toiten"S Gcoafs
ter % oens mango 2piere.
Nbonnent.