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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
On the Screen
II. B. Warner Is Star OF TX
celIentIy Produced, Well
Acted Gods Man

Gods Man" which was shown a.
the Rialto yesterday morning, Will
plcaso two kinds OF persons-those
who ike motion pictures and those
who do not.
The scenario was written from the
book BY George Bronson Howard ana
IL is one Of the most Beautifully
staged. well acted and effectively pro
duced pictures that has been shown
Nothing which might contribute
TO the success Of the play has been
neglccted; every detail was correct
and the incidental music added not
little To the entertainment.
II B. Warner ia admirably cast a.,
Arnold L'Hommedieu. Gods Man
The part seems to have been written
COR him and Il 10 BY far the best thing
he ever has dorc on the screen. The
cast is large and all of the players
arc adequate. but Walter Hiers
Hugo Wsldeman and Jack SherIill s
"Pink" were particularly good. hal
bara Gilrov. who plays Eunice, Is re-
markablv pretty, but should learn ia
use her makeup a little more spar
ingly. ell ard rise
Of I,Uommedieu, of his travail ana
NJ. calvary. The title Gods Man
IS derived from the name Lliomme
dieu. H. was conferred upon the cru
.ador. SIR Lucas, nearly a tnousahu
Arnold son Of Richard LHomme-
dicu pastor Of the Church OF the
eros $ intended as his fathers sue
cos7or. until he becomes involved IN
gambling scandal and IS expelled from rom
D. coIlege After this he goes 10 Ne"
York to seek his fortune, ana Ihrous =
defending his fellow men ne hhaiy
finds himself in Jail on trumpet up
charge Of cNtOrtion. Here ne meets s.f 2
strange philosopher whose motto is u
life amt breaking right FOR. you
change your code or your MODE;
mold seeks the help Of Hugo wage
mar. whose father ~ IN Congress, ahd
after he is freed from prison he re-
solves 10 travel the easiest way: -,
lie deals in opium, blackmaiis ms
EMPLOYERS, takes his prison phlIoso
pher for d butler and becomes 49,
with "Bertie," described as "a lady o.
+ Inc chorus" Arnold finally decides t'
imDort the opium himself, and put
through his deal by consortlng WIFI
such savory characters as SONIA
PINK" and Beau" This interesting
trio knows all about opium, and it y
3 not long before Arnold is induced u
believe that to really know all aoou
the drug he is handling he mus
smoke it.
Warner plays this dangerous par
so beautifully that he has the sympa
thy of the audience every minute -
lesser artist could have managed IT,
The picture was produced by TN
Frohman Amusement Company, direct
ed by George Irving, and the scenari.
was furnished by Anthony Kelly. ;
L. Rothapfel arranged the incldenta
music. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
Peace Recruits Sought
Desertions at Washington
Worry Anti-War Pilgrims

Washington. April A. The Emer-
gency Peace Federation to-day sent
out TO several eastern cities a hurry
call for reinforcements 20 assist in
the effort to prevent Congress from
passing the war resolution asked for
by President Wilson. Desertions made
the call necessary.
Alexander Barnwart, who had a fist
fight with Senator Lodge, spent to-day
trying to convince his pacifst col
leagues that they should stand behind
Pres ident Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
Prizes for Marketmen
Women to Award Cash te
Greensboro Merchants

A group Of women interested in city
market conditions will award prizes
for the prettiest and most sanitary
stands n the greensboro Market,
Fifty-aintt street and First Avenue, on
Easter Monday.
There will be a general prize Of $25.
four prizes o. SO, and four of IS. The
Controller, Commissioner OF Health
and other city officials will speak on
city markets.
On the board Of awards are Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Everit Macy, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin II. Blashfeld, Mr. and Mrs.
James Speyer, Mrs. Ben Ali Haggin,
Mrs. Peter Wyckof. Albert Boardman,
A. A. Anderson and c. T. Richardson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
Mother Dies of Grief
Screwed Over Drowning of
Son in He'll Gate

Mrs. Sarah Lober. whose husband and
con lost their lives in tee service Of the
Police Department, died yesterday at
tho home Of her son-in-law, Lieutenant
lain Diefenthaler, OF the lst Branch
Detective Bureau, at SOC West l69th
Street. Grief over the death Of her
son. Patrolman John Lober, who was
drowned March 10 when police launch
was swamped in Hell Gate Rapids, Is
ssid 10 have FASTENED her death.
Lober's father. mounted patrolman'
was Killed eighteen years ago when
Ills horse stumbled and fell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
$1,OOO,OOO in Dodge Fund
$4,000 Contribute to 7. w. L.
A. Memorial Endowment

The National Board Of the YOUNG
Women's Christian Association an
nounced at its April meeting yesterday
mat the memorial endowment fund Oh
ST Doc. 600 in honor Of Miss Grace Ii.
Dodge. educator and former president;
Of the board, who died in 1914, had
been completed There were l6,OOO con-
tributors of sums ranging from four
cents to the 100000 gift by John u.
Rockefeller. ~
The fund, Of which Mrs. Dave Hen
non Morris was chairman and Mrs:
Finley J. Shepard treasurer, Is part OF
the general endowment fund which the
hoard is still endeayoring TO raise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05

partner Of VI. !. Drummond & Co. lie
also stated. according TO the WIDOW;
that the assets Of the firm amounted
10 s152.9l5. and figured the haoH'''e'
at S4O5,706
The corporations mentioned
creditors of her husband, 10 is aaAegeu
BY Mrs Drummond, are controliea ny
her step-sOn. 1T.
She denies that her husbands estate
il ns0ivent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
.Jersey Police Heed Quits

On his tenth anniversary as Chief Of
Police Of Jersey City Frank Monshan
resigned yesterday TO remove legal OBJ
stacles TO his candidacy for City Com
missioner at the election next month.
He is sixty years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05

"Cbr>, and your country need you
i. to be the slogan " Christianity and
patriotism I'M New York with the ad-
vent of Billy Sunday m the city on
I Saturday afternoon.
As far as known tho revival viii
+ be- the first a. which an evangelist has
ever attempted 10 persuade his con
vcrts to "hit the trail' for religion
and military service at The same time.
/ But the Sunday workers, with I'M
bounded faith i'm the persuasive powers
/ Of their leader, arc convinced that
an records for religious fervor "a well
as patriotism will he broken at the
services that will open Sunday after
I noon.
Interest OF the revival workers yes
tcrday centred upon the probable
methods Of the evangelist in the face
Of the national crisis. On the strength
Of the personal knowledge Of the man
and a Telegram received here IN the
afternoon they agreed that the open
ing sermon the keynote of the New
York services 10 which the evangeli st
has been looking forward since his own
conversion would deal with the dual
duties of the citizen TO his God and
! his country.
Moreover, they were convinced that
the sermon would bristle with all the
fiery eloqucnce and baseball vcrbiage
that have characterized his talks else
where. Predictions that his exhorta-
tons would not be worded in his
usual picturesque language were de-
ciared without foundation.
During the day n hint Of Mr.. Sun
DAYS programme was made public
when a telegram reached here IN when
he said that # the government wishes
70 place a recruiting officer al the
Tabernacle he would welcome HIM.
Another message announced that MT
Sunday would arrive here from WI
mona Lake. Ind, Saturday afternoon
az 5:24 o'clock. This reception com
mittee has been named TO greet HIM:
The Kew. CnaiIes H. HoOutIl, Jam
~. Speers, A. VI. Harms, William s.
Miller and Z. f. Olcott.
But this body is expected to be only
small part Of the informal reception
committee which will seize upon this
oDportunitv 30 greet Mr.. Sunday as
he reaches Pennsylvania Station. .
Two members Of the Sunday staff
dropped into headquarters yesterday
saving that they were ready for work:
Fred Buse, whose duties are those OF
postmaster and founding asylum Tor
children who stray from their par
ent5' was me nosf t,1, Al # once.
Mrs Rose Fouts. housekeeper 70 the
Sunday organization, was the second
cEo vent Immediately TO the two
Louses reserved for the evangelist and
his party at 184 and 1876 Northern ave
nuo. The Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
Society
Benefit Concert To Be Given at
Home of Mrs. Vincent
Aston April II

Under the auspices OF. the auNilIaIy
committee Of the orthop@dic ward OF
the POSTGRADUATE Hospital concert
will be given on Tuesday afternoon
Aprll II. at the home Of Mrs. NInc'n.
Aston. $40 Fifth Avenue. lckelS' a.
So may be obtained from Mrs. Edward
McVickar. S29 Park Avenue; PR
Lewis Gouverneur Morris, 1913 Fadk
Avenue; Mrs. Malcolm L. Smith I@I
Fast Sixtv-sixth Street, or Duncan VI
Harris. 569- Fifth Avenue.
At the Metropolitan Opera House on
Sunday evening, "Nlors ct VITA, the
Gounod Oratorio, will be heard, WIN
Rappold. Botta, Braslau and Whitehill
as the soloists. The affair is for the
beneft OF the French musicians al inc
'front.' and their dependent families and
il given under the auspices OF the
Franco American Committee OF 'he
Conservatoire Rationale de Mus'que oe
France. of which Whitney Warren IS
president and Blair Fairchild treas
urer.
Mrs. John T. Drexel gave dinner
last night at her house, l East SiSty-
second Street, for Mr.. and Mrs; james
". Gerard. Countess Joseph 'i1yeAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
Converts To Be Urged to
Hit Trail for Religion
and Military Service
Arrives Here Saturday
Evangelist Expected to Sound
keynote Of Campaign
Next Day

II NOM I0FC ND, HpTI J.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: # the War Department wishes
to have recruiting room i'm the
New York Tabernacle, it certainly
can have it. have no definite plans in
mind. Would need to consult with
government officials first TO learn
their wishes.
There are times We have to fight
as well ID, pray. believe the Amer
lean people almost to unit are
back Of the President.
" 4. SUNDAN..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05

II IS all well enough 20 get b. of W. Apo
sity titled as weights and Measures but getting together
the suF terrible lot of Il it weren't for pub
fishers who are gutton best sellers, we'd shr the whole
thing.
England Lord Norhclfe says President Wilson's
stand and the expression it, Perhaps punch will daVo" some
Of S
he SOLD HIS MOTHERS WEDDING RING TO BUY UkULELE
Now listen TO the doeful tale Of Marcus Andrew Skinner
A righteous Presbyterian, lately turned sinner
His life had a snowy book Of duty TIL one day
He innocentIy CHANGED 0 look into a cabaret,
And there he sped a lady clad in grasses and boa,
Who sang melody called "On the Slopes Of Mauna Loa
Now every night beneath the
When sentimental singers
My Girl" what Marc Andrew skinner carols gayy
But never harp shall be his prize
Nor golden halo when he dies,
For he sold his mothers wedding ring to buy ukulele
He passed up all the Joys Of life with energy terrific;
his grub, his wife and sailed the broad Pacific
He shook the play, and each night that falls
Al some particularly gay Hawaiian joint he calls
For there's no place home says Marcus with sigh
Where Lies so fair as there in happy Mookai
ARCHIE
postage apply to the virgin Islands
The Virgin Islands maiden remember was the Danish
West Indies
In the event war just possible that people will
saying lin Of war"
I'VE sec" says StaasZeitung but duty
Congress has spoken the LAST wordAmeca Why America
is the Kaiser's last word, too.
Only he precedes it with "Got strsfe." +. P A. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
The Coming Tower
cyyuy DON'T YOU DO SOMETHING BIG?

Tic Comic Bard IS supposed TO sigh
r.. The skill and the power TO make gou
ul.s supposed ge0rn, achen he has the time
ro make pog sob you read has rhyme
rlot tbolott ia many bard may be:
Jo,ry Ino1, lor The thing strikes
r. ,oisc ain is Ior, mine Ombish atomic
r, tictIed o death 'cbop they coll me comic
that VIC arc in the war-and if the Senate
~ its action il will have earlier in
49, lumber is increased fourteen Who Have Had
-l; War Forced Upon Them
last NIGHT was busy in newspaper Offices, and
only bv tremendous oncepratiOn that able to turn
~ 10 the that the president Of the Sixth District
n " Dental Society is Dr. James 7. Ivory
Indeed You May
s Nav suggest President Wilson's vcbage,
81, motto CONGRESS IN the present situations
INTO
The Coming Towers apologies Mr. Payson Tcrhuuc
for quoting whom DO suppose would credit sHch lie from his
Tt Night the Dub Mr. Terhune introducing the quotation
td 10 10 a. gem photorlay rhetoric, but the contrib who
ri the excerpt omitted the Our apologies therefore,
and Cyris.
Add Familiar Mlsquotations: with malice to none"
shoots 'front.' the Young
~, r, school pupil
r. my father had and sisters would work
some factory mother would do the work the house
ana would home night would knit stockings for inc
men or ry father and others.
Icar 20 O. alone and 10 Needham alone
Ny mother would KNIT like to knit When we would
isuIl5sSs and Gni,, like to KNIT
His Benny Kaufs fielding year ruucss. but he
has shown great improvement in that deparmentSam
Crane in the Evening Journal.
It's faultcss fielding improved 'NNc
me credit for this" bcgs Peter who sent the clipping
And c. W finds these additional proofroom illusions "The
Chronicle" millennium" "abyssma" "foecasted" "Enccn'
"grised' and Good Wot'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
Labor Troubles Reported
in Big German Ship Works

Copenhagen, April THE Berlin
"Tageblatt" says that labor difficulties
have broken out in the big Vulcan
Shipbuilding Works, in Hamburg. The
workmen demand a one-third increase
in their wages. The Vulcan Works are
where most of Germsny's great ocean
liners have been built.
Trouble Of a serious nature in HAM
burg WAS reported following the Rus
sian revolution. These reports were
substentlated by Socialist Deputies in
the Rechstag. A strike occurred in
February in the Krupp works, at Es-
sen. More recently strikes have been
reported among the munition workers
in Dusseldorf and among the coal
miners at Penzburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05
CIVIC PRIDE

IN in New England my friend Bill
Brings back his own grist from the nall
through his trim barn he strols at night,
To see that slls made snug and tight.
At morn his Berkshires grunt to greet him
Even the rooster runs to meet him.
What though potatoes take a spin,
He's forty bushels in the bin;
What though coal may have taken wing
He filed his cellar way last spring;
And TO the caves a spacious bay
Is fragrant with the best Of hay.
His pleasant home Is warm and bright
With furnace and electric light
He goes and comes and stays away
With no one else to say him nay;
Betimes he seeks his favorite nook,
And smokes his pipe and reads his book,
And like the poet, wonders why
Men nod and beck and hasten by
And never once before they die,
Possess their souls
My grist alack,
To the Big Bosss barn comes back
Here in New York where could put
barn with land sold by the foot?
] must not crave chop of pork
1t costs too much in old New York;
And eggs are quite beyond my ken
They're five cents now, and may be ten.
The only grunt that greets my day
Is the Boss's answer when / say
Good morning" And where spuds are sold
You almost pay their weight in gold.
Where live, when it's extra bleak,
We have heat three days in the week;
The builder built no favorite nook;
/ dare not start longsh book;
And good seats cost me two throw
For what may prove stupid show.
Such sentiments are far from new
They're not sulphitic, but they're true!
Whereas, like thousands of my Sort
With chesty men and lofty port,
Daily this stale lie uncork:
Just give me little old New York;
@ 6 B
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-05

Add Familiar Misquotatons: with malice to none"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
aiso'8rpb.

9ennc lope8 ogioo meo aornmel,
o. blir bcOit bpiS man togcr "a Stop
aornmeI til Ell Gllort fogenoc, iultct
Gano oa laoer oct foge, til @reoeu
cr rigtig INF og goOt foqt. Nor ioa
op / @rsben en- elcr TO Stopper aisO.
lenningcr, iom er boffct lint elcr
ifooret op / Imou Stpffcr, % iom or
blnnoet meo nofioa megct SoIt og
Fcber og giernc liOt iinbaffct 2sg cI.
Ter BERTHE cler Sileri. Ruor aies
oct og @rsocn err goot iammcnblnn
oct, bGloeS oct op i Ell oilong @rco.
ponoe % itnor iii oct or flint, oct
ifirrcS oo / Sfiper oq oiSie penOca
/ Mel o9 itegeS berpoa / goot Moo,
ie0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06

bl. a. beri, at ingen al Dem err belt no
tilfreoSitiQenoe.
6prreit 8anifeligbeoer bpoer Dir
felanoS 6%orflaring, og oct er oa og-
iaa Den, Der or ben alminoeligit an
tagne. Zen bar / Den 'enere Sto
faaet Stgtte, bao0e oeo De Grperi
mcnter, Iom girfelan0 ieIp bar lore
tnget, og peo De matbematiife 8eregs
ninger oper Glcftronernes 9aner
runot Sor0ens magnetiife Self, iom
Norbman0en Stermer bar ioretaget,
og lom bar 9%ootgiort, at oct foron
omtalte WtorimalbPlte for Rorolps
er Ell ligefrem nsopenoig 6elge al
Den girfeldnoife 3beori, oa oct Jam.
me bite 9irfelanb8 grperimenter
meo en- ltoen fugleformet Wagnet,
Der Ifulbe foreitiae Soroeu oq Tom
bleu ubiat for Observation-Disclosures
ger, bpiS gteoilag poo allglen blep
giort ipnlige oerueb, at augIen bar
ooerimurt meb ct Stot Der peb
Straolerne bragteS til at ~fpSforiiere.
GeSltoen bar ErofeSior 9irfelano,
Der er Den iamme, Iom bar uGrct meo
at grunolpgge NorgeS itorilaae0e
Solpeteruopinbing al 2uften, fore
taget Ell GGffe @rpe0itioner til 60
meme omlfring WaarimalbPltet, % oct
er / 1910 lpffeoeS ben n9pnte norife
W~tatbematifer Stermer at fotograie-
re gtorolpict, Der ellers er fad ms
ioagt og ioa uroligt og berfor ct baar-
Iigt Sbieft for Ell Sotograi. Men
Stsrmer fit life olene @iQeber al
"oet urolt9e 9orn", men oct lpffebe5
bam at %fotografere NorOlpiet iamrti-
Sig ira to Steoer, Ser Iigger en- balp
Wtil ira binanben, og oerpeo blep
ban lat iitano til of beltemme BEN
Seioe oper Sorbouerflaoen, / builfen
NorolpIet baltnes. 9enne bite iia at
poriere melem 5 og 80 WiI.
Sort 9ientaget er BET, Ser fer 90
bette bbiS oa ellerS girfelonoS
Sbeori er rigtig. Solen ienber Bag
lige Stremme al aotbobeitraaler neb
moo Sorben. Strsmllen fbmmer
nritcu lnoret rieo moo Soroen, men
/ Ell %siOe, Ser lager meaem 8 og
80 Ntil, bsier Strgmmen a. gaor
IangS Norolpsbpltet (Idnrimalbpls
tct) % forlaoer otter SorOen lom en-
looret Strom. Sfer Nfbpiningen
lnngt ltbe, ioor hi oct finn at merle
iom "ma9lletiife Storme" Der paa
Soroen. Wet fomnler Strsmmen
ITnQere neo o9 iteoer moo Suften8
Wtplefuler, ioar ri baaoe "mognetis
ife llpeir" o9 NorOlps, ser altiaa /
&irfeligbcoen blot 6r to D%tringsfor.
mer for oct enc o9 iumme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
6uolps, iaar SAILS.
Ginores burtig mar OH anpenber
liDt Wuiterple.

% Otuitsrole nil life bepirfe Sobler iom
Del 9ommeloaoie S~suepSplaiter. Smer bet
TIM poa meo Niugrere. Get trGn9er ioier
mem til bet ioore Steb meo ell milo Sl;bren,
lesueroc Guiamliu9er, trGtteuoe no Suars
bsb % Smerteu.
Multerole CT Ell rem, bpiO SaIpe, tilbereot
al SeuepSolie. Gen Ell rpmerfst for burtio
Einorin9 oi iHor NulS, Groutit, betGnote
CHANDLER. Strubehoite, ltiu ltafte, Nitbma.
NeuroI9ia, NO~Oeoptue, @on9eition, Elsurilp,
~RbsumUtisme, Sumbdoo, Smerter % Ser
fen / Rp0Qeu eler Eeoene, EoritrGttelier
laure Muitler. Stpo, Srotfmucer, iorfroSne
6cooer, 6ortiolelie | Grpitet (pet iortbpaoer
oite 2uuoebctGuOelie). S,utet iom Wuiterolc
tor Born uolet ior Strubeboite. sap bet
&sreoifob for oieblitfeIiot gru9. 8ruffer
til 3Oc 90 soc; NoipitoISiterrelie 50. 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Puiet oe Kicffenet.
Werifanif ajsopie.

st Stegefao inlsreS ri9tiG 9oot
meo Wabieot og / gunoen og pao
Sioerne IrggeS ct sag, ortrent Y
1omme inf al fogt og o%itislet aorn
mels @rso. Ieroper lGgaea builfet
iombClit SIugs fogt eler iteat ais0,
iom ifooret imoot o. er blnnbet meo
en- INF 3omotiullcc, iom er nofina
iterft frporet. Suer ajgoct lpQ9ca ct
tpn0t Sag aornmeiagreo, oQ ocnne
0lnttea meo Ell anip, 'on er opppet
/ IiOt &ono. Nogle SLATER Sntsr
cQer goot Waoieot lrgges opcr og
iuo iiegc5 oct en- bolo Sime / Ell milo
bcIaparm GageroDn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
I'll duc iiocnOc!

Mob 6rimcrte til Guar lcuocS init Spe
IpSuiug OH Ell al en- Niisiiorrr ira Siin
bisu inoiert uomcrtct Dtcoiciu for Nit6mu,
@rnuflt, Rotarrb, "a Grippe III. III.
INDIA MEDICIN co.
1922 n. Kedzie Ave, Chicago, Ill.
gtGpu bette Eluo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
l1bpiier aQc Spor af &irtel=
iDgc og l%trrnbrOrr / &loOct.

S. S. S. ganr inc / 8lobei, bpor Cnbet
bar tit SRoe, % uooriper ethuert Spor
al llrenbeo. 9et renier arunoi9 o9 giper
Sipsfraiteu nh Stprte % @igsr.
Settle itornrteoe gaule Yiiobel bar pH
ret pnd gtorteoet | oper femti adr. og
Der iGI9es al apotbefere oprrdIt. Sniiiter
pad at fda Oct rgte 5. S. s. puiS on
iienoer no9en tiIbproet meb airtelip9e
eIer hoiltetiombelit Spor al berne Sp9z
Dom, pil on 9iere oem Ell Sjeueite peo al
ltripe efter Dor uGroifuloe Yiterutur.
Dor meoicinitc 9iretter bill uoen mo-
gen 8etoitnins 9ipe fulbftGnoige 8adb
ON 8ebdnbling al bpilfenion1belit 5ilfGlz
De. Silifrtu Sipift Specifit 60, So 5.
Sipift laboratory, Atlauta, ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Gooiiib % His aagcr.

2l2 Sop fogt HiS enter Ni3
mco Sfaact poo, set iaofolotc
"@ropn Nice" elcr alminoeliN
mis- blonoc8 meo Ell Sop "Sbrcboeo
GoOiiib", ion for faoct ct SptOg, ,
Spiieitcer WteI. "A Sbeife Tcber %
ct 9gg. Get IrttcS tiIii6c til ort er
tolbt, iorntc@ bcrpaa / angcr o. oiaic
RIFLES I Wfcl Og itegc@ / aoot Wonfcot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Surcrtc tit Srof

Seq III fur fert aar tiIbcpt ct fIemt 9rpftiffuIoc orN
al ls'te en- auiferi. SUaerns iaahc MIA at bet cutit,
foob ior SeIbrsbeIiE ptIor oUre en- Operation. 9up
Qiprts mia iHtGt aUbt, 3dhbit NJ lev uoaet. Der bnrtl
20 fuIbitunbia htIbrebsbe mia. 6Isre War er beuQaarb..
men grottiI'GIhst CT NE Ocubt tilbags. trooS at lea
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