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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-02
Some May Thrillers

%oR
~ league baseball There fun Of unusual
n The
FLASHED at Chgo AZ the end Of nine innings The Bs had not made
Vaughn There had been
pitchers both hurled
hit shuou for the full The Reds scratched couple OF hits
a the credit 10innng nohi
pedestal
fame that is devoted ordinary nneInnng nix bngess
Of
the Mcoraw who have defeated him The
1911 resumed 1915 when he joined the Dodgers and has
whipped the Polo Grounds tribe Ten times since then
spotlight
Bob another finger
hc to e
OF
Cncy Reds and became champions National league for "a hours
paulnS itNehplL OF Browns
suny Mnnis hit the tenth May The Gbaseman had
preceded
with The Bush
had
Row
by
then the versatile soupaw has done well
3 day ON
Mitchell led his Chicago National
When the started believed that this
would finish the still well the frat
Babes big
him this Ruth had eight straight decisions
the
diatey fen decline and dropped FIVE before winning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-02

PrinfinE--the plain neat xind---thn<
f. EfE6t=-rfmes Ioh nepf.s-Mafn d61oS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-02

Ht Atff th - "a Ton dh1
Ruth and Thomas Empires
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-02

Stratford "Six,sI" sevcn,passenger
Fairfield "Sn-46" sevsnpasseneer
Linwood "Six.so- 6vepaseenger
Brooklands "Sx,5I- fUurpassenger
Dartmoor 5ix.s9" or s-paSsenger
Limousine "Six5I" seven,passenger
Sedan "Sn,5I" sesenpassenger
Sedan -Six-so" FIVE passenger
Town Car "Sx.5I- sevenpassengcr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-02

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2EzzSSsS 2M,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
Nlnr,, NON nIflIrrs.

FORT RILEY, kan. Jan. lS.-Fu-
turc classes OF uonCommissioncd Off
ccrs at the mounted school at Fort
Rtcy will be doubled. II was nm
nounccd today. The recommendation
of Commardnut Colonel Rhoadcs that
two mon from each cavalry and field
artillery regiment be assigned to the
school instead ot one, as heretofore,
has been approved Ivy the chief OF
staff. The next class viii number A..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19

settled nnd at home to friends after
thls week
NI. and Mrs. j. \ Wendell OF chi
cnEo. arrived last night for week
end visit In the home or MIR. aud Mrs
cunt Moore. lfoi South Denver ave
nue..
On next Tuesday evening Mr. and
Mrs James krom viii entertain the
members OF their evening card club,
tho Double sin Five Hundred club.
Mrs q VI Lancaster went ycstcr-
duN motuiug to Cleveland. Okla.
Called there ON account OF the illness
ot her mother, Mrs II. l. Burt
The meeting OF the Patrons Teach
CuS. association ot Whittier school, set
tot Friday. january -, has been post
poucd unul further notice.
Miss Frances Wissmcycr OF Fair
tHN OKLA. Will come today to spend
u few days with Mrs. Carl II iud-
SON, en- route to tho east.
The mntrors ot Kendall guild will
entertain with a silver tea at Kemp
lodge this afternoon from s.S0 until
o.3O
Mrs e. \. Wiley will bc hostess at
thts afternoons meeting 90 the Sans
SuuCi club
Mtss Mary Whttcsldo viii spend the
week end Visiting IN oklahoma city.
Mrs W \ Reynolds is quite IN OF
grippe.
hound to liappcn,
lttc t. WW of thiStlCS
tor the old aud YOUNG
Now aud then one Whistles
"Stuug'
Kansas City Journal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
PUTS BAN ON FREE POWDER
Must Pay Now for Trivial FACE En-
bcllishmhcntS.

CHICAGO. Jan. lS.-Beginning to-
day maids at the leading hotels Of
Chicago will charge - cents for thg
use of face powder. toilet water and
preparations. Under the new order
no longer will 1t he possible FOR wo.
men downtown for the dav to lash
into enc OF the largest hotels ami re-
new the complexion at the expense
Of the management
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19

PARIS, Jan. lS.-C:lO p. nj
Trpolitan rebels lost one thousand
men IN fight January l6 with Ital-
Ian troops between the city OF Tripoli
and the frontier at TuniS. according
To dispatch to the Hayas agency
from Rome dated the l7th. quoting an
Htliclal communication issued by the
Italian war office
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
Smclicrs' wives Ia rc TREATED.

COlLINSNllLE. Okla. Jan. IS
Tho men ot Smcltcr uill have an
rourccd that they will entertain their
wives at an old-timc oyster supper.
The men are to prepare the supper.
which is TO be served by them,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
de Gueldre
PORTRAITS
Phone 6463

with reverend Jeffrey OF South Park
church before the marriage could be
performed, They were married In an
automobile in Gods out-of-doors.
Both parties are well known In COL
llnsvllle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
CROSS OVER THE LINE TO WE'D
License Was only Good In Tulsa
County, Whcrc Issued.

Sntclhl 10 ne W oflds
COLLlNSNIlLE. Okla. Jan. Is
f. NJ. Ransom and Lillian Mylar. hav.
ing obtained a marriage license In
Tulsa county found IL necessary 10
80 across the county line In company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
INDIA TEA

1907 Hnguc I on
ycntion lN
AnnrN Section I
Article z.
'' prisoners
Of wnr shall he
evcatcd aS re
CARDS board.
10 dging and
cloihing OH the
same footing ns
tlhr troops of tho
government who
captured them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19

How GcrmNus appreciate It From
@ud i,cu H. kohitr: Tho dietary
t. superb Every morning thee is
ton mt Il At \ h.cnkta>t, consisting
of tN" cEgs, tea, bread and butter,
milk, sugar, fish and roudgc pm
ucr nt ~, mcol or fish, and pudding
Nit,ruoon tea with sugar and bread
aud butter
Another prisoner writes vt
Nputitul tasting tea"
The above. FROM letters (rom German
soldier prisoners IN England, publish
cd hy the N1s lptt lm.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
ENGLISH Long CLOTH

simple Menus For Day.
Crulsa Morning WorldD
BREAKFAST
CrCamcd toast Faxed bananas.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Sausage turnoNCrs.
StcWCd prunCs. Margucritcs.
Tea.
DINNER.
oatmeal soup.
salisbury steak. Baker potatoes.
Cranberry mcringuc pie.
Coffee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19

Tn,re arc regular 1850 yaluee
heavy ia,e and naiurook houncce
and ribbon trimmed Whl'e Sale
pfI'e .....-... ...........-. s2.o1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19

India lea the wholesome drink OF troop, In hard training
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19

bsEco%D FLOoEJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19

KE:V[ [
10 |
Fifteen
Be Ta
EX
TO HA
Structu
Canll
Nlu
plans
lcge this
dian cor
Cational
hOIua a.
she grca
college
not in t
<ycars
Iplcpd !
Of the
tuition
dian N
young
mission
IT Is POI
scholar
Also
logc an
on the
a..sU.aA
luI"l a
"'t ~
country
: Nucl
2 Of Kef
dianS
visions
suirou
of the
"A rem
kogec
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MI
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ScPn II,
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ui",h'
In w
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sarv h
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within
lalou
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home
this
board
tion
"N
called
tcresI
Tulsa
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conf,
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19

lttc t. WO of thlStlCS
Gor the old and young
Now aud then one Whistles
"SWug
Kansas city journal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19

Ytfy ar" ~ aDf' quality fp4ncrf
'f.uffrd lr ar" and Swiss en-
tfD.drft "tl'a Sale priee. Si.Dj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
CAPITAL UNPREPARED
FOR REUNION CROWDS
Inauguration Days in Past Brought
- =. No Greater Gathering Than
That Of Past Week.
VETERANS LEAVE FOR HOMES
among Unique Features OF Occasion
Is Parade Up Pennsylvania Ave.
nue, Over Route OF Grants Victo.
rious Army, and Wilson's Review.
Thy Associated Pres..l

~ WASHINGTON. June ..-ve,erans o,
The Confederacy were on their way
%home to-day. after reunion uninue
among the many they have held. Dur
Ing their stay IN the nations capital
They paraded up Pennsylvania Avenue
from the Capitol to the White House
1.-The line OF march of Grants victorious
-'army-werc reviewed by the President
.of the United States for the hrs, time.
ana. as climax, visited Gettysburg
battle nelo. where. without, opposition.
they wandered over little Round Ton -
where the destiny OF tho nation was
decided half a century ago
- Washington was swampcd by tho
-Erea, inflow OF Sou,herncrs. and on.
gals In charge rf the entertainment
features admitted TO-DAY tina, they
were unprepared for such a throns
Inauguration days In the past brought
A. greater crowds than those that
game from veterans gathering
= The end Of the reunion took place
yesterday on the battle field "a, C;ettys-
burg. where. in the presence Of thou
Bands OF veterans, including tho sur
Hivors OF Pickctts Division. an cpucs-
TRAN statue Of General Lee was un-
reiled. memorial! from the state Of
Virginia TO the Nirsinians who had died
on the battle field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

by high water in small streams.
Farmers in their blowing sometimes
bring TO the surface "a cons iderab 10
number OF roots. and these are eaten
by cattle. with resulting sickness and
death.
In cases Of the poisoning of human
beings tho recognized treatment is to
give AN efficient cmetic. followed by u
cathartic some form Of opium may
hc given to control the commissions
when they are violent. II free vomit-
ing is promptly produced. tho patient
is likely TO recover.
II is obvious that rum.nau, animals
cannot be treated in this way. for the
effective clearing of tho stomach is inn
possible. While hypodermic injections
of morphine may be used to aid in CON
trolling tho commissions and purEa-
tive may help in eliminating the poison.
ordinarily the commissions arc SO vio-
lent that nothing can be done for the
animal.
So far as live stock are concerned.
about all that can bc done must he in
tho Way of prevention If the land is
pi"wcd where the plant grows, care
should he taken that no roots are left
where stock can get AT them. Where
the plants grow in great abundance. as
they frequently do along irriGatinc
bitches. il is desirable TO die them out.
When this is done tho roots should not
nc left on the surface. but should bc
destroyed /, is seldom that stock are
poisoned when grazing. unless they
graz" along bitches. where the plants
sometimes grow almost in the water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
FISH-SKlN lEATHERS MAY
FURNISH CHEAPER SHOES
New industry of Grcnt Importance
Likely 10 Spring Up In the
Far South.

An interesting story comes from
away down South. very Interesting
in view Of tho present high prices de-
the probability of still further in
creases in tho cost of the same. II Is
stated on what purports 20 he authcn-
Tic information that tho T.. r. Saunders
Fish Co. Of Pensacola Fla. will soon
equip large hect OF smacks to catch
shark. Sroupcr and porpoiSe. u L..
said that tho skins from these fSn Will
be tanned and the leather marketed.
Frank T.. Wclies. presiden, Of the com
pan!. is quoted as authority for the
statement
Some time ago Mir Wcllcy sen, skins
S'oupnr 10 the Iassaic Leather CO.
I'assaic. y. J.. to hc tanned lie ,ns
surprised TO find that the skins "an,.
back IN cXcellen, leather sample. The
shark skin made a strong leather with
Il smooth black surface The purpoisc
ness and piiahiIit: The greatest sur
prise. however. WAS furnished by the
Troupcr. The leather made from the
latter hsh was OF a very fine quali,v.
II is believed tina, II will make III.
best class Of kid gloves for women aad
men
Mr.. Wclcs said that the supply Of
these fish is unlimited in the Gulf. and
can be easily caught. Should his OK
periments conclude as favorable as ne
anticipates. he proposes 10 later on
establish tanncry and manufacture
the hides into high grades Of leather.
Since the outbreak of the war Mr.
Welles has experimental with por-
poisc meat TO considerable extent. He
declared that he had government state
mcnts TO back his assertion that the
meat from the FISH is the best-kEowu
suhstitut" for roast beef.
For Years the heads Of red snaprere
have been thrown into fertilizer hcaps
Now the Saunders Company i. prcpar-
ing an excellent chowdcr out Of them
y member OF wholesale grocery irm
y: Moh!N. Ala, which handles This nna
output Of the Saunders ComDany de-
ciares that IN" firm cannot begin to
MI the demand
TN" saunders Company arc perhaps
tho largest hsh dealers in the Sputh
and posstbl! on tho Atlantic Coast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
LOOK OUT FOR
THIS POISONOUS PLANT
Cicufn. widely Distributed. Is some
fimes Fntni to Mnn ind DO
nestle Aniunls.

w y : II Nc TDE. June MAN,
deaths. both Of human beings and do
mostic animals. arc caused every wear
by cicuta. or water hnmlock. "a poison
Gus plant. II is tho most violently
poisonous "f temperate region plants.
set il is not generally reyoenizcd
Learn to know IT and look out for IL,
\ warning has just been issued by
specialists Of tho United states De-
partmcnt Of Agriculture in tho form
OF n circular from tho Bureau of
Animal Industry, "Cicuta water Hem
lock) as Poisonous Plant" which de-
scribes this plant and gives remedies.
though cases among domestic animals
must he considered ms practically
hopeless, so far as treatment is con-
ccrncd.
cicuta is widely diS,ribu.cd IN.
fortunately. IL resembles a number Of
harmless plants. and is not easily
recoSnizable. 1t belongs 10 the same
family as carrots and parsnips |, has
number of popular names. of which
the mos, common is "cowhano." 81.
water hemlock. In tn" mountain re-
Gions of the West i, is fronuenilv
called 'parsnip" or wild parsnip %
Other names. loss common arc SNAKE
root" 'snakeweed." "bcak.r poison. 20
'muskrat weed" spotted hen!ock"
ard spotted parsley
'rh" plant grows in Va, places. and
u especially common n some parts Of
tho West along irriEaiinc bitches /,
has " ihickcncd rootstoc!l with roots
which sometimes take tho form of a
group OF ,ubcrs. The cicuta is mos,
readily distinguished from plants of
similar appearance growing under the
same conditions by Tho transverse
chambers in the rootstock. These can
be seen by making a lonc itudlnal see
ton. Further description. except by
botanical terms, is difficult. but the
circular mentioned presents llustra-
tons that mako recognition easier
Only the root of cicuta is poisonous.
Cases of poisoning arc more frequent
in the spring. partly because the roots
arc more likely to be noticed at that
time. and partly because they appear
TO be more poisonous then than later
in the season. Occa sional!y stock find
the roots when they are washed out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
AIR BATTLE DIVERSIONS
Nothing I'm Grent War So Dramatic
and Thrilling Sensational
Flights In Clouds.

LONDON. June a-NothinE that the
great war has developed is more
dramatic and thrilling than battle
between aviators amid tho clouds II
has come TO be common occurrence
for detachment of airmen 10 am
buscade themselves behind cloud
bank, sweeping down suddenly from
cover upon their opponents
correspondent with tho British
armies east OF Arras sends this de-
scription Of aerial warfare
There have been hours when have
heard overhead a continual tattoo II
Lewis guns. and when :, grea, sweep
of sky has been racked out with white
shrspnel clouds following our flying
sauadrons engaged holly with hostile
machines. One cannot follow the
progress Of these aerial battles /,
is only rarely that ono can distin.
Euish an enemy machine from ours.
except by cloudlets az our antiaircrat
barrase But far and high one sees
the daring spcckS chasing through
the blue. touched sometimes by sun
light, so that for moment they arc
all golden or clistcnInc or white as
enowfakes, and down Ia one comes
the loud dronN Of engines and tho
little hammer knocks Of Lewis guns
Our soldiers on tho march stare up
a. the war above their heads. so aloof
from them, so dreamlike and the men
on the supply columns get their glasses
out and laugh when on. Of our kite
balloons is hauled down suddenly
with great haste old Rupert has
got the wind up they say. "a Boche
plane must be sneahlnS round" II
is no JOKE when a German a.rman
descends out Of cloud and hovers
over battery signaling hack 10 his
guns | was in SUCH a situation the
other day. and had Ia crouch with the
Eunners below :, harh while shrapnoI
bullets from our own 'Archlcs''
whipped I'll. ground about,
Red wings have come into the sky
for the new German lighting machines
have crimson planes so that they look
like butterflies when the sun is on
them. Enemy atrmcn have been try
ing to compete with our own by
swoopins low above marching troops
and gun teams and using their ma
chine guns in a way which adds new
perlls to war But. though they fight
behind theit own lines with great
SKIN and courage. they do not come
over our country in any such num-
bers as our men invade theirs.
These boys-for they are ahsurdly
young in tn" average are-takc All
these deadly risks and do all this work
OF terror with the same spirit as the
young gentlemen If England who
rode out with Sir John chandos and
Sir Walter NANNY to seek combat with
French knights many hundred years
ago along tho roads where our mod
ern men-at-arms go marching to-day.
During this recent lighting one of
hat1 ha1t /,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
CENTRAL POWERS HOLD
100000 WAR PRISONERS
More Than :.00O,N40 Are Russians
Figures Published in German
NcWkpnpcrs
lCorrespond.nse Of Associated Press.l

Correspondence Of Associated Press]
AMSTERDAM. Ma" 1.-THE central
powers now hold nearly 5000 900
prisoners Of war according 10 official
figures published in German news
papers
Germany has l.6eo.73l prisoners in
GLIDING 1914 officers Austria Hun
Gary, l.oa2.p55; Bulgaria. G5.5s2. and
Turkey. .3.ao3. total Of 2s7i.27l
prisoners. e whom $50 arc officers
This total Is made up vi ;hc follow
ing natioralitics. showing tho tuta!
number ana prisoners in Germany. re-
spectivclv:
Russian. 2.oSc.saa I.2l2.oc7.
French, 3sS.6o5: 3s1.l2i
Serbian 1850; g5s7e
Italian, ?s.ol1: none.
Roumanian. 7o.035; !o.i57
tritish. 1921: 33.loc
Belgian, 12,i3+. 4o.I35
Mor.cnecrin, $500: none
The British prisoners of war not in
Germany are divided between Bulgaria
and Turkey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

exceeded the most sansuine eSbecti.
tions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
TROPHIES TO ITALY
Famous Tenor Gives Substantial Dnna-
tions for benefit of iiiS
tOuntrN.

ROME. June Among the sub.
stantial gold donations made L" tho
Italian exchcuucr, there IS ono by the
once famous tenor. Angel" Masiri. OF
Forl. VIII" has presented the nation
WIN All the gold and silver souvenirs
received in tho course of his long
career as an operate star. The SOU
Nrnirs in"lud" a large number of dia-
mond rings and scarfs. several heavy
roid watch chains and silver articles
presented 10 him by South American
admirers The gold objects weigh
nearly tw" pounds and the silver ones
nearly 1873 pounds
Princess Laotitia. mother OF tho
Duke "i Ahruzzi and count of Turin.
who prcsides over the Turin commit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

wounded one in seven places. but they
destroyed ono OF the German aero
planes and landed safely. though their
own machines were pierced by many
bullets
ON another evening of the battle Of
Arras two hostile aircraft were en-
gagged by ono Of ours and forced TO
land. though ono OF our officers had
his c"llorbone broken by Il machine
gun bullet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
Another Win for High Point.

HIGH POINT. y -. June 3-The
Mofett Cotton Mills. recently orcani:cd
mere. viii ercc. mill 235xs0 fee, ami
install therein 5000 spindles FOR n
dailI capacity Of 1000 pounds of cot
ton yarn. General Manager II A.
MoTctt announces that work on the
factory VIII he commenced at once
ana pushed 10 completion as rapid.
as possible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

tee for the collection OF gold. has pre-
Sented TO the nation the gold crown
worn by her husband. the late Prince
Amcde". during the brief time he sat
on the thron" of Spain.
So far III" results Of tho gold coll
lection throughout the kingdom have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
REDMOND DIES FROM WOUNDS
Brother of Irish Nntionulist Leader
Among Latest Victims
pf Wor

DUBLIN. June 3 tvia London).-An-
nounc"ment WAS made here to-day of
the death of William II. * Redmond
member OF the House of Commons for
the east division of Clare He died
from wounds received in action June :
He is brother of John Redmond
leader Of the Irish Nationalist in the
House Of Commons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
To the
Water Takers
Of
Westhanpton:

On account of work in connection
with the r.. +. e. p. Railroad Co in
Patterson Avenue. west OF Roseneath
Road, it is necessary to shut off the
water supply leading to Westhamp-
ton and nearby vicinity. The water
will be shut off Monday, June 18th,
1917, at 8 a. NJ. and will be put on
again at IL noon. In case of rain
on this date the work will be carried
out on Tuesday at the same hour.
f. E. DAVIS,
Superintendent, City Water Works.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-12
1ion,ofrcnten.

g. ipnes MI at pGrc G%itcrrigerne,
iom bar i'm 3ern pcb Sion3oIronten.
&c bar / iorrigc llae leperet III NGf.
fc frnitigc Moonngreb MOB S%taliencr.
ne % - iielgc oereS egnc oificieQe
Spgaper - bar DC / Sebet al ire 10.
&c togct omfriN 10000 Stalienere
tiIion9e. Scrui bar $50 Siiicerer,
bporibIanot lire StobSoiiicerer. Gre
itoIienife Regimentcr ialbt i 2iterri.
gerllcS Sender npiien belle % bolo.
ne, mems Slngnlnrfcn or oGffct AZ
iaIbne, bcber oct.
Sra t2te Moi til zoe SSlu,i bar
Eitcrri9erne, otter bpao De ielp op.
Ipier. tagct $1,000 Stnlienere tilfange
% ioreprigt giort tort a%rlgsbptte.
Get er life longt ira lige iaa tort In.
tai al Sanger, iom SStalienerne opgi-
per at bape taget / oct iamme Sios.
rim.
Ser meIbes ira Hom, at Gitcrrig /
oct icnere bar triiffct iaa itore Sor.
l%terfninger ira Huslano til Den ito
lienife Sront, at onltreilt TO Sreoic'
oele al belle ben eiterrigife a~rigsmugt
mi itaar iamIet peo Sion5olinien.