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Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
Herbert A. Rice, attorney general for Rhode Island, declares that the only

l hhoCe IStand, declares that the only question taken up by him with the i solicitor of the postoffice department Mir Lamar. in connection with the recent ruling of the department rela tive to the placing of Rhode Island in the list of wholly dry" states was the interpretation of that section of the state law referring to particular loca- tions" He interpreted that to mean the exact location of saloons and ware houses where persons are authorized by license to sell liquor at whoIesal le or retail This in connection with the solicitation of orders.
 The attorney general, in support of this contention. has made public a copy of the letter sent to MT. Lamar in response to his request for informa-
 tion on the subject. The letter reads:
 T beg to acknowledge the receipt of your favor of the 4th instant in refer ence to the construction of section 63 of chapter 123 of the general laws of
 Rhode Island. This section has never
 been passed upon by any of the courts
 of this state. although it has been a
 part of our statutory Jaw for several years. In my opinion this section not only prevents the solicitation of orders in all no-license towns and cities of the state but equally applies to license towns and cities except at the partic- ular locations wheer persons are au-
 thorized by license to sell the same, either at wholesale or retail
 When town or city in this state votes for license the elicensing board may grant a definite number of licenses in proportion to the population, said licenses being a particular locations The words particular locations in- clude not only the town or city, but the street and exact number on the street. The same words particular To- cations are used in section 63 and they evidently refer to the exact location of saloons and warehouses where persons are authorized by license to sell liquor II I,s-
 struction is correct general solicitation would be prohibited throughout the state.
 The no-license towns in this state
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07

at present are Harrington, in Bristol county: Hopkinton and South Kings town. in Washington county, and Jamestown, Middietown, Portsmouth. Tiverton and Little Compton, in New port county
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
Statement by RooseVel

Asked if he would make statement when he was leaving the hall, Colonel
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

The following Columbus peo-
pie attended the dance at Good
eagle Hall Tuesday night: Leslie
Henderson, Will Met Cartney, John
Paul Stauffer, Suanita and Doro-
thy Stauffer, Barbara Walker,
Allie Hughson, 'Irville 0stohff,
Jenny Hamilton, Jeanette Nc
Chic and Herbert McGhie.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Llewelyn Thomas has gone to
Lawrence to attend Kansas
University. We will major in
mathematics. Mr.. Thomas is a
son of J. j. Thomas and came
here two months ago from Webb
Citv.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

H. R. Raihnger and Larry
Brunk, both Of Aurora, Mo-,
bought a 40 foot front lot from
Herman TenElze.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson
entertained several young people
at an informal dancing party CIV
en- last Saturday evening in honor
of Mrs. John sons brothers,
George and Ed Goodwin. The
guests we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Eiford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Koelker, the Miss
es Leila Buckingham, Audrey and
Swannie Smith, Scottie Nichols,
Ruth Barnes; the Messrs, Clare
Youse, Grant Waggoner, Frank
Perkins, Ulysses Wells, Jimmy
Cole.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Frank NJ. Perkins, jr., received
notice from the government Sun
day to report at Sepulpa. From
there he will go to Camp Travia,
Texas. He left Baxter Springs
Wednesday for Sepulpa.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrance A.
Clark announce the birth Of u
daughter to them on Tuesday
morning at 10 a. m.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Mrs. F. R. Cook, her mother,
Mrs. DR.. Cook and Raymond d.
Cook went to Springfield this
week for a months stay there.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

M. Peed OF Neosho, Mo-, is the
new owner and proprietor Of the
Baxter Cafe.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Miss Mildred McGhie, who is
teaching in the local school, spent
the weekend with her parents at
Columbus.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Horace Martin Guinne, part
owner of the Baxter Cleaning &
Pressing Co., left Baxter Springs
Tuesday to answer the second
call of the first draft. He was
registered at Columbus.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Mitchell
entertained Sunday evening Mr..
and Mrs. K. l.. Kolker and son,
K. L., jr.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Mrs. W. w. Wene returned
Sunday from Venita, Okla, where
she spent a few days last week.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Mrs. Hoppe Berry Of Joplin
spent several days last week Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Stone of
this city.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20
Mo N..d for Mother Q Worry.

An .>mxiOus mother wrote TO tne
chaplain 70 4nake inquiries about her
boy. from whom she had not heard N
many months. Tlfeehaplaln found the
boy in the guGrdhOpse, and then ne
wrote a letter to the mother saying;
do not worry about yOuf boy. lie
is staying home every night and not
drinking. His conduct IL beyond re,
preach"
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Mrs. c. M. Mitchell returned
from Mountain Grove yesterday
where she had been visiting for
some time.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Roy Brewer left Baxter Springs
Tuesday for CRANKY, Mo-, where
he will take care of the moving
picture business of Rex Barrett's
father while he pays a visit to his
son who is in San Antonio, Tex,
In government training camp.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

The Alter Society of Baxter
will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Owen, Foley. A ii
members will please remember.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Mrs. c. A. Hunter, of Para
gould, Ark, is visitind Mesdames
James and Ray Harmon.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

The blind evangelist, Calvin
Brown is holding q weeks evan
gelistic meetings in the Blue
Mound Church.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

After that time they are expected
to return here and occupy their
own home which Mr.. Cook is con-
templating to build.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

: W. w. Wene and the family
went to Venita, Okla, where Mr..
Wene demonstrated the Path
finder for the Goodeagle brothers,
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Stertivant
moved to Miami last week where
they will keep house.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Clare Youse has bought a Mas
ter Six 1918 Buick.
J. W. Kaltenbach bought
Chevrolet last week. :.
Clyde Large left Baxter Springs
for Kansas City Monday evening
Ex-Mayor McIndoe, of Joplin,
was a Baxter Springs visitor Tues
day
James & Love are the new
owners of the Baxter Springs
Steam Laundry.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Gresser
left last week for Illinois for a ten
days vacation trip.
Herbert Morton of CRANKY,
Mo-, spent last week with J. W.
Morton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Stertivant
moved to Miami last week where
they will keep house.
Mrs. c. A. Hunter, of Para
gould, Ark, is visitind Mesdames
James and Ray Harmon.
Mrs. W. w. Wene returned
Sunday from Venita, Okla, where
she spent a few days last week.
Mrs. Hoppe Berry Of Joplin
spent several days last week Wis.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Stone OF
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Mitchell
entertained Sunday evening Mr.
and Mrs. X. l.. Kolker and son,
K. L., jr.
Mrs. c. M. Mitchell returned
from Mountain Grove yesterday
where she had been visiting fol
some time. .
Miss Mildred McGhie, who is
teaching in the local school, spent
the weekend with her parents al
Columbus.
Mrs. F. r. Cook, her mother,
Mrs. DR.. Cook and Raymond D.
Cook went to Springfield this
week for a months stay there.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Clyde Large left Baxter Springs
for Kansas City Monday evening,
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

R. c. Berchum, of Dodge City
Kan, visited Mr.. and Mrs. R. c
Stone last week. Mr.. Berchun
went to Qhapaw from here tC
visit his son.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Mrs. W. E. Kendall, of Kansas
City, arrived in Raxter Springs
TO spend a few days with her hus-
band visiting the mining field.
Mr.. Kendgll has mining interests
here.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

After that time they are expected
to return here and occupy their
own home which Mr.. Cook is con-
templating to build.
The blind evangelist, Calvin
Brown is holding q weeks evan
gelistic meetings in the Blue
Mound Church.
The Alter Society of Baxter
will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Owen. Foley. A ii
members will please remember.
W. w. Wene and the family
went to Venita, Okla, where MIR.
Wene demonstrated the Path
finder for the Goodeagle brothers.
R. c. Berchum, of Dodge City,
Kan, visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Stone last week. Mr.. Berchum
went to Qhapaw from here to
visit his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Perkins
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Perkins
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira c. Perkins and family of Ga
lena, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Carmich-
ael left Baxter Springs Sunday
for Cincinnati, Ohio, for three
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Sheldon.
Ed Yates of I.incolnville had
his clavicle broken when the can
dropped on him while he was
working in the mine Of the Cath
olic Mission land.
]. F. Hogg of San Antonio,
Tex, arrived in Baxter Springs
Sunday and returned the same
day with his family, Mrs. Hogg
and the children, Lloyd and Lii
lian.
Mrs. w. E. Kendall, of Kansas
City, arrived in Raxter Springs
TO spend a few days with her hus-
band visiting the mining field.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Perkins
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Perkins
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira C. Perkins and family of Ga
lena, Sunday.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Ex-Mayor McIndoe, of Joplin,
was a Baxter Springs visitor Tues
day
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Herbert Morton of CRANKY,
Mo-, spent last week with j. W.
Morton and family.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Ed Yates of Iincolnville had
his clavicle broken when the can
dropped on him while he was
working in the mine Of the Cath
Olic Mission land.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Carmich-
ael left Baxter Springs Sunday
for Cincinnati, Ohio, for a three
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Sheldon.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

James & Love are the new
owners of the Baxter Springs
Steam Laundry.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Gresser
left last week for Illinois for a ten
days vacation trip.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-20
Town Topics

Clare Youse has bought a Mas
ter Six 1918 Buick.
J. W. Kaltenbach bought
Chevrolet last week. :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12

lertia: Seq felte, at ieg life bar ri
oere ito paa 9eina -"
"Quarta: Su aari," afbrso Ti.
folaiien onoifabsfulbt. San bopbt
gaaet pna 2atinifolen / 8orsaruno
tire Maaneoer.
gonifaciilien %ignorerte IfbrpoeI.
len.
"Som ia9t," fortiatte ban; "oei
'oa life pioere Interchangeable nb,
% eTter nogle forgiepes Sorieg pao
at fomme mig no al oen ltpre Slln.
neuen, oelpis peo Si9lp af Rils, aab.
net Warja SIatemo 9sren % fom
no. Saa iterft oe pebboIoenbe inf.
'terte bum paa, at ieg ifuIoe opernat-
re Der hos Dem, og at set bar rent
ltpsfarlig at lGgge no / iliat SER
paa ben Sio al 0ssnet, at jeg enoe-
Zig loo mig opertaIe til at lloa mia
tilro. ga ieg paasnet ben neite
Mor9en, bopbe leg en- 5eleIs', ionr
ON leg lfulOe tiIbsrt ct anbet airfe.
iamnnno. Set er pgiaa fsrite oa iib.
tie 8ang, at ieg bar bapt no / Sop-
pen"
"Nei, oen er bit iom &edeI femme
ltg TOM" 10 Sper SSonasien.
Snrtneren ippttet Sfraaen no meo
en- Wtine, iom ON ban bopbe faot
Gbepennepeper / Innoen, men ipar.
te life.
Nlfolailen faltet ct impairment
Sloeblif ODER til Suer og ia ippoia:
Seq bapbe aItio troet, at @ortne.
rem bar Ell ianof9roig Mano: mel,
III forltaar Ieg, at ieg bar tat fell.
ytanr oct fonlner til Stpffet, err hi
NOT igrunoen aalpiniiter ollie ibop.
yten Oct bar ianot," fsiet ban til,
"bpao Ia egei1tlig bu &ari, 90 on Iaa
enoelt9 fom Dig biem igien?"
8artneren itrammet iig OBJ.
Set bar netcp BET, ieg iao % ipefu.
lerte paa," iparte ban imariif, men
er mig platteroines impossible at
paa oct. GINS Sufommels' er
lite iaa ifarp iom / ems pngre Ooae,
| am sorry to say"
9an ilffet en- bite lioen SmuIe,
IA @oonat og gif.
IrnIipt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
Oberit Krae.
&rng- Sprgenicn 8ep9rets Sptnber

Sberlt Ole Sernnn Sobannes
Srag, Den enc al arug.Sprgenlen
8epprets beremte Spiinoere, er -
lom fer mebbelt / "Secorab-E oiten"
- afgooet peO 0eben / Eoris, 10
Iar gammel.
SberIt arag bar fsot / Gaaae I
@uobronosbalen, Spn al oen be-
fienote Ereit 8. =. 9. araa. San
blep / 1857 officer / Snianterict oa
gif / 1864 oper til ArtiQeriet. 81.
Den 1866 bar Sberit Groa aiennem
belle lin Sieneitetio fnpttet til artiI.
lericts tefniife Gtat. 5 1866 blep
ban oniat peo &ongSbers Soaben.
fobrif, blcp / 1870 aontrolGiicer og
oar ira 1880 til 1895 Saa6eniobri.
fens Iireftpr. San blep ienere llo.
nrpllt til Sberit og SelttpimeIter og
falot / 1902 for aloersgrunien.
Sbcrlt &rag bar en- aliioig, tef.
milf iltercsieret Mallo og ubiprtc bl.
a. aoltiaige Bel. ug ScrnbaneanlGg.
San bar bl. a. Sen ierite / Norge,
lom anuenote NitrogIpcerin til
NelolprGngning. - Mten iGrIia
blep ban tienot ipm &na6entefnifer.
Set ItploeS ior Ell sGientlia Gel
bam, of MagaiingepGrer ioa tioliat
blcp inoiprt / Den norife SGr. ScIp
bar ban %tonitruerct Ell bel Gel Mfa.
ga'ingcpprer, bells ulene % beIS
lanuntcn meo Sngenipr grel Eeterien
% @psicmagcr Grit S~srgcnIen. -
arug-Fctcriens @epprcr bleo ilo.
Tert bauoc / Den norife og Den borl-
lfe Marire, pg arag.SergenienS @e.
uGr bIep / 1887 inofprt / Sanmlorf,
/ 1892 i DC 6orenebe Stater % /
1894 / Norge. Sberiten bapoc %.
iaa liofert Sorbeoring al andre 8e-
p%Grtpper.
SberIt &rag bar - ipm lin 9ror
Telolrefteren - en- mer END alnlin-
oelig illitiatiprig og pirfiom 9erior.
Ilgbeo, og iclu eiterat ban bar ialot
Tor Iloersgrpnicn ubfolbeoe ban en-
magelss I%rbeiosfraft, iom ban finn.
DC glGoe Jig peb lige til oct iiolte.
San bar MI paa Sorretninssreiie
| Faris, % BET, iom fnpffeoe Den
enonu Ii~psfraitise Manb, bar en- Sor.
flslel'e. ban paaoros fig GA ban gift
til lit Sotel eiter ct Selifab hos Mi.
hitter @eoeI-SarIsbers. = San bar
oaiaa iplbt Iise til oct iibite al line
mango cg iterfe Snteresier, bl. a.
bar han Ell oarm Scriparspen %
iGrIig pirfiom for Sfptteriaaens
Sremme, bertil Ell belitsbt, fraitig
Sfiffelie, iom oanot &eIpeft. Istel-
&c og Snieelie Ianat uoenior 9oraes
@rpnIcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
Gu triit Scforo,

Siplgc @pcna Coroner Yeter 30.
&oIimau& Noraropport inotroi Scr
/ 1916 / Chicago 312 Grab % 592
Sclpmoro, 27G Merneifcr blcp
orGbt al Nntonrobilcr, 32S al
Sernbonctoq oQ 1873 al S~oorpognr,
90 1872 brunotc libel.
Nj iu0uitricIc lllpffcr. lom ino-
trai / Aarcta COB, baOOc 400 o.
Ben tiIiolac.
6ooboIo frrpcoc ct Siicr / Goof
Sountp.
Gre blco iIooct libel al 2pnct, en-
brbe al Nouoitrrt (Sp0ropbobia).
IL Ion1 6elqc al @oic @ou, lllpffer,
S pes at fomme / @crpriug meo
eicftriifc 2coninNcr, % % iro5
iticI cher bcbc Iom Ell 6slgc al
&EIocn3 Snbpirfniugcr.
Ger inbtroi 2t9 GiIirlocr al
SoIitif en- Tcrion bIcp opcrfirrt %
orUbt al en- @icucIc % 13 al Mo
tcrcuflcr; Il blcp brrbt poo Sen
cphpicbe &rrnbanc % ire bIcp
irGnot libel al Ncitc,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
olnerifdnere tilbdoc:
holot / Iyrfict

@oihingtor bcu 7bc Sau.: &c.
o~ierinacu har nG1tct at mobtaQc e.,
M Imbusiaoer ira Sprfict. inotil
oen tprfiife HcQicrin0 loSlober bc
ilere ~bunoreoe Nmcrifnrerc, lonl
nUateS at iorlobc Spricl.
Gen t~prfiifc Heoicriug los for
rpIig iorciperec, ON Silco @cp, tio.
Ilaere Wiuiitcr iii @alfanitotcrne.
pilhe oGrc o~fceptabcl.
SERBIA oil Ser life BIZ eipet Sen
trrfiIfe &e9icrina noaet Spar. isr
&c paoaaaenbc llnbcrbanolinaer on,
Triaioelien al N%merifoncrne or al,
~lluttet. Ger or ca. 200 american.
lie Sorgerc % Here ~bunbrebe an,
Orc, lonl bar ubtagct line ieritc
Eapircr, inpolpereoe / aontrpucr.
icli. Se ilcltc al Dem or 3ioniitie,
Scr, ion ubponoreoc ira DC Sore
ncoe Stoter I'll TalGitiuo iorat oe,
togc Sanh ser UNDER 3cocrne al
2iouiitbeppaclienS Auipicier.
&rigen bar gipct 3ioniitbeprecl,
len ct alporligt Steb, 90 oiSie onlc,
ritnnife @oracre bar IN / Here
W.aoneber iorgipueS lorieat al
femme no al Sprien og pcloe iii
b1ee Ill DC Sorencoe Stutcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
6tfte / o5 olar.

Denomination, 81, Den 6te Gan.
Gaptcin %iooc ". @ilmetb % &l-
inn fulbc 0cn lite Sonlnr icirc en-
lielben @egipcnbco, cnnllig lin 65bc
WrpIllipsboq.
9crc5 Sen George ira Chicago
% mango andre @cru % Borne.
bprn ira llern oa nor bapoc mo.
iinoet zig III 6eiicu.
&uptcin @ilmctb, % &liitru blcp
GQtcuiCbe Den lite Snnuar 1852,
% be bor uprCt boiottc hcr pon
Stc0ct belle Siocu lihcn.
@llmetb eioroc @orgcrtrigcn mcc
Ion Ghcf for &ompani b al 39tc
friuiaiac ,Sninntcrircaimcnt. ollnin-
0cIi1 ficuOt nuocr Nopuct "9)utc5
NhalaW".
ga HiGct al Ibrabom 9incoln
itulbe fcreS til SprinQiiclo. ST..
blep Snptcin @iInletb uoicCt til
WcoIem al %nQtcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12

rcrrlc Maifincr or oct III mnil!g a
oprfc licrrc Mrcalcr mch mlIlorC
TolfebirIp % at eac Groonitioneh.
paa ian.ne 2io lcin GrIitaomtolt'
n;nacrnc re0uccrca. Som WcpIe
irr, builfcu Houc W!nitinerne lpil.
Ter / oelme sag, oniercs citer lore
Ilagcnbe Genlilsopgaucr, at 6armcl
mes StprrcIic cr tiltagct ~ltcrfcIt 90
Spcrgangcn ira at pTre Sclpcler
til at pGrc 6orpngtcr bar gaact ion
lid fire @ongc lao bnrti8 / Statcr,
bror scr brlilc3 DC iIcitc Wt~o'Iincr,
i'm / &c Statcr, buor man cll0nl
p9icntlig or nib9n8ig Al 6olfcbiTlp
pon 6ormcu.
Nlt bette, mcner man, nloo ~
ocIi9 NOT piic, at set or Maifincrnr,
lom ircmlor nogct alt0ct or NarioB
/, at 6olf ilpticr ira Gnnhet til 9p
,rnc. Gen ltaoig tiIto9cn0c Nnucu
)cIic al Maitincr i'll Sorobrug gi6r,
II Smaaiarmcrnc nlaa olge ior
to~noloroen, og gipea 9olgct mel.
EN- at bli 6orpaater eller at rciic
ITO til gpcrnc og ic at iao bpn6
Irbcioc, Ser tilbpOca, offlirat JON
tlliGloct bar ct Narbuur0rcoe I'll
'oge, ga lampfraiten iorcercoe Den
tbs SnanopGrfere no al Ocrcs
yorrctning og 6obrifinbultricn be
.nnbtc at fonccntrcrcS / DC 1torc
tabliaicmcnter. De blcp Nrbcioc'
r ~iltcOctior icluitruoi9c Saono-
CrfSmcltrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
Sneifrcocne / 2llperne.

@cni, Sdnnci5, Sen Ste &nnlor;
Winbit 60 Wcnncifcr onfom, cllcr
itaoeocs, al Sucifrco / Sc throttle
glIpcr / December. SncinIoct iigca
a bupc pGret Oct lpGrcitc pon man,
&c 9lor, s @renncrpo&ict omfonr
t, oo ifobc0cS IS NrbciDcrc, iom
bolot pnn at rn6bc @mnclinicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12

Granger &c Gu Spmaitine9 "Sus.
pernen" er ina goo lom noscn anben
Spmaifine til be.. oobbelie Gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12
TarmmaRinrrn

fra 2anoet til @perne bar pGrc
~forfloret paa iorifieaig @is. 0e
bar upret f%renlbol6f, at nanr Solf
iru er feot % opporet paa Sar
men, iorlaber ben FOR at legc en-
mere uiiffer SilpGrclie i be Itorl
SefoIfuing5cclltrc, iua or glnrIugcl
for Ell meget itor Gel Sen, at &nno.
liuet irembpher iorboloapia iau iao
~iociale Inlebninger, lanmenIignet
n,eb @pernc; men Somflm0Spfono.
mcrne, iom 9icrnc oil lc ct rent
sfonomiif Wotip / cnbpcr 8orctcel.
K. mener, al mar o9iaa / bette iii.
iplbe i liblte SnitouS blir mot til
a. orlpen0e Ell materiel Wtanlcitof
ior belt at fonlme tilbulloS / So
gen.
s Ct. Taul "Tioneer NrciS" bar
Der | oct iibite ppret isrt Ell in
tcrcsIant 9iafusiion ON bette
SpsresmoaI. Ser bar paa ben
enc SIDE ppret fremboIot, at nnar
Observation-Disclosures iorlabcr Sar.
men, iaa er @rlnbrn bcrtil Den, at
Sarmiils life lenner iig lGngerc.
Se itieenoe 2unopGroier, merer
man, er Iua la19t ira nogct %epia
ior, of Sornternc gIsr oct goot, at
i~rarere oct belt nlooIattc cr Eli.
iGloet. Taa Den anoen Sine gis.
res berinlob Den Spiatning 9iGl.
benbe, of Snrniuq nu Ionl iSr cr
Ell lsnuenoc @coriIt, % Of @run,
oen Ill, at SanoSioltet braaer inc
til gperne, iinlpeltben er ber, at
9nnbet mere on mere ouar oper /
noglc iorbplospiS ioo GlifcltmUn03
Gle. Iarlagen til bette or igicn
Den, beber oct, at AnpenoeIien az
gtaifineri til 2anobrug / flor To.
itrPfning bar repolutioucrct bette.
Zen tiltogenoe 9rllg al S~an6brug&s
moifiner bar nemlig bepirfet, at
Sarmene blir itcrre % iterrc, o. at
Ser blir fIere % iIerc Sprpagtcrc
cher SeiIGnoinser.
Ger fan life bare noqen SpiI
on, Of 6nrming lenner iig; men
ser er Den 5orifieI meucln icr o.
III, at Sortieneitcn life / famine
@rao fommer @rugcren tilaooc ION
i ttbIigere SiS. 2onoeieren bIir
BED SroTtten, % life 6orpoateren.
Set tnorsmmes, at ocn aIminoelia
atcepterebe 2anopproi fan bore for
hei, men / BET itore % belle err BET
ouiseoel iaa, Of @Gr0ien beItem.
res bopeoiageIig al 2auoetS poe.
ecne 90 er boIeret pou, buao ser
ton tIene5 pao bet, atflrot Iom
meo onben "Supeitment" : 1880
bar De 6orenebc Stoter$ 6ormeicn.
bonn oniat til Ell @proi al $12,,
16O,5O1 ,53S, % 6ormproouftcrnc
bar pGroiat iii $2,212,450,927.
Ere % tppe aor ~iclere bopbc 2ono.
nGroten GnObeiattet Nuic NJ. M
itGget nGiteu iii oct ii~rcbobbcItc,
e1er $40,991 $4,000. : iomnc
SibSrilm bopoe Grroicu al Gorm.
prooufternc gonct op I'll $S,49S,
311,O0O; oeu boobe oltiao boIot
Sfribt mco Stigningcn / @rroicn
pea ieIue Sonoeienoommcn.
S tibIi8ere Sage tunoe ell ina
GPano arbeioc iom 6o~rmorbciocr.
Ingge Jig op noaen &enee % tiliiolt
tjebe zig en- 5arm eaer soa no %
tage Someiteab. gu er ser life
%lrnoerlig Someiteaolano igjeu, o.
meo be moGrenoe bsie San0priicr
er Oct meget naniteIig, Tor life Of
iige umulig, icr Ell Nano at fisbc
et 5nrm, hois ban fife bar onorc
gtioler, emo buoO ban bar funnel
lagge tiliiOe al lin arbeiosiortic.
neite. Gre 5ierocoeIc al 2anocts
Sormere UNDER % Ior or Sorpoa.
fere, og lloiigterne ior bisic til at
bIt SeIpeiere blir minore Slor Tor
gar.
Iroos bette iortierte 5orbolo,
blir Der itooie Here og here Itorc
C~, - k,aA 1I,.oA.I,a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12

saar &c farmer 1errs sutHrlstion, fens
belfi Rot euer saniaueisrtna. 2et er UNI.
tert at fenoe lsie Eenee I alminoeIiae s'reoe.
% pi ron life barre aHiparIise for 9ense. fom
bIir borie paa Scien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-12

ENTERED As SECOND CLASS MATTER JuNE ISTH 1903 AT
TIE Posi- OFFICE At DECoRkH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
or CoNGRESS OF MAHcHS 3. 1891.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-06
Modern Barbara Frietchies Wave
Needles and Thread Instead of
Flags, Making Kits for 'Sammies

Up-to-the-minute feminine patriot
ism goes Barbara Frietchie one bet
ter Instead of waving the flag II
gets busy waving needle and thread,
making comfort kits for the Sam.
mics.
The Thirty-frst regiment Is go
ing 10 leave in less than two weeks,
and II hasn't any comfort kits. Com
fort Kits are unromantic and full
of trouble, but they help save the
day 10 say nothing OF pants. tenn
pers and health. Col Pack and
all the officers OF the Thirty-frst
say they'd like some comfort kits:
Tho Red Cross says they're going 20
get 'em II the women OF Detroit will
help.
we need 2.242 comfort kits be-
fore July To- said Vice President
Byres II Gitchell. OF the Detroit
chapter Of the Red Cross Were
calling on the women Of Detroit 10
give these a. good bye gift 20 the
soldiers We need 2.O02 kits for the
Thirty first enlisted men. IS for the
officers. and 1872 for the two ambu-
lance companies Some ladies so
cictios are already taking care OF