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ROBBED OF $S5,OOO

TOLEDO, OHIO, Nov. 28. - Five. bandits attacked the paymaster of the. Huebnol Brewery comnay this morn ing and escaped with $85,OOO. The money was for the payroll for the men to be distributed this afternoon. There is no clue to the robbers.
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STEAMER NORTHLAND
 HAS BEEN PURCHASED

SEATTLE, Nov. 28.-The steamer Northland has been sold to the Albers Brothers Milling company, and will be operated by the firm after 1t ar rives from the North. It probably will operate between this city and San Francisco in the grain trade.
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CAPTAINS SON DIES

SEATTLE, Nov. 2S.-Francis Will liam O'Buen, second son of Captain Charles O'Brien, of the wrecked steamer Mariposa, died here this mornin gafter a long illness. He was 30 years of age last month.
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sHIvERING ON RAILROAD

It is four degrees below zero today at Anchorage and there is gale rag ing. At Girdwood it is 4 below; Pot ter Creek, 8 below; Matanuska, 4 be- low and King the same, Northwest winds are prevailing.
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TTALIANS CONNECT WITH BONE OUTRAGE

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 28-Ffty Italians have been arrested for Investigation regarding connection with the explosion of bomb police headquarters last night when nine were killed The police claim that they have com- )lete confession from one of those arrested.
 The bomb exploded at police headquarters was found an Italian church It was taken to headquarters and he bomb squad was making an investigation of it when exploded Three men were killed on the spot and the .thers died soon afterwards.
 Those under arrest are believed to belong to a new organization of Italians which is of anarchstic formation md purpose.
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GERMAN AGAIN INTERNED

DULUTH, Minn., Nov. 2S.-Frank Wasserthal, alleged German plOtter has been ordered interned for the duration of the war, on suspicion of conspiring to tie up the Duluth-Su- perior docks to hinder delivery of government war supplies.
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MAKING INVENTORY
 AT AMERICAN LAKE
 FOR THE GOVERNMENT

CAMP LEWIS, Nov 28.- An in- ventory of the government property here preparatory to turning it over from the construction department to the ouartelmaster's department, was started here. The posts cost upwards of S5.OOO,OOO.
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LUxBURG STILL INTERNED

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 28.-Count von Luxburg, the former German minister to Argentina, has been taken back to a detention camp on the island of Martin Garcia. The former minis ter was brought to Buenos Aires and it was presumed he was to sail on 8 Dutch liner on his way to Germany.
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|. ". ". ARRESTED IN SEATTLE...IS CAUGHT
 WITH THE EVIDENCE

SEATTLE, Nov 28.-Ha1y Fein- berg, District Secretary of the Indus trial Workers of the World, was ar rested in a raid last night on the or ganizatiOn's headquarters in the American hotel here. A truckload of literature and seditious documents wes seized by the police.
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APPOINTS FOOD ADMINISTRATORS
 FOR TERRITORY

7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 28. -..' t Food Administrator Hoover to- day appointed Royal A. Gunni-
 son, of Juneau, as food admins trator for Alaska. MT. Gunnison
 is an attorney, being associated t with the firm of Gunnison & Rob- ertson. He is well known in the e northern territory.
 nnAuN NRHr FrR
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LONDON GIFTS CONFIRMATION

LONDON Nov. 2S.-It is officially stated that the Russian and German leaders are negotiating for an amis- tice today behind the German lines Itis said here that the Russian negotiations represent only fraction of the Russian command principally the armies in the northern part of the country.
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SIX MEN DROWN

BALTIMORE, Nov 28. - Six men from three Dutch steamers lying here were drowned and nine rescued. A. launch carrying them to the ships early this morning capsized in the harbor. All were Hollanders.
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BRITISH ARMY ENLISTS
 15 REGIMENTS IN U. s,

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S. - Fifteen regiments have been enlisted in the United States by the British and Canadian recruiting mission, it is an nounced here.
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RUSSIANS SEEKING
 ARMISTICE BEHIND
 THE GERMAN LINES

PETROGRAD, Nov. 2S.-Representatiyes ot Ensign Krylenko. the BoIshevi Commandern-Chief of the Ar v have crossed to the German side and said to have open ed negotatons with the German officials for armistce or for peace This the official statement issued by the BoISheviE today
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AND WHY NOT?

A subscriber has suggested that in- stead of a toast tomorrow "to the boys somewhere in France" this be changed to "soon somewhere in Ger many"
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SCHOOL VACATION

When school closed this afternoon it was for holiday lasting until next Monday morning,
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SEATTLE, Nov. 28.-At noon to- day halibut was quoted at 23% and sable fish at six cents.
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FISH QUOTATIONS

KETCHIKAN, Nov. 28. - Fish quotations at noon today were as fol- lows: halibut, 141a cents; sable 4 cents and red rock 119 cents.
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MR.. GEORGE r. LINDSAY OF ST.
PAUL GIVES A DINNER,DANCE

MR.. GEORGE r. LINDSAY OF ST.
PAUL GIVES A DINNERDANCE
Mr.. George r. Lindsay OF st Paul,
MINI. entertained at the largest and
most handsomely appointed dinner
given In many q day AZ the Country
Club on Friday evening.
The lanai approaching the dining
room was hung In Japanese lanterns
and flOwerg with background OF
greens, while the dining room was In
sweet peas yiolets, forgetme-nots.
roses, peoples. and, in fact, every sort
OF spring flower was used. A Jap
anese decorator attended TO the deco
ratiye part OF the room Dude" Mil
leris orchestra OF - pieces furnished
dance music.
Mr.. Lindsay was an ideal and happy
host, his guests voting him the prince
OF entertainers.
Mr.. Lindsay's guests were: Miss
Julia Van Fleet, Miss Aver. Miss Mar.
Tory Caps, Miss Amor Hall, Miss
Ghirardelli. Miss Schofield, Miss Train,
Miss Kate Williams, Miss Crunden,
Miss Jessie Kennedy. Miss Volkman,
Miss Eliza Shilling, Miss Helen Dflley.
Miss Margaret Hind, Miss Whitley.
Miss Pauline Schaefer, Miss Ruth
Soper. Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss
Eloise Wichman. Miss Emmons, Miss
Gould. Mrs. MeCreayy. Mrs: Aver. Mrs.
Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Matteson,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Abbott. Col and Mrs.
SchofieId. Mr.. Jack Morrill,, Mr. Stan
ley Kennedy. Mr.. Volkman, Mr. Fran
els Brown, Lieut.. Arnold, Lieut.. Frank
Schneider, Mr.. Thomas Thompson. Mr..
Latimer, Mr.. August Schaefer, Mr..
Robert Steever. Mr.. Adams, Mr.. Hay
ward, kr. Alex Bulge. Mr.. Alan Low
rey, Lieut.. Wallace Philoon. Mr.. Rob
ert Purvis, Mr.. Parker, Mr.. Ringo. Mr..
Hopkins, Mr.. Whitney, Mr.. Dickson
Mott. Mr.. McKanson. Mr.. William War
rem, Mr.. Leighton Hind, Mr.. Ed Hede-
mann, Mr.. Robert Menary. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Castle, Mr. Watson Bal
lentyne, Mr.. CrowI, Mr. Keyston. Mr..
Douglas Young, Mr.. Robert White, Mr..
Howard Worrall. Mr. chauncey Cleve.
lind. Mr.. Bert Clark and Mr.. George
Fuller.
+ +
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!. HALEIWA NOTES

As a farewell TO number of guests
who had spent several weeks at Halei-
wa special Hawaiian evening was
arranged for Tuesday. An old-time
hula was one feature. The old Hawai-
ian couple who furnished the accom-
panin enL' for the dance with their
old goufds were especially entertain
ing. Modern Hawaiian music by the
Haleiwa Glee Club. also by James
Avail, the leader, and his two sisters.
was much appreciated by the hotel
guests. The evenings entertainment
was voted great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Phair q Edmon.
ton, Canada. have returned 80 spend
the week at Haleiwa after a trip to
the Volcano.
2 Airs. c. T. Fits. wife OF the rrin-
cipal Of PHnahou Preparation school.
spent several days last Weei a Aalei.
wa.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Turner OK
London, England, are spending the
winter at q cottage near Haieiwa.
They are charmed with the climate OF
Hawaii and especially of Waialua.
Mr.. Alexander Hume Ford spent q
few DAYS of his much needed vacation
at Haleiwa,
Mr.. and Mrs john d. Ross of Haka
.lau, Hawaii went out to Haieiysa for
the weekend.
Mrs. Thomas u. King has been
spendiilg the week with the Kimballs
at Haleika. Mrs. ANDREW Fuller was
their guest fof the weekend s
The tsuhI weekly dance at Haleiwa
will tlke place on Saturday evening.
Miss Helen Kimball returned to
Haleiwa last week after spending 10
days as the house-guest of Mrs.. An
drew Fuller in Nunanu valley.
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C0MlNGS AND GOlNGS
OF THE SMART SET

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FORT SKATER SOCIETY

Mrs. Frank A. Sloan entertained the
members of the Red Cross class and
ether ladies of the post very happily
on Friday afternoon With Red Cross
tea A business meetlng was held al
3 o'clock and at this time the final
arrangements for beginning the work
were completed. BY the kindness o.
Col. Keefer; q room in the Department
Hospital has been set aside for the
lectures twice week. Capt Bliss OF
the Department Hospital staff has con-
scented to give these lectures. Mrs.
Eugene H. Harnett will assist Capt.
Bliss in any way he thinks best. The
first lecture will take place this week
and all the ladies are anxious to be-
gin. Maj. Bloombergh has been desig.
mated to examine the papers after the
course is completed. The business all
arranged, the social part Of the after.
noon commenced and while enjoying
the delicious refreshments everyone
testified to the charming hospitality
Of the hostess Present were: Mrs.
William r. Dashielf, Mrs. Guy G.
Palmer, Mrs. William B. Cochran, Mrs.
John S. Sullivan. Mrs. Charles A.
Lewis, Mrs. Carl A. Hardigg, Mrs.
George M. Halloran, Mrs. Frederick A.
Barker, Mrs. Claire r. Bennett, Mrs.
Raymond A. Wheeler, Mrs. William E.
Hunt, Mrs. Julia Lehman, Miss Camp
bell, Mrs William Lloyd Morris, Mrs.
Samuel j., Heidner, Mrs. Edwin S.
Hartshorn. Mrs. Benjaman F. McClel.
Ian, Mrs. Frank Warren Hunter, Mrs.
Henry c. x. Muhlenberg, Miss Isabel
Baker, Mrs. Thomas L. Crystal, Mrs.
Eernhardt f. Stumberg and Mrs.
Thomas j. Camp
Miss Dorothy Harker was the over.
night guest of Miss Isabel Baker Fri.
day night. s.
One of the usual informal hops was
held at the Admins tration building
Friday evening and several dinner par.
ties in the post helped to swell the
number of those attending. The spir-
tied dance music was the inspiration
for those who we're tripping the light
fantastic" and everyone had a good
time. Dancing were :. Miss Katherine
Treat of Schof ED Barracks, Miss
Ruth Anderson, Miss Marion Chaplin
and Mr.. Marshall of Honolulu, Lieut..
and Mrs Eo0mis of Fort Ruger, Can't
and Mrs.. Perkins, Miss Isabel Baker,
Capt, and Mrs. Edwin s. Hartshorn,
Capt: and Mrs. Elmer r. Rice, Cant.
and Mrs. W., 8. Pidgen, Mai. ant
Mrs. Rosenbaunl, Lieut.. and Mrs. w.
rG. Jones, Capt. and Mrs. Alden g.
Knowles, Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred z.
lockwood, Capt. and Mrs. Charles Il.
McKain, Mrs. William Lloyd Morris,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel j. Hefdner,
Mai and Mrs. Guy G. Palmer, Lieut..
tand Mrs. Frederick a. Barker, Lieut..
and Mrs. John s. Sullivan. the Misses
Dennis, and Hiss, Clark DfsRearl Har
Dor, Miss He1shaw, Miss RosenbaMm,
Col. William WeigeI, Capt. T. A. Bald
win, Jr. Lieut. H., NJ. Deiber, Lieut.
Charles B. Lyman, Lieut.. Blackman,
Lieut.. William E. r. CoyelI, Capt. John
B. Brooks, Lieut. Kelle, Lieut. Wind
scr of the Navy, Capt. Raymond A.
Wheeler. Lieut.. eugene A. Lehman,
Mrs. Julia A. Lehman, Lieut.. R. G.
Calder. Lieut.. Edward F. Witsell,
Lieut.. William II. Britton, Lieut.. Rob-
ert A. Sharrar, Lieut.. Robert G. Guyer.
additional Fort Shafter Notes ON
Page 81 ~, e q
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Miss Helen Alexander is sending
out invitations to the dedication OF
I.aniakea theater on the night Of
Apriig.
- .
Mrs. Lewis L. Harris, who has been
4 -suest at the CORTLAND since Janu-
airy. leaves for her home In Proyi-
denca. r. f., on the Afanoa.
. go 80
Mrs. A. AZ. Novel; OF Diamond Head
road IS suffering from the measles, to
the regret Of her friends, who nope
that she will soon be fully recovered.
4
Miss Marjory Capps Is entertaining
with two teas next week in honor of
her cousin. Miss Kate williams, who
leaves shortly for her mainland home
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Newton Camp
hell and Newton. Jr.. and Valkyrie
rn,,,. sTrcy,<,i,,l,, ~, thc soncnnd Of Nav
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CALLING DAYS
ron HONOLULU

Mondays-Punahou. Makiki I
, Tuesdays-Waikiki. kapiOlani !
, Park, KaimuSi. Palolo. First I
= Tuesday-Fort Ruger. I
- Wednesdays Nuuanu. Puunui.
Pacific Heights First and third
Wednesdays, above the Nuuanu I
; bridge; second and fourth We'd
; nesdays, belsw bridge: fourth
) Wednesday, Pacific Heights: first
; and third Wednesdays, Alewa 4
) Heights.
Thursdays The Plains. 4
Fridays - Hotels and town. 1
) fourth Friday: Fort Shafter, first
; Friday: AaEoa, College Hills,
first and third Friday: kameha- I
; meha schools. last Friday.
: Saturdays--Kalihi, third and
; fourth Saturdays.
; Fort Shutter Calling day Is I
; every Friday 4
\ q 4 L 4 q . 4 = . = 4 = \ = q 4
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noIuIu, and has decided TO pay a visit
again next season. She -wilI visit the
Volcano tho latter part of the month
ami on her return Nill san on the
Great Northern April for San Fran
cisco. Miss RotEenhers is the daugh.
ter OF Dir. and Mrs. L Rothenberg Of
3iSl Washington street. San Francis
co, retired merchant, and q niece
CT NJ. RCtkenberg. Miss Rothenberg
is stopping at The Young hotel.
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Schofield has been transferred into
town to relieve MAJ Reynolds, who
goes to Schofield. Mai. and 4 Mrs.
Bloomburgh will occupy the old John
Warehouse home. S..
The young daughter OF Lieut.. and
Mrs. Robert Clark of Fort RHger, who
has been so IN at the Schofield hos
pital, is conyaiescing and will be home
shortly. to the. great pleasure of the
friends OF the family.
~ s4..t.ES-s1
Miss Marion Gould and Mr.. Nicols
Monjo, who have charmed Honolulu
dance loving set all winter, are 20 con-
tinue their artistic work andson Tues.
day evening at the Moana Hotel win
give special exhibition
=
New guests arriving by the liner
Venezuela at the Pleasanton include.
C. N. Williams, Seattle, Wash; Mr.
and Mrs Walter Grossly, Mrs. Jas. b.
Wilkinson Philadelphia, Pa; p Diet
rich, San Franciscos CAL: Miss Nettie
Barraclough, Honolulu.
Mrs. Marion Dowsett Worthington
leaves for Maui on the Mauna Kea
this afternoon, after a delightful
month as the house-guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Dowsett. Many very
charming affairs have been given in
honor of this popular Honoiulan.
. .
Miss Kate Williams will be de-
parting passenger on the Niagara,
leaving next Tuesday. Miss Williams
has been q great social favorite dur
ing her stay here and leaves Honolulu
very reluctantly but promises her
friends that she will be back next
winter.
Miss Lillian Rothenberg OF San
Francisco is enjoying pleasant va.
cation In Honolulu and has been the
guest Of honor OF a number of lun-
cheons and dinners the past week.
Miss Rothenberg is charmed with Ho.
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EASTER CARDS
At PA7TEN'S

Easter eggs. baskets, greeting cards
and wide variety OF other seasonal
novelties for sale now at Patterns.
successor to Arleigh & Co., Hotel
street.-Adv. s ~ 3 .-...'s
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Photographic materials are needed
In Spain.
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Maj. Horace D. Bloombergh Of
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Ughtfoot are
receiving the good wishes Of their
large circle of friends. A small son.
who came Wednesday morning. is the
cause of this rejoicing.
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Mrs. Frank Il. Keller has been en-
j0ylng 3 week ct Schofield as the
guest Of Capt. and Mrs. John D. Bur
nett.
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SNO Safota.

Tra to til tire CONNER Sne, Ser
melotes oen 24oe, at ben belle Strpf-
nina ira @beroeen eitoper til Smir
groofs bar opffet meo Sne | en- Gpb-
oe ira to til ire CONNER, mems Sne-
en- iremoeles falot / tptte Gag. 5
Strpget mcllem Sanles &iper Tallep
% Mi5lpllriflooen bar finn nle9et IL
oct aorn iaaet.
Eierre huber iinc Gefrnter. Siercs
Ssiifole bopoe lioite Manoag balu
Sribag for at 9ipe gleperne Inleo-
ming til at Delta / afifeosfeItligbeoer,
Scr gapcs for Crit Sacobion % 60
min Guapnes, iom Ga reiIte til gber-
occn for at lutte iiG til ell Wheeling
Hcfrutcr. 6llgo slllenlan, Gurl @n.
fer o. alireo Sapnes, Ser alie bar iii
Stem / Ticrre, men iom M Itltoerer
peo Stotsl,nioeriitetet / Sermtllton,
bill iplgc efter iroen faa Gage.
Sar upfmnoet ariss."Sanf." Sap.
tein ". u. Gois al Belle Sourcbe
bar opfunoet Ell let pansret Mtotor-
pogn eller "Sanf," Der er blet antat
til 9rug / De 6orenebe StuterS Ir-
me. &ongreamano Sarrp 8anop
par tiIiteoe pco DC Ereuer, lom an'til-
leoeS meo bet me Woropaaben. Hois
bar ier peo Here NlnleOninger gjort
ii0 bemerfet. Set iortplleS laaleoes
ON ham, at ban Is Iar gammel REQ
poa i'm @icptle ira Siour Sails til
Sttluntcrbapsfpiten for at buerpe Jig i
6Ioabcn, og fort eiter Den M paa'
a~oaenoe arias llobrlro Iolate ban Ell
@onlbc, lpcciclt berc9llct til Srug
MOB DC tpifc 3eppcliuerc, til ben iran.
lie Hcgicrin9. Sclp bar hon N fort
Sio ocltot / oct brittle Slppctorps
Sranfrig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-27
Wontana.
@Groiinlbt 2nnb tilfalocr Statcn

SUEptIHlpt $uup ib'uipSt SAuASu.
Sielqe telegram ira @aihin9ton bar
en- SeieiteretSfienoelie aipet Wonta-
ia %Gienoomsret iii enocl omItriot
Sfolelano, Scr bar Ell %Groi al 10
Dill. Collars.
gil sipre 5ories mco ysnncr.
Chris Seuien, Sarn1er peo Foplar,
pil iaar tilioa so NcreS meo Bonner
(9toup @caus). Scttc or oct IerItc
iterre Soripa pao bette Smraaoc /
oeunc Gel al Stoten.
Suroifirip / Bite. ct SoroitirIu
neo en- itarp. fortuarig &pItclle iel.
res iioitc Scnoaa / Butte. Get fla'
oet / aomle SrTbpeniuger % aieffcn'
tei flirret paa %Gggen. Steoene
merfcbcS paa DC ileite Steoer / Slip
~pcbergene.
Nrrcitcrct ium Spiin. Ole Sacob'
ion er / Sipingiton blct arrclterei
lom miStGnft Tor at pGre Spion,
MiStaufen liaeS paft ueo et Ipertis'
iemeut. bpori Sacobipn %annoocoeS
on at inoiinbe iig hos lin Sonte.
Mrs. %ohn Noulonb. Sooner Earf.
Chicago, Tor at mobia $4,000. ION
CT Snfel 9auoe cItcrlaot ganl. Iuer'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-27

6r bel iurbercbt. Iels SoIlom,
Der ofte bar ppret nppnt ionl
Sooples Eotetfonge, bar / lit Eager
bus 300 9l. Toteter, Der uoeluf.
fenoe lfal bru9es lom Spb. 6olionl
bar pGret buot $3.50 pr. gii. for Dis
ic Eoteter; men ban bar life billet
iGlge Ell ~elteite Eecf, isr Gotetplatt-
ningen er forbi. 9an ogter iaar at
bepIante 275 gcres meb Eoteter.
Ganitp bar aunferenfe / Sarge.
Stotens Societp OF Gqititp boloer
oeltne llge Ell aonierence / Sarge Tor
at iorbonole Spsrgsmoalet ON, hpor.
leoes Sarmerne ianr fan bringe oct
iterit mtlige llobptte no al lin Soro,
% iipr bporleoes ben nsopcnoige So
pitol ifal tilpeiebringes. Ter er al
fpnbige Solf gjort Den EaaItollo, at
Hortb Iafotas Sormere trpnger .
Willioner Collars Tor at oriuc Sorb-
brltget poa Den melt pirfningaiulbe
Waobc.
Wnngc Hefrnter / Sarge. s Sar.
90 iotteS iibite Wonong en- mn Tcforo
/ Intal al Hefrlltcr, ibet Der ben Gag
melotc iig 33 lrge Mpno til arias-
tieneiten. &c fleitc bar BOG ira ON.
egrens Sniaobper, og Oct fortGlles
iaaIeoes, at Der ira Sattor, Heo Hip-
cr 0alenS "norifcitc @p," anfom ipu
Gutter fra Spiifolens eperite alasie.
0isIc Satton.Hcfrllters 9topne cr:
SbomoS &. Sormun, Carl 5eic, III.
Woritruo, Wurion gricfipn, Serbcrt
GoitelIo, Sincent Champion % @ar.
pin Slion.
SuIpitalsbeItprerc organizers. He=
prGI entanter Tor 10 Soipitaler lnoen
Staten nlpote Manoag / Sarge og
or9aniierte "Soipital slsiociation Of
Hortb Tofota." Nile andre Solpi-
taller / Stateit pentes inben fort Sib
at lutte Jig oertil. Com YrGiioent
for Den me Organization palgtes
Eaul 81. &if al Sarge; ierite Sice-
prGiioent Tait. s. Z. Hunspolo,
Nortbipooo; onoen &iceprpiioent
WfiIs Nnnu Roberts, aenmare; &C.
fretGr og &aSi ercr Iioa Sailgbcrg,
Sanlestonn.
Npt %eiipitem planlGgses. Stu
tens Snnoeueisfommisiion bar unoer
lit ipritc Nieoe / 9ismarcf goofienbt
Ell Elan mco 1,72t Wtil 2anoepeie al
iprite aIosie og 2,037 Ytil al anoen
alasie, bporpeo Sorbinbelie pil bli
giort meo npiten buert eneite Gountp
/ Den peitlige Gel al Staten. Ssrite
&lasie inbbeiatter Teo Grail, @on-
beriono Grail Wirioion, @reat
Elains, Ibcrbeen og Grosbp-gSilli.
iton- Gicfinio tTeeoer iantt yellow-
itone SrailS, mems Seie al onoen
alasic oil tiene iom "SeeoerS" ior DC
.forite og gipe ollie Gourltper let Ib.
gang til Sc melt brltgte gllfarpeie. DC
pi9tiaIte Sammenfnptningspuntter
for Staters &eiipitem blir @ranO
Sorts, Sarge, SameStopn, Wanoan,
9icfinion, @illiitou, Winot, Hugbp,
2eeos, Sepils 2afe cg Garrin9ton,
mems 9ismarcf blir at betragte lom
Sopeocentrum for Dem ollie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-27

~tisiementet bar inoleperet til slpiicr
| S%ipinglton al Ell 5reoericf Sanion,
lom ltrar efter reiite eitoper. Eoli.
tiet tror, at Ipertis Iementet par ct
3iffertelegram, iom paa benne Noo-
De brogtes barn. Won ipnes forreiten
of fro, of ban life er norif, iom Iap-
net ifuloe antpoe. Socob'on bar TO-
relebig legtet at gipe nprlitere 5or-
flaringer.
Nrbeibc paa @anelinjc bespnbt.
acknowledgements Sinic inc til @in.
nett pil bli anlagt iaa burtig iom
mntlig, ibet S~ngenierer bar faoet Or
ore til at oripe Mrbcibet meo melt
mulia Strait. Materialier for Den
me 2inie er allerebe anfomntct til
@rais Hangc.
getaler fur bpi Hentc. Statens
Sonf Graminer Wagraiu bar erfl9.
ret, at euoel al DC minorc Sanfforret-
ninger / oct eitlige Wontana betoler
Ell beicrc Gente paa Snolfuo, cno filnO
Sorrctning bIcnller, % at mere enc
6 Erocent paa Snolfuosbepis life
goofienbes, Ger er nogle fao 9on-
fer, Der betaler 7 OF s Trocent Hente,
mems Der bar Ell, iom enoog bctaltc
10 Erocent.
Salna eli Sfilsmisicarmno. SEQ
Hetten / Butte llbluftes / oisie Gage
DC mango Sorpiflinger, Der bar OBJ
itaact mellem g%gtefolfene Sobn %
San Vfc0tlrcbp, og iom Ell al be
pegtigite Sfilsmisiegrlnoe nppntes
Ell Scot, Iom life al begge Siber om-
iatteoes meo lige itor aiGrligbeo og
Smbu. Zen ulpffelige Suitru for
tolte 9omnleren, at Wtanbens itore
Smiorg for aotten Dor / bsieite @rao
irriterenoc og oannet @runolaget til
Den belle Glenoigbeo.