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Evening journal., 1917-06-08
BY MRS. ANTOINETTE FUNK
Nlce-Chairman OF the Womans Lib
erty Loan Committee.
Written Tor The United Press.


WASHINGTON, June S.-Since the
Government has called upon the wo-
men to give their sons for Our Coun-
try's Life, the Woman's Loan Commit
tee dares to call upon them to HELM
supply the money to sustain those
sons
The purpose of the Liberty Loan is
10 give funds to the Government so
that Il can conduct this war for Lib
erty and Democracy in an efficient
manner. The quicker this money Is
supplied. the quicker will come the
end of the war with its consequent
saving Of human life. Tho denomia.
tlons OF the bonds are as low as $50
and The paymhts are easy. A sub
scriber can pay cash II she wants
TO, but she does not have to. A Lib
erty Bond should be in every home.
Because so far we have been remote
from the scene OF war. we are in
clined. like the foolish ostrich. 10 hide
our heads in the sand not realizing
not believing closing our eyes 10 the
actual threats OF danger that are here
No man liveth TO himself alone and
the time is here when no nation liveth
10 itself alone We are bound up in
organizing in the Lords in an effort
TO defeat and postpone a final deter
mination until after the war.
Evening journal., 1917-06-08
Trench tales
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
LONDON. June Sat Lagnlcourt,"
said a wounded Australian, "the Ger
mans charged in seven lines. God
knows how long we went on killing
them. It was buttends and bombs
and anything else that came handy
After a bit, Fritz lost his head and
began to squeal. To show what they're
like, I killed one who had one hand
above his head and the other working
a machine gun, and he was shouting,
'Kamerad' all the time. We wrecked
four divisions that day"
Evening journal., 1917-06-08
Honeymoon Spent in Jail Brings Suit

moon. II they get it--and If Lionel
isn't selected too soon for military
seryice-there will be another and
vastly dieffrent hopeymooE.
Evening journal., 1917-06-08
NOTICES
NOTICES

Wilmington 1917.
for the purpo
July, D 1917 endnsI the trhe'h day
EIGHTY HUNDRED
ssls
next asa T FIVE H1SDREp TwFS TyFoGR TousRSD SIX HuSDRBED B
4ND TWENTY THREE CENTS sfo5o.a55 ~ +'N ~
and school IS
CRY PURPosEs rat
sSH8SH sSH8S BgRgS3E BSRES5ES s rate S & i:
TOTAL ....., .......... ss259so25
Receipts from other sources 524659.Is
RECEIPTS . . s...... ......... 81 Ss4Il4.as
,., , , =, o. c, .,f OTHER NE SOURCES ~, -,
80.
Department ..... 5000 90
Municipal 80. .,....... 100000
........ o.
q: :......
re OF
o .
on Inspector '........ ........ 2soo.oo
Miscellaneous .,................ ... essi6.sS
COMMITTEES would
spss % upon S pulpo.s P ''' the city
G. DRAPER
CHARLES SMITH
49, o,,r. = .-,,,,ov. -, =, i. -. -, Finance
Evening journal., 1917-06-08
NOTICES
NOTICES

A TYpFvsFs
JULY A. AND ENDING
az IT ORDAINED BY .srIEC COUNCIL OF wlIMINGToN,
o yFOrR
FOURTEEN
OF and endn
A. sand
. e. 80 .
O
o . ..
oard OF par
Boardo Of Pol
oard OF sea
az Of .
Board OF
Cremato
part O.
miscellaneous 1000 90
Court
Commfte
sion Fund
....
Tax on
' iiss Aiofy. ............ 2ae25 90
.~- sIssAIlGse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
KNITTERS ORGANIZED
NORTH taroiinu tssurintio rrcpa rim :.
to Invade the Latin Countries with
southern Made Goods.

CHARLOTTE. y. g.. March 3l.-Thc
North Carolina knittcrs' Association.
which has recently bccn organized for
the development of tho Southern knit
goods industry. and especially for the
development Of trad in South Antoricn.
has established its headquarters ~ this
:ity. Trade conditions IN knit goods
hay" been greatly disturbed by tho
European war. and IL is believed that
only Intelligent effort is REQUIRED To
'nntinu" and 10 enlarge tho demand for
KNIT goods from tho Latin rountri,;
south OF til" United States \orth
Carolina Is fourth among tho States in
The production Of knit products. and
American manufacturers are NOW pro-
ducinS moro than the home ,icuaud
oficcrS of the new organization nr,
IS follows: g. Mel. Carr. presidon,
Durham; j. +. Taylor. vicc-nrosid.n,
hlnsi"n: Harry Dalton. srrrct,ry-
treasurer. Charlotte, executive. commit
i"". y. l. Patterson. Alb"iuurI-. / T..
cannon. concord; = T. t;addy. Newton.
y. III. Whitcsid"s, Burlington: ! IL
adams. lli@h Point. * : Tanner
Ruth"rf"rdt' L. II Haynes H. win.
ston Salem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
SMALL TOBACCO SALES
IN VIRGINIA MARKETS
Activity Cont to End OF Season
in Both Bright and
Dark Maus.
RICHMOND SALES UNEXPECTED
DanviIlc's Record for Season to Date
Is Less Tobacco and More Money.
I.ynchburg Pctcring Out-Farm-
vile Has Small Offerings.

The leaf tobacco market WAS more
active last week than the Richmond
warchouscmcn and buyers expected ii
would he. In the first plac. the r.
ccipts were somewhat larger than en-
pcctcd. being about 100000 pounds la
the second place the quality Of th.
goods. both cured and trc-curc,
was better than looked for Some good
crops that farmers had been able to
hold hack fonud their way TO tho ware
nous" noors. aud they were not on the
barn scrapinS" aud faG end order Of
many Of TIA" goods that hav" been
marketed III Inc last few weeks The
result Was that the market Was very
active, the buyers doing good strong
bidding and the prices WEI" as good
as an! paid since tie HOLIDAYS The
SUn-curcd goods scored an average ~
81, pyr hundred pounds and tho fire
"urcd goods. of which about Iu.,"g
pounds were offered. brought from -
- 81" per hundred.
The warehouses will have small auc-
tiou sales on Tuesday and Friday Of
this week, and II is possible that tho
,Tc:ln:s OH these days Will hc as large
dS they We're last week. Tho w.rc-
houses viii formally close the season
on Friday. April -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
BrIcf Items oT Moro or Loss industrial
Kind From All Parts OF
the World.

There arc y 600 moving picture thea :
terS Ill tho United States and about
10000 100000 invested in the business.
III" Inventor OF new rapid printiu :
prints can be made with il from ncEa-
tivcS III q day.
Confidential reports 10 Washington
indicate an early increase Of NOR: than
81 per cent in the price OF olive oil
imported from italy.
The tniicd States leads The world
IN the production Of corn-kuow n
abroad as m.izc~-producinE more than
two. thirds ~ the worlds supply.
The Industry Of making Navajo
blankets la> reached decidedly rcspcc-
table proportions. tho output las; year
being valued 1T over $4,000.
British life Insurance INSTITUTIONS
paid s:,,noo,ooo in war claims FROM TN"
he Stnuiur - the war To last Novcu-
b"r. according to :. g. Warner prrsl
den, ~ tho institute OF actnarics.
\ high school agricultural expert
nncui aud Information bureau, believed
70 hc tho first ever planned IN tho
United States. wiil he in operation nc%
spring aud summer ia Spokane. Wash
IN Ventura County. California, bean
growers arc studying the project I"
conN"'t bean straw into paper II is
said to m.lSc an cxccllcn, fiber. and
III tncsc dsys OF dear paper the indus
Try should do we'll.
The Euroneau record for hauling q
heavily loaded train VAS established
recently upon n Russian railway. a
train Of cars 500 feet long. and car
wing y lo.d ~ a.t@i tons being pulled
- AN american built engine.
The secretary of the National Asso-
alton OF Ice Cream manufacturers
states shat tue United States il 1916
naid sci .Si",oon for ice cream and
consumed "US. 500. 90" gallons New
YORK; consumed r.. 600 .0"o salons
Manila hemp. from which the best
iopc is made. is known in tho I'hiiip-
mines ahaca. Ii Is true hanana
plan, and in appearance closely rcscm :
hles the banana grown III California.
The species is muSa textile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
BRIQUET FUEL MAKING
An InduHfr. Thnr seems 10 nc MsLipr
Rapid strides in tirpiniH and
Elr<., here.

The production OF fuci briqucts IN
the United States in 1915 was 2a5I5s
net tons, valued ~ 3i.4ij.s62 AN In
crease compared With l3'5 Of 73sis
tons, or 80 per cent, IN quantity, and
340a.9t6. or 40 per cent In value. Tho
production in 1915 was tho creates.
recorded, exceeding that ~ l3lt the
previous high record. by tt,J@0 tons
This increase in the production OF
fuel briquets IN 1915 Is attributed by
&C. r. Lesher. OF tho United states
Geological Snrvey. department of the
Interior, 70 the Improvements, in trade
conditions arising from the unu.na,
Sdemand for coal and - q greater
general appreciation - t4. value Of
hriqucta To- use AS household fuel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
>cn.nn.. >nIe> n, Sou,n nm.

SpUTli ilIil.. VA, March 3I.-rh.
leaf t"ticr" uark", has closed for tho
season an OF il' bright weed in this
region grown hy tho farmers last wear
having been sold. Til" farmers arc
busy getting ready for tho 1917 crop,
AND tn" indication. arc that they arc
going ~ for big ono.
The sales on this market for the
l?!I-l. season just closed footed IN
:.siE,fSG pounds which brought tho
sum Of SN32.fh'.3''. an average Of Si7.9>
per hundred pounds This was tho
largest sale aud highest average III tic
his:or! Of the south I'm market The
hichcs, previous average WAS for The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
SPUDS SPRING SURPRISE
Farmers ho HIVE Been Honrdins po-
int""> si"rc Last Fail for High
Prices 'nmc to Gricf
Spcri.l ia TN. T,.

Np""iAl - 'ihc Imc. -p,-pat,h.I
:" N'ltES1bi;, VA, March 3l.-The
fn' crs and others who hay. hccn
hoafiinG ur POTATOES since last ran.
: rcNt'ns :" rrt bag prices have como
+" -it"f - result ~ thousands Of
huSh"ls ot la" tIbers hsiuc thrown
"n inc markets in neiRhborinE cities
~" towns, causing prices 10 tumble
baiE' Quantities or last ycar'e no.
tat"'s arc now sproutins and those
"ho nav" h""n holding them for ne
ur"F that have never been reached vii,
hay" to 60 10 the extra trouble or sort
NlH ~" Spuds and removing Tho
'pr"n's n'f"rc tho" can he sold .. anv
.EdNauttCc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
LAND OF RICH RESOURCES
Z uuatra tdimr~n, to iinc or Win.hrs-
'rr al Western Railroad said to
tnntnin Valuable Timber.
iSroriai to Tho rtmes-pisra,ri.l

Srn"ial to Tho Times pisrijrn1
N'>' llESTl:l:, VA, March :l.-Thc
'NHirr immediately :tdtaccn; IL tho
va IL III" Winchester aud Wcs..l.t
E1i't"ad which * hcing bur: frop,
thiS city 10 Waricnsvillc. Hardy C'oun-
". ". Vat. ~ "n" Of tho richest ia ur-
~ rl"poa r"s"G:,cs in this section ~.
.'"Edit'E I" a statement made Ncs,c:.
l:i% hN William r.. 'oruwcn. president
- 'hc company. while tcStityin- hers
~ condemnation proceedings Mr.
"rn""Il said. among other ihin.:
nat th"ro are over Loo" .o"uo0o feet
4 virgin forest timber ~ the mmcdi-
@'c Vicinity "f the railroad line which.
IL present. with no railroad in that
s'ittiprN represents - dead loss ho-
':'h&" there Is II" NAY /" market IT
'nci' ar" ais" lmm"n." deposits 90,
n"M"'it", = hiGh-grJ,ir vrc. and >:,s,
deposits at other minerals. which mod
tnl} railroad TO place >a,u on tho
market
t'r declared that when tho rcw rail-.
road i III operation. winch il i. H..
- carl! r"At f,l tho rcvpi. IL ,his
cotton WIZ hr enabled /" h,ly .op,
.hc"ncr than u Was before tho prices
hogan I" soar. Great Quantities q;
h3hcHn%A" arc alrcadv hcin,. mined
ana hauled over the mountains to Tho
railroads. a"h shipped To steel n,ants
~ IS expected thui tho Ercatc; rari
81 'hiS pr"', 1T viii he sent 10 Srar
rows f"ntt a''cr tho road is in on
e ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
TOBACCO AND HEMP INIT
FOrciEn Demand. Especially From,
Chinn. Placed Kentucky Farmers

Chinn. Placed Kentucky Farmers
nnd some Others ON Ensy street.
The enormous demand for American
cigarettes aud tobacco that has sprung.
up III China since the product ion ana
Sale OF opium have been prohibited in
trat country. is enabling the tobacco
growers ~ these United States o.
pcciaiiy Kentucky. To realize the high
est prices in history for their cropr
III" past year. according to C. w
Welsh. cashier ur the Farmers Nm
tiona! Bank OF Danviilc. Ky. In !,
letter he SAYS:
"Ali low grades Of tobacco are fullv
ION per cent higher now than they
were year ago aud this big advance
has forced the better grades OF tobacco
UPWARD in price says Mr.. Welsh
Low grade tobacco formerly brough,
the growers from 81 10 s. per hun
ing from ST. To SIG per hundred weight,
"'l'hc tobacco aud hemp crops OF
Kentucky are larger this year than
ever before. and farmers are IN the
hes; financial condition in their his
tory. I'll, fact that exports OF tobacco
and ncmp 10 Europe have been ma
t.riullv curtdilcd hy Gcrmany'S sub
marine activities ln3 not depressed
tho Ir3trhct ia the least. the cnor-
,.ous increase in CONSUMPTION in tho
...n.ritlg ana 1T the orient hi% taken
80 all .: the surplus supplies Oh the
3. .,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
INLAND WATERWAY WORK
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Government Enterprise Frog rcssinr
tinci.-St"r. of How nrlc SRms
N10nc! Is BEING Well spent.

4 W Fit'nS 10 tl' MaNhi5ci urcrS Zee
ord T.. l.. Lyon. assistant cu.incc, in
! charge ~ the government work on tho
inland waterway fr"u NoyfulE Ia I:cau.
! fort Inlet. y. g. gives IN Interesting
account Of the present status Of that
importan: wutl,. lie tells rs TIA, u
depth Of ton feet Viii h"cunlc arailahl,
ton navigation during the prcscu; cal
/ cndar year ca I'll" part of tho route
which lies between Eorf"ik and Aibr-
mari" Sound. aud ~ a naNi.able dcptf,
Of ten feet NOW exists from .\lbciuarl.
Sound through truatau aud pamlicu
Sounds. Mouse River and tho Adams
+ Creek waterway to Ecaurort Inlet AN
inside route of not less than this dcptI,
/ viii then he available from Noriull<
/ I" i:cautort Inlet.
Continuing. Mr.. Lyon saws.
The existing project for an inland
waterway from Norfolk. Va. TO Beau
fort Inlet. y. e.. MAS adopted by con-
gross in l"l". and provides for "A wa
; tcrwaN twelve feet deep at mean low
water with bottom widths OF ninety
MIN" to 900 feet ut au estimated cost
Of S5.'oo,ooo. The adopted route FOL
lows tn" rout" OF tho Albcuarlc aud
chesapeake Canal to Albcuarlc Sound
thence crosses Alhomarlc Sound to TIA.
Alligator River and follows the \lli-
: gator River upstream to :, point nhou,
twenty -hvc miles abou; it's mouth
whcI" a cut is To hc made across land
I" u point on til. westerly end OF Fam
lie" Sound. From I'tmlico Sound the
route follows Ncusc River AMI tn.
present adams creek waterway 10
Beaufort Inlet. y. 4.
Up TO the present time Congress
has appropriated $500 900 fur this inv
nrorcmcnt. Tic .Nlbcnarlc and Chr:sa-
i"eHko Canal was purchased in lsi: 1T
= cost of $500, oon. Dredging to a dcnih
T,1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Another ono for Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE. y. q. Marra :: The
h"ri"'t" knitting c"mp"rv has been
chartered her" with Sl2j.uop cApital
~" company already has secured !,
Suii.,hi" building aud VIII have To con-
"iri"t only u dNc house and boiler
~h'd'. Tho nachiucr! for KNITTING
t"o" Las been provided ANA viii lie
installed in Il short while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Gold Mining In Hcnr. Count..

SPENCER VA. March 3i,-l H.
Taylor & 60 Of MaI-,insNilic. HAY" &C.
uuired $50 acres "f land near here.
which i believed TO be rich in gold
orc. and al" now purchasing the nc"cs-
SurN machinery. ctc,. with tho view
Of dev"lopinI these gold mines dur
Ing thtS year. For the present tho
company has Headquarters In Martins
Nillc. but Viii establish their Offices
here IN the near future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Whole Count. Tor Good nona..

TTNWI.IN. ", w. NHrrh 3l.--.It IS
proposed to issue ~ an early date Lin :
colin County bonds 10 tho amount of
$s.5,oop FOR road construction in this
county. Lincoln County already has
many miles 81 twentieth century roads
and the pcoplc. having gotten n tHst,
OF their advantages, do not propose to
rest satisfied until tho same kind of
highways pcrmcatc the whole county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
t"mpan. Organized n, Eiicrhc.

ET.TFEFE. \. 9. NNrrh 3l.--TNc III
icrbc Nn'ttin" Mills Htrh inr"ri,or.
Ai"d with s-".noo capital stock 10 ,u.,!i-
ui"cturr hosiery here. has boon organ
I"cd with ". l.. Howard. .s ujo- idcnt
- Il. tarlow. vice president; aud T. Il.
Bennett. secretary tr"aSur.r Tn. conn
rhnN VIII erect a factory "G brick con-
Struc'ion and get I" wort. bcfoo, the
fan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
crop Of 1913. which WAS SiG.6i per
hundred
Fnrm.iiic Market Closing strong.

FAltMNiLLE. VA. March 3I.-rhc
receipts Of looS. leaf tobacco this week
We're very small. but there has boon
no tagging III ia" activity Of tn" buy
"rs when they could find anything 10
bid on. The high prices OF the early
season have bccu maintained all the
time. and in its dying days for tho
season OF l9lG-'l1 I'll" market is just
as strong AS at amy time since Sep
TENDER last.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Lumber Manufacturing ut su,o,h.

y FFbI.k, w. Marrh II = Tic Nrmc
NinnfactnrinE Company. RECENTLY m
1orporatcd here With i;5.ouu r:,pital
propose to get down to business ON 3,
i;'rSc sale right away. ". t. Green.
til" president Of tho c"mu.tny. an
nouncca that his c"mpsuy has con-
uartcd for TIL" building "f big plan-
M MA for the purr"s" Of 'nuufac-
in'rn" iGmhcr. Tho plant viii bc
irisi,r,' HuL in operation in :, ,;,ort
while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
.nstonin'. N.,yr., u,x win

thousand pounds OF cotton warn viii ho
inc dali% capaci'y OF the A ~ Srnyr,
manufacturing Companys mills. This
company was !ncorrora,ed IN january
last With 'too.c0o capital stock. Fred
J.. Sm@r" !" the president and general
manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
.R|CH DEVELOPMENT UP
IN WESTERN CAROLINA
Railway Opcninr
Up Country That WIS Heretofore
Considered Behind the Times.
OLD COPPER NINE AT WORK
Getting Extract Woods aud Pulp Ma
terfal on large Scale-Pcoplc
Looking for Greater Railway Ea-
" ciiltfcS-Opens Up Fine Country.

- u ""'
~
. - "S "ti'es inter-
es'inEE OF numerous new industrial
developments in portions Of Western
North Carolina M, hor,,,,ao
:" - '''"s '"'"e' "ehih"
''"es' u any Paf' o. the old North
state is behind the times. lie writes
that what mas be an imnor,ap, 40.
>..,on,
J.. ~
:" -'she county. "herc = newly formed
company has taken over the orc Knob
copper mine. ION mics ,ro,, s,,i,h
nor, .,.,,
-" 'o''''''
eau' "r"hrh 81 inc Norfolk and
western. which extends entirely
through Ashc. The mine w,s .na,-
doncd oro,,
nor ,-;. , 49, ~
er,r ha,on IVY prop
mon !, ,o. ,'H you 's''''' anu
80 &c" '"Neh' Win
tober The same comp,ny Ia. o,,.
arrangements of The same character
regarding the Miller orc bed, adjoin-
Ing 1t, and IS now sinking test shat,
thcre. The company has scvcnty-nvc
wagons employed hauling To West lief
fcrson the orc which had been taken
out OF the shafts for some time before
INC abandonment of the work.
ts This mine was begun by til. CLAY
tons IN 1919. and tho ore WAS then
nauied In wagons TO Marion. Va. There
are three shafts on the ore Knob
property with depth OF about $50
Ieet' ana the water which has nl'ed
tnese is being pumped out by two en-
zines. all the machinery being new
the ola equipment having been hauled
III i!"' \ new shaft iS being
PUNK III 'he Gre Knob bed. Enough
gre Ia pens hauied TO West jefferson
70 load three cars day. rho ore is
oeins shippcd 10 a smcltcr III Ne" Jcr-
seE. r. !. Earle & Sons. Of New York
'nc capitalists planning this de-
Seiopment IL is stated that il tho
ore from the rcopcncd shafts proves
TO he OF good assay. tho company viii
build railway TO tho mine from
.Smithpor'
iIMMENsE I.rNpIu y, .<.r.
EXTRACT Avn p,sIr ynnn
In ,ns .ai
A.be w,,,wr "'H
I.un,ho- ,-o roFk
are ,ho u.h,,i - ""''n
,o,. .,.., .n - ''''"'' h'Ii
.,. nay an" ny
foot ,he onor.,; '','''
,o,,. ~ ci''''"'''
,, - ~ a""ihah'
The companv - n,,in w..
oak and chestnut tin,h,r ,,, =;
ting out what is known as "c>trac,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
olldifdbaren
mart frroio.

sra Scattlc. Yah, bcrcttUs. Of
8iaium Z. Goes. 6ormnno / Vic
ifnicrn6aucn, iom ~iornuliG nntom
ocrtil pau @lcurcmrciic sItoocr
hauoc iortalt. at Sen Isritc rcdlt
lprc1 oqticncitc pon ocu sitIlac Del
al Gloifnboucu nil bli lat iloHG
til Sonmtrcu. |ao @ruu> a. Sc
uuuifcLiQc Nrbeioaiorboloc. Ion CT
en- TslQc al ariacu. uur Scr mut
lot, iaNoc han. ut 'oitirttc uogri
bcitrmt Sto FOR 6%nlOisrcIicu n
Hc0icrjugabnueu ira Scworo til
Tairbauf9. men at Arbcioct ialialO
tunOc iigea at pare mere cH0 hdIp.
Iprblgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
ct epentvrli9
~Soreta9cnec.

at DEBORAH. la. on Nov. 20. as required by
act Of Congress Of oct. o, 1911
@aibingtou. 220c Hop.: Ola
oct "lofio Dtoinidi" to1cr, ! I'll
ipIOc al az Sopou ifuloc bcIIlttc
liz iii ct tagc Ell aftiu Gel / Sri.
acr, Sroct for. iom ct Vtcoitpttc
iii ocu @coriit. iom uoiortc2 AZ
@crqbia Sban, Der / oct l3oc
Narbun0rcoc gicuucm HIicn ldlOt
mo / europa, al morldcrc cl 10.
panciiif Arnrc pao 5.0OO,OOO Y!ono
oicuncm Sibirien. Nluoct citcrcr
Ct lclc0ram ira Fctrolra0 ON. At
Ccnerol Alericp. oen tl0lidcrc Ghc'
FOR Sen rllsiiife @cncralitob ltal
haze uotult ocu Sro. at ,&npun NJ.
mobiliicrc, % at Oct oil tie pnd
Rnslanos H%cfoiuinN.
Spis Ruslano ifuloe lutte Ell
Iprifilot 6rco, clcr piicr 10 ltoc
or Stano til at iortiGttc aumpcn
moo ocn iGllcS Gicn0c, nil, 'tripcr
@laoet. Sc allicrcor gtugtcr multi.
GER, fommc iii ocr aoufluiiou, at
Ser life gipes nogen anOcn llouel.
cno at laoe Sopan inota9e Hu3'
lambs Tlabs poo Slngirortcrnc
moo Spiflano os 2itcrriac / Sct
eitliac ariastbeotcr.
&c o1icreoc Wodtcr IuneS.
SiliPlbc al at RuSlnno iuIoer
iuloitpubig / Stnffer. at suifc. al
rcta Tlabs irbtngrs al en- inpnuc.
Tiff SGr. GuSlauo bar. cller hou.
&c ialiolo. 100000 Nouo unocr
1anbcu. bporai ca. 100000 be.
iouot iig poa Giiirontcn, operior
5nifcrre % 2lterrigernc. Ct I'll
iporenoe Intal Soloaier mao Der.
FOR ienSes ira Sapan. Sigeleoe;
mao Der icnbe$ arigSmateriel iaa
rcllom Iaaben. Ictte nil bli er
pplbia Spaaue. Get uiloe bIi lang'
~lcttere at m~arid)ere berira iii Gu
ropa enc at benptte Den Thrift,
Sane.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
en- llSaao Oetectip.


True translation uled with the postmaster
al DEBORAH. la. on Nov. 20. as required by
act 81 Congress Of Oct. Il, 1917.
Woutrcol, Sau., ocu 2Ooe Non,
nj Sen @runo at set or ! SanoetS
Sntercie. at Seonaro Scott 6er-
micf herui Spcn iortiUtter Ut gr-
belize paa en- Anti l~lpaGoSoprn'
Belle, bar MISUNDERSTANDING
iritoget ham FOR NilitGrticnciie,
6eupicfS Spiinhelic trocS az vi.
b~enifabmpnS al pile lepere en-
9sSning paa ll.SaaoprpbIemet %ee
Sirlp al oenre SslinoeIlc tan
NQruGrcIien al en- lliSerpaglsS
taao t~onitatcreS iioerior eli &a'
rims paa Here YsiI % ScnS SepG-
! ueller islgcs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
Cobmnno @if tar Mfifco.
6uperncr ~foretrUffer
Kriostienelten

AT DEBORAH. Ia. on Nov. 26. as required by
act Of Congress of Oct. q. 1917.
9incoln, Hcbr., ocu 22bc Roo.:
@upcrnpr &citb gtcpiac bar ioaG
iublepcret lin Aiifcosouisgnin1
unocr bert NoruolRtulug % poa
ocn @ctiugcIie, at zoe Sulontcri,
regiment al NcbraitoS Natioani.
gnrbe afeeptcrea % inoIcmneS !
Sen ~is0crolc Iieneite Sipernsr
Ncpiuc err Sberit o. 9hfi icr bette
Hcgiment. t-. s7 ~