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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21

9Imneifi ior nlle politiife og reli-
gieie 5orieelier, ontiattenoe Serre-
riitafter % milit9re % agrariife
6orieelier.
2. IaIe. og Yre8iefribeO Sri
beo til at 0nnne gfIlioncer, little
5oreninger og gre Strife, meo
llopioelie al oi5ie 5ribeoer til mi
litu1e gmbeosmpno inoen ior oe
@rGnier, iom D}iliteroeienet i9t-
ter.
3. 9lfifafieIie al ale iociale,
reIiaisie oa rationale 5noifrenf.
ninger.
/ 5trafs at begpnoe 5or6ere.
Oelie til SnmmenfaloeIie af Ell fon-
ititlttionel 6oriomIing, baieret paa
alminoelig Stemmeret, iom oil
etabIere Den npe 9iegeringSiorm.
.. ,S1oigrelle al Ell Rational-
milits. bpis Sdefer ifal oeIees al
og 0are anionrlige ior 9egerin.
gen.
6. aomnnmaIe 9alg, baieret paa
olmin6elig Stemmeret
7. Iropperne, iom oelto9 Den
repollltion9re 8eDGgelie, oil life
bliOe iiernet ira, men forbIiOe i
Fetrograo
S. 0leoens thrift nrilitpr 8iicip.
lin pil blioe b9noet oper for
Sropper ATTN Gieneite. er oct
snifeligt al oiitdfie olle 5nOifr9nf.
ringer ior Soloater til Qpoelie
al ioriale glettiobeoer, iom tiIitaas
ADORE 8oFgere.
Gen pro0iioriife 9iegerina On
fer at tilieie. at ben life snifer
at bragg f5oroel al ari9sontit9n.
oigbcoerne til at uoiette 9irte'
liggerelien al sc opennponte 6or.
5olosreeIer
8 Ssnoags oiicntlig9ioroes ct
Dianiieit ira Oen rtsiiife aiiatte
aeiier, boori ban iraiiger Jig Ero.
nen or 6aaoe lit eget og Sennens
9eofonmenoe. Dlen oct er perO
at Iegge 0lGrfe til, at ban lGg.
ger 5noreImosiino ior 0ogen, ioet
ban formaner SoIoaterne til at
fenlpe troiait og tappert ior at
Ieire og illtter meO Oroene: o@uo
ucliilne 9tuslauol"
9ieeiaa melotes Der Senoags,
at aeiierens 9roOer, Storiprit Wli'
6ael bar uOtnlt, at ban oil tage
| limoo 8ronen men fun paa ben BE
tingelie, At Solicit oeO et almin-
Oeligt Bag tilfenOegiuer, at oct
6nffer 6am til gfegent.
5 Dianoags melOtes ira Betro-
arao. at groiesior 9qll u. 0iiIu.
foil oen me ll0enrigsminilter,
bolot aouierence meo oiplomattlfe
3epruicntanter ior 9tislanos ulIi'
crcoe. Roget al oct ierite ban Ior
gorigt ioretog iig, par at notiiicere
oe rnsiiife oiplouiatiife 9iepreieH'
tanter llolanOet, at 9inslano ltaar
enigt Znifet ON at notrnrpe
arigen meo bets alliereoe, og at
6ets GSortipt at iortiGtte aanpen
til Sejren DinOes. er itprfere EMO
nosen Sinoe.
9igeiaa meoOeItes, at 9eren !
5elten bar ienot Den efterretnIng,
at Dieloingen onL at aeIieren bao'
DC nb0iceret, bar bleoen flloofa8el
meo 9egeiitring 90 1ilrreosbeo
Der er mootnget Dieobelelle IRA
ppIentlig ale &ommanoerer ON
0eres Stette, bpao StdbSihei Se'
neral 0litacI 9llerieff paa iSor'
6oano bapoe earanteret.
Oleoens BET iises, at 9illeoer al
aeiieriamiliens iremmeite DteolenI-
mer, Der isr iaas paa g9ggene !
nGiten allie HeeeringSbpgning MI
er ijernet, inres ielpe 0icolemmerne
al aeiierfamiIien at pGre bebanolet
1enipnsiiilot
Gn 0leloing oper 9onOon I @aar
loo pua, at Storiprit lifolmIs al
Iiaeuel life bliper Soueofomman'
6sr ooer Den rlsliife Spr. Den npe
@egering bar iuuoet oct neopenoIst
at uourpne en- ,8enernli6linio",
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-03-21
rs XlnrQ


CATION bar offentliggiort en- geneg-
teIie al oct oiot uobreote ,Sorlp-
oenOe on, at Song &onitantin al
@rgfenlano mootager en- Gel al
lin 9lppanage ira SSranfrig og
@nglan0. grflpringen Tiger, at
6ranfri9 o9 gn9lan0 baboe froIagt
Jig ll0betaling al Yeuge, De bapoe
til @o0e paa gr9if @9l0 til s5or.
oel ior aiog0e Song georg ion per.
Ionlig @nolument.
Gen fineiiife gntionaliorIam-
ling beilutter gruo meO 8DIflano.
45efine, 49, 0tarts. Sent SgnOag
9lften peOtog Senatet me0 t52 MOB
| 81 Stemmer at afbrpoe oen oipIo-
matilfe 6orbinoelie meo 8piflan0.
Set oentes, at 9fegeringeu ofl be-
bnnOle lSagen Oianoag
Frentierntinilter Guam @bi=Sui
neo belle AominiItrationen meote
Sl1et o9 Senatet og meooelte, at
I9lOminiltrationen og 9reiioenten
bnDOe beiluttet, at Selma ifitloe al.
6rDoe 0en 0iplomatiife 6or6inoel-
ie meo 3DIflano.
England an9ribes after ira 2uf-
ten. 2onOon II. Dtarts. Ger bleD
Il 9tites foreta9et ct 2uftangreb paa
De sitre GountDer @nglano, og bet
bar / julio @ang Seat, beooer oct en-
ofiiciel 9eretnine, iom blep ienot
u0 &l. 1890 / 3at. Der bleo fa-
itet Bomber neo Sent. Den off
cielle 9eretning lDoer ioaleoes:
u5ienotliee 2itftIfibe angreb De
iposItre Goilntper / 9tftes. Der ia.
iteoe Bomber neo paa Sent Count
tp. 9(ngrebet er enonu htlo @ang.
Der bill blibe uoienot mere Oplps.
ninger."
Sernano 9obori oeo. Goris, 10.
0nrtS 2lopofat 6ernono 9abori,
Der bar aoptain 9(lfre0 9repius'
sSoribarer, opoe @nar efter l9n-
gere Ei0s Sp9oont.
2oboris 9fapn blep peroenSbe-
remt iom 5gI9e al bans OptruOen
/ 0repiu89Sogen i 90-erne. 5 5or-
binoelie meo oenne Sag noferte ban
ct iortrinligt 9lrbeioe til 6oroel for
emile 3ola, oa 3ola bleu anflo8et
for 9aeoaifelie al ben iranife gre-
iioent og Den franIfe 9lrme utoer
lit 6orionr for Drepius.
9abori Dor osiaa 01me Gaillaur'
lSoriparer 0an par fe0t 9feims
1860.
De ironife BLADES Sun paa ben
rusiiife Heoohltion. Baris, II.
Marts. 5tep6en 8icbon Ifriper
Betit Sournal: nSanmenietnin-
gen al oen uoe9te9erine brinaer De
Diagter, iom thar ianmen Sri.
sen moo 3pifiauo, nb Stgrfe
9etite Gepublique ifrioer: oltoen
lioeirem at 6rDoe oe 6ellige Graoi.
tioner aabner Den me 9Gra 9inS-
lano / oetS Stamp MOB tDif9arbari
5rcmtiosltoiioter, Der bill fOloe os
iSranifmpn6 meo Soob."
9lrtbur W1eDer peger @alllois
pao, at G8aren bnpoe Mo0 til at be-
|iri Siuslano ira uDrttfenifabens
SorbanOelier, iom enoml forgifter
5ranfrie."
EEroteiter til England. @dIbing'
ton, .. g., 10. Marts. SoIIano bor
proteiteret til oen brittife giegering
moo Silbageboloelien brittle
Sapne al Here emo ct Dliin bol-
lonoife Darnpifibe, Der er laltet
meo 9eonetsmioler og andre gnrer
til 6en bollnnoife 9egering. Sti-
benc er fragtet al Jiegeringen. ysog-
le al Dem ifal p9re blcoet bolot
tilboge Gnglono ooer icfs llaer.
Gbile proteltercr. Santiago, Gbi.'
le, IS. Narts Gbiles Miniiter
9onoon bar foaet Orore til at neo'
lugac en- energiif Froteit mob bri-
Itiife argsifi6es arallfclic al Gai.
les gleutralitet Brittle arDoirre
hor fierupt tnifp 1ln0erlontfer ira
Newark post., 1917-08-22
GLASGOW

Mr.. William Higgins spent Sat
urday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Reuben A. Deibert of Elk
ton, spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dayett,
Sr.
Many from this vicinity spent
Thursday at st. Augustine Beach.
Miss Kathryn Price and Miss
Florence Dayett were delightfully."-
entertained at Kells on Friday.
David A. Ward spent Saturday
in Wilmington.
Colored Camp Meeting at Turn
pike was well-attended on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaware Laws,
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Laws and son,
Edward j., spent Sunday with
their brother, Mr.. Joseph T. Laws,
Jr., and wife, at Pivot Bridge.
Newark post., 1917-08-22
PLEASANT HILL

Miss Frances Harkness of New
ark, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
George N. Dempsey.
Warren Brown of Tacomy, Pa.
and Clarence Harkness of Will
mington, spent the week end with
their cousin, John E. Buckingham.
Mrs. J. Leslie Eastburn and
Miss Emaline Derrickson have
been spending a few days at At
lantic City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bucking-
ham and baby, Katharine, were
entertained on Sunday by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Baldwin.
Miss Evelyn Woodrow has been
spending a week with her cousin,
Miss Sara Mousley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Buckingham
and son, Ralph, were the recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Vansant of INTERCHANGEABLE.
Miss Marian Alexander of Will
mington. has been visiting her
cousin, Miss Rachel Nutshell.
Mr.. Roy Lamborn and family,
of Philadelphia, are spending
simetime with Mr.. c. d. Lamborn
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Mously and
daughter, Sara, were the recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Dempsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knots and
sons, were the Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cook and
/ family.
Newark post., 1917-08-22
"The Newark POST Entertains

On Friday, August seventeenth,
"The Newark Post" correspand- +.
ents were entertained at kellS, in
a most delightful fashion.
Miss Wilson, in the absence of
Mr.. Johnson, the editor, received
the guests, who passing through
the reception hall, were made ac-
uuainted and spent awhile socially
in the north room, called The
Whim, with its massive chimney
made from Iron Hill boulders.
Later, all were invited to examine
the artistic and beautiful work
done at Kells,-dainty and origin
al Christmas cards, wedding
stationery, post cards, books of
exquisite design, Governor Town
sends recent war message to the
citizens of Delaware, Channing's
"Symphony," enlarged copies in
suitable coloring of the tents of
Company E, First Delaware In
fantry, photographed on "The
Border" last year by member OF
the Company, patriotic quotations
surmounted by "Old Glory, beauti-
fully colored and embossed, and
many other attractive specimens.
Conspicuous upon the wall was
"The Newark Post" motto: Good
Roads, Flowers, Parks, Better
Schools, Trees, Fresh Air, Sun
shine, and Work for Everybody"
with original lettering in gold
upon a background of purple
leather. Fine drawings and other
! works of art; an American battle
flag, and quantities of golden
glow blossoms, added to an i'm
preston that shall not be forgot
ten.
Next was visit to the press
room, where various steps of the
work were demonstrated to the
pleasure of all. The different
processes are truly wonderful and
very interesting.
At the close of the afternoons
entertainment, delicious refresh
ments were served in the most
dainty manner.
The entire program was planned
and carried out to afford perfect
enjoyment for the visitors. AS it
seemed fitting, unanimous vote
Of thanks was extended to Miss
/ Wilson far the charming and cor
dial hospitality of the Craftsmen
at Kells.
One Of the Guests.
Newark post., 1917-08-22
IRON HILL

Mr.. Samuel Slack had very
narrow escape one night last week
when an automobile ran into his
team. Mr.. Slack was driving from
Newark and was couple of miles
from his home when the accident
occurred. The car hit the wagon
broadside, turning it over and
throwing the occupant out on the
stone road. The horse broke loose
from the wagon and went home
where it was soon discovered and
a party sent at once in search OF
Mr.. Slack. Although not serious
ly injured he was considerably
bruised and one arm badly sprain-
ed The cause Of the accident is
not known, as the driver of the
car did not halt. One front lamp
was found near the wreck.
Mr.. Charles Davis of Company
E, Delaware Militia, was the week
end guest of Mrs. George Davis
and family.
A party of girls, chaperoned by
Newark post., 1917-08-22
Fatal Risk On Crossings

J. F. Dooley, of Minneapolis,
representing the Waterbury Elec-
trio Heater Company, who had
been stopping in Seaford for about
week, left in an automobile last
Tuesday on an order placing trip.
AS he was about to cross the
tracks at Cannon Station the flag
man, it is said, warned him that
the 10 a. m. express was due. He
could not see the train which was
hidden by the station and did not
Newark post., 1917-08-22
STRICKERSVILLE

Mrs. Elizabeth Kennady, of
Philadelphia, and Mrs. J. c. Van
|ant spent Saturday with Mrs.
William Passmore.
Rev. f. c. Prettyman and family
II Wilmington, were entertained
|ecently by Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Gar
lett.
Miss Irene Singles has returned
|rom a visit with her cousins, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Walter Whann, Whining
|on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon, Miss
Vary Harmon and friend, Will
kington. Mr.. Clarence Brown,
\ est Grove, and Mr.. Fred Palmer,
Philadelphia, were weekend
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. |. Gar
|ett. Mr.. Palmer was accompanied
home by his mother who has been
Spending two weeks in the coun-
|ly.
Mr.. Jackson Burnley, spent
= Wednesday with Mrs. George
hackeray.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Vansant en-
Fertained on Sunday Miss Eta
Reeves and Mr.. Andrew Brock, of
Wilmington.
Major Clinton Garrett, mem
per of the faculty of Kentucky
Institute who has been
soliciting the Middle Atlantic
States in the interest of the In
Ft;tute, returned to his home here
Sunday.
The Harvest Home of Flint Hill
N. f. Church will be held this
in Coyle's woods near
tne church.
Miss Anna Singles, who has
Neen attending the Summer ses'
Sion of Peirce School, Philadel'
phja. has returned to her home fol
!, brief vacation prior to resumine
PIER school work in Radnor Town
Ship, Delaware County.
Newark post., 1917-08-22

Mrs. D. B. Roberts, of Newark,
spent couple of enjoyable weeks
at Bowers Beach, Delaware. They
had an apartment in the New
York Apartment House, on Muir
der Hill Avenue. The girls en-
joyed the bathing, especially.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Slack,
their daughter, Jennie Slack, and
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mayor, of
Newark, motored to Baltimore,
Nd, where they were the guests
of Mrs. Jennie Bradley, Sunday.
Mr.. Lambert WINS, Jr., has ac-
cepted a position at Eddystone, Pa.
Miss Marion Law, Of Newark,
and Miss Helen Slack, were the
guests of Miss Eta Proud, of
Centreville, Delaware, over Sun
day.
Mr.. Leonard Brown Of Company
E, Maryland Militia, spent Sunday
with friends here.
Mrs. J. E. GilfilIan and daugh-
ter, Dorthea, have returned to
their home in Sudlersville, Mary
land, after spending several weeks
with relatives here.
Mr.. Lewis Ash of Company E,
Delaware Militia, spent Sunday
with friends near Warwick, Md.
Newark post., 1917-08-22
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD
As Reported by Correspondents for THE POST

Miss Louise Roberts of Will
mington Delaware, is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Kathryn Willis.
Miss Evelyn Kimble is at home
after completing a course at Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Peterson, in
company with w. f. Gallaher and
family, of Lewisville, Pa, made a
weekend motor trip to Steelton,
Pa, to visit Howard Gallaher and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Law attended
the ninetieth birthday celebration
of his mother, Mrs. Nancy Law, at
Newark, Delaware, last week.
Newark post., 1917-08-22

famine unless the retail price is
raised to Is cents quart. He is
quoted as saying, "The dry wea-
ther has caused the grass to dry
up, and there is no pasture. Far
mers are compelled to buy feeds
at $50 to S75 ton. Flies are an
noying the cows so much they are
giving less milk. AS result, far
mers are finding it pays better to
sell their cows for slaughter than
to keep them for dairy purposes" ="
Newark post., 1917-08-22
APPLETON

Joseph Davidson of Philadel-
0hia visited friends here on
Thursday last.
4 band of Gypsies travelling
Southward passed through our
village on Saturday.
Seruch Kimble and family, and
Miss Anna Zebley were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Tag
-art at Claymont, Delaware.
On Sunday, August 26, the
True Blue" Sunday School class
will contribute it's monthly offer
ing for missions, The regular
class prayer service will be con-
Quoted, also.
Newark post., 1917-08-22

Hill of the Hotel Sussex, wired the
concern for which Mr.. DoOley had
been working, of his death. Ed
ward Short was driving a team
directly behind the wrecked auto
and was partly on the tracks but
managed to back it in time to save
himself.
Newark post., 1917-08-22

Whether II Is for complete plumb
ing work for a new house or
small repair job, any service we
perform large or small receives
the same careful attention and skill
tul handling. We have the exper.
fence, the knowledge and the facil.
tiles TO do any job right, at tbs
right figures. Get our estimates
w. D. DEAN NEWARK. DEL
Newark post., 1917-08-22

heed the warning. The train
struck the car on the crossing and
hurled it and the driver above so
feet. He was picked up dead
Parts of the car were scattered
about the tracks. M. l.. Watson,
undertaken, of Seaford, took
charge of the body. Proprietor
Newark post., 1917-08-22
D R &c O RY

Municipal Transportation
e. NJ. Thompson J.W. Brown
]. H. Hossinger C.B. Evans
Joseph Dean
Legislature Membership
P. Armstrong P. M. Sherwood
II. B. Wright John Pilline
VIM. H. Taylor
Board of Education
President-C. A. McCue
Secretary and Treasurer-Harvey Hofr.
ecker, Robert S. Gallaher. Edward L..
Richards, Orlando X. Strahorn
Newark Town Library
The Library will be opened:
Monday 3to 5.45 p. m.
Tuesday 9to. .le. m,
Friday 3to5.45 m,
Saturday 9 to IL III. Ito op. m.
Banks
FARMERS Trust Co. Meeting of Direc-
tors every Tuesday morning
NEWARK TRUST Co. Meeting Of Dirsc.
tors every Wednesday evening At
O'Clock
Building and Loan Association
Secretary-W. H. Tayk'
Meeting first Tuesday night Of each
month
Lodge Meetings
OPERA HOUSE
Monday-Knights of Pytb,as, Or x. Of
P, 7.30 p. m.
TuesSdy-Improved Order Of Red Men,
7.30 p. m.
Wednesday-Heptasophs, or 8. W. NJ,
7.30 p. m.
Thursday-Ladies Circle, 8. W. NJ,
7.30 p. III.
Friddy-Modern Woodmen Of America,
No. 10l70, 7.30 p. m.
ODD FELLOWS HALL
Monday-Jr. Order American Mechan-
les, 7.3O p. m.
Wednesday-lst and 3rd Of every month,
White Clay Camp, No. 5, Woodmsn Of
the World
Thursday-l. o. O. F., 7.3O p. m.
Saturday-Knights of Golden Eagle,
7.30 p. m.
Fire Alarms
In case of fire call ths following mum.
bers in succession:
27 d
90 A
33 ID
l72
81 D
BY order Of
Fire Chief WILSON
Newark post., 1917-08-22
Facing A Milk Famine

Vice-President John F. O'Neill
of the Farmers Association,
thinks Wilmington will face a milk
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23
A&2repe fra Georges &ysder oe Dyer.

al aon1nunen ior 100000 SIR. %
itol inbreoeS I'll 6ommuneifoler.
apinnherao gieniibige granbforiif.
rings'elifab bar / 1916 bapt ct Rct-
t%oltobptte al 1927 SIR. Selifabets
gebolbnina err M 10000 Ser.
Heiietraiifen iaor er iGroeleS eob
/ ale @eitIanbSfiorbe. If llolpnoin-
ger er Der ielnielgeIis lioet. Get er
iIGr SnolGnoinger iom refer.
9Grerinoe Maoli IarefoI, GinSor.
pif, er Bit Sprer / 9eiroif SfoIe,
frebs, Storo.
Cars llnoelano, lllpif, gift no ionl
Nr. 1 peb NaS bsiere 9onobrltgsifo,
les SauebrugsafbeIiuQ meb Sopcb'
farafter 1,5S. Spnnepo Stupe CT
aniot iom Sprerinbe peb SramneS
ltn9bomSItolc. Sln bar / Here Nar
orbeibet pcb Sfoler FOR poren llrg.
Dom.
Eli @ifep airfc CT III beitiIt Or.
gel ira Slien & Sprgeniens 6abrif.
ariittonia. Tao Glitter er inofom,
met 1,467 Ser. &oninl @ieie / Nor'
b~einiuno bar bioro9et meo 1000 Ser.
Salt er inofommet 5,047 Str.
If Greitegoaroen / l~laenSpanq er
bpgilet flere itsrre % mirore Bar.
ieler paa 60 aars gpgicItio. 1eI
eenoe bar 6pgilet: SeiifoIeIprer Gin
Oers Sfobpin, Sjur GrIingion III.
%Ienspang, SrGifiGrer Cars WeIine
2oitbuS, Spar Spebal.
grpnillp W. Sit8 bar ioIgt til 81
mon 9. SitS ct Sorbipffe paa 5olp
fisringen FOR 1000 Ser.
2Grer Iamllno Spooiano, Son
bal, bor ppret 9Grer / iommc areo;
- Gitmarfen - 40 9(ar.
Seiret er M bripe1oe, % aarsro
ii9terne CODE for S~oroangerS @eo
fommenoe.
Sermeb SiIien til @Iaoet % set:
2p'ere.
2piteie ben 14be 9lug. 1917.
e. O.. Sfaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23

eneelife SisitriosfrRiter at ODER.
Iegen Stprfe. De ilutteoe et
Salofreos ON Dc tnife Sfibe, iom
ior at unoilippe itpreSe ino MOB
Dem oarlife apit. @ngelifm9noere
fortIotte at lfpoe pad Sfibene, eis
terat Dc par uaaet iub til apiteu.
Sfibene bIep auc rammet uroer
&anolinien, ier DC grunoitsote.
6n 6prbsoer orlifnebe, men ingen
al Spiferne riep or9bt.
4 \
a~isbcnbapu, 36ie sestember.-
y I%nleontng al Den UNDER SID
tr9ininaeu uofor @~ierreqaaro Den
lite oS. ira britiif SIDE iteofunone
&rGrfelie al nsitralt oouif Terri,
torlum, er Den Sonife 8eionot |
Sonoon beororet til ouerior oen
brittle Hegieriug at rebl9gge en-
bcitemt Eroteit.
Oct moerisge8, b~porciot Ger
peo nGpnte 2eiligbeo bar iunoet
cit arGnfeIie Steo peo oonIf SIP.
territorium ogiaa ira tpif SIDE pco
at iortirtte aampen paa oonit
SIetcrritorirm SamtIige reobeoe
Yerioncr ticnitgierenoe / ocn IN.
lie Marine pil bIipc interneret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23
Sra Svresoal
90 Kpiteseio.

Stoeu iibit leg ifrep Der ira &pi.
teseio, bar ieg ppret en- Cur bort
I'll 6preSoaI.
Get or rart, at fommle paa fienote
Stcocr tgien % trpfie 9~pgoefolf.
Nao Saooen opoper 9anbof bar itu.
pcrloe fltlot. SuriitItrpmmen bar be-
gpnot og ben Ter rb til; at ppre Itor
| CONNER. Ser fumes, at pore NOT
al Fengc blanbt De fleite. s(t oct er
lao ooeriDlOt pan @aaoen fommer al
at Der goor bare anoen bper 9a9
@aao ioaar. gtu ifal hi iao bper
Tug. Ser er nemlig OGangel paa
Sal og MI ipoar bar 9anDene og
Sernbanerne fpret meo Seo. Hlt
bugger SoIf op itort Ssmrlcr iii SEQ
=, og ben 6Iir bpr.
Solooterne. iom ligger paa Wocn
blir f~onmanoerte pan SeobllgIt bit
% Der uooper / 9nnoet.
Sergeant Inbrcas Serge moatte
blem al SeiItab-W toen, "a samle Gar
bans Iig8er for Ssben.
Iger og Gn9 too pent / Spresbal.
SIPr bar bet uOmlerfet / Segalanos.
grenoen o. Iaslono.
Sobn Slslteil bar pprct ifral
ipoar. Seq bar opom @isr9e o. bill,
Ite paa benz. Sfal billie til SIpet-
hinge ira Dem ale. Sea bar tnoe
nGItcn / bper Stlle / Nasluno, oa oe
leper bel Der, Seq gif neb &lei.
panne til Saaium, o. ser bar Iaa for.
anoret, at ie9 gif mig pilo, inotil leg
ranot &IeiobGf og fltlgte Den til 8a-
oeiteoet, bpor &eien err. Eaa Saa.
ium Ieuer DC bra, men oen 9l6ite
Gatteren bar liggct biplpeles / man.
&c Mar. Sip bar iinet ult9e Gage
meo benoc o. bun er 9lbet oaiaa.
Sfal billie benOes Ssiter meb 6ami.
lie. Seq traf ogIaa gon1Ie Sariei
6Isooi poa SSaaium. Tere minoes
nof BAN Iomme al bere. San rusler
og arbetoer bit og Der / IosIano oa
8lelogaoroene; ban bar iport iig
ian1men 1000 SIR, lom fommer bel
meo, noar ban bliDer gammel o. life
fan tIene mere. Seq par bare Ioa
mart op ON Sic, Der err ingen at
trGffc. Eaa SiplaOien Ieper De ioo
nogenlunoc bra. aatrine CT life iterf
men ruSler Dog mco noget al 6pert.
&c bar gamle Sorbierg SongeoaI /
CONNER, % Sngc6isrg penteoe DC
bIem. Seq bar inoom paa 9iualuno
og Hinoebaffen. &c leper pei Ser.
SGge giaalanos Wooer, Spae 8rat.
teIano, iom / mango aar bar ppret
lengcligaenoe er oso mi.
Seq opernattet paa 8amIebeimen
Solicit. Smut % guro Rorbifoa er
Seitprere o. er S~roens.Solf. Ger
oeoe Z gamle inaar. iom lea isr bar
ifreuet ON. Hl pnr Der inaen ibGrt
Ing. Get par Slap 8. 8laoien, ion,
laa tiIicngs. Seq og @iiro bar bort
til Nfiotgaoroen iii 8unnar SaQei.
ion, iom or gilt meo 8uro Siourbs,
batter &if. ct eIifeligt Stem. 8omlC
InOrca bar life tiIIteoe. Sun bapbc
iulat 9otteren. Gro Reiteifog, nee
til SlGgtnin9e pan 9unben. Sohr
Guisling Dor biemme / Den me Gil,
lacn lin, neoe peo 2unoen MI. Gre
Reiteitog og benbes Mano, Gems.
mano j Ginge, bar taget til Spfoit.
ring Ell li6en 8ltt, bsrenoe iii aasn,
Sinierubi. 2ensmanbens bar barn.
lsie o. pelitiqeoe. Iaa @omlebei.
men er MI oisie: 8amIe aasbilS.
iom bar pGret Der ira gegpnbelien
Signe Slsbt., Gro 9unbe % Taant
|eampronne; benbe par oct life rori
me0. Sun MAJ piitnot mart brinae:
paa Spgebuiet. e~nbpioere bar Sc,
Soromn % Clan. @ern eftcr gslai
J Stolen neoe ! Spgben, Sorius gerge
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23
Sorb Sic.

Gn SrlGnber ! en- 8p / BET inSliae
SrInuS tar ubeIoi8 not til al BIZ
operraitet al lin Brcit mems ban III.
iiet ia IRA en- Saloou meo en- Slaite
luiber Armeu. %reiten pintet ban,
bort iii iis og ipur8te:
"glite, boab bar ou | ben SIaIten7"
"29biItp, Cir
~6bem eier benz"
Seq % min Sror Pat. Cir"
"8oot. Rite. tem Din SalpoeI 10
% bli Ct oroent!is Renneite."
Set sr umuIig, Or. Yaitor", iaaoc
@ite. min @biiip lieser oaa Guns
ben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23

SSis Is Gisr "rssSrah. tOhsn", ause'aI Zen
al s,aboer % aienoie, Sis benz ct Rumsr al
sineei M % oa - % ieuoer - os en- M
aboHHent. ifnl ei moi plos al paaiisnns eeL
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-01-05
Whenever You Need General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of OUININF
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Guilds up the Whole System. so cents.