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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-31

stomach-make your next meal a fav-
orlte food neal then take a little Dia-
pepsin- There viii not be any distress
eat without fear. It's because Pape's
Diapepsin really does" sWeeten out
of-order stomachs that gives 90 its
millions OF sales annually
Get q large fifty-cent case OF Pape's
Diapepsiu from any drug store. Ii is
the quickest. Surest autacid and srom-
ach relief known. It acts almost like
maEic-it IS a scientific, harmless and
pleasant stomach preparation which
truly belongs in every home.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-31
-. -. ~ stomach. Lnd-ea.-L

Sour. gassy. upset stomach. indiges-
ton. heartburn, dyspepsia; when the
food you eat ferments into gases and
upsets YOU; your head aches and YOU
ieel sick and miserable. that's when
3 on realize the wonderful acid neu-
ral-zinE power In Pape's DiaDepsin. It
makes All such stomach misery, due 10
ac-dlty. vanish i'm five minutes
II your stomach is in q continuous
TeFoit-lr you can't get 10 regulated.
please, Tor your sake, try Pape's Dia-
Pepstn- It's so needless to have an acid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-31

Does TOur Engine Eat GRsOIineI
Miss and jump Have carbon removed
at Brown Weld. Co, coo Texas ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-31

Tenement Owners.
Are you getting all OF the money
your house should bring2 Ask Lee
Newman He speciaIizes on tenements.
Phone 1903. 905A Z. e. Paso.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-31
DAILY RECORD.

Rosemont addition-W- 2. Ware TO
II. Z. Cantraeu, lots I and .. block e.
and lots Is and &c. block G, oct. "a,
1917; SO and considerations.
Bassett's additlon-V. + Carlock 20
~ L Naquiu. part Of lots I 10 8, block
100. Oct %. 1917; $3.50
Manhattan Heights addition. on
Portland street, y. Bassett TO J. II.
Leaveu. lots 81 and 3S. block 80, Oct
q. 1917 SO and considerations.
AleXander's addition Little 10 H
T. Bowie, block 1913, Aug IA, 1917; SO
and considerations.
Building Permits.
Given Bros. Overland and San ia
cinto streets. repairs, $1,000
p. Castro. 303l san Antonio. house,
$500.
Fl Paso Electric Railway company,
brick club house, Cotton avenue, So
600.
Licensed to Mnrry.
Ira FetrO and Maria Martinez
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-31
NATIONAL CAPITAL JOINS DRY
CITIES Of LAND At MIDNIGHT

Famous Old Bars Where Statesmen Gathered to Drink
and Talk Will Dispense Only Soft Drinks; Many
Saloons Turned Into Dining Rooms; Liquors
May Be Brought in for Personal Use.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-31

Page Publicity Bureau-Advc-tisiu IN
all its branches Telephone 1I11.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-31
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Gases, or
Upset StOmaCh-Pape'S DiapepSin

Instant Relief Neutralizes stomach acids so food
can digest properly-harTnless, pleasant, antacid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-31

kindlinE wood Tor sale Ph- 5544-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-31
Building Permits.

Ira Fetro and Maria Martinez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-31

. wish 10 make the dousinC Of the
white lights for the last time at mid
night tonight q kind Of requiem.
Landmarks n Pass
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTEND
EASTER SERVICES SUNDA,

Members of De Molay Commandery,
Knights Templar, attended divine ser
vices atsthe Congregational church last
Sunday evening, marching from the hall
to the church, in full uniform.
Special music had been prepared and
the auditorium handsomely decorated
for the occasion. SIS
The ritualistic services were conducted
by Rev. p. F. Wheeler, chaplain Of the
local commandery, and were most inn
pressive.
The sermon was preached by Rev. F.
p. Hirsch, D. D., Of st. Paul, district
SUPP rintendent Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church for this territory, who spoke
from the text Immortality .
Aside from the Knights present the
church was filled by an interested
audience.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11
CUMMINGS BRIDGE MUST
BE ENTIRELY REBUILT

A Joint meeting of the Brown and
Nicollet Boards of County Commissions
ers will be held at the court house in this
city, on Thursday, April 26, to arrange
for the rebuilding Of the Cummings
bridge, at Golden Gate, which was
washed away by the high water last week.
The bridge, which was owned jointly
by the two counties, crossed the Mime
sofa river at Golden Gate. The struct-
ure, which was carried away completely,
caught on an obstruction some distance
down stream, but it is said to have been
so badly damaged that an entirely new
one will have to be built, according to
officials who have visited the scene of the
wrecked bridge.
While the bridge had been in use for
many years, it is said to have been in
good condition up to the time Of its
destruction last week, and would have
been good for a long time to come.
An estimate on the cost of new bridge
will be made and submitted to the mem.
bers of the two boards at the joint ses.
sion.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11
TRAIN SERVICE HEARING
BY RAILWAY COMMISSION


Attorney H. N. Somsen, Of this city,
and Attorney George r Olsen, of St.
Peter, attended a hearing granted by the
Minnesota Railway & Warehouse Com
mission, at Sleepy Eye, Tuesday, when
people residing on the various branches
OF the Northwestern railroad argued for
improved train service affecting the
various towns,
The people Of Redwood Falls and
other towns on that branch are seeking
more adequate service for that line, and
were represented by Attorney Frank
Clague, Of Redwood Falls, and William
Ball of Morgan.
Messrs. Somsen and Olsen argued fol
an improvement on the New Ulm-St.
Peter branch.
Superintendent M. S. Boyle, of the
Northwestern, and other railway officials
were present at the hearing.
The matter was taken under advise
ment and decision VIII be given at a
later date by the commission.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11
MAKE5LIvING SELLING
THEIR GOOD RED BLOOD

A "donor" occupies new position, and
very few people know what he is, but
according to the Fairmont Sentinel, there
are number of them in Rochester, who
are making good living at it. Well, a
donor is one who sells his good, red
blood to the doctors when it is needed in
surgical cases. Rochester is the only
place in Minnesota where che occupation
is at all profitable, or where the donor
can geta regular job.
They ordinarily give up pint Of blood
at a time, for which they receive s25.
When business is good they can submit
to the process four times in month, and
many people make their living entirely
by this peculiar occupation.
OF course, to qualify for this work the
donor" must be in perfect health.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11
M BROWN COUNTY. MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL II 1917

University whose meeting at Baltimore,
Md. had been broken up by patriotic
citizens composed Of lawyers, doctors, etc.
Another speaker was Herbert Bigelow,
who had appeared before New Ulm
audiences on different occasions and a
third was rabbi from New York City.
It is significant fact that the police were
out in force and that members of the fire
department were also on duty and had
laid and connected hose with the water
hydrants to be in readiness to ward off
Continued on Page q
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11

to install another pool table in his bill
lard room on South Minnesota street. Z
building permits were granted as
follows: F. ]. Becker, garage; j. a.
Siegel, addition to garage; B. Gruenen-
fielder, addition to residence. It was
specified that the buildings must be
constructed in accordance with the
ordinance governing in the territory in
which the buildings are to be erected.
The street commissioner reported
that 2, 45S hours Of hand labor and 1877
l-2 hours Of team labor were performed
on the streets during the month Of March.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11
EAGLE MILL employees
GIVEN RAISE IN WAGES

About one hundred and fifty employees
Of the Eagle Roller Mill Company are
affected by voluntary raise Of wages
granted by the company a few days ago.
The change in wages involves an adj
ditional annual expenditure OF about
$4,000 a year.
The employees to benefit by the raise
are those employed by the company
outside of the Offices.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11
COURT MARTIAL TO
Try MAJOR DUANE
WAR BREAKS OUT IN SECOND
! REGIMENT CHARGES MADE !.
BY COLONEL.

War has broken out in the Second
Regimen NJ. eaarsss having
been preferred against Major o. j.
Duane, of st. Peter, by Col. w. 7.
=Mollison, of Faribault,s and the major
will soon be brought before court
martial to be convened by Judge Advo-
cate General Smalley, of the governors
staff. Major Gen. Resche, of Duluth,
has ordered the court martial, and is said
to be elimination of trouble that has
been brewing ever since the regiment left
Fort Smelling for the Mexican border
last June. The court will be composed
of seven officers.
Requested Colonel to Resign.
Major Duane is alleged to have cir
.culated round robin, which was
signed by fifteen officers in the Second
Regiment, requesting the colonel to re-
sign. It was set forth in the petition
that the interests of the regiment could
best be conserved if the commanding
officer would leave the service, at least,
so far as his regiment was concerned.
Mollison refused to abide by the re-
quest and sought an order providing for
the court martial.
It is Understood that the specific
charges brought against the major is:
Conduct prejudicial to good order and
discipline. -
For Good Of Service.
Major Duane is quoted as saying that
the action of himself and his brother
officers was in the interest of the service.
Last January Major Duane was elected
lieutenant colonel shortly after reaching
Fort Smelling from the border, but he
has not yet qualified, and still holds the
rank of major.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11
HIGH WATER SHUTS
DOWN ELEY ATOR
MINNESOTA RIVER NOW HIGHER
THAN ANY TIME IN OVER 80
YEARS.

While the water in the Minnesota river
receded slightly the latter part of ssttle
week, it raised considerably over Sunday
and yesterday was about six inches
higher than last week, reaching stage
of 10 feet and 6 inches above its normal
depth. Monday morning the water was
high enough to put elevator .C'' at the
Eagle Roller Mill out of commission.
As result wheat cannot now be un1oaded
from the Chicago & Northwestern tracks.
No trouble has yet been encountered so
far as the M. & st. Z. cars are concerned.
Should the water go up another six inches
possibly the entire plant would have
to shut down.
Water Begins to Recede.
The water began to recede slightly
yesterday afternoon, and it is hoped the
worst Of the spring freshet has been
reached. It is said by New Ulm pioneers
that the water in the Minnesota is higher
now than it has been since 1883.
While the Minnesota has been on a
rampage for the past two weeks the
Cottonwood has been doing its share
toward causing trouble. A small bridge
over the Little Cottonwood, near Searles,
went out last week, and several others
are said to be in danger.
Boats in Service
All team and automobile communi-
cation between New Ulm and Nicollet
county has been cut of, but two ways
being left for the people on the other side
of the river to reach this city. The M.
& st. Z. stops all Of It's passenger trains
at points tributary to New. Ulm, and for
the present is making regular stop at
the north end Of its b-:dge across the
Minnesota. In the meantime one or
two lauches are in service between either
bank and many people are taking .ad-
vantage of this to transact business here.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11

SILK THEY rs ROB
SYRINGE ELD FIRM
ALTERNATE STORE IS HEAVY.
LOSER BY EARLY SUNDAY
RAID.
SHERIFF IS AFTER BANDITS
WITH A LARGE REWARD FOR
CAPTURE.


Silk robbers are again lurking in this
section Of Minnesota. .5s
The dry goods store Of the Adolph
Aftermath Mercantile Company was
entered late Saturday or early Sunday
morning and $4,000 worth Of silks stolen.
So far no trace Of the thieves has been
found. Police officers and sheriffs in all
of the large cities and in the smaller
towns Of the surrounding states have
been notified, and rewards for the arrest
of the thieves and for the return Of the
goods, amounting to 5000 have been
offered. The Brown county officials
have hope chat the robbers will be ap-
pretended.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11
MOVE TOW Ard CITY
HALL Is star TED
COUNCIL APPLIES TO STATE
FOR FUNDS TO ERECT NEW
BUILDING
LAST MEETING OF. OLD BODY
TRANsAcTs CONSIDERABLE
BUSINESS.

The first move toward the building
of q City Hall for New Ulm, following
the adoption Of the bond issue, by the
voters at Tuesdays election, was made
by the City Council, at its regular meet
ing Wednesday evening, when the City
Clerk was authorized to apply to the
State Auditor for a loan Of $50 1000 Of
state funds. It is expected the council
will push the matter and get the new
building under way at the earliest
possible moment.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11
FLOOD CONTROL IS
FOR 4 FEW PEOPLE
TRI-sTATE MEASURE PASSES
HoUsE BY A VERY LARGE
MAJoRITY.
OPPOSITION CAUSES BILL TO BE
AMENDED, CUTTING OFF
THIS DISTRICT.

Changes in the Tri-State Flood Con-
troll bill, brought about thru opposition
that developed at and in the vicinity of
Morton, has worked to the detriment of
this and all other lower portions OF the
M Minnesota river valley. There was also
some opposition at lie Sueur and at
Shakopee which helped to do the damage.
The bill was amended to affect only
q distance OF about forty miles down the
river from Ortonville and the Big Stone
lake, and has already passed the House
OF Representatives. The valley above
that point and in the Red River valley
will benefit, if the plans Of the instigators
OF the plan work out as expected, while
this district, as well as that where the
opposition developed will continue to
suffer.
New Ulm Men Loyal.
A number of citizens of New Ulm and
vicinity worked hard for the benefit Of
this section, but so far without avail.
They included Mayor L. A. Fritsche,
Dan Williams, CORTLAND; Alex. Russell,
and Capt. Jacob Hindermann, Fort
Ridgely. spending their own time and
money to bring about an improved con-
| dition for the benefit of themselves and
their neighbors.
A. p. Kaercher, president of the Tri-
State Association, has written state
ment, received by the Review this week,
denying report current in the daily
press of recent date, to the effect that
United States Engineer Edward ii,
Schulz had reported adversely on the
plan as laid out by the association.
Engineer Schulz's report, Mr.. Kaercher
says, was based on a bill passed BY Con-
gress last July, while the Tli-State Assoc
cation was not formed until the following
November.
a bill was introduced in the Senate by
Senator Knute Nelson, which would
authorize the states of Minnesota, North
and South Dakota to take such steps to
control the floods of the two valleys
named as are provided in the bill that has
passed the House, but which, by the
action taken by the Morton and other
districts mentioned, has deprived New
Ulm and other sections from benefttinp.
The Ortonville Journal says of the
bill:
Thinks They May Repent.
While this gives Ortonyille what we
have been working for during the past
thlrty-five years, we are sorry that
owing to misunderstanding and lack of
harmony in the lower Minnesota river
valley, this bill will not afford them re-
lief, but when we have completed our
work and demonstrated the success of
the plan by practically putting into
effect the upper end Of the. project, the
people of the lower Minnesota river
valley will no doubt get together and
have the bill amended, SO they may re-
ceive the desired relief. .
There are no restrictions placed on the
Red River valley, and the people OF that
valley may fix the limits of the district
to suit themselves.
1 The bill passed the house by vote Of
70 to 8. It will probably pass the senate
sometime this week.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11

A handsome twenty passenger motor
bus now transports passengers between
the railway stations and the Dakota
Hotel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
Observation-Disclosures ! Wcloc.

Sra WpIbe meooeIcs ocn 4oe Sebru-
or: Sent i~9uaraftcs aiiagoes Com
/ Saeen MOB De to @rebre ira 6rp,
men, lom bar tiltaIt for Slbspaoipt-
telIe % gSiuronieiuig. 2ogrettcn
lit If Spprgsmool til @cipareIie.
Gen elle al 8utterne bIep irifienot,
ben anoen fif IL slarS SrngieI %
%fraoemtes ltatsbor9crlige Hettiabe-
Der | 10 Iar. IeSuoen bpmtcS ban
til at betalc Observation-Disclosures To-
600 SIR. / Gritatning % i Sogsom-
foltningcr 30 Str. SorIparerc bar
gopofat Scrt5bcrg o1 2oerettens
Sroterer, aaptein Garlten Iale. ga.
gen bar Der paft ben iterIte Ssnteres.
Ie. Som befienbt brrnote @oarben,
boor DC to grsore bapbe lit Gpfleres
porationsperflteb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
WcbicinIf Safultct / Scrocu. ssrc

Bergen meooeles ben Zoe Sebruar:
"gcrgcns IitclbIao" iortlGtter iboa
lin enqiletc ON @ctponingcn al ct
mebicinif 5ofultct / 9ergen nlso Ell
llotalelie al G~roicsior DR.. 2. Sao.
che, Tom i%friper: "SpergSmoaIet ONT
ct meoicinif 6afllltet / Bergen or life
mt, men oct er poa 8runo al Sm.
ltrnoigbeocrnc blct ottlelt | Den flo.
Ite Sib. GiebIiffet for ElanenS &c.
aIiiotion er bclbig polgt, i0et Spret-
telien pil faibe iammen meo 9pcns
@ienopbpggelie eftcr @ranbcn / 't6.
Spsrgsmaalets enc Sioe, nentIig Int
oeruisningcn, bill fornentIig ife 6pl.
be't ajennem gpcns itore Spgebus.
materiale. 90 bpao ben oloen Sibe
ongaar, Den pibenifabcligc, nil Gan.
BET giennem SannelIcn al oct me
Centrum alcne fiinne pinbc. Sea
foriloirtter, at Der bill bli Samar.
beibe mcb Den gamle SfoIe, og ira
bette SpnSplrft pil oct bli mia Ell
8lpoe at billie ben npe &olIega Bel.
fommen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
Cite 1lpucrc paa Sripis / Hr,.

lnnS. Sra aisbenbauu meooeIcs Den
zoe ,Scbrnor: Cite al 0Grens 1Slppe.
re oor | ~Gitcrntiooaa gaaet no paa
Slen | 2reiiinb ior at iorctoae Sio.
nnllieringssuelier. Gaa Sieuueieu
par Sicn fommet / Grit. o. Ilpuer.
ne maatte lpringe ira SSSiIaa ill IS.
ilog. &co IA Si0en Tom ct al IS.
llagenc, hporpaa Ell Sinner beianot
~. Grit % blep iert ct Ianat
Stpttc no | 2re'lmo. sra GrepeItc.
mem poooe man imiolertlb obierueret
Den 'arIige Situotion % ienotc no en-
@nao I'll llnOirtniua. 30 al Sslp-
pcrne bar fommet inc UNDER ,slen,
men bIcu rcOoet al a%amcratcrne, od
%oaoen bar naact no til Sailadet.
6lppcrnc blep / lterft iorfommeu Ill.
'tnnh isrt mo til 6urtet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
Spenf ltbpanSrina til Seraen

Spenife SuanOuerfere bar / oct Iibite
/ flor lloitrGfnine logt til Bergen,
fortGller "9ergens Iftenblob." Ger
opboloer Jig for Sioen 400 ipen-
life IrbeiOcre / SpenL bopcoiagelig
gpgningSarbeiOere, Snebfcre, Ssm-
mermullO pg Wiirere. Sioernc er
beore / Norge END / Sperigc, og oct
foruoiecs, at Der blir Ell eltonll ltsrre
Srorpfning al ipenif IrbeioSfroit,
noar SpenS @ienreiSning begpnber
for alpor. Som tioligere nrpnt, bar
og1aa mango banife grbeibcre iaact
TclfiGftigelie paa Geitlanbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
llbpaaelia lllsffe peb WenitaS.

tSra Hotpooen l1teooele5 Der 1S0e
Sebrilar: @eb Horif Sporos Sp-
~Iassbaun Menitao bnnote igaar 81
termlooog en- frpgteIig ltlpffe unber
Sosning al Ell Saoning Sooafasier.
en- tlng aasie gleb nemlig, mems Den
befanot Jig oppe / Sltftcn, no al Sci.
len % falot oper TO Irbeioere, iom
Dor beifipitiget paa 9rpggen. Zen
enes &opeo blep albeles fniit, og ban
oeoe eieblittelig. Zen anoen blep
frpgtclig tilreot, og Der er lioet
0aab ON, of ban itanr oct oper. Zen
or9bte beo Sobannes aittiIlen; ben
anben Gooarb 8unberien.
Scnere meloes, at ogiaa Gun.
oer'en er beo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
YIN oanif SmnaleraiiGre.

&jsbenbapn mcoocles Den 26bc ,So-
mar: gn itor SmmglcraiiTrc er
oiileret / Gomornp, bpor Yolitiei
IGngc Dor bdpt ire @orgerc mistrr,ft
8icnncm Ell aiebmnno, buiS &apc
itsotc u~niooclbort op til Aen tpifc
8rGuic, or itore lloimugIinocr al
SpiritIS. oa aoloniaIparer ioregao.
ct. Eolitiet iorboIbcr iia iielge Or.
trablnoet" benmeligbeosIulo. Set
iorlp0cr, at Here AnboIoelier lore.
itoar, % at Sagcn iaar ct itsrre ON.
iana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
Wn Smngleraifrre. GSro aishcu.

Daon meooeleS Den 25oc 2,onuar: ,sor
Sririnalretten bar / lpnaere Iio
oerleret en- 'tor medicinal Smualer.
affGre. On al SopeSutGnoene, oer
to'ffsote 8rosierer 6iiritenbera err
arrelieret Ilgtet ior at baue erporteret
tlaiIllllbebcfteee 8orer, Roriiniprsi.
ter. Sbermomctre o. andre 9pacin.
lirilntcnfer, lom er isrt hertil ira
8pltlano. Zen 5ilitaaelie. lom ;siir.
lten6erg og bans 0iqIpere iremfom
ifleo, fompromitterer iterft oen / ari.
'tlal'la arreItereoe Storipinoler Cor.
lteltlis Don G,tfdt. 3reoipc lloIrn.
olltger err 'orhsrt % iosmt gsoer pao
iiotil 10000 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
Zitraats Sicnreisuiua.

ior Meper lllttteoe iorleben / Srono-
blcm ct 6orcOrag ON Spe 9ielfcs
Borg meo en- parm Ippel til Staten,
Sronobiems og 2rlanoets &ommlurer
ON at noe Gierne Den ~nebpcnoigc
Stette til gorgens @ienreisning. Set
er laa meget reobet eiter 9ranbelt, at
man limulig fan laoe oct, iom er
iglen, forfaloe, pg BET bill blipe Sil,
fGloet, ON Bergen life fomnter I'M.
Der Gag % gienreiics. @t tGffe opcr
Hllincrre loo Jig life gisre paa arl-
Den Maaoe emo pr%opiioriif. Oilers
blcu Def notwithstanding oprt. Sn-
Den Soften maatte @orgen p9re I'M
Der 5ag igierL % ban baobebe, oct
uiloe lfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
Zen banife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

aaptein i. Z. aocb uooannes Tor
3iben iii 6lpuer paa SRrens 6Ipoe.
ifole. Stisnt aaptein aocb rent for.
melt. iom ale Dc andre 6lpuere, al
8eneralfommanooen or "beororef"
til al sisre Sieneite PED 6lupeprie.
net, tager man ncpoe ieil. naar man
letter oenne Srbre / 5orbiuoelie meo
aapteinens arftiife Sntrresier. fri.
Der Sort 2ano." allercoe | nosen
5ib bar ban in~teresieret iig for Suit.
planets anpenoelie ! ben g~eograiiife
5orifrings 1iencite os experiments.
ret meo 5~otograiering al 2anoifaber
irc SuitpIan. Iigeicm ban ogiaa bar
bolbt ioriticIlise 6orcoras ON eisie
Gmrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
@ansbal SampHiteri. Sra

BANNER nueooeles ben Soc Sebruar
"@altsoal Samppiteri" bannepes
igaar / Solleblt al @aarobrrgere ira
2Itre 8uuSbal iamt cnbeI ira geltrt
Sausoul % Saaberg. Der pebtoges
at bpggc ct miooerne Ylteri peo Seiel-
itao BRO | Sitre @oltSboI. De it-
tcres ierebe, iom reprpientcrebe 1900
alsr, beiluttcoe at Oeltage / Oiteriets
apitenoe eiter InbeIsipltemet meo en-
Arocl paa bper So. Sil SeitpreIIl
palgtcs Imllno Sballang, &riitian
@aalen og Sans Seielltnb. Gil gp9.
gefomitt uolgteS @citprelien luppIe-
ret nlco Grling 9iprnion og HiIS
&alitao. InlGgget ifal illlbisres
burtigit mlilig. Ge beIlutteocs fisbt
ell Iutomobil til Transport al gpg-
n~ingSmotcriale og Ienere Wclfetrans-
port.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
Vrrnof tilopoe mnoer ct GarueuaI.

sra alsbcnboun mcooeles Den 2Ooc
5cbrlior: lluocr ct anrncpol Senoog
4itcn hos ell berpGrcuoe @~rosicrcr
inotrai Ell ubpggeIig aataitroie, ioet
Ell 19'oarig tuinocIig Stlloeut, Sn.
ger Soocmonn, table Ell Gigarct. iaa
DER fom SIo / benoeS Ietirngcliac
1rogt. Gn iurioiit auubibat iegte
meo lin Gomino al tuGle 5lammers
ne. San blep ieIu itcrft iorbrpnot.
Zen ultee Eige bragte5 bcpioitIs5 til
&oipitalet, bpor bun opoe al Hranb.
iaarcne igoar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-03
Sture Ssbinorimger / Selcmarfcn.

6ra Ntotooben meoOeles Oen 20Oe Sc.
bruar: Ssbinoringerne IGrIig oppG
/ 2lttelemarfcn blir ltaoig pGrre %
pGrre. Slen ligger MI belt ira 2sp.
eiofanalen og lige til Notooben. Sac
line Steoer er ben omtrent 80 Gm.
tpf. Taafen blir ogiaa eiterbaanbell
'malere, iaa BET tiloels er panifelig
for Sampifibene at fontnte frem.
Sgaar Hog en- al Be neogaaenoe Saa-
De Eropelarlen al / SSsitpfferne. Gen
maatte ilGbes tilboge til Notoooen,
% @pen bapbc Iaalebes igaor ingeil
9ampifibsfprbinoelie neooper til
Sfien.