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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11

IS BADLY HURT
j. LANDON BIER UNAVOlOABLY
DRIVES MACHINE INTO REAR
OF AUTOMOBILE.
Was in Washington. Pa, Hospital
Three Aours-Suffering From
Bad Laceration on Head.
Landon Bier. president Of

]. Landon Bier. president Of the
Wheeling Motorcycle club, was seri-
Ously injured yesterday morning when
he drove his motorcycle into the rear
of an automobile. He is suffering
from bad head decorations and prob
ably internal injuries.
, MIR Bier was enroute 10 Uniontown
10 attend the auto races and was fol-
lowing two automobiles. An accident
stopped the first automobile, causing
the second, which was running close
in the rear, 10 draw up suddenly TO
the left of the road Bier. seeing that
he could not stop his machine in time
to avoid an accident. attempted 10
slow down the engine. He crashed
into the automobil" and was thrown
into the air, a handle bar struck him
in the stomach and it is feared he
sustained internal injuries.
He was taken to Il hospital in Wash
ingtOn, Pa, where his injuries wcre
dressed. At noon he and conlpan-
ion rode TO Cniontown. Upon enter
ing the city he collapsed. Mr.. Bier
was brought 10 Wheeling last night
in a serious condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
QUARTZ MONTH
Gets LOCAL MEN
George Walker and Paul Biory First
Violators of New Law Here,
Is Charge.
Deputy Commissioner OF

Deputy Commissioner of Prohibition
Bert r.. Phillips last evening made Two
arrests under the new "Quart-a-nlOnth
pruhIbitiu amendment. They were the
first arrests under the new measure in
Ohio county.
The first warrant was served on
George Walker. who was jailed by Con-
stable Carrigan for abusing horse
whilh fell dead on Main street the pre-
vious evening. Two baskets OF beer
which were In Walkers wagon wero
finally traced To Walkers home. and re-
suited IN his arrest.
The previous evening Walker had told
officer Phillips that he was going TO
Bridgeport for his quart
Well. see that you don't bring more
than q quart" he was told, but he
doesn't seem to have needed tho warm
ing.
officer Phillips also learned that Paul
Fiery, who hauled Walkers wagon from
Main street to East Wheeling. mad a
couple Of quarts under the seat or his
wagon and l}icry was arrested. TOO.
Ricry. II is said. was drunk when lie
officer went for him and put up ph%-
steal argument He will Iacr drunk
charge us we'll az The prohibition law
charge.
Eoth Walker and Ricry will havo
hearings before Squire X. G. Hobbs tins
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
DALLAS

Mrs. z. l.. Kimmins is suffering with
very sore hand which she received
WednI sday while wrinGing clothes with
wrinscr that. was attached t" II gaso-
line engine. Or. j. w. Spillman was
called and the crushed hand was put in
splints.
Great preparations are being made by
the Dallas corIct band for their picnic
on the %Uth of May. several lodges and
the two sabbath schools will hc IN The
parade led by TWO bands.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Cridcr entertained
the married folks class OF the NJ. E.
Sabbath school Wednesday evening in Il
very pleasing manor.
The Farm Womcn's club postponed
their meeting "Wednesday afternoon and
Oklahoma school huse II the 18th (
May.
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong Blake. for
mcrlv of Dallas, but now Of Cambridge,
are the proud parents Of a baby girl,
born Saturday evening. May ).
Mrs. Ross Timmons and son. Erskine
OF Philadelphia. and Miss Chloe Howard
Of! the y. V. G.. hospital. spent Monday
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. i. l..
Howard.
Mrs. John Mllikcn and daughter. Lu.
ellie. are visiting her pnrents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Bert Alley, of Waynesburs. IA:
rem. Ohio. visited this week with her
nicccs. Mrs. B. l. Howard and Mrs. $.
NJ. Stricilin. and nephew. Or. j. W.
Spillman.
c. y. House, Of Wheeling. delivered Il
luc piano ut the Elmer Wilson home
Monday.
MIR. John Gosney. who has been very
III for several months. IS not 81 we'll.
Miss Dean" Portcr is spending several
weeks with her amt. Mrs. Woods Patti
son. of Washington, PA.
Frank Mayors is quite i'll ut his home
at tho Grove. threatened with typhoid.
Mrs. Anna Richey is visiting hrr
daughter. Mrs. Armstrong Blake. Of
Cambridge. Ohio.
Mrs. Billy Burton spent Wednesday
with Mrs Wylic McNNhorter.
Will Davis returned Tucsd1y from his
work Of rig building u"ar Waynrsburs.
f. l.. Kimmins received his auto
truck Wednesday. which will be used
in hauling goods for his store.
Tho Rev y. +. Cardrr tenant house:
burned 70 the ground Tuesday evening.
Tho house was occupied by John Davis
AMI family. who lost a great deal OF
household goods and ai""r hrtiClcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11

/ In our pursuit oil the mighty dollar
We too often are absorbed in the top
Atcs OF the day. pleasure. etc, TO stop
and consider our health. Stop now
|1hink-kidney diseases caused 1DD,OG0
deaths last year Are you going TO De
included in this year. toll? Why. you
will excIaim. do SO many die. why are
the health authorities so concerned?
The answer is, we bolt down our food.
take no exercise. neglect our sleep and
otherwise subject our system TO all
sorts OF abuse. Is il any wonder then
the Kidneys become diseased and fail
in their duties of poison elimination?
Poisons are constantly being created
in our bodies, and II the kidneys fail
70 carry them off they are absorbed by.
The blood. causing i'll health and mis-
ery in the form Of headaches. back
ches. tired feeling. indigestion, etc.
You may avoid considerable suffer
& ii you heed natures warnings and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
Stop and Think---Kidney Diseases
Killed 100000 Last Year
Health Authorities Alarmed at Increasing Death Rat
Each Year From Kidney Diseases.

assist the kidneys. Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Remedy is a reliable
preparation made from herbs and 9th
cr beneficial ingredients that has been
used with excellent results for 40
Years. 1t assists the kidneys in their
important duties, strengthens and
helps repair the wasted tissues. 1t is
very effective and is used in thou
sands Of homes. Read what this CRATE.
full woman says:
Il wish to say that your remedies
have been used in our family for about
fifteen years. We are never without Il
bottle Of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Remedy in our home. and it has
saved many a doctors bill II is n
wonderful medicine for all diseases of
the kidneys and liver" FLORENCE E.
Schmidt, f. F. D. No. l. Dunkirk, o.
Sold by druggists everywhere. soc
and $100. Free sample If you write.
Warmers Safe Remedies Co.. bet. 431,
Rochester, n Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
WHEELING CREEK


Mrs William Luke. Mrs. George Phil
lips and Mrs. Edward Mnll arr spend
ing the week 1T tn" hume Of their
father. Frank Shepherd. who is serious
II Ill.
Miss Lille Sheets. at Gal; llil. is
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Jessie
Uaughcrty.
Grand View. spent Suu'trr the .u"Nls "f
John Robson and tHn:!%.
Gus" lTa"qurrd at tn. MH::r"li.l rluh.
has returned from t'w days 'fsit In
Wheeling.
Mrs. William Happy was calling on
Mrs Isaac Elnrk on Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John ii"his"n sp"nt
Monday IN ELM Grove with relatives.
Gladys left !hr whist trhl" suddenly.
accompanied by an ;tdmiriug $'iit"r. Kan
ming up /" hrr mother. 81" Grid: oh.
mother. I've captured lh. h""i'v.'
"WrlI. dear" returned h"r mother.
como and kiss me. h"ih ri You. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
NELLY Transferred
Jack Nelly, Ferry Boy Who Joined
Charlotte. II. c., Team, Trans
ferred to Eufiula, Alabama.

Alvin Jack" Nelly. OF Martins Ferry.
who left early III the spring for the
training camp of the Charlotte. y. G..
team of the Southern Association. has
been transferred To the Eufaula. Ala.
team OF the Dixie League. according to
word received here. by friends. Tack
has plenty of steam. but needs more
experience before playing in the fast
games representative of the Southern
League. For this reason he was trans
fprreU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
CAMERON
/, 49,, TnsnitJ ,r-r-r

Special Dispatch 10 ,he In:eil':cHcrr
CAMERON. W. Va. May l0.-T5e tu-
neral Of Miss Jennie Nctardic. Nh"
passed away 4, the hru" OF h"r grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. cep!ia$ NcCar!iI.
a short distance west Of town: at 4.
m. Monday. occurred FROM the nom:
yesterday At 10 Il. III. W., l!t:r!n:us Il.
been i'll for almost Il year. and while
her death had been mOmrnIari!y cH.''cs-
ed for som. time II Mas n:S"rtHetcs:I 4
sad biloxi {" her family and friends Sh,
enjoyed IL" love and t:!"nasnip - ~
her acruain.anceS. and will b. sally
missed 10y her host Of friends IN Came
ron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11

;illed up about two hundred feet ana
later II flowed. Several new locations
have been made there on account OF TINS
we'll coming in good. The oil business
around here looks as bright as Snel
and th, PROSPECTS, are for much drilling
around here this summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

AR and Mrs. c. W. Book. who vera
recently married. entertained number
Of friends last night in the home Of ha
Groom'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs William
Book, on Chapline Heights. near BethIe-;
hem. They will shortly remove TO their
Martins Ferry home. A delicious din.
ncr was served and music and games
were enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
RIVER NEWS

The stage Of the Ohio on the marks
at the wharf last night was feetF9
inches and falling slowly. The steamer
Milton locked last night at o'clock
from Matamoras, and will leave today
at 1880 for that same port. The steam
er Liberty departed at noon yesterday
for Marietta. -F
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
Pranarinr for Zig RallY.

\ grand rally WAS h"Id nt Inc FTtS,
byteri:,n church MuEGay riSnt anI
plans partly Formulated for u grand
rally tn be held here Decoration ia"
Wednesday. shay 2v. Several commit
tees were appointed ~ formulate plans
and prepare program and tdE"r.iS"
the big event 1T this time We ar. not
prepared u publish all The great things
that will occur in Cameron on that day
bu; II the Weather will permit the hlS-
place in which all tbs. Suuday schools.
secret orders and many other peoii:
will participate. Good music will lie
another FEATURE OF the occasion worthy
OF mention. And tn" longest iiaSpoi" Il
is possible - raise will be- put ~. Well
lSirc Nor the speakers names just, as
Son AS VIC can ""; th"m tUr ourselves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
River TeleRram1

Davis Island dam-9.6 feet. fallin3s
clear. -;
Steubenville-10.6 feet. falling: clear
Parkersburg-l2 feet. rising; clear.
Morgantown-7.S feet. stationary
clear.
on City-42 feet. stationary; clear.
Warrcn-2 feet; clear, warmer. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
ACCEPTS CHALLENGE

The Whitaker-Glessner baseball team
last night through its manager an
nouncci that 1t had accepted the chal-
lenGn Of the Wheeling Can company for
u game Sunday. The gaem will be
played at League Park at 1880 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
Big League Gossip
CHRISTY MATHEWSON
Former Star Cincinnati Rods
RI Giauts aud Manager Of tho Cincinnad RODS.

four hits in the game which was thrown
into the discard accompanied by flank
hits III bet the long BOSTON catcher
won't stop complaining about that IL
il takes all Summcr-and you can haro-
~ blame him.
The White Sox have not been doing
the wonderful things promised In the
American League. and the Detroit liz
ers are stumbling along badly. u
course the Red. SoX are POUNDING an+ -
T. smart ball club. figuring it isn't the
heavy hauling that hurts at the hn1sh'
but the hammer. hammer. hammer on
the hard highway and anyway the!
might as we'll get start now.
The Giants have not been moving n
The speed expected. but the New YORK
weather has been bad. and there nave
ben many poStponcmrnts. However. IL
&c tough on the boys that bet McGraws
team would never leave first place.
Another star who has not stepped
eway III his regular stride yet is Walter
Johnson and Washington is IN last pllc:
nt this writing. You can always tell
how Walter is going by The. position or
the Senators in the standing OF the
clubs.
On 10 th, Polo Grounds as an alien
enemy, Seems funny not TO call that
nlprr home after all these years. Last
snason on my Irst wish, | found myself
going 10 the home teams CLUB house ny
mistake.
Th"y finally gst on to me in New
York.
They'll got onto the Kaiser Yet and
roust him loose from his graft
Copyright. 1917. by The Bell syndi-
cate. Ind.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
ISSUES CHALLENGE

Manager Rutlcdgc Of the Whitaker.
Glcssncr, company baseball team, last
night issued challenge to any office
team of the city for Il game during the
season. Communicate with Manager
Rutledgc Of the Whitaker lcssncr conf
DlnS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
Attended Federal Court.

Cameron VAS we'll attended, at federal
court ut Wheeling Tuesday. Among
prominent people present were: t"li1"
Officer c. +: King Roy. ". +. Picrc'..
c. l.. Carpenter. J. 4. dickson. Frank
Slonakey. Frank EuZZard. Robert Buz-
Zard. Dr. j. T.. Cooper. II. W. S!nsel ard
J. J. jerby.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11

leave this week to enlist in tc navy. Sew
cral Of the students have gone from
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
pio ruel1 at Ncrford.

The Conner and Funk we'll on the
was drilled in last saturday. and is
good for $50 barrels daily production:
When the. sand MAS tapped the we'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11

Lace and button, in several new ST
-patcnt and dull leather with cloth
In patent with white craYentee tops.
lasts. All sizes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-04
Stublcfiih, Bort So>uuicuo Stple.

Iiifcn lpnQc9 op / ct Stcaciab OF
not Mtclf bUloc@ oncr ioa oct oTttcr
Sen. Solt, @cbcr, en- SfiuC 800 og
en- SPORT EcriiQc tilIuttca og inu
itc1cS ocrJ til Sen cr soot Nicnncnl-
itcQt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-04

forbpbes abeong iii Wsberne. Sans
Sorilae blep itrar os enitemmig peo.
taeet.
s belle 80 slar funbe MI bet cneel.
tie llnberbrs gipe 2ope % beifi9itise
fig / Sreo % Ho meo Statens @nlig'
gender uben of reiifere, at apinoerte
fom os optog Glabien for oct. Sil.
lint ianbt BET Dog leIp, at Sorbolbs.
regelcn fanifc bar bel itrcne, % Oct
tiaob apinberne at bipoane Wsoerne
- bos life / felipe Salen eller paa
8olcrierne, men oppe ira 2oftet ODER
Salen, buor be funoe fiae neb paa
Soriamlingen eiennem De 2uger,
sienrem bpilfe Solcns gentilation
foregif. en- forfaroelig Sebc trlteoe
meo at fpple Dem, % ira Sa9lueers
ne banoc oe ogiaa bare Sen Sornsiels
ie at ie Earlamentet | S,laleperipef.
tin, % bet oar omtrent life mulig at
opiatte nogct al Eolerne.
Otter oen @ranb, Tom / 1884 her
iebe llnberbliiet, lit bette a%pinbernes
W~ortpril,m en- gnbe. - Wen EFT IN
Sperraifelie bar forbebolbt Dem, Ga
Sc betranote Sen tribune, iom bar
beItemt for Dem | Den me Harlas
mentsbpgning.
Sribrnen Iaa ober GrpIibcntens
SToe % EreS ietribunen, altiaa en-
uomerfet IlabS. Wen Sen bar
llbarmbiertig aiitGngt ira Salen pcb
ct Sitter, iom nlinbeoe ON ct 8loiter
cller Ell 9prcbape. Spao Wening
Observation-Disclosures eaentlig
baooe babt mco at title fine fninoe.
li9e Silbsrere fra fig paa oenne
Waabe. er life sanife fIart. @itteret
bolot iig imiolertio lige til @eroens.
frigen fom, Den, Tom alIerebe bar
giort gnoe paa iaa mango gannle
6orocmnte / GnSlanh. Hu bar lln-
oerluliet meb itor Waioritet beiluttet
at fierne @itteret og at op6epare oct
/ 2onbuns Nuieum Iom ct Dtinbe ON
bet gnglano, iom iumnbt.
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&r on tilircps

mco huoN ou bar lrrt2 SpiS life. huors
lcocS trutcr Oh M tI.brlngc &iutcrmans
ucocrrc? gSnlsori Gullcac bnber bia /
iirc Siuter'uricr n~ppcrii0 Hulcbutrp III
at nuQtiqgirre zig cuo btore III Dit SipSa
fllN. Su iuu pClQc bpah on oil ~ isl
aerSe: SauobulR2turius Tor Sarmcrguts
Ter, @n1holNcri &urtIRltriit. Walsiul,riit.
"relc1raphn~. Sleio. 6uShclonir9. Gus
oell Tor Hptcmmcre. Common Sehool"
,Jna. Siouo, Cara. &iolin cller huiltcns
iomh,ln ataocmiitc eIler rprmalc NoR on
en- farbcyc0t Ill. Sau0brgQ2iurict beanus
Ter ocu 7oc Enuuar. ! andre SAG Tan
RI bcornoc hpdo Sin icmhclii, beo fer 10
.bcarc. &iutericrulincu q Ire gtaaue'
acr heonueer zen ioe SnuTur,
g,co ira > Ill e SAFER per llge Ian III
tefulc ale Cmtoifuirqer FOR Mott. Tr'
relic. lluocruISuiuN. og "ipctlol ices.
S.rio citer S~pIusuIuser III S!oIens
YrUiIoert,
&artin 0eeIanb.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-04

mcrpcie", Shopper. iom, tiliammen
muolcr ilcre MiI bpgget groer o9
Sengcbroer / ~tllietOis; lagt %bunbreo-
pis al ailometer meb S%aiciner %
Hsltperf i 9unoen Of De iplebe Grant
cheer % SorbinoeIics9ange; anpenot
100000 a,lbifmeter 9eton til &on'
Iiriiftion al Heoorter, ooerbpPlpeoe
Rum % aanlppcitcr; bDgget | bum
orebpiS StanbpIaoie for 9atterier al
oae aalibre ;laat 1850 ailometer
Seleionlinier, bporoi omtrent en- Gre.
hicbel neO / Soro eler Garo; bpgget
@oraffcr for omtrert 100000 Wano
og 5000 Seite, ioruben Soipitaler
Tor Here tuIen Sooreoe; forIpnet Pr.
mecn meb 9riffcponb, bpab Der bar
nsopenoie9iprt s(rbcioer neo til 125
WtetcrS 9pboe, unbertiben mere.
Spoo Waterielct ongaar i%orbebreS
% mangfoIbiggjsrcS oct itubi9. Cen
lite Nrguit iaar bapoc Den belgi'fc
SGr mere ems ~ Wtitralieier pr.
1000 Wano, oe | bpert 8ompani bar
ISallct al grandfather %ioripnet mco
Mitralisie.8epGr t%rc.oobbelt. Pr
meen bapbe 71A a S aononer Wclt',
@nubitier. eler groot &rtiaeri) pr.
1000 Manb meb en- Immrnitionsfor'
ipning miubit fem @ungc loo flor iom
ior ire Iar 1iben; BERTH fonmer tal.
rigc Stpffer SuftifpoS, I~utotanoner
% NutomitraIjsicr; pioere ct Sfpt'
tcrnropartilcri paa Here bnnorcoe
9ononcr, Soanboranntcr eacr 8e.
ppr.@ranoter / Spcrilsoigbeb; pibe-
re ct MutpmobiIforpS paa oper 5000
2aitepogne meb Ell iomlet &apacitet
paa meIlem 5000 og 5000 Cons, ni.
bere 1900 Teriun-G utcmobiler og
800 Imbulance. s.lutomobiler, ct riat
Hontonmateriel monteret poa Illtos
mobiler oiu.
Gen bclaiIfc glrme bar III, | runoe
Sal 10 @ange Here traaolele Sele'
graf Snitanatiouer eno pco &rigeus
@~egpnbelie, 400 Ganae ilere 2psfa'
ltere, 16 @anac Here Motprcpfler og
GpfIer, s q 10 8nnNc IIerc Slppemu.
I~ifincr al npeitc % beoite Sppe, % CT
9oQonmatcriel / tiliuarcnoe gaming.
Som ct enfclt Grempel paa Girf-
Ionlbeocn inoN Sen sienreiIte Scr
ton incomes, at i 2ebet al ire Wtaa'
neber mco normal &anlppirfIomben
bar bel9iifc 9lDiatsrer ioretogct ont
trent 1000 Tlppninaer, nenllig 1921
"S,soat". 90 0cifpttelieature, 544 Sb.
lcrpation$. % SnbiiGtnin9sttre, s.
Sotogroiiilppninger % 265 IoriticlIi
&c Wi@iion3tllrc.
Gn6cl,g fon nPpnes, at Sn9erlar
tropperne err trcooblet / Nntal % We,
tp0ning, % at Der or frecrct eli be
Ntuffc SpecioIiormationer, Gtappc'
trooper og ~tefriife "SieneIter", ion
cubog life criitcreoe ier arigcn. Gam
tibia er aaOrcne iaapel al Sftccrel
lom llnOcroiijccrcr / milo SroSn; of
I9rcpperne, bpis 9eflGbring, l(orult
nina oq Mountaineering abicllt into
laocr tilbage at snife, er | etbpe'
&criecnoe pua Ssibc meo DC &ran
icm titles til Ell mcberne 6cltorme.
SommcnIign Sen bcIaiife Urine.
Stiaina iooQ % peo Snbgan9en ii
Noncmber Wtaonco for ire Iar 'locn
.I@ier Sommenli9ningc1 % trG
Slutuin6cn!
Trsis Srsi5lano.
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ONE.

drina. Faas j DRUG Stores og pr. Post, soc
mr.. FIsste. Mry;.. Ey.< SstFs I Tubcr zsc Boz
su eiaess frs ira Murine Eye asasdy Co, caiessa
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Gpin ocgittcret | oct
cnacISfc unocrbus,

gubuu ier 9pinoerne iaar formcl
Noaona til set cngelItc ~llnocrbnS.
ifnI ser isroc5 for, at set Sitter, Der
luttcr for ltnSerbuiets apinocgallerl,
bliper miicrnct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mcrnc bar neulis iattct Den @e'lilt-
ming. at Sen "beifirmmenpe mtoocl'
alberto oa utiosn9siise" SpGrring,
baa builteu Nomcrne iuI9te Tar!a'
meut&mcocruc. ifal %iierneS. Ectte
apinocoitter bar en- merfelig SiIto-
ric. iom irrtrlcs / ct al DC 'Io'te
Humrc al "@mlois".
@aor oe cnaeIife apinoer isrit bicp
belt uiifoaret ira at idlse Farla-
Observation-Disclosures % oereffer
bIep irrrrct inoc bag ct Glitter, iaa
par set bare Seres esen Sfplo. Self
iii garet IT'S funoe DC ubinoret be-
trnSc lluSerbuIet. on De siorSe ! Den
@rab @rua al Senne iin Srlbeo, al
oen YIaoS, iom blep tiIbase for Meo'
lemmerne al ~llnocrbu'et, hlep mere
% mere i~nNffrTufet.
@co ct MeSe oen 2een 6ebri'ar
ITS horoc Tamerne. oa Der ltoe
en- uistia Sag paa Gaasorocneu
opcripcmmet belle Salen, iaa at Del
life iauSteS en- encite leoig Ylaos
Settc iputcS Ct al Farlamentsmeo
Iemmerne Dor ct rel itriot Stptfe. Of
ban iorcloa, at apinoerne belt f,ilo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-04
paa BEN bsl9iife Srrnt.

Spao mi ieIpc bcnne Sront angoor
iprticner oct Spmcrfiombeo at oenS
lloitrpfnir9 citcrbooubcn itaoIg er
rNct: Sra 20 aiIpmetcr eItcr Slns
get pes Dier bIep oeu iorIGngct til
26 anl. pco lloqanQeu ii Suninr
1915, til % &m. / Wurt$ famine
Nur. ipr / $ltni 1916 at nuu 81 am,
~ ira Tllruc3fonalcn til Nieliport.
Cen bcl0iifc Irn1c bar b%ciinitiut Or
Quniicret ocunc Iront og bar bolot
Sen Qanlfc olcnc inbtil Suni.Suli
iour, pao bpilfet S~ib3punft Den blcD
i"orfortct iom ,SeIgc al De Nliiereoc@
Ciicniip Tom por mbtr 6orberGbelic
/ IIouocrn, Cen bcIQiite Scr furbc
ga oi5pouerc inc Hcicrucr mere
TuboGn.
Sor at omifabc til Ell u~inotogclia
TTimina ocn Seftiou, Ipm bar ben
bctroct, bar Sen belgiitc SGr maottct
.uo'orc fipmpCmG2li9c Nrbcioer, %
set / Ell Ggn, Jon cr no1et al oct
IponifcliaItc ~ umco1iarIIaite mon
fan tUufc ii1, Sor oct Ieritc hnr DC
nloattct rnisrcS mi0t ! CT panbip0t o0
opcripcmmct EcrrpnQ. ut metre
SpcriponmclicrnC blcu Sen iprItc Sp.
Oauc. Som 6elgc az Of Serrpngct
bare inouibt hTpcr iiN ooer &opctS
Cucrilaoc % at Nnuoct trU6cr ircm
0aaCn iuoiuurt mani bare ~itiftcr en-
Spabc / SorOcn cr bct ooenpaa IclpC
Norocu o0 meN Wotcrinler iom mlar
mciipmmclil bar hcutct louat bngib
at belle Ncttc SGltnindSfomplcr cr BILE
ret buQ0ct: "Speriorbiife" Sfpttcr
0rduc, "&opall"cr, bombefa'tc Sfiu
Oh Acknowledgement. @atteri, Starlb
plabic, ircmitlibte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@rcer oiu. oip. Iuc Nrbeioer ba'
maattct ubioreS ON Natten % aierc,
ON i0icn oitC lem % icr Sotge, 10
%onoct raa6nCoc uTt rcbcuira bpa'
9cmborhemcntct iporcoe ~ouenira. 10
al Qiorc Grontcu uinbtogclia bar mal
maatict mdngioloipGlsrc &c bag bin
anoen uTrcnoc Yoiitioucr % bpora
hpcr cufcIt omiattcoc Here @inier me
Sfpttergrapc. : benuc iattiac o
pSc Ggu hor man moattct fcnitruer
Icic belt ira mt al, auIGgge Serr
baner, bp99c @nroffcr, Splagsrru
Soipitalcr III. \.
&c belgiifc Sropper bar omfrin
gicr lapct: mere Ao 400 ailometc
. Sfpiteraraper % "9o9au"er; bpl
gel, uouibct cIcr i~orbeorct opcr 40
!, anl. |eic, bpdh Ser bar trppct c
: Miaion Con WateriaIc. Sc bor FOR
4 itrueret $50 Sim. meS breoipor,
: Serutanc % Here hunSreoe 8ilom,
ter imoliporei. &c bar Tor at itan.
SueripsmmeIicrnc bpgset 1iser Q
@arragcr. bporai Ell entelt maaIt
5 $4,000 Subifnlctcr % huoriil Der
ulebgaaet cper ell Wiuion SorSirff
Ice bar uboper Wiprcrrc Iast "asr
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