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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
Richmond Man Wins
Captaincy in Fort
Sheridan Army Camp

Raleigh n. Reid, Richmond man,
Tuesday was awarded the commission
cf captain in the army, at the officers
training camp in Fort Sheridan, Chi
ago.
He was the only Indiana man, who
went through the course of study in
the Chicago camp, to receive q cap
tains commission according to In
formation received here.
His name is not listed in the city
directory.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TO CLOSE MAY 81

For patriotic reasons the Public
schools will close early this spring.
In accordance with the resolution of
the State Teachers Association rec
ommending the early closing OF 1ndi-
ana schools and with the approval of
Richmond teachers. the board of edu-
cation has revised the school schedule.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
COURT WILL DIVIDE

ANDERSON, Nov. 27.-The Ander-
son Trust company has been named
administrator of the estate of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wright, who were asphyy-
lated in New York last WEEK. The
question as to whether the wife or
the husband died first will be brought
up in determining whether the heirs
Of the wife or husband will get the
major portion of the property
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
WOMEN ORGANIZE

COLUMBUS, Nov. 27.-Bartholomew
county women have organized for the
purpose of raising $3.50 for the Y
". c. a. wa fund. The money will be
used for the woman behind the man.
behind the gun" Mrs. Henry C. Clay
was chosen chairman of the county
campaign.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27

General Dukhonin, who was recently
appointed commanderin-chief of the
Russian armies ythe Bolsheviki, has
been summary deposed for his re-
fusal to ask a general armistice Of
three months. The announcement was
made in a proclamation issued by
Lenine and Ensign Krylanko, newly
appointed commander-in-chief of the
PEOPLES eommissaries of war, and con-
yeyed to the ambassadors of the allies
in Petrograd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
War Tax Doesn't
Curtail Letters

Postmaster Beck said Tuesday there
has been a remarkable increase in
outgoing hrst-class mail and sale OF
stamps at the Richmond postoffice
since the war tax on postage went into
effect.
This is the first time since 1863 a
uniform rate of postage has been
placed at three cents for letters.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
Prompt Payment of
Pledges Requested

An appeal for the prompt payment
of pledges to the Y M. c. A war
camp fund was issued Tuesday by
James A. Carr, executive chairman of
the Richmond campaign.
The pledges are to be paid to E. r.
Lemon of the Dickinson Trust Com
pany either by check or in person
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
r. p. SMITH ILL

FRANKLIN. Nov. 27.-Frank P.
Smith, vice-president of the Interstate
Public Service company, is seriously
i'll at his country home. three miles
north of Franklin, following a stroke
of apoplexy. The attack came with.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
BISHOP WILLEp 5000

FORT WAYNE, Nov 27-Bishop
Herman J. Aldering Of the Fort Wayne
Catholic diocese, receives $1,000 under
the will of William E. Fleming, brother
of State Senator Stephen Fleming,
filed for probate. The bishop is also
given the entire estate in trust.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
Notice to Stockholders:

Notice to Stockholders:
There will be a meeting of
the Stockholders of the Rich.
mond Exhibition Company
operating the Richmond base
ball club on Friday evening,
November 30th, at the Com.
mercial Club rooms at 1880
o'clock.
E. E. EGGEMEYER,
26-et President.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
FIND BODY in WOODS

SEYMOUR. Nov. 27.-The body of
Frank Patrick. IS years old, of Croth-
ersville, was found in the woods north
of here. It is believed he was killed
when he fell from a tree. He left
home Sunday to hunt hickory nuts.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
The Unsociable Man.

de man dat tends strictly to his
own business" said Uncle Eben,
sometimes don't git no credit 'cep' fob
be!n' unsoeiable.'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27

Many society women are assisting
in making the Hero Land" spectacle
az Grand Central Palace, New York
city. which opened last Saturday,
great success. 1t is proving to be the
greatest war bazaar ever held in the
American metropolis. Mrs. Angler B.
Duke, well known in New York
society, is assisting at the God
mothers league booth
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
JOHN RIGNEY RESlGNs

GOSHEN, Nov. 27.-John E. Rigney,
for fifteen years. a deputy fish and
game warden, has rendered his resig-
nation to accept the appoin tment of
chief of police, given him by the
raayor-elect of Goshen. MIR. Rigney
was chief of police here from 1894 to
1898.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27

Do you have any letters, writ
ten by James Whitcomb Riley,
Indiana's most loved poet?
Edmund H. Eitel, administra-
tor Of the estate of the famous
children's poet, is preparing for
publication a set of Riley's let
ters and he will be very CRATE
full if any one who has letters
or who knows of their existence
will communicate with him or
will send the letters which will
be returned as soon as copied
He can be addressed in care
of the Riley estate, indianapolis,
Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
Hoosier Happenings

out warning and he is still uncon-
scious.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
EPISCOP ALIANS
TO HOLD MISSION.
SERVICE SUNDAY
Eight Bridgeport Churches
Will Exchange Rectors
For Entire Day

Episcopal churches of the city VIII
hold a mission this Sunday. Each
parish will be in charge of priest
missioner from another parish
throughout the day.
The assignments follow: St. Johns
church, Rev. c. W. Areson; Christ
church, Rev. S. F. Sherman, Jr.;
Trinity church, Rev. H. E. Kelly; st.
RaAll's church Rev. j. G.. Sadtler; st.
Georges church, Rev. w. HI. Jepson;
rtaIMke's church, Rev. H. F. Rock
we'll; Calvary church, Rev. B. F. Root;
Church OF the Nativity, Rev. c. w.
Findlay.
The mission services will include all
of the four usual Sunday service, and
the rectogS have asked their people to
attend and take part in all Of the SER
vices OF the day. This Mission Sum
day in the Episcopal churches, fol-
lowed by the Suffragan Bishops Mis-
yipH services on the Tuesday evenings
In Lent, together with the revival ser
v66AA which the Protestant churches
in the city have been preparing, and
the Lapteni efforts of the Roman and
Greek Catholic churches, will mobilize
practically an the people in Bridge
port.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
PLANS FOR FLEET
OF MOTOR YACHTS
HEARD BY OWNERS

JB Plans to organize mosquito
dHeet"' and motor boat, patrol for gov
Eminent service if needed, will be
discussed Sunday afternoon at a
gathering Of the members Of the
lkkrk. City Yacht club. Commodore
Frank Mills declared at meeting
,1u6 the club last night that its main
purpose was not to hold tea parties
and that its members who understand
navigation. will willingly offer their
services IL needed. The following
of1icials have been appointed for the
summper season:
Fleet captain, William Myers; feet
surgeon, DR. w. C. Watson; chaplain,
Charles Langdon; librarian. Samuel
Harrison; regatta committee, William
Torrance; measurer. F. FL. Blake: del
egate to convention of Long Island
Sound yachtsmer, II. o. Cram; dele
gate to meet of Waterway league, w
&C. Gould and house chairman. II Q.
Cram.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
Bridgeport Den Of
Il Lions Pledges Aid
To Woodrow Wilson

with a rising vote at their meeting
last svening all members Of Bridge
port Den, No. 40, Royal Order OF
LIONS, pledged their support to Presi-
dent Wilson in any course he may
pursue in settling the international
dificulties now confronting the ma
ton. Attorney Charles III. Shapiro
and DIR. Maurice J. Fosen addressed
the members on "Traternalism. "
James Brown sang q number Of Sc
1ections.
Arrangement are now being made
for the minstrel entertainment to be
given at the Casino, after Lent. The
James A. Saunders Irish Minstrel
troupe, which recently Joined the or
ganization In body, will take part
In the minstrel show,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
Great helps
in sewing

Bias folds of percale for
trimming wash dresses
Fast COLOR in plain colors
bright candy stripes,piece
Of 6 yards 10c.
Gem dress shields in the
new flesh tint and with eth
er 3-4 flap or in crescent
style especially for evening
wear,-26c and 3Oc.
Elton dress-shields, flesh tint, special
size,-50c.
Bias folds Of pure white In several
widths, single or double fold, piece OF
~ yards.-1oc to zoe.
Skirt markers that are accurate and
easily used,-25c.
Drysayo spot-lifer. takes out spots
that go often get on goods while sew
ing-and leaves no ring on either
white or colors,-50c.
Baby Mine safety pins, gold plated.
loo and 15c.
Left aisle, front
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
Steinert Atheneum
Is Damaged By Fire

New Haven, March 2.-LThrough a
hire In the Steinezt athaneum, Court
and Orange streets, close by police
headquarters. early today, the city
narrowly escaped a. eonfagfation. The
building, although recently remodeled,
was OF old construction with wooden
interior but solid brick wallis The fire
was held inside. Had it broken
through the wallis al extensive city
block woufd have been in danger, as
structures in it are Of mostly long
Standing.
The fire loss exceeded $4,000, falling
on the Steinert estate and several
business tenants and office tenants.
AS various organizations used rooms
the fire may have started from dis
carded lighted cigar or cigarette
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
Dewey's Widow Tells II
Husbands Affection
For Secretary Daniels

e.secrstafy OF tho Navy.
''Navy Opt, Washington. D. G."
I wish you, and the people of the
country also, to know that my hus-
band felt for the present Secretary OF
I<he Navy, Hon. Josephus Daniels, a
sincere affection. Only a short time
ago the admiral said: II have been
In the Navy 81 years. and have served
under many Secretaries of the Navy,
but Secretary Daniels is the best
Secretary we have ever had, and has
done more for the Navy than any
other. / am amazed by his kn6wl-
edge of technical matters. He has
studied profoundly, and his opinion
is founded on close observation"
Will you express nay profound
jfhanks to the General Assembly OF
North Carolina2 am. Senator.
Very truly.
MILDRED MCLEAN DEWEY. I,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
HOSPITAL ATTACHES BANQUET.

A Banquet was held last evening in
The Stratfield by U. NJ. G. Co. hospital
attaches, in. honor Of Miss Jennie
Veronica Dlugo. one of the nurses
who recently returned from Bermuda.
Those who attended were the Misses
Jennie Dlugo, Anna Fox, Ina Ora
ham, Irene Hannette, Nellie Fox,
Minnie Kantack and Prunella Nc
racden; Dr. George Is. Cowell, DR..
Daniel p. Griffen, James Kerwin,
John Lawton, James Mahan, Charles
Carroll, Peter Jennings and Leo Fad
dill.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
Here are more
beauty TOUGHEST

How wonderfully these
add to beauty Of dress!
Sailor collars Of pongee;
new, very!
Square Of course, and with
cutwork decoration at corn
ers, and with embroidered
edge.
Richly effective in deep
neutral tone 81.
Plain organdy collars and cuffs are
welcomed for mourning wear-50c,
75c and 81.
For making ficf1us (and what a
number will be worm beautiful Geor-
gette crepe and plain or embroidered
net. Has frilled edge. Some even
has a frill on each side! soc to 50
yard
Beautiful banding of Georgette
crepe is hemstitched. Simple and
very effective, for collar and cuff sets.
Gold gray white or flesh-50c to S
yard.
Center aisle. rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
Spring Athena
underwear ready

For women: the new
Athena underwear
Cut to fit, not stretched.
Nicely finished, of splendid
quality, light and fine of tex
ture.
Vests or pants SOC and
SOC; union suits-$1 and
$1.25.
Both pants and union suits
have the patented seat which
gives protection with true
comfort. Both vests and
union suits have the narrow
back and full bust which
combine to give comfort and
prevent slipping.
Left aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02

I A Congressional resolution signed
by President Wilson designates April
~ 40 day for the collection of funds
IN the United States Tor the relief of
suffering Ukrainians
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
New good shoes for
children, so So $3.50

children $3.50 SO $3.50
New in style-but without
sacrificing one bit of the
comfort that children's
shoes should insure.
Good in quality, and in
making; look nicely;will give
reasonable service.
Good shoes at the price:
ouch is sum Of it all.
Tan biuchers, sizes to s--ss; sizes
81 to 12-s2.50.
Black butchers, sizes ,Sa to Ii
s2.50.
Black calf button, sizes 8 r. to IL
So and So.
Patent leather, button, some with
cloth top;sizes 81 to 11-s3 and .s2.59
and SO.
Large girls black calfs3<in, Lace and
button, sizes II II to 1850 So and
$3.50.
Patent leather for large girls, some
cloth top, sizes II to 2,-S2.5t and
SO.
Main floor, rear
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
"Hump" hlairpins
keep hair up.

Dance, or skate, or do any
thing else athletic-and if
hairpins are used
there is no fear that hair will
down. -
A little bumped tongue
prevents them from slipping
and holds hair firmly where
it is desired.
1 Easily used and just as
easily taken out-when one
acquires the trick,
sc and Zoe
Left aisle, front
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
An everlasting
hotWater bottle!

Made of,fneta1, is this hot
water bottle.
No fear Of it's bursting or
wearing out, It lasts and
lasts and lasts,
Splendid for a foot-warm-
er, too!
Holds about .11a quarts
$3.50.
Rubber hotwater bottles
and fountain syringes and
combinations Of both at no
advance in price,
water bottles-85c to 81.
fountain syringes-
81 to So.
combinations
$3.50 to So.
Center aisle, front.
Delightful things
| for toilet-table.
Colgate's new ta1cum pow
ders, deliciously perfumed,
Poo.
Pussy Willow dry shampoo-25c.
Elcaya cream and soap and face
! powder-50c.
New Elcaya products-rouge and a
compact face-powder-59c.
| Mavis talcum-25c.
Mavis face powder-50c.
| Mavis toilet waterloo.
| Mavis eXtract-$1 ounce.
| Colgate's toilet waters, many doors,
t-25c and soc.
Tokalon cream, very efficacious,--
| 60c
Laco CASTLE soap-1oc-box 3 cakes
| for zoU.
Center aisle, front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02

Only One "BR0MO QUlNINE
10 get the genuine. call for full
5}ams LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
1ook Tor signature Of 3. W. GROVE,
cures Cold In One Day. Csc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
one dollar
New silk bags
with colored beads!

Yes; new bags are black
silk or colored-and they
are decorated very attrac-
lively with colored beads.
Drawstring models, very
rich in black and very beau
tiful in some Of the season s
colors, fitted with purse and
mirror.
And the beading is hand
some addition.
So, $3.50, $3.50 and to
$3.50.
Also new - X III A X I :
KOOL silk bags!
Rich color effects, fine
quality,-$5.
New staunch strap-back
bags In many colors, really
leather 81.
Pretty new-model wrist
purses, black and some
tasteful co1ors,- 25c and
SOC.
Left aisle, front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
Give the hair.
careful attention

Expert service in hair
dressing is combined here
with careful attention to
ones personal needs.
Women find it helpful.
And how convenient!
A shampoo, a thorough
scalp treatment, Marcel
waving if one wishes.
And manicdring deftly
and thoroughly done, when
hairdressing is completed.
Meantime barbering for
the children; and by barber
who enjoys serving the little
folks.
Reasonable charges, of
course.
For women who need
aids to hairdressing; these
Of extra Interest,"
Switches
20 inches, wavy,-$1
% inch $3.50
"a inch $3.50
% inch $3.50
Transformations, full size
$3.50; 3-4 length, 1.50,
Third floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
Waterproof aprons

A convenience and a pro-
lection while doing many
sorts of homework:
Keep clothing from being
spotted; of generous size.
Black and white check,
rubbe1ized, durable, SOC
Left aisle, front.
Stockings to stand
boys hard wear
Black cotton, firm even
weave, medium or heavy rib,
Staunch black cotton, me-
dunn or heavy rib, of special
durability 35c.
Left aisle. rear
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
Barker collars,
2=for-2 yet.

Barker collars are the
only good ones now SELF
ing at 2 for a quarter.
And they are mighty
good.
They fit. They feel
comfortable. They have
good style. They wear
well.
Styles; a lot Of them,
including new soft mod
els.
Every other collar
that was 2 for a, quarter,
lars will go to that price
quarter.
Some men will be W
take no chances +!
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
Some nice doeskin
gloves at $1.25 |


A limited quantity Of
these soft handsome gloves
In pure white, -$1.25.
A splendid weight and fin
ish, washable without harm
to either softness or appear
ance. j
One clasp sty1e-all white
$1.25.
Other washable white doe
skins, some with black stitch
ing,-$1.50 and $1.85.
Center aisle, rear
Laurel stockings
for satisfaction
Laurel stockings for wom-
en- are an exclusive Rowland
offering.
Truly American, through
and through.
Fine soft cotton or Isle
pure dye,splendid Of fit, black
or white.
Made just for this store,
on specifications which in
sure durability and comfort,
combine comfort with excel
lent appearance.
| With double soles and
elastic tops,-3712c pair;
3 pairs $1.10
Left aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02
Sunset soaps
are dyes too!

Remarkable dyes = or
soaps9
Cleanse fabrics thorough
and dye them in any de-
sired shade.
That dye is lasting and
fast too.
Easy to use; with good re-
suits assured, and but 10c.
Center aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02

Weather: Unsettled tonight and
Saturday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-02

Center aisle, rear.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-14
Nlelion CT %llunoporlio.

minneapolis Sen 12tc Sccbr,
&rHii0cnt @iIIou bar i]ntcrpcncret
/ Winuciotapolitifcn / set Gie.
mco al iifrc Jig og Sonoet anutc
NtclIonS %upllrocrligc SiGlp Oeo at
freeze, at Staten5 Stemmcborqcrc
iom en- patriotiif @unollng 'tol
QicnpplQc ham for Ell Sermln til.
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IGloc loo mCAct mere ieincIolocnoe
% ior Scnotor Nclion iua mc8ct
mere imiQrcnOc, iom oct or en- De
m~ofrotiit YrGiiocnt iom iorlan8er
en- RcpublifuncrS @ienuolg.
) ct pcrionli0t @rep til Ircm'
ltoocuoc Qcmotroter / Stutcu an
tcialcr han, at oct life mau tlld,
res Scnator NclIOn at frabcoe rig
@icuualQ, OF at ban, / WetraGt'
ring al inc potriotilte 6orticne'
tier al NatiOncn ber 9lenoGiGe0
uocn 0ppoiiticm
Seq ficnocr Senator Nelion
aoNt, % ic8 pcN, of Oct cr hans
Cnifc at trGffc iiq tilbugc I'll 9ri'
potljpct % tiIbringc lin SioSaItcn
I no., i~fripcr TrTiiocntcn.
"Nfru ON Scnotor 9tcliou bap'
Dc &i9bcO Tor, at ban blot bopNc
e. Nlor iQiGn al lcpc, ilpIoer ban
2onoct Bette Mar. Wte0 i'm lrcnl'
rolcu0c Gulti9bcO oQ lit inogoa
cnOc &icnoitnb til ]ntcrnotiouuIc
NifTrrr, cr bans Cicncitcr / oi@ic
EIOcr ]upw0crlilc ior Nntioncn."
Ger t%iIipic2 @rcpct, at 9tcIIon
lite cr uogcH "SInctcr", bpilfct
han bcuiitc rc0, at ban fog @c
rUrct poo 9}attcn oI tiTmpcoe
mcO / Norarrtriacn ira 0cn@ Be
QpuOclit til Otl,$ Slut.
&rcpct pinocr @iinIO blou0t oe
rcmofrotiifc @cocrc. iom onercoe
lar crfIUrct iig ! Topcr al Sc
notor ?ScIiou2 @icuOnIG uocu %
petition ira Ocrc2 &urti@ Sioc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-14
Kpinoers Pelte,
6iernineer.

. Gun iieloen herer hi Napnene
taa be mango Gpiuoer, Scr bar
giort ct minoit ligcIaa urrbifulot
Irbeioe, iom DC, ser mere oiiicielt
arbcioer unber set Gsoe &ors. Set
bar berior i'm Snteresie at berc,
bpao Ser fortplcs / ell nplig uo.
fpmmet BOG al Sabp Gbmrdia.
Slrn berctter bl. a. ON Ell gammlel,
franif Game, Wooomc Watarp /
SoisionS, Ion belle lit 2ip bauos
intercS Icret Jig parnlt for sc Sat.
tige | NGrbcoen al beuoes Slot,
% for bOent bun bapoc uprct en-
trofait SiTlper OF Srsiter. Sa
Snifcrnc fon uuoer Warne-S laaet,
% Waircn life fltlbc finocS, poa-
tog buu iig hans Irbeioe; set Inf
febes benbc iom pes ct @iounoer
ar forbinorc, ct @pen bIcp poclaat,
bun orOneoe ale Hcfuiiitioucrnc,
fcrbanoIcoe meo Sienocr, iaa 9pen
rnoaif lloIllltning o. Yanif. Sun
reoblcp nreb i'm moberliae Soriorg
unocr @pcns @pmbaroement on
pleicoe / al Ben Sio uSen Mibrp.
helie De Spgc og Saarcoe, tiItrobs
for line 90 Nar.
Timber Iarne.S laaet bar ser
Spinoer, iom eitcr aampete fanot
line Snie fplote mco Ssbe, Ser
par ialot i Saanbeen9na. Te be-
srapeSe oisie Spoe. baobe %enner
90 SlenSer, meo iaa mesen Snlbu
os ~sGrbcoi9beo iom mulis. Bag
otter maatte De Iaa fine, nturc OF
reparcre Tine &uie, Ionne Sioer
cnoog belt bpgae Dem -op. alSrig
bar DC befIoget Jig, emo life Sc,
iom hapDe pGrct uoiat for sc frps-
teligitc @olosbanolinser, cIler, lom
boooe Ieet line @Gnb o. Ssnncr
blipe lfnbt. Dc bar r~ciianerebe,
men Der par Dem Ell iaaSan Sp.
rrelaHSsfiGrlisbeo % StoltbeS opcr
at bare liot for lit 2anS. at man
maa bape feet oct, for al f~oritaa
eler fro berpaa.
Der err mango apinoer, lcm bar
miitet alt, bpao &c eier; men life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-14
19l4-191S
SerDcNsfrtge
i&arter, Crb % giaeber.

Starter, SrO % giaeDer.
st prratigt % initrnftiut Scfte meS
&c iibitc Starter uuer DC frigiprcn.
&c 2anbe.
llbmerfeoe 9iaeoer fra Sen onle.
rifanife Scr og 5Iaabe og fra 6ron.
tcrrc / europa, fra aampens Scbe %
ira 9ipet / Sfpttergrapene. 9iaeber
al Slagifibe, llnoerpanbsbaaoc, Sep.
~peIinere, aanoner, Rtner, ~Sanfs",
oiu. Sotoaraiier al De frigfercnoe
Sonoes Statsoperbopcoer % fienbtc
Mpnb.
s(f 2Gieitofiet MAJ nppnes Ell
Saoboa oper arigens piatigite Sen.
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