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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
GEO. MATTESON GETS
BRIDE FOR CHRISTMAS
Popular Young Athlete Mar
ries Joplin Girl; Captain
of Ohio Cities.

George Matteson, one OF Tulsa's
leading young athletes. surprised his
friends when he returned yesterday
after a quiet trip to Joplin for the
Christmas holidays, the proud possess
sor Of a blushing young bride. Mrs.
Matteson Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. c. W. McAbee of Joplin. The
newlyweds were married on Christmas
afternoon at the home of her parents.
Matteson, who is Michigan univer-
sity man, is captain and stellar player
on the Ohio Cities basketball quintet
of the Y. NJ. C. A. OIL league. The
five which Matteson leads is consid-
cred one of the strongest that has
ever been developed from local men
in this city. They have not met de-
feat and hold a victory over the strong
Henry Kendall basketeers, who are
coached by Hal Mefford of Chicago.
Matteson is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Matteson of st. Paul, MINI. He
is employed in the general office OF
the Ohio Cities company here. While
he was a student at Michigan, he not
only made reputation in basketball
but gained laurels as trackman.
Track at Michigan is almost on par
with football and friends of Matteson
state that he set some records for the
school on the cinder path
His marriage is the elimination of
romance that began several months
ago when the athlete. while on his
way to Tulsa, was introduced to his
future wife while visiting college
friends at COZ South Elgin avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
Training Squad of Cards
viii Number Twenty-Five

ST. LOUIS. Dec 29.-Fewer play
crs will be taken on the spring tram
ing trip of the St Louis Nationals
next season than in several years. Al
tho the camp has not been selected
President Hickey said it would be
somewhere in Texas"
The Cardinals have trained at san
Antonio for the past three years and
Il is probable the club Will return
there, altho Houston, Temple and san
Angelo are under consideration. There
are no high wirds in the vicinity or
San Antonio and the climate usually
Is dry and warm in the early spring.
President Hickey expects 10 have
the squad start training on March IL.
The new National league rule in re-
ga>S to training trips provides that no
team shall start its spring work un-
til thirty days before the opening. Of
the season. The Cardinals probably
will put in two weeks In the camp.
as they must return to st. Louis IN
time to play the Browns in the spring
series and have a day or two of rest
before the opening,
The Cardinals will play exhibition
games at Houston, Fort Worth, San
Antonio and Little Rock, according to
present plans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
KIRKPATRICK DENIES STORY
Declares He Has no Connection With
First National Bank Basement.

Denial that he was In any way con-
nected with any OF the businesses run
in the basement of the First National
Bank building was made last night by
j. +. kirkpatrick. This statement was
made in answer to information filed
In a petition In justice court Friday
seeking to oust tenants of that bank
basement. The information charged
tenants Of the basement with violating
the prohibitory law. Mr.. kirkpatrick
not only denied that he had any con-
nection with the basement In question
now or at any other time except that
some time ago when the basement
first was leased. the lease was made
out In his name to be held In escrow.
He said he soon released II to the
actual renters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
Second Athletic Carnival
of Illinois on March 2

URBANA, Ill, Dec. 29.-Tte sec
ond annual athletic carnival, to DC
staged by the University of Illinois,
will be held on March 2, according to
tho announcement of George Huff,
director of athletics at the univer-
sity. Five schools have already on
tered the big carnival-Chicago, WIS
consin. Michigan, Notre Dame and
Minnesota.
An added feature will be a series
of relay races for soldiers and sail
crs of camps and cantonments In the
middle west. Another innovation at
the meet will be the addition Of re-
lay races for high schools In the
state. The carnival relay races will
not in any way conflict with the an
nual interscholastic meet which Is
held later in the spring
Illinois relay carnival, which is
held indoors in the big armory of the
university, was one of the biggest
successes of the 1917 track season.
Twelve colleges competed before an
audience OF more than six thousand
people. Director George Huff Is pre-
pairing for another meet equal to that
of last year and active plans are al
ready under way for the 1918 carnt-
val.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
HOrsemen's Association
to Help Red Cross Fund

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 29.-Mem-
bers of the Thorobred Horsemen's
association have pledged themselves
to raise and donate 100000 to the
American Red Cross during 1918. A
committee appointed to work out the
plan is to report at Lexington January
5.
The committee Is composed of r. H.
Talbot vice-chairman of the Ken
tucky Racing commission; John Hack
meister, general manager OF the Doug
las Park and Latonia race tracks;
Charles f. Granger, president. and
Matt Winn, general manager of the
New Louisville Jockey club; Harvey
Myers. president of the Latonia Agri-
cultural association j. T.. Madden,
own.r of Hamburg Place; Hal Price
Headley, owner of Beaumont and La
belle farms Catesby Woodford. pres-
dent of the Kentucky Racing assocla-
ton of Lexington; ]. II. Morris, owner
of Bosque Ponita farm, and the fol-
lowing prominent breeders and own
ers: Thomas c. Mcdowell, J. c. Milan,
j. G.. Keene, A. b. Hancock, AMI
Charles II. Bergman.
1t Is believed the committee viii re-
port the adoption of a scheme that
will tax the race tracks in Kentucky
percentage of their gross receipts
Horsemen will be called upon to don
ate a portion of their purse and stake
winnings. 1t is also expected that all
track employees, including officials,
Jockeys. trainers as well as clerks and
others working on the pari-mutual
machines will be asked to contribute
part of their earnings Breeders also
will be asked TO subscribe their share.
Figuring on basis of 10 racing
days, II would be necessary to collect
approximately $4,000 a day, the heav-
lest burden of which would fall on the
tracks, which already pay large
state tax.
In the present drive for enrolment
of members, Louisville horsemen have
disclosed record of 100 per cent,
every owner, trainer and stable hand
having Joined.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
College
Field Team Is Selected

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-F prty four
athletes, selected from all parts of
the United States, have been given
places upon the all-American amateur
and college track and field teams for
1917, az named by OFFICERS of the AM
ateur Athletic union here today. Thir
ty-one athletes, one for each event,
compose the amateur team and of
this number fifteen are affiliated with
middle western clubs; fourteen carry
the colors of eastern clubs, while the
far west is represented by two.
Robert Simpson of the University
of Missouri is given a place on the
college team for the 120 yard hurdles.
7. V. Scholz of the University of
Missouri is placed in the 100-yard run.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
Young Pal Moore Due to Arrive Today
Meets Earl Puryear Tuesday Afternoon
Memphis Bantam Is Awkward
in Ring But Deals Out All
Kinds of Misery.
PuRYEAR LIKES HARD SCRAPS
Points to Engagement With
Herman as Proof That
He Fears None.

Barring railroad wrecks, missed
train connections or similar mishaps'
Younr Pal Moore Memphis bantam
will be in Tulsa tonight. According
IN a telegram received from his man
arer last night by AL Nenn, metc,-
maker of the Crescent Athletic CLUB,
Moore left Chicago saturday. lie ex-
meets to work out Monday afternoon
in the Crescent ring and then on tues
day he tangles with Earl Puryear III
a fifteen round setto.
Moore Is one OF the oddities OF the
boyinc. game. Many rate him an awk-
ward boxer. but all the boys who have
been inside the ropes with him are
nnonimous in their verdict That no
deals out misery at unexpected mo-
ments. These moments also come
uncomfortably close together
Jrrycar Likes Them Tough.
The harder they are, the better Earl
purveor likes them-at least that is
what the Tulsa boy himself says ana
the fact that Moore has victories over
pete Herman and Johnny Ertle and
a Newspaper decision over Kid Will
liams. has no dampening effect upon
his spirits. Puryear pointed 10 MS
own meeting with Herman as evidence
that he can show better against
high class boy than against secono
or third rater.
Steam Heat for Club.
As AL Venn shivcred In front or n
gas stove wherein should have neen,
and perhaps might have been slisht
trace Of flame. he took occasion 10
remark that tho the thermometer was
below zero and the gas pressure less
than zero. there would be no dlscom-
fort at the Crescent A. c. The athletic
club Is heated by steam and steam
Is generated In furnace heated by
coal.
Venn said last night the referee
question would be decided as soon
as Moore and his manager roach the
city. Jimmy Bronson is understood
to be satisfactory to both boys II nc
can leave his own club at Joplin long
enough TO come down and decide this
argument
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
NelU State Charters

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 29.-Sec-
retary Of State j. l.. Lyon has Issued
the following charters:
Westwood Garage company, Tulsa,
capital, $4,000; incorporators, A. l..
Bourke, C. L. Schwing. Emile Roy,
Tulsa.
Medford a. Northwestern Telephone
Co, Medford, capital, $1,000; in
corporators, o. V. Williams, u. G..
Costner, j. f. O'Conner. Medford.
Commercial Rabbit Breeders asso-
citation. Oklahoma City. capital. $10,-
600; incorporators, Harry w. Bueck :
ing, Charles Il. Foster, W. A. Joslyn,
oklahoma City.
c. ID. Nease Lumber company,
Hugo. capital. $4,000; incorporators
r. ID. Wilbor. C. ID. Nease. Hugo;
Robert Il. Lee, Springfield, Mo.
Texo Drilling company. Oklahoma
City. capital. 100000: incorporators,
w. G.. Skelly, Tulsa: J. S. Sanky, +.
=. Lieuallen, oklahoma City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
Mail Clerks Get Charter.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30. - The
Railway Mail association, with
membership Of one thousand three
hundred mail clerks. has been granted
charter by the American Federation
of Labor. Edward j. Ryan OF Boston,
the association president, announced
here today. Mr.. Ryan said this ac-
ton was taken despite Postmaster
General Burlcsons known opposition"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
Junior Indoor Singles
Tennis HOnOrs Decided

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Edward VI.
Hendiickson of Amherst and the Ha-
worth Country club of Haworth. n.
j.. won the junior national indoor
singles lawn tennis championship to-
day at the Seventh regiment armory,
defeating Harold L. Taylor of the.
Brooklyn preparatory school. The
score was 3-6. ga, So. GA.
Cecil Donaldson of Brooklyn won
the boys national singles. In his final
the youngster beat Abraham Eets-
ford, third. of Hartsdale, n. Y, by
SO, 6-2, 6-2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
S. n. COVEY FUNERAL MONDAY
Veteran Tulsan Dies ut His Home at
-f12 South Cheyenne.

s. II. Covey. for ten years a resident
OF Tulsa. died at his home at Az
South Cheyenne late last night. Fu-
neral services will be held at the resi-
dence Monday afternoon at $3.50.
Interment will be made In Rose Hill
cemetery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30

games and exercises. Boys who are
not members are invited to join IN all
privileges for the day. The swimming
pool will be open to all who have
bathing suits, and an exhibition will
he staged at i'm the afternoon. The
boys gymnasium ella sses will be held
at 4:15 and at Z a reception Will be
held in the boys lobby.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30

ing of a successful year-the most sue
cessful in A. 4 NJ. annals.
Coach h. A. Pritchard, who replaced
Coach Griffith, resigned. piloted the
Aggies to their greatest victory on the
football field and broke the strangle-
hold of the Sooners, who had been VIC
toRous year after year under tho
tutelage of Bennie owen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
Paskert, Middle Gardner
of Phils, Traded to Cubs

FITCHBURG, Mass, Dec 29.-Man-
ager Moran of the Philadelphia Ma
tional league baseball club, announced
at his home here today that George ii.
Baskert, Philadelphia centerfielder,
had been traded for ICY" Williams.
centerfielder Of the Chicago National
league club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
Bible, Gun, Whisky.

A BIbIo, a gun and q half pint or
whisky was the combination the po-
lice got last night when an indian.
giving his name as Lewis Bible, was
arrested and searched He was held
or a charge of carrying conct aled
weapons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
Missouri Produces Corn.

JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 29.-Ac-
cording to figures made public today
by the state board of agriculture. Mis-
souri, produced 26s.95S.$27 bushels OF
corn during 1917 on S.0S6.9s7 acres
the crop being valued at $29S,741.7T5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
Negro Collidcs With Wagon.

Leo Mayberry. n negro delivery boy.
was thrown from his bicycle, but vas
not seriously injured, tho carried
across the street, when an auto lanu-
dry wagon coli'hed with his wheel
at Third anu Elw ood last night. The
auto was driven by w. II. Cunning
ham. The boy was taken to his home.
Hrs injuries were not regarded Sc
ri5uS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
FYrst I'm Twenty Years.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec. %
A slight furry of snow fell here to,
night. 1t was believed to havo been
the first snowfall recorded in jack
sonville In nearly twenty years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30

THE MEETING PLACE OF the order Of
Knights and Ladies' Of Security has been
changed from Musicians hall to the Moose
hall. where the regular meeting will bo
held on Thursday evening.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Stot fra en- Neije
tVororc Wiuucjota

Seq lfrtper Der Iiot fra Ell Sur til
rei norollse Riuneiotu og til Sele.
'tepnet ! Sbief Niber Sails iiblte Com
nler. Set er piitnpt Iiot lent at Ifripe
ON bette Stepne mi, eli beuer er set
Ateilln9en, oa baaSe Sagaitriueren %
Der mioIertioige Sefretrr inoicnote
Seretntn8er Itror efter; Dog. oct maa
tll'iaaeS mig at faa uotaIc. at lea
letter Itor Bria pa bisie Snmmeu.
tcmlter; Set er life bare at have ct
gar GageS 6orneielic, hsre ct ooot
Fro8ram % trriIe gamIe aicnSiueer,
men @trfningen bar noQet bprcnbe,
l%tabenoe 9oot oeb Zig; man iaar mere
a9tel'e for Jig ielu, lin SIrgt, % fine
Sambp9oin9er. ia for >nle af pgts
merit gbro; iom Ell pRgtio Sattor tl
bette 'tolte, er biitnot SaaoIfriuerers
9rbetpe, lom pan ell Maooe itaar /
Slpgt meo Stepnerne.
Fan en- @adoe bleb ieg bog ~ifufict
peS iioite Stemme: Seq bentebe At
trGffe mango Here ira Selioro, enc
Stlfrloet bar; hi gpgbcfoIt buro,
baoc no8ct fGues for % Ielo at tale
ON oB tuge fat paa Ion andre; Dc
ilcIte bar iamlct SGoersgaper til line
Sebebngoer. &i bar ingcrtina giprt
cribnL, life fontmet iaalanot, at pi bar
talt ON Bet en9ang. Sor noget ooer
e. Nar liocn Itrep ie9 / "Secora6s go
item" o9 bno en-, at ale fra Selioro
og Inercr piloe inbienoe fine Napn og
gbresier til Taitor s. 8. Setber.
Soi5ton, Wtinn., iom lopeoe OF faa
trptt ct Slag3 aoresietnlenoer 90
'cnpe os tilbnge; ieg tGnfte mig til,
q! BET piloe bare eiiIbt at pioe. boor
oore Siembp8binger boeoe / bette
SGno. Seq Babe ogiaa en- @agtantc:
ON hi IfitIoe qiGrc noaet for Dor Silent
bp9o engang iaa pilhc Bette lette Nrs
beioet. Ni paa SteOuet / Sommer
talte ieg meo Sctber og ban iagoe. at
Inn omtrino en- 30 babe 'cubt BAN
fine Nnpne, ug Nettc bar 10 intct at
iaa trpft nogen Cite for. Seq tror
frcn1oeIeS, at Sanfcn er goo % ON
no9le &unoreoer babe Ienot fine
Napue, iaa oiloe Oi not iaa Ell Iaaban
&iite, % flrnoc hi iaa iibcn enes ont
at giprc ro9et for 6%iembp8Scr, iaa
pilbe vi isle p5 rigere aauoeIi9t "a
life fattiqcre tircIigt; ia trnt ODER
bette lite retta" OF las oS faa 1erc
fra andre bcront.
Neo BET famine ieg er noe paa
@nrbrin9, inn ril ie9 li9c libt ON nit
Snbtrnf al @arbet bernorb; tigti9not
rciite ieg life meeet uunot, men bar
Dog rb en- 80 ItiI eIler iad fra Fbief
Hipcr Sails; Def bapoe oGret no8et
regniulbt heu Iioltc SID, og ma CT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
43oe Mar0an8.

pel uoint for ba al pRre nooet par
M" | lin @ebsumeIie. men lea ieler
Spit III al .bcapnbe men. at Statcn
2finlelota or baarbbeuot meo Tine
Sor9ersSsrn oernoro. Sc mango
eoe'taaenoe Marine or 9epis pno min
Saa'tanb. Sor at BRUCE ct Siaepc:
Oct CT luIn at babe oienncm bpht
&ano: DC lt9rteIte o. Ipn0ite pad
SF9gerne tormaar at boloe Sagen oper
Wanoltorpen, mems De andre maa buff
tc unoer. Saapibt ies bar ioritaact.
bar Stateu taset 81 euer SO pr
2lcre for bette MprIano; Den burbs
~iiarere 6doe betolt en- liguenbe Gum
for at faa Solt til at bolntte Jig Der
% erperimentere nleb no9et i%aaoort.
Wen laa bar Stateu erauet itore
@refter for at Iebe Oct Snerfloosonnoer
bert; ia. men Spiibberre mad betale
nerfor mcb omtrent $50 / Sfot ont
Narct ior 100 Icres, % Def opritc
er, at oi5ie @refter leber op Ill Give.
iom er Ian i~tilerinoenbe, at De lite is
rer %anbet bort fort not. Ser bar vi
I. gr. Clearwater Tiuer; oert li9ger
Der meb line 6unoreoc az Su9tnin8cr
frem % tilbu9e / Oct ilaoe gfprlano.
9ia en- pplbig Slanac inor ben Jig /
SIpngningcr gienncm bet hste @rr5
og Ter Iaant op i Nnii9tet pad enbper,
Iom i~orieger paa at 9ierc zig Soroen rlls
beroanig bcrrunot. Set blep mig ror'
tnIt, at man bnobe Sanb ont at ian
nenae, IaapelIom andre li9neroe Slpc.
| oiennempleiet al en- Wuobermo'tlnc
("0reb9e") og bermeo ~iortorte oe,S
Sob til maaife ell Semteoel az bono
Den MI or; ba piloe oct blipe 'ua ME-
get Iterre Snlb og |aroct faa iriere W.
lob. SorIfielige Yolitifere bapoe be-
RET runbt og Jet paa bisIe Sing (ilGr
for @algene) % brl9t tore Orb o.
0rbe Seiter, men Def er iaa rart nren
BET: Taur man tomn1er til Ct. Sall
eI!cr @oIbington, 'aa er 81. 1an let at
oIemmc De frogebe @loe / NorooeIten.
en anoen Sing er o9iaa me9et llemE
for Hnbbegerne. be har iaa langt til
8p eIer Iarfeo. Seq tror be'ten1t.
at Stotcus SernbanetommisIion fiinnc
oifre roget her: Spnutrtre Sernbane@
ielIfaberne, ia fanife fringe Dem til at
bngge nogcn Ifitittere euer 8rene
("grand Npabs") her % Der. Nu
er Der en- flor 8igbom paa CLOG, n
tuIinoois al Itres at ben I~lanfeite IIp
Icm M raaoner bort eaer er ct gbtte
for Nbcn. Spis Rarfeosplabs a
nurmere, Iaa pilDe Sarmerne baoe en-
DOB Snotrgtsfilbe meo at IGl8e |eo
til Sc mango, iom M frbier foroi
WrrnoIelen CT ioa bbr, ia cnonu be-
bre, SC tunbe ifaffe RnamatcriaIe I'll
mango Srriliberier % Tapirmsler on
iom befienot, al Pip laoes bet ftne'tc
%apir. @tau flnaer MI ooer Eri'en
toa Sapir, iaa ale Ioiier cmtrent
fprbeier &ortingenten, mems Wdteria4
tcl raaoner i Spngepis pg Den ltorar'
tebe amerifnnifc Spretaeipmbeo er
u~Innlia euer li99er I 9bale.
: Stat3mrnb o9 SoIititfere, :. font
bepreer cher paa Samfunbets Spfber.
Z bar YliQt pna eoer MOB bisIe Nps
6naoerc bernorol 2onbet er 1ioer
Spil frugtbnrt og sobt, raar BET ferIt
blir Itelt Ireb Zig, at Set fan bore
glplin9 % Ser ct 6erli9 Natitrrigoom.
Iolu bare pcnter pda en- IuIebniug foc
at hli til Npitc for Solf og enno.
8. o.. Sboen.
gdu, @inn., / 9ecember 1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
IRA Ncraus VanS. Winn.

Sumraioreuiracu meSte Den So
Ccccmbcr hos SortcI Sitelie. SeSs
prrre Bier man iiniict AZ SorcSraass
6plncren, YroirSIor gnien, iom lua ina
/ minneapolis 90 life iunoe fcmme.
eiter ooc % riaeIis Seprrtrina giors
Sc Trpicsior Sorrum en- Sci inoles
benoe @e~mrrtrinper III "Sraums
,ure", bpprpau SorteI Sitcli irem'asec
Sc, oan,lc norite Siat meo Spmpdti
oa rate teIcmnr.iif Souefalb. Ser
pau uoipanNt ser iig Ell IGuacre Sis
fuslipu hcroper. Yna @runb az nu9Ie
anaeIiariIc SrS ION ioretommcr !
Si0tet % %erieiormen, mcncr noalt
al Siaiet or ifrepst AZ Ell Nornmano
i Gnalauo % iiocu irhisrt iii %or8e.
Mau tror painn at Den Spiatuina al
9iuet iom itiIoreS / Bette herli9e Sig;
rrbcr peireuroprif Snoilnhelie. Cor
tel Siteli icm bar iat Jig usic iub
Ciatei a al Den Renina III Der ciii:
aeitiuig Nienoiiab Ill norii gPntploa'-
Sen 9ipSopiatuiua. iom Vi iaar a
Siaiet, or fife ipnNerlis ioritieuia ira
Zen iont bar 9iruas / aI!e ,%atolltc
sane paa zen SID 90 iuuee liseian
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

&oitor 4 &. GanicIi,u / Sort
Go6ge, Tcno. er bIct talht Ill |rrit
/ Bethel WcuiRhco / Scottlc o. til
Sc 10 MCuighcOcr al 0cn Goreuebc
airfe / Sent Giiriftct N~tcuiRhcocr
ne bcticnte5 rcr al @oitor Clu' so.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Set eainlc War.

Eoruel, TnrgcI Ou aamlc War!
forQoot, bop Eat. vi fra Dig aaHr
% Ter ciQ uIorig mere.
vi itauier Noa o. ier oS ON
CT huuo / Gaytt 9it % tom
al @icrnina SorR ug 8Iroe,
u mprtcr / ser ii bar aiort
mar alt b.ir ocict. imaat % 'tort,
a.. mungt CT ci iii NlToe;
TIL uiulctommtut mcget or
ior Eict bans iom dItina yer
ira 6immrltrOutu5 STec.
! Taret MI tiIb19elaat
rel manat CT utIrrt ORR bleo la9t
iclu ON cj lcIJ / Ircoe;
Sc itut BOG innrt / Sirleus Staro;
irrieut Bier oitc "Gmors" aro'
ser riI ON SlcRtcu frcee.
Sr oIemtc tiot set 0oIc Dub
ON Nirrligbeo os GIT AZ @no
til nor os %ritcus @!GSe.
Siloiu o@, @uS, iiIaip o. alt,
/ Sciu Nduu ,l!Qiu alt gait
% Qio oS NrtudrS 8lGpe!
Sor Sober bette Tar bar brdaf;
for Sauoei5 Nrco. @lios Sn9lepaSi
ON uore5 Sol. oN 8iae:
" oipcr GuN. nor Sfaber, Sat -
"a Tor han f9rcr lines cat
i'ul SOP % %ri3 cpiti9el
0uIuarp ). Hdlbue.
=iour GIN, Sa.. Sanlar 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

goot pie 'g / ct norit 9igt iont Oilers.
Gan troohe al Sraumfore car forfats
tel I SelemarterL bpor oct err inuoet.
Selemarfen bar / MtoSeIalocren itGrtt
paaptrfet az aatoIicismen og bar Den
eile'te SpgS / Nor9e, ion tan frem>
pi'e SonoebeIaeuer al bpiIte ban op.
re8ner Ell HGtte iom Sopc / Suooai,
Saralo ! SeIioro og 5oaef ,SaIemoro
/ Sin.
OTTER ct intereSiant % n%elnttet No.
DC tatfet man @9rteu for gicitiri Be-
bcnoliig % breb op Wsoet.
3orreiponbent.
Ser9uS Sails, 21oe Sec. 1916.