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Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-06-06

An acknowledgment of the re-
ceipt of this letter, and state
ment as to your views in the mat
ter is requested.
Yours very truly,
V. P. Wickersham,
The Adjutant General.
Mayor Frazer has been assist
ing Lieutenant Ramsay during the
past week. Citizens willing to
lend their automobiles for use in
recruiting work should send their
names to Mr.. Frazer.
Men who have enlisted since
May 30, follow: Lewis E. Ash, Iron
Hill, Nd; George A. Hudson,
Lewes, Del; Henry R. Goggin, Ell
Paso, Tex; George E. Baylis,
Kemblesville, Pa; Arthur G. Hell
mel, Newark, Del; Pierce E,
Eweed, Newark, Del; George c,
Hill, Newark, Del; Howard P,
Robinson, Wilmington, Del; Mel
vim Reside, Newark, Del, Alfred
Kennedy, Geo. Walker, Jas. Schel-
lender, Henry Schaen, Hugh
Harry, Newark, Del. The last five
failed to pass the physical exam
nation.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-06-06
RECRUITING
HEADQUARTERS ON
MAIN STREET
Continued from Page l.

Continued from Page y
% The need for men by the
National Government, and which
Delaware must do her share to
supply.
90 Voluntary enlistment re-
moves the liability of being draft
ed into the first increment of 500,-
900 for the new National Army,
and also the liability of being
drafted for the National Guard, in
case there should not be sufficient
voluntary enlistments. This draft
for the National Guard, if neces-
sary, is to be in addition to the
drafts of 100000 each for the Ma
tional Army.
90 They will be able to go to
war in a Delaware organization,
and with their own friends and &C
quaintances, which would not be
the case if they are drafted, and
they will have back of them local
pride and interest.
(4) The Second Battalion is to
be called into the Federal Service
on July 25th, and men elisting now
will have nearly two months be-
fore being called to active service.
Feeling sure of your desire to
serve the interests of your State
whenever possible, you are asked
to take this matter up with your
local organizations at the earliest
practical date and endeavor to Sc
cure the interest of your entire
community in order that your
proper proportion of men may be
furnished.
Ist Lieut.. John w. Ramsey, of
Company "E," has been appointed
Recruiting Officer for rural New
Castle County, and he will CO.
operate with you in every way.
/ You, doubtless, already know
that the age limits for enlistment
are from Is to As years, and that
only men without dependents are
accepted at present time. Also all
men are to be discharged at the
end of the war.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-06-06
SCHOOL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COMPLETE

Continued from Page y
pertinent Station and Dean of De-
partment of Agriculture in Della
ware College; Ella Annette Kinds,
Ma, Biology, Instructor in Bio
logy in the Women's College;
Elizabeth Jefferson, BIS, Home
Economics, Extension Worker in
Home Economics; Robert P. Koch
Ter, ABB, Grammar Grade Meth
DDS, Principal-elect Of Newark
Public Schools; Raymond R. Pail
thorp, BIS, Horticulture, Assist
ant Professor of Horticulture in
Delaware College; Howard K.
Preston, C.E., Mathematics, AS
sistant Professor of Mathematics
and Engineering in Delaware Col
lege; Charles Henry Rawlins, Phi.
D., Physics and Mathematics, In
structor in Mathematics in Della
ware College; A. Edward Rhodes,
Drawing, Instructor in Drawing
and Industrial Work, Wilmington
High School; Mary H. Turk, ABB,
BIS, Physical Education, Profess
sor Of Physical Education in Con-
verse College; Earnest V. Vaughn,
Ph.D., History and Civics, Profess
sor of History and Economics in
Delaware College.
A number of courses, offered
this year for the first time promise
to be of unusual interest. Among
these is a course in Educational
Hygiene. by Miss Turk, which
deals with the health examination
of children; the prevention of dis
ease and deformity by hygienic
surroundings, beautiful pastures,
and activities of school sanitation
the adaptation of fundamental
muscular activities and play,
games and gymnastics to children
of the different ages. Miss Clark
will give a course in 'Literature
for the Grades" There will also
be a course on the "Conservation
of Foods" by Miss Jefferson, es-
pecially adapted to meet the pres
ent food crisis. The class will
meet three days week and will
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-06-06
LEGAL NOTICE

Estate of Noah D. Congo. dec
eased:
Notice is hereby given that Let
tiers of Administration upon the
Estate of Noah D. Congo, late of
Pencader Hundred, deceased, were
duly granted unto Howard D. Con-
go on the Twenty-frst day of April
AID. 1917, and all persons indebt-
ed to the said deceased are re-
quested to make payment to the
Administrator without delay, and
all persons having demands
against the deceased are required
to exhibit and present the same
duly probated to the said Admins
traitor on or before the Twenty
first day of April AID. 1918, or
abide by the law in this behalf.
Address: Charles B. Evans, ESQ.
Attorney at law, Wilmington.
Del.
Howard D. Congo,
Administrator.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-06-06
Legal Notice

Estate of John c. Singles, De-
ceased:
Notice is hereby given that Let
tiers of Administration upon the
Estate of John C. Singles, late Of
New Castle Hundred, deceased,
were duly granted unto Warren A.
Singles on the Seventeenth dav Of
May AID. 1917, and all persons in
debted to the said deceased are
requested to make payment to the
Administrator without delay, and
all persons having demands
against the deceased are required
to exhibit and present the same
duly probated to the said Admins
TRAITOR on or before the Seventeenth
day of May AID. 1918, or abide by
the law in this behalf.
CHARLES B. EVANS, ESQ.
Attorney-at-law
Wilmington, Del
WARREN A. SINGLES
Administrator
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-06-06

indemnity. The French people,
who were as loyal then in respond
ing to their country's need as their
soldiers are today, fastened to loan
this tremendous sum to their
country.
Their patriotism turned a great
misfortune into great benefit.
Their thrift in thus saving their
money and investing it in Govern
ment bonds not only brought great
prosperity to France but the bonds
rose in value all over the world
and made the French national
credit good wherever civilization
existed. Ten years after the bonds
were issued they commanded a
premium of % per cent.
What the American Nation is
called upon to do in lending the
American Government S5,000,O00,-
900 and taking its bonds therefor
is little compared with the loan of
81 ,00O,000,0O0 to France after the
Franco-Prussian War by the
French people. Called upon to do
much less than their present al
lies, the French, the American peo-
pie will demonstrate that they are
second to no people in the world
in patriotic support of their Gov
eminent.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-06-06
STILL ELIGIBLE
FOR ENLISTMENT
War Department Calls Nc
Halt Following Registra-
ton Day

A letter containing the follow
ing official announcement, has
been received this week by Adj
jutant General l. P. Wickersham,
from the War Department, Wash
ington:
/. The Secretary of War directs
me to inform you that no order
stopping voluntary enlistments on
June 5, 1917, is contemplated, and
that persons registered as requir-
ed by the selective service law
may continue to enlist voluntarily
until they have been actually
drafted for service under the sell
ective service law.
2. These voluntary enlistments
may be in the Regular Army,
Navy, Marine Corps, or National
Guard, both in and out of Federal
service.
Rate of pay per month of the
National Guard as provided in Act
of Congress, approved May IS,
1917: 1st Sergeant, S5100; Ser
geant, $500; Cook, $780,; Cor
poral, $4,000; Wagner, $4,000;
Mechanic, $4,000: First Glass
Private, $4,000; Private, $4,000. In
addition to the above pay, soldier
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-06-06
BACCALAUREATE SER
VICE IN NJ. E. CHURCH
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
his own breast the complete out
fit Of sovereign.
Il congratulate you members of
the graduating class that you have
all done so well. | know you have
done we'll or your teachers would
never put their signatures to your
diplomas. But | want to call to
your mind the land yet to be pos
sessed in the world. | ask you do
you know English history? What
splendid history the English
people have. Have you read Glib
bons? l don't like Gibbins' reli-
gion but | know he had a genius
for writing history. Go with him
and see how sin destroyed ancient
Rome. Read Froude, and see what
kind of man Henry the Eighth
was; read about Queen Elizabeth,
who in Schiller's soliloquy says,
While | have peace among my own
people, | do not fear a world at
war Then read our own history,
with its magnificent array of
states, and splendid statesmen,
their wise judgment, and wonder
full speeches, which stand up and
shine in the armament like a gal
axy ever increasing in brightness.
Read the poets Homer is still
alive; Virgirs song is as sweet as
the Aeolian harp. AS we come
down the track of time the poets
stand on their several mounts, ex-
pressing frand and ennobling
ideas in holy song. Alexander
hoped, and Caesar had an idea
that he might conquer the world;
Charlemange worked to that pur-
pose, but William Shakspere con-
quered the world. The nations
love to dwell upon his accents and
ponder his wisdom. He is cosmo-
politan; he belongs to everyone!
CAS- to science. John in the
book of Revelation speaks of an
angel who had a divine mission to
fulfil; who stood with one foot on
the land and one on the deep,
ready to blow his trumpet. Science
stands in that position. She de-
mands that the deep shall surren-
der its secrets; she calls upon the
land to surrender superstition and
step forth into the light.
But nobody's education is COM
plete without knowledge of the
Bible, the Book of Books, that has
guided countless millions to re-
spect on earth, and to glory in
heaven. One thing | should like
you to become enamoured with
the central figure in that Book.
Go back in your imagination to the
time when the universe was as
silent as grave; when no plan
cts were moving around the GEN.
trail fires. Remeber how Christ,
who was divine, spoke and it stood
fast. He commanded and it was
done. Blazing suns stood, casting
bouquets of life at his feet. It
was God, in the very beginning,
showing tidings of his power.
Hear the listening winds as they
swept through the first paradise I!
Hear Gods voice, the voice of
Christ, falling more sweetly upon
the ear of disobedient one than
an April shower, seeking to win
him back. All along through the
corridors of history it is the same
divine voice, seeking to win the
world back. Listen, an angel song
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-06-06

consist of lectures and laboratory
work. Other courses that should
prove popular are those in School
and Home Gardening by Professor
Pailthorp, and another in General
Poultry by Professor Cory.
The session is divided into two
terms, the first of six and the sec
ond of four weeks, and college
credit is given for certain courses.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-06-06

tells of peace on earth. It's echo
abides in the Christian conscious
ness Of the heart. The war is COM
ing to an end, and all the great
struggle shall result to the glory
of God and the uplift of humanity.
Stand to face the people. Be men
and women after Gods own heart.
Be found at last, without fault, be-
fore the throne of God"
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-06-06

Estate of John c. Singles, De-
ceased:
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-06-06
Want Advertisements
For Sale, For Rent. Lost and Found

FOR SALE-New two and one half story
frame eight-room dwelling on lot
6OX2oO. Rare chance. Price $4,000 TO
quick buyer.
NEWARK TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT co.
Real Estate Department
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-06-06

receives from the Government his
clothing and subsistence.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
Nurbnbsamenbemcntct.

ReiuItatet al Iiitemningcn oper
set ioreiladebe aonititutions Nmens
bennett / Soma / Mnnoags ier pco
Nebifrioningen berai no til at ppre,
Of Imcnoemeutet err pcbtn9ct, ri ell
eller onoen 8runo or TnIacftcrret
ninaerne ira enbel Iiitrifter obifiai1
ioriinfeoc, % oct fan bcrior cnoml
life meo GiShcb iiacS, offitrot bpor
bou Sogen itoar,
Ger bIeo oi1it noNet opcr Zoe, 600
Stcnmcr, hpilfct bier, at 1eltdGcl
icr bar pprct %temn1clIQ n%lniuocli8.
SC iibite Giterretnln9er tn6er pnn, at
Nmenocnlcntet bar onfring 800
StemmcrS Woioritet Tor iiQ. Yuo
enfelte Stcoer er Stemnlcnntnllct Tor
% imob 'nn nrr lile, at lntet nlch
@eitcmthco fan nigiercs, ier Der fore
liaer ell cnbcIi9 %oIiicicI SptGlinG.
Ger ifal life mc9et til for al bringc
oct Ill at pippe.
: @inncihicf Gorutp bar Stcm'
ninocn opcrpcicnoc imo6 Amcnoc
mcntct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
6amle Deteraner.

Sbclbppiuc, Snb,, Sen LOBE Oft.
Spuc @ctcrancr ira @oraerfriaen bar
iaaar @iliam $. Norris' @iGitcr /
hans pripate Silent, SC tpre Setc.
ranerS iammcnlaatc Ilber uogioroe
1907 aor % oercS 8ienneminitsuI-
Scr 1885 Iar.
@iTiterncS Napne % beres reipef.
tipc Mlncr bar iom ielger: Soicpb g.
&anooll, I6; @eor9e Tctcrs, -;
@iuiam $. Norris, -; Thomas 5.
.Gonaer. 10; 8corge VI. @rigbt, II;
Sacob Si,rucr. II; Gliiba @caflep.
70; e. !. Simpris, IS; Cuban Y.
Norris, 81; Oscar ). 8atcwooo, 20;
Ibomas 3. Gbaiiec. 10; WcGau
|0iabtioot, 10; Inorep GnSminacr
rs; Sasper Y. Micfcr, ~; @corgl
I@. Sent, 81; Sobn @eaflcp, 10.
ISames s. Rail. 73; 8obert ". @oob
|75; Winiam @iieis, &c, % Gbriitiar
! 3aseI, ~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
!Sper Sanf.S oIoot iiober eaer

Sper Sanf.S oIoot iiober eIer
itaar paa lin Toit. Sor oct meite er
oct en- Officer, Tom itprer 5anfen.
III p~erionlig erfarins fam ieg iige.
at oct life er noeen let Sag Of
holoe oisie 3anfbjul / 9epGgelie
tretten til finrtcn Elmer / 1rpf.
Raar Sanfcn bcspnoer at gaa
irem, merfer man oct fnopt; fun
Ear man en- 6ornemmelie, Iom ON
man bliper lsftet liot tiIpeirs.
Naar man pasierer 8ranattrags
ten, rpfter mani gierne n9rmere
iammen, bpab ser mart bliper en-
%ane, lao man sisr Oct fillbitpn.
Dig mefaniif.
Dc fsrite 8auee, man b%efiroer
Jig | Ell Saitf, fan man blipe are.
bet al Ell bis llro. Wan Iperger
Jig lelp ON, bpor man befinoer Tia,
om Snfanteriet itaoig fpIger meo,
ON lite Ell 6rarldt oil lpr9nge lifts
Der Iatfen % beerape % aIle.
Wen Iaaoanne gefpmringer bolber
Jig life lGnge. 9erimoo err mar,
itoois cpfpIot al ct b~rpnoenbe
Rrffe ON at flinne ie, bpab ser
foregaar uoenfor. 6ienoen for.
BOILER imiblertio fine Mngreb.
Oct bn9ler nteb gIp fra %forpopne
s(eroplaner, Isrfet bIiper itaoia
mere % mere ltigiennemtrpnaelia.
Saa er Der noget, iom orpppcr
REQ, oct er &egn, iom bar banet
iis Sci gierntcm Sonfens SprGf.
ter, og ion MI fisler bore brpn.
eenoe beoe 2emmer. Sg unoer
9tottetS Io flumrer ri frebcIig
iro."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19

8nlomiher / WaicbonaIano taller
berior, % at Seniferne meo fine
Sfibe tr9r9te frem belt til Spoafri-
ia er Der ingen TpiI ON - Geiterne
al ct fsnifiif Sfib, iom man bar inn
Oct | NPrbeoen al aapitaoen, giner
life &lm for nogen anben SorfIa'
ring. Ssniferne fienote aItiaa 50.
falafpiten, / Wiooelaloeren Dor Wa-
icbonalano Soroens betpoeligite
8nlofilbe, / Slotiben ianotes Der in
tet onoet Sanb, iom / Ssbet al for.
bolbspis fort Sio fur1oe proDucere
Iaa meget 8ulb siennem 9eraperes.
britt, os De tire aar, iom / anoen ars-
nifernes BOG nppnes Tom bper Reiies
Tarigbeo, itemmer ogiao, naar man
reener ct Star for Ieiien, ct for Sil.
bagerei'en og ct for @ergperfsbrii.
ten. S Senbolb til bette ppruGer
Sennis islsenoe giaebe Of Cub.
laooens &eiie: Salomos Sfibe, Tom
ierteS al ipnifiife Sipmanb, bapoe
to forifieaiee 9eitemmeIfesfteoer:
Walabarfpiten / 5orinoien os Soia.
lafpiten / set nl,perenbe Wosambif.
Sammen leileoe Sfibene no fra
e%5ion9eber Wutibens gfaba), lagbe
Muten element oct &sbe Sap oa
'eileoe iammen iaa lanet iont til
Wfafaaa. Ser ifiltes De og ieiIebe
noglc Iongs Miiens og oa andre Iangs
Iirifas apit til fine io%rifieqiee De
Itemmeliesiteber, iom De naaeoe otter
en- Heiie paa omtrent ct Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
Uorpeoeret Kriesifib.

Waihin1ton 5. 11be Oft. Gen
isritc 6prtcgnelie opcr Imlcrifonere
brrbt cller iaarcbe / Scamp mes Sien.
Sen noocoe iaitcn @oibington /
Tcrn al Ell Nopport ira aomiral
Gins ON ct Summcnitpo mcllem en-
inf llnbcrpnnbSbuoo % Ell omeri-
funif Scitrpper.
Gn amerifnnIf SrlogSnotrcS blep
orrbt o. lem andre ioaret. Sn9cn
al Sc iaorebe fit nogcn olporlig Sfa.
Sc. Tcitroperen blcp life irnfet %
bar iibcn naact Sapn.
Iuarebet blep ioretaaet, mems &c
itropcren por "pan Tutrulieiieneite /
ciropGiife Sarpanbe".
Gen brrbtc Sicmano bar SSmcno
Gcup Sngram ira Tratt Gitp, Gla-
bamu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
On Spntuterippa.

Sflleipiuer Gpbn bar paa ct al
Si9lIanbs @%abeboteIer arraneeret
fel9enoe mitlltre Sommeripsg, for
teller "SOenle Ipis":
San maiferebe iig en- Worsen iom
Barber og %foripnet meo oe nsbpen-
oiee garberrefpiiitter banfeoe ban
paa 0erene til bsire % p%enitre | Sen
Gtuge, bpor ban boebe.
"@il Se barberes?"
st Suiin Serrer pnlfebe gierne
bans Sieneite, o. ban inoirbeoe Dem
efter ale allnitens Meeler.
"Serre @ro!" uobreb ban, bper
Gang ban bar feroia meb Snbinb.
ninger. "Hi bar ieg labet min
anip bIipe liggenoe paa nit SrrelIe;
leg fommer itrar tilbage."
Otter lpffelig og bel at bare inb.
iGbet Sc toIp Serrer, fog ban lin go
rpf al, traf Ell anoen Sraffe paa oa
in~oiPbeoe Jig ielp.
Smiolertib bar "aunoerne" itrsm.
met no | &orriboren % raabte pao
garberen. San blanbebe fig incl.
lem De anore % raieoe % oominerebe
p9rit af Dem ale. S%otelperten, Tor.
tieren, nogIe &eanere % flere Sic.
iter, ia ieIp Sc @arberer, Tom pleiebt
at betiene @iGiterne, inbfanot Jig TO,
at f%orlifre lin ltifploigbe0.
gn ubeifripelig Wunterbeb opItof
peb Spnet al be 13 i~noiGbebe, bppr.
iblanot "@offe" par Sen met raien'
De, % 8erten isgte forgj9pes at be:
rolige bam.
Wan lpurgte, 'og man Tsgte, mer
Sagen peoblep at p9re en- Semmelig.
beo, inbtil Sen MI er afIsret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
Zen oomrIc tibliaere Iecorob

Zen gomle tibliacre Gecoral]'
mauo Sobon Sacfipit5, Tom MI Dor
paa 9nngbIomitcn @omIcbicm ! ct.
Saul, hoobc nnbcr Statsuoitilingen
bcroppc oct llbclo al bli paofiert al
Ell MutomobiI % fom tcmmelia ilemt
tiIifooc, iaa ban iibcu bar maottet
boIoc Tia inbc. Otter bpoo pi %crfarer,
or ban oo1 M / 900 @eoriig.
Toitor y. Nrpe'cn ira ct. Cloi
bilitc inoom boS "Iecorab Voiten"
Snaoog. @on fom ira ct Weoe poa
9loic SauQen Nlberoomsbiem. iii
itunbcnc pes Siemmct cr Dc bebitc,
iortGaer ban, og ser er mi ct tort
donlle Der. 9citnrcrer, TaItor
Scbmioi, bar | Somn1er ligget
/ Srlcn Tor at brinee oct melt
nnllige no al Sornen, o. ban gier
betpoelia Irbeioe Tor at gierc ct
0fcnitcrbruQ al oen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
6rubeitreif,

SprinNiicIb, 81. ocu t6or Sft.
Get auiluuc2, at hcnimoo 10000
aulgrlbcnrbcioc hur giort Streit, %
Scr cr Iorc Tor, at 9lntnIIct imoracn
nil bli %bctpbeIig iorogct.
Zen ueo Streifcn iremfaI0te Situ-
alton or al Ell loo olporIig Naiur, at
Sen frGucr en- froiti9 SnNariben ira
Den ieberaIe auloomiuiitrotionS 81
sc. auIfoutrolsreu, DR., Garfield,
bar telcaroiiif unoerrcttet iaapel Nr.
bciocrrc iom Brilbceicrne ON, at
Strcifcn ,iiortepet moa oilpics; at
Sc uiortepet nloa ie til at iaa ct min.
bcIigt Iorlil iitaub, ga Hcgierin9cn
i mooiot Gals pil ic iiN neoiasct til
at ifrioe inc mco al Den Maat %
Wunoi9beb, Sopen bar iorlcnet Den
meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
Gu SanaerS
&j9rlia beosbinorie.

&c ealnle Sangeres og Siateres
Mtiroer fra Wiooelaloeren leper eno-
MI / SproI. Warge er De Sa9n, iom
banoler ON Sstpalo BON @olfenitein,
Ell al Sprols itprite Sansere. San
blep fsbt / 1867 / Sprol % bpoe /
1445. San oplepeoe mango gpens
tpr paa Reiier til oct belige 2anb,
set norblige Nfrifa os | europa.
Sans friife @iier oa inegtenoe 8jGr-
l~igbebsIange inoebolbcr mere Sirfe-
ligbeb emo Sc fleite al Samtioens
Sigterperfer.
Sabina bar Ell mp9tig Game /
sprol, og Ssualo bon @~olfenitein
eIifebe benoe. 5 gegpnoelien beipa.
reoe bun bans a~iGrligbco, men gift
mart trGt al bom % ipiteoc Jig til
en- anoen. Men WolfcnItein gap Jig
life. Sun Iasbe oa til BAN, at for
at pinoe bei1oe ntnatte ban begiue fig
til set bclliee 2anb og brin9e benoe
ire Sing: Saub fra Grfenen, SaIm
ira arpbben / Bethlehem FAINT Iono
fra Soroan. @cIfenitein table life
Wobet, men r~eiite itrar til RalGitina.
San bapoe irniolertio fnapt uenot
Sabita &peser, for bum loo i'm tpc
g~eunorer falbe til Jig.
Otter mango ntroliee Gpentpr
penbte @olfenitein tilba9e fra Oct
beliae 9ano for peb ben itolte Sabi,
mas Spooer at nebIGgge DC tire cling,
ban meb itore @anifeligbeoer bapoe
erbperpet. San uur MI ensiet %
oesuoen ing % iaaret. Sum mootos
bam meb aieIiabeo % Soraat %
fisrte BAN paa Isren. @olfeniteill
beIutteoe iie III til at bepne Jig pao
bcnbe. SON reilte 9aub % Stranb
rlinot % fang @iier ON benbes 5alif'
beo.
"Srieoericb pcn ser 2ebren Saicbc"
par paa Sen 5ib Serifcr / Sprol, %
Sabina bar en- al bans 6aporiter.
San blep mHetig preo os funoe life
taaIe. at bans Saporit IaaIebes bIer
beIunset aiientlig. San beilutteof
iis berior til at biGlpe benbe % bar
benbc ifripe til @olfenitein % for
tpac, at bun enouu elifeSe BAN oe
trobs alt snifeoe, at ban ifuloe penot
tilbase.
SmioIertiS par @oIfenitein sifi
% bapoe flere Bern; men ba bar
! mobtos bette @rep, fIanmeoe bans
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
pcie WelfepriIer.

5ocoma, Waib., oen 15oe Oft. -
6emten Sent pr. Guart og 10 Sent
pr. Vint er De ME Nelfepriier, iom
titles aoniumenterne beri gpen /
lloiigt / oen n9rmeite Sremtio.
aunogiorelien berom ~ubitebtes ioag
al gpenS Weieriiter, iom parifoeoe
ON, at Sorbsielien piloe treoe ifraft
meget mart.
Mae Weieriprobiifter, See Cream
i%nobeiattet, pil bli ,bersrt at Nrisior.
heiclicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
Ghinas S~riheosoae.

Ecfing oen 12te Oft. ErGiioent
5cng amo Chang bolot ioag, | Tor-
binocIie mcb 1ciringen al M~orsbngen
for Sprcttelien af Den fineiiife He-
bIif, Mcpn opcr en- Sroppeitprfe paa
$4,000 Wano. S Sorbinoelie mco
Sroppcreppen iorctoa en- fineiilf
gpiotor en- SppiSning / Slppning
meo Ell Ieroplun, bon ielp bopbe font
itrlcret. Neroplonet par al ocn ioo.
"Euiicr". Sppe meo Eropcilercrt
boo % Ell Waifinfnnon / Srontcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
1noholtninS meo
Gleftricitet,

Sarta Barbara, Sal, Den 13oe
Oft. MiIiu M. Softer, Gier al Tot-
ter Sotel, bar benpttet cleftrilf arnit
peb Suobpitningen al Walien paa lin
200 NcreS itore Sarm. al Maiien
onuenocS til Silagc, % Gleftriciteten
anpcnbicS peb Softelien al Stiiter.
ne. Wongel pau IrbeiosbiGlp bar
lngt tore Sinorinaer @cicn for Sno-
heitninaSorbeioct, Naisaplingen cr
uipbpanIig itor % iiaeS at pGre be.
orc enc oct ~iil,cite aanioS- Corn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
Sa Sollette.S aoen.

NaihinQton 16oe Oft. Nibcrin-
Qcrnc / ga Eollcttc lluocr'eQclicrnc
cnNtc ioaq, "a Miaconlin Scuotorcn
uUQtcOc Al ifoiic Ncuiicr ior Ni1tig.
hcocu al line l~lotolcIicr, inotil PM
tloacrnc hupbr bcpiit. at Sc pnr uiun.
Sc. Gornlono Eontercnc oplpite cI-
ter oct ~hcnncli9e NSsoc, at aomi.
teen. ser bar "a Societies ~lloitebclic
lm0cr NebuuoIlnl, life piloc boloc
ilcrc Iorbpr. Gen pil ifoiic it1 I'm
h%crrctuin9 ira nnbct NolN ~anaoocuoc
Ga Nollettcl llotoIclicr "a pil oiaipC
lin Hnpport ior Gongrcaicu3 Gccem.
bCriC4iiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
Sp0r %Jloebrano.

aaninS Gitp, 8. 16be Oft. Sper
SolpoeIeu al aon'os Gitp Stocf
DorbS, be npit ~iterite / Ieroen, bIep
iboo soelogt al en- SIoebrano.
Ter beionot fig peo SloenS llos
bri,o ca. 1900 areaturer i Sfus
rene og Snobegningernc. Get Inf.
feoes at ian rebbet Sc ileite al Dem,
men ca. 10000, oeroi 3,t00 Spin,
pmfom i Ilammerne.
SporleoeS Slbcr opitob, er enomi
life broot poo oct rene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-19
Oct lvffeoes tilGut.

Wisioulo, Mont., Den 15be CIT
Otter at bare n~noergadet TO Opera
tioner for en- ubetpbelig 2%egemsicil,
Scr itiaeoe fig | @eien for bans brGn.
oenoe Enife ON at gaa iiio | Irmeen
og iiene fit Sano, og eiter TO Tigers
Spbolo paa ct Soipital er oct M en-.
oelig lpffeoeS glireb 6. Saiucett at
bli antoaet iom Solbat.