davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-20
NO LONGER SAFE TO SHOOT YOUR MOUTH.

The vast majority of the people of this country have awaited with natence
ne time when government would tighten up against the seditions, pro-
German nj element to be found in every community who openly crticise
our rMt la" ma tn governments every action in the prosecution of the war.
SO far it has been safe tx do sc through the natural disinclnaton of acouain-
tances, nut the authorities TX taking quiet steps to fe11it ot and nnnish
these loud-mouthed enemies of this country. County and community officers
over M country are oe1ng urged to exercise vigilance, with secret service
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-20

The Ford perpetrated a new one on
a Spiritwood man when it broke his
jaw because he didn't fix the d~o-funny
right before he yanked the winder.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-20

Editor Clabaugh is an optimistis
cuss. He thinks a newspaper man
won't starve to death In Paramount
if charity holds out. Last week he
had chicken, corn, tomatoes and but
termilk-all gifts from an admiring
constituency-not the relief commit
tee.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-20

A new by-product from Ignite has
been discovered. 1t is a wax that
takes fireplace of one grade of COM
mercial wax which formerly came
from Germany but which is so scarce
that it sells for 40 cents a pound.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-20

John E. Void of Edmore was a bus.
mess visitor in the city Tuesday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-09-20

Mrs. John Severson of Edmore was
a visitor in the city Friday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-06
CLUB
NANESBTAN1E
new PRESIDENT

At .. weIl attended meeting held d
tie Palama Settlement last evening.
new officers were elected By the Psla,
ma Filipino Club, - follows: Presi.
dent c. Estante: vice-president, Pedro
EsQueras; secretary, Leon Foronda:
chairman program committed. Mr..
ouerohin; athletic. captains, Leon Co,
netar and Mr.. Tuhiniha; adviser, W.
r Humphries.
Il vas decided that the club should
continue IT. meetings through the
summer instead Of adjourning q the
end Of this month, - had originally
been plsnned. First and third Mon.
days WI Be devoted TO Htsrary and
musical programs and TO the tTansac'
ton Of necessary business. Second,
fourth and NH Mondays VII Be given
over 10 athletics. gymnastics and
aauatics. .TsamsfA and B, under the
leadership respectively Of Captains
Conejar. and Tuhfillha. VIII compete
for the all.round athletic champion
ship shield. "N.-
4 communicated was received from
Gordon osborne suggesting that the
Paiama Filipino Club assume respon'
sibflity: for the Filipino booth at the
Festival Of Pole, NEXT Monday even
ing. The suggestion was favorably
received and. . committee headed By
Pedro sEsquefss, was named TO make
the necessary affangements.
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MlD-PACIFic INSTITUTE ..
T0HOl b CON MEN CEMENT

Invitations to the events Of com.
mencement week have been issued BY
the board Of managers Of the Mid-Pa-
|cific Institute. The closing exercises
begin On June 8 and continue TO and
including June. H. Following II the
pFngram.
- Friday, June, 9, 8 p. m.-Operetta
Snow White" Presented on the IA
waiahao playground BY pupils Of Ka'
waiahac Seminary under the direction
OF, Miss Ruth 8. Tuhbs.
Saturday, June 8. ESQ p.zm-Mussc
Recital. Given BY the music pupils ok
Kawaiahao Seminary at Athertou
hail. Following the recital there WIN
Be ne annual sewing exhibit under
the direction Of Miss Edith Y. Currief.
Saturday. June q, 7:46 p. m.--Mflls
School Class Day, The senior class 81
Mills High SchooltNill present their
annual class day program, Wilcox
han Mills School.
Sunday, June 10, 7:3o p: m.-Baccs-
laureate Sermon. By d.. J. n. WI
Hams, wilcox hail. Mills School.
I Tuesday, June %, $3.50 p. Moon
menSelheltk An depaftments tof Ka-
waishao Seminary and Mills School.
Address By Rev. GeorgA EnRehtcn,
DID,. pastor OF he 1tFgt Dorsign
church, sHilo, Hawaii, Wilcox halt
Mills School. r 20
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for all that he did Tor her, and to
look upon him a. . superior and god
like creature whom she was glad to
obey.
He never conceived Of her a. having
any life apart from his own, or think
Ing q thought that differed from his.
And Il never entered his mind to do
anything actively 70 make her happy.
Mary Adams belonged to the same
generation 90 her husband. She had
never seen O woman regarded a. any
thing but an inferior creature, whose
privilege Il was to minister TO the
pleasure Of man. and 90 although she
rebelled inwardly at the way she was
treated, she accepted It with heroic
patience a. the unacceptable lot Of vo'
man.
She rot along In peace with her hus-
band because she bowed her head
with meekness 70 his iron rule, for It
had been bred IN her that wife must
submit 10 her husband.
Volume 3:
Thirty years ago John Adams mar
ried Mamie Brown. John Adams
eulogists were never weary Of saying
that he was o chip off the old block.
and o worthy son Of his worthy father,
and it was true. John held to his
fathers rigid code Of honesty in his
business dealings. He also subscribed
TO his fathers views concerning wo-
men.
F He treated his wife as be had al.
ways seen his father treat his mother.
He had never seen his mother con.
sidered, 20 he thought II quite unnec-
essary 10 be considerate Of the feel
ings Of Q mere wife. or TO take any
pains TO giye her pleasure. Her part
In LIE was to bear children. and make
% man O comfortable home.
y I'm the head Of this house." was
the phrase that was oftenest on his
lips, and he made Of himself Q dcmes-
dc tyrant before whom his wife and
children trembled.
John belonged to his fathers gen
GRAFTON dcmestically, but Mamie did
not belong to her mothers generation.
She belonged to generation of wo-
men who had taken one step forward
and who had begun to revolt against
the serfdom Of wives, and to see the
dawn Of new day. Of freedom for
women. s'.s - .zt..,''
Mamie did not submit with the pa-
tience that her mother-in-law had
shown TO her husbands tyrannies.
She hercely rebelled against It. She
fought back tooth and nail. -. =
TO Q degree, Mamie was bound by
the old order because divorce was
still looked upon askance, and she had
been tratned TO no gainful occupa-
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NlpoW or ARMY MAN
foUoTEs BipLE TEXT,
THEN SHOOTS SELF

NEW YORK. NJ TN the twin.
king Of On aye al shall be changed"
read an undefscored passage n al
open book beside the body Of Mrs.
EliEabeth Harmon, widow Of Maj. John
Alexander HArman, q. 8. A. with the
spartan spirit o. . soldier's wife she
ended her life with . pistol shot. ?.
The woman fired asshOt through her
heart from o revolver that belonged
70 her late husband. He was the en-
gineerG who built the Guayquil-Q Quito
railway IN Ecuador, known as the
'Railroad Of the Clouds." 1885, -
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All cH0NG CHUNG WINS { :.
:. - DAMON { YcEuM PRIZE

tMagked ;imprcvement . his Engiish
work. backed up b. cafefuInesS q
spesking and writing the language.
has won tor Al Chong Chnn. 8 CHI
ness member Of the freshman class.
the Damon LyceuIn Engiish trophy Of.
.fered By the Damon Lgceum Literary
Society Of NILS School The contest
Tor the trophy included the writing b.
each student 81 an essay, 10 Of the es-
says 10 Be selected from which was
70 be- chosen the winning one. The
Improvement OF the writer's IN English
also was considered. Al ChOng ChnnS
essay vas entitled: -English: Pidgin
or Classic?. - 49,. ...,...,.--.
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ousslions ana Answers


During the evening the following
program was gwen: Hawaiian music,
Ralph Gray and Malcolm futile; He
Hui Hawaii, President VIII Morgan;
remarks. Vice-P President R s. Hosmer;
Cornell Club Of Hawaii. Chester ].
HUM; remarks, Dean A. w. Smith. Z
Those present were Dean and Mrs.
a. w Smith. Prof. and Mrs.. r. 8.
Hosmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester ].
HUM. Mr.. and Mrs. CLAYTON Cousens,
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NEW Y0RK, IN. YEA Roman els
tern Of the first century B. G., Of Car
rAra marble. FectangnlAr shape, with
pilasters o. the eorners and carvings
6 the sides, hrought The highest price
&C the sale 81 furniShineB of the studio
of the late James Martin Waters at
the American Art Galleries today. 60
ing 70 james p. Breese for S1050. 4
pen, ink and bistfe drawing BY Michael
Angelo went 10 ]. D. Noorian for $3.50.
!, II was 9 :ons-day sale, the returns
O9In& WIZ, - = -. -. /
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G0ODALE NOR HEADS
CORNELL HAWAII CLUB

Malcolm Iuttl6 was elected presi-
dent cf the Hawaii Club Of Cornell
University q TIE annual meeting on
Nay e Ithaca. New York Other
officers chosen were Goodaie Moir,
vice-president and G, X. Chen, secre-
taryatfeAsurer. Dean and Mrs. a. w.
smith were guests Of honor. I
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WHY. pIVoSeE INCREASES
by DOROTHY DIX
he Worries HIahsst Paid Woma

The Worries HIshsst Paid Woman
Writer.
-HE Adams divorce 10 nine days
wonder among their friends ana
j acquaintances. Everyone II dis
cussing II and nobody can understand
H.
1T must be Mrs. Adams fault"
say the men, for o finer man, with Q
HIGHER sense Of honor than JACK
Adams doesn't I've"
You needn't tell M that Mrs.
Adams 10 TO blame" cry the women.
for O Sweeter, tsnderer, more loyal
or more consideration woman than
Marian Adams ID, the good Lord never
made"
"And II ever there was . love match
II was theirs,", exclaim the :horus OF
their friends In unison. why, they
were simply mad shout each other'
and how they could ever come to the
parting Of the ways 10 beyond our
imaginlng." -, - g. =. 49,. !. =
Their little world has never compre.
hended the real reason Of the Adams
divorce. Perhaps the Adams them
selves do not understand the true M
Wetdness of it, or know that In .
way they are the victims Of their day
and generation, and Of the two forces
that % often oppose each other-here'
otty and progreGe. B 49, "
More particularly they are the VIC.
tins Of the new feminist movement
m which the woman has gone forward
into new world with different idealA
O different faith, another outlook from
that occupied hy her grandmother,
while the man has stayed still In the
very spot where HIS grandfather stood
and regards women from precisely the
same stsndp0int that HIS grandfather
did. !.
The, story OF the Adams divorce q
Q novel IN: three volumes. Let ~
read n. -s,~-''es ~ 81, ..S-1,- - =, ~
Volume h.
Sixty years ago Johnathan Adams
was married 10 Mary Brown. iona
than Was q good man. He loved his
wife. and he meant 10 Be Q good hus-
band, but his idea Of Whist constituted
q good husband was identical with the
slave owners idea Of what constitutes
il rood master. He thought he had
done his full duty b. HIS wife when
he saw that she had enough 70 eat, Q
house 70 live a. and such clothes @
he considered proper 70 give her.
For the rest, he expected his wife
20 bear HIS children, perform ell the
duties Of Z perfectly trained upper
servant, be properly grateful 20 him
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Delicateiy colorsd socks ana stock
ings are apt to fade In washing. II
they are soaked Tor night In pan
containing turpentine. then wfuns ont
and dried, the colors WI Be Get and
they can afterward be washed without
fading. / <c.sf - 4, q 4 80
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ton, and she was financially depend.
ct upon her husband. So she stayed
with him. hating him - only GisIaye
can hate an unjust master, and their
home was Q place Of never ending
turmoil and strife.
Volume 8:
Five years ago Jack Adams and
Marian Brown were married. Jack
was q fine fellow, but he followed IN
the footsteps Of his father and grand.
father, and began to treat his VIE O.
he had seen his mother and grand
mother treated.
II am the head Of this house." he
declared imperiously.
Nonsense" laughed Marian, I'VE
are matrimonial partners with equal
authority"
Il demand that you shall obey me
as my mother and gradmother obAyed
their husbands" insisted lack. =
Il shall respect your wishes @ far
as possible, but II 10 childish to talk
Of me obeytng you. ] am Q grown
woman, Intelligent, educated, not Q
fool or . slave to give blind obedi.
ence," replied Marian.
That was the beginning Of the
struggle between them that ended
with love lying dead ct their feet.
Jack was determined to conquer Ma,
RAN, to break her spirit, 10 force her
into the attitude Of subseryience that
he had seem his mother and Grand.
mother occupy to their husbands. He
really loved Marian, but he Believed
that . husband should dominate his
wife completely.
Marian was a. strong a. he, - cour.
ageous. Life was tolerabie 70 her
only on terms Of equality with her
husband. This, he would not grant
her, and 20. between them enSusd thu
tragic battle OF two people who love
each other and yet who are urged on
BY, forces stronger than they are-ths
woman BY progress, the man by tradi.
ton, and the blind arrogance Of the
male. T." :.
She could not 60 back. He would
not move forward. She could not en-.
dure the meeknesss Of his gTandmoth-
or, nor i've In the turmoil and squab.
bles that his mother did. She was O.
trained business woman, aba 10 make
her own living, and 90 she left him.
It % because women have moved
forward Into new world where mems
imaginations have not followed them
that divorce 30 Increasing. Il
3 Copyright, 1917. by The. Wheeler
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W.. n. vanderyoort Of East Moline
,Ills, was reelected president Of the
National Metal Trades Association al
the closing session oe its annual con
.yenfion At New. York : --t.rt a.,
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Keep The Hands Young
ByDNk KENT YoRBrs

Lays his mark there more plainly
than in any crcWss-loot on the face.
know one oxQuisitely hammered
and gowned old lady reppted 70 be
worth millionG She 3 one Of the
social leaders q . large city. She %
always the very picture Of per.
fection-but her hands show that sho
ouce scrubbed floors. and that her
parents Tor many generations did the
nnzno. Now scrubbing noors u an
honcrable task. but e certainly does
not make the hands pretty.
Keep your hands young, even ~
ron negisct your fnce. You have q
pair q eyes and IN intelligent brain
% redeem any naNs there, but you
have nothing 70. hide the age or
homeliness of your hands. Keen
them massaeed n you think they
need q: protect them n work, and
from weather. keep them manicured,
keep them dainty. No matter how
bard you work. you can DO Il, for the
care 81 the hands tales but little
time. Your hande-and your chm.
0ren's-will ahoW the benefit.
So NMtp0to t1Sbt0s ~ lMtIo mana
usually denotes q generous nature.
end en- b made % look artistic
intellectual. 0ns large. oddlooking
ring @ the little nnger win make
. large hand seem much smaller, and
oood nails redeem any hand. ?
onsslions ma Answers I'll
An e tnesrsstes rss6sv. q ysw Bsassy
okGDs cd BosI1 llbe soAe lafornatIoz.
p.oula Hia1lr ten ~ hosg % sfonopo
ElNlpIe fro1N 40 fgce - q sAoy9 tiMo-
Ne sAortest possible tiNse. Also AoU %
kesg ~ lacs ne non IiGckAsoIs 1oa1
frsckIses-1Dby II -. =
nsplrFsks : Any hot enema Or .
vseE 0e. IN enema tvies . ,vsek for tvo
wss1 and once more the yesk aftsr. Thil
Nlu cloAf cut the entire bowel system q
al Waet8 uatksr nov 81 O. matter which
ol1oo q ooes net pase out % TIE hody
pF0Dsrly. poisons tAs bleed. me poisonSa
kloo1 cones. out N pimples. Eat sparineiy
Of ssvory slmple light diet Ter q meath.
takD bot bath daily. rub TIE face viii
cd eruln. sftg thp bath. and rub lee
efef he flcs sftsr he cream. This viIi
tnA0 out blackhoads. too. Lemon fuice a.
buttegni1 both remove frsckles. 5 -
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This IS the Field

seatest yor
sicy CUBAN Irnd
etck1y child sfrse spinal anayEs 49, p
y. G. MIeHToN 49, sst2s9 :
20tS Boston kaysl Tel 40e2
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Mr.. q. Baker, did Messrs. VIM Nor.
gan. Ralph Gray, n. w Greena Nal.
colin Tuttie. Q. = cleh, md A 9.
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eosslisrs M = dressmalrsr % oysr
pr n9ure; nktn upecialist uaS -
wonoer1 VIII her face; her hnif nay
- hogt - ezcellent condition-bnk
what about her hands! Yathsr Tine
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Copyright, 1917. by The, Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc.l 5&a'e -. ~. J
Dorothy Dix's articles appear reg.
ularly In this paper every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-05
Spab Stalienerne har mSrettet.

Ioa De sprige Sronter / europa
er Der fremoeleS life foregaaet npget
al @etponing.
SStalienerne bar benpttet Inlen-
ninget peo Marsififtet til at optage
en- Slags Status oper, bpao De bar
uorettet, iiben De fom nleb | arigen.
Get oplples oificielt, at De bar er-
obret 1900 &paoratmil al elterrig'f
Serritorium, iorfortet fin 8rigsfront
fra 500 til 375 Wil os boloer be-
lat 1875 Mil meb Sfpttererape.
Welem 80 og AZ siterrigifc St-
piiioner bar itnbig pGret bolot be-
Ifjpftiget peo Den italienife 6ront.
antallet al eiterri9lfe &rigSfan-
ger / Stalien uogisr III $4,000
Manb.
2179 Sabrifer / Stalien er beifiGf-
tieet Nat os Gag meo at lape arigs'
materiel, % De beifipftiser ialt
100000 Irbeibere, beriblanbt noe
item $4,000 apinber.
geo 9egpnoelien al oct npe Iar
orsnneoe aaronerne polbiomt lungS
belle oen italienife Sront, ilutter Den
officieQe Napport.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-05
& Hnmenien.

lloen ringeite Spber fortiptter
Seltmarifalf bon Macfenien i'm
energiife &agne | GumGniell, og
set er Hart, at ban heller life bar
iiinbe at puite / SafferL for ban bar
raaet lit Waal.
8 @ammel-& umGnien itepner ban
for fulo 5art noroigiennem Wfol'
bou. Husiernes % Gilmplternes
begge Sleie bar aabenbart 9iuet otter;
for Spifcrne % giterrigerne itaar III
life alene foran &raila | git, npr-
melt Conan, men pgiaa foron Den be-
ipIteoe Sp isociiani / Noropeit. Get
er tpife trooper, iom bar gaaet oper
DC traniplpalife alper, iom nRrmer
fla oct %iioitneunte Steb.
Mellem De to Sper er Der Ell ri.
itano al omfring 80 0til, og oct ip-
mes flart, at &isierne % GumGner,
ne, troos talrige Mobangreb Der og
ser, er paa fulot Silbagctoe oner belle
9inien benimoo SeretbfloOen Iom
ilpoer igiennem Molbai / belle oen5
2Gngoe fra Noro moo Spo oe for
erer iig nleo Conan / Spo for @a-
lots, efter at ben bar %forenet iig meo
@uSeuelpen.
Spsresmaalet blir bn, ON Hus.
ierne ps Tiim9nerne meo Sj9lp
al npe rusiiife Soriterfninser - oil
prepe at itanie Sienoen peo Seretb,
eller ON De bill fortiGtte at trGffe iig
tilbaee norbigiennem Woloau, eler
ON De pil luinge s~itoper inb i Ses.
arabien og belt og bolbent opergipc
&um9nien / 5ienSens SGnoer.
Gobruoia itaar @usicrne %
&um9nerne iaa at iige peo i'm "iibit,
Gfanie" - iu0e | ben itore Seining,
Tom Conan banner peb @alat5. Gen
iioite 9p Der, @atcbin, ipnes at pG.
re bcmt, o. Scriparerne bar DC intet
anbet at siere emo at ic til at fomme
fig oper conan % forene iie meo
fine 4amerater peo Seretblinlen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-05
De ~fanaoiife Cab.

@innipeg Den 2ben San: 9pcn
@innipeg og til9r9nienoe Siitrtf.
Tor bar libt ipGre Cab | &rigen.
u. Den ioag oiientliggiorte Stati.
liif oper &c fonooiife Cab | arigen
ftcmaaor, at GAIT @innipegmpto
CT iolbnc eaer blet iaarebe | Sam.
tene | 1916. vi bette Sntalantal
lieu 1865 or9bt, 4,03t iaaret, 72t
iupporterebes iapneoe og antages
at bare oebe, og $50 bar alporlig
lnee eler taare %tiliange. Sttober
Waaneo frGpebe DC ilelte Gre for.
Iaapiot @innipeg angoar.
Tlere Observation-Disclosures tog
Gel | Siieniipen ecb SontmeIron,
ten ben Maanco, og TabSliiten on.
letter 1850 Wanb, orGbie og ino.
rcbe tilIammen. s aampeue ueo
9ier / Suni blep 1851 Wauo
erpbt cIler iaaret. Oct fanaoiltc
riOenoe SGgerregimcut, Der nGitcn
uheluffenoe beitoo al Wiunipeo.
ulGnb, blep iulbitGnoig oprepet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-05
&riasfaren for SpQano.

Sra Saag meboeler en- aorreipon-
bent ben Sole San. = Oct er n9Iten
iiffert. at SoGanb tililut bill bli trilf-
fet meo inc / arigen. 90 bette uil
bli til ltsrre @apn for 2piflano END
for De Mliereoe.
Get err bel fjenbt Der, at 5piferne
bar alting parat for Ell burtig Sl.
paiion al Souano. 9ette fnnoe cno-
og iiges at bore SiliGloet Or Sri
gen begpnote, % iioen bar Spiferi,e
pGret iprigt beifiGitiget meo at itpr-
fe i'm Sitting langs 8rRnlet. Sp9-
re &anoner err bragt | Stiaing, %
Ell M Eontonbro, iom netop III pp.
ieres oper Mtaas npr Waastricbt,
pil fore oirefte inc / Sollano.
Get paaitaaes Der paa fpnbigt
Solb, at Sollpnoerne bill bli nebt til
at opgipe Ell meget betpoelig Gel al
lit 2anb, for De futbe inotage en-
iterf Sitting, set bill iige bag Den fsr-
ite Gone, iom fltnoe I9ttes u1oer
@anb peb SiGlp al Sluierne. Sc bet
er lelpiast, at en- flor og peloprfet
Gel al Sanbet og mango rige SiGl-
pefilber / Oct 5iliGloe burtiet piloe
ialoe / Spifernes SGnoer.
Sertil fommer ogIoa ben Mlllig-
beb, at en- eqer flere al De bpllanolfe
&pitbper pilbe bli ta9et al Spifernc
% ombannet til @niis for De tpife
Observation-Disclosures Sirfiombeo ON.
firing England.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-05
Verden$kri9etl.
Zen tpffe Iresie ! Sarni'f Oper DC
MQierebes Spar til Spiflann.
"9et frGffeite internatiOnale Sofrl'
memt npgeniinoe %ifrepet".
Tnmamerme % &nsierme fpTtiGtter
Silbaeetcget / &nmGnicn.
Spao Stalienerme far nbrettst, 'iSeu
be fom meo ! &rigen / 1915.
Meiten iiffert, at Spllanb tilfiSit pil
fomme meb / &rigen.
WNt ira aue Trontcr.

g(naaaenbe Srebsprojeftet iorelig-
aer Der life noget Slut al iterre Be
tpbning.
@laoet "Heicbspoit" / @ien meo.
beler Den 2ben San, at ct meget big
tiat Wshe pil bli boIot / Berlin Den
1Sbe San. al Sormpnoene / Den tn
fife, eiterrieife, ungarife, bhlgarife o9
tprfilfe misunderstanding - angi'
pelia | oct giemeb at brefte De Mlies
rebes Spar paa Sreostilbuoet %
Spsrasmaalet ON oct n9ite Sfriot
Gentrolmagterne ifal tage ! &etning
al Sreo.
Sra Imiterbam mebbeles, at De
gaiereoes Spar / Den officiele frans
fife SrblpD paa Nptaarsoag bleo oper-
raft Den tpife lloenri9smlnllter !
Berlin.
Me1 aaerebe be tplfe Spnoags.
blade bapbe bragt ben noificielle Sers
lion al Sparet, lom iiben bar prret
breftet og fommenteret flittigt / ben
tpife GreSIe. s BET itore og belle aits
ifues Soften iom ct ppermaabe ir9ft
GA brpif 0ofument iormet / affeien-
oe % inIulterenoe llotrpf og Senoin'
ger, iom alhrig isr bar p9ret benpt'
tet | ct International Sofliment, %
BET enelte pGrbi9e Spar paa bette fa,t
finn aanonerne bringe. De fleIte tp-
fife Mpiier er erige ON, at &rtgen MI
maa iortiqtte, inbtil be Mliereoe er
fonlmet iaa paa 4rRerne, at De iclp
nlan trpgle ON 5reo.
S aniparlige officieue SfrepIe alts
ifuer man oerimob Sin9en noget an.
oerleoes. Wan mener her, at naar
oe Maiereoes Note bar fact en- Iaas
oan 2orm, laa ifplbes oct ben ONT
It~pnbigbep, at ben l%narere er aores'
ieret til De alliereoe Nationer lelp
enb til gentralmagternes &egierin-
ger, og at bet tplfe Sreosttlbuo lttc
cr ablolut afpiit, men laoer Iogang
aaben til pioere Woteperling.
st telegram ira Berlin meooeler,
of lnoer ben omerifdnife @eianbt
@eraros ofiicieae @ptaarsbeieg hos
Gigsfonsler BON 9etbmann Solpeg
. blep De IQierebes Spar til Spiflanb
0rsftet melem De to.