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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
NEW ZEALAND PARLIAMENT ~
WOULD SEE TEUTONS WHIPPED

Wellington, N. e., Aug. 9.-Amid
the greatest enthusiasm the New
Zealand parliament adopted a reso-
luton in favor of carrying on the
war until Germany has been van
quished.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
GERMANS CONCEAL GUNS
With SMOKE CURTAINS
(By United Press)

With the French army, Aug. .
The Germans are concealing the To-
cation of their guns from French
aviators with smoke clouds. Every
battery has one which starts action
as soon as enemy aviators appear
over the German lines.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
G0MPERS IS STRONGLY
OPPOSED TO ENEMY
SOCIALIST CONFERENCE
(By United PreSs)

Washington, Aug. 9.-President
Gompers of the American Federation
of Labor is strongly opposed to the
Socialist conference at Stockholm. He
has no sympathy with any confer
ence of delegates from enemy coun-
tries at this time, lie said today. He
declared no delegates from organ
lied labor in America win attend.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
EDITOR OFF, "T0MAHAWK"
dies WHILE FISHING
(By United Press)

Brainerd, Aug 9.-Gus N. Bear
lier, aged 65 years. editor Of the
Tomahawk at White Earth agency
for the Chippewas, died suddenly to-
day while fishing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09

Virginia.. Minn., Aug. 9.-Austri-
an miners employed at the Gilbert
properties walked out yesterday, say
ing they would not produce metal
*to kill their countrymen." There
was no disorder connected with their
quitting Sheriff J. r. Meinfng said
that German propaganda evidently
was behind this sympathetic walk
out. Three arrests were made here
of men who we're posting the notices.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
STEEL COMPANY WILL NOT
ACCEPT SEC. BAKERS RATES
(Bv United PreSs)

Washington, Aug. 9.-The Beth
lehem Steel company has refused to
supply rails for France at Secretary
Bakers rates. Behind the refusal
is understood to be the steel COM
pany's determination against fur
nishing products to the allies at gov
ernment prices.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
Il. oU1 OF n SAILORS
PERISH WHEN VESSEL
IS SWEPT. BY STORM
s(By .. United Press)

Kingston, Ont, Aug. 9.-Twelve
out of IA aboard the schooner George
w. Marsh were lost when gale de-
stroyed the vessel on Lake Erie.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
Hogs $16,.:75
1odja'y;.:NeW
Record Set
(By United Press)

(By UHICeu FTeSsJ
Chicago, Aug. "a new high rec
ord in hog selling was set here today
the price being $16.75 per hundred,
the previous "war" record being
$16.25. Today's price is $6.15 high
er than a year ago and double that
of five years ago.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
TEUTON EDITOR Is Arrested.
- sDISPARAGED- GEN. RERSHING
(By United Press)

St. Paul, Aug 9.-F. G.. Berg
mirer, editor of the Volkzeituing
newspaper, was today interned as an
enemy. He is charged with having
made disparaging remarks against
General Pershing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
NEW FRENCH GAINS
ID.r IYnitod DrocSl

London, Aug. 9.-New gains by
the French to the northwest of Blk
schoole on the Belgian front is re-
ported by General Haig today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
SCORE OF ANTI-DRAFTERS ARE
JAILED NEAR EMEORY, TEXAS
(RY limited Press J

Emory, Tex, Aug. 9.-More than
a score of men near here were jailed
today in connection with the gen.
eral movement to resist the draft.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
ARTILLERY IS ACTIVE
nv United Press

(By United Press)
Paris, Aug 9.-Artillery duels are
raging in the Argonne sector OF the
French front, is an official report to-
day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
."NEAR BEER" IS BARRED
FROM NORTH DAKOTA
(By United Press }

Fargo, N. D., Aug. 9.-Attorney
general of the state has barred what
is called NEAR beer" testing one
fifth of one per cent: of alcohol' 1t
was announced today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
IS CALLED BY KAISER
lBy limited Pressl

VDy UHIItU ICSST
Amsterdam, Aug. 9.-One of the
most important conferences in
months has been called by the kaiser
and grand headquarters.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
Onnosed bv Socialists.

Opposed bv Socialists.
Copenhagen, Aug. S.-German So
cialists will oppose the newly consti-
tuted government at Berlin on prin-
cip1e, the Socialist newspaper Vor-
waerts declares in it's, comment on
the ministerial appointments.
Persons SO foolish as to expect a
great gain in the direction of par
iiamentary regime" says the Cath
o1ic newspaper Germania, will nat
urally be disappointed, but 1T ex-
presses the opinion that the pres
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
NEW DRUG CLERK

sisting at Barkers Drug and Jewelry
store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09
Thr~o W W .Arrested

Virginia, Mimi, Aug. l9.--Matt Me-
jasich, Frank Muster, Mike Deyono-
vich, Joe Yenich, John Rujich, all
Austrians and 1. w. w. alleged ring
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09

Amsterdam, Aug. 9. - Philip
Scheidemann, Socialist member OF
the German reichstag, in speech at
Mannheim, Baden, before 5000 per-
sons, demanded in the interest of
peace the speedy substitution for the
present government of Chancellor
Michaelis, a government really rep
resentative of the will of the Ger
man people
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-09

CONTINUED on last page)
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-12
SENAW coma TEE
y; RbVSES TAX BILL,
Radical Changes Made in
Income Section Of Act.

Washington. June II. - Radical
changes in the income tax section Of
the house war tax bill. previously
agreed to tentatively. were finally ap.
proved today by the senate finance
committee. The retroactive tax on
1916 incomes, designed to raise $lO8..
100000, and the so!callcd Ienroot
HmendemNts were stricken out.
The committee spent the entire day
on the income section and at adjourn.
ment resolution by Senator Penrose
and Senator Lodge for registration OF
Incomes OF $4,000 was pending.
Important amendments regarding
income taxation OF corporate stock
dividends and receipts from subsidiary
corporations were adopted. Stock
dividends. the committee proposes.
shall be taxed on the amount Of earn.
ings or profits 80 distributed. In ac-
cordance with the present treasury de-
partment practice. To prevent double
income taxations Of corpora tons
profits. it was decided to exempt from
taxation income received by holding
or other corporation from another cor
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-12
MENARE FOUND BEHIND
BARRIER ONCE PASSED
Chief of Helmet Grew Tries
Again Bu1khead Aban-
doned on Sunday.
1862 PROBABLY DEAD
Every Passable Level Will
Have Been Explored Soon,
Rescuers Say.
1862 PROBABLY DEAD
Continued from Page One.)


CONTINUED from Page One.)
We're equipped with helmets. but be-
cause of their unfamiiarity with this
equipment and their crazed condition
they failed to use them to best adj
vantage and in their weakened condi-
ton Succumbed to the gas
Gives Life for Men,
SHIFT Boss J. D. Moore gavc up his
life to save the men under him.
Moore led his little party to q retreat
In the recesses of the 1900 foot level
and under his instruction they built a
hulkhead that STAYED tho approach Of
the 1ife-taling gas. This group Of
men. directed by Moore, remained in
their bnlkhead compartment until hol-
met men tapped signals ,,ron their i'm
provtsed refuge. Moore was conscious
until n few minutes before the rescue
He directed throughout tho work of
the men in his party. Frequently.
during the long hours of their mrris-
onment. ne tested the air with his own
lunEs and would allow none of the
others to undertake that dangerous
Of the others he so weakened himself
that was unable to stand the strain.
1Ic died as he was being lifted to the
cage by the helmet men. Little heed
Is given the bodies about the stations
and In workings in the immediate vi
entity of the Granite Mountain shaft in
search for the living. The search is a
feverish, almost frantic one for tho
living now. The dead will be found
and removed later.
One Body Identified.
Since 10 o'clock last night IS bodies
have been taken from tho mine Four
teen of these are in state of decom-
position. which nrecludes all effort to-
ward Identification. They are kept
In the public morgue. established in the
mine yard as a result Of decision of
iity and county health Officers to pre-
pare the bodies for burial right at the
scene of the disaster. OF the four
bodies which it is still possible to
identify, one has been identified, as
was lost.
Fire Still Raging.
Across the Granite Mountain shaft
itself it was not possible to pass this
afternoon. although possibility of
spread of whatever fire remains in
the shaft Is precluded in large measure
by reason of the bulkheads erected al
each station at the time of the Modoe
fire. Water is still poured down tho
shaft and it is probable that same OF
the lower levels are flooded.
Fire Chief Fred Martin and a hall
dozen firemen Joined in the rescu.
work today The firemen arc familiar
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-12
A new creation In cigarettes

New" other with this
lou can compare morning when its bcrcd hot
LUCKY STRIKE the real Buley tooanoher entirely
new dea You know Burnley obaccoyouvc been pouring
ed-n cigarette and join the LUCKY STRIKE today
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-12
DON'T LET GRAY
HAIR Make YOU
LOOK OLD NOW
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Ridicule - Apply Q-Ban,
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Thousands of good people have de-
cided that it is nonsense to have gray
hair--now that they can apply Ban
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0-Ban is n! ready to use-is guar
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phis, Tenn. Hair Culture" an illus
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Try Q-Ban Superfine Hair Tonic.
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-12
ITALIAN CABINET
FACES DISSENTION
Crisis Develops Over Alban-
ian independence Move.

Rome. June ia crisis in the Ital-
ian cabinet has developed. For some
time disa greement between the, mem
bers had been known to exist espe-
cially between Baron Sonnino, minister
of foreign affairs. and the other min
listers.
The friction reached a climax when
members of the italian mission We're
TO he selected. Baron Sonnino de-
clared he would resign If certain ap-
rointmcnts We're insisted upon. To
avoid a crisis the cabinet yielded.
The proclamation announcing the
independence Of Albania under an Ital-
ian rroteetorate is the latest cause for
dissention, but hopes are entertained
that an agreement will be reached be-
fore the re opening of the chamber
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-12

with working of oxygen helmets. and
are proving Of much assistance.
At least - bodies can he sighted
from the stations OF the Spectator
shaft. Their condition is such that
only colofs ard articles found in the
clothes will furnish any clew for idcn-
ntN. Fingers are so swollen that
even rings upon them cannot be seen.
Every physician in the city made his
services available at the mine today.
Signal Misunderstood.
signal from what was believed. at
first to be the 2,600-foot level. was re-
ceived this morning. but investigation
failed to disclose the presence of any
one there. and it is now attributed to
mistake in signalling made by rescue
men working on some other level
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS
AZ the Grand Pacific.

Mable Wat&cs. Harry l.. oline. spo.
kane: Jack Hammond. VIM. a. Cooley,
II. u. Frazer. H. q. Doggett, r. Il.
81 hmidt. F.. r.. Brown. c. l. Green,
Lone Pine; II. CAM. Kansas City: &.
W. Anderson. J. Westlake. Cole
Brothers Circus: &. X Wilson, Liv-
ingston: r. u. NJ. Mcs:ary. Butte.
AZ the Misseuia.
T.. Osland and wife, Spokane; Ralph
Peterson, Stark; T.. kilburn. Ovando:
G. Manual. Avery. Idaho: G. A, Ask.
enfelther. Evanston. Wyoming; Mrs.
stevens, Ovando: Mr. and Mrs. G. c.
Ashton. Butte: Arthur Shannahan. st.
Ignatins: II. u. Vance. Gr,nts,i:.le.
AZ the Shepard.
II. H. Sandcrson. Seattle: Eup
Shields. Spokane; H. II. Hoover
Ogden. Utah: Con Coughlin, Helm
lille: Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Brown,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-12

Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Dor
satt. Ravaiii; G. a. Mcisvfay. Occur
y ~ Joaesyx H. H.. LAtchem
End Henry Schwafff. Hamilton: c. A.
Smith. Potomac: WilAain Orville.
Ariee: Pat Calvin, Druinmond: Jas.
b. Marta Arlee; GA. Reese. Roman;
r N. Mcknight. Mrs. Mag Melton.
Dixon; ". Ginger and son. Plains:
Vii barney. Han: ed Kama. Kavali, !.
o. II. Ballas, Abortion: f. r. Britton.
Aiberton: e. p. Trnmnael Potomac. $.
Durand. Ravaili; Il. O. Croker, Can
non BALI, W. NJ Slmons. D. A.
l'ritchctt, Arlee: Mrs. Henry Maker,
Miles city: NJ. 4. Mitchell, Avon: MIR.
and Mrs. 4. ]. smith. laramie. 'Wyo.:
4. G. Gentel. st. Ignatias.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-12
MONTANA COURT REVERSED.

Washington. june it.-~DiEmissal by
United States District Judt,c Rndkln
OF Montana Of Z suit Of tho Washing
ton. Butte and Anaconda Copper Min
ing companies against Frank II.
Walker and others to clear up title to
certain mining claims. was reversed
today ny the supreme court. The
lower court held it was without juris-
diction.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-12

Instead Of breaking the seal
and tearing open the entire
top Of the package tear off
part Of the top only.
Cigarettes in paper pack.
ages Of twenty are carried
more handily this way, and
keep better; less likely to
spill into your pocket. It's
sasyto do and worth doing.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-12
THE Daily MssolnIAM1uE MORNING, J1lN H. 1872.

poration uuor which the income tax
h46sooce heen paid. This change has
been urgeptly advocated BY represen- :
tafiven Of corporations. 3
Formal approval was given an
amendment to. repeal the special tax
Of 1eh per cent upon war munitions,
This had keen informally agreed to
on the ground that munitions, manu- /.
facturers must pay the proposed III.
creased income and excess profits
taxes.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-12
COUNCILS WILL PLAY.

F.. Chicago. June ll.--Challcngc 70 %
game of baseball for the benefit of the
Red Cross, received today by the Chi
cago city council from the Milwaukee
council. was accepted. The game will
he pl0 we'd June 30 In Milwaukee,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-14
vt ipillc mco SDOcn.

SoiS ser ifliIoc uGrc uoqcu, iom cr
oploQt pou at iptQe 3eruiuger meo
Qo0cu ~ iom p0nicr paa at itaoe lit
2ouo, men tror at tuue iuige iig ira
Struiien uc0 ltoillgter. Hueb on
NuurfIopcri - lao haul life glemme
iollcu0e:
I. NJ man ilutter Tia til en- Wnno5
NcuiiQt oQ NoriTt ira bans Cpioriel.
% at ban untoac9 at tiIiigtc De no
turIigc GoIQcr al bans @anoIinger.
> III "aobcrcncc 10 the encntD"
cr ct llotrpf iom bar @eninu paa Ben
AuflaQcoc5 SpnamoaOe cIer Opiat.
ming; al <rpeu fan uOleoc oenuc
Sunamaooe cacr Cpiatnind ira PIN.
fIuaeOc5 uouiitc SoIoniuq eQer Gp-
trpocn, og at &lrpcu5 Shltuing pil
ituu.
3. ut Gro toIte cIler ifrcpne er Ell
"opcrt act" lige iua Iulot ipm en-
@ieruiuq.
4. ut gierc eler ii9e eQer ifrtpc
nogct, iom fan itprfe eler o%pnuuutrc
6icuocn. cuten oct or rettct moo De
Torcne0e Statcr cher / Sormen moo
en- al pore Iuicrcoe / arigen, ranmc3
al @runOIopen5 9uO / ArtifeI III,
Scftiou 3, Iige iulOt iom at noe Sen
ipuc5 6icn0e materiel milf SipIp.
3. Nt SpsrQSmaoIet ONT buor.
uiht noQcn / Gale eler Sfriit fan olt.
taac5 at huor uoct Tieuocu Siplp 90
Stotte eaer opmulltret hum til YIoo-
ituuO oa iturtet bnm / bans SeItrP.
beIicr. oil bli %bciparet mloer ftIot
Seniun til Huti0eua SorhoIo.
6. vi Ser nil reile iig ct SoIfefrao
paa NcnrettcIie al Sauo5iorrpOerc,
iauiunrt @%eretninqer ira SIagmarteu
beQp1tocr at meIoc ON WanoeiuIO
blonot pore StrioStrGfter. Griarin.
aen bar piit at laaoame Strap refer
liz / ethuert 2au0 mOer Iigueuoe Cms
itpuoiqheoer - iou noget @eni1uet
til Gauocta SitfCrheo frpocr; o. oct
er life let at giorc bet fart / ctbuert
GiliTloc, at Senrettclien life cr be.
rcttiQct cler puutrpuet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-14
On Ippcl til &C tpSfc Wporc

"9oilp Chronicle" oifcntligqicr Ell
bcnterfelie5ppr0ig Irtifel al Sen be-
ron1tc Soriatter &aQ Game. Gen err
rettet til SpifIanoS Wteore % cr en-
ueltaler0e YppeI iii Dem ON at Re,
nptte lin mpgtige SnofIpocIic til at
itonie poerli9ere Trob al Barn. San
ifilorcr %gribcnoc De grfaringer, ban
icID bar 9iort i Spiflano ON tuifc
Qte0rcs rgreu0e aiGrIi9bco til line
Barn % gaor 0erpaa oper iii oe irpq-
teli9e Scener, Ran npIig bar pprct
&ione til / england.
San fortGllcr, bporlcoe5 ON Otter.
mi00agen Ell puffcr Commercial bun.
orcoe Barn / Gloeren ira 3 til 6 9(ar
BAR iomlet / en- SfoIe / 2it.2on0on
% nctop hol0t paa mco at ipnqG ior
Sc iflloe ooa hem til Oiiooao, ga ser
ialot TO 9onbcr ira CT init &uitifib.
TO Barn / StoIcn blep 0rpbt % 80
%ioorct. Rogen 0ar giort rent ui0icn.
fienoclige. ga Weorcue ct gieblif
icncre anpllitnc, barbopcoet og mco
.uiloe Zine naoeoc Sfolen iif Sc ic
line ipuocriIGu1coe Smaa bli baurct
u0 / en- Stram al BLOB. Ga Oi5ic
uifpIoige Barn piOitc intct ON ariqcl
% bapOc life q'ort nogen noget olot.
Gr iaaoume Se0riitcr, ipgrQcr
Gaine, llmugen nero? &ur 0en mi
litGre 6or0cI. iom DC tpife &aobcn
bar opnoaet peo ale bisie 2uittoQtcr,
uprct iaa megct upro iom set gplOnc
&aar pQa CT encite al oi5ie fjGrc
Barn? 0ei, Sen bar life. &c funoc
gaa 9uiener al Dbl gjennem Con.
Oons 8aoer u0en at ie noget Spor
al EoeIPggelie. alm ct cneite uirfe.
lig 9teiuItat er opnaaet ira 9egpu.
ocIien inotil M: 100 imau 2igfiitcr
err bragt iii Girtegaarbene, oQ DC Ell.
gelite We6res 0lerter err / Brand ION
~brPnbenoe allI. Sar 5 tpife WeOrc
tGnft oper, bplIfen 5%orbrpoeIie oi2ie
uneoige @r%uiombeoer er moo Gar.
meme.
9ao oS itanie oenne beIiriifc @aI,
ifab % gisre 8iengiGlbelier ira no.
gen al Sioerne operilsoig. Gr Del
life ~ioriGroclig nof, at belle europe
or i Sorg oper oct oagIiac Ciier al
9Iomiteu al octa manolige llngbom?
SfaI geroen ogiaa maatte grGoe ouer
Sabet al line SarnS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-14

5 0e li0cr. ou Sumrmo5iorhol-
oanc par iimplcre ~ og oct er life
iau iuPrt lrndr liocu ~ ga TulbIas
ocne por uficuotc c1cr ialialo utcget
iiclouc; ga Culu2uJuQcr life hruoe
icnoc2 til ale &crocna Nisruer pad
ct 2ieblif ueO Habel euer trol0le5
(clclrui NJ / oc 5iocr par manJe az
Sc lloilua al @auo5iorrGoeri ION ri
Ter mocr pore moOcrue TorhJlo, ia.
urlilui5 uficuotc. N}eu nj bar at
qierc mco 6orholocnc iom sc er iOaq,
life ionl 0c uar iqaor, OF hudo ser
i%orcqddr / Samtioen moo opiatte5 OF
beoemmc5 / SomfIong mcO Samti.
0tn5 Torhol0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-14

ber mGrfc iig Bette. o iIeite al
Dem fitroe aule 9ects % onoct
Sober % ieSc % % ieoc Souer
90 Gam.
Copper o. Gus or Ell Del
iCrtiertc Tloge ior iuinifc, ureuS
Ijgc Nenneifer", ito0 ser ! ct
Stpffc, Greitcn GiItrt Sunot bau.
&c ifrepet j en- norif 2riebog; mert
pore &r9opr bar life iorticrt Ell
Zig @Iogc. @eiri Oine Su2opr
Tor gus, buiS ou piI baue Rptte
ci beu1.
Gen melt a~IminoeIigc gor
lag til, at apuinlcr blir lonmc /
9>lcne % uanitcIi9t fon gna, cr
~rocrorcpcn Sooring mco 6ooe, ser
.prooucercr Scot, &rug mer 9rom,
&pc0e og SABRE % milore Wtai2
% Wuiamel.
Set biGlpcr iomme Sioer, at
2Tagenc paa &pamger, iom Dol
ser paa Of bli Ionmc / Scncn',
0nioc5 goot mlc6 "Nruico", o. ct
ser blanOc5 Ell boIu SbcifciuI0
"ulr pomica" / bpcr Chart Grit
tcpono, oe faor. IigcIigt al
StummetmeIf 90 @renIn8cr biGI.
per gobt.
GerIom "9uroocfS" hoIOe3
ue0e / 10 eaer TIRE Iar, iaa Den life
ioar prooucere 6ro, miIter ocn
Wfooet % forioinocr. Den bet
bugge3 al unoer SorOiforpcu mco
en- ifarp soc" elcr en- "Spaoc"
"Sinreo" @ccf % Con.
0crico" 0tiIf borcr life bienlmc
paa 6armercnS 9oro, Oct iom-
me gipIocr N}or2orinimer %
NooIipaaner al Spc3ctieo / Slo&.
Sligt Stof brin9cr en- til at tGlltc
eaa Sultefur on "Sueltibipl".
@i ber pro0rcere % iparc;
men pi moa uO9te o@ Tor at BIZ
nogcn qroaOigc @nicrc.
- Suit MT er Set Dem rcttc Sio
Of fiebe &Iepcrfro Tor npitc Saar.
SuQeo Trp er at forctrpffe.
Gu len McIfcr cr Ell Oanrli5
SHELTER % faor life alto lao me-
Get Wclf l1o al en- SIN Iom Ell raIt
en-.
8oot "oentco" @ai3 giper
nen melt foroelagtigc G~niilage.
Rrop meo "%Sobnnpcofc" lie.
re Sarge / llgen, Worl Zen CT
goo, o9 8uttcr iaor itcrfe Den.
eooe Sener % fraitige Mllifle-
brrai. Stolienerne5 nigtigite @ren,
form er WaiS, og sc italienitc
Solboter bar gicrt ltnOcrocrfer
Gcroen5frigcn, lfiont bore Slaoe
taller 9anifc lioct 0crom. Ti faar
rof bere bcrpm me0 Siocn.
= III SlogS MfcIf - Ieo, fur,
itunmlet, INF eQer tpno cr uOrner.
fet for oft SIag} 6iprfrp. 81
SpnS lG8ger ol0ria 800, Iom 81
ifuloc, buis Sc life ioor cnten Wclt
Clcr noget Slag5 &ieo.
Suif eoer, at 6poe er Ct
Erobuft, iom alto ntoa ipIge& til
ell Gris, iom 6orbrlgeren magic,
ct betaIe. 9Iir 8riicrue for bgic
folHmer entcn aoniiifotioner cQc,
Repolution. SeIe Siitorien %giennen
rar BET Iaa. % Siitorien gicn
tar Jig, bar man lGrt o8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-14
WiiSTuusfcit.

Mj5iiou5icit boloe5 / Iuriuu Reuiq
ben. BAR 4rpcieus NuIo. oeu 1909 Scpt.
&rJi Yrcu5, Geiturer ior Sutbtr GUlege.
toIoer G}i5ilou5prrottcu ON Sorurtood
Qcu o. Observation-Disclosures ON Sirers
mloougen Cficr Uptule5 III NIisii0ueu.
Y. @rueieu.