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Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05
CATHOLIC CLERGY WELL
 AID LIBERTY BOND SALE,
Bishop Milan Directs That the Bonds Be Mentioned in Sermons Sunday.

Hartford, Conn.,, Oct. 4. Bishop Milan of the Connecticut Roman Cath olic diocese today made public an open letter he has sent to the Catholic cler- gy of the state urging their co-opera- ton in the sale of the second output of Liberty bonds. The bishop has set next Sunday as a day for the clergy to mention the sale in sermons, the buy of which he holds as a step toward the insurance of democracy
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05
Death of George euxnemer confirmed d

Paris. Oct. 4-The death of Captain George Guynemer, the famous French aviator, has now been definitely con- vrmed. Inforr, -+'~-- ra"eived by the Red Cross says Guynemer was through the head 1lorln of Poelcapelle on the Ypres front. He was identified by a photograph on his pilots license found in his pocket. The aviator was buried with military honors in the Poelcapelle cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05
BRITISH AIRCRAFT BOMBED
 ZEEBRUGGE LOCK GATES
Also the Bruges Docks and the Thour.
 out Railway Ststion.

London, Oct. 4.-r~Naval aircraft bombed St. Denis Westrem, the Zee brugge lock gates, the Bruges docks and other targets and the Throurout railway junction." says today's official report of the British aerial operations over Belgium. "All the machines re- turned safely"
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05
Senator La Toilette Hung in Efiay.

Sheboyan. Wis, Oct 4.--Senator La Toilette was hung in effigy on a bridge just outside the city limits early today The dummy which was piacarded with the senator's name, was discovered by an automobilist who notified the sheriff. The figure was re- moved.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05
GERALD F. DUPONT, %,
 SUICIDED AT OGDEN UTAH
Son of Powder Manufacturer Had Suffered From Nervous Breakdown

Ogden, Utah, Oct. 4.-Gerald F. Du- pont, aged p. son of the powder man ufacturer of Wilmington. Del, and New York city, committed suicide here today after leaving the hospital where he had been for several days suffer ing from a nervous breakdown,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05
Taking Inventory of Liquors.

New Haven Conn.,, Oct. 4.+InternaI revenue agents today began taking in ventory. of liquors in saloons here, under the new revenue bill
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

A third series of officers training camps, primarily for instruction of en- listed men of the army for commis- sions will be opened Jan. 5. running until April 5.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

President irogoyen of Argentina will resign on Oct. 12 on the ground of i'll health. He is reported near a ment- al breakdown as result of the gen eral strike.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

The Labor Adjustment Board left Washington for Seattle to take up strikes which are holding up shipbuild- . ing. Portland and San Francisco will be visited.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

Food Controller Hoover has beer granted the cooperation of the Secre, Service in curbing the food price ma ntpulators
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

The soldiers and sailors civil rights bill was unanimously passed yesterday by the house. It probably will not be taken up in the senate until the De- cember session.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

Sir WiIfrid Laurier soon will retire from leadership of the opposition and the Liberal party in Canada. He has led the Canadian Liberals since 1887.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

A whaleboat, containing IA members Of the crew of the French bark Briar- ritz burned at sea, was picked up off the Brazilian coast.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

Much property damage was done
 and many lives were lost as a result
 Of the typhoon which swept over Japan.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

Organization of additional units of the Quartermaster Corp of the Ma tional Army by enlistment or draft, was ordered by President Wilson.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

The Treasury Department announc- ed a further loan of $2,O00 900 to Bel ium, making total of $55, 100000 to that country.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

Secretary Lansing has asked Gov Gardner of Missouri. for a copy of the Missouri absent voting law to be sent to Russia in formulating Russia's pol icy.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

The Rev. pr. Anson p. Stokes, sec retary of Yale University has been
 chosen principal of the Hampton, Va, Dr. H. B. FrisSell
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

T. A. b. Jones, football coach at Yale. announced that no man physic- ally fit. who has not identified him self with some branch of the military service, will be permitted to play foot ball at Yale this year.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

A contract for the construction of 4O destroyers was received by the Union Iron Work of San Francisco.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05
Condensed TeIegrams

canada's 1918 grain acreage will be increased by 25 per cent
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

Members of the New York cotton exchange voted to close the exchange on October 13, the Saturday following Columbus Day, which is holiday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

Japan has offered to the United States use of 100000 tons of shipping in return for a modification of the American export embargo on steel
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

American exchange at Copenhaqen dropped to IA per cent. below normal.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

An appropriation of $30O,000 has beer made by the Chinese Government fol flood relief work at Tien Tsin. Aid has been asked of the American Red Cross.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

Official announcement was made in Petrograd that the recent revolt at Tambov, 300 miles southeast of Mos COW, has been suppressed
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

Under direction of the newly created Counotl of Defense a system of war farms" will be established in Cuba.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

A four-year course in military sci ence will be opened at the Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology. All ready 300 students have enrolled
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

One man was killed and four seri- Ously injured when West Shore Railroad express crashed into a bus load of workmen at Teaneck, N. J. The men were on their way to Camp Merritt Dumond.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

Money circulation per capita in the United States last month was $461O
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

William J. Wood, a member of the Indiana Public Utilities Commission. and former Interstate Commerce Com mission examiner. died at his home in Indianapolis, aged 67.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

William J. Bryan paid a personal visit to President Wilson at the White House.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

An alarm was sent to coastal wire less stations in an effort to locate tho schooner Baslon, which left Brooklyn on Sunday for an afternoons cruise with seven men aboard.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

bill providing for progressive
 duties on sugar, beginning with an II
 shilling rate was passed by the Pe- ruv1an Chamber of Deputies.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

The name of the National Army cantonment, at Louisville. Ky was formally changed from Camp Taylor" to Camp Zachary Taylor"
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

The International Bank of St. Louis increased Its annual dividend from to 12 per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

cago will be opened by the postoff1c' department for handling mail collect ed west of the Mississippi and ad dressed to members of expeditionarI forces.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

Charles J. Vopicka, U. S. Ambassa- dor to Rumania, and the special Red Cross mission to Rumania, arrived at Jassy, the temporary capital.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

A battery of French 75 niIIimeteI
 guns. with caissons and equipment presented to the Yale artillery com panies by the French Government were placed in the baseball cage al Yale.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

Regulations issued by the War De- partment make enlisted men of the various branches of the service eligible for temporary appointment non commissioned officers in the Quarter master Corps.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

Erection of a $2,oo0,o0o packing plant
 m New Orleans is being planned by Wilson & Co.,, of Chicago
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

until April 5.
 The soldiers and sailors civil rights bill was unanimously passed yesterday by the house. It probably will not be taken up in the senate until the De- cember session. The Rev. pr. Anson p. Stokes, sec retary of Yale University, has been chosen principal of the Hampton, Va, Normal Institute succeeding the late Dr. H. B. Frissell. William J. Wood, a member of the Indiana Public Utilities Commission, and former Interstate Commerce Com mission examiner. died at his home in Indianapolis, aged 67.
 Samuel Sutherland, mate of tht American schooner Kremlin, was stab bed to death by a member of his crew in a French port. after he had elected the sailor from a cafe:
 An alarm was sent to coastal wire schooner Baslon, which left Brooklyn on Sunday for an afternoons cruise, with seven men aboard.
 guns. with caissons and equipment, presented to the Yale artillery com panies by the French Government, were placed in the baseball cage at Yale.
 western military terminal at Chi cago will be opened by the postoff1ce department for handling mail collect ed west of the Mississippi and ad dressed to members of expeditionary forces.
 Regulations issued by the War De- partment make enlisted men of the various branches of the service eligible for temporary appointment as non- commissioned officers in the Quarter master Corps.
 One man was killed and four seri- ously injured when "a West Shore Railroad express crashed into a bus load of workmen at Teaneck, N. J. The men were on their way to Camp Merritt, Dumond.
 T. A. D. Jones, football coach at Yale. announced that no man phySic- ally fit. who has not identified him self with some branch of the military service, will be permitted to play foot ball at Yale this year.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

SanueI SutneFIdhd, mate or th American schooner Kremlin, was stab bed to death by member of his crev in a French port, after he had ejectec the sailor from a cafe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15

utors as well as to record them at
Washington.
The base hospitals are the only
ones on the fighting front equipped
to give the continuous care and treat
ment needed to save lives of sick and
wounded: the field hospitals are, Of
necessary. temporary. emergency af-
fairs where the first rough treatment
is given before the sufferer can be re-
moved behind the lines.
The base hospital of the school of
medicine was organized at the request
of the Red Cross for service in
France.
Donations should be mailed at once,
payable to University OF oregon Med
ical School Base Hospital Of oregon
Medical school Base Hospital Fund
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15

care OF Robert H. Strong. Corbett
Building. Portland Givers desiring
the application of their offerings to
purchase of particular items are re-
quested to specify SO in making the
contribution.
All purchases will be supervised by
the war department. and after the
war all unused equipment will be re-
turned to the Red Cross, to be pre-
served by the medical school Of the
University for use in future emer-
gency
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15
GET FACTS ON COAL FAMINE.
Operators TO Meet With seattle CUm-
mercial Bodies Thursday

SEATTLE. Sept. 15.-In order tn.
gather facts on the threatened cna1
famine in Washington. a confereneD
of the coal operators of the state with
the Seattle Chamber of CommeroO
and commercial clubs has been s@e
for Thursday afternoon at the request
of DR.. Henry Suzzallo, chairman OF
the state council OF defense DR.. HAr-
~ A Garfield. national coal admins
traitor, today telegraphed asking fer
all thefacts in the situation and Sx-
pressed his willingness to begin an
investigation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15
YOU ARE PARTLY
MADE OF IRON

That Is, iron Is an essential COLI
stituent of pure, healthy blood.
Peptiron, the new iron tonic, com
bines pepsin, iron, nux, celery ant
other blood and stomach tonic5 that
physicians prescribe. 9
1t is q wonderful corrective OF
anemia, paleness, languor, nervous
ness-whether caused by hard work,
worries-over-use OF salts and other
blood-depleting cathartics that are
doing so much harm to many people
Just nOw--or any other cause. fept-
iron will restore the iron strength
that you must have for cheerful per
formance Of daily duties.
Peptiron Is in convenient pill FORM
chocolatc-cOated and pleasant tO take
Get il today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15

ready since July. Delay in getting to
the front will be measured by the
time necessary in raising the remain
der of the funds needed for equip
ment. Besides the aid given by the
Red Cross organizations. private
benefactions will lbe necessary if the
money Is to be speedily raised such
special gifts usually bear plate with
the name OF the donor, and 1t is Gus
tomary to publish the list Of contrib
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15
BLESS SPAN OF QUEBEC BRIDGE
Third Attempt VIII BE Made Ets
Raise STRUCTURE

QUEBEC. Sept. 1.-THE ceremony
of blessing the center span Of the
Quebec bridge, the third attempt tr
raise which will be made this week.
was performed today at Stf-y in tho
presence Of several hundred spccts-
tors. Two previous attempts TO pnE
the span in place resulted disastrous
Iy The first was in August. 1897
when the structure collapsed with Ia
loss of 10 lives In 1915 a similar
mishap resulted In the killing or ~
The bridge has cost, up to the pres-
ent. over $4,000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15

University of oregon school OF medi-
cine. Red Cross authorities at Wash
ington. D. C. have telegraphed urg-
ing that the base be equipped at
once. The cost is estimated at S40,-
600. OF this. $4,000 has been con
tributed by the Portland chapter of
the Red Cross. Donations are expect
ed from every other chapter in the
state. Equipment needed includes
ambulances at $4,000 to $1,000 each;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15

X-ray machinery and Photographic
apparatus. $500 to $25OO; portable
electric light fixtures, $25Oo to $500;
hundreds of iron beds, mattresses,
blankets, surgical instruments, dem
tai chairs, operating tables, kitchen
ware, table ware office furniture and
typewriters.
The University of oregon hospital
has had its full complement OF sur
geons, physicians and enlisted men
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15
ETrNDS NEEDED AT ONCE
FOR BIG BASE HOSPITAL
several thousand Dollars Yet 70 'e
RAISED for University OF OreSon
Medical school Unit

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu-
gene sept. 15.-with several thou
sand dollars yet to he raised for the
equipment Of the base hospital OF the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15

Raoul Lulberry, American aviator
of the Lafayette escadrille. WHOSE
home is in Wallingford. Conn, has
brought down two more German air
planes. He alighted with his machine
in flames the other day after taking
one German. In a previous flighe
Lurbery and Sergeant Walter L.ovelf
of Concord. Mass. in four f1ighks
fought eight Germans LsufbeFy
brought down one of these within tASs
French lines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15

The plumbers statement made him
laugh,
Believe me. If you will;
But the items that he smiled upon
Were on his neighbours bill.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15
NEW YUKON PLACER STRIKE
Stake Claims on kitchener and Sop
mOur Greeks.

DAWSON. Y. T., Sept. IA pAa-
Ger strike 20 miles west of SelkfrE
was made several months ago by
Captain Back. veteran Yukouer. who
worked quietly and got Juneau men
who staked several claims
Others have since staked claims am
til quite a movement has started
Probably $50 claims are now staRsEs
on Kitchener and Seymour creeks ana
their tributaries. It IS not known if
any one has yet reached bedrock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15
RESOLVE To JOIN a F. OF L..
National Association of Letter Car
riers Meets I'm Texas

DALLAS, Texas, Sept 15--Heso-
Iutions favoring atfiliation with thB
American Federation OF Labor wera.
adopted today by the National AssO-
cition of Letter Carriers, which -
meeting in biennial convention hero.
Several national officers said some
of the delegates will be called upon
at a closed meeting to explain their
desires to obtain action by congress
on legislation OF interest to the letter
carriers
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
Stur Sernbaneu!nffc.

Stockholm ocu 25oc Tcbr. - Gn
itrGffcIia lllpftc er / 9tat bGnot, ioct
ct Eo2ioacrtog mcO 220 iaorcoe ms.
itfe Solo0tcr omboro faiteoc9 al
Sporct mcucm @eiIc % Snnerhamn.
Zen i~orrcitc %oan, bpori bclanOt liz
23 nlO2iorpirrcoc ru9iiite Sol0attr,
blcp iuloitUubig Ocutolcret % iamt.
IiBc ToaIadcrCr orpbt. Soruoeu Nlaic
blcu 20 nu0rc Soloatcr 0rUbt.
neutrality-suspicious. uanlfeliaNiococ3
/ hpi @roo REQ Vo5iogcrcrne@ SiI.
ltano, ioet mango al Dem Dor blinoc,
hnu0c miitct Nrmc cllcr @cn cQcr paa
onocn MooOc giort iuIoitUn6iq birI.
pcIric. ScrtiI fom. at lllptfcn mo.
trai / Nottcn5 Werfe % lan1t ira
naocu ltorrc @u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
Nlaifabanen.

Selporo, Iloifa, Den 250c 6ebr.-
vi Den 466 Mil Ionge Scrnbane, Tom
Hegieringcn Bigger ira Scpnro iii
8airbanfs, @laifn. er MI 1876 YtiI ia.
get i 9rug % troiifere5 al bnqIigc
Gog i be0ge Hetninger. !Sele @orcn3
&oItcnoe er beregltrt iii $25,642, 90.
gf bette @elsb antogcS ca. SIT
000,0 00 at bile bore meognoct peo
llbgongeu al inocpGrenbe 6iitaIaar.
IrbeioSItprfen beltanr al 400 WonO,
% Grbeioet bar p9ret i~ortiat nocl
Ifbrpbclie belle Sintercn iGiennem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
Soro en- o9te Patriot.

Rem 0orf ocu 23oe Scbr. Scnrp
Sor05 Spurcpenge - % ban bar Ell
gonltc net &lat al Dem oil tiIIigc.
mco bans 10000 Irbeiocre % Dcn9
flrmpcmpsiiae Snbrif / Detroit bli
itilet iii HcgieringenS iltlo'tpnoiac
Giapoiition / SiIiGloc al, ar DC 6or.
Stater lfuloe bIi ~trllttct meo / ocu
curopGiifc &rig. &c oil BIZ itiucoe
til Hegieringen2 %Aibcuuttelle uOeu Ell
Gents 6ortjeneitc Tor DIR. 6oro.
% ToroS Sornuuc oil, ON AeNic.
rinaeu ifuIoe trPuge oen, BIZ Iount
oen paa iomme giItaor iom bans @lr-
beiOere, bans Tu6rit og bans cGen
Sio. lloen To~rtieneite.
"Spormcgct eller buor lioct icgic,
rrtgcn maatte trpngr al anu0 ieI
bar, itaar", crtIGreoc yir. 6oro, iii
Regierinqeu5 3iencitc. ISnqer Ncu.
Ter al VengCue. ESngcn 6%orticncit3.
Seq snifer mnocr inGen SmitGn0ig.
beocr al ticne Ell Sent paa, buao Ne.
gieringcn maatte bare BRIG for"
Zen iIuute, graahaareoe Gubri.
fant. iom @crocu 10 40, ga ban /
1915 mcb lit Trco5itib iatte alirien
Tor europa iorot gisrc Slut paa Sri,
gen, % iom cr Ell al oc beoit Iienote
"Ruciniter", iom fiuoeS, talte nleo en-
9olsreporter ON bette iont Den melt
llGetiae (iug al Ser0cr.
Set er panitelig al oamme ON oS
6rco5penner" ben1crfe6e DIR. Soro
imiIenbe. 4llnoertiOcn ipne5 lea, al
en- Ylciijit Ilgucr Ell aat. Zen ipnes
ar oPre en- ioa from Sfabuing. at
man uoeu 6ore fan Iege meo SEN -
Ell tilipneIaoeuoe uitpIoig, uiarlig
lina. Wien 0rip en- aat - eacr ca
TaciHiI - mo / Ell Sisrne, % on oil
iiuoe. at on bar Tor dig oen pGritc
6lgbter'. on nogeniinoe bar ltgot
paa.
gtu, leg tror life paa ot gaa al.
grcbspi5 tiluerfa. bucrfen ior et Sn.
oipto elder en- gtntion; men anJriber
uogen mig euer sc Scr. Statcr. iad
pUr iifter pan. at ieg oil ilanS % 0et
ian boarot. leg lormuar, % unoer.
tioeu fan oet uGre oct bcoite, en- "a.
chit fan giere. al biGIpe iii az iaa
aampen aigIort iaa buriIg JON mn.
Iigt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
aniis b~eilaalGsses.

Stoctbolm oen 24be 6ebr. - Fe-
aieriugen har rcfuirerct Qagt @elIag
paa) al aaiie / Sanoet, og Saiiefort
ril hcreiter bIi uoiteot.
Statsmiuiiier &~ammnrifioIO Tor.
florc0e iouq poa 6orauleoniug, at
Nrtasioriitriugatom i5iionen life
hauoc itouict Sfib5iarten pau eng.
lau0. men al Ger bar andre Iuriagcr.
ION lau iii @rmo Tor StansninGeu
al 0enne Iroif. Genne GrfIGring
oiaaueS eiter ell .poerii poIoiOm o.
bal
Zen iuoenlauoite @repporto er
miOlertiOig iorbsiet iii , Gre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
Stor Jernbaneulvffe.

Tbilooelpbia, ga, oen 25be 6ebr.
Sire Berioner bIeu ioag orpbt og tire
Iiusiarlig tOGlteoe peo GiiporiuQen
al ct @ooStog poa VenninIponiaba-
ncn | NGrbcoen al @riitol, ia. Aae
Oircne, mcO llnOtogcIic al 2ofomo.
tipiereren, meoinlgtc TO &oguc late
De mco 6uIobIobsbcite, Tom por al.
itibcbc ira Gcnter @na o. @iliomS.
port, ga,
Ser opitoo Slo / &ognruincrue
mco 0cu SsIge, at Ell Snes @oos. o0
Grprci9poqnc, inobeiuttct De TO Gog.
ne nlcO &eltc, ooeIagOeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
Spenlf.S ritiif
Konflift afpenot,

8oihington Den 26be Iyebr. Gn
M og muligena meget alpor!ig &ons
iIift meQcm Storbritannien og Sue.
rige CT peo Ben berpGrenoe brittle
@mbaSiooer3 Micaemtomit bieptt al.
penot ocrpeo, at De brittle MunOig.
beocr / SaIiinr pil ienoe meb ct britiif
Iampifib Ell ansie meb Toitiager
ooresieret til Dem ipenite Staggering,
Tom ionotc5 omboro poa Den ounifc
Camper "6rcocrif III, mco bpiIfcn
oen ibo. tpife Imbosiooer / @aib.
inaton, @rep BON SernStorii meo.
ielger iom Raalager.
Zen herpCrenOe ipenIfc 2egation
ienote aasien nleo Ell SorretninaS.
nlonb uben at parifo Sen brittle am.
bosiabe oeronl.
aasien bIcp icnot iom aIminbeli3
Baggage og pna Sernbonereiien mel.
lem @albirgton og Rep 2orf bIep
Scglet rpitet iipffer. s 9ew gorf
blcu aa5ien ioriegIet igien al oer ser.
uprenoe ipenifc @eneraltonirtI, men
ct aoniuloricg. iritager life en- 5or.
ienoeIie ira &iiItatlon.
) @a!iinr b!co aa$icn iiernct al
DC brittle Suiqcttercr. Sen berpG.
rcn6e ipcnitc &c8ation proteItercOe
berimob, men ocn brittle ambosia.
oer bGuocoe, al man bopoc louIig
2et I'll at nabne og unocrisse Son.
iularpolI.
Com openior nGont blep Salcn
orbnct paa Sen Naabe. at aasien
meo DC oiiicieae %oitinser oil BIZ Ri.
oereiorienot meO en- britiif Camper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
2lrreltereoe politifere.

2ittIe Hocf, grf, Den 25oc Gcbr.
IrrcItotionen al Gtotsienotorcrnc 5.
e. 9ilrgciS og 2. Z, Simma paa PIN.
flage iorot bare mootogct Stifpengc
/ 6orbiuoelic ueb oen i 2cgialoturer
ucrierenoe Grabbing Stamp" .@iQ,
bar paft itor Seniation / legislative
% politiite Srcoie.
SC b%eifpIoeS Tor at hare Iuoct
$1,000 bpcr iorat mooorbeihe Scotia.
5elieE al @iuen, Ser iorbpoer at no,
oeIe Grabbing Clamps" til &rnocr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02

Der. Spatto, ser llbaanoeoe / i'm Sor.
lopcoes Nrme. Sum leIte op tit ipp-
re Saar og ipreOte oct no oper bans
SAILS % @rplt for at iege at bploe
ham parm paa Sen Waaoe.
nj gelGtningen omfom s Wono,
ser bar for tpnoflGote til at flare Jig
/ Den itrenge &uloc.
Gen amcrifanife @eianbt / 2on-
BON, Wr. Sage, telegruferer til
@aihineton, of ban fra oct brittle
IomiraIitct bar mootnget ~oificiel Se-
frGiteIie paa Sen tioIigere Wcooelel-
ie ON, at "2aconia" bien torpeoeret
ubeu 9ariel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-02
pil itifte Sreo

guenoS gpres. Nlr0entina, Sen
26oe 6ebr. - Sislge Gagblooct go
Hacion" proper Den argentinite DE
,qicring paa Of iua iitouo cit 6plcS,
optrGOen al ale DC ipb- og central.
omerifanife @onoe / oct Eicmco at
mpgle Sreo % faa 9iort en- Slllt
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