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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-24
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-24
OPENED COAL
MINES NOW UNDER
FEDERAL CONTROL

washington. Nov. 23.-Newly open
ed coal mines were put under direct
government control today by the fuel
administration. which- issued regula
lions governing tehir operation and
fixed, prices at which their may
bs sold. Development Of further new
discouraged on the grounds that old
mines cansbet operated efficient
lYs,ss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-24
DrsnIur no. 4.

sofa toutside OF the city iimits16f East
Grand Forks) and the following counties
~, North Dakota: Grand Forks. PeDbi-
na.ssrMalsh, Traill,s Steele. Nelson RAM
sEs SCI, Cavalier and < Grigges. "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-24

war awarded to Mrs. Darling, as
the owner of Malamutes performing
heroic war services in the French
Alps. Joe" won fame on the stef-
anssen exploring expedition and Ia
now on a pension. He will become q
playmate of sold Badly" famous
Alaskan racing dog. now living life
Of ease at Berkeley. Cal. iafee ...7
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-24
STANDING or cAa1DIDATEs.-
District no. i. :

VIII Include all territory Within the
ienity %tlinoits Of Grand Forks ana .Ea9s
Grand. Forks. s M .a
Campaign closes peo. 18TH, 10 R n.
Elizabeth Sullivan, e21N4th 81 .s.... 3eS,52O,
Geo. B. Hunt, 207-Parkhurst e. .2dg.780
Agnes slattery. 1919 Third ST. =. .3o66.i30
Mrs. R. s. Gardner. city. .sos5oo1
Agnes Rhodes. Corifs FLATS. ~ 204,660
Mary Berg, 712 8. Fourth. - 4 .201, $50
Cora Evans, s01 Cherry st..[;... 1881 $40,
lCharlotte Kelley, 1872 Int. AVe..saS7,42o
Alice Keese, O'Connor Apt y. .E.ss.1s6 ,010
Mrs. r. Burton. 225 Gertrude Ave.16 1880
~. L. Ludwig, 204 Walnut ST. ss,740
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-24
the n: Big Prizes,

campsasn CLOSES .Dsc. lstn. 10 i. =.
Mrs. MARY edpath.. mister 20? .seo,
Clin: p. Kelly, Thompson. !. a.. . S,eI0
Helen Anderson, tarkWeethei.sS,s2Sgea 9
SophfAC. Hanson; Lartmore. s:s:50S'sS
e rs. 3. M:aaohn ssnS %sri.n; MINI: So Is7 a.ssS:
walter undahl; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 947.ll!o
e 9sa f9s5ss ass ksy z! q q: :y u: :ss:ss s 1861 * 4
EI}HSfsss1MeSdk Forest River. 206,t50
Vim. autelsys. Bathyate. !ot.Soo
Cecil 3. MeeDonald. Grafton; 29&.seo
Mrs:. Curtlfs Hunt, Deyils Lake re s.. so5 $50 Sso
3, A.s14cDonald.s Milton 2o1.eio
Ha1eifG. Johnson, yt.sThomaSs,sssassl94.2e 1850
Anna Brown, MARVEL. 1880. =. 1S1,e00
Petra Jatson, Hatton....... :.t.1gt;s1o
1ioiet1 Brycs, Wsihalia. 1850
4, ,AA.aRlecken, Park Riyers...::.y!89S40
Hannah Wickoren, Nosthwood. Il. 1ss.250
Mrs. ]. Freeman, Devils 7!,1!V
5 .$ %:l snsl'ias, Eua ais,' M Inn. .1s ss,psS
A.'J! H Sssefisan' ySaiGsuls::: 1855: iss,ssS
T. LNnnevold,s M4yville. 1920
'E4afleN Robinson, sArdoch...s :. :a.lsl,tio
Knute Gharlson, Thornpso zig
~. NR,se K as,fS5sss ssl Msll Hskot.:: 1896 lss:sss
6so1aida Mclean, Hannah 1850
Sec, IL H. Johnston; haned9n.: $500 Ia s x 5sS
cow iHumholdt, MINI ;, ...l25.4so
Agnes Schable. Kempton. ...... l!9,eiy
Erhart, Hamilton.
Leah Leah f knsassa: ..h ri. Mann sisa ias,siS
syble Gudnundson, Starkwcather.lo 0;l20
august Bsaudry, Nech9 :....:lo9.ln o
BELLE y. Baltour. .%crookston. So 1850
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
Mr.. RattIesnakeIs Habits.

The rattlesnake thrives best in re-
giOn where deep receSses and cavities
in the rocks afford refuge from its i'm
placable enemies, man. deer, road run
ner and peccary. Would it be sacrilege
to suggest that IrelandS shortage of
snakes may be due as well to her
"longness" of hogs as to the begulle-
ments of Saint Patrick? On many west
ern ranches pigs are kept for the COM
mon protection of both biped and
quadruped; for the knifelike hoof is as
effective for tearing and cleaving flesh
as an inquisitional weapon, and at the
sound of its approach Mr.. Rattlesnake
discreetly withdraws to a deep cleft in
a hillside, or to the subterranean pas
sages of the prairie dog or gopher. AS
to warfare, rattlesnakes are like the
Mexicans and Ourselves-they prefer
not to fight until the situation becomes
''intolerable." The best known species
in the southwest is the red rattlesnake
(crotalus atrox). These are most dan
gerous during July and August when
shedding the skin. Being both blind
and deaf at this time they sound nc
warning, and are more liable to be
stepped upon than at other seasons
Exchange.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
Combination Once More With US,
and Human Nature Re-
spends to Call.
SMOOTH PELTRIES PREFERRED
Prevailing Fur Coats Have Less Flare
Than Last Year, Unless They Are
Cut Three Quarter Length
Muffs Are Small and Simple.

New York.-As far back as one can
look into the annals of American
fashions, the possession of a sealSkin
coat was accounted supreme happi-
ness. The woman who had such a
garment, linked with a pair of dia-
mond earrings, either strutted in her
vanity or tried to look unconscious of
the envy Of her neighbors.
Other times, other wishes. Three
decades have passed since the seal
skin coat was a desirable possession,
and the diamond earrings swinging
from a long loop that went through a
pierced hole in the ear speedily sank
into that blackness of barbarism from
which it had sprung.
The fur coat and the diamond ear
ring are with us again, and again hui
man nature responds to the same old
call. They are not in the shape in
which they prevailed for so many dec
AIDES among our best families. Look
ing back on the pierced ear with
its pendant bauble, we have a shud-
der of horror to think that enlght-
ened and Christian nations should
have really permitted their women to
retain this bit of savagery without
bitter protest.
Our mothers had their ears pierced
as children, and possibly we did, too
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
They Looked Tired and Travel Worn.

up list of the poor people in the
town. There's ten who hardly ever
have meat. There's over ten more who
never taste turkey. | wish / had
enough of the fowls to go around, but
/ haven't, so the first class get the
BIRDS"
"And one left for ourselves" pro-
pounded Mr.. Parsons, anxiously.
Sure, that" replied Rex blithely.
"We're entitled having housed and
bred the whole brood for nearly a
year"
1t was nearing the festal season and
Rex was brushing the snow from the
woodpile, when a farm wagon drew
up and stranger jumped out. He was
a brisk, pleasant-looking, middle-aged
man, and his swift rowing glance took
In the IL turkeys strutting about so
feet distant.
"Ahl the right tip" he exclaimed,
his face beaming with satisfaction.
1--WE had long chase, neighbor. Those
are my turkeys"
"YOurs" questioned Rex obviously,
and yet with faltering sensation.
"Sure, they are. l live over the
hills, west. They trooped away one
night, eight months ago. Only yester-
day a travelling tinker CHANGED to
speak of a brood he had seen here.
abouts, so 1 drove over. They are my
peacock-bronzed, sure enough. And
say, you've taken wonderful care OF
them"
1t did not take the visitor long to
substantiate his claim. He was bud
ley Marsh and made a speciality OF
raising turkeys.
snake out your bill for expense and
trouble" he directed expanslvely. "Pl
not be niggardly. Those are an i'm
ported Species and worth fifty dollars
& pair"
,"Oh, / shall charge nothing" sale
Rex. "It's been only neighborly tC
care for them until the owner came
along" and he smiled, but 1t was Q
dreary sort of smile. "Fve cherish
Nod dream" he proceeded, and quite
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
Byron In an Ugly Mood.

have not yet read Byron's Con-
versations, but there was an anecdote
in one of the extracts which confirms
what heard long since, but which
could not depend on before, he had an
aversion to seeing women eat. Colonel
- was at Byron's house in Picca-
dilly. Lady Byron in the room, and
luncheon was brought in-veal cut
lets, etc. She began eating. Byron
turned around in disgust and said
Commanding beastl" and, taking W
the tray, threw the whole luncheon In
to the hall. Lady Byron cried and left
the room.--Told by Hayden, the
paiutar
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
One Grand
Wan!
=:
By
Frances Elizabeth Lanyon
Copyright. 1916. by W. G. Chapman.)

Copyright. 1916. by W. G. Chapman)
"Finders keepers, you know, Rex!"
"Not in this instance, father. Those
eleven turkeys are somebody's prop
erty. My moral duty is to locate that
somebody and restore to him his prop
erty"
Reckon you're right, son." observed
old Gabriel Parsons. Queer where
they came from, though, eh?"
Eyes, for l don't know neighbor
within 10 miles in any direction who
is raising fowls"
The fowls in question were young,
handsome, with a profusion of electric
sheen cOloring that indicated a rare
and valuable brood. Rex Parsons had
awaked one morning to find the IL
turkeys roosting on a scantling flower
bed guard. They looked tired and
travel worn, but when he fed and
watered them and drove them into a
lean-to in one corner of a two-acre
fenced-in grazing lot, they seemed at
home and dOmesticated forthwith
Rex advertised his find, but no re-
suits came. He grew interested in his
acquisition; and proud too, for neigh
bors were attracted by the unusual
prettiness of the fowls and admired
them greatly.
They got through the summer fam
Ously, despite their limited runway,
and as fall grew on fattened and
promised rare eating by the time the
year was out. Holiday time APP
preached when Mr.. Parsons expressed
a pertinent sentiment.
Some money in those birds, with 80
cents a pound quoted, with feathers
counted ill.,"
"Im not going to sell them. father
remarked Rex seriously.
"Ain't?"
mo. In the first place, they're not
mine to sell. Next, they came free,
they're going free. Here's the point,
and I've been working on it for some
time. The season is soon on when
turkey tastes best. I've been making
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
DANDRUFF AND ITCHING
Disappear With Use of Cuticura Soap
and Ointment-Trial Free,

The first thing in restoring dry, fall
ing hair is to get rid of dandruff and
itching. Rub Cuticura Ointment into
scalp, next morning shampoo with
Cuticura Soap and hot water. Prevent
skin and scalp troubles by making Cuti-
cura your everyday toilet preparation.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. l.,
Boston. Sold everywhere-Adv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
A Pessimist.

Ever expect to git on Easy street?"
"Mebbe as a sweeper or something"
Louisville COurier-JOurnal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05

There is no excuse for the dyspeptic,
with Garfield Tea accessible at every drug
store.-Adv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
Neither Gone Nor FORGOTTEN.

Knicker-Everybody's pay is to be
raised.
Bocker-Including the Pipers.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
The Combination.

Knicker-What is the combination
that wins a war?
BOcker-Men and man.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
The Kind.

Some children have to be handled
with gloves"
81 suppose with kid gloves"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05

Deans Rheumatic Pills
For rheumatism e. Neuralgia. Entire
ly vegetable. Safe-Adv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
Elemental and Primitive.

After all, we are elemental and prim-
tive in our clothes. We may change
the symptoms, but the deep-seated dis
ease is there. What woman is there
who doesn't want to wear peltry?
Those companions of the Paleolithic
men in Europe probably received mas
sive peltry as marriage gifts.
Men have always been hunters OF
game, and women have always been
wearers of skins. Therefore, how can
we expect to change primitive instinct
merely because we have changed our
behavior? And then, there is nothing
else that keeps one so warm as peltry,
one may argue. This reasoning, how
ever, has little to do with the fact.
There are women as far south as the
ing fur coats that reach to their heels,
and there are women in India who still
grid their loins with the skins of
beasts. Logic and reasoning are not
behind the wearing Of peltry; 1t is the
absolute expression Of primordial in
stinct.
The skins of the animals are not
the same; they differ as the worlds
epochs differ. 1t was quite easy fn'
woman of the stone age to invest
herself in the skin of stone age ami
NAL, but today 1t takes many skins
from the squirrel, ermine, sable, rab-
bit or rat to make one garment for
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
Only One "BRoMo OuININE"

To get the genuine call for full name LAXATIv e
BROMO QUININE Look for signature of Il. W.
GROVE. Cures Cold in One Day. 25c
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
One Exception

mot everybody smokes at the WON
ans club
'No-not the men walters. Life.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05

This evening gown of black velvet has
shoulder straps of ermine, also a
fringe of this expensive peltry at the
hem. There is diplomats sash of
it that goes across the chest and
hangs to the knees.
if we We're born before the barbarism
was abolished.
There are thousands of US now who
bear those scars. We cover them up
with tabs of hair or, better still, with
ornaments that clamp over the ear,
just to hide the ravages of an earlier
epoch.
we have not given up the barbaric
baubles; the world is too young to
ask that denial of women. The elm
inatiOn of cOlored stones, cheap and
precious, may come as civic life
presses itself more insistently into the
social scale and women will do as men
have done in giving up all that is Or
namental and resisting the lure of the
barbaric.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05
Important to Mothers

Important TO Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, that famous old remedy
for infants and children, and see that it
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05

Auto Owners-Reduce gasoline bills. Gaso-Tonio
eliminates carbon, and increases power 3 TO 400.
Western Sales Co., Distributors, Pine Island, MINI.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05

$500 Genuine Mexican sel a @gRsy f9T q
big money; get there frst. Money order or stamps.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-01-05

BARGAINS 40 acres good land sI5 40
house, lot, $3.50 Bdw. J. Beecher St. Augustine Fla
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06
Get iierbc 8ieilumsSc. Sra 8icill

nlcoocles Den Soc Sanuor. ) ct Nn-
tal al 10 iomlcbcs ibo9 HcprTicn.
tartcr for II al &c i~terItc triitcllgc
Sr0uniiationcr / Sanoct til &aao'
ilo9ning pua 8ieilo. Gette er Def
iicroc / NGffen al DC ioafulote 8lel'
To- goer, buis Erogrnml or 8iennem
Grpiteller al iGles Gnliggcnoer al
borc Sci Tor itsrre friItcli9t Samor'
beioc. Weoct fonitituereoe Jig mcr
SoQneprcit gop. Sperorup lom ii.
rigent % @ogtrpffer @orbus ion
&iccoiriacnt. 9irigenten b~cfla8coe.
at oct pcitlanoife SnbremlisiionSior+
bunb oennc Sang life baooe laoei
iig r%cprGicntcre. Ger rci'tc Jig en-
iforp Ccbat ON ct glnbrn9cnoc ira
Observation-Disclosures ON at bliuC
Mcolcm al 8ieilo.&oniercnccn. Zen.
ne Gcbot i~ortiGttea imor9en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06
0n Mano / 2. COalen iuriunnoet

Gn Wano ira Senorc Sooicn, Sans
arofcll, bar ppret ~iorlpunoct ll0cn
lite &liIcoa9. Son par oo iammen
meb en- Nror. iom Dor mcller1 San
Scr oo Sforncs. &an iulgtc ocnnc
frcm til bcnncs 8oorO, or oct mco.
BELT "@lommlcnbalens Sociul- Scmos
frat. Man. anto9er, at Sans Sro'
fen, oa ban iorloo 9roocren, bar
gaact oper 8lommen paa sen %
iaa 9onct l9lenncm PEG Snettcrmo.
ifiprenc. >Sicn pnr ncnllig her luog,
oa mon bar iln0tt Ell Gcpnc | Den.
Scttc tuocr paa, at ct Wcnncltc bar
goact igienncm oen. Nptaoraaftcn
off ca. 100 Wiunb WonOgar nco
moo 8lommcu, men itocn NcIultut.
Sir@oog iofncoe man, % opoo9coc
oa Sen opcnomtaItc Hcpnc / &icn.
SuaOo9 peltcoc rlun Ipfter I'll Ste.
Oct. - Sans &rofcn par Ell uAl't
Wuno / 40 Gara glloercn. &un par
Ell pclitiQet millore @oarobrrgcr.
Ict ppgipes, at ban bauoe 1900 &ro.
rer hos Jig, GA ban iorluunoi. Viel
ON nogcn 6%orbrpOelle er Der life "a.
lc, t~iligier @laoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06
Nattcn, ipm b~rntncpc Nuncn.

~Src0rif3balbs Npia" iortUIIc5 ipl-
gcubc Siitoric, iort itnl bopc bGnot
pan @oarocn Sbalbcrg / SficIbcrg
Gn ganmel, Itor &ot itllloc tngc2
afbagc pes Trnfning. Nllict2 Some
putteoc &attcn / cn STf, bpori par
lagt Ell Stcn, % began iig ipci iOr
at orllfne aatten / ShoraofiIcn ira
ell brat SieIoprg. &Oct bun ltuloC
fate Srffen lto / Sieen, iprang Tor
mcntlig oct @uou0, huorme0 Spf.
ten bar ombunoct, ion Staten fonl
los. aoneu itoo oo p0cr't poa Nicr9'
ppntcr, % rimeIigula bar &attcll
lpnrtct, iau bun bar tabt @alancell
o0 or iolot / Sipcn. ga Aattcn fonI
bicm, men life aoncu, oncoc mon
llraoo, orog uO pao G%itcris8uiuG %
iarot bcnoe bpo / &onoct. iom pao
oct Stcb bar ilerc Wletcr 0pbt. Get
blcp oltioa pau ct &i2 aottcn, ION
orilfncoc aoncn, og life iom tiltTntt
omucnot. - Stcoet, buor S~iloragcl.
len brnote, faloeS cuom Den Sag
i0oa "aattcblcrgct".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06

mntbcmotiif Sniff. SocioIuibenifnb
% icntitiite Sprog. Cons @ioen par
meget omiaitenoe. San par timber.
litetaitipcnoiot ira 1S15-iSS2 %
epcoc Ell meaet betuoefig SroiIpoelle
pao Somtiocns Stioereuoc.
z. Senict. SIM al aiosbe Stor.
tiaaSmanb 3. SperIcn. er dlgooet
.peo Ssocu, % Iar aanmel. Iiosbe
1icnncmgif / ma Iloer alGbn Sc.
minar % pirfeoc icncre iom Carer
pao HoroS, 2pngsr % &iSer. 6ra
iioltnGpntc Stco ilpttebe ban / 1870
til ar~iitiauSioub, bpor ban uirfcbc
iom Srrer peo aothcoroIifoleu inbtil
ban / ,Nlli iiior traf liN tilba9c ira
lin @ierninQ. Ssuict booze itotil
Tor % Nar iioen / ariitiouSionb. 5
1890 fisbte ban iniiolertio CT @rilg
i &c.
- Sorleocn Sag bebe Yroicsior
:. u. amlot5ou / Ell Nlocr al 90
Aar. DIR. &eracn gllcranocr aruiot.
5on bar en- az DC Ttocnltao@lllGIlo
ION hapoc ct %eliropTilt Noun San
par op~rinbclia Scolog, men gloroc
Stuoict al Den goutle asipri'fe aiil'
tllr o. Heligion til lin SiuSopaaoe,
Sans Nm er nenllg tnnttet I'll Sti'
biet al DC bcfienote Eel Nmarna'Sop 40
Ter, iom ban har toilet % uoaiuet
"a ban omliocr blcu nonppnt I'll
Eroicaior / 1907, par ban ollcreoe
Ell bCremt Spro. Sans Sopeopert,
to Sinb "A2ipriitc Bonner I'll Souco.
duocn", bar ollcrcbc bd fonlnict no
Ii Scip5ia Il Nnrcnc 1S92-lS93)
Set or ct Sopcopcrt / iaumcnlIancr'
DC oricntalif Ncli0ionahlltorie. Sans
ipccicIle lrroe Ta1 gioroe, at ban oar
minorc ficubt al Den noritc Nlnlcn.
hco emo al llblnnoeta @iocnIfobs'
muno. Micn bi5ie, iom olcnc %'orItof
az uur0crc hans Yiuaucrf belt no, cl
cnioc ON, ar GroieSlor autotSor
gicnncm lin 6orlfninN har braat Der
oaipriologiifc 6orltning mrgtil
irenloucr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06
apbbermnntninacn / apaas6cra.

SEQ Wtpntpcrfitcoct / aongSbcrg er
Der M lat i0ong aobbermpntning /
Itorrc lloitrGfning. SorcIebig ifnI
oct MINUTES 5.2rer iii en- @Grbi al
$4,000 aroner, % bette Nrbeioc piI
antagelig pGre tilcnocbrugt Oil etpar
0taonc0cr. Wpnten bar Ell gummcl
SebolOning al aobber iom pil itrGf.
fc til for 5-2rcnc. 5 bcn ienerc Sib
er oct life iorctaact no9e. Snofiob al
aobbcr, % oct beirpgtea at oct uil
bli ponifelig at itoiie @Ionfcttcr til
@cbopct. Wipltcn bar cnomt life be.
gplot mcb 10 Sfiit, men ogiaa / oci
itOitc cr Der inotagct enoel me Dir
hpi0pre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06
@eracns fprite pripntc Eineifplc.

Set err ioor 100 9lor, iiocu Bergen
iif i'm iprite pripote BiQcifolc, ior-
teller "@erg. Sib." Set bar Sonl-
irll u. Sfoltj, iom / 1917 oprcttebe
Ell orocntlig orgauiicrct llnocrpiS-
n%ingSauItaIt for bigger. Scnbes Sfolc
bapoe / 1924 40 Gleper fcroelt poa
3 &lasier. Soruoen / olminoclig
Sfolciag % "uac SlagS 6rucntIm,
merdrbciocr" blep Der unoerulit /
Spif og 6ranif. Somiru Sholtj par
iclp inf. Gennc SfoIe blcp / 1910
9lorenc opcrtogct al SomIru Soot5,
icncre GSru NcltidL / 1875 al mluG-
renoc Spcrlprer 81. &iac, / 1885 al
Srll Soiic 8rieg, iom fortiotte So
len iom cn 5-aurig Wti0oellfaIe meo
Spritolc til 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06
Elaaocus Suoget for fommeni

Scrmin lpber poa 10,S32,5 arO,
ner, bpilfet betegner Ell Stigning pal
ca. > Ntillioner &roner. Seraf ial-
Der paa 9tpbDgningatitelen I Wtil-
lion aroner, ibet benne err opfsrt
meo % Wfia. MOB iiior 10 Wfia.
aroner. Set ~forbeieoe 9eleb oil
belt meogoa til iortiot lrbeibe pau
Iurteier, JON er UNDER 9pgning.-
&citen al Stigningen iolber pPienta
lia paa Norinens Ntotericl % ifpl.
Des / itor lloitrrfnin8 De before Ma-
te~riolpriicr % Embellishments 20
ming. Zen IlsmiIitpre Giitriftsfom
manoo / Hamiuno ioreilaaes opIoi
ira lite ,Slili 1917, % unoer De for.
ifieQige aorpIer er opisrt etoel INC
Officers. % llnoerofiicersnumere.-
Gepartementet bebuoer ogIaa iaar
en- lPrifilt Eropoiition ON ertroor.
OinGre Observation-Disclosures.