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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-15
GRANT USE OF UNION
LABEL TO TWO CONCERNS

The Allied Printing Trades Council
at it's meeting last Monday evening
granted the use Of it's label to The Du-
luth Herald and the Wendtland Print
ing & Binding company after a favor
able report by the label committee.
A lengthy discussion was held in re-
gard to carrying on an agitation for
the use of the union label. Each
local affiliated with the. council has
made application to it's international
for financial assistance, and at pres
ent the council is awaiting replies be-
fore taking definite action and map
ping out program for the propa-
ganda work.
There was a full attendance Of
delegates and, according to President
Towne, great interest is being taken
in the affairs Of the council
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-15

Finest quality crepe de chine wash
satins, crepe de chine and satin COM
binations, in flesh,. white and suit
shades.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-15
Gifts for Men

Mems fine wide-open end Tour-in-hand
Ties, These come in all the new colors,
stripes and combinations. ..5Oc
Mems fine pure silk Four-in-hand Ties; all
the new color combinations. Put up in
Christmas box .75c
Mems Mufflers, all the new. styles in plaids,
stripes, brocades and plain colors soc to Is
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-15
$3.50 to $5.95 Chiffon
Wolfe :Blouses
1926
Gift Slippers

Like good frlends, sHppers bring many
comforts and kind reco1lections as well.
Womens Felt Comfy Slippers-five differ
ent colors, at. 800 to $3.50
Women's Felt Juliets-fur trimmed in
different shades. ...$1.25 to 1900
Women's Sheepskin Nips $1.75
Misses Sheepskin Nips. $3.50
Mems Felt Comfy Slippers 81 80 and $500
Mems Felt Slippers with leather soles
at. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 and $500,
Mems Leather House Slippers 81 so to S.
Mems Sheepskin Nips. ...........$2 $500
Children's Felt Slippers. :65c to $50
Main Floor.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-15

UNION SHOP FOR MINERS.
JELLICO;, Tenn, Dec. 1s-Ths
large coal operating company repre-
senting the Woodbridge interests il
eastern Tennessee has signed a .un1ior
shop agreement with the United
Mine Workers, the first in 10 wears.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-15
Gloves for Christmas

Women's Gray Mocha, two-clasp. with en-
broidered backs, at, pair. 49,. $3.50
Ladies' one-clasp white Kid Gloves; en-
broidered with gold, black and gray;
per pair e. ...&.x..~ $3.50
A nice line of Women's White Kid Gloves
at $500
Women's Gloves in sand color; embroid-
cred backs: one clasp. 49,. $3.50
Women's Wool Gloves for skating and
outdoor wear; white, gray and brown, at.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-15
10 R BY
PIANO co.
Closing Out Many Good
Standard Pianos, Play
er Planes and Phone
graphs.

All the odd styles and makes of
good instruments will be closed out
in short time at the prices which will
sell them quick, in order to make
room for the Kranich & Bach, J.
Bauer and Schumann Pianos, Player
Pianos, Grand Pianos, Pathe and
Mandel Photographs.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-15
WAS THIS TRUST BUsTEDo

: - WAS THIS TRUST BUSTED?H
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-CashE dis
bursements by the Standard oil group
of companies for the last quarter Of
1917 aggregate $27,4O3,249, which is
the largest profit since the United
States supreme court "busted" this
trust several years ago. r
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-15
TRANSFERS ORGANIZE rs

+ .3s'',:. TRANSFERS ORGANIZE.
TOPEKA Kan, Dec. IL, Nearly
200 teamsters have signed a charter
application to- the Brotherhood Of
Transfers, the largest number of
charter applicants in the history Of
Topeka trade unionism.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-15

painters Endorsed E. A. Sabel for
member of the state BARRIERS exam
lining board, and sent a communica-
ton to Governor Burnquist informing
him of their action.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-15

Mems Suspenders in holiday boxes,
from. ............ soc to $1.OO
Mems Carriers in: holiday boxes .25c to SOC
Mems Arm Bands in holiday boxes . . 25c
Mems Bath Robes. 80. $3.50 to $500
Mems Smoking Jackets, priced from
\. ................:. 5000 to $1,000
Mems Dept.
Bill Folds-very latest designs: grain
leather, pin leather, seal leather, panther
and walrus leather. From. SOC to $500
Cigar Leather, Cases-holding from 8 to
clears. from -: $1.25 up
Collar Bags in tan, black, gray, brown; in
suede. leather; beautifully lined with
MORE silk. =, Priced from. .75c to $3.50
three-piece leather set for men. Con-
sisting of collar bag; handkerchief case,
glove and tie holders combined. They
come In tan and black @. 90 and &5.08
Separate Handkerchief Cases in leather
lioH -. -. $3.50. zoe 10; $sx6
Glove Cases in leather. ..75c to $500
T.. ~ -JeWelry. Main Floor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18
Is CENTS DESTROYS
YOUR DANDRUFF AND
STOPS FALLING HAIR
save Your iinlr. Make u Thick.
Mayy and Ibcnutifai--
Try This.

Thin. brittle. colorlcSs and scraggy
hair ~ mute evidence OF "A neglected
scalp, Of dandrun-that awful scurf.
There IL nothing so destructive t.
the hair as dandrun. II robs the hair
of IT. lustre. It's strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feverlsh-
ness and itching OF the scalp, which
II moi remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink. loosen and die-then the
hair falls out fast. A little Danderine
tonlght-now-any time will surely
save your hair.
Get a e5-cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toll
let counter. and after the first appli-
cation YOU hair viii take on that life,
lustre and iuxuriance which is 80
beautiful. u will become weavy aud
fiuny and have the appearance Of
abundance. an incompatible gloss ana
s~oftness but what will please yoi4
MOST will be after just a few weeks
use. when VOC will actually see "A lot
Of hne, downy hair-uew hair-gtow-
ing an over the scalp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18
Last Session of the
Lutheran Conference
Held Near Whitcomb

The aierman Evangelical Lutheran
conference of New Mexico held its
concluding session on the beautifr II
slopes near Whitcomh Springs yestar-
day afternoon. An instructive paper
treating 81 the use OF fermented or
unfermented fruit OF the vine" in tho
Lords upper was read and discussed.
After voting hearty thanks to the
pastor and members OF Emmanuel
Lutheran church for their cordial re-
ception. the conference adjourned An
invitation 10 hold the next annual
conference in nj Paso. Texas. during
the week following Easter, 1918. was
accepted. ,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18

power plant was the cause 90 tho
temporary arrangement Of the light
ing system, n short though Il WAS
II was plenty long enough To- cause
much inconvenience and make the
people appreciate more keenly what a
privilege IL b. To- have electricity for
lighting purposes,
The first thought that occurred -
many people was that some alien en-
envy had deliberately put the Power
plant out Of commission. However,
It was soon discovered that the street
cars were running. and as the juice
FOR lighting the city and running the
ears Come from the same plant. al.
though from different generators. the
idea of 1t having been put out of CONF
mission was soon dispelled.
The movie shows were perh"Ps In
co~nVenienced the most. The lights
going off at o'clock as they did,
caught the movies at about the rush
hour. As electricity * used 60 operate
the moving picture machines, there
was nothing to do but shut down when
thc current failed. Many people hung
around foo a long time, expecting the
shows to resume business any minute,
but they finally got tired 81 waiting
and wendell their way homeward. 50
there was not much doing In the movie
line last night
when the city was first plunged iu
To- darkness most people thought thNa
II would last unll a few minutes, but
after waiting "a reasonable length oi
time aud there was no sign Of light
there was q general scurrNing here
and there for candles This was par
ticularly true Of Central Avenue 's-
adjustments, such ns restaurants and
drug sturcs and other places Of huri-
ness that keep open during the even
ing Some OF these places had candles
ON hand to protect themselves against
such an emergency. others were NOT
So fortunate and had tn go ont and
buy "a supply
Everybody was glad when tht
Juice was turned ON again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18

ana had lett him, this friend lac had
picked up In Denver.
Yesterday afternoon the prosecution
introduced evidence throwing light on
the actions of h. W Biancctt i'm Alhu-
querque, as alleged. from october -
90 October 80. Edward Rich II Santa
Fe, testified he saw the defendant,
know to him as e. u. Armour. get
ting into a Pullman car at Albuquer-
~" the night Of October 80. He said
the defendant had made him out an
I. .. l.. for $500 balance due ON q
game OF black jack played Ia Santa
Fe in which defendant had lost S200
In cash. He aid Armour told him as
ne was leaving he had only his rail-
road ticket and $50. that Armour told
him to send his valise. left az IN"
Montezuma hotel. ~ an address in
Fresno. calf.
The next witness was George 6.
B%eringcr. who aid he was city edi-
tor Of the Santa Fc Eagle last Octo-
her and met the defendant who
spoke about having an item put In the
Eagle concerning his trip through
New Mexico. and gave Mr.. Beringcr
an address TO which 20 mail some
copies Of the Eagle As far as ne
could remember the address was "E.
Blancctt, Needles. Calf This is
the first testimony 10 show hat de-
PENDANT was using anything like nj
real name here ON cross cNamina-
ton. witness said he WAS under thu
impression the young man had beer
introduced as Armour at an events
Mr.. Beringer neglected to write thu
Item or send the papers. The wit
ness was not positive the defendant
In court was the same man. although
hr declnred he .lnnkeh Ike nm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18

Special correspondence 20 The Herald
Santa Fe. y. NJ. hpiIl n What
many thought would be- the most
dramatic momcu In the trial u III.
bert " BidnCett tor the murder ~
clyde H. Armour came last uipht when
the accused young man was confronted
with the CHASTITY skeleton of tho man
he Is said to have slain. The skeleton
was carried into TIA" court room in a
coffin. covered with q black doth, md
Antonio Sandoval = Griego identified
the skeleton as that which his dog lu'
him e. IN the Glorieta mountains iu
January Exhibiting M skeleton dtd
not shake the yumposurc Of BldnC"'t
la tho least He viewed the "utlr'
p%rorvcding iu a manner thai r0ieNt
have classed him as q disiuterostr'
witness hv those who were Up%acpuaint-
cd with him, instead II the aDDuscd DOB
the ease.
At the trial Monday utght Blaucrt'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18
NINE. SARAH BERNHARDT
HAS A GOOD FIGHTING
CHANCE FOR RECOVERY

New York. April 1S-Madaine
Sarah Bernhard the actress who
an affection 81 the Kidneys has a
good lighting chance for recovery, 90
but her condition Is grave, 10 was
stated jus before noon today by Dr.
Leo BuerRer who performed the OPP
Grafton.
Madam Bcrnhatdt h. conscious ard
converseE NATURAL, with ,usr a. her
bedside. When sac awuke this mora
ing he requested that extracts nlnl
certain French works be read To- her,
Messages iron aIi over the coun-
try and from France were received
during the uisnt and flower from
friends nlled her room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18

. Santa 10. y. NJ. April lS.-
. The state expected to finish IT'S
y ease today when the trial Of
. = " BlanUett Tor the murder ~
. clyde Armour resumed Features
. late last night were the idcutifi-
y cation Of the discmhcrcd sKclc.
y ton Of ArmUur os Antonio san
y dovnu q Gri-eu the native who
y discovered It last January after
. 1t had been EUawcd and scattered
y hy wild animals The bones were
= exhibited IN the sdmc condition
y a. when discovered, with par
. TALLY eaten shoes attached Co the
= shin bones
y sheriff icorL, G.. Mead ~
. Friday Hurhur. Washington told
y his story Of Blancctt's shooting
. himself with a shotgun Just after
. arrest, his explanation that lac
o couldn't tel mother" and later
. denial that he attempted suicide
Applause for testimony of states
y witnesses d. ~ a protest 80 al
= legged mob rule from thu re-
. lenses attorney and the court
y threatened To- clear the packed
. room unless order waS malu-
y tanned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18
BLANCETT UkMOvEO
BY EXHIBITION OF
ARMOUR'S SKELETON
Exposing the CHASTITY Remains in
Court Fails to Shake the Com.
posture Of Accused Skull Is
Identified by Iowa Dentist.

~ Associated Pres,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18
Juice Stops Running
And Albuquerqueans
Crepe in the Dark

You never miss the lights TN tho
juice D. shut off
Albuquerque. FOG moro than 3u hour
and thirty minutes last night, turned
back the hands ~ t.mr and lived
again IN a primitive age About $
o'clock the electric lights went out
al over the city and q was NOT uut'l
after 9.3O that they Serc turned ON
again. \ slight hI,H kdowu at tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18
In the Millinery Salons

ar. hundreds Of beautiful hats.
specially designed for the New
Spring wear
Tho display Is little short Of be-
wiidcring. Tor our showing thi.
season Is larger in proportion
than ever before. Then variety of
styles Is vastly greater Choosing
Is not confined 10 any one %particu-
lar model, but Us all embracing. .
Large sailors with broad. droop-
ing hrims. smart Mushroom
shapes ana clovcrly designed
Tricornes. made of Liscre. Milan.
GeorEettc Crcpcs and Silk Braids.
urnamented with u wide diversity
ot trimmings embracing an Of the
fcathery effects. Oriental and
Metallic Beads and banding. also
Floral ana sportish-looking Nov
elites.
Prices range from S5.o5 to $500.
Special orders are carefully exc
cutcd In our workrooms by the
most skilled designers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18

leased under suspended sentence in
The city court today and the police
hope they never see him again 1t II
alleged that Demccio fought Policeman
Charles Aainz an the way To the sta
tipn house and kicked up such a fuss
there hat ii took four men. including
chief Galusha. 90 hold and search
him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18

was brought face L. face with the
skull Of Armour when 1t was exhibited
In the court room Il YVES a dramatic
moment in the trial, and the hundreds
Of men. women and children in he
court room were tense with Interest
as the skull was removed from a
white napkin IN which Il was wrapped
by Undertaken g \. Rising Blau-
,ett. however. a. when the other parts
II the skeleton were exhibited ycstcr-
lay about the least unCuuccrued per-
son present. He deliberately raised his
cscs TO the erisly exhibit and gazcd At
II attcntivcN. II the skull awakened
any poignau: sensation Of guilt OF re
morse in the soul ~ the defendant he
gave no sign and his attitude was al
most one Of Indifference Blaucctt's
mother. Mrsil Baker, however. covered
her ewes with her handkerchief ANA
preserved this attitude during th"
lengthy examination Of the skull
The principal use made OF the
skull was to identify IL as being Ar
mour's IN. T. T.. DE Wait. "A dentist %
sioux city. Iowa. who had done con-
siderable dental work Tor Armour
wds the principal witness The doctor
produced record books showing en-
tries Of such work, and then donning a
pair Of surgical gloves. the dentist
took a match aud pointed out 10 the
Jurors each OF the Filings. crow or
other work he had placed In Armour =
mouth Tho books verified the work
the dentist claimed To- have done and
pointed out 10 the jury.
The trial yesterday morning upcued
with the testimony Of Miguel \. Guirin
postmaster at SAN lose. y. NJ. who
testified tnat q letter or card dcpusit-
ed in the pn~tofftcc at san jose AFTER
oclotk IN the morning ~ october %
would bear the date ~ october -.
The card mailed Toy T.. H. Armour to
one of his sisters and postmarktd
''Snn Jose. y. VI bore IN" date 81
October "a
Agent I'm 81 the santa Fe railway
AZ Glurieta. followed lie ~curroborat-
eel the testimony ~ = : McKirch"r
a. 10 the delivery of freight to Nc
Krchicr ON October %. He Identified
M,KirchcrS signature ON the way
bills
SANTA IcanS ON stand
several santa Feans were next
placed ON the witness stand Al of
the witnesses identified h defendant
a. tho man wNo had introduced him
self as Armour
Beverly Bauer said he met Ar
mour" shortly after the yuung man ar
rived here Mr.. Bauer said he was
Interested IN the visitors car, an
Oldsmobile. as ne also had been
driving an Oldsmohilc. The subject
~ hunting cam up and Mr. bauer
said ne offered tu take Armour out
hunting but % ou changed his mind as
NJ noticed he had been drinking. u
aid not want 10 go with him he con-
tiuucd $50 I told him had gone
homo and found my gun was stolen
Then Armour offered 10 buy me a
gun and give u Ia me as a present.
7 decided not 10 go with him, now
ever The witness said Armoh
told him he had driven from Trinidad
and seemed to know e good deal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18
A Store Where Infants Wear
Is Specialized

a mothers search for baby cothcs" whose characteristic features will at once denote
their superiority over ordinary infants wear certainly ends herc-m least that's
what many camious mothers tell us day in and day out. Therefore a mothers time
and nuh If it's largely saved. And, therefore too the certainty of getting varied
ines all cute and cunning. to choose from is made doubLy sure at the store where
Infants Wear is specialized In addition to infants, wear you will find furniture and
novelties fr. the halcS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18
1Huns Arian Premier Resigns.

London. April Is. 1850 a. m.-An
Amsterdam dispatch TO the Central
News SAYS the budapest Socialist pa
per. Noweszayk. announces the rcsig-
nation Of Count Tisza, the HungH' I'm
premier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18

A little WANT AID now and then
h read by every class Of men--and
women too. Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-18
Police Want Nothing
More 10 Do With Him

Drmccio Cortiz. charged with
drunkenness and disorder. was re-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
6%ilippinerne er loyale.

True translation filed with the postmaster
at DEBORAH. Ia, ON Nov. 10. AS required by
act Of Congress of Oct. 9, 1917.
Wanila Den 6te Ropember. s en-
Gale / Selotet ioog opiororeoe &c.
uotets Yrpiioent. WomueI Gue5on,
Oct iilippinife 6oIf til al pie lin 3of-
remmeligbeb operior De 6or. Stoter
peb at aipe Dem lin IopaIe Ststte |
9rigen, iom ban erfIpreoe bar al itsr-
re @%etponing for 6ilioptnerue emo
ielp for Imerifn.
Gu inf Seier piloe, crfIPreoe ban,
uoiPtte oct iilippinife Tolf Tor Oeu
6are at tobe etbpert Soab ON Sribeo
og Selpitpn0igbeo.
Sab o5", ilutieoe ban, "fiGmpe
Tor amerifa % DC imaa Nationera
Gag, Ser epentuelt ogiaa bill reiultere
/ Spinl0eIien al SilipiroerneS Saub.
On 5ilipinoerneS 5iIbub ON SiPIr
ifuloe bli nfcepteret, pilbc Der life
trRnges nogen Sou ON tolingen @er.
nepligt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Uationalpartiet.

True translation filed with the postmaster
ct DEBORAH. Ia. on Nov. Is. as required by
act Of Congress Of Oct. 6, 1917.
Rep gorf Sen 10oe 0op. Ratio.
nalpartiet, set npe politiife Tarti,
iom bIep itiftet i Chicago | Sftober
peo en- aoalition al fremrasenoe Vro.
gresiiiter, Hrobibitioniiter, "Sinele
5arers", Socialiiter iom bar meloi
Zig no Of Soclaliitpurtiet, 90 Snoepeu.
oenter, fol, iislge ep tbag uoitebi
aunbsisrelie, aiboloe en- RationaIfon.
pention / 9egpnbeIien al 1918 iorai
nominere aanbioater Tor aonsres.
palsene ienere paa garet.
sobn Spargo ira germlont, Iiref-
tor Tor Yartiets Yropaganoa. % Sp-
lpsningsp9ien, iortalte, at en- pirfiom
organization er UNDER Sannelie, os
at Yartiets 9aIafamp oil bli fsrt paa
9aiis al "beI % urotfelig SopaIitet
operpr De aliereoes gag"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Diua p~aafaroe ieien.

SSltarej. Werico, ben zoe Hoo.-
SisIge er iSag mootaget giterretniug
blep en- 4merifauer. iom Dor Eosia.
ger meo SET Sernbanetos. Tom | Sen.
bags blep angrebet al SiQabonottter
og iprpngt ! 9uiteu meo 9puamit,
taeet tiliauge OF iart % | 9iergene.
Zen al BERTH antomne TuSiagerer
meo Soget fsrit brugte SeretninJ git
no paa. al ser ingen Nmerifnnere
bopoe pGret paa Soget. Oh al Den
cncite llolrnoing bar Ell init Gut, iom
hlep repet. men elcrS life molelteret.
Sislae oen ienere Sereining bapoe
Der oaiaa beiunbet Jig Here Seaie-
ringsiunttionGrer pda Soset. Se
blep ale uoeu pioere ifuSt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
2lmerifanife S~opeipere
peo Sronten.

True translation filed with the postmaster
at DEBORAH. la, on Nov. IL, as required by
act of Congress of oct. o, 1917.
Zen brittle Srout / Srnntrig Den
t2te Rop. De omerifanife aougrcS.
mpno, ion / oisie Goge bar beisgt
TeItfronten, oiiIuttc6e ignor ell lire
Cages 9nr IanaS &c frouife Sinier.
Scnotorerne Sermon era Sopa) %
aelloricf, 'om en- Sio par opbolot iig
/ Guglanb, iluttebe fla ioo9 til Gel.
ifnbet, bpi8 Ssrer or 6. 6. Gia, forat
beisge De brittle Sinier. - &c TO &C.
notorer agter at beige DC %ironifc Gin.
iei, Tor De tiltrpoer Siemreiien.
&c bar ogiaa oae beisgt ocn orre.
rifonife 2eir og i~oreionbt olting / Den
ioririnligite Sroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Krisens Gilififfelicr.

True translation filed with the postmaster
az DEBORAH. la. on Nov. IL. as required by
act Of Congress Of Oct. 9, 1917.
Eunriuturunep, Ga., Den f0oe Noo.
ct "Serpice" Slag meo ire Stleruer
paier uoenior Wr. CO Nrs. auguit
S~ippcbens Siem iom 2egn paa, Of
ire al oeres Conner itaar / SnfeI
Cams arigstienelte. 9aaoe Mr. %
Nrs. Sippcben err ieote / SpifIano,
og TO Ssuner. iom boeoe Ser, err fdlo.
ne, mems De fipmpeoe / De tpife Hpf'
fer.
vi DC ire Ssnner, ioni M fipmper.
eller iorbereoer ia iii al fipmpe moo
aciieren, er Charles allercoe /
.6raufrig iom Reolem al CT ameri-
.fanif Sngeuisrresiment, Sarrp beiiu.
Der iig | Camp Sancocr % @iaiam
/ Camp See.
SpiIonet al 9rsbreues grentpel
rsmte Ell iieroe Ssu, Den 16 War
gomle auguit, ira Siemmet Tor ogiaa
at bperpe iig, men 6ler b~ortpiit ira
iorifiellige neutrality-suspicious. paa
.@runo al i'm Ilber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-16
Sanset / fin eeen Seloe

9erea, Ohio, oen 10oe 9op. - On
gammel 6armer peo Napn IIfreo
Meier, Tom Dor ganite alene paa lin
Sarm n9r gennettS Corners, bopoe
noe / fin Saapebp9nin9 ubiat en- SGl-
De ior .Sp6e oeO at nnbringe en-
Staaltraao paa en- ioobun Maabe, at
Den piIbe aiipre to 8eooIoere, naar
nogen fom / gersrelic meo Sen.
SmorgeS banoe ban forglemt lin
SRIoe og inublebe moo Staaltraaoen.
en- al RepoIpcrne off al meb oct BE
iultat, at altgIen rammebe bam /
9oaret itrar nebenior Soften. San
bIep / en- meget fritiif Silitano brugt
til ct Soipitai / GIepcLanb.