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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03

metallic threads. Il Is nothing more OF
less than a sleeveless blouse that Is
often girdled In At the waist Ito Oh
jcct is to provide suitable costume
for the house when the coat 10 removed
The sleeveless bodice, which extend'
over the waist In straight line, ha'
become so Embedded in the scheme oI
modern dress that II may hold on fol
several seasons and appear In difieren
guisess-. To-day II 10 a wsistcoat
The sketch shows . new costume pu
out for the autumn which eRbodies tn
three features, the satin skirt. the clotf
cost and the sleeveless wAistcoat Th'
skirt is narrow and plain and the Coz
Is loose and yet cut on slim, dttsnuatO
lines u Is OF beige cloth, with a flicke,
of vague plaid through H. Th whit,
pique vaisicoat has two rows of whit,
bone buttons and slanting pockets Vve
the hips. The blouse. over which Il L
worn, has a high. boned collar and |
black satin cravat
II IL we'll 10 look out for the doubl
chin these days, for the low, rolln,
collar is already considered out Of frs
fashion. no matter how many wonrI
continue 10 weAr II.
Copyright by the Mcclure Newspape
Syndicate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
SHAWNEE BEGINS
FAIR BUILDING
WORK TOMORROW
Benson Park to Be Made
Ready for Exhibits,

SHAWNEE. Okla. Sept. J-tSpe-
cial)--The management OF Benson
park, where the county fair Is held, will
close the park immediately after th'
Labor day celebration today and pre-
pare the buildings for the fair Tn,
plunge building will be prepared fo'
tho textile and culinary departments b,
flooring over the pool and ctherwis'
rcrhodeling the building. The skating
rink will he used for the agriculture
exhibits and merchants booths.
Word has been received from the az
ricul,urAl department at Saltwater tina
at least part OF the Judges will be fur
nished. Professor Green and Profcsso
Mayer are scheduled fy the Pottswato
mic county tair.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
Arizona Copper
Strike O0adlOCked

DENVER, Col, Sept. 3,T-Labor Day
in the Rocky Mountain states found Sc
rious conditions only in Arizona where
several thousand ,copper miners have
been on strike for two months and
where a strike OF lumber workWs de-
veloped at Williams, the largest lum-
Der manufacturing camp in the south
west, last Friday
Seven Thousand Men Idle.
The situation in ,bMbig copper camps
at Globe and Miami and in the Clifton
Morenci districts OF Arizona apparently
is at a deadlock Seven thousand men
have been idle in the Clifton-Morenci
district since early in July and more
than five thousand are out in the Globe
Miami district. In tht former the
mines have been closed ever since the
strike was called but at Globe and
Miami two OF the largest producer
have resumed operations on a reduced
scale, The Industrial Workers of tn,
World have played 4 prominent part il
the copper strike, although the Interna
tional Union Of Mine, Mill and Smelte,
workers also is involved.
Several hundred coal miners are q,
strike at Gallup, N. NJ, to force recog
milton Of the United Mine Workers oi
American by the Gallnp-AmcricAn Goa.
company The mines, however hav,
not been compelled to close.
Threat In Colorado.
The only threat Of labor difficult,
ID Colorado is a dispute between thc
United Mine Workers T America and
,the Colorado Fuel & iron company OF
America which is being Investigated by
the state industrial commission in ar
effort to effect settlement. The union
demands abrogstion Of the ss-called dis.
putes and Recognition OF the union.
Board Meeting Postponed The regular
September meeting Of the hoard Of edu.
cation, which was scheduled for tonight
has been post poned to tomorrow evening
on account OF the Labor day holiday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
Soda Dispensers
Vernacular Rivals
That of "Hashers'

Here 10 . new one that rivals the
old time "hash-house" yfrnacuAr.
and which Is being used N an up
to.date soda fountain. Everyone
who has eaten, in the "ha,heties'
Of the west knows that Adam and
Eve on q raft" means Nwo eggs on
,toast and tina, two osoklH and
eruht" mean\ ham and eggs, bvt
thi, 10 one thst might pur,Ie the
uninitiated.
Two men went into the afore-
mentioned place today and the
courteous soda dispenser In white
uniform asked what they would
have.
Give me a long coca cola, one
= said
Make mine a short one" said
the other
"A Mutt and Jeff" shouted the
soda dispenser TO one OF his W
si.,ants and the drinks were served
n. ordered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03

NEW YORK, Sept. Goats and
skirts are not alike even in Me most
expensive OF the new autumn models.
This verdict BY the designers Of cold
weather Clothes may please a vast ma
jority Of women but 1t will undoubted-
n lead to confusion.
II every woman were an artist In
clothes. she would be allowed this lax
ity Of choice as to what jacket TO wear
with what skirt but the selection OF
clothes is not an art that Is easily
learned, although one often believes
that ii is inherited
Going Back to the Ola Ways.
For several decades in our history II
was not considered necessary to match
the garments that contributed to an en-
tire coStume, When one e-piece gowns
were the rule Of fashion, there was not
much variety allowed in the mingling
OF colors and fabrics, but there was
rarely any marked desire ON the part OF
women to harmonir the wrap or coat
with the skirt until the mannsb Goa,
suit became the leading fashion OF tho
civilized part Of The universe.
For over a quarter OF a century, the
Anglo Saxon woman has looked upot
the suit cut from one piece of cloth a
the correct thing to wear She haI
ordered AZ many OF these suits a. hsl
purse allowed, and she has rarely con
sidcred herself well dressed unless Oh,
owned, >sufh q costume and kept Il In
readiness for constant service.
At the beginning OF the autumn 'oi
1917, after twenty-five years OF train,
ing in one department Of dress. she Is
asked to consider the new fashion,
which is, after all. a revival Of an Old
one She Is told that she can wear 4
checked skirt OF cloth and , cutaway
coat OF veNcteen; that she can add a
short Jacket Of black satin TO a blue and
gray plaid homespun skirt, And she
nsy wear a loose, knee length beige
coat with a plain or pleated satin skirt,
Xou can easily sec the danger Of put
ting into the hand, OF the mass OF
women such freedom Of choice. Let
US hope that the use of self CONTROL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
Manager Form Is
Adopted at Madill

For the purpose Of securing tho sig
nature Of Governor Williams TO the
charter Of the city OF Madill Okla,
: A. P Marsh. mayor Of the city, and
]. d. Webster, editor Of the Madill
Record, were in the city today. e. .
According to these visitors Madill
recently adopted a commission fogJn OF
government in a modified form On the
city<managsr plan by a vote Of more
than five to one Three commissioners
were elected. They are s. =. B0d,
A. A. Kelley and II. + Small. These
commissioners will choose the city
manager as soon as the charter is
signed by. the governor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
Coyote Hides
To Furnish Coat

HOBART, Okla, Sept 3--(SpeciaI)
~-Pelts from twelve, of fourteen coy
otcs, killed by Fritz Bauer wAl be
made into fur overcost for the hunter
to wear this winter The hides have
been sent east by Bauer 10 furrer
TO be worked into coat, cap and
robe. The skin of one who put~up a
game fight has been mounted as a
memento OF the combat. Besides put
ting the hides to use, 2 bounty was
collected from the county on the scaaRs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03

clared their intention to strike Septem-
Der 7 ii demands for higher wages are
not met In Seattle, Wash, 1900 and
in San Francisco 2S,0O0 men engaged in
shipbuilding and iron work are await
ing the outcome of conferences With
regard to demands for more pay.
In Washington majority of tho saw
mills and single mills have been
closed for several weeks by strike for
the eight-hour day and higher wages
and building trades throughout the
state have refused to handle lumber
made in >ten-hour mills Lumber men
in several districts in Arizona also arc
striking
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
In Answering Ads. Ple~se Mention Times.
SACRIFICE SALE

ONOhIl lOl ONlL
Modern five room bungalow, ,osatsd In
,s s'r. week OF city ia, LSsr S%n. ' 1os
State National Bank BLDG.
FIVE ROOM moaern mouse on West
2sth block and half ~ sbSls lsls
rnr line take automobile as part nay
ment. Phone Maple 58.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANy's
BARGAINS
EIGHT rooms. modern. sleeping porch
basemerS. furnace. cistern, garage. two
S' Ssi "s S" SSSs.'isp pc. cash. S s's S.nss ss
TO suit
\ beautiful mansion OF eight rooms
sosi,o feet on the corner; ne block Of
car, line; hest residence section In city :
price $4,000; 700 block West Fifteenth 81
New b-room modern bungalow with all
built-n features on West Thirty-f,fth
wreetI LOT bsxi7o feet; price 81 400; $500
cash, balance TO suit.
In the 800 block West Twelfth street
is an s-room modern house on b0Si70
feet that can he purchased for f1so cash
and $500 every six months
Fivc-room modern bungalow near
Twen,y.fvsh and Dewey with extra nice
improvements servants house; fruit
price $1,000, only $3.50 cash. balance $40
per month
Ton rooms, modern with basement end
furnace, cistern, garage and two lots near
Tenth and Walker. price $3.50. u. 900
cash, balance to sult
Five-room cottage near Fifteenth and
broadway, for S,2bo, $3.50 cash. balance
fl1,b0 per month.
Nine rooms, modern, hardwood down
stairs two mRntels viatern, servants
house and karagG, lot 61,liO feet; near
Fourteenth and Robinson, prtce $500
81 900 cash, balance to suit
$3.50 cash and fib per month buys Z
t-soom semi. modern cottage On fout lotS
With harp on East sycamore, Capitol
Hill; prioe VI 400.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY
Farms ana small Tracts For Rant.'
A Nn1sAaoA 2ldA AACls q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
Labor Day In West
Featured by Unrest

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. JN-Celc-
bration OF Labor Day in the far west
was weighted with widespread unrest
among organized workrhen. IN almos,
every state strikes are in progress and
others are threatened.
Strikes of copper miners in the north
west and in the southwest are, menac-
ing the production of material greatly
needed by the government for the
prosecution of the war. Another in
dus,ry Of Importance to the government
Just now and in which the labor situa.
ton is acute, is shipbuilding At Port
land, Ore, 1000 shipbuilders have de.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
PAINTERS FIRST
PRIZE winners
IN LABOR MARCH
Continued From Page ~

counter marching down Broadway to
Main street and east on Main to the
courthouse.
AT the courthouse. the members OF
the unions assembled on the south lawn
of the courthouse, where they ere
addressed by Chief Justice Sharp and
Presiding Judge Doyle Both Of the
speakers commended union labor for
their stand on the war and said that
the rapid progress OF the country was
in great measure due to the organized
labor unions
100 From chicbasha.
Every union in the city was repre-
,ented in the parade, as was the unions
Of Chiekasha, Seven hundred members
from Chickasha on a special train
this morning were given the place Of
honor, the lead OF the parade,
After the Chickasha unions
marched, as named, the following local
unionS Plas,erers; garment workers,
electrical workers, sign and pictorial
painters, carpenters, ladies' ausiliary OF
the carpenters union, timers, BARRIERS,
stage employees, plumbers, painters, and
decorators, builders, shoe repairers,
leather workers, teamsters, chsufieurs
and helpers, asphalt workers, allied
printers typographical unaon, print
ers and preSSmen, and then the negro
| BARRIERS.
Along the whole line of march both
sides OF the streets were banked Will
people, 1t was rearly an impossihillt,
to walk up Main street to the court
house, as the end of the parade, marchsc
up that street, and for an hour afte,
the parade the traffic officers on Mair
street were kept busy preventing a con
gestion OF the traffic, not only by the
vehicles, but by pedestrians.
Program at Fair Grounds.
After the speeches at the courthouse
were concluded many persons imme
diately boarded |he Fair Grounds car
to get a comfortable seat in the granc
stand, in front Of which athletic event'
will be held throughout the afternoon
fbeginning at o'clock with band, con
| cert
1 Following the band concert there viii
be motorcycle races, boxing contests, 4.
battle royal, a rooster race and othe
athletic events.
The day is conceded to have bee'
the most successful celebration of la
Dor Day" which has even been held II
this state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
Gompers Predicts
Peace Within Year

ERIE. Pa. Sept. ). - Maintain a
clear vision, standing fearless and 10y
hi and have no fear that before another
labor day shall come. a desirable, per
maEnt peace Shall have been estab-
lishtd, founded upon the highest con.
oepts, 5nstice freedom and humanity"
was the message Of Samuel Gonpers,
president Of the American Federation
Of Labor, to American labor today
Mr.. Gompers is here for labor ad-
dress today following which he will
leave for Minneapolis for the conven.
tion Of the, American Alliance for La
hnr and DAmocrncY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
"Jones Family" Folk
Are Taken to Enid

The members of the Jones Family
who have been iucArcerated in the
cognty jail for some time awaiting trial
on charges OF conspiracy tp defeat the
worhiags Of the selectiv& graft, were
taken to Enid yesterday BY United
States deputy marshals to stand trial
at the September term Of court at tha,
place.
Pearl Franklin, charged with violst
ing the postal law, was also taken tc
Enid yesterday to stand trial in fed.
cSal court.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
Cupid Insistent
but Clerk Is Gone;
Six Disappointed

Cupid was insistent today in Okla
homa county, hut in most cases was
disappointed To-day being Labor day,
tho office of the court clerk was closed
all day and the deputies were away
from home seeking various forms OF
amusepent Six prospective bride
grooms, two with their prospective
brides, CALLED at the courthouse to Sc
cure hcenses today only to find the
office of court clerk closed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
Banker Sells
Stock 10 Directors

HOBART, Okla, Sept Especial
w W. Rowland, for ten years presi-
dent Of the Home State bank, Saturday
sold his stock to the board of direc-
tors and will retire from the banking
business to devote nj, time to his other
interests and farms. The bank will
reorganire with new quota OF Off
rnra
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
Shawnee Observes
Labor Oav

SHAWNEE, Okla, Sept 3,--(Spe-
cial labor day will he celebrated In
Shawnee on the usual plan. A con.
test has bsen inaugurat.d for Labor
day queen, with four contestants al
running a close race. After the usual
parade the unions win 60 to BENSON
park, where they will Be addressed BY
prominent speakers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03

shown IN choosing coa,s and (kirs OF
the same material will guide The ma
jority OF women In the selection OF their
new costumery,
There May Be Z WAistcoAt.
And, mind you, there may be third
garment added to the coat and skirt II
make the costume complete, In the form
Of a waistcoAt that AXES on the proper
ticns OF that worn by Louis XIV.
This waistcoat may be in eolors, In
white or in black satin embroidered In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
10 IL BUSHELS
OF ALFALFA SEED
FOR 1917 CROP
Nine Dollars Bushe| Is Price
for Product.

HOBART, Okla. Sept 3.-(SpecisL)
Alfalfa is threshing an average Of
ten and one-half bushels Nof seed per
acre this season. against a seven -bushel
average in past years The seed finds
a ready market at 81 per bushel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
Our Daily Birthday Party.

Colonel Malvern -llill jbsrnum. m,m-
her Of the general staff OF the United
States army, born in New York, 81
years ago today :.
Federal Judge Emory Speer oi Ma
con, Ga, who has rendered a decision
affirming tho conshtutionality Of the
s-lec,ive draft, born ai Culloden. C..
"a ysass SSo tedaA l|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
Nine Army Recruits
Leave for Colorado

Nine army recruits left Oklahoma
City early this morning for the regu.
lar army training camp at Fort Logan
They are: Tince Alexander, Grant,.
Scott Fretwell, Walnut Springs, Texas
Thomas +. Hauison Springfield, MO.
Jess F, Henry, Gore William J. Henry
Dustin; Cless w Morris. Muskoeee
William ]. Pruitt Walnut Springs
Texas; George w Robson, Sksdee
William w. Wilson, Wapanucka.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
ov. Lou,o,

At. LOUIS. sspt. l,-.noos, -
;,|;ss, ;|s:'. S:S;Ssss,kI;S ,kI;Ss;;''r r!::a s:sl''
SS S s::r'n6 s:..l :ss:::iy g. 81 .tcss;s, s:e:;
$50; Texas quarantine steers, o.yI
Pc%c: ny.s,rs y.s,,,ns s.,,.. ,,s.rs T. ics sS,S si
Receipts, $500: lovsri lAmhN Nkx
if0e; ewes, Wo0oe.Ie; wstAeRA
Hi,0o; sannsrs aud ehoeearA = ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
Outside LivestocG
k~AS o,vv.

ss:';!;: s::;!;:: ss:'ts ;S',s;A;' S';S n; Nv:
ewes, NSoe6VD; siocEsss' HS&01Kj 8
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
oAlcAoo.

,i| ;|! ;H!;ai; A; 81; q; q! sIIEs ss;'|I;IEsSi.
weak, natiy. bssi satsl4 - .p.1
1900 weak, Wsthsrs, ~hoSoit& ~ ~
0il, ,Sk0I7 a'1e.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
.SM|Atl DECllNE
IN BEEF MAax
Hog Trading Steady; 0ta
Pork Brings $f8.25 Top, 4
Raeslprs TO-DAY.

CArrLr-vsry few steers vsss sNrDk
abls today and salesman sspes,so6,9
little difficulty In sstting fxliy sl1o1
prices. GOOD weight U~ao sAstls e1)oH
tio@ I. ,op while 'ts.oooS.ss hssQ I y
bulk Of the plain 10 medium ~ -
Anything cAoios N sha.stu6 M ~
but on medium clAsesA pash6eg 49,
cd In affecting . isolec lbolt4o
while N.So0sI moves lie plain
shipping COWS. Gamers and tVttseQ e.
steady Bulls showed wsAk. 0
While choice vNAlsrs VEN. calle4 o(6
Sc-osnt decline. With 6.eSio. u IT,
he good kinds, sxcspt cF6,oa et4oet 4D1
bresdlnE cattle. this 0tocksr masAot ~
isgaso loysr. Nigh gsads hsAvy Ooy1
| sold u u. ~ ~ top .A~T,
olsslN0 ovsoAtlsWa kg
Prtsas sf the vaf,ovs grAAeo q eAee1o ~
Aplrsiimatsiv - follower Ia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03
l1||.]D DRESS +! E;'!!$$:.,: ).

II Is Not Necessary To Match Coats
and Skirts This Season, II We Fol-
low the Fashion That Has Appeared
in High Places.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03

Eoqhs,.sa,!ns ~ u. msrsst q ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03

Toe; .; Hash fxE..,:s pIo"s.s \i::,n siy
s.na city ,sn:r. who eisd "a I'm home,
Noon Ii h,:. ..,, TeyS S.;a :,rs .So Sc ,ss: ,,ss
yesterday afternoon at O'oi0ek WItk
impressive ceremonies Burial Wa ip
ra'riawn cemetery, Masotls conducted
the rites At the grave. Hundreds Of
friends and associates Of the former po-
lice officer attended the ohseQuies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03

ofsleiais 10 rv,sa---Arisigh Reokovsn,
county treasurer. and n. 3 Ryan. ShIe(
ness ths Herman. Jackson boxing sshi.
hilton. They will return tomorrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03

Wbitsfors Nstvrns--J A. whNsford,
superintendent OF city schools. has re-
turned from Medicine Park. whsrs he
has spent The past ton days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03

purchased . large south front building
ilte on East Thirteenth street. In Howe's
Cspl'o, addition, spd have let the CON.
trae, 70 stewart = wi,derson FOR the
Immediate erection OF a fine two-s(pry
BRICK veneer new home.
This 10 now q modern distriot.--Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-03

QubsrrstsrlaI 'peek t.erss.-eenetYs
Robert /, knis of the siath d!strict 10
quietly sndsavorins TO- get anothei CAP
didats for Governo into the airsady
msn named by him 10 senator p 4.
Mitchell, speaker protein " the OkiAho-
ma state senate Mitchell 10 now edl-
tor Of the Clinton Chronicle.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-23
A Coat for Many Seasons
Phone Main 2875

Hudson Seal dyed muska of the yearaeryear
urs whose natural beauty long life comparative cheapness
for it place in the Winter equipment Of the we'll
dressed woman
The Wesman display of this popular fur style exposition III
itself in which the seasons charming
exacg individual taste Perfect material and workmanship
the last DETAIL these every "Fne Art Fus
Ask beautiful models in this desirable fur $780,
SIPS, $50
Trimmed Goats with collars cuffs and belt $175 $780,
$225.
WILLIAM WELSlNAN co.
Manufacturing Furriers sos Nicollet Avenue
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31
Seller for Streiferne.

Suorpiac. Ieuu., Sen 25ne 2lu.
auit: &c &ouierencer iom bar
'unoet Stco her mcllcm Hcprr'
%lontoutcr for Giitrift no. 10. llui.
teO Minc Norfcr2 oi Nmcrica, %
oper 60 @rubecicrc ira acrtuctu
% Scnuc@iec, or eu0t ueo en- iulO.
itUnoig Scir Tor Strcifcrue. : SEN
iooa mocrteancoc Cpcreu5tomit
oncrficnNe9 GrbcioerurS 6oqorgo
niiotioL % 4~rbeioStiocn iaitiut.
ties til ottc iitcoctior nj elmer ON
Go8cn uoen nolcu Gorminoifelie
al GnlIsnncn.
&c @rubceicrc, iom m0ertcauc
DC Sueren@fomitcu, bcifipitiger til
'onmcu opcr 1000 N~rbciocrc, lon
M ltrar oil ~qitHoptaac 9%(r6cioct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31

paa oen inoIige rltnpnIfe 6rcnt,
Door Spifernc og S%iterrigerne M
trllcr meo at o%perioemme Wfoloall,
llgcIom sc ifior iom en- uimoo.
Itaoelig 2opinc operioommeoc ga.
lafiet.
s 6ofIbani -Gcgionen opaap nanl-
liz en- bel ril5iiif 8tpiiion uocr
pioere line StiQinger og iIpgteOc /
ocn pilbeite lloroeu. Gnhoer lsgte
at berge lit Sfino, iom ban bebIt
funoc.
Gette aabnebe meaet let No-
gang til en- IN inf 6remgang, iom
Dareoe belle SirSoog pea ben ipo-
lige Sront / 9tumGnien. Spifcrre
% GiterriQcrne mari6ereoc meo
itor 6art inloo g}orbeIt benimob
Ocna-Tant5in Sernbanen. Gent
SirSoag aDelo bar HuSIerne irem.
ocIeS poa Silbneetog i G~arnit3a-
Geaionen.
Set Ter nGiten lt6 til, at Sc rlt8.
fife Seoere MI cr forberebt paa, at
bet bill enoc meo, at Belle Hump.
MEN moa opgircS. arig3miniitar
&ercnifi nbtalte iaalebea / 2er.
bags paa Woifpo.Wa a. "Iclp
ON ben rrmGnife Ncgierina o. glr.
me miolertioigt bIeo no0t til at
forIooe lit Sano Ion iflrloe Sc fan
en- gipitiri Iootngelie / T%lt2lano."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31
Gvlfe planer.

@aibinston ben 27oe 9lllQuit:
Observation-Disclosures m~aooelcr,
al oct er fommet i geiiooclie AT
SplpSninger, iom tpber poo, at
Spiflano babe plonIagt at crflrrc
De 6oreneoe Stoter &rig, Iaoinort
oct baobe 9iort Set al mco Gllg
LAMB og 6ranfrig.
StatSminiiter &aniin9 nGntc0c
hog at gioe nogen nprmerc Gyor.
f~laring al OisIe Cplpsninqer, men
man f~ornooer, at De bar me00elt
Geparterlentet al &lmcS ". Ger.
aro, ga ban eiter 5reo5bru00ct
penOte tilboae ira Berlin. buor han
/ flere Mar hopoe pPret omerifonIf
ImbasiaSer.