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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24
THE MAN IN THE MOON

Unlike most musical com edieE
The Nam i'm the Moon presented by
Hyatt and Lenore that will appear
at the opera il ouse ON Thu esday May
29th, does not rely on suggestive
dialogue or suggestive situations
to make fit a success. The story
is buiM ON pure fun, the sitma-
tions are natural and true to life
and through out the play musical
numbers are introduced both ope-
attic and popular that wjhdle add
ing to the evenings amusement i'm
no way interfere with the plot.
The Comedy lis fast and furious
so murh so that at times ft is
diffcimlt to follow the merit of the
dialogue; at the same time the
performance is "a satisfying one
in every way and leaves nothine
to be desired.
The company engaged are COM
petent and clevey' and include I AIRY
Hyatt, Edna Lenore, Billy Deame
and Burny Whitlock who possess
voices OF operate timbe~. The com.
edy element is fin the capable hands
Of Mr. Hyatt bhackface comedian
who has few equals in this branch
Of the profession. Patrons OF the
opera house may look fd~ward tic
a performance that viii compare
favorab1y to amy that has ever
been seem here.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24
WHAT OUR ALLIES NEED
THAT WE HAVE

| What our ,alles need from the
United States is, first, food and
credit; them munitions and trans
portation over seas immed lat ely
and aid the time, aid in sweerimg
the seas of German pirates; and
finaBly AIN army ON the fight ing
front
Happily the order of urgency
corresponds closely to our state
of preparedness. Credit amid ship
| ments, are ready. Government and
industry are doing their utmost 10
supply shirs for transportation. The
navy is tlakdhg over its share of
guarding THE seas, setting the
allied fleets free for service in
European waters.
Land forces for Europe, Least
ready and slowest i'm preparation,
are last i'm urgency. "Papa" Joffre,
gallant sentim emit aqist, pleads for
the moral effet of Americans un-
Ger the Stars and Stripes touch
ing elbows with the Frenkh AMID
British ON the firing line. Mr..
Ba1fomr, more practical, urges CO.
operation most needed first Both
are right
"a MILITARY expert, writing for the
Paris Intrasigeamt, points out how
we cam do our bit on the firing
line with out waiting for the ted
ious training and equipment of
troops without which they would
be thrown AWAY, like the first
gall ant British. 'Three hlmdr ed
thorsanId Am erican workimlemen on
the Frenkh front would give us
victory he declares.
The fighting line lis helpless
without large reinforc rents of
9ne'n eers, railroad builders, ex-
pert DESIGNERS and trained workmrH
for sites for ARTILLERY, deposifs for
munitions and food, QUARTERS and
trench d,efemSas. sh fitted quickly and
reconstructed as the front advances
OF retreats
This is work for which Ameri-
cam citizensh lip lis prepared with
out drill, and which our allies are
prepared to organize and apply by
two years Of experience in the
new art of war Such work could be
gil to count as soon as the forces
cam be mobilIized and transport ed
Again, what our allies need most
we are best prepared to give
Minn alpoTis journal.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ernest Vessey and W.T. to Henry
o. Johnson sw 34-6-24 $1.0O
Joseph E. Kurka and VT to
Clarence l.. Sheldon sw S-1-22 100
Wesley E. Slater to ANNA M
Hoferer se-23-6-22 LOO
Edward A. Lins and WI to Ed
Hendricks part of lots I, 2, 3, 4, s
in blk Russell add to Philip
$500
Same to R. Andrew Lamp and
VT all lot w As TT lot blk 1s
Philip 100
Jake Marx and wf to Nels w.
Steile e hf sc 8, hf ne 10-4-1S
$4,000
win r. WalpoDe to H. X. Harris
n hf 8, INV 9-5-22 100
Arthur w Rish and WI to John
Choteborsky nw ne, hf NE, ne Sc
SO 5 % $4,000
John Ohote eborsky to VIM S AL
len same $1.00
Emma Budhhplz to Henry Buch-
holz sw ne, N Inf sc, Sc Sc 32-3-18
100
Henry Buchholz to Roy R. Hill
same l 90
c. H. Marden to A. B. DalIymple
lots 81 blk Nowlin 100000
John Hartwick and VT to VIM. A
Nuremberg sw Sc 8, W hf me 17-1-22
ex tract 210 TT SO 100
H. D. Walr ath and VT to C. H.
Lockhart SIC 1928 500
Louis c. Meyer and VT to A A
Perr eaallt ne 21-2-24 $1.00
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24
MARY PICKFORD JUNE IL

When Marry PickfoSd appears
next week at the Gem theatre i'm
her newest rihture play, LESS
Than the Dust it will mark her
first engag emit lin Phillip since
she decided to sh AXE off the
shackles which had restricted her
development previously and be-
come absolutely independent i'm
her pfpduttion Much lis expected
from this radical departure. Miss
Pickford lis optimistic that her
decision will RESULT i'm new era
in the motion picture art. She
will mo- longer be Obliged to make
pictures by the clock or calendar
but will take plenty of time to se-
lect a thor ough1y satisfactory
story, make am elaborate produc-
ton and rehearse company of
supporting players of high and
even merit. Then when THE play-
is just right 1T will be distributed
by Alft1 aft Pictures Corpor alton,
which was organized especially to
present tn ese new MASTER no
ductions of the most famous lfuvIe
star din the field of the motion pic
ture.
Less Than the Dust the tirst
All tcraft release, offers an en-
tire evenings entertainment and
Manager Brown of the Gem has
gone to extra expense to obtain
this supreme attraction for his
theatre. Hector Tu-nbula, author
Of many a wen known film success
wrote the story with which Miss
Pickford wdn fnangurate her new
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24
BIG FIRE LOSS NEAR KADOKA

DlU FINE LOoS NEAh hADONA
Thursday afternoon about one
clock fire broke out i'm the large
combined garage. machine shed
and barn on the Hughes Bros.
farm west of Kadoloa. and the
buildimg bullned to the ground.
Jack and BEN were working In the
y ard near the building, repai ring
a pillow, when they heard a loud
explosion and lookinlg up saw the
garbage part of the building "a mass
Of flames The building contain
ed four automobiles, a thresher
separator, their fine stallion and
a ma and colt, besides several othL.
er pieces OF machinery, harness,
seed corn, auto supplies, etc, but
the boys went to work. at once
and succeeded I'm getting the auto
mobiles, horses AMID separators out
without them being damae ed except
that THE top of one of the cars
was hadly scondhed. A call was
sent into town and over the faltm-
or telephnme lines ais soon ais
the fire WAS discovered and i'm We, y
short time Ia large unowd from
town anh the neighboring farms
was gathered and hard work WAS
dome in ou,der to save the large
horse harm (which ectnod cLossa tn
the building that was destroyed.
Spontan eous combustion is believed
to have been the cause OF the fire.
and THE loss falls heavily upon the
Hughes Bnos as no insur anoe was
carried ON the building or ON the
contents bu umed. d.-Kadoka Press.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24
CLEAR AS MUD
THE HIGH COST OF LIVING
THRESED OUT IN COURT

Grocer Smith takes the stand.
and is examined by the prosecutJ
ing, as he ds called, attorney:
"Mr. Smith did you raise prices
10 per cent?"
"Yes, silr. -
"Why did you do that?''
"T1hle wholesale grocer was
charging 10 per cent more, 30 we're
the commission men and the far,m-
err. The importers stock was light
on account of THE war and he was
charging 20 per cent more.'
Grocer Smiths attorney takes
hand.
Your honor, permit me to CALL
your attention to the decision OF
the Idaho supreme court i'm the case
of the state ve. Bunk. also subj
NIT to your honor tn um kno wm but
popular constitution of the United
States"
The Court-"The case is quite
plain. AS Ram eses said I'm the
case OF Osiris VS.. Zeus, 1916 Egyp-
tiam reports, Homo est Angora.'
MIR Smith is,therefore, ,discIh arged.'
AIN around the mulberry bush,
the mulberry bush, the mulberry
bush. :
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24
JUNE 5Th IS DATE
FOR REGISTRATION
MEN FROM FL TO 80 MUST APPEAR
COUNTY REGISTRARS ARE
NAMED

The selectiye cOnScriptiOn act
has been passed by congress and
signed by the president, who has
designated Tuesday, June 5th, ais
the date for registration of all
the men of the country between the
ages of 81 and 80 inclusive. On the
second and third pages of this
paper will be found a resume of
the Haw as enacted, the president IS
proclamation and other matters
closely connected with this most
important event.
Acting under instructions from
Washington. Edgar Watwood, coun
ty au uditor, and Fred H. Root,
sheriff on Monday designated the
Giffe. emit registrars of the county,
who will have charge of the work
of enrolment. Eligible mem must
report ON June 5th to the registrar
OF their pr ecinct, or if sick send
some ONE to report for them. A
heavy penalty lis provided for fail
uie to do this. Following is the
list of those appointed, who Will
conduct the work for the day at
the usual voting place:
Precinct No. 1, Albert AMeman,
Kirley.
Precinct No. 2, c. ]. Fuller, Ell
wood.
Precinct No. 3, w J. wsnpih-
ger. MilesNlle.
Precinct No. 4, Geo. F. Britton,
Hi'1and.
Precinct No. S, John Griffin, Ell
bon.
Precinct No 6, Jallius Roseth,
MoenNiMe.
Precinct No. 7, T. o. Bentley,
Grandfield
Precinct No. 8, H. A. shafer,
Ottumwa.
Precinct No 8, F. w Foster,
Lucerme.
Precinct No. 10, J. f. Baker,
Philip.
Precinct No. II, r. T. Fosse, Hill
land.
Precinct No. 12, Mack Graham,
Dowlling.
Precinct No. 13, Everett Sdharff,
Grindstone.
Precinct No. Ia, T. P. Fenton,
Smith.
Precinct No. is, Geo. A. Enos,
Cottonwood.
Precinct No. 16, L. W. Hough,
CottonXood.
Precinct No. II, J. J. Cot1glh'fn,
Philip.
Precinct No. 18, J. J. O'Conmor,
Powell.
Precinct No. 19, H. W. Morris,
Nowlim.
Precinct No. 20, H. G. Taggert,
Midn and
Precinct No. 21, Alvin Waggoner,
Phillip.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24

kadoka annoumces the dates
for the jackson County Fair will
be August 29l31.
Allen Spaur, of old Willard
post office ,has returned from Roche
ter, Minm., where he has been fol-
the past five weeks, and has recov-
cred nicely from AN operation whic
he underwent i'm the hospital
tn ere
Geo. Means, a resident of the
reservation country south of Bel
videle, lis held at Kadoka under
bonds, to appear at the NEXT term
CT circuit court to answer the
change of grand larceny. Tine com.
plaint lis the larceny of cattle be-
longing to J. W. Warwick of BEL
videre.
FrahE It's was lin from the
RAM n Tuesday He recently had
4 runaway down the Leslie Cam
yen with "a tenn and wagon The
horses went over steep balmk
cne OF them being so badly ih
ju1'ed that it died i'm 80 minl tles
Franz ilunkily came out OF the
mix-up without injury Midland
Mail.
ESQ Gaping gas in Ia dive lling house
at Pierre resulted in a terriffc ex-
plosion when man who was mak-
ing his home there, HAD hghted a
small alcohol lamp, the gas igmit-
ng, and THE force of the explosion
blowing him out of the building
He was seriously injured and the
ouse almost totally destroyed by
the fire which followed
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Banmidk, wht
lives two miles east of Stamford,
drove to Belvidere yesterday and
when they got out of their Oar
disc overed th at them babe which
Mrs BalnnAck HAD i'm her arms waa
dead. DR.. Sullivan was summoned
but it WAS impossible to resuIsci-
tate the little ONE. The doctor
stated that death was probably
caused by jar r.-Belvidere Times
Conductor Ed Hamnig am, in
ch arge of freight crew ON this
divisiom, has enlisted in answer
to a CALL of the COVE rnment for
trained railroad men, who will pro
badly be among the first comtin-
gent to be sent to France THESE
men, trained i'm the operation of
r ailway equipm emt, are expected ITO
take charge of the French Roads
back of the lines, releasing THE
mem so employed at the pressnt
time for other purposes.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24

Frederick ID. Volt and wf to
Claude A Bennett sc 34-4-18 SOC
Laurence J. Barrett to Joseph A
Krohmer ct al lot 2, sw ne, W INF
Sc 6-2-19 2500.00
Laura B. Magee and hus to Wood
ard State Bank II hf ne %, N hf
NV 23-4-21 $2500
john F. StdbaIl and VT toC.H Mar.
den Tot 81 blk Nowlin 5000
E Quirk and W.T. to A j.
Magmuson sc 12-1-21 100
e. E. DUNN and VT to- Albert
Fialks ne 21-4-23 $2500
j. C. Russell adm to Mart Mel.
SOD. INV 13-1-24 $4,000
Farley Hyde and wf ct al tc
Clara j Hyde hf sc 1-4-20 100
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24

We are dubious over all this
talk about 'selectiue comscript ion
1t has completely demoralized our
Sons of Rest A lsujmber of them
have a(tua'lly gone to work and 9TH
ens are seriously cons derimg a life
toil--llntil the war lis over. Thus
irons are being smashed
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24

"Watchful Waitimg'' may have
been ajll right lin dealing with Car
ranza, but it isn't worth a buggy
beam when dealing with the price
boosters.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24

With all of the young bloods
away i'm the war, won't the old
bald heads have "a GLORIOUS time.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24

KNIT "a pair of wristlets, girfie.
Your act may save q soldiers life.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-05-24

Edward "A. IAns lett Tuesday
night on a business trip to Sioux
Falls.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31

30 2ouofommltuer. : 80 gner bar
Irbciocrpartiet iaaet paIgt $50 9p.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT euer uel en- Sreoie0el
AZ oct iumle0c INITIAL. Oct or en-
GrcmQaua al 1I5 / SammenIiquing
meo GoIaet / 1913. Bartlett bar 6Ier.
tai / . al @pcrne. ocribIanot artitta.
mia. ) 6S aommuner, 8p og 2ano,
bar Hrbci0erportict beiat Oroisrer.
.plaolert, moo ~ / 1913. 8nrtiet bar
/ 1916 iouet 4t05 me Wteolemmer /
Observation-Disclosures, lom M teller
6IO51 Qteolemmer, foroclt oaa 3
Observation-Disclosures, 81 2reoSor9auis
lattoner oa 40 Vporgartiationer. 5
1912 hou0c Hurttet 43,559 QIeolem.
mcr. Hartict raaoer oocr 100 Sol.
tct5 Sll$ til en- iumlet 8Groi al g..
$4,000 SER. Ser butler en- Iamlet
@iGlO poa 1861, 900 ar. paa Dem,
ioaIebes at 6ormiGu berefter er l..
6S4,O00 Str. 80 al oisie ToIfet5
@li5 or foututet Ill itbeu 1913. apin.
Oeiorbunoct tGleoe peo llogangen al
1916 5000 NteoIcmmer / 81 aioe.
linger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31
Ibonncntcr irabcocs.

) Ct Al &c iiOite 9}umrc al 9luoct
"9toitoctcr 2ln5eiQcr" timber man Ct
aamtc jutcrc3iant @ioruQ iii 9clu3s
nina al EopirmuugcICu / 3uiflano.
@lo0ct bar i'm cleu V}uuoc. buorpau
Oct iolcr at tomme ouer &auifcIiqbe.
ocruc ) ct iu0trTnaeuoe Curaub
anmooer set line 2uicre ON Tor @lto5
StDlO life at fomne trptferoe nteo
me Hbonnentcr, men tUertimuo bel
Ter ielo al @ifulo pdo @luoct clIer
ih0crtialo iIaa iig ]iawnt,u mco en-
9amUcl Hbom1cnt ON nj holoc Oct /
GUlc@itnb Ccttc bar 10. itrtUcr gIo,
oct, ntcIct almiu0elig / Qomle Gage,
ol ou igHte2 nj life ON 0ct: men MI
maa Ui be ON c. iao SCI frcm idier.
Bore &Uicrc muo ioritaa, 1t buer I'M
Hbonuent finn brillcr o. Hctumriu
ger, mcr3 lUcr IanmeI Glbonncnt
ri m,i,er, 9Iar Us oer mlIi1 at leucre
mere &u'citoI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31
Ten pneitc 6cncral
Nriacn.

Ibp, &niunteriobcrit GrcntcrQ uo,
nGOntca Ocn lite Suli al Song Georg
til Generalization OF Ghci for Ell 9ri.
Qohc / Noro. 6ranfrigc. 0ou er bare
2S @or aonmcl.
= @cr6cn3hiitoriCu or 0cttc cn ret
cncitnacnbc llonGuuclic, ioet fer sc.
neral 6rcnbcrg Blot ire @cncroIcr
- ncmIir @ouaportr, 0ochc OF
MnrccolL Sc ire irauitc RcuoIution5.
QcucraIcr TOR uUrct liQC umQc
cucr enoog pu8re, ga &c fit @encroIS.
rama.
General Ircn6cra cr iorouria Al
tnif Ncrfomit % iuot paa g}u Sea.
Iouo. san bar UNDER ariqcu uOmcrs
let iiI / aompcnc uc0 @uuipoli. /
Wtciopotamicn % iluttcliu uco Nr.
ru5 "a iif fort citcr SET Noitnrurtt
SIa1 GulIuuo5 huieitc Qiiliturors
ocn, &ictoriuforiet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31

Sc. Nuict or ncutliq Ct SrGhrtS o9
BET liQQcr miot / Sen Qammcloag'c.
trttc GrrbebuQQelie puu 6lstileIoet2
ucocritc Sfruuuinl. @rau0Iurcn her
cr mclct itor, opitaar Der Slo | Ct Al
SrUhUicnc. or ser al Sauolnnllahco
ior at belle auartalcr fan itrp9e mcb
% hui2 Oiaic SamlinQer ifliI6c brTn
oe piioc oct bctnoc Ct aailite ucrltottca
Iig Cab. @crQcu5 TormanOItab ices
mi at iunitiuc paa, at Malcrilamlln'
gen mioIcrtioia ouCrierc5 til @tlco'
Qallcrict> Rum / ncn pcrmdnente 10.
itil.inl3bnQuina pco @pparfcn, mems
SumIinQcu al antiltc Misbler % andre
&umitQicuisuoc itaI ia9ca magoiine'
ret / ADMINISTRATORS aiUlocr. 6ors
~baobcutllQ nil oct ooa life tuac Iana
SiO ier ser ifaiiea oi2ic cncitaocnbc
SumLinacr ct &ofaIc iom tou bonne
Ell uUr0iQ Hamnle ON Dem,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31
Gn @iprn ffuht pm Nelnelnnh.

Sorleoen DAG maatte en- gammel
ginne labe lit Gin / Gp~opasbalen paa
Sel9elanb, beretter "Sronbbiems
Ibresieapis". Ole Sohanneien, Gil
Ierebpanb, og Sobannes 9apibien,
SpartisbaI, bar noe meb @epGr oq
traf heriltoer 9isrnen, iom boIot
paa at iage Sauer. Sohannes So-
pibien affprebe paa "a Meters af-
itanb ct Sfrb, Tom off lige inb / Sier-
teregionen. giernen blep fisrt neo
til 500 / Honen bpor Sen bar 8ien-
ita,tb for @efolfningens Itore Sp.
merfIomheo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31
@igru ifnot / 2rroal.

spun INV ! ~"ibui' NNl ANbNA
.ToQ On @lloclcruc / Soda Ioo % mel.
.fcoe, bIcp sc ubpQqelig oncrroifct. On
.@iDru for / Groocn mcucm &ier %
SuuCr @ltocicrnc miitcoc life Sat
.ninucn, ifrcg life - 90 @ierncn ms
lcoc roliQ bort, fortGucr "Sognin-
.Qcn". Gu Gio citer Tom Sens @otfcn
.oQ 'prlrQtc / Spea, om De life hauoe
icct uoQeu @ioru. $50, Der bar CIT
her / Sruocn", iuarcoc &c. "a ban
.iif bore oct Dor Ilnor, laQoc ban %
Spar @ronnohortg liz poa &ur otter
@iornen. ON eli 1i0 ijf sc ic SEN
.fom lobbcn0e ncb N~iu0hcucu. C
iclotc ga <0 citcr @iorncipQcrcn
Ola SoIbotfen, Tom itioO en- Niern /
1914 oQ en- | 1915. @tQc ire aiptcoe
mi pno @igrncn. On en- Stuno fom
StoQCua &onQc % ct Stutfc ira oct
Stco, huor Soar @r5uuohaua bar.
San fpre0c % ifiGo Ocu qlcUucm 30
Gcrnc. NligeOcI 0roQ SEN lil ucos
opcr moo Ola Solbuftcu. Zen for
tpt iorbi BAN, og "a SoIboffcn fill
Sc til at itnoc, bnifcoc hon, at ban
hap0e ioriifrct @Gricn lin. @ierncR
Tor en- TIRE N}ctcr iorbi buml ga iuuo.
Sc Sen 'iq moo ham % broIcoc. gicn
0u iii Den oaiau Solbuttcu2 alQIc /
iig. &icrncn par irloct. Get par eli
itor @amic, ca, , Wt. lang. @ummcI
bar ocu ogiuo, ioo oen houoc ujitnof
mango &ip pua SomuittiQbc0cn i'm.
Soar &]rouuohoua % Ola SoIbaffcu
err &rporc % mcact iliutc Stnttcrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31
Gu 1napprcn @ieobc. Soriten Sp

let fongeoe forleben cit @icbbc /
StoIopiftiernet pna @rlle 6inifo9.
Gen blen fonqet poo 0rogfirr. @ieb.
Ben por ca. 20 Gn. lang, men peiche
finn 80 ag. Gen bar citer Stprrel.
len meqct LET % mayer. 90 oct bar
bct ianbclig life npget rort /. Chi
bers Wtnpe fanoteS Ell itor Metal.
flrmp. Get Ter ub til at ppre Solren
paa Ell WesiingfrarL Ben CT ~ Gnl.
lang, 80 Gm. / Tiolnetcr poo Def
tpffcite og peier benimoo Y seq. 9t
Sen bar g~aneret @ieooens SorOeicIic
% bemmet bens llobiflinq er meqct
lnotl1rlig. Seriom hi life bapoe Ote-
toIitpffet / Nppen ga Bette ifripes,
ifulbe hi helit fro at BET belle bar en-
bigger Observation-Disclosures, t~iIioier
"8lommenoalenS Social-S ennofrut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31
&c nprife ariasifatter.

49,
for Den norIfe StatSfasie poerit fiGr=
fommen Giterilrt eftcr arigSfouiunfs
tllrenS qplone Siber ifior foreliQQcr
mi oe ierite @ereqninqer al set Sos
toIbeleb, bportil Observation-Disclosures
for arigsfortieneite Ieieligt er ons
ilooet for Sfatteaoret 1916. MeoenS
Snotpgterlte ira benne bppermoberne
SfottefiIoe for gluret 1914 finn ant
orog til ca. 1 0tillion Ser, bar set
for oct poagipIoenbe Nlor ollercoc tie
oct til ca. AZ MiQioner. Otter aQe
forcIiQgenoe SplpSninger ongaoenoe
Sen alminbeligc Sfotteligning 2ons
BET oper er oen iterfe SltotGgt9Itig.
ming imiolertio ogiau blepet ~fortiot /
1916, % ga Ser 0cSlloen / iioite Stors
tingSiesiion er blepet oeotaget me,
lterft forboieoe Sfatteiutier for oc
itsrre SnotGgters &e0fommenoe, req
ner mani meb, at aria5foniunftltr-
Ifotten for 1916 bill inobringe minoIt
100 OPia. SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31
Sieuopmshunocl.

Gienopm sbnnocl. gruq5eler Sbts
iteo bar / bisie Sage iol9t lin Glen.
Dom / Soneio$, "Shiiteogaorben", I'll
@rsbrenc 9apio og Gbriitian Ghri-
itenIen for 100000 aroner o9 Sm-
foitningcr.
Gen pofre GienOom SomleboI
peb SoItsiiorocn / Sole er al @r.
Soo 8arclap Wteioell ioIgt til Sper-
retSiogferer 9. CIR. Sommerfelt pr.
&ommisIion for Ell aicbeillm al 49,
600 Ser. og SmfoItninger.
- SportSeienbommen 2orent5baua
meb Spteren Songen / 9iue.Glpebas
len err / oiSie, Gage al Sans Senien
iolqt til aunItmoler Sacob Sann,
ariitiania, for 10000 Ser. og Sm.
foItninger. GienoommenS Greal er
80 Maal SSnomlarf og $50 MoaI
Sfog, iamt 1000 WooI Sptcrifo9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31
gfopoc baube urrauacrct mcb Sc.

erauclien. ariitiou Npieth bleu for
leoen bcaranet poa Soten. Eli Ser'
Qchuict gtpieth, pcitre Sotcn, por Der
inbbuot ca. 100 @ipitcr, Hda
8aaro&plabien bar ser rctit ell proat.
inIo @oriaI al iriif @rou. Scr bar
Den rigt bIomitcrimpffeoc Site an
brogt. Otter Sergetalen iattc oct
LANCE Sergetog liz / @epGgcI'e moo
Rauios, bpor SoroipiteIien foreglf.
9ereiter iamlcoca oct itore 6el9e /
Seraemliet, hpor en- ilot Wtiboog Ter
uereoes. Man ~ifiItea ierit langt no
paa Iftenen. NibeOe bauoc iIelge
"Sambolo" ier han opoe ielu orouet
alt meo 9egrapeIicn, urrangeret Bar
iolen, beitemt hpcm Der itltloe flnre
hans 2ia til 8raoeu % ~ioreprig alt
liqe inbtiI sc minoite lin9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-31
@iaap llQnanns 0nitc.

for Geisning al Ell gllIte al Siggo
l1Gmom bar MI ofililttet lit Nrbeibe,
efterat Mnolet er naoet. 100 aroner,
Tom blep tilopers al De inofomne
Wioler, er ifiGnfet SelemarfenS Sol
febegifule, ba gelebet bIep befitnopt
for tibet til of bonne @rl1nbitammelt
/ ct Sonh, ipm Mcningen oprinoeliq
bar. Salt bar aomitcen ]oisponeret
.2730 &roner.