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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08
Five Buildings Demolished
and Several Reported
Killed and Many
Wounded.
FROM SIX INCH SHELL
Twenty-Five Injured Workmen Were
Rushed to One Hospital, Whit
Search is Made for
Bodies.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 8.-Two
men are reported to have been killed
and twenty-five were injured as the re-
suit of an explosion In the Frankford
arsenal here early today. Several are
reported missing. Unofficial reports
are that the explosion was caused by
an accident while powder was being
pressed into six INCH shell.
There were five explosions. Five
buildings were destroyed and latest re-
ports from hospitals indicated that up
wards of thirty workers, including
some girls, were Injured. The Frank
ford hospital reported TWENTY-FIVE in
jured there, but only one was in a ser
ious condition.
Two hundred persons were at WORK
| in the various arsenal buildings and In
the yards at the time OF the explosion.
The first explosion is understood to
have occurred IN powder house number
seven where six inch shells were being
filled.
One of the shells exploded, accord
ing to early reports, igniting other en
plosives in the building and the entire
structure was soon in flames.
The fire then spread to three other
gun cotton are dried.
All Of these buildings were very
close together and the explosions as
the flames spread to them came in rap
i'd succession.
Work In the arsenal was ordered sus-
pended at once by Colonel Montgom-
cry, the commandant, but at 6:45 he
res cinded this order and ordered the
Confusion both in the plant and in
the surrounding netghborhood fol-
lowed the series Of blasts.
AS the men and women employed in
the arsenal rushed from the buildings,
their relatives living nearby, ran to the
scene in thousands, frantic with fear.
The dead had not been identified
early today. One body was found in
the wreckage and there were reports
that others had been seen.
Eight members of the Fourth bat
TALON of the Forty-seventh New
York infantry on guard duty at the
arsenal, failed to answer an early
roll after they had been engaged IN
rescue work for several hours. Col
onel Jannicky is in command of these
troops. Heroism of the New York
ers in Drawing the flames and the
danger of further explosions while
helping the frightened and injured
workers to safety, won them great
commendation.
Heavy rain which fell during the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08
BOOZE FACTORIES CLOSE
ON STROKE OF ELEVEN

dfstilleries in Kentucky; 165 In Cali
fornia; IS in Pennsylvania; "A in
Ohio; 2S in Maryland and Missouri.
and 30 in New York-the states
hardest hit
Wholesalers Are Hit.
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-The provision
of the new food law which compels
the cessation of manufacture of
whiskey at II o'clock tonight, will
put many wholesale liquor dealers
out Of business.
That was the opinion expressed to-
day by several of the dealers them-
selves.
To-day there are possibly 200,00n,-
900 gallons Of whiskey in the country
and the normal consumption is 49,
100000 gallons annually nd Fred
erick Diehl, general manager OF
Grommes and Ulrich.
"I do not look to see this con-
sum ption materially decreased. We
are winding up our business and
will be out of it when we sell our
last barrel of whiskey. So will prac,
tically all CT our competitors, no
matter how hopeful they may be OF
the future"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08
WEALTHY WIDOWS DEATH
SUPPOSED TO BE MURDER

cord originally returned verdict Of
suicide. An autopsy performed on
the body after its arrival here early
yesterday, however, led Coroner Foff-
man to announce that Mrs. King had
been murdered. States Attorney
Hoyne promptly wired this informa-
Carolina asking that the investiga-
ton be renewed.
AT the same time, new evidence
Chas. S. Day, farmer living near
Blackwell Springs, where the tragedy
occurred. declared he heard two
shots fired. He said he and his wife
were sitting on their porch when
they saw the automobile stop at the
spring. about eight o'clock. Mrs.
King and Gason B. Means, her busi-
ness adviser went to the spring
alone, Day said, while Alton Means
and Captain A. s. Bingham remained
behind. Day said he heard one shot
near the spring. Mrs. King was
placed in the automobile which start
ed in the direction Of Concord. After
1t had gone few hundred yards,
someone in the machine fired an
other shot, according to Day.
CASTOR Means, who arrived In
Ashville late yesterday, upon learn
ing Of Coroner Hoffman's decision
said that certain Chicago influences
are behind Hoffman's expressed
opinion"
Certain of Mrs. Kings securities
are believed to be on deposit in New
York banks and these are being
sought
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08
Messages Regarding Submarine Warfare
Passed Along in Violation Of Neu-
trality Agreement.
MAY LEAD TO DELICATE SITUATION
United States May Break Relations and
Argentine Plunge Directly Into
the War.

part and that she postpone her reply
until she had heard further from him.
| At that time he saw change of min
listers coming and counselled his gov
ernment either to turn back the Argen-
| tine ships .'or sink them without leaV-
ing any traces. or letting them
| through"
Luxburg Significantly suggested that
they are all quite small"
| The state department refused furth-
er comment on the subject than to an
nounce it had turned the message to
1.-THE Swedish and Argentine ENJOYS
here.
Taken in connection with the llm-
mermann note, plotting embodiment
, Of Mexico, Japan and the United states
| this latest revelation furnished clear
proof OF administration statements
that German had plotted secretely IN
the Americas.
Sweden had never before been sus-
petced OF such flagrant violation OF
neutrality as permitting code messages
TO go as her own notes.
Revelations of this fact will doubt
less cause a complete shutdown OF
communications with Germany via
Sweden as far as the allies can effect
this
Sweden recently requested supplies
from the United States and promised
that they would not be trans shipped
to Germany The revelation of hef
gross violations of neutrality. however
will cause further Tightening OF the
embargo.
The state department made the 1ol-
lowing announcement:
The department OF state has secured
certain kilograms from Count LuNourg,
German charge d'affaires at Buenos
Aires, to the foreign office at Berlin
which regret to say, were dispatched
from Buenos Aires by the Swedish le
CATION as their own official messages
addressed to the Stockholm foreign Of
fice.
The following are tae English trans
latians of the German text:
"'May 10, 1917. Number 81. This
government has now released Ger
man and Austrian ships in which
hitherto guard has been placed.
In consequence Of the settlement
of the Monte (ProtegidoD case.
there has been a great change in
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08
Six Hundred Fire Water
Plants go Out Of Business
While War is On.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-America )
distilleries ordered closed to save
grain, were turning out their lait
spirits today. At II o'clock tonight
all fermentation must cease by order
of Herbert Hoover. Distillation OF
spirits fermented UP to the last
moment may be continued until COM
pleted. No unnecessary delays will
be permitted. The government ex-
poets every distillery not duly author
lied to continue to work for govern
ment purposes to complete the distll-
1ation on hand by next Tuesday. From
one end Of the country to the other
men are affected by the drastic order.
Over six hundred distilleries and
eight thousand men will be out of
business. There are 202 registered
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08

lIUnfted Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Sept 8.-The sub
he workings OF plot in which Sweden
| violated neutrality and carried sinis'
! ter messages between Count Luxburg
| Argentine German charge d'anaires
| md Berlin, were revealed by the state
II department today.
h Luxburg insolently advised his home
office that 1t not heed Argentine's de-
mands in the U boat situation.
\ He counselled that Germany refuse
| Argentine's pleas and if necessary,
call In Spanish mediation.
Most daring Of all his recomm anda-
tions was that Germany compel Argen-
| tine ships to turn back or to sink them
without leaving any traces.
Y Sweden aided his Vaccinations.
The Swedish legation at Buenos
f,Aires forwarded his messages 10 the
lStockholm foreign Office as their cwn
gofficial messages.
This wassa distinct violation OF peu-
trality, which is likely TO result in a
IdeIicate situation between the allies
land Sweden, while Argentine is ex-
ipected to plunge into the war, now that
she sees Germany's schemes against
her barred.
Luxburg sarcaStically referreC to the
iacting Argentine minister OF foreign
affairs as notorious ass and Anglo
Iphile."
The communications bore on Argen-
tines protest in the Monte Protcsido
case and subsequent Developments.
Luxburg's first message, dated May
10 noted "a great change in public feel
ing" in Argentine as the result Of the
settlement of the Monte case.
\. In this note sLuxburg counsellcd that
Yyo small Argentine steamers nearing
Bordeaux then should be spared IL ros-
sibIe or else be ".spIrlos versenkt"-
sunk without trace.
LuxbuSg had access TO news Of tho
secret sessions of the Argentine senate
for on July third he cabled in mis- code
that the acting minister had declared
Argentine would demand that Berlin
promise to sink no more Argentine
ships.
The penalty was to be breach. but
Luxburg suggested refusal and, If ne
cessary, Spanish mediation
On July 8, following up his sinister
moves, Luxburg advised that there be
no show Of concessions on Germarys
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08
IOWA TROOPS
LEAVE SUNDAY

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
DES MONIES, Iowa, Sept. S.-Part
Of the Third regiment will be moving
toward the concentration camp of the
rainbow division tomorrow. Colonel
Bennet announced this afternoon that
the regiment headquarters and the
first two battaIions will leave tomor-
row. The third battalion will not 90
until Monday or Tuesday because Of
lack Of equipment.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08
THE WEATHER.
Weather Forecast.
D6pdI tIuVUt UI ABIICU1IUI
Weather Bureau.

Weather Bureau.]
For Keokuk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued cool tonight
and Sunday.
For Iowa: Partly cloudy and con-
tinued cool tonight and Sunday.
For Missouri: Partly cloudy Sun
day and north and west portions to-
night; rain and cooler southeast por-
ton tonight.
For Illinois: Unsettled weather to-
night and Sunday; probably rain
south portion tonight; not much
change in temperature.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08

OF PRUSS|AN|SM
List of Horrors Which Have
Drenched Hands of Ger
man Army in
Blood -
s.
REPRIsALs P&s@NED
81
Aerial Attack. ! Spltals Are the
Latest E > Of Ruthless
Ac,> kaiser's
Forces
Progressive Steps In German Fright
fuIness.

Progressive Steps In German Fright
fuIness.
Murder of Belgian women and chill
dren.
White slavery forced on French
women prisoners.
Bombardment of open towns on
British coast.
Aerial attacks on non-military dis
tricts in England.
Sinking of the Lusttania.
Deportation of Belgian working
men.
Murder of Edith Cavell.
Murder of Captain Fryatt.
Ruthless submarine attacks on neu-
trail shipping.
Torpedoing Of British hospital
ships.
Well, poisoning during west> front
retreat.
Compelling French prisoners to
work on firing line
Aerial attacks on American rear
base hospitals.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08
England Talks Reprlsals,

[United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LONDON, Sept. 8.-England talk
ed reprisals again today. Indigna-
ton over the certainty that German
afrmen were deliberately attacking
hospitals was brought to a focus by
the news Of the bombing Of the
American units on the French coast
In official circles 1t was pointed
out that British fliers were nightly
bombing German ammunition dumps,
railway stations and strategic points,
infiicting real military damage on
the enemy to Offset his barbarous
vengeance on unprotected buildings
devoted to works of mercy.
The campaign Of bombing Red
Cross units Is expected to result in
special precautionary and defense
measures hereafter
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08

Precipitation, 20.
Mean temperature 7th, rs.
Highest, 88.
Lowest. 81.
Lowest last night, 81.
FRED 2. GOSEWISCH,
Observer
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08

I he TlVUT VIII CUIIIHUV 10 TISb
from Davenport to Warsaw during
the next thirty-six hours, becoming
stationary by Monday.
Local Observations.
Sept. Bar. Their. Wind W'th'r
7 7 p. m.-29.S6 76 NE 1t. rain
8 7 a. m.-3O.1O 81 NE CPdy
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08

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The Telegraph Service Of The
Daily Gate City and Constitu-
ton Democrat is received over
our own leasedtwire.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08
Kaiser at Riga.
Downs Twelfth Plane.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES
AFIEIID, Sept. S.-Lieut Raoul Luz
berry, of the Lafayette escadrilie'
downed another German plane yes
terday. According to official citation,
II was his twelfth victim.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08

French citations take into account
only enemy machines which tau WIT
in the French lines. United FreSs
dispatches on Thursday unoniciaiS
credited Lufberry with tWei1th VIC
tim on Tuesday, but presumably thls
did not fall within the French hnes
and was therefore not credlted 10 'he
American flyer.1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Diterrie o. l1ncerpanosfrioen.

9onbon CITE Warts. - Gen anle.
1ifanife 8eianot / @ien, TeniielO,
bar MI mobtaget ben eiterrigife &c'
ejeringS Spar paa Den amerifanIte
SoreIpergiel angaaenoe Giterrigs
Solbning til BEN al SpIflano pro.
fIamereoe benipnslsIe l~lnoerpanos'
fra. Gen amerifanife Note, ION
bIep aHeperet BEN 1Sbe 6ebruar.
tab uotrpffelig ON Splpsning ON,
hporpibt ben siterrisife grflrrins.
Iom blep afeipet eiter Spnfninsen
at "Mncona" oe "Rerfia" enoni
i.aar peb Wagt, eler ON ben be.
t:agtes ophpret.
Sparet begnuNer meo Of ertl9rc.
al Hsitrale er Ielp ~aniparlige for
Cab, DC maatte lioe peb at besipe
zig mo paa Smraaber, bpor fri
gerIfe Sperationer iinber Steo, 81.
FER en- l9nsere Greitelie al Den bril-
tiIte 9Iotaoe, iom erfIGres ior
nIoplig, heoer oct:
Set grintip, at Tsitrale
arigstio ifuloe npoe SorSelen peo
"5ribeben paa Sapete, giEloer fun
nsiiraIc Stibe % life nsitrale Ser
Iouer omborb paa fienbtlise Sfibe. "
Scriirties pao S.ee {.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
"Sereensfioro" an.
fcmmen til balifar.

Rep Dorf ben zoe Warts. Sislge
ct Telegram iii Soueofontoret her
onfom "9ergensiioro" al Ben norite
4merifaIinie | SsnoagS ! bel 9ebolo
iii SaIiior. "@ergenSiioro" er set
ierite peitgnaenoe Sfib, iom er gaaet
iuoom oeune tanaoiife Sapu iorat bli
uiiiterct. @aaoeu iorIoo Bergen Den
24oe Jebruar.
1aar Den fan bli iPr6ig iii al tort.
iatte Reiien til Rep Dort laoer Jig
life ioruoiige. Wan fan imioIertio
buune iig Ell Soc oerom, naar man
hsrer. az Samperen "Stoefbolm" AZ
Den ipenife slmerifalinie, icm aigif
berira beu 16oe Sebruar icr 8ete.
borg. ircmoeles beiinber Jig i Sali'
iay.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09

iGnfet % Sfibe. Sammerl meo oiSIe
Sfibe eif - eiter bpao Der meooelcS
fra Berlin - islgenbe @arer til
bunbs: $500 Cons @ranater, $500
Cons &ornparer, 5000 Cons Sinfre,
$4,000 Cons SliI, $500 Cons for
ifiellig SlagS ariasmateriel 5000
Cons Stpfgobs, 1900 Cons Sr9lait
1900 Cons Sernnlalm % 1900 Cons
araitiober. - Iltiaa in9elt ritge
Sangit netop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Doc lO5 olar eammel.

SpringiieIb. Nisiouri. oen 6te
@art$. Sacob ". SartIep er al.
gaact peo 1soer / lit Stem i @ebiter
Gountp / oen uiGopaulis bsie IIber
al l05 Aar.
San bar boet / Sano SprinJs.Na.
6olaget. bpor han bsoe. / ouer 10
@lar. Aaereoe oa 9orgerfrigen breo
no, par SartIep Tor CANNED nj al
tagcs iii Soloat, % ale Dc ire Sen-
ner, iom operIeper BAN, or oper 10
gar gannle.
San eiterlaoer iis cper 200 Otter
fommere. San brugte bperfen 90
baf eler Spiritloia al ncget SlagS.
Snotil iii l00Se Mar beitpreee ban
ielp lin Sarin, men De lioite lem Var
bar ban p9ret blind.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
INSTRUMENTATION.

5orbolospis meget iaa Sanbelsifi-
be er blet i9nfet DC iioite Gage. I'll
@ienei9lb bar en- init llnoerpnnos.
boab iaaet Ham paa Ell meget itor
Sarfcit nemlis ben brittle CAMPER
Grind" iom maalte 11,4SS Cons.
Sen fom ira Hio DC Saneiro meb
Sobs % 8asiaserer os blep iGnfet
eniteos mellem 2isIabon os Siper'
pool. Nasiasererne ifal pore berset
ilano, men nGrmere S%plpsuinger ON
gfiGrcn iorelisger life.
z 2ieeiaa ifal oct sr9ife Sfib "Ero.
connisios," iom par paa Sei til Sine
rifa eiter Ell Saoning 8orn for Den
erpife Resieriugs Resning, oGrl
bIet fubt iiGnf al en- init llnberpanos-
baab.
20 tpife llnoerpanbsbaaoe. ION
uetoS err penot biem til jim Balls, ban.
be paa i'm Gfspebition tiliammen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
De tvjfe 1ntriaer %. X.

Imiteroam CITE Warts. - Gen
tnife Geejerines Ylan ON at fao
inopiflet Werico % Sapan / en-
9rig meb De Soreneoe Stater Gil.
ielDe al Sienotlisbeoer melem
SpIflanb og gmerifa blep igaar
foriparet al llbenrissminiiter OF.
g.Iireb zimmerman / Ell l9rtgerc
Gale / Tigsbagen. WiniIteren bar
tlet iterft ~ansrebet al Ell Sociali't,
iom GAP bisIe &Gnfer % Sntriger
III rette Napn % ierlig itempleoe
iom neoerorrgtig Sorilagct til
Merico, at oct ifuloe tage tilboge
line table YropinIer" ira DC Sor'
enebe Stater.
Com Spar poo bette In9reb uo'
tolte 3immermann:
"Ii nlaatte ppre ON oS og tno'
rette pS itibe, | Silf9lbe Der ifuloe
rGre l1oiigt til Ell arig meo Ime-
rita. Get bar Ell naturlig % be-
rettiget Sorbolosreeel. Set beore.
per mig life, at Iluncn peo of bli
offentlig9iort / Imerifa p9Iua cr
tIet fienbt | Sapan.
Eli at beisree fremienot oisIe
Snitruftioner blep Der palgt Ell Iifs
fer Sci, lom for n9rp9renoc itaar
til Spiflanbs &aaoigbeo. Spcrbayl
slmerifanerne fom / geiiboelie al
ZEN Cert, iom bleu Ienbt TIL Inc.
rita / EN- ipeeieI bemmelig aooe,
peo hi life. ut bisie Snitriiftioner
iflll0e falbe / amerifanife SGnoer
Dor ct l1belO,. men set foranorer iffi
cen 8ienosgiernine, at oenne Sor'
bolosregel bar n%sbpenoig for bore
patriotiife %Sitteresier.
Winoit al ale bar De Imerifa
nogen @runb til at bli opbioiet
oper pore Sanblinger.
Oct piloe bore feilaetist at al.
toge, of bette bort Sfriot eiorbe no.
get IGrlig bpbt SSubtrpf / %llolanoet.
Set anlees blot for bpab oct er: en-
terettiget SoriparsioranItaltning
SilfGloe al arig."
Berlin Cite DARTS. - Den pent
tcbe &ritif oper &egierirgens ubel'
oige tpif-merifanife Troicft uoebler
isaar s(ites, ga Saget fom til BE.
Gambling | T~igsba9erS Budget
fomite. Otter ct 6 elmer langi
Isoe for luffeSe Sore gcbficnbt;
&omiteen c~nitcmmigt og itoen 8or.
lebolb Observation-Disclosures Sal1o
linger. Hegicringens Soricg pac
at iaa iItanb Ell IGiance meo DER
leo / Sili9loe al 8rig meo &c 6or
eneoe Stater anerfienotes at liag;
inbenfor De miIfipre Sorbolosreg
Iers legitime &Gffepiooe. aomi
teen uotaIte lin @efla9elie oper DC
ll6clS, at Sr. 3immermanns Not'
ifnloe bli opInappet | amerifa
Spent bar Iniparet for bette llbell
fon life bringes paa set rene, fsl
rcn tibligere 9eianot 8reo boz
@crnitorii fommer biem ira Slime
rita.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Styepeir / Often.

New Sort ben ste @arts. - On
poloiom Hegr., GLIB. os Sneitorm
raier her ibag % bar ioriintet ale
Cog ira Ell til fIere Elmer, bcribIannt
mango @oostog, Der err laiteoe mcS
Seoeuarer.
Bolton, Wois., Den ste Starts. -
ginterens pRrite Sneitorm raier iona
oper belle 0ep England. Sra mango
Steoer meloes ON SneiaIb paa oper
en- SOB. @Grit raier llpeiret /
Raine, bpor Snelaset / Bolton ST.
s / Roraes alereoe bapoe ell Ipboe
Of 6 Sommer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
0d$elbed
SusmsSrc ilpier bort Dab
for 90 Will. Tull. ON aarct.
Sngem Nare for Nso.

@o'bington oen ste Mdrts. - 5
en- ioag al 2aubbruqsoeportemeutet
o%iicntIilqiort Speriist oper Naopu.
rc~IitliationCn oubelales, bl. a., Can.
bcts NuSlneore at anuenoc itsrre
Gfouomi / SuSbolbningeu. 9epar.
icmcntet ponitaor, at Scr | anterifat.
lie Sdmilietlsffcner soileS / oen 8rao
mcO Wa0er, at oct oeroeo ppltaneoe
Spilo nnbruger til gienneminitlig
S10,000,000 ON Iaret. Waoreiter.
iom bur6e togeS Bare pdo, % iom al
Ell bugtig % ontPnfiom Susmor
piIoc flrnnc lapes on til nRrenSe OF
peIimaaeu6e Hetter, foites / 5uiin.
ser al Stem uoeu oioere / Sfplle.
bettcu.
Tcpurtementets Gbei, Nr. Son.
ton, crflTrer oog, at Scr irgcu Brlnno
or Ill at irpgtc for nogen Woonso,
bo Der ingen Nangel or paa SepnetS.
mioler / Youoet.
San uotdIte ioog fin Sfuiiel'e
oocr, at aougrcSlen bapoe unbloot
at bcuil9c be iornsone Nioler til en-
grunoig llnocrlsgclle al Narlaaere
Ill DC eriltercuoe bsie Friier paa
Observation-Disclosures, men irembolbt
oct Sonb. at Ell betpoelig llboioelie
al set Ngerareol, iom ioar pentes at
bli iubiooct. oilbe iorsge Trobuftio'
men AZ @rsoforn / laa ~bctpbelig @rao.
at set piloc tpinge Triierre neo til
Ell rimeligere Ssibe.
N~plingerne al iaauel Goteter Tom
&ueoe por iiior uieopanlig fnoppe,
mien ser piloc, meute ban, bli rot I'll
poa oct uGrnreite at tilireositillc oeu
uorutalc giteripergiel i'll port cGct
Torbrna.
WdoprobIemct funoe eiter hans
Rening, iagoe ban. life Isies oeo
SoitiptteIic al granddaughter, bper.
fen al Den isoerule elIer Den eufcltc
Stots RcQieriug 2ioSopboloets bsle
aoitenoe pII6e beoIt funnc oibiTlpcs
pco eli iterre Gtonomi | Susbolonin'
gerne og Ell bcbre % iornuftigerc
ll6n0ttclie al Wo0en.
Den, iogOe ban, oct ipnes, iom ON
nj ion en- Ration ngrcr Ell alutitbe'
liz Riugeogt Tor Sporionlbeo %
"aniberi" pua bette Gmraaoe.
Friicrne maa, erfIGreoe ban, boil
oes oppe / ell rintelig Seioe, eIlers
piIoe 6ormerne life iorege lin BRO
BUTTON, iou, / 1ilfPIoe al Trisregii.
lerina. enteu 9legieringen eller Som.
munen uiIoc BIZ ngot iii at garortere
en- rimclig GriS.
Ser par, mcnte 2anobrugsmtriite'
rem, inncn @rruro iii gGngitelic /
Gnlconin1 al Hpateruc ont anapbco
paa ~Seocuarer. Ga A~plirgernc / MI.
miu0eliBbco bar Iigeiaa itore eller
itsrre enO oct iemoarigc @iennem-
ini~t5uobpite. Eotetcs. % aornao'
"IinQerne par oiituot betuoeltg min.
Src. iaqoc ban. men inn par I'll 8ien.
qirlo ANDRE NpIinger bctpoeIig itsr.
re.
Yiiuiitcreu paupiite Ogiua oco
0jPlp al Geportementet5 itatiitiite
CpHauer, al ~lloierIeIer al Suede life
i nogcn betragteIig 8roo bauoe Tor
minoifct oeu 1Yoripuing, iom trprges
glnIerIta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Wlon Sc oil Sciicn pope7

Rogole3, Tri5Ona, ben 5tc Wnrts.
Sielge WeboeIcIie ira pnuIibelig Sill
sc trpiier DC / Santa HoiaIia peo
@uIf Of California internereoe tuife
Stibc SorbcreoeIier til at itifte I'll.
iies. Store apontiteter al Yropiunt
err blepet tagct omboro. Ger bar /
ilere ll9er gaaet Hpgter ON, at Ell
tuif anper le6iagct al llnOeruauo@.
baaoe beiinoer iig paa S%tiQebapet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Ulilitorc ~Sortremmelier.

@aibinQton oen Ste Wart3. TrR.
iioent @iliou bar ioag ioriremmet
griga0eaeneral / Nrrecr Sumter
Qiggctt iii @encrolmaior for AZ MI
Sc Den REQ Gen. 6unitons Geo op.
itaueoe Tafancc.
Samtiois er Sberit % Gbef ior
2Soe acknowledgement tSrarcis ).
aerran uonGunt iii @rigaoegereraI.