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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-28

registration place where machinery will
be provided for classifying the recruits
and eliminating these exempt. Doubtful
cases will be referred to high authority.
Selection Of Men
With the rolls of those liable for ser
men to go in the first increment of 100000
will begin. 1t has been suggested that
this be done by means of the county jury
wheel The first man whose name is
drawn would go. under that plan, with
the first 500 900 to be called out for train
ing within few months. The second
drawn would go with the second incre-
ment to be called six months later and
the third with the third increment. with
dutyNa year off, the fourth with tho first
increment. and SO on.
Assignment of Guardsnen
Meanwhile the work of building the
cantonments will go forward. Regular
troops and national guardsmen will be
assigned to them with each arm of the
service So represented as to provide the
framework of a complete army division
at each point
The guardsmen will pe selected from
the territory covered by the training
district so far as practicable. Police
duty at the environments will become
part Of the responsibility of each dis
trict commandant, and he will make
such assignment of his forces as he
may deem wise. Meantime. both the
regulars and guardsmen will contin-
ue recruiting to war strength.
With the new regiments assembled,
rigorous course of training VIII be un-
dertaken. The officers training camps
n ne establish within a few days in
each district will begin at the end OF
three months to pour new officers into
this organization and the enlisted men
selected from the ranks Of the regulars
for commissions will be given speciai
instructions to At them for olncers.
Until the army Of young men presents
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spirit of the times would make an i'm
partial trial impossible.
At the close of the court day, how
ever u men had been found who
swore they could be fair under all these
conditions but they will be subjected
to further questioning Monday. The
government is said to regard the case
as the climax of its numerous prosecu-
tons of German plots in this country.
The deten 1ants named with Rintelen
include Former Representative H.
Robert Fowler and Frank buchanan,
David Lamar and Frank S Monnett
1t is charged that through Labor's Ma
tional Peace Council, alleged to have
been mainly financed by Rintelen, they
brought about labor troubles in NUM-
tior plants nd among dock workers
handling shipments.
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itself at the camps in August or Sep
tember. the regulars and guardsmen
also will pursue a vigorous course OF
training.
The plans call for the transfer to the
first 500, 900 men obtained by draft of
from $4,000 to 200, 900 non commission
ed officers trained in the regular and
national guard regiments. 1t is here
that the opportunity lies for men who
volunteer now as enlisted men in the
ranks.
On them war department officials be
lieve to a greater extent than on the
commissioned officers will depend the
efficiency of the new armies. The back
bone Of any military organization is
non commissioned force and the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-28

London, April Pin an important
speech at the Guildhall today, Premier
Lloyd George discussed the military
situation, the Irish question and other
of the major problems with which the
government is now engaged. The pre-
mier's speech was in acknowledgment
of the comforting on him of the free
dom of the city of London. Referring
to Ireland, the Premier said
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-28
sixteen WALDO
COUNTY DIVORCES

Belfast. Ne. April 21.-The following
divorces were granted by Justice Bird al
the April term of supreme court al Bel
fast which adjourned Thursday:
Davis o. Cook of Troy from Adeline II.
Cook OF Skowhegan for desertion.
Mabel H. Roundy of Brewer from Mel
win F. Roundy of Troy for cruel and
abusive treatment. The custody of seven
minor children given to the mother. the
Hbelee to pay SO a month for their main
tenance.
Viola Overlook of Waldo from Chester
Overlook of Searsport for cruel and abus-
i've treatment and extreme cruelty.
Raymond W. Hall from Elmira Hall OF
Searspcrt for statutory causes. Custody
of minor Child given to the lbelant.
Adella L. Choats of Montville from Ev-
erett B. Choats of Embreville, Pa. for
deserton Custody of minor child given
to the libelant.
George f. Mariner of Belmont from
Minnie Mariner, residence unknown, for
deserton.
Angie NJ. Gerry of Unity from belmont
C. Gerry of Fairfield for non-support.
Cuc,ody of two minor children given to
the lhelant. libelee to pay so every two
weeks for their support.
Gertrude L. Roswell of Belfast from
William H. Roswell Of Haverhil, Mass,
for desertion.
James A. G. Beach from Hannah Beach.
parties of Belfast, for cruel and abusive
treatment.
Ethel l.. Fowler of Belfast from George
w. Fowler of Lisbon Falls for desertion
Custody of minor child given to lbelant.
Agnes l.. Plummer of Belfast from
Norris B. Plummer of Boston for deser-
ton.
! Nellie B. Larrabee of Belfast from Eli
| hue b. Larrabee of Rockland for cruel
and abusive treatment. Libelant to re-
sumo maiden name of Nellie Hall.
| Augustus c. Larrabee of HI erhill.
! Mass. from Hattie Larrabee of Belfast
: for desertion.
| Guy H. Ellingwood of Burnham from
! lola Ellngwood of Tacoma, Wash, for
! dCSertion.
/ George E. Carr of Searsport from
! Hattie A. Carr of Haverhill, Mass. for
desertion.
Airline NJ. Hatch from Guy Hatch
! both of Islesboro for cruel and abus-
! i've treatment. Libelant to resume her
maiden name of Airline NJ. PendletOn.
Hattie n. West of Monroe from
| Morris NJ. West of Worcester, Mass.
for non-support, custody of minor child
| given to libclant. The libelec to pay
So per week for it's support.
| OF the cases on the criminal docket
Gilbert Ellis indicted for single sale,
was placed under personal recognize
ance in the sum of 5000 for his appear
anCe at the September term.
Other indictments were disposed OF
as follows:
Edmund j. Webb, cheating by false
pretenses, continued.
Joseph Johnson, common seller, con-
tinued.
Wallace Seekins, common seller, con-
tinued.
Charles L. Abbott, cheating by false
pretenses, continued.
Herbert A. Clark, cheating by false
pretenses, continued
Justice Cornish is expected to hold
q session of the court here Thursday
for the hearing of so cases.
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Essential to Worlds Peace

We must convert Ireland from a
suspicious. surly, dangerous neighbor,
to cheerful, loyal comrade. Settle
ment of the Irish question is essential
for the peace of the world and essen
tial to q speedy victory in the war. l
appeal to the patriotism of all men to
sink everything for the one purpose
of getting this question out of the
way"
Mr.. Lloyd George said the govern
ment believed imperial preference
could be established without involv
ing any additional cost of food. Such
a policy, he added, would assist in de-
velopment of all the resources of the
empire.
Mr.. Lloyd George paid a tribute to
the financial community, through the
help of which. he said, British credit
had survived the financial panic of the
early days OF the war. This communi-
ty, he said, took an honorable and
leading part in the triumph of the last
war loan, which was the most remark
able financial exploit ever witnessed.
After abiding to the organization of
the ministry of munitions, the Premier
said:
With Real Chance
Now, thank God, our men have a
real chance in the fight. The story
now is very different from what it was
in the early stages of the war. Be
fore June, 1915, we Lost 81 guns and
considerable number of prisoners.
Since that date we have not lost a
single gun, while we have captured 400
Regarding prisoners we have taken at
least 10 to l. The tide has now turned
Victory is coming increasingly near.
During the first Is days of the Somme
battle We captured 11.000 prisoners and 81
guns. During the first IS days of the
Arras battle our captures we're $1,000 men
and 230 guns while we gained four times
as much ground. This meant not only
ultimate victory; it meant victory is go,
ing to be won at less loss and our chances
are growing as our equipment is i'm
proving and the Germans know it, That
| is the explanation of the despair whcr
has driven them to black piracy OH tht
high seas.
Problem of Feeding
| This is the next job we have to dea
with. Our minimum problem is to fee
population of 100000 in a country
which is not self-supporting. to provide
| the necessary material and food, to eduil
our armies and to keep free the transpor
! Of troops of ourselves and our allies Tha
has had to be done against the swarm Of
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for the Eddystone Ammunition Cor
poration. issued the following state
ment after the announcement of the
verdict:
Personally I am convinced that the
disaster was designed and not acct
1ental in its origin. The history of all
explosions in munition plants and else
where is that they have been very diff
fcult to detect. So far as the Eddy
stone Ammunition Corporation is con-
oerned. the investigation will be con-
tnued in an effort to locate the cause
of 1t and the parties who were respon-
sible for it,
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Exemptions Removed

The seriousness of the economic Sit
uation in Germany is indicated by the
action of Chancellor Won Bethmann-
Holweg, who has appealed to the va
rious German governments to punish
strikers with the greatest possible Sc
verify. This follows on the heels of
an announcement from Berlin that
large numbers of men, previously ex-
empt from military service are to be
sent into this field. This announcement
has added significance from the fact
that one of. the principal demands of
the Berlin strike leaders was that
none Of their number should be punish
ed by being drafted into the army.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-28

months that precede the calling out of
the first 100000, officers Of the general
staff hope there will be found in the
ranks of the regulars and guardsmen
such a supply of men competent for
these positions that the future of the
later armies will be assured beyond
dOuDt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-28

Miss Brida Haines of this city is a pa
tient at the Augusta General hospital.
where on Friday she underwent surgical
treatment Her condition was reported
that evening as favorable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-28
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Mrs Malcolm O'Brien and her infant
son left the Augusta Genefai hospi'ai
Friday for home.
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SHAPE DRAFT PLANS

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
NprS Safpta.

sin Snnitur. @illianl 9pehmc.
ser bar icbt / Nll@lon0 for 80 Nur
.iiocn OF Iom fom iii Manom / 1891,
bcrcbtc ole iiuc @%cficnote en- Spcrro.
Mifelie, ba ban forIcocn lu9oe Jig iii al
90 o. Oct lno anbcnborcoeS, at ben
citerlob iig $4,000. &c - iibitc
Nar hapbe ban prrct Sauitor o. ieici
@uIpc / Worton Gountp3 GourttIa.
@aar i'm ifirue Gang. Ser cr I'll
@itpcrnpr Sra5ier flaget poer, at 81
Iofalc Observation-Disclosures / en-
ocI Counter Iabcr ll~olfripningen I'll
MilitTrticneite gan lin itiGpc Sang
ibet DC fun rappprterer I'll SilirlttS.
commissioner ionoanmc llnge WTno
Der life gipr Sororing paa Sritagclic
Sfriueher meo Nnmobnina on al
pore mere pnaholbne err / Den Irleo.
nina icuot DC ioritieuige SofaItom,
missioner.
Straibnrt at ilaa Mpnt % arpme
Sre Mano / Wiirct anflageoes her OH
Soacn for at bare orcpet &%aSaro'pi
lpeo matching COMES, eaer iom maj
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
&aniaS.
st ~cicnbpmmelint Srrf

VI etenopfnmeltgf SrTf. Sptlinq'
breOrene Clarence u. Eeterion OF
Holpb q. Eeterion al 2~inosbora bar
lnoer Srpfningen for tniliigcn Dill.
t%Grtieneite triiffet til at ioa eiter bin.
anoen fclgenbc Wlrnre, trobs at De
bar benimoo ct Sl,iinb Mil fra bin.
anocn. 9ette fiinbe enoba life bore
laa merfeIiat, men ga Sfirbnen peb
ben npIte Hunlerering ogiaa iatte
Spillingerne peo Sioen al binanben,
fan SilfGlbet iiffert nof betragtes
iom eneitaaenbe. Sc llnae WGn0S
fsrite SrGfnin9smnmer bar 1,O7S OF
1,079, oeres ~iaafoIbte "reo inf"
Nnmre blep 1,724 og 1,725. glarence
oa Halpb Teterion CT begge 8rabren.
ter ira getbanp College, boor De bar
nGiten uaolfiaige og nbn1erfeoe fla
Iom Itbleter. Clarence err MI 2prer
peo Seiifolen / Sronmoob, Micb., me,
oens Galpb er ErincipaI peo Seiifo.
len / SopnS, &an1as.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Misiomri.
Oct MI uirISenSe Mpffn.

Oct mi g~irloenbe Mottp. timber
Ben unberiegeIie, iom MI er lat igang
inbcn 9ltIbanoeIen / Misiouri, bar
@iniam g. Scott, 9r9iioent af Mis-
iouri & Sainois Co., MI bripenbe
a1Igruber nGr genepine, Sn., uo-
talt fig nofiaa fripoitig ON StiQin.
gen. San iagoe, at a1ilgrubeeierne,
/ 2igbeo meb ale andre, bapbe iom
Wtotto of 9rape til Zig iaa meget iom
mulig iaapel / arig iom Sreo. Ter
bar ingen @r9nie for bpab funoe
faloes en- rimelie S%ortieneite, erfl9.
reoe ban icm Spar paa ct Spergs.
maal / oenne Hetning. "gi taeer alt
Ri fan faa. Nae eisr BET famine =
Sarmerne life unotaene." Spurgt
al @ttornep General 8oie, ON ban
trpeoe bette par rietigt, iparebe Scr.
Seq er life fpalificeret til
at l,otale mig berom. Seq eier alt
ieg fan for at faa melt mulig." Otter
at babe fortaIt, bpor bit alilpriien
MI funbe gaa, bIep Der itinet Scott
oct Speresmaal, bporlebes ban fun.
oe foripare at tage Sc for noget, iom
oct foltebe minbre emo 50 at prcbu.
cere. "Sorbi ies fam faa Bet" bar
set roife Soar. zoe err Suriit, Scr.
|@ole, og Sc pilbe life uofere ct
Stpffe Irbeioe for So, bpis Sc for
famine funbe faa $40"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24

toIoer of ilao Mpnt og aronc, % CT.
ter Ell Sop, Tom traobte frat Den lite
Sui, por Der ingen onben llboei for
oer1 emo at erflGre fig ifpIbige. Set
bar tire Wtono ion bapbc ~fcrneiet ii9
pao opernGunte Waobe, OF Ell al
Dem, Der bar lao ubelbig of tobe one
inc Somnclflainger, flagebe til
Stotsoooofat Sauion.
Suaat III ifal italics. gttorncn
General Ranger bar UNDER oieie TSor.
behold Qooet inO poa, at 81 fife ifaI
forbpoes, ielp ON en- bpatig aemifer
er t'toro I'll at erflpre oct iorn alfo.
holboloigt, men iaabont 2l, ser bar
aobbernugler, er bog for itebie bon-
lp't ira Staten. Scr. 2anger tiger,
at 81 nof fan inbferes og iptaes,
bnia Oct life bar oper Ell Semteoel al
Ell Frocent NlfoboI, men bpab err oper
oct er forbllben Srltet. SorreIten bill
ban fororc al oae Snbrifanter al iaa-
oant grpg, at DC filler en- aalltion al
$4,000 for at faa tit mifroifopiife
Nlfobolprobnft inofert / Stuten.
Genne Gaution iflilbe altiaa bore Ell
@~etrDggelie MOB, at Sen opennppnte
Sen1teoel al en- Trocent life ooerifri-
oeS. Mcb iaa flor Soriigtigbeb buroe
IlfoboliSmen mart fienbes fun ionl
ct forbiitoriif Snbe / Nortb 9afoto.
Gen "rimeIisc" S~pebepris. - ct
Waslemooe al Sormere og Sorret-
ningsmpno aiboloteS Sen 1Sbe 6s.
Sarao for of forbanble ON, bpao un-
Der De mioGrenbe Sorboloe funoe fol-
oeS en- rimelig S%nebepris. Ser peo-
toges unber Wsoct enoeI Geiolltio-
ner gaaenoe no paa, at bpilfeniom-
BELT Tris lrnber So pr. guIbel for
Soeoe life bar nogen "rimeIig Bris",
lamt at man iom repro entatipe sSar.
mere % SorretningsmGno proteite-
reoe MOB, at Der paa Spebe iettes en-
beltemt Tris, Der nar unber pirfeli9
Trroi paa aabent Morfeo. Senere
meloes fra @rano Sorts, at Iortb
Satotas 5armere bar palst 0eIega-
ter, iom itrar ifal reiie til @aibing.
ton og fremlGgee Soeoeaplernes Sag
for ben 4%ommisiion, ser bar at BE-
femme Spebepriien. Sarmerne flyer,
at De bar anitrengt fig til BET bberite
for at probucere melt ml,Iig Speoe Sc
bar fisbt Waifiner og leiet slrbeios-
folf, og ifltlbe De life faa en- goo Gris,
bill De fife faa fine ublagte Yenee til
bage. De palgte 0eleeater er s. g.
Bacon, S. Nelion aelIp og 8. 8.
Barnes al @ranb Sorts; Sreabpen
Snitcbell % allbrep 2atprence al
Sarge; Sarriion @arnett, ct. Sbo-
mas; Natban ltpbam, 9rapton, %
Glap Sarimore, 2arimore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Nebraifa.
Hio Samlina al fpr6iituriife Tpl

UtH SuHlituY W u~rUlturlIIe SUr
s Strpget peb Sut Greet, bpor Ie.
b~rolfnS rige Igatgruber oripeS, er
opoo9et cn iono @ropplaos for forbi.
%itoriife Spr. Sc forefommer her
en- ioaoan Wtasie, at oct fltnoe Ie IN
Ion1 ON Sl,iinber al &ognlGS meh
Ben bar fort lammen og bumpeoe
en- fiGmpempsiig @rap. T"ioenIfabs.
mpnb forflnrcr bette paa Ben Woooe,
at Nio6rara Hiper, iom engang til
boge / Sibernc maaife bar al Ster-
relie iom Wisioltriflooen, peo en- Ell.
Ter nnben Hntiromneltning err aaaet
oper fine @reooer og berltnoer feiei
Sltiinber al 0pr iammelt paa ct Steb.
bpor Ilonnanoet giorbe en- fart
@oiniltg. GioenifobSmrnb bar bel
iun0ct Here bel bepareoe Senrao al
Sen iorbiitoriife Seit, iom o~prinoeIiQ
bopoc tire SGer iiteoetior SOP. Sennc
oprinoeligc' Stamme til Dor Scit bar
life itorrc ctb en- alminoelig ito,
Munb, og lfal mon fro bisie iammf
floge 6olf, ion mi bar giort Si5i(
Sumo, ioa er oet omtrent 8 Wilionel
Ior, lioen biSic Seite nlco ire SGel
0rGsicoc paa Ncbraifas Sletter. Oct
melt intereSiante Sllnb bar BOG bnof
man faIbcr Ell Sitanotheroiltm Hobll,
ihts - Ell for lGnge iiben foriplnoer
Solos, iom maaifc funoe reglles lioi
i Slrgt meo S~loobeiten. Zen peieb(
omfring tire Cons, og ira oens Sopef
rogif ct langt Sen eaer etIlags Sorn
iom Sprct moaifc brll9te til lit Sor'
Iuar. @cllene al benne "HobuitltS"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
@iseomfm.
Epripnnbne MrtiQeriiter.

NOrlUUHDHt NlltutltItet' ~'Sie
ems ct Snes Wano tilberenoe gatteri
81 al Serite @isconiin artlaeri er
fprIpunone efter at bope faaet tire
Ioaes Germisliot ira Camp 9ong.
las for at beipge Sle9t og Senner I
Wiluol,fee. Spis De life meget mart
finoes ener Ielp melber Jig, oil De 'olll
0eiertsrer blipc ubiat for alporllg
Straf.
Gfterisat Mamb life innben. 81
itriftsoopofat Otto 30. Scblabacb at
Ga Grosie fom peo llgens 9~e9pnoel'e
tilboae fra Wontana, bpor ban baooe
tilbraot to Tiger meb at Ip9e eTter
Gomin Solige, anflaeet for at bane
mnrbet Mrs. Cora Wiaer at Welt
Solem. Sarge er life flnoen, mell
abpofotcn paaitanr, at oct bill bore
umuligt for bam of fproes / Wtoilta'
ma, Minnelota eler / 0afctnertte lloeIl
at blipe paagreben.
@iseuniins Sropper / Seras. Sra
@aco, Seros, telegrofereoes Den 2loe
IS, at Iolsenoc al @isconlins Crop
ner por anfomne til Camp Wfacgr'
thur, NOR nppnte 9p: Crop $, Ssr'te
aopoleri; So'pitalforps go. 1; aom'
ponierne s % O, Scrite SnIonteri;
apmpanierne q % 3, anoet Sntan-
tori. apmpont g, Srebie Snfunteri;
9omponi $, Sieroe Snfartert. Hel'
len ipoopcr por forcgaoet noen noget
ltheIb, % ale bar / beolte Telbef1ll-
oenOe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Spor %Jernuoforiel.

8oIbineton SEN 2Ooe giig.: gue
Meforoer for l%loforIcl al Sern-
molm bleu iloaet i 1916, oa Der
ifeloe Sen eeologiife Spmaaline /
bette slor blcp ubfert life minore
cno 75,167,672 Con, Ser tiliam-
men bapbe en- @prbi al $tSO,OOO,'
600. Sette bar en- Soregelie Of
9,OOO,O 900 Con / apontitct 'og al
40 Irocert / SGroien iammenlig'
net meb 1915. Winneiota, Nid)i-
qan % Ilabama bar Sc ~iterite Ero.
hucenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Spo 9afota.
T~oripnnben Gnebper gienfnnbel

Wan bar / Iargere Sib forgippes
iset efter George 8nttonS Sig, %
Solf life bar iitorb til at tenfe iiQ
ham blanbt De 2epenbes Sal, efter at
Sc forfl1leoe Hlliner al bans Sntte
n9r SroquoiS bar ppbaget. Tatton
bapoc bpet alene / Sptten, og efter at
oenne fonoteS neobr9nbt bar ban lonl
%iunfen / SorOen. SorIeoen fom Der
BOG ira Scoi, @is., @eifeo ON, at Sen
fpripnnbne Yattpn beiegte berboenoe
Slrgtninge og befanot Jig / bebite
@elgaaenbe. San bapoe iom ale ont
ore ltore Seltberrer "brenot fine
Hrocr" bag Zig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24

lAAN VI ANAAANA "a ~. fNHN ~
toa trilimierenoe ben primitive aiel'
herS life nleaet itore Ioripnilg | BE
liooclic. @oaner proteltcreoe moo
ioaoon noIbiom SnoAribcn / Sicm oa
NriuutaniiqQcuoer, men Ncttcn 'onht,
at ban bnnbe 9iort lta IfDIoig | Ell
meoct ~oIuorli0 2ooopertrp0elie. Sap.
Sc G~iclncren prret u1ber Sulct. eller
Ipm Wnn6cn iom Sillcboer hopbe %.
hulht ia Der, hpor GlfoSicn bar, ba
hau0c 0ct oUrct Ell belt onocn Sag.
men naar Grittcnarerne opbeuare0co
ubenom Sicmmct, oo bar Der ingcn
&ci omfring.
San rcancs for Grpnanr. Sra DC
@rcaor mclbcS, at Tnrmcrnc | bette
Stre0 life paa monQc Nar bar nGret
iaa bcaeiitreoc opcr NsihIbli9terne,
ion nctop mi. glIt Smnogrsn er
itaarct, 90 at BONNIE otter Den Graft.
ina, Tom nlcrcbc or nofert, nlenes
Npcocn al gipc inhtil 80 WnihelS pr,
Were. Observation-Disclosures fnn life
blipc mrcact un6cr 20 Wu'helS pr.
Icrc, mcnte man. @pg piIOe gioc
ira 80 til 40 @uIhcI@ pr. Ncre, og al
SABRE pcntcnc2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
al bliue go @uihel8. Wion bar / Snt.
cQncn al McBrcgor nlori9 hnnt ct
iaa0ant NeQar ionl M, liqe1om ito
llac Eotctcr glpcr oct beo'te llobntte
mlia. NapncqonQcne bar pGrct Tor.
trinIiQc / 2ebct al belle Sontmcren,
% DC cr III ligcioa grenne lom |
,&ini. Wtuiicn bar glort bTloi9e
Ircmifriot, % Snrmcrne er MI 'or'
pi9ic0e ON, at finn Ell ttolig 6ro't fan
uiuenoc en- al De iterite Ifaiaaplin.
Qcr, noqcniin0c beitet / ocnnc Gel az
Staten. - Sra NoInno mcIhteS, at
8. 8. Inocriou OcrItcb5 bapoe trG.
ifct t,SSS @iliheIS SABRE al Ell 10
9lcre5 Niger. Sitter Gcgt gop Sooren
ct @icnnculinitaltobptte al 1876 pr.
9lcrc. Iettc err 0ct ~itorItc %llbbptte
man noaeniin0c bar lagttogct | oerrne
Gel al Staten.
decentralization nbSclcs. Stot8.
fa5icrcr &. $. Sopt uo0cIer / 6i9ie
Gage iii Statcna iorificIiQe Goum-
tner Sen Gel, iom tiIfommcr Dem al
Sen ira lite 9lpril til lite Nlug. mo
bctoItc gIutpmobillfat. Gor ioritc
@onQ er Ser III Tor io0croIt %cior-
bcioe giort ct Miorng al oen belle
Sum, ioet $l6S,536.S0 er lat tiliioe
for octtc &riq, bporpe0 Stotcn gip.
res bcrctiiget til en- lilncnOc Sum
ira Ac0icrin1cn. Gen SIm iom mi
lIooclc2 til Gountpcrnc, bcIebcr iiN
0crfor tun til $l79,95O. oQ poo bpcrt
Golpnihip iaIocr Ger $500. aoaiutb
CT Statcn3 ~itorltc Gountp - eIlcr bar
inliulO oe ilcite Gopnibip3 - og cr-
hoIoer 0crinr ogiun oen ~itorltc Nnoel,
ncnlliG $S,4l0, oQ ionl Sen nGitc /
HUtfcu fommcr Eottolputtomie, ser
trptfcr $500. Niocrc fonmner Ylp-
mouth, Ncbltcr oq @oooburp nlco
$1,000 hucr, Siour mco $3.50,
Glootou % NoIt meo $G,3S0. Grow.
loro. &obn'on oG Coma mcb 5000,
NIboir, Ncnton, Clinton, 6opctte
Norriion, &iuH oG Sinleihicf mco
$500 o y. Gr Gountncr, ser cr
iuo ubcI0iQc at hopc bct minoltc 9lIr-
tai &ouuihip9, % iom oerior tim cr-
bolocr $3.50 bucr, er Nonm9. Nll.
onbon, Ghicfniolu, GIortc, 0ictiniou,
Gmnlct, Ncnrn @omnro, Goa, Ser.
%icrionL Soltiio, Sltco3, Nfouroc, Mout
gonlcru, C2ccola % Mimcbngo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
44be Tarsans

fanotes | et iioget bpbere 2o1 enc Sen
lorbiItoriIfe Seit, % man bar poa
8rinolug beraf regnet no, at BET fi,,.
De bore iaa omtrent 31a MiDion Iar.
iioen Den fanot lin Seo unbcr Ct,
Slomllpffe.