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THIS IS THE
SAN y
AGE OF YOUTH.
Strands of Gray Hair May
Be Removed.

Strands Of gray hair are unattrac.
tive and very unnecessary and accelers
ate the appearance of approaching age.
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the hair and possess an even shade Of
beautiful dark hair in bounteous guam,
titles by the use Of LA Creole Hair
Dressing? Used by thousands of peo-
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TRY
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GIFT OF A oUEEN.

The Queen OF England has presented
one hundred volumes to the American
Expoditionary Force Library Of the
American Y. NJ. c. A. for the use OF
the American troops in England and
France.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-11

exclusion of Of all else. A single
orchid plant produced more than
100000 seeds in a, season, and
many common plants, as the foxglove
very nearly equal this remarkable
record.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-11

If all the seeds of any one sort of
plant were allowed to grow they
would soon cover the earth to the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-11

Burleen, were calling on Mrs. Annie
Lesson one day last week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-11
HE 81

Coughing, splitting ana sReoIlng
methods BY which living tabore1ioli
germs are scattered about By the mn.
lion.
When Sputum IS one the BideWsl
It Is very easily carried into the home.
on the Boles Of the shoes. Dry Sputlnl
drops from handkerchiefs, soiled clio.
thing. pillow cases and sheets. The
hands are frequently soiled with gput
tum that may be harmful.
Cows milk occasionally contains thU
germs from cows that have the dia..
ease. Food and especially that of the
infant, is easily contaminated Il the
mother or cook Is careles about the
disposal Of sputum. II
1t is probable that the majority o.
cases Of tuberculosis are contracts1
through direct contact with careless
consumptives or with articles which
they have recently handled.
But some OF the infections may b
caused by dried sputum which is often
mixed with the dust of room and that
may be inhaled through the mouth OF
nose, by swallowing the dust Or BY
eating food that may be contaminated.
and by incubation into cuts or scratch
es and through the gums.
Our city streets are filled with dirt
and dust particles. This material, it
not directly the cause of tuberculoslS,
irritates the lungs of those who inhalD
it and renders them particularly suS-
ceptible to the disease.
RUPTURE.
L. c. asks: "Will truss cure case
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-11
RUPTURE.

L. c. asks: viii truss cure case
of single rupture"
1t will hold it up but viii not cure
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-15

allied position with the L. & N.
Rail Road, in fact our good friend
Bill Owens at Livingston. We
suppose there is no way except to
take this dope. but it is much
easier swallowed when it is re
duced in size from twenty-five
thousand dollars invested In Lib.
erty Loan Bonds to sixty.tw two hun.
bred. There are two things
which every man ought to learn;
first, the science of speech; sec.
ond, and the most difficult, is
when to keep silence. 1t would
have been much. better for our
friend after seeing he was beaten
to a fragile to have kept silent;
but when one errs through ignor.
ance he really deserves and has
merited pity. 1t Is said that
whoever says little has little To
answer for, and in this case il
would have been best for our
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-15
B R CD II E A D

Ed. ]. w. Masters, of Cor bin,
is with his brother, William Mast.
ers, at Gum Sulphur. this week
He was here a few hours Mon
day on business Cashier A. M.
Hiatt was in Pineville aud Harlan
last week.-Mrs.. LIB. Hilton, and
little sou Master James Butner,
were with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. cass, here, recently
Born at home1of Mr.. and Mrs.
BIT, Young. last Saturday fine
baby boy. The youngster will
answer to the name Of b. T., Jr.
-R.L.Smith. VINO has been quite
sick at his home, In the Hiatt Sec
ton, Is reported better Mrs.
Samuel Black, living near here,
fell a few days ago. aud is re.
ported in a very serious condition
as result. However, her condl-
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-15

ton is much improved from what
it was at frst.-The play given
last Saturday night and Monday
night by the High School pupils
and others, was quite success
and one of the very best plays
given here by local talent. On
Monday night il was presented
and the proceeds given to the
local Branch of the Red Gross
Chapter. On Tuesday night the
same play was presented in Mt.
Vernon and the entire proceeds
donated to the Red Cross. On
Saturday the proceeds obtained
will be used toward library for
the school, 1--WE know you do
not like the dope we are giving
you. but the doctor says you
must take it,. These are the
words of the Deputy Police Judge,
the man with an Algebra educa.
ton. the fellow who holds an ex
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-15
CATARRH CANNOT


BE CURED.
with local applications, as they
cannot reach the seat of the
disease. Catarrh is a local di.
sease, greatly influenced by con-
stltutional conditions, and in
order to cure it you must take
an internal remedy. Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken inter-
nally and acts thru the blood on
the mucous surfaces of the sys.
TEN. Halls Catarrh Medicine
was prescribed by one of the
best physicians in this country
for years. 1t is composed OF
some Of the best tones known,
combined with some of the bes,
blood purifiers. The perfec,
combination of the ingredients
in Halls Catarrh Medicine is
what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions
Send for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props.
Toledo, o.
All Druggists, Use.
Halls Family Pills tor consti
patton.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-15
GETTING RID OF COLDS.

The easiest and quickest way
to get rid of a cold Is to take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This preparation has been in use
for many years and its value
fully proven. No matter what
remedy you use, however, care
must be taken not to contract a
second cold before you have re-
covered from the first one, and
there is serious danger Of this.
A man OF middle age or older
should go TO bed and stay in bed
until fully recovered 1t is bet
ter TO lay in bed three days at
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-15

friend to have said twenty FIVE
hundred. Error is gEeat deal
worse than ignorance: 1t Is bet.
ter to know nothing than to know
what isn't true To be beaten
but not broken, to be victorious
but not vain glorious, to strive
and contend for the prize and win
it honestly or lose it cheerfully. 10
lose every power in the race and
yet, never 10 wrest an undue adj
vantage or win an unlawful mas
terry; verify in all this there Is
training and testing of character
which searches it to the very
roots, and this is a result which
is worth all it's costs.-Mrs w. z.
Gravely is visiting relatives in
Middlesboro and Virginia this
week. B. T. Young was in Mt
Vernon, Thursday, on business
A great deal is being said about
Food Conservation, and there is
scarcely any one who does not
think but that he has been unjust.
ly dealt with in some respects
either by nature or fortune. What
is to be done? If these individual
lmperfections can be remedied,
let us strive in every legitimate
way to help ourselves4 If not,
why nd make toe best of them?
ss.~-Sxi :sscsssaA4s .aS.SsS
condition of like that breeds hap
piness as the use that We make of
our opportunities. Some people
will be cherry and useful any,
where under any livable condi.
tions. Others are correspond
ingly dismal. Therefore, IS a |
matter of selt.con6denee, let US |
make the best of things. Allen |
Hiatt was in the Quail section,
Wednesday and Thursday, lock.
ing after some business matters.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-15

corn left in the shock or O,
standing stalk in field, by cole
weather where temperature drop
below Is degrees under zero.
1t behOOves our farmers K
test their seed corn right away
If your corn proves good lei
Others know it, including you
neigh bors.
Buy war saving stamps and
Thrift stamps, they are baby Lib.
erty bonds aud pay a good inter.
est.
Bonds enables the Government
to extend the protection you
,.Ggs:sSxsa sn. s8arxSks~~. 1..a g.. 4.
1t safeguards your person and
your property.
1t will keep the Kaiser from
overrunning our lands with his
hordes of murderers. cut. threats
assassins. and women and baby
killers.
See any post master or banker
and get information on Liberty
bonds. War and Thrift stamps.
Invest in them. You can begin
on rs cents.
The Government wants me.
chanics to use in ship building
and in other departments If you
can handle tools you can be used.
There is system of registration
being put in effect whereby you
can register your name and etc.
after which you can 60 on the
call of the Government if you
wish or you can use your own
pleasure go or not go just as 1T
suits you. Good pay assured =.
Mechanics. carpenters. black
smiths and others who can han
BILE tools are wanted for work in
shipbuilding. You can register
with DR.. NJ. Pennington, Chrm.
Rocxcastle County Committee
of Defense, Mt. Vernon, KY.
See the Doctor for particulars.
Citizens of Rockcastle. Farmers,
stOckraisers. merchants, lawyers,
doctors, in fact all lines of trade,
callings and endeavor are re-
quested and urged to come to
Mt Vernon on the day of this
War Council meeting aud be
with US in endeavOring to aid
and assist the "boys over there"
who are fighting our battles
that We may retain the liberty
gained by the war of 1916.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-15
WAR.
IT'S HERE.
DUTIES FOR ALL.

IT'S HE kE.
DUTIES FOR ALL.
Citizens answer the call.
The nations safety is in your
hands.
DO ow, or be made to DO by
the Kaiser later.
The soldiers fight our battles,
the farmers to fight the weeds,
to furnish supplies.
The Y NJ. e. A., and the Red
Cross are doing great and won.
derful things for our boys, the
farmers and others at home will
do greater.
II ff~riie ptsJfpiiis'e' wouidf irsseu-- tine
use of -four by one half, more
than 10000 barrels per week
would be saved.
Exports during month of Dec.
EN- Der 1917; breadstuffs, valued
at $SS,S 1000 meats S32,oOo,ooo.
When in doubt about crops
etc, don't fail to consult or write
c'unty agent r. +. Spence Be-
rea for any desired infor nation
about fertilizer, seed corn. soils,
stock and poultry raising etc.
Wheat, meat, sugar and fat
will win or lose the war. Our
army should be amply supplied
with these and We. at home.
should make out on smaller than
: the customary Quantities
Self protection suggests that
bigger crops of vegetables should
be raised for home consumption.
Bv observing the suggestions
found in this circular will prove
on aid in preventing the neces-
sity of you having, later on to
walk in a bread line.
If you have a father, brother,
son or relative in the service,
keep him in mind, do your bit
with willing hands, and encourage
your neighbor to do the same in
raising bigger crops and more
live stock.
The crisis in the world war
is at hand.
EVERYONE of us can aid. Don't
imagine that because you are
only one of a hundred million
that you don't count. You do
count; counted upon by our pres
ideut and country to do your
bit.
We have the men and money
win the war. 1t only requires
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-15
The Spirit Of the Hour.
Dedicated to the. Kentacky
Red Cross.

Dedicated to the. Kenncky
Red Gross.
An erder came for whcatIess days
We had seen maay Msch days
before.
And we are right In line wit h
Uncle Sam,
And willing to see some more.
An order came for meatless days,
And it disturbed US not a bit,
For we were dieted in early child.
hood,
And had long since gotten used
to it.
An order: came for sweetless days,
That we eat our pies and cakes
just so,
This to US was nothing new,
Sounded quite natural, dom
you know.
An order came for heatless days,
In the depth of winter, bleak
and cold,
Reminded US of the old log cabin,
And the fire place, back in the
days of old.
Whatever your orders may be
Uncle Sam.
We will gladly sacrifice what
evdr we can,
That Freedom and Democracy
may reign supreme,
Throughout all this broad land.
It's our children we live and fight
for,
And the Freedom that they
may enjoy,
From a Worldwide Democracy, "
Christened with the blood OF
our boys.
By Prof. j. l.. Pilkenton,
Brodhead, Ky.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-15
VITAL FACTS
FOR EVERYBODY
Citizens Big War Council Meeting Mt. Vernon Court House
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25 1871 p. m. Sharp

the people at home to keep busy
and furnish necessary supplies
(for which they are paid. tt
maintain the soldiers in a high
state of efficiency or fighting
ability for winning this war Our
people should not fail them.
Authentic information from
Germany indicates that the Ger.
man soldiers are well fed tho
the citizens of that empire have
been reduced to straw bread a
few potatoes and beets. America,
the best fed nation on the globe
could easily furnish our fighting
forces. including the Allies, and
stiff plenty at t',urc;; by e-rT.rast:
ing to a small extent their sup
ply of wheat, meat aud fats.
IL your corn crop could be
increased from one third to one
half it would be an immense
stride toward backing the Kai-
ser's eye.
There is no danger of our
Government con6scating produce
or other supplies. This bugxy va.
boo was started by German
agents and spies. Everything the
Government gets from citizens
will be paid for.
From all rules provided by
Fuel and Fool administrators it
Is demonstrated that the Govern
meut means to'sosegulate prices
that justice will be done producer
aud consumer.
The planting season will soon
be upon us. Particular study
should be given now regs riding
the acreage you will de able to
put in and care tor. potatoes
and all kinds of vegetables.
1t is highly important that a
surplus off vegetables be raised
for home use and local supply.
The present Federal ruling rela-
tive to the use of wheat, will
likely remain in effect for some
time. this makes the situation of
that Importance which should
not be overlooked but seriously
considered and acted upon by
the raising of a larger crop of
corn, potatoes, other vegetables
and then more vegetables.
On account of early frosts last
fall, in many states, much corn
failed to mature and was found
to be sappy and unfit for seed.
No doubt that a large quantity
had the life germ killed in that
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-15
M. PENNINGTON,

Chairman Rockcastle County Defense Committee
and Fuel Administrator.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27
0aot paa SfattelfuIfere.

@oibinaton oen 21oe Nug.: s
oct 2ienreo at iorbinore Sfatteiful.
feri FOR 6remtioen bar 3inonsoe.
tortenentet iOug uobeot iig Son.
greaienS Wnnoigbeo iii al toinqe
boereueite poren Ferion / 9auoet til
a. inoienoe beeoigeoe Gpqaoer ouer
line Snotpgter, enten De er fate.
fligtige eIler ei.
Samtioig bar ,Snternal Gepenue
Collector 3. Is. Stopper baot en- &oao.
i!ogning meo Observation-Disclosures
Npringafomlte, boori ban erfl0re.
Dc, al BAN, ON &ongresleu uiloe be.
pilge ham De fornsone Wioler, So.
000,000, til at enga9ere oen iorueo.
lie NiGlp, oiIoe paatage zig al mo.
frGpe en- Billion Collars / reiteren.
Dc Sfatter ira 1916 % 1917.
aomiteen gif itrar inc pao 6or.
ilaset.
DIR. Toper iortalte al De oprIte
Sfatteifulfere ianoteS blauOt altl.
tonlpnnlerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27
2lrmeens Smorfcrbruo.

Wolbington oen 20oe gltg.: SfsI.
&c en- al Irmebcpartementet iooa
oiIentllgsiort 9errtning iorbruges
al Irmccn t250,000 HurO Snrsr
CO 100000 Euno Olcomargarin ON
Wanneoen.
vi @%eretningen ~irenieoar. at Dc
bcrl Sanoet itationereoe SoIooter
Ionr omtrent fem @angc iaa meget
Sntsr ionn Slcomaranrin, meoens
&c, lom befinoer iig / Srnnfrig, poo
0ritno al @anifeligbeocr nteo at fla
gobt og boIobart Smsr, faar Iige
meget al buer Sort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27
OperenSfomlten
meo Spcriee.

Nem Dorf SEN 22oe 9lug.: BE.
tingeIierne ! ben meQem oe aQieraoe
Wtagter % Suerige aiilutteoe San.
oeIStrattat oiiertli8gioroes ioag al
9rel u. g~toropaQ. 6ormano ! rem
iYecieQe 8ommisiion, iom al BEN
@Iuenife Regiering ienotes til Sc Ser.
eneoe Stater.
Sisige Srattaten pil Be 5~oreneoe
Stater bl. a. erboloe 100000 Son
ipenif SernmaIm. Soerige inSuil-
ger ogioa ! at tiaaoe uoisrIeI til De
aaiereoe &esierinaer al Srpmasie,
Tapir, Sern, Staal, o.i.p., og at
giue De aaiereoe en- rimelig areoit
Ill Snofieb az iOenite 9arer.
Zen iUeuife Hegiering bar itiQet
tiIireositiaen0e @arantier FOR. al
ingen al De Sarer, iom Importers
til Sperise ira De oqiereoe 9anoe.
pil BIZ erporteret iii GentroImagter.
ne.
9e Iuiereoe bar iii 9iengi9lo
saaet inc paa at ioripne Sperlge
meo @rsotorn, Wel. &ul og aor,
mineralife OF Waoolier. Suffer.
Gummi % 9ummiparer. SommIo
o. @omulosparer. Suoer, 99oer.
0aiie, aofoa. Sobaf. Sobber %
iorifieqise S!ass andre Sorer og
@aterialer~ ~usopenoigc for Speri-
ses stonpmiite 2iY",
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27
frefntid$poIitik.
Senator Sciuis ira Sainpis afiuer
DC samle pulitiife Eartier.
TN mn Gpo6c.

Sra Faris t~eIesroieres Sen 2toe
augui;:
Gen amcritauife 6orbunosienator
ira Suinoi5, s. Somiltou 2etpis.
lom iortioen gipiter 6ranfria, er.
flGreoc ioag, at aongresuaIgene /
SOFT oil Ieuere europa iploeltgisrer.
0e @euiler lor, at Erpiioeut 8il.
ions S~ri9Spolitif it0tte5 al set belle
Sau0.
Senatoren giorOe oerpad CT S,p
10 War irem / 5ioeu, iii Brpiioent.
paI9et / 1920, % mnIeoe / ct Lanat
Erofoltlnteroieru ct tort 6remties.
bileoe al, bpno lon pil b9toe /
amerifaS Volitif.
"af De nGruprenoe republifonife
% o~eniotratiife Eartier bill Ser fife
bli noget nnoet igien emo Noonene",
ertlpreoe ban. "Hapnette pil boIbe
ia, tor0i De er gafnle, men De aarnle
BARTER err olereoe iRrbise. iorIaa.
riot 0eres tioligere Sraoitioner oa
Tirfiombeo augaar."
HGite @aIgfanrpagnc bill, Ioabe
ban, fomnle til at breie ia ON
Spsrgsmaal, Tom ban troeoe ina.
rere otloe nooifle ia ira De internu.
tlonole Observation-Disclosures END
oirefte ira Ielpe 9rieerL Der bill.
bl. a., opitaa oct fore internatio.
raIe Spsrgsmadl, ON De Soreneoe
Stater bsr a%iiliitte ~forntene oefen.
liue % o~lfenlipe IIinncer meo anore
Sorbe, eaer fortiGtte i'm gnmIe l1ai.
bGngiabeo % Eribeb til ogIoa I
6remtiOen at iantarbeibe rieo bette
eler bint 2auo. eller Grippe al
2onoe, l9nee NOT til at rda ct ipe.
cieIt, nGrbiet MaaL
Ser biz nsbnenoigpis opftan to
Neninger ont bette Spsresmnal {
Imerifa, efter Sreosfonferencen".
~erfIGreoe Senatoren" % Def bill gis.
re Dor lloenrigspoIitif til set itsrita
programs Ipsrgsmaal / galgfam.
pogHeu / 1920"
Wten forltoeu bette bloc Ser CO.
ioa, lpoaeoe ban, bli TO itore irore.
poIitilfe Spsr9smaal, nemllig:
l.. SfoI R~esierirgeits a~rigsosIii.
rance i~ortiptteS, %
2. Sfal Sen Hegierinesfontrol
eaer De 9riitsonertaeeIier, iont
fanote8 ~nsopenoige uroer arigen.
iortlPttes Iom II permanent normal
Eolitif ! Amerita % mllIisen3 no.
itrPfte5 iii ogiaa at inobeiatte ilere
al bore fonmercieue % itouitrieqe
&irfiombeoer emo for npruGrenoe?
elsie uiI bli aaroinaIpunfterue /
omerifanif Volitlf untiOoeIbart eitcr
arigen oq Tor en- lang lio fremooer.
Der er lntet ! otsIe Spsrgsmndl,
iom i iierneite @rao ber0rer Be be.
ituaenoe Barriers 5raoitioner, o.
Ser ijn0es intet igien al De galnIe
Spsrgsmoal. Soriien er life Ian.
gere nogen @artiiog; Den er bIet til
ct Blot % bart internatiouaIt BOG.
holoeri.S pgrgsmanl. Get samIe
"States 9figbt5". Sp0rssmaal rar
Sp0en oeo lin Soloning Ill ioriticI.
llge nplige Spsr8smanI ieIo @ailiurt.
Sen me Participating piI", er.
tIRreoe han, "hooeoIagelig bli FOR.
met omtring lloenrig3polit.fen. St
iii finoe en- @ruppe ! Spoen 90 en-
@ruppe ! Heip GngIano.S taterne,
iom pil pore ! 6nusr al iterfe per.
manente uoenrigite aatancer, me.
oen3 Senoercer ! geIten pil saa /
oer Tiff mooiatte Retuing."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27
Garuio gift ieien.

Nap gorf, 200e aus.: Sen Der.
Sensbersntte itaIienIfe Sp~eroianger
Gnrieo GaruIo boIot ioog grpuup
meS Miis Gorotbp Sarf Seniamiu,
Gatter al en- Tatent Attornep beri
Gpen. Sielien iauot Steo / WarbIe
Collegiate eburh / 5ty aoenue. Sc
ifaI bli boenoe beri Seem gort,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27
DILLON hiemme ioien.

WoIbington BEN 2Gbc Nua.: Trr.
lloent @ilNon oenote ioog tiIboge ira
ut forte 6erieopboIo poa NosIadru.
lettSfpItcn. Frpiiocntcn % bans
Silltrii anfon nlco ct Grtratoa al.
$50 ON Morgcneu % ficrte Itror
til 6et Suioe &ils:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27
Son
Gieueiten

Boston, Mais., Sen t9oe Ius.,
Aiopoe Yr9IiSent GlepeIanos Son.
Hidoro 4. &. 9lepelano. bar fulo.
iert lin iorelebise SrRnins Der %
aIreilte ioag til Siiaiiico, ga. iorat
aoa ine poa Sen berpnrenoe Sr9.
~ningsifole I'll lloSaunelie al Sirice.
rsr Tariuefprpiet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27

st NIT tiff 3Ibagetug til bele ben
gamle !Sinbenbnrgliuje fOreitaa.
cnbe. Be bar liot mmaabelise Sab
Sanger, falbne % iaareoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27

Otter TorlpSenSe itaar griterme /
1~tofanten af 8apanme, mems be
IGnger @orb, beb gnaeeonrt, lar
itaaet ielne Standardization.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27

Gn afnt Strife apitaaet / Turbolbct
mellem Spanien % Spiflanb paa
8rmnb Of bet ipanife lt.gaab ltlti.
tttafum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27
pelloi9 at IenSe nogen al Set, pna.
tie AarSfIaSie uo al 2onoet.
Sppen pcotn9ct al SuIct.

>'oN" ctpiu8Si VI NHICI.
Zen me "Groit~ SOP, Ser ubpi.
Der Den pernepIigtigc Aloersarrnie
I'll al omiotte MPno / IIoeren ira
Is til 10 Mar, pcotoges 2sroao al
'cprGIcntantbuiet nleo 1886 moo >
Stemmer. Dc TO, lom iterrte moo.
pnr Socialilieu Meper Souoon ira
Nep Yorf % Senlofratcn 8orncu
ma Ohio, ion peo Vrimp :oaIaet
oeri Staten oeune llge bIeu nra.ct
REORGANIZATION netop paa @runo
az lin Mooitano moo Sen me 9op.
Der bIeu peotaget enoel sllneuae.
merter III Sopcll. oe~ribIanot oni. at
6arnerc lfol anbriugc5 / Be mloler.
tIois fritagne NorsfIaSier. ct an.
Get al oiaie Hmctoemcnter ~iritooer
Weolemmer al aonaresien oa al
StatSlegisIaturerne ior MiIitrrtie.
neite.
Sooelt goor III I'll Senotet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27

8riterne Os Jranifmrnoene itaar
lise neb be fem iture tpife Stptte.
pnnfter gapamme, Gbaulnes, Stone,
Wupun on Guucn.le.Ghateam
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27
Verden$krl9en.

Se Mqierebe nebblir at banre 81.
iferne tilbase uuer itore StrGfnin.
ger baabe / Tiearbiet % mellem
Nopon % Suisiuns.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27

Serasttes poa etse 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-27

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