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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-01-12
CHAPTER v.

In humor as radiant as that Of 9
child presented with long-coveteC
plaything, Craven returned to find his
daughter as ne had left her, alone
Lydia! My dear, dear girl y
She yielded without struggle to his
| embrace, instantly supple to the spell
| d that blind and unquestioning devO.
ton which never before that night had
mvered from his image. In those
AIMS the old enchantment regained
full power, doubts and misgivings were
81 forgotten. Craven became to her
once more the most splendid Of men.
md the handsomest, dearest of ia
hers
And then he was holding her by the
houlders at arms length looking her
icndly up and down, wagging an indul-
gent head. "The saints preserve US !!
But you've blossomed out into a wom-
~ uddy, my dear, to turn the heads
half the world AS tall as your
90 dad, as sweet as cherry blossoms,
u lovely as the break of day in
'une! It's like seeing your mother
asain, the way she was the day we
were married-though she was only
esnteen then, and now you're more
man twenty! God forgive 'em, but
ne years have magicked me into an
NO man before my time! The father
woman like yourself-I can't be-
heve it!'
You haven't aged n day, daddy
dear"
Craven would have none Of that.
us OF grandchildren I must be think
ing now. Don't hang your pretty
mead: let me look my fill Of my girl!
But you might be so good as to tell
me how 1t comes you're here. If you
cropped from the skies"
Surely You know, daddy the girl
protested. II ran away-I had to.
You know why"
Devil fly away with me If I do"
But wrote you about it, every
'mns from the very beginning; and
Wnen you didn't answer, l thought
mere was nothing left for me but to
nun away"
tell you, Liddy, I've not heard a
sord from You for months. y
ms manner carried conviction
ueouious thrall that she was to the
= ass'c Of that dear. carneying tongue!
LOU didn't get my letters?"
Never one. If l hadn't been the
"slest man alive these last three
aontns, I'd have written to ask what
vas the matter. Not that / worried
ny hlcks-Lorrimer's letters were reg
aar and reassuring."
An omlnous CLEAN Informed the eyes
y .ne girl. Then she stole them!"
. VINO stole what?"
ny letters to you-Mrs. Hicks-Lorri-
Nsr must have stolen them ~
~. ny dear girl. be fair to herr"
= my letters didn't reach you,
eoae must have intercepted them.
.e .i'snt have gone astray by itself,
~ - ou1 1t Isn't likely five would"
~. .sd'a, don't get this at ALL"
}. Aou Knew that woman wanted me
-. afry Q man I didn't lover"
Sne wrote me you were about to
49, e engaged to young-what's-his-
Nm neses; gave good account Of
-, wrote to you at the time"
1nat was three months ago. IL
~, neard from you since. Her
efused him." 0'e '0'o 'ou : nau
They didn't Sha sold tho +h,ro
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| backward about coming forward. He
must have been blind. You don't
mean to tell me it's fallen through p
Il mean to tell YOU" the girl cried,
passionately, II didn't like him! One
Of Mrs. HicksLorrimer tame cats
He may have money and family, as
she claimed-I don't know-but he's
abominable, and l loathe him! And
she wouldn't let me alone. l stood her
| incessant nagging till l thought I'd 90
mad. Worst Of all, my letters to you
got no answers. save indirectly
mean. she said 1t was your wish l
should marry him."
Il never said that" Craven observed
thoughtfully. Il did say that, If it
was your wish and for your happiness,
l gave my consent gladly. 1t wouldn't
be like me, would it, to wish unhappi-
ness to my own flesh and blood?'
"No-it wasn't like you: that's why
l didn't understand. lit seemed as
If you'd turned against me-"
"Liddy-dear
"Oh, / know I was wrong: but what
could l think? You wouldn't write.
But | knew II ! could see and talk to
you, could make you understand. So
l pawned some things-some of your
presents-and got enough money for
my passage. And now"
Her voice was breaking. Craven
passed an arm round her and drew her
close to him. "There, my dear girl,
there!'
"And now-I'm in your way!"
Lydia I" He had lost none Of his
old-time trick Of quieting her with
show of righteous indignation. you've
no right to talk like that to your old
daddy"
"What am l to think? I surprise
you making love-you are angry with
me"
"Not angry, dearie. but so surprised
l was hardly myself. Do be quiet now
for a time. and let me do the talking
Listen, and learn never to judge
man hastily. Has it never struck you
how little you really know about our
family history"
GLOW often have / asked YOU"
"Ah, but that was long ago, when
you were-ah-too young to under
stand. | never meant to keep you per
manently in the dark In the first
place, you've always believed yourself
the child of American parents"
But surely" the girl expostulated.
Mrs. Grummle told me"
''What she believed, too, no doubt
The truth is. your mother was an Amer
lean; but I'm British to the marrow Of
me. Craven's good English name,
you know. Not that it matters. l cut
away from my people forever when
they tried to prevent my marrying the
woman l loved, an American girl
who'd taken to the stage and somehow
drifted to London. Well, we defied
the family, and it disowned me, and |
went on the stage with my wife. When |
you We're born-yes, in Mrs. Grum-
niles, Bloomsbury-our combined pay |
didn't run to anything much. Most
Of the time one Of us was out of a |
job. Still, we were happy enough till |
we went to America"
He was silent for several minutes,
lost in memories.
Lydia, fearing to interrupt, waited
IN mute fascination. Something Of
this history she had guessed; much
she might have guessed from words,
ANTS, clues, carelessly sown In the
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-01-12

I'm quite sure you oushtn't TO
know" he said gravely; "but I'm quite
sure youy got to, If our relations
are to continue In love and trust.
Moreover, l know can trust you, and,
We're to keep you in Ignorance, much
might happen that you wouldn't under
stand. that might make you doubt. mis-
judge, mistrust me. You may on occa-
sion see me In conference with strange
men, of class Ed normally have
nothing in common with. You'll have
to become accustomed to my keeping
strange hOurs-and help me keep them
secret. You may even hear odd whs-
perS about me-rumors that I'm not
altogether what l seem. Well. they'll
be justified for I'm not. New York
knows me as Il feather-bralned fash
i0nable, with Il decent income from the
real estate business l maintain as a
blind. I'm ashamed to have no ohjecf
in existence other than amiable idlins.
Whereas. in reality
Though their solitude was absolute,
Craven came closer to his daughter
and lowered his voice:
This is a great secret. dear girl
Guard it as you would Your life. I'm
In charge of the secret diplomatic
service representing Downing Street
in the United states
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-01-12
More Trouble for Censors.

New Thought leaders. who are In
structing the followers on how t. "tele-
path" messages To soldiers In France
are creating new difficulties for the
ccnsors.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-01-12

NJ, y. Splitter asks $4,000 because
he ate n tack with some soup served
him In a New York restaurant.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-01-12
PINPLEs. BoILS AND DASDRUFF

Disappear by using Tetterine. sure,
safe and speedy cure for Eczema. Tet-
Ter, Infant Sore Head Chilblaias and
itching Piles. Endorsed by physicians:
praised by thousands who have used it.
Il feel like l owe TO my fellowman
this much: For seven years ] had ecZe-
ma on my ankle" l have tried many
doctors and numerous remedies which
only temporarily relieved. | decided to
give your Tsttcrlne a trial. l did SO
and after eight weeks am entirely free
from the terrible eczema"
l. S. Giddens Tampa. Fla.
Tetterine. soc per box. Your druggist
or J. 7. Shuptrine. Savannah. Ga. Adv.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-01-12

You can't convince q man with
1915 model that there's such thing
as q car shortage.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-01-12

It pays better to appreciate fools
than to be appreciated by fools.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-01-12

SYNOPlS-A Welbred young Ensislwonan,
ndous finds when she boards the
New York that is
fascinating wealthy
introduces herself Lucy
staff who vastly surprised the
Mfcent necklace stolen
her friend
dressing in the dark in her
them Thadeus Craven.
deck
making Mrs. Merrilees,
OF Mrs Bcggarstaf
he
posed as q bachelor factsh doesn't relsh
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26
Wontaua.

Gn rng XGges Grfaring. Wtco
ll~oelaoclie al Napne % Steber for
teller Weolemmer al Statcns Sulos
bebsp9icn iortiocn Ell &iuoric ON en-
ing SG9es noect rpitenoc griarin-
ger ulbcr Observation-Disclosures. Sr-
gen, Der ionn iagt bar illlg % al Glore
Wontalla -@orgerc betcgnes iom en-
"Senocrfoot", bapoc itilct Jig til
SunbbcOspGiencts Maaogibeo % bar
al bette ieuOt no til ct Stco / ct
meget ipariomt bebpgget Scttlenlcnt.
SOstban / i'm Iutonlobil lfllloe iare
fprbi Ell Muncbcrs Stem, fom Gicrcn
farcnoc on % .itanieoe banl. Selc
Sonlilicn bar ing, iortalte ban, %
STgcn nlaattc fonlltc ilo og Ic til
Dem. SGgcn trat meo en- meget pig
tig Winc lit llbr op At Common og
iagDe, at ban inben CT Sinle ifll0e
bore paa bette ellcr bint Steo, men
at ban not firloe ie inoom paa Gil
bagcpcien. Seq tror Oct CT beoit ou
fisrcr ino og ltanier nli," erflG-
rcoc &ailcbercn meo ct betegnenbc
8rirL iamtioig iom ban trat Ell He-
poluer op al Sonlmcn. 2Ggeu be-
ballblebe Wanoens Samilie, fsr ban
reilte piocre, men ielotc ogiaa uco
tsrite Mnleoning ct al Treoe gleocnbc
telegram til Statens Slnobebsfpm.
mission, flagcnoe opcr De &ilonlGno,
ban bar bllnlpet nco blanot. Som.
mislionells Woelcnmer, Der ollie bar
lcuct / Wpntana / lpngerc 5io, lag
ocs pco Ocnne I~ulebning at bope inli-
let ouc @oroet til binanben % Ser.
paa faitct 1%clcgrumnlet / Napirfnr.
ben. Scucrc CT Siltoricn oltlaa be
npttct, mar Der life bar mere lpGll-
ocnoc @ing at fprtGuc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26

iiges Der / grcpet, "cr oct at berc
@srn tiggc ON ct Stpffe grsb mclenl
Wtaaltiocrnc, men at bette life fan
gipes benz"
Ten npe Cpmaaling inlbisrt. Gen
npe Spmaaling al 9ano, Tom set
fc%ocrale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iperf,
latte / Soitb 9afota, er mi fuIofsrt,
% Statens belle Mcrea,taI bier iig
at bore As, 939,309.- oltion boa
Oct aler nprmeitc 40 Miaioncr
Icres. Sum ct eneite Gplll,tp -
Meade = bar ODER 2 Wiliuner
Icrcs. Gn Sang beltoo Butte Golultp
al 5,O10,311 Icrcs, men bets Ont
raaoer CT M flippet neb til 1,449,-
440 Icres, oa baabe Sarbino oo
Tcrfins Golintper err oalnet lloaf oct
op%rinoelige Quite. Glap, 9apiioL
Sanion % Linton Gollntper cr De
mlllolte | Statcll, bpert af Dem nleo
ct SanOomraabe UNDER 100000
Mcres.
GaDere aultagter. Ico Sampirfc
al Gafotaernes. pg Winleiotas Scrn-
tanefogmisiioner er oct lpffcoes at
ilioIpre npe og laDere Garter for
Sriultul, bpilfe Garter ogiaa oil
tor!me elioel al Soutb Safota til.
gooc. Dc me Garter begproer meo
so Gents pr. Con for Ell Str9fnine
al 80 Wfil euer miilore opcr Ell %
iammc Nanc, % 60 Gents tlaar to
Vaner bcnpttcs. Sor 100 Wtil err
Sartcn so Gents og 81, for 200 Wtil
$1.1O % $40. Stiguingcn or Tor.
bolosuis til 700 Wtil, bporfor Sartcn
er 500 og $3.50. Sarten pil til
laoe Sorlenoing al Vrltnful fra
Nortb Gafota til be noroligc Count
tper al Soltb Safpta pg clloel al
Winnciota otter en- Sart al $3.50 pr.
Con.
&ninbcns 2iaeitilelie mco Wan-
ben. Com @cpis for, of apinocn peo
lin nplia erbperpebc Stcmmcret alle-
rcoc %baanobGper milo 2iaeitiQcIie
meo Wanoen, anfsres ira M~itcbeIl,
at ell ing &pilloe ser p~erionlig bar
lott Notwithstanding pg iclp betalt
for Den nogct icnl alorig isr er
bTnot / Bette Gountp. Zen lmgc
&pinoc er Wtiis Moric Clipper al
Witcbcll. 8in iegtc Nepiling til at
gifte Jig mcb Nop Toper, ogiaa al
oenne @p, % efter at bape bctalt Ell
Collar for Oct crbpcrpcoc Sofun1cllt
git bun 10 al Gontoret ligeiaa roliq
% iattet, ipn ON oct bar ct Erulo
Smsr euer Ell aaffepaffe, bun bapoe
erbperoet. Wtiis Clipper ~forflareoe
forrcitcu libt ienere, at henDca Dor
ocnoc 0rllbgom bar / 9(rbclbc % lite
aoot funbc afic 5ib til laabannc
6urbcrcoelicr. 9rllOen er %, Yruo.
apnllmei, "a Mar.
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SNO 0ofota.
@ubt Ssitrean luuer auo @aa,

WV" 9SH<Syu iDpNA NV w."
Ter CT / Den ienere Sio ialot mere
Ncen pper npitcn ale Sclc al StateE,
enc Der paa ocnne IarStio bar pTrct
SiliTloct i margc Mar. % Der oil
pGrc ti!itr9tfcli9 Sugiigbeb / Sor.
Den iiaar Taararheioet fan beapnoc.
8rTsnorfcn bar ilTr bapt itor Npttc
al Megnct, % Gpbe &apucgangc or
iifrct ira Den tioligc %aar.
vi ct %rep ira Splano. 1reb
Ban Zone AZ Chancellor bar ira lin
Moocr i &ollanh mobtaact ct @rcp,
bpori mclNcS ON eli Sprtib. iom man
her / Sanbct neopc bar npact @earcb
ON. Ser iortGllcs i @rcpct, at en-
a~lminoclig Sraai aIGber foitcr 500
% ct Bar Sto $40. "SGrit al alt, "
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.tioen rr Der i MiIfpaufee 1900 Ga
looner. % foritoen grpggeriernes Or
bciositprfe bill minoit 5000 Waro,
Der nj arbeiber / SaIopner, bare at
lsse Zig anocn geifi9ftigclie Gig
bar alar, regnet oct no | Elbpen.
torbenprrenbc Wnpernpr Sparo
oso. 8iaiam 3. 5oarb, Der polg.
teS I'll @iSconiins 0uperner / 1889
% trnte Ell Sermin, DOC iioite Sre-
Dag | lit Stem / 1T. sltfinion eitcr-
long lioS Spgoom, SO Mar galnnel.
@ltn. Soaro bar i'm Sios melt frcm-
ragetoe Hepiiblifaner / @~isconiin. pg
ban pallot national SersnmcIie iuu1
Den, Der aioroe @iscoiliin til 2an-
octs pp2erltc Weieriitat. San gri,1o-
lagoe - apiier, bporof "Soaro'S
Sairpmnl" iirr bandit itcr llobrc.
belle cg anieclie. Zen mocn Ipis
bar "Sbc Scffcrion Golnltp Union.
Tn iaeclcl Commission, Der n~eoiattes
at 6llperim Gbilipp luloer Hanaina-
Noelttc HoItLlingen / Snn Srancisco,
lionppnte %eltcmnig ibb. @up. Soaro
I'll Staters melt bcrgmte OF agtebe
Vorger. DER. Souro fort til isis.
collltl | 1857 % otter at babe tient
iom Soloat INNER 9orgerfrigcn itii.
tcoe BON ferit er Ipis / 2afc Mins
og flptteoe / 1873 til st. s"ltfinion.
Snll bar ct frcmrogcnbc Mcblcm al
Wisconlin o. u. 81. og tientc ct gat
loln SrganiiationenS Gonlmonbsr.
2anhrponingsfunteit i Sa,uper.
NaoisIon % Grclanb aapoe forrige
llgc itor Silitrsmting, ioet Msbcr
afbolotcS til Sliillltnii,g CT Den oil.
ocn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / iublige
Salppcr County. Salcr bolbtcs al
Nean $. 8. Gusica peo @isconiin
SmtobrltGsbeiifole % al 6. 4. Nor.
GARD, Statcns 2anbbrllgsfomnis.
lTr. Wange andre lcberloe Npno
intcres'ereoe j Statcns 2onobritg
bar tillteoe, oa Scr bar ct Itort Trcms
mpoc al StatenS Sornlcrc. aonte.
item ipcrfiGttes Sen lite Oft. % ua.
rebc / Ter Tiger. Set Strea, bpori
Sanorpoliinacn iorctpges, bellies / TO
Si'trlfter, ncnlig Guliocrap-MobiS.
ion o9 Weoopmbrppf Grcluno 81.
thrift. Sommernc, iom MI troabte
laninlcn o. bcbpmtc oct iorctaane
Mrbeioe, mar 6. g. Norgaro, i. e.
WecG abe, Grpf. 6. 81. Soncs % Sobn
Sipencbort. Seritc HrUmic / Meos
oombrocf Grelano Iiitrift tiIfieno.
tes ". 9. Compton. $50 falltant.
1000 500 Senllocf 2um6er og 100
&iuno Ipnamit; allben Gr9mle, 8.
:. SobbS, $25 fattant, 3 @unotcr
EiAtroob og 70 Funb 1pnalnit;
treble FrTmie, :. Is. Sbinn $40
fantant, = Sunoter Tiotraao % so
Glrno Gpnamit; iieroe Irrmic, s.
q. Sanorifion, Is Collars fontant,
1 Suulot Sigtraoo og Is @uihcIs
pedigree Srbbapre; icmtc Grrmlie,
Sapio Sincloir, $40 fontant % en-
Guroc Scricp Girls. s Gauoerop.
Taoislon Giitrift tilfir,otcs YrG-
micrne Gcnbolospis Sinlon Splul,
WIcintp Smigiliifi, @icintp MoTor,
Sla5ns aomaliti % 81. q. 5borbaug.
Ter blep / Spbct al sc fer Tiger rpb.
oct pmtrent $50 IcrcS, OF paa en-
Del Sarnlc lagbcs scr inotil IA Mc'
res UNDER Elogen. Mtco oct 9allo
Iom rnobehes inbcr sen ipritc apn,
felt iioitc %aar. hpab Scr rpoocbcs /
Wf~cllenltioen, OF hpao mi lul6er bclt-
ne iihite aonteit lagbcs bcrtil err ialt
omfring 1000 Mcrcs rp0oct / Sc to
SiItrifter / 1918.
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man enonu nsie fig meb eli @ooss
uogn, men Ell libt mere befpem Vpa.
ming CT looet. Soreprigt bar Den
cllgolg ioa blomitrcnoc gp iui llo-
leenoc al at bare en- WcncmltinN
meIcm De 0%riibcbpcr, Scr i Setter
utloertioen iprin9er op paa Ell eleitc
Not, oe Ell Stiimp al @elgicn nctop
forlaot al Tpifen. &c 9,ic, Tom
Sfogbranben eiterlob Jig, fitnbe nc,n.
Zig tGles paa Tiugrcne.
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Sinorina al Wc,ema.

Ser life PLACE, al eczema ell anore
neutrality-suspicious.. Se tan h0pe Ell rem
lunb qua peo al bsuptts Ell lille I3emo. ism
Tan erbotbes hos bpilteuiombelt Nputtrter
for Boz eller srtro itor flalts i1r 800.
.3eme bor,ijerusr ~iGbpanlia EreGnsr,
'@ladbeaos". 9e;ema os Ringorm iamt
oier Snben rem o. iuuo. 3emo e. Ell rent.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. autiisrttif iubeuoe Rib,
bel. bperfeu iebfet euer ilrberio % plettsr
intel. Get er lei al anpeuee Ga tolier tnl
en- llbetpoeligbeb Tor hper Anpsaeelie. get
e. aItib paaiioelist.
1ht 6 q. goi, 60. etraaab. e.
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Saimnis.
Gu Nnrepeus Wauc.

Ga 0prepems 8aue. Gn Torrct.
l%ting2lmalb / Chicago bar itiTnfct
$4,000 til ct &us, bnprtil biem.
og berrelsie Snlbe ifal toges %
foorcs, iubtil Giermanoen meIrcr fig
eIcr sc fan ifoffcs no al &crbcn.
Inilolten inbbeiattcr ct clcftriif ZIP.
parot, hporpcb @Mllbcnc tnn gipes
Ell inertciri Seo. Scit bnrepcnliae
Monos Nopn or life offentliagiort.
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@iscomTm.
Wano ira 8alesuillc falScn. 5

Mnno fra WalesOtllc talDen. III
8alespille mlelotes Srcbag, at Sap
tcin @iuiam s. Nollcs beraf Speri
bar ialbell umocr Slag / 6ralfrig
ocn f3bc Sftober. &apt. &ollcs or.
ganiicrcoc aampali & al Mnoct @la.
ccniin S%lnfauteri, bpilfet &ompalli be
itoo al 6riuinigc ira Srcmpealcau
County.
YranS i @iper sails. Gn Slbc.
bralb, Der bar uobrubt / &iGlOer.
etagcn unoer Saegorts Ipothef, eoe-
lagoc ocn 21be os. ben itpre Srenlpllt
Slocf / Hiper Sails, bepirfenoe ct
Cab al cmfring $4,000. Get mcitc
al Tarcr pg anbct / @cigers Sfo.
buff, Sarmers & Wercbants @anf,
Yoitfontorct % @rcincrs 8arage,
ollie / ierite Gtage, blcp reboet. In.
ocu Gtaec optoges bopebiagelie al
9G9crs % Iouofaters 2ontorer.
Strip I'll al iluffc eller ialfalo be-
erGmic Slocn ienbtes ira Suoion, %
Ell al DC tirngc Mciorposne giorbe Den
II Wtil lunsc Heiic paa 80 Nini,ter.
Wilipanfccs Trcmtibsnbiister.
Slanbt DC 9per, iom meo gob 0rnno
bar begpnbt at regnc no Sirfninaeil
al Den n%atipnale 6orbubslop. or Wfil-
nalfec - glbpen peo Wicbigan.
iiecn. @pen pil eiter ben 30ie Sunni,
naar bcnne 9op trGber ifrait. lioe ct
aarliat Cab al 100000. iom III no.
bctalcs al Salponcr for 9iccnie. me.
hcils pper $1,000 Vcrioner, iom M
bcifiGitiacs peb oerpGrcnoc 2lbrps.
scrier, % bliper a~rbeioslsie. Gor'
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Wtmmciotd.
Tipcitur. libcr tort S~rnnStab. :

". Njnnrb 4 Cos itcrc @~roAhanocl
/ Groceries % Srlpt / Eipeitonc
rcNbrruotc tiblia TrcNnN Wfor9en.
(abct oniloocS til S55O.000.
auiuec i Ganbp iGttcr Icfuro.
Niiia Sole Sinocion / Gonbu bar
innoinnljNpia lot Ell Nieforo ipr Sta.
ten uco iiocn GliNult 1917 Al have
IS SncatcrS % 6S &ar
Siremper. Nti@ N'uacion or Wotrun
uco Siuenlon Mcmorlol &oipitol i
Gonbp.
&lruua.Srg: rSmt ipr TprrGSe.
ri. II. Tohu S%iciubatb al @inona,
iom az ocu isocrolc W~ranbiurn lat
ties mH6cr NntlaAc Tor al bdpc oper
tronot Spiouloucnb erflUrcoc iia bcn
2ioc d. ltploia % hcnltca til 60
Godc2 SruNicI iurui Ill az bctalc eli
Wulft AZ $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures trw~
Ser Al. Nqc Iotalc llbifriuninas.
commissioner or bcororet iii oi trr
Dc a. lcnc't t0oc december. Noger
Yp.cuatloncr Ill Siltriftafomnisiios
nernc tiao0cS life bcrc'icr, % inacn
"GncltionnalrcS" mootaacS citer 9be
Zee. al Iotule commissioner. 1is.
Ie fol ON miIig pGre iGrbie meb
i'm aloSiiiiccrina al @ruppcrnc / 10
til 36 oA i Is Mars Aloercn inocll
30tc Non., bcri Noa life iubbciotici
STseunoerisscIic, iom ipr or aiifni-
Jet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26

Tct brnocr pitc, at Prcpc. Tom ilocBoloct
Ific Tcnae % life or rcNiftrcrct. fontmcr bort
ran Scicr. senS berior life Isle Venac nbeu
at fan SUFFERING for %renet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26

"Iccprab.T piten % |co Mrnru" III 9toros
% Ganmnri fofter $3.50 pr. War. a;crfo ibe'
regnef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-26

~ poa HorbueiienS iiore %uliueis
S0nf Gp0see. Sulot &uriuo Noofs
O(UM fespin9, Gbprtbano. autos,
@as= % Steam=G Engineering.
Speciete 6losier for e,ptommere. ao't %
ecei / pripat Sarnilie. 81 til $3.50 pr. uSe.
Striu til
j. c. Satire,
Crookston, Mimi.
The Tomahawk., 1918-06-20
TWO MORE SHIPS SUNK !
German Submarine Destroys
Norwegian Vessels.
Raider Stops Craft OF Virginia Coast
and Danish Steamer Rescues
Crew.

New York, June 13.-The Vindeggen
and Henrik Lund, two Norwegian
steamships, have been sunk by Ger
man submarine about 200 miles east
of Cape Charles, Va.
This brings the total of vessels sunk
by U-boats since they began their
campaign in these waters to Is.
Their crews, totalli1g 6S men, were
brought here by Danish steamship
which picked them up at sea after
they had been set adrift in their small
boats.
Copper Cargo Transferred.
Eighty tons of copper ingots, part
of the cargo of the Vindeggen, were
taken aboard the U-boat before the
steamer was sunk by means Of bombs.
The vessel was stopped by the sub
marine and the crew was obliged to
unload the copper into the ships small
boats and transfer it to the U-boat.
Then the small boats were taken IN
tow until the Henrik Lund was sight
ed.
The Vindeggen was bound here
from Norfolk for New York Stopped
by the submarine, the crew Of this
ship was likewise ordered into small
boats and the ship sent to the bottom
by bombs. The two crews were taken
in tow and when the Danish vessel
was sighted. according to their story,
the submarine cut them adrift AID
submerged.
The Tomahawk., 1918-06-20
MADE sCHvvAB LOOK FOOLISH


An illuminating sidelight on the man
ner In which large business enter
prises used to seek to influence legis-
lation in congress was uncovered by
Charles M. Schwab, now of the Unit
ed States shipping board, in a speech
delivered recently at a luncheon OF
advertising men in Washington.
Mr.. Schwab was apologizing for as
suming to speak for the shipping board
in Mr.. Hurley's absence. He said:
II feel a little like foreman who
worked for me once, who had come
here to Washington to appear before
q committee that was Investigating
something, and had him pretty well
coached; I thought I had him well
trained what to say. 49,.
II sat in the corner and watched him
and presently found that he was str2-
ing a little from the training, anu
shook my head at him, and in old
fashioned mill style he looked at me
and said, "Well, DIT, Charlie, that's
what you told me to say"
The Tomahawk., 1918-06-20
eia Coal Order for Poor.

New York. June 13.-Jonathan r.
Day, commissioner of markets, an.
nounced that after inspection Of q
coal mine near Scranton, Pa, he was
prepared to sign contract for the de-
livery Of 100000 tons of anthracite to
be stored here to meet any possible
fuel famine next winter and to be sold
by the city particularly to the poor
virtually at cost. Asserting that he
had offers Of 100000 tons more, Mr..
Day said that 100000 tons will be
sufficient to tide over . condition
such as existed last winter"