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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01
CLOTHES SHOP OFFERS NOVEL
 BARGAIN PLAN

The Chester Clothes shop, 119S Main street, has inaugurated the big gest bargain event of the year begin ming tomorrow and ending Saturday, Feb. g. For a long time the Ches- ter Clothes Shop has realized that with the increased cost of materials and production that they have been selling their $11 suits at a consider able loss. They knew that they could raise the price to $15 and still be offering wonderful values, but the directors have decided on discontinu- ing the entire line anad have decided on the following plan.
 Beginning Feb. 2 to 5, suits are reduced to $10, from Feb. 6 to they will be sold at $9. In the event of any remaining on Feb. g, they will be closed out at $8. Every suit or overcoat in this lot remaining unsold after ten o'clock Saturday night will be turned over to Mayor Clifford B. Wilson to be given to any worthy charitable institution. Don't fail to | be on hand to participate in the most extraordinary clothing event of the year. Read the advertisement ap- bearing on another page of this pa 1 per for further information.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01
EX-ALDERMAN BENT
 TO LOSE BIG JOB UNDER MAYOR MILAN

Francis P. Bent, former alderman of New York, brother of William W. Bent of the law firm of Bent, and Buckingham, is out of job. He is a friend of Mayor Hylan's too, but this did not save him. The new mayor had given him $6,000 job, which he held for only two weeks, it being abolished today.
 Bent is well known in this city. He has appeared as speaker at several public gatherings here. He is in the strong graces of Mayor Hylan, who did his utmost to save Bent's job. Hylan picked out job for Bent as head of the Bureau of Contract Su-
 pervision, one of the most important branches of the Board of Estimate. During the Mitchell administration the 1 job was held down by Tilden Adam
 ason, who got S7,5OO year. Bent took it for $1,500 less.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01

from a public spirited citizen to be distributed in prizes of $25O and $100 in each school district for the school making the best record in per capita sales of thrift stamps
 Prizes amounting to thrift stamps worth $1OO at maturity have been of fered in Colorado to the city carrier, rural carrier, postal clerk or other postal employe not actually employed at the Savings stamp window who makes the largest sale of thrift stamps.
 The governor of Georgia has offered three prizes to the school children of his state who shall write the best jingle" about the war savings cam 'paign.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01
PRIZE CONTESTS TO HELP SALES
 OF WAR STAMPS

Hartford, Feb. 1.-With the war savings campaign in full swing from , one end of the country to the other, ! word has reached the office of State Director of War Savings Howell Che ney of campaigns that are being aid- ed in various states through prize off, fers, which encourage investors in thrift contests and spur workers to
 greater efforts as statesmen.
 The board of education of New York
 City has received a donation of $5,OOS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01
LEVINE ESCAPES
 SECOND ATTEMPT
 TO MURDER HIM

London, Feb. 1-Another unsuc- cessful attempt on the life of Premier I,enine was made last night, accord ing to the Petrograd correspondent of the Daily News. A young man in a student uniform entered the Smolny institute, the Bolshevik headquarters and fired a shot from revolver at the premier without hitting him.
 The Red guards stationed outside the premier's room were arrested and will be charged with neglect of duty.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01
WAR WORK PLANT BURNS

Harrison, N. J., Feb. Fire today destroyed the plant of the Driver Harris Wire Co.,, which was engaged in making wire specialties for use in war work. The property loss is esti- mated at $30O,000. Investigation as to the cause of the blaze was begun by the authorities.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01
KNAPP SOLD TO ATLANTA.

Inf1elder Knapp, who was farmed out to Toledo by the Yankees last sea- son, will no treturn to Bresnahan's club. Knapp was sold yesterday to the Atlanta club of the Southern League. where he will play the position left vacant by the return of Ollie O'Mara to Brooklyn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01
TENNESSEE FLOOD HEATING.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb. 1-The crest of the rise in the Tennessee river is expected Saturday. The gauge registered 41.7 feet this morn ing and was rising slowly here, but the water is falling at all stations here. Street railway traffic is crip- pied.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01
Did this ever happen to you?

Did this ever happen to you? fPretty frequent occurrence this kind of freezing weather.
 fOf course you must send for the plumber. fBut suppose you can't get him in a hurry? fAny man can make repairs by the use of our S0lderkit "a complete outfit, sim plified for the amateurs use.
 fAnd there are a hundred and one things about the house that need soldering from time to time.
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24
Don't Let Silent, Ghostly Hun Sentiment
Find Lodgment in Your Brain

fights wherever there chance break down ciza
among the folks at home
will the homes and and mills at home
the boys the front will have much harder time holding back the Hun
1t dangerous have Hun sentiment get footing back
the lines would be have armed Hun force execute
movement and get in behind fighting lines
So look out for the Hun at home Be traffic help steer the
attacking current should And don't stop watching the Hun
The noisy blatant kind Watch for the SILENT ghost Hun
sentiment that its and out elusive and zeacheous
There ghost Huns well heavyrowd
The Hun da idea that gets into the heads of careless
PERSONS their thoughts coming from perhaps nowhere in
tcuar but creating havoc as it goes.
Keep head straight Keep couns ideals before
and plug for them plug hard for victory Don't let ghost Hun find
Judgment your brain Keep bes blazing torch in view and lib
erty's flaming, inspiring purpose before you
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24
Reconstruction Period Will Place Heavy
Demands on Youth of Today
3, LELAND s. PARKE ss.n Oh Ls.3.s Udsw4iy 4 Aissa

reconstruction period Of stupendous proportions ahead Of
It will place heavy demands youth Of today.
Since necessity has forced accept
modern many phases Almost unbelievable in
been made To hold the ground gained and
make secure that should speed
aune up educational machinery every possible The
training young ambitious youth with his plastic mind
for guaranteeing such security
looking America today. Our ability to do big
things big way has been an eyeopen every globe
With America the world not stone should be Lett
unturned to keep her there for Ill time to r.
Thanks the foresight leading educator Who bending
every energy give boys and girls advantage that modern
science and modan thought afford. -a-sH
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24

job good while
IN IS
call myself Jack Dalton Chase Or some
old
ishest couo
Null.
Larry-ok, boy!
locality and here start new life
sixteen he
his father i
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24

duty duty" So unlmbns bis gum
II crnwled through. ~
the cellar the fusdve the
Cadar eleven
OF S54 Smith
F1atbush the
street. on Cnucn
shic by houn dogs
gravity
sentence
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24
war poas 70 ss Dropped.

In the opinion Of the United States
G. n. O. the war dogs days are over
The dogs have performed heroic tasks
but after consultation with French
army experts 1t was decided to dro1
the idea of establishing American army
kennels. It is not generally known
that large numbers Of the dogs attach
ed to the French and British armies
Lave died through being 9assed. They
could net refrain from scratching hoael
In their gas masks ga &
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24

thn
little WHILE could describe from personal
experience and illustrate by pathetic aneco but there is no
need imagine And then you imagine also the
gratitude which soldier for the loan books
his pack and take with him into the line to help
while the weary hours of which there have
into NJ A. library and tell the librarian that his
books have saved them from going melancholy mad
the soldier for time Gin support that is trenches
dugous distance behind the front line Here he begin
for other advantages have known
NJ be established actually under the enemys lire
for the benefit of the support Here they cigarettes
chewing gum They drink Of coffee They
only the trenches
ciate. =
Then spell of being Gin reseGve This is passed in some
village a camp of tin huts. The soldier has
eureha he do with it? You know that OF the
of life shopping This supposed by people to be
womans pleasure but that enjoy shopping too
villages nhut there would just there
would be libraries writing it not for the
Y M A. Ask soldier how the would get without the
A. He will tell that would get badly indeed Go
any hour of the day and will under
stand why
the clubs and stores They offer refreshmen
both the body the mind They well stocked with useful
things SOAP toobushes and other simple toilet necessaries
wide choice of attractive purchases from canned
And when the soldier has bought what he
merely looked around and his pocket
he sit down. order something to drink meet his friends read the
papers, write letters. ""..
soldier said to me ONCE A. keeps human
what other organization doing could DO Amid the
the the monotonous life of the troops the
field the Red Triangle shines with steady comforting glow There
could opinion better spending hundred million dol
lars than giving the Y NJ the fullest opportunity to make the
soldier comfortable and connted with his lot
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24

blessed With long legs, soon caught up
with the pursuing throng and was In
formed that the "holdup men, had
sought asylum in the cellar Of an
abandoned carpenter shop at FlatbusA
avenue and Chester street. The mouth
of a hole under the foundation
through which the crowd said the fu-
gitives had entered the cellar, yawned
ominously.
"Come out!" ordered the police
man.
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24

a into
Later was n Of the structure
telephone
a
wall the handsome home OF M cosner
of living dining
escaped injury
other home coal
the
in the yard hurled block
standing feet pump
while the pump was
picked exchanged
frames from the neighbors homes
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24
Fritz Surely Picked Out Good Old Irish Name

n H1CAGO-To days is not likely to help
L Schutze changed
DECIDED
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24
Don't Mention Hodup Men to Officer Blackwell

Blackwell saunterng along Flatbush
and the other knife Policeman Blackwell be
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24
Storm Brought to Mind the Franks Of Halloween

mental strain brought
at
Of the The sight Of chickens
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24

become Irish. mo, didn't consult no
courts about changing my name,' he
said when asked about the matter. II
just changed It and let it got Mt that.
That's all the courts would have done
and it would have cost me a lot of
money. I'm leery of them legal birds.
I settled the matter out of court and
now I'm Larry Mulligan. give the
thing a thought before took the
name, though. talked the matter
over with couple of pals and they
handed me a lot Of hum advice. They
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24


n
would enlist They
So taking active the ebra
Fourth Domnck enlisted He said he eight
an twentyeigh.
drilling routine
ordered
watching
had had him
emo
heard and held the boy for trial special NO
special his
transferred the chidrens court
the He said:
deliberately paradd about in uniform shall send
siekler the
uniform
% without the right
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24

running around without feathers was
common. Rats and mice left their hid
ing places. One went through small
blaze and was singed through to the
skin. Trees in the devastated area
were stripped of branches two or three
inches in diameter.
The trees that were not uprooted
became Christmas trees. With more
than so automobiles blown In here and
there, tires, hoods, seats, robes, wheels
and even steering gears flew high and
landed In the branches. One cur was
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24
What Y. M. c. A. Is Doing in Field to
keep the Soldier Human"
By LORD NORTHCLlFFE. Editor d Londea Time.

Have you tried to picture for yourself the
life of the soldier in the field? Let me draw you
outline What describe have seen during my many
visits to the allied fronts.
While he is Gin the line," he calls it, which
means holding the front POSITIONS he is fixed to one
particular spot. He has duties which occupy large
part of his time His recreation is limited to smoking,
chatting and reading. How the men in the line hun
ger for something to rea how they 60 through the
magazines, daily and weekly papers, even through
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24

to fifteen. Dominick is fifteen, and his
age and his long legs, that lift him just
6 feet s inches above the ground, have
got him into trouble.
Dominick lives at 467 Hartman
street with his parents and three small
sisters. For a long time he has felt
out of place everywhere. His legs
were SO elongated that he had to fold
them over the top Of the desk in
school, where he was the butt of ridi-
Guile by older and smaller boys. This
goading became so pronounced that
The Tomahawk., 1918-10-24
Dominick Simply Could Not Give Up Uniform

Marshal Crowder had visited the hdrens court the
draft might shortly be dropped
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
rissifoleaipirante

8aibington BEN 16oe Sec: sol
genbe uttge V}pno ira Winneioto er
blet uoieeoe til at unoerfaite ii9 Gp.
tagelieseramcn til arie5ifolen i
@eit Eoint Den 1Soe Warts 1919:
Nominere0e al Senator NeIiou:
Saul 3. MideIct, minneapolis, meO
9lrdie W. SrocIitrup fra gelgroo
iom fsritc % 6ranf 9. GbriitIicb
fra Sutdinion iom anoen Supple.
ant.
Nomineret al aongresmono 4r.
ocrIon: NiQium Z. Sopo ira 9ant.
ton, al aongreSmano Steererion:
Somaro s. &anoeriluis fra 6ergus
Sails meo Carl 6. genion ira Sra
ace iom Sitpplcant, og al aongres.
mano anltion: 0epis $. Anoer-
ion ira Ct. GIouo meb Sames 5.
Gornes fra Hopalton iom Supple.
ant.
3ro Hortb Iafota or nomiueret
CHARLES %. acnreop frn Nismarcf
og SEQ .. @Iant fra Saaep Gitp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
Stort Sarmermcoe.

@rcnt Sails, Nort., t4oe Sec:
st Trogram er linoer lloorbei.
0clie for Ell 8onpention, Iont ifal
aiboloes beri Qpcn / Sanuar al
Wortnnnlutionen az AMERICAN 60.
cietp Of @altitp, Wiontona 6armer5'
Union % WOntona State Grange.
Zen al Societp Of Gll,itp organi.
ierc0e oorligc co operative aonqrcs
IomnlentrGoer Der oen 20oe %Sanuar.
og oct er mlllig, al De euriae 6or.
cniltger enten ptl me0e iamtioia.
eler umioocIburt ier eaer eiter Den,
ne.
Soapiot uioe$ bar NonpattiIan.
ligocu ingen SnobpOeIie iooet til at
ocItogc / reinforcement, ifignt Sen
uoiiicieIt bar reprplentcret pua for.
rige Nar5 aon9res.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
Ct "Sronooffer".

@aibingtiou hcn 1000 Sec: 1Sor.
ianlcoc omfriHg go Tapettc Stat'
ten ~retoperior oct 9oioe 6li5 oucr
gap ioag 225 NeoIemmcr al set no
tionaIe auinoeporti TrPii0ent @iI'
IONS BOG ~Gbe Retp 6reeoom" OF
ale bans optegneoe llOtaleIier ON
9cmofroti % aUinOeitcmmerct til
6Iammerne.
"0iringeu" oucrpGrc0e3 al en-
talrig 5ilifueritorc, ser gioroe 40.
itiaig Stsi. men bpiS Cpigriel life
gap A~nleOnirg til nogen Arreita.
tlorl.
"GerSen betrngter grpiiocnt @iI-
ion iom Ell 9emofrntiets Eroiet %
tror poa bans 0origtigbeo", iagoe
hrs. Sobr Noeers ira 9tep Dorf.
iom prQiiOereSe, men a~meritonife
apinoer peo al Ter Aar5 Griariug,
boor tomme, hans Gro er. vi THAR
her, Ell Dor Stemmeret bereoct
@ruppe. meo blot "A Gage igien
til at fire os @eota8elIer az Stem.
Observation-Disclosures. mcoeuS Brr.
iioentet er ornget iii europa iorot
iifre 8er0en 9emofrati, reiit bort ira
oet Yarti, bpis 5srer ban er, %
nRgteuoe &rapene paa 9emotrati
her i amerifa".
~(nisrt al Nrs. Sarpep " @ilep
maritereoe 200 apinoer bprenoe
9dnnere 90 % bGrenoe ~iIammenoe
6afler % De til grGnboiier be-
itente Bigger og Sfriiter irem til ga
6apettesS tstten.
glanot De til Slammerne oper.
oiune 5rptiuger par T~rRiioentens
Gale iii De iranife Socialiiter, hans
Spar til Vr9iioent Toincare. bans
6laaoastale. Der bleu brpnSte al
Suiuoisoelegationer, Ger bcitob al
MiIs goitha Tbelps, DHis Gertrude
9rocfer % gfrs. Sesiie SarSp @sac.
tap fra Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
6uperncrfonpentionen

annapolis, Worplanb, Sen 1Goe
Sec: 8%l,pernerer fra 80 al LIMO
iters Stater par tilitebe iong peo
aabninsen al Den tienbe anrlisc
Observation-Disclosures / oct famine 60.
faIe / WarpIanos biitoriife Sopeos
itao, bpor 8eorge WaIbington !
1888 'raiogoe ijg 3ommanooen oper
Dc amerifanite Striostruiter unher
oen beIoig aiilutteoe Sribebstris.
Stoaenbe paa Oct iamme Steo,
Iom Waibington itoS, snifebe Sta.
tens @iipernsr. g. Is. S~arrington,
De tiIiteoep9renoe @%uuernerer pei.
fommen og gap cn Speriigt oper De
Neutrality-suspicious., iom uil
fcmme til g~ebanolins paa Sonic
rencell, Der parer til Snsoas.
Staterne MAJ Iamarbeioe, iasoe
8upernsren, iorat fremme 9opsip.
ming. iom oil t~iIiifre IcciaI HetiGr'
6iebeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
beIe Samilien 900.

Sra Iiles Gitp, Montonn, bcrct.
tcs oen 16be December: % 5. y.
9aer, Ell / NarbcOen al Sanap boz
enoe Snrmer, forleoen Gag fom ino
/ Suiet hos Ell al line Nnboer, ianot
ban oenne, bans &ultrlt % TO Born
liggenoe bsoe / iiuc Scnge % ct
treble Barn liegcnoe bscnoc pna
@nlpet. > gae bar osOc al Sniluen
so. 9ornet, ionl innOtes paa 8iil.
pct osoe en- fort &i0 eitcr Of pGre
bragt til en- Nabofarmer5 Stem.
Seitene noe / StolOen bar ogian
/ Ell bsenoe I%illtoro, Oa DC / Gage.
bis intet Sober eIcr @ono bapbe
iaaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20

lolro uroer aommauoo al Siiicercr
al bsl Han9. Suqcn tuifc NiIitGr.
lllltrrttcrer nil bli tiaoot at icrbli
| San0ct.
Winiitcrfriic / Iurac.
Sriitinnin 0cu t5oe Dec: It'll
freo@beo mco Stataminiitcr @un.
mar &nuoien9 Stprc iurmiuoifeoe
bans SilbGuGcrc / Stortbinget ira
so til So / 81 iioite IoIg. Oct an.
toGc0, at bans Wtiuiiterimm mae
omoanncS citcr Nptoar, ga bana
Fartl life IGnger fontroIcrer CIT
Woioritct al Stortbiugct. Nnu an,
tagcr, at StotSmiuiltrrcn fanife
fan iorcnc ia mco SocidIiItcrue moo
Sppoiition2pdrtiet, Npirc, scr NJ,
fontrolcrcr % Nlooie.
Gn al auuoleut Wiiniitcrict3 Ie-
gicrin8abanoIinaer par SnofcreIien
al 6orbub. De ileitc al @placrne
liges at bare / 6opsr al at aigiore
bette Sperg@manl ueo SoIefoiitcnu.
ming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
Sa toilette. Saseu.

Sra @aibineton beretteS oen t50e
Gee, at Der al Senatets @algfomi.
te, Der / flere Y'aaneoer bar bopt
9eifplbningerne MOB Senator ga
6oaette til llnOerisgeIie, er irem.
lagt Ell Notwithstanding, buori
Der fr9oes, at ser ifal ioretageS ri.
ocre llnberiegclier / set Giemeo, at
ban ellten fan bli fulbitpnoig iri,
fienot, gipcs Ell &eprimanoc, eQer
uooilt AZ Senatct.
&omiteens 6lertal bar a~nbciolet,
at ptan laoer Sogen falbc, mcn Wti
noriteten bppoer, at bette life fan
pore tilireositillenoe bperfen Tor
Seltatet, for Tublifum eller Tor &c.
nator ga 6olettc ielp.
Sagen mos ga 5oaette or, ionl
beficnot, boieret paa bans ongipelig
iaopale uotaleIier / ben Gale ban
bolot for Observation-Disclosures i ct.
Yarl Sen 20oe Sept. 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
Qnfommet Groppeifib.

Nem 9orf ocu 16oc Sec: aiGnt.
pcoampercn "9eoiatban" anfom
ioog mco 5000 amerifanife Solna.
ter onrborb eiier at bare upret for.
iinfct TO Gage al en- uigiennemtrpu.
geIia Gage. Naa6cr naaeoe Snn.
on Soof Ssroog aiten, men nnaattc
li9ge Der / TO Tsgn pua @rmo al
Gaogcn.
Cen Spenife Gmerifalinies 9oao
"Stytfbolm", DER poa 8runo al
Gaagen isoar giten maatte saa til.
anters uoenfor "Statlic OF 2ibertp",
mebbrogte ct 2IntaI nm~crifauifc
6lpgtninger ira Huslono, bpor DC
bar blet iloe bcbonoIeoc al Volide.
uiiterne / EctrograO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
Haret$ be$t.
SotalprrSien a%nilaaes til oper 1914
Billion Dollars.
Wimtcrbpcoem itaar lopcnoe

Sielge Oct fsoerale S~anbbrugs.
departments Iarsberetning onilaus
es &eroien al SanoetS pigtigite ap.
linger iaar til $12,272,412,000,
baieret paa HriIerne ben lite De-
cenlber - Ben ~ltsritc @Groi al no.
! get tibligere aarS Seit / De Serene.
DC Staters Siitorie. Oepartenten.
tet bor reenet no, at hisie Iplinger
iaar tiliammen er prro $6t4,3S0,-
600 mere enc / 1917, lom ogiaa an
Iuaes for ct meget go0t Iar.
Oct inoiaaeoe Ireal bar o9Iaa
iaar betDoclig ltsrre enc nogenlinOe
fsr, ioet oct uogiorbe 355,S95,722
Icres, bpilfet er 100000 flere
Icres, enb ser bar inoIaaet ifior.
9isie Der a%nfsrte Spgoper freml.
bPpes / Observation-Disclosures Be-
refining lom ct eoot Ie9n paa, at
Hationen bill pGre bebre iitano til at
boloc lit 2efte ont at Ienoe europa
20,O00,00O Con @rsbforn o. andre
SepnetSmioler nTitc Iar, eno man
bapbe pelltet.
De fleite al Iplilgcrne er itsrre
enc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for DC
iibite fem slar, og Here al Dem bar
lat &eforber, iIGr g~aurbpeoe, @pg,
Hug % 3obaf. WaisapIingen bIep
oerinloo inar minore enb oct FEM.
oarlige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @a.
rets Waisapling on laacs al Scpars
tementet til 2,5S5,S14.000 @uibeI,
eaer nGi ten en- balp Billion 9uibel
minore enb forriec Iars Heforbap.
ling.
IaretS Speocnpling er iterre enc
oct femaariee Observation-Disclosures
og n9iten 100000 600 itsrre END
Iplingen iiior, men berimoo oper
100,000,00 o 9ulbels minore emo
Geforbaplingen / 1915.
@Grbien al Waisaplingen an
lluaes til 3H Billion Dollars, Spe.
beaplingen til TO giqioner, So pg
gomlIo bper pper IL Billion OF
9apre oper Ell Viuion Dollars.
Sc sltnitiae @eirforboIoe og Sen
i,bpre Sorpgelie al oct inbiaaebe
Ireal giper 2sfte ON Sen ltsrite
notwithstanding / 2onoets ST.
itorie. Oct inoiaaeoc @reol err me-
item 16 @anee iterre enc iorrige
gar og uogjer tiIiammen 49,027,.
600 IcreS.
8aa @uiis bernf anIIaar 2ano-
brllgsbepurtementet Iinterbueoeap-
lineen for oct fomnenoe S(ar til
765,O00,OOO Vulbel, eQer S0,000,-
600 @itibel iterre emo oet iterIte
notwithstanding, Iom nogengong
er inobeItct BERT 2anbct. NpIinaen
/ 1916 beleb Jig til 555,725,O00
glibel.
@interbpebens Silitano bell lite
December bar 9S.5 Vrocent moo
1913 flor o1 S5.7 / 1916.
gf 8interrug er Ger inbIaact ct
Ireal pao 6,S20,O00 @crces, IL
Yrocent itsrre ems set Soften 1917
inoiaueoe greal, font uogioroe g.
70S,000 Icres.
Iaarrugens Silitnno bar sen lite
December 800 Brocent moo Sal
/ 1917 % SS.S / 1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20

@runlb al lit 6orbolo til @uelano.
life iii bar Neolent, rimeli9piS, ion-
mart 6reoen fprmelt er erflGret,
oil bli truifet Striot til ogiaa at
gaa ino / ben pon. omerifanife llni.
on.
arigen bar. iaebe han, eiort mere
til at nopifle Soli0aritct, 8ienli.
oigbeo % Samorbci0e melem 90.
tiolterne paa Den ueitligc &~olpfu9lc
ems ~nogenting iiben Eroflamcrinecn
al Wonrocooftrinen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
De imaa Nationer.

Nep gorf, Sen 140c Gccbr.: Gc'
p%rGientanter for % Nntioner ouer-
bar Iabningsmsoet Der ibag al Den
anocn oorliee aongres al "2eo9uc
Of Smau anb Subiect Nationali-
ties.
Taa Wsoet / aiten pil Ger BIZ al
minoeIig 9rsftelie al 2igaenS SoIo.
ming meo SenIpn til 6r~eoSfonieren-
cen.
Serator @iaiom 6. gorob blir
Sopebtaleren peo ct Nosiemeoc
imorgen Aitert. aongrcsreprGielt.
taltt MtiIS Seanette Hanfin er iuo.
bubt iom ggresgipit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
JnHuen,a.G pioemien.

@aibineton ben 16oe &c.: Gbe.
ZEN for oct ofientIiee Sunobeosop.
len, @eneralhirirg Blue. bar lloiteoi
en- aunogisrelie, bpori ban benleocr
Nolfcts Spmerfiombeo paa Saren
peo at iIappes i line 8eitr9beller
paa at befi9mpe Snfluen5aepioe.
mien.
Gpioemien er life ODER enoa, Tiger
ban, % ban uotaIer Jrpgt for, at De
mango Gebsialo, iom after ere be.
spnot at inotr9iie / foriticuise GO.
ne, oil iorsge Jig, ON Der life ircm.
beles iasttases De i~trengcite 6oriis.
tigbeosregler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
Sorulvffet pcltflyper.

Gli3obetb, e. s., SEN t6oc Tw.
Gorl 2. Smith fra @rocfton, Mai5.,
Scr / mango Mar bar itoaet / Foit.
uGicnctS Siereitc, OF iom bulot poo
at uoSanne iig ion 2lritpoitisrer.
itprtcbe iong nco pnn 6Ipueplaoien
Nciu 9ort og llog iig libel paa
Eletten.