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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
FAIRvEIW

Mrs. William Christian will entertain the members of the New Idea circle Tuesday at a spend the day party at her home at Owenton. The day will be spent in making hospital supplies for the Red Cross.
 MT. Arch Wix was called to Dallas, Ga, Wednesday on account of his little daughter being i'll with pneumonia.
 Mrs. B. w. McJunkin and Mrs. Earle Gilmore were joint hostesses at the home of Mrs. Gilmore Thursday afternoon, when they entertained at novelty shower in honor of Mrs. Gilmores sis ter Mrs. Oscar Harmon. The Gilmore cottage was attractively decorated in the national colors. In a sewing contest Mrs. M. J. Cain was awarded the prize, a lovely box of stationery, for the neatest hot chocolate was served to the fol- lowing guests, Mesdames J. M. Gilmore, J. Barnes, Leach Carl Crews. George Prather Beamus, P. H. Meehls, w. H, Chichester, w. T. Jones, c. Shelby, Mulligan, Sharp, Odum, A. N. Buckner, Arthur Thompson, M. J. Cain, B. w. McJunlsini an Earle Gilmore. Music was furnished by Mrs. Shelby.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter have re- turned to Fairview after a lengthy visit to points in Texas.
 MT. Paul Clayton is improving after a severe attack of lagrippe at his home on Elder avenue.
 Miss Cecelia Cain is convalescent after a two weeks illness at the home Of her mother, Mrs. M. J. Cain, on Elder ave- nue.
 MT. Walter Pearson, accompanied by his brother, MT. Henry Pearson, has re- turned to his home in Cullman. Many friends of MT. Henry Pearson will be pleased to learn that he has entirely recovered from a serious operation per- formed at St. Vincent's hospital.
 Married, Thursday evening at o'clock at the Baptist pastorium in Pratt City, Mr. Calvin Burns of Fairview and Mrs. Carrie Accuff of Pratt City, Rev. R. l.. Durant.. officiating. MT. and Mrs. Burns will reside in Pratt City.
 number of patriotic women. as- sembled at the home of Mrs J. M. Oliver on Oak avenue Tuesday afternoon and organized Red Cross unit. Mrs. A. c. Williams was elected chairman; Miss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
FAIRFIELD

At a regular meeting of the Woman's Missionary society of the Fairfield Methodist church at the home of Mrs C. A. Buck Monday afternoon the time of meeting was changed to the second and fourth Mondays of each month. The following programme was given; Devotional exercises, Rev, w. c. Buck aby; How Miss Malinda Became Tither' Mrs. G. M Gamble; song, Take My Life and Let It Be- Talk on Prayer" Mrs. c. A. Buck; duet, Jesus Is All the World to Me-" Mrs. l. Ma iris and Mrs M. E. Miller.
 Mrs. L. W. Clark was hostess to a number of children Monday afternoon, the occasion being her little son, Ralph's, third birthday. Assisting in entertaining the youngsters were Mrs Joseph Walsh, Mrs. A. E. Wickham, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Wood, Mrs w L.. Clark and Miss Lucille Clark Kinder garten games were played and later re- treatments were served as the children gathered around the dining table, on which was placed large birthday cake with pink candles About 20 children were included in the hospitality of the afternoon.
 Miss Decline Brooks was hostess Thursday afternoon, celebrating her twelfth birthday In the donkey con- to9e MISS Lena f1dWklnS received the prize. dainty box of stationary, after which music and dancing were enjoyed. Mrs. Brooks was assisted in serving punch, cake and candy by Mrs. Rob- erts and Mrs. Donavant The young hostess received many beautiful pres ents.
 The Woman's auxiliary of the Plunket Memorial church will meet with Mrs B. H. Saddler Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
 Mrs. F. D. Reynolds and daughter, Camille, are spending two weeks in Sycamore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

ing Lessons of Sympathy. Kindness and Obedience" Mrs. Reid. "Why Children Like Animals" Mrs. Canterberry. "Se- lection From Black Beauty" Mrs. Wal ter Hain. Current Events, Mrs John Guthrie. Mrs. Mcdonald and Mrs. Fred Reid served refreshments.
 The Missionary society of the Methodist church met with Mrs. John Guthrie the past week. The subject for the afternoon was stewardship" Sev- eral interesting readings were given. Tea and sandwiches were passed by the hostess.
 Mrs Tom Ellis had as her guests for dinner Wednesday Mrs. Joe Gib- son of Texas Mrs. c. c. Gibson of Bes- semer and Mrs. A. T. Morgan
 Mrs W. L. Young was hostess at 8 delightful spend-the-day party the past week. The time was spent in chatting and needle work. At the noon hour a four-course dinner was served Those seated at the prettily arranged table were MT. and Mrs. Harry Sawyer, Mrs Walker Mitchell, MT. ]. NJ Sawyer and the hostess.
 "Rebekahs" gave surprise shower Mrs John Jayne and Mrs. Marshall Long, whose home was recently de- troyed by fire. Many beautiful and use full gifts were received. A number of guests from other parts of the city were invited.
 Mrs. Sam Caldwell had as her guasts for dinner "Wednesday Mrs. J. J. Gum, Mrs. W. A. Worden and Mrs. J. M Sawyer.
 MT. Morris Fournice left Saturday for Charleston, S. C., to accept a posi- ton there.
 Mir and Mrs. Eugene Moore and Miss Minnie Moore are with relatives in Tal- ladega.
 Mir. Tom Marshall is here from West Virginia to spend awhile with his par ents
 MT. and Mrs Cliff Stuart have named their little son Robert Thomas MT. and Mrs. Russell Oliveu have named their little son Russell, Jr. Miss Genie GadillSe left the past week for Washington, where she has ac- cepted a government position.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
IRONDALE


 Mir and Mrs. ]. c. Pearson, who have been spending sometime with Mrs. Mur- phy. have moved to Woodlawn, where they will reside in the future.
 MT. R. E. Wilson has returned from business trips to Florence and other points in north Alabama.
 Miss Jessie Clements entertained at a spend the might party on Saturday in compliment to Miss Ruby Maske and Miss Kate Montgomery.
 Miss Alberta Goar, subprincipal of Iron6ale school, who has been confined to her room for several days on account of illness, is able to be out again.
 The many friends of Mir. Ralph Wilson, who Is travelling salesman for Shapley Hardware company, will be glad to know that he has been transferred from St. Louis to Tennessee Alabama and Mis- sissippi, and will spend the week-ends at home.
 Rev J. w. Aiken. pastor of the Meth odts Epicopal church here and at Boyles. expects to move his family to Irondale the first of the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

Leila Sanders was elected secretary and Mrs. J. H. Cummings, treasurer. Mrs Williams extends an invitation to all the women of Fairview interested in Red Cross work to join the unit. The next meeting will be held Thursday, January 3l, at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs Williams on Oak avenue. The charter members are, Mrs. A L. David son, Mrs F. s. Hammille, Mrs. J. D. Butler, Mrs. A. H. Majors, Mrs. J. NJ Oliver, Mrs George Hamilton, Mrs. c. J. Johnson, Mrs. J. L. Neese. Mrs. Ella T. Bell, Mrs H. L. Turney, Mrs. S. P. Williams, Mrs. D. c. Van Merkensteyen Mrs. G. B. McLemore. Miss Amanda Williams. Miss Leila Sanders and Miss Gladys English.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Pittman of Zion avenue have as their guest their son. Capt. R. l.. Pittman, who is en route from Camp Gordon, near Atlanta. tc Fort Sill Okla, where he will be sta toned.
 Mrs Claude Baxley is i'll at the Bir- mingham infirmary.
 Mir and Mrs. R. A. Credille and Mrs J. D. Miller and Miss Bertha Firth ot West End were guests of their father Mr. D. F. Glaze, the past week. MT Credille has just returned from busi- ness trip to Staunton, Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
SOCIETY NEWS AND ACTIVITIES TN THE CITY AND SUBURBS

the society for their excellent work done during the year.
 Mir and Mrs D. F. Cannon announce the birth of son.
 Miss Agnes McGinty is resting nicely from a recent operation.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist church will hold a meeting at the church Monday afternoon. The tea tnat was to have been last week with Mrs. D. Eugene Cook will be held with Mrs. Cook Tuesday afternoon.
 Dr. N. c. Turner spent several days in Pell City this week.
 Mir. George Reynolds has returned from Camp Hill, where he accompanied his mother home. who has been i'll at the Norwood infirmary several weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
PRATT CITY

The marriage of Miss Vera Lynch to
 Mir. Redus Thompson of Huntsville will
 come as a surprise to their friends here.
 Sunday afternoon, January 20. Miss
 Lynch is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs
 E. A. Lynch, and was most popular
 young woman, having spent most of her
 girlhood days in Pratt City. until re-
 gently she went to Huntsville to reside MT. and Mrs. Redus Thompson will
 make their home in Huntsville. Mrs James Howard has postponed the
 meeting of the Bon Ami club on ac-
 count of the indictment weather, until
 next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Lee Hambey was hostess at a progressive rock party at her home this
 week. Twenty guests were included, and
 after a series of games salad plate was served.
 Mrs. Lynn Williams will entertain the Needlecraft club at her home on Third street Wednesday afternoon. The Woman's Literary club will meet Friday afternoon and an interesting pro-
 gramme has been planned. MT. Ben Ingram continue quite i'll at his home on Second street. Mrs. J. w. Dunbar was hostess to the Crochet club Wednesday afternoon The afternoon was spent on fancy work and n salad course was served to those present.
 Mir. and Mrs. M L. Flowers, who have been the guest of their parents have returned to their home in Memphis. Mrs. w. 0. Horton has returned from Piedmont, having been called there on account of the illness and death of her l brother.
 l The many friends of Mrs. John w. Wood will be glad to know she is able to up again after several weeks se- | rious illness.
 | Thursday afternoon the Junior Mis- 1 sionary society held an interesting meeting at the home of Mrs. George W. | Donaldson. Mrs. w. K. Simpson, con- | ference vice president was present and nurardnd cartificata of hnncr to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
Mess Halls for the Birds

From the Peoples Home Journal.
 With all this talk about saving food has it ever occurred to you that you would have actually much less to save if it were not for the birds? We'll, that is literally true; for if the birds had not been tremendously busy all spring and summer and autumn, destroying insects which feed upon all vegetable matter, there would probably be a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
BOYLES

Miss Iona Smith entertained at a rock party at her home on Huntsville avenue Friday evening. The house was beautifully decorated in cut flow
 CTS and ferns. Delightful refreshments were served Misses Lola Mae Barton. Eva and Evelyne Smith, Reba Jen- nlngs, Myrtle and Mary Roberts,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
WILLIAM

The Mothers circle held its regular meeting Friday afternoon. The presi- dent, Mrs. Fred Reid, presided Quota tions were given in answer to roll call The following programme was given: "Value of Human Education in Teach
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27

ings each week at the homes of mem
 bers instead of their regular weekly
 meeting at the hall. Mrs. J. II. Phillips of Ensley was
 the guest of Mrs. A. D. Mckinney Fri day.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07
1--WE freosfclehorn.

Sra 2onbon meooelea, at Spiflano
otter bar fine Ssleborn lloe / De aQi-
erebe 2anbe, iGrlig / GIl9lano, for at
ituife lig rebe paa Wliligbeoen for at
iaa iitano Observation-Disclosures.
Der tioIigere bollonolfe &rigsmi-
hitter General Collin er fomrnet I'll
2onoon % ifient ban life er folnmet
Tom nogen ~ofiiciel tpit lloIerolng, er
BET BOG aabenbart, at bans 9Grinoe
cr at "iple Jig for" / Gnglono paa
SpifIano5 Segne.
Den eiter llotalelierne / ben bri.
fife Tresie at BONNIE ina Ter Oct alt
aroet enc END opmu1trenoe no for
ban. gnglpnoerre err oloeles life
oplagt iii hperfen at tpnfe paa eler
tale ON Sreo netop MI. Se laoer
Ben arnle Scnoemnno tpbelig foritao,
at ban life err / Ukraine, ioa lPnge
ban er / 2onoon.
~Goilp grpreia" iort9aer, at Den
tpife Ngent "bulpofficielt bar forTe-
reret meb Here Mtpnoigbeoer / So1-
Don, % ban bar iortnlt Dem, at peb
Dor Np9ring peo at bape l1oget Of
qiorc meb TreoSproiefterne ifior bar
ri beropet BET cipiIe Harti S~plflano
9~lnlconi1gcn til at ltprte Oct nlilitGrC
Eurti, % at BET mcIte, Ri fan baubc
paa mi, er Ell glrrnugementsfreo.
Set bIep giort l}anben begri6eligt
Of Ser / Ben enQelife Srobcg life
ianbteS roqct iooOant Orb Tom Or
runaen1entaireo - liee inu libt ION
Der / bell tpifc Srobcg meget mart
piIbe finoea ct Gro iom 'Haan1a'
terrible.
Set cr ingelt Grill ON, at Sen mt
pprellbe tnife '6reosoffeniip' bopeo'
iagelie er inipirerct al sllireb Suair
(@encroIbireftpr Tor Samburg.Gme
rifa Sinien) % andre tpife Sfibs'
Iortamagnater, iom forloier, at er
faitiueiiet Gntente / aarepis LET far
aiitiprc Spiflanb ira ale Warfeoel
uocnior 9onocta cIne 8rGnier foi
life Of iige ira ale Saple / be ali.
ercoe &nnoe."
Cen bonon6ife General Collin ia.
pore Ell ubprPact Yrotpifer % Ell
rrr ~perionlig @en al ben tpife l(oen
ri9smilliIter Or. &lebllnonn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

Troblemer, ionl moatte tageS op meo
Def %ferite, fprit og remit Spprgsmaa-
LET ON SpretteIie al en- ipoilapiif
Stat, men Sreftelien al benne Sag
er boe umulig for nprp9renoe", fsi-
zoe ban til. Set err lnntligt bl. a.
o9Iaa al ben 8runo, at Set ongaur
life bare 2iterrig, men ogiaa llngdrn
% 9osnier. 0ten en- Sing err ~iiffert:
Selp ON en- ilig Stat blep oprettet,
futbe oct finn ife m1oer S5. Wtale-
itpts Scepter iom en- Gel al Monar-
fiet. Gen funbe better life inobeiatte
be 9ele al Giterrig, iom 9rGnier til
Noriaterbnpet.
% miot unoer oQe oisie ulporlise
inore Sanifeligbeoer fuar Giterrig
itrift Srore ira BEN tpife militpre
Stormo9ul General S%uoenoorff I'll
at fomme Sp'ferne tilbiplp pao Telt-
"fronten pes at itarte Ell itor Sffeniip
intoo Stalien. Spiferne bar lao
mango 8ange benne arig reooet
SIterrie lto al aniben, iaa mi er Def
life for meset, ON ogiaa Siterria
refer Spiflano en- biGlpenoe Saono,
mener 2ubenoorii.
Sra Siiricb meooeIea, at Der blnnoi
Irbeioerne baaoe / Giterrie % lin.
garn iorbereoe3 Ell ai9mpeitreif.
Sra 9onbon feleernferes, at bob
miife trooper bar ~ilIttet Jig I'll Sta
lienerne, o. BEN icrite Ifoeling al
benz or alerebe initaleret / Den for.
reite &Iinie. De er arltrilfile
itaIienife %llniiorner.
90 ira Iaris telegraferes, al
$4,000 oIterrieife Soloater al ri
mrnif Serfonlit era SraniplpallienD
Tom / lin Sib blep taget tilfan9e al
Stalienerne, MI bar anmobet ON al
iaa gaa til Sronten igien % fi9npC
ian1men meb Stalienerne MOB Otter
riaerne. Ceres Inmobning er mo-
piIset % beres Organization er ole
rebe / iulb Sang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

iteget fra 2t2,23O til 22S,OO7, 9re-
iterne5 fra 164,S30 til 191 ,722 %
Observation-Disclosures fra 1881.
Sit til 2O,569,S31.
Intolet al iprifilte &irfeiamf,tnb
er iteget til 201, 10 flere emo Der
ianbteS peo llbgangen al 1906.
nj BET ppennppnte Sotalantal al
&irfeneolemner tilbsrer 25,691,774
De forifieaige proteitantiife Samfunb
(inobefattet Sltberanere), Wormo-
mere, Spiritualiiter % andre imaa
8rltpper; 15,742,261 e0er 37.4 Tro-
cent al Sotalantallet, er WebIemmer
al ben romerif-fatbolife Strife oa
250,340 al ben g~r9if-rusiiife 9irfe.
9e ieoiife Wenigbehsr bar tiIiom-
men 359,99S Meblemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07
Sra Oiterrio.

Siterri9-l lngorn peoblir at image
% bragg / tine Sammenfetninger
Seller aorl bar III taeet Def ertra'
oroinpre Sfriot Of bentpnolge Tre'
miermiriiteren Or. BON Sepoler I'll
ubei pioere at ienoe NationalforIom'
Iinaen bient, ioroi Den funoe bli &C.
nerenbe FOR &c9leringen.
Gen bircttc Auriag til bette mer'
feIige Sfribt netop III ifal pGre Der
alporIige Situatiou meb Senipn III
Wiaoncben % @irrinsen og llroel
% Misneien illocn itore sag a
Solicit.
Yaa en- Sonierence al Tartiferer(
giorbe Tremicrminiiteren reoe tol
Situationen % crfIGrebe, at 2loernt
bar iaa olporlige, at Oct bar ab'olil'
nobpenbiet, az Hcgierinaen bIcp ipa
ret for aritif ira Nationalforiam
liuaens She.
San maatte oerior fr9pe, Of Ha
Observation-Disclosures Meoer blep no
lat % ertl1rebe, at apis life Tarti
icrerne ianbt Jig BERT, iaa piloe mnr
BRUCE Mast iii al iorbinbre NsSerne
Ille Tartiicrere, mnotaeen D.
ipife. proteitereoe imoo oenne Sreni
ean9smaaac, men til ineen Nptie.
Tremiermlniiieren inorsmmeoe, q
| Der iorelaa mango fore % pietlg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07
Grcosbuoact poa nqiten 1000 YtiI

Irebsbuogct poa nGiten 1000 Vdl'
Iioner.
~Ierne Gum - fortiPtter Woni'
ieitct piIoe ~abiorbere 60 Troceni
al helc Rotionens oorlige SnotPgt.
Spis bette bIep fapitaliieret til 5 BRO
cent. lao uiloe Tdtionalglploen bli
mere ems $4,000 NlQioner Collars,
builfet er mere emo Spiflanos belle
iolnIeoe Nntionaliornnue for arigen.
gn iaaoan gproe pilbe illIoltPnoig
Iornnrc al Eroouftion og al 6oretog'
iomheo o0 fontplct r%liinere bort Gin.
Bore 5icnOer er betpoeIi8 beore
itiaet / ocnne Senieenbe. &c bebspcr
life al npr ioobonnc 9Gngltel'er, ba
oeres egne 2anoc iaapel iom oeres
aolonicr cr rige poa natltrllgc @IGl'
pefiIoer. 9e bar oueilaga Ndama'
terioler oq Wiqioner az Irbeioere,
mems 3piflaro belt og bolocnt er
benpiIt til at itoIc poa ii9 ielp."
Ioreningen iinber 0erfor, at Def
life cr nof at ieire peo 6ronterne.
Ser mac ieire@ ioa grlrnoi8t, at
Gniflanos Slender fan tpi1gc@ til at
betaIe @iloct, bpi6 Spiflono opcr'
hopeoet ifal fomme poa 9enene t9len.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07

if~llcpIooieil, er oct goot at bliife pao
bette. Man bill %foritaa Def belle iao.
meget beore.
Ser bar prret utarge eoelpgeenbc
S~iieniiper fra De ouiertcs SIDE / De
iibite ire InrS arig / 6ronfri9e.
9teitpe Gbapeue, SooS, Champagne,
Somme, 9Irras, gisue, Slanoern %
Golnbrai err Napne, bportiI De er
fnnttct. Sitc bar man ilaaet iii il6en
at ba arait iii at gisre Oct meo til
itrTffcIig @irfning. st frpgteIig
SpiIo al Gropper bar uPret 6oIgen
al bisie Ciieniiper, men Ii6en pirfe-
liza Toroel. Get er ben aIminoelige
Spiatuina ionq, at Def piIbe pGret
oiiere banoIet, ON man oitere bapoe
nsict iig meo 0cicniioen, % De mill.
tore Gbcicr life bapoe ioIot for Sri
itcIicn Ill at "ta Sienocn meo
Storm.
Saouiot Tom oct / oct belle err
mIIig at Oanne iig nogeu Wening
ON oct, er oet anbenbnrt General
6ocbS Ncniigt life at iloo iii, isr
@nIebnin9en irembpr iig iii al giprc
Ell itsrrc 6renann9 meb ct fraiti9
oa peIrettct Slog. Slaor ban I'll,
Tor oct natllrll9 uoplfler Tia oerben,
ino nil Def lie paoqrnrb al, al Ell
GciIrcaninQ ira GDifcrnc@ Sibc cir
ham 9luIconinqen. Ninore lofoIe
Scire % @nuopiuoinQcr ritter ban
life. Get or DC itorc N}nol, ban err
citer.
Gnoog bcrcgnct eitcr Ben gariIc
@aii3 Tor Ben amerifanifc @pra so.
ming oil De onierte I'll Soften raooe
ooer Ell oa Ell halp VtlQion Here
trooper END M, % Ill nGite Ynar
Dil De ho 70 % Ell hoIp lfilion Here.
Fnn i'm Sioe bar lpifernc / Sen lib-
tie Cficnilp cot line &rpiter mcb Ell
%bnrburilf HnaQcalrabcb lom ulorig
Tor, og Def piI mart fnibc meb Heicr.
pctroppernc. (il %narell, forlfe emo.
nj iii Soften, oil DC nllicrtc ba Here
% beorc Arpitcr peo 6rollteu enc
% bar Spifernc life plur.
Oct Ell oigierenoe Scir ier Sen Gio,
fan De mmlIIia pinoc oen lioen. Sil-
Der De nncrhooet at flulnc boloc poa,
ioo er oct ibpcrt 6aIo miiffcrt, at sc
omcritouife &cgioncr ~tiIiIllt pil giare
ll0lIoQct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07
Oerocnsfrioen
SorrrticUt ra che /.

Grontcn / ~itorrc Mtnaicr ello nogen-
iiuhc.
Get ~itoritc alp Qiorbc hoQ Sc olli.
crcoc GIuucrc Den 22bc Wturta -
0nQcn eitcrot ocu itore tnitc Giicuiip
bar bc1pn0t "a oc iprrnqtc / @llitcll
Ell Standardization / Nropinicn Sal
nnllt / NcINlcu. ST 2lmmmition2
trpu poo 60 GrnatpoQnc itoo nctop
pc0 Stotioncn, % 40 al 0i>lc NoQnc
iprong / &llftch Den enc cltcr Sen
nn0cu MIaugc Epifcrc bleu 0rpbt
Ser bIcp itror toQct froitiQe Gpr.
~holo@rcQIcr ior at binorc (ilitl1crc
/ at nrrnlc liz StcNct % iau rcoc
poa, hpor ipI llIntfCl bar
Gn init Niiiccr hor nnilnoct %rr-
oien al oc oocIaatc @rauatcr oItnt
Ill en- WtiQiou Wtarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07
"~Sufferprinien"
neetet Qosane

Yonfers, q. g., Sen lite Wai.
"Sufferprinien" @alter Sprecfles
berai @pen, Ell Ssnneisn al "Suffer-
fongen" Clans SprecfIes, blep ioaa
al Tolitiet neetet Ibgang til ben
Sufferfabrif, bpis Seitprer ban bar
prret / De iibite 16 slar.
ToIitiet banbleoe eiter Srore ira
Sc isberaIe Mnnoiebeber al Sen
8runo, at ban er en- "fienbtIis llb.
Ipnbing". Sabrifen ligger inoeufc,
Den Sone, ioHl Oct er forbubt iienSt.
Iise llbl9noinser at betr9be uben
i9rifiIt SiaaoeIie.
Sficni Sprecfles bar boet Der / Dc
Sor. Stater / oper 30 Iar, bar han
enomi life iset ON Sorgerifab. San
err iebt | Spiflano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07
Seier elcr Hniu.

3iiricb Ace Wtai. - Sacbieus Sr.
ouiiriiorening, Ell al DC itorc inbu.
itricae Grqauiiotioner / Spitlano,
bar netop uoienot ct Ntaniieit, hpori
Den poa oet fraitigite witetter arapet
paa Observation-Disclosures ira Spif.
lambs Sienoer. ) bette Wiauiieit
tegres Der Ell meaet merfi 9iaeoe al
Spiflonoa fuauiieQe Stiliua.
arigen, beOer Del. bar ieiet 5000
4fiaioner Collars I'll BET oorlise
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-07
meuemmao.
Ole Yeterpeien ifriper fra Mon.

Ole Teterpeien %ifriper fra Mon.
tona:
Iuer Sr. SGrberel
gfteriom leg irembeles itaar ubi
mine egne ~perionlise 6unoeringsipe.
fulationer onbelangenoes @ar'n euer
W~eroensfria og bsrer, at'n Seer
Strenme err iiut, bpisuariog at oct
er portl loa'n omtrentligen aloeles
quiet % tilt poa @iseoniin.Sronten
meo ifflln bare ct % al,oet long
o%i'tance" 9amblirolliemert ira Hos.
mil 76 Gentilitcrs aononer; men
Oct er pit pgioa inrbt, Tom OH ifreip
fer e 2io fla, at Oct meitenoels iffill1
| Sopeoiogen er onlp tpenoe Nor'f-
nmerlfunera, iom err pprot at men.
tione, formeoels' at hi er nom ipiri-
tlleae 2eilGnbinger for oet nlcite,
Ioaiom ban &rag borti Nerie iua
betreffellgen bar motemattlf FORFEIT
propn Tor Ellblifltm eft cetera, 0. I. b.
Not by any means, of hi bar nom
pioere Sop TOR Dom Sara neri isis,
men oct er li5iom ell gtatiirfroft, iom
regelerer bet, iaa ri barous fem til
at rememt'bre Dem, noor otte ui iaar
Sen / Saano, % Def er afferat iom
ri lite fan bi9lpe BET, men flerer al.
gnroe og bersmmer Dem, net iom pi
/ forlorne Gar tiIbub Soban Sper-
brup, @roper GlepeIono, @ieit @oaro-
fen, ears Stenbolt og Ole Seilol1o,
bper eiter i'm mebfeote Smng % Sn-
%teresie. &et iom on iiober Ser / sin
innocente Gnfoloigbeit. iaa ilaor On
net neo fra flar @immel, pg iao BIT
ifer bl oet meb enaang: San Hos-
INNS, of course! Gaer: San Seer,
of course. 9lfferat iom en- / beione
Siber iaa frequentligen err boltno til
at bliife poa, at Ser er ilige Wpnb
til iom ban Sinbenbllrg og ban @iI-
belm al Soben5ol. Oct fienneit
iblanot iom at faa en- Stein / Sopu'e,
eller iom en- Soglitorm oper Sila,
eaer SHIFT paa Groppen, men Ser err
it'no' at gjpre peb BET.
Wten Oct, leg ifitloe ia iaet, bar,
ot ieg iiel % a Walena bar aft
planta Eotatiien, for ri er ipprt pa-
t%riotiif baaoe / Iano iaapel iom og
/ Sonbbeit, % efteriom oet MI err
ltngefGr bet eneIte, ri fan gipre for
at piiloe &ria, iaaiom atte hi ineen
Sen fan ienoe, iioen hi enoml barn
fommenoes, % icg iiel blei fasieret,
% ri leper ipariommelig efter ole
Hegl1lationer, formebels' at ri lite
fort bebeper iielpe - 70 eniommeliae
Wenneifer pam Claim. Sao9 no
/ "Sef'rapolten" BIN Sam ON, atte
9eiieren mi npf ifuloe fan en- lang
NGie, bye and bye, men bar BET
mig, iom itpra nleo BET, iun iflil'n no
betteroe lite bli lGttgre bea'n err, net,
fprmeoel' at'n anpbom full bli en-
500 f%ortere, miooels talt. Seq agrier
napnlig meo'n Ola &leipite'n, Na-
boen min, iom fir, at ON Der Mons
tio bar pGret eft Ioperbilm iii, iaa
er Set ban Ser @ilbelm- Spiafen, og
lite er ban ct Wenneife beaer, for 10
lGll9ere NGien hans blir, oesmi1bre
Ilgter ban alt Spincriet, ban ligger
% better Jig /. Sor eft iligt liboer-
lig Yronomcn fan oct ppre nben
Sifferens, er1ten ban pirfelig bar,