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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
ARMY LoCAS0NS MUST
BE LEFT OFF LETTERS

Letters addressed TO soldiers over
seas should not aav what country
the soldier Is In Numerous com
plainta have reached tho homo sorv-
Ice division OF the Rcd Cross from
friends and relatives that their sol
dior boys any they don't hear from
home
I'VE understand" said Mrs Golay,
In charge OF tho city Rod Cross
work. that letters addressed 10
France are not forwarded, Tor mill
tBry reasons. They should be hk
dressed to the organization TO which
the soldier belongs, and the words
A. H. y will be sufficient other I'D
dress. providing the boys are over
seas
Allowances for the dependents or
soldiers must be requested by tho
soldier when he makes his allot-
mcnt from his pay. or tho depend
ents viii not grt the money the gov
cruuent pays To the families Whom
"a soldier goes into tho army no Ia
required 10 pay "a portion ot his
money over 20 HIS dependents. and
ln addition tho government pays a
sum equal 90 it. aud both are mailed
20 the designated dependent The
change NJ address Of the dependents.
whore the allowances and allot-
mrnts are payable would be sent 10
the war department when made.
Many poWmastors do nO forward
these checks but return them to
Washington. hence many delays oc-
eur
Tho homo service department
needs some more workers Two or
three women who have an ambition
to serve the oountryen crisis, and
who are willing to give most OF their
time 20 tho great Red Cross work,
are asked t6 volunteer al tho head
qunrtcrs old Wright building, West
Third street
ono or two automobiles are also
needed by tho Red Cross These
arc used TO roach tho families ~
soldiers now I'm cantonmcnta or an
FSnuCe.
There Is no greater war work than
done by the homo service depart
ment of the Red Cross ana patriotic
women who want 20 look the war
situation square in the face can find
n splendid opportunity To serve at
any time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
MESS HALL MANAGER
, COMES HERE AUGUST 7

y. A. Pickens. who has tho con
tract 20 feed the veterans attending
the Confederate reunion, writes that
ne will como 20 Tulsa about August
ana start 20 take care NJ his con
tract re agrees 10 serve not less
than thirty thousand meals day,
an undertaking he is we'll qualified
for
AZ nrescnt Mr. rickcns In handling
a government contract, feeding
workers constructing tho canton
ments lie has had the mess hall
contract az five reunions Of the vetc-
rams. and while the son ~ a soldier
of tho north has won tho hearts oi
tho COhfcderRtes by his considera-
ton and effort IN the past and they
requested that ho be retained for
tho Tulsa reunion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
Local "Y" Man Tells His
Experiences "Over There"

a number NJ days We have heen
working most night ana day. but at
That I am getting back blt of tho
weight ! han lost during tho pre-
ytoua two weeks
Now 10 give YOU Few side lights
ag to what happened To me. ] was
at my station about no kllos from
tho line when the crash came. As
YOU know Wus With the urihsn,
They are wonderful fighters. Don't
let anybody tell yon different
know what they weEn up against.
Men worked their machine guns until
the metal was red.
Working Under Fire.
The attack camo with q moro. ter
rltio harraec than ON tho gna ar
tlllery everything Even at my piRce
we got n pretty suff dose of the gas
and While I worked Hike q fieud all
day Monday I was pretty gruggy
eyes bloodshot aud head felt like
about twenty mornings after tho
night before nll rolled into one Ny
work was especially helping tho ~
fuEcea ana getting tho civilians
started out While / had done some
work preparatory 10 founding q
community work I never knew how
fully had won the confidence OF
the people until that time They
all came 10 "tnc American" for help
and advice did nay levellst OBJ
ialncd two large lurrles from tho
English commander ON the plea of
preventing additional congestion or
the roads And theso teok women
and children 70 or ib kNos further
back They were permltted 10 take
only what they could get in valise.
Space was too eNs luable. These lor-
rios made fast trlps and thlnk did
a lot OF good. Rlao used Svcry
resort Is obtain food and hot drinks
FOR the men coming back from the
line, giving special care 10 the needs
of the walking wounded
Along about a, M FOUND umc
10 get a little ~ my stuff together
and throw II op ~ with IN
strugtions 20 set a. bff at v. M
G. A. with instructions 90 notify ~
care Paris Heard afterwards the
--- was lost. The rest OF my
stuff ! burned or DESTROYED. snvu
what cpudl get In my pockets. My
last deed ln --. wua 90 arrange
Tor place and burial of one OF ny
fine British comrades. Bn officer and
n private Th0y were placed side
by side IN n very shallow grave IN
the Cutlyollc grave yard Almoat
without pcercmonY a has,Y prayer
The boctb had been already bhelling
the place II was then about mid
day, Tuesday ana I beat II out with
Ffcnch artillery train which was
moving 90 take up a hdvapta tageous
position and check tho onr0sh. They
are wonderful
II was then ! hoard the most vel
como sound I have ever heard Twu
booho planes came down 10 turn
machine guns on us From about
two blocks In front ~ as came the
beautiful voice of. a French anti
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25

mr. craft gun The shots burst al.
rnctly I'm tho face OF the boche planes,
who turned tail and beat II hack To
Germany Then following ten busy
q aye. or them I can tell very little.
! served In many capacities with the
Hriliah ana French Was for time
VIII mo American Ambulance unit
serving, with the French but, ofa
course, taking care or all allies Had
H'Uo experiences ana heard Of many
moro I btd written before some
hnF7 ir ,hcory that are now part
81 my experience Imagine an am-
hNIucr p1rked like aardinea with
wounded lho last irip possible, and
men WING along the roadside with
Tex auut 0ff or other serious in
lurinf. which has kept them from
moving You had 10 pass them By,
lNr. F. tN" meantime curHng you or
hNtEur NIu 90 come back and XII
them f NUJ could not take them.
~ 'hr bochr would not get them
During Those days fed many
hhf-si' we'd TommleH each day.
some who had not tasted food for
'nI'' 'a.H Have had men grab
nt tho hardest orua's ns II they were
the most highly priced things on
r'rlh. How ild I r't tho foodT 1
undcrr'nnd The people and a very
l'N0 Yankee money coupled with a
huuch ot Yankee sail caused more
lhhn ono treasured D ore ~ supplies
iur the coming winter 90 b, revealed.
ono place { secured 200 eggs that
had heou snlied away
number az times ! would meet
a. organization ~ English. find out
whcrr they we're headed, beat II into
tho place ln some passing officers
car and have hot dtinkA for the men
when Ulcv arrived Was nut out OF
- when the hocne dropped a
bomb on q largo hospital AZ -------
J Uccidontly met our .rgional direc-
tor who told me that tho night be-
fore tho bochc had dropped a bomb
oU our regional headquarters Just
Installed nj --------- and blew the place
10 pieces. They took mo 10 another
place. put me OF and without any
Investigation told mo to establish
work there II WAS dead one. no
real chance to render any real sarv-
Ice. No ! ala little real scouting
and found some places where service
was essential and got busy regardless
of what our regional dlrectuers
would say and ] Ehow II would be
plenty So that is tn reason I was
30 happy that the head man OF our
work IN France happened TO stumble
into my place
Am serving both French. Yanks
and Italians. one day In tho first
part Of our fight I saw boche pris-
oncrs In French English and Por-
tugcse uniforms. That's the Kind OF
follows we are sdfapping with.
NJ Sorry ! can't wrlts mora Hold
mo up In prayers.
Hope 10 get my mail IN the next
week or two. for | have not had
any since our action started
our boys are doing wonders.
Sincerely.
II. ). WRIGHT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25

matte interest OF Empcy's celebrated
story acctntuatcd and multiplied
many times over I'm the masterful
manner I'm which the picture Is pre-
scntcd You sco war real war, as Il
has never been pictured before
aB Empcy saw lt and lived IL and as
your sons and brothers are seeing
10 now Empcy himself plays sthe
leading role. supported by an all
star east of famous players
The trench scenes and the Thrift
ling charges across No Mans Land
are the most spectacular ever
screened. They were made under
special government permission at
Camp Nhcolcr, An. with z 900 real
soldiers taking part
Attend the matinee this afternoon.
There viii be big crowds tonight for
tho final shows aud boy attending
the matinee you viii avoid the crush.
over the Top has broken an
records iu Tuls1 fur a moving pic
turc. Everyday pratgcs a. Audi
cnros have gone wild over n Don't
niss % today and tonight Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
DIRECTOR PUBLICITY
REUNION IS At WORK

col j. g. Rice, formerMdltor Of
the Chattanooga Times. xnd more
recently In charge Of % great I'd
vcrtisng campaign. in tho United
states. hps arrived IN Tulsa. and has
charge Of the PUBLICITY of the Con
fedcratc reunion Colonel Rice II
ono ot tho big newspaper men of'the
south and has handled previous
publicity for campaigns Tie is al.
ready 40 work gathering data for
his early publicity
The reunion committee contem-
plates the south win handle the RICE
publicity freely and lend every aid
lu making the reunion success.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
PRINCE TO WED
RICH AMERICAN WOMAN

PARIS July 2f Prince Christie.
pher. brother Of former king Con.
stantiuc Of Greece. is reported 90
about to marry a very rich American
woman who s now In Switzerland.
according To- tho Temps The dis
patch SAYS tho former king. who is
now financially embarrassed counts
upon this marriage 10 obtain means
for financing campaign FOR the res
toratipu OF the throne The Temps
correspondent envH that Constantine
therefore ls working earnestly to
bring the marriage about and that
hts brothcr.ln law. tho German en-
peror. supports tho plan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25

few centl buys tiny bottle Of
the magic Freezone at. any drug
store. Apply a few drops OF Free
zope upon tender. aching corn or
Ia caNus Instantly that trouble
some corn or callus stops hurting,
then shortly you llft II out. root and
.0U without any pain, soreness ot
irritation" These little bottles bf
Frcezone contain just enough to rid
The feet Of every hard corn, soft
corn, corn between the toes and the
cuIuses on bottom OF feet. So easy
So simple Why waltz No hum
bug,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
WOMAN'S DANGER PERIOD

ENC nc period between forty tive ana
sr,s{- u,s{-ilNe years OF ago is said to bc a
No. ut danger period In woman.s +
~ winch tests her for hor fitness
tbat tV'ihLnueZin ~ the race. ltS1, then
Ia, "a sne suffers from such sEAoyIpg
'p''tls 49, as heat flashes. nervous
a. re1dRchoS. "the bucsr .or
tGorao tu o' impending evu. ur Fone
eD,'ne '"t disease in the system hr.
FassInn "yuNe When a woman lg
one t,i. 5''Iough this crisis there {s
E pNtJ,u una true remedy. lydia
wbich h'ns,"u' as,a Vegetable Compound
now c,,si,.lo loi,'y years OF success ls
Tor woman's ' oi me standard remedy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
MOTHER GRAYS POWDERS
BENEFIT MANY CHlL LDREN

Tho1sands Of mothers have found Moth
~ Gray Sweet Powders On stcsllent RENE
dy Tor children complaining OF headache
colds. tryrrlshnrsE, stomach troubles and
bowel ir'rEulArIfies from which children
suffer They ore easy and pleasant 10
iAkr and ereellsnt feanlts are arrou plished
b. their use Used ~ wothsru fof so years.
Sold by trsEtisu sysrIWAWs Is ssntA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
0nccn of nnndIls Ia. suIcidc.

CHICAGO, July 2i.-Rose Morris.
styled by an anonymous police In
iurmyut as queen ~ St Louis
bandits" attempted suicide ina po-
uDo station here today she swal-
onIcd in her hair, but viii recover.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
WATCHMAN HAS CHARGE
LARCENY AGAINST HIM

Charles r. Graves, employed as
night Waterman at tho McEwcn
Manufacturing company. was ar
rested Tuesday night by city police
on a charge OF pcut larceny Tho
case was transferred 10 the justice
court Of II. J. Gray. where informn-
ion was filed against the man yes
terday forenoon charging him with
petit larceny. on being arraigned,
Graves was held under $3.50 bond
for the district court
In tho petition. specific mention Is
made Of but ono article, certain tools
bctng named tt "A value or t3.91.
Those. who accuse the man say that
ne has bccn In the habit OF taking
material OF all Kinds, from time 10
time, away from the plant and stor-
ing them In his house. officers
fouAhd tools to tho value Of Sl27 on
hts premises. which officials OF the
McEwen Manufacturing company
identifiedsas having come from thclr
plant
Apparently, so officers state. these
goods had been taken az dlIefeht
times. in small quantities, On ac-
count OF tho impossibility ot giving
specific dates on which all the prop
erty is alleged 10 have hcen stolen
bv Graves. the Information was
made To read for petit larceny.
Graves made the claim before
Judge Gray that a young man. who
was rooming with him, brought the
tools 20 his house and. that no was
iEnorbntas to the true ownership OF
them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25
Your Last Chance, Today
To See Monster Photoplay
Of Empey'S "Over the Top"
Record-Breaking Engagement of Smashing Production
That Has Thrilled Thousands Of Tulsans
For Four Days, Ends Tonight.

Tho record smashing engagement,
OF over tho Top" the qignntIc
moving picture production Of Guy
,.uhPe world famous story which
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25

irove's Baby Bowel Medicine
~ piEeation. relieves Sour stom-
n, piafrhoea and FluN. II IS Just
-, ior~Adults as for child
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25

June ~. 1918
Was INTERRUPTED bv the arrival nf
about 800 men FOR rcfreshmrnte
The next morning We ware up at %
"bon hour and before 2 had given
f'fr"shWcnis 10 almost 500 N4rv
OF whom had had nothing not rur
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
Gn1elif erecsltemnin1?

@onbon 26bc Scbr. - Set rus
lite Sammcnbrltb pil muIigens eue
ell p~aoio9elig Snoilnoclic pon be Iui-
crcbcS llocurigspcIitif. &uiS Snif.
lann - Tom man uelltcr - cr til
ircoS mcb itore %iubinger / Git %
h~cnpenocr "a til gnterten lteb ct RI
mclig SoriIog I'll en- Srbning al Sc
andre omtuiiteoe @rrnieitrsg, iaa er
ser 8runb I'll at fro, at Ell laaoall
N%enucnbeIic life piloe bIi aipiit.
&esierinacnS &olNuin9 ltaar
SncrcnS'temmclic nco 9lopo 8cor.
acS llotoIelie. at ~NuSlanos Sfirbne
moa aiaisreS al HusIanb aIeue."
SpiS SpifIouo M piI inorsmmc bei
retirroiae / sc IliercocS arop an,
Gre Steoer, iaa err Srcbcn mnIia.
Gn cicnbomntelia Sibc peo Situa.
tionen Or oen Smitrnoiabcb, at set e,
Ell o%lntinoelig Wenirg / brititaacnb(
2rcbic / SonoonL Of Vrriioent @il
ION % Inlerita piIhc pGre upinis iii
al saa nlcN paa Ell Srcb, hporcite,
Srantria iii elias Sothrinaen MOB
at SpitIano tos Jig bcialt / &usIanS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
Officer oont
lom Sorr0oer

@uihingtou Sen 25oe Gcbular:
auptcm i Sc NorcucDc Stotcra r..
Qu!urc 9lrmt Gopjo a. Neufca or
al ct 2r;A2rtt pao @opcrnorA
,&2louo oamt ill GmbcoHicrtobclI :
"a - Mars Straiorbcjcc / 6or-
buN>>'Uugiict ! Sort %|caucnnortb.
Ntntts iom cr loot / Soma 1873.
iouOtc@ ifnloil i, troo2 i'm Still,
lim iont Cinctr / Sen Torcneot
Statcra Grmc. at hare itoact i
TorbiuotIic ulc0 tn'tc Spioncr,
iorot Irapc toQct ATTN OIL ! Sen
tr'tc VropoQonGa ~ ! Ngitoiiontrr
ior 6rco ior UlhuIr Erta. Nj
@rcpc "a nuorc Coflmcntcr. Ionr
bIco tonititcrcot pco Ell Hauiag.
riuQ al hans 6amilics Nicn hcri
&pcn, ircmNIf set, at han iff,
oIerc hopoc itnoct / Gorblno mcr
@rp uor @arustorii, men al bon
cHiuo hup0c bihroQct til De tpife.
tittrrWJ'tc ~ tprtiitc Nonoa o.
prrct en- ATTN Eropnlnmoiit.
"a hnlFs Hegimcut blcu icno.
i'll 6rnufrig, ielic han ON at bIi
bcpil9ct itu Giitco. Scttc blcp al.
ilaact men citer Nntomitcn ii.
Sronfrig inoienbtc ban paarp en-
Aricgnir9 ON giitco % anier.,
lem @run0. al hans taIrig,
SlUNt5, % Observation-Disclosures
Spitlono gioroc Oct umlIiat iol
ham at to1c oftio Gel / @rigcr
moo bette Sano. Som 6sIac al
oe mango araucrcrbe @cpiier pa:
Sorr9ocri, iom / Wclcmtioen pa
fommct Tor Ga0en moo ham. bier
han bicnltalot % itilct ior cl
Srigsret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
en- ompenot Socialilt.

Neip Dorf, Den 22oc 6ebrilur:
Cen bcficnotc rubifnlc Sociuliit
fsrer % YacifiitfallOioat til Dor
gcrlneitcrcnbcoct / Ncw Dorf /
iibitc @aIgfampogne Worris Sill,
ollit tilbso / cit Gale igaar aftcn
SC Sorernbc Statcrs Gcgicring lin
Sieneitc.
Set er M flarcrc cllo noNcr.
iinoc for, at Ilttofratiet % 0tili.
tarismen / Spiflullo % 2itcrrigc
nlau fmlTes", Iagoc ban. Seq
cnifcr at iigc bcrc, mine locialiiti-
Ifc Venner. at Oct ialialo CT en-
@rcn al arigstieneitcn, Ionl bcre
mco Sip % SiTl fan lutte oere
til forat birlpc TrriiOcntcn til al
!%itanobringc inc Ircoaioealcr.
Gen 8rcn al &rigsticncltcn or
Nrbcioet meo at iprcbc Eropagar
Ga blallbt Sc arbciocnoe alaaIcr (:
SpltlulO % Siicrrigc."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
NpnIul 4. Scrmnn @obe Il

los / iorriQc llgc Chicago lor a
bcCl liz til lin me Eolt lonn Nor
0c5 Ghor1t 0'Niioirca o1 General
foniul Nrojilicn. Get or ct 90.
ioa i0r observation-disclosures bctpo
niua2iul9t Nirfc, iom ocrmco AZ.
flutes, o9 sen bc9apc0c % poplt'
!rrc GouiuI uil BIZ mc9ct laurct.
life bare blanot S~nno3nlGno !
Gbicoou, Der moo rcttc latte hanl
Iaa bolt, men / ltorrc o8 mlrort
@rao pdiua poa andre Steocr !
Ncitcu, hpor man bar lGrt bart at
ticn0c lom ocn pclullli1c, imleoc'
tomnlcn0c a Ou9tl8c enbeo5'
nnn0, ban or. ol at bolDe a. BAN
ior hans mango uomcrfcHc perlon'
liQc G0cnifobcra SfpIo. Npoo BE
ilutninN scr oil bli tat meo 9clls
inn til Ell ioIt @eiGttclIc al Som
iulotct / Gbico0o er cn0nl poa oct
uui@lc. &~itcipnlul Slal Ncrnt2
cr iorcIebll fonititucrct Iom aon-
hll. Get cr al Here 8runoc at
hoabc, at oclnc Croniug mo BIZ
permanent. aoniul @crnta cr /
ollie MaaOcr iortriulN ~ltltfct Tor
Stiuingtu. Mc0 lin %8runol9c NOT
ifc Iurioiifc llo0nmlclIe i, lit IND
Coocn0c alcnoifnb I'll oct tonlu'
lore Nrbcioc, buortil han / lao
lana (io bar purct fnpttct, % ut
na%nocoarigc Spbolo / Giitriftct,
turoc ban hu GoruoiUtnllqcr lonl
inortio3t it8cn an>cn, til at font
ne / Nctrugtninl Oc0 ocn clocll8e
llonrpnclIc. San nuOer ogiaa ocn
|ltorltc Nulcclic bnn0c lnoen otl
norltc aoloni i Chicago oG uocn
ior ocnnc, bpor uoritc &ntcrc>Icc
or inpolocrct. llocn 3euipn til,
at oct liffcrIig or ct uIminoc!iJ
gnifc i Giitriftct, at aonIuI
@crnt3 bllr uonGpnt, cr ban Der
Tor o9ioa / ellie andre @cnIccno2r
Ncn IoQiitc Wiono ior StiQiu0cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

legram ira SamueI 8ompers ON, al
llgen bauoe Siilomagt til at repre-.
l%cliterc Den amerifanife Mrbcioerieoe.
ration poo aonierencen paftc piillie
Spiigt.
Gn "fpritelis 3~rageoie".
5 Senoags melotcs Oct ira am.
lteroam, at Storbertugen al Wccflen.
burg trellt5 bar oso. Nu berctter
gcrliner "SofaI-a n5eiger", at Stor.
bertligen hor bcgdaet Sclpmorb. San
forloo / Ssroogs lit Slot / Neu-
Strelit5 for at tagc Ell Spaiertir, oa
oa ban life penote tilbage, ienOtes Der
0olf no for at .ieec eftcr bam. s en-
lioen Snoiis / NGrbeocn ianot DC
bans Sig meo ct Sfuoiaar / Srpitet.
"Sotal-Mn5eiger" ifriper, at Jorge.
ligc Splcpelier bporom Storhertu-
gen bar taus % re~ierperet, tpngeoe
Itcrft paa bom". Storbcrtlig Noolpb
Jrieoricb Den 6te bar 80 Iar CANT
mel % bar iiooet paa Sronen iioer
Sum- 1914. San par ugift cg bar
9reore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
Deroensfrioen
5criidiieut ia Gtoe i.

sra Sonoon fonlmer Der ct Hngt(
ON, at lpiternea &enligt mco Den ii
iontnlc 6remrpfning moo Hetrogra(
err at Qlcnreiic Wonorfiet / Hualaif
mtoer inf @cifptteIic. 90 oct ltaI
prrc ocn aiiattc aeiIcrinbe Der
10 par init Frinlesic ~ ion1 2pifern(
belt piI iuttc paa 5ronen igicn. Get
tc Inbcr oog nTrnielt iom iri 3ontoii
Scnoes @ror, Storbcrtugcn al Scs.
len lfol bapc inact en- aommanoo pcb
ocn tpifc 6rort / Sligo. Giitriftet.
Set u%loiilte 9loo "Hoibp Gicoo.
motif" mco0clcr, of nTitcn ire 6ier.
0cparicr al ocn tuife Sroppeltprfc
pc0 Srontcrnc / Hualano er ~trllffct
tilbngc. hinge Soloater i%icrllcs oog.
liz ira Srontcn; poa cnfclte Steocr
&c al rIbre Wonoitabcr eucr
bnluucia ,<npoliocr, poa andre
Stc6cr CT Oct operhopcoet life iulloet
npopcnoigt at nilple Dem.
Zen tpltc Noroiront er l~tcrtelt. %cb
SDopeitlronten iinoes Der ingen ~.
mere. SongS belle Sronten er
Ser nj iu8cn al De ippre tpifc aano.
lcr ttlbQ0C, mems pnIQo Wntdllct of
Stpta er blet reOllceret betp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
en- Gieserife
/ olutomobil.

Butte, Wont., ben 25oe Sebr.
Silper Bonn Golintp ilo9luer ltort
GUNNER aarlie / Sattigunocritet'
icIle, men ga Ell Game ioaa fon'
f%isrcnoe til Observation-Disclosures
aontor / automobil os bao ON
rnoeritetteIie, git bet / Sur for
Dem.
Sun bapbe Iom gnfe / noeen
5io mot ltnSeriisttelie for Jig ielu
o. TO 9srn. Nu er bet fommet
FOR Gaeen, at bum bar giitet TIA
igien, % at Nanoen CT p~elitaacn'
sc .
9ioroget CT blet i%taniet, og ser
er paa Gale at begpnoe retslis
Siltale MOB benoe.
2open iaitirtter en- Straf al
$500 i 9eoer for at tage imoo
Sattisunoeritstteiie for nogen, ionl
or iitano iii at Urge for Jig ielp.
Ser err iaa mango paa "Ecniions"'
9iiten beri gpen, at bet ioosoot.
Icm er umuliat at boISe reoe paa
ole benz. lom npocr oiicntIis I'm
seriisttcIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

@oibin9tonL 25oc 6cbr.: &c.
Qo0c &cir / G%orbinbclIc mco ~.
hrpcIicu al Groijtbloto0cl pua ;,
t~uIicrcnoc &crubancr bragtc i
lllcu. Iom cn0tc Den 16oc Sc.
trltor Nulproolftioucn upltcn %
til i'm nornluIe SterrclIc.
llQcua Fro0uftiou bclob JIG
tcmIiQ til 1t,0Sl,00o 1oM caer
rritcu ell Ntiaiou lon mere ems
/ ocn 'orc9oocuoc llgt.
Gn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n
t.Sl1,000 Son pr. GoI bar Sen
iteritc ijoG ! G1ccmbcr iorri1c
Nor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01
Welreeulerinsen.

@aIbin9ton, 24oc 6cbr.: 81
i%oOerale Observation-Disclosures / sc
iarlfilote Stoter bar facet Srore
til paa set ~itrcngeitc of paale, at
@agcrne ira ioag al nsiaetig
cpcrbolOer 6ororoningcn ON al
anpeitoe minblt 20 Yrocent al
Subititltcr for Speoemel / ale
@ogeriproOliftcr.
"Tcnne g~citcmmelie uogisr",
Gcbcr oct iSrOcne, "ct pigtigt SEQ
/ Observation-Disclosures Srcocte-
iparclic5program, al bpiS bclrige
0jcumcnfprcllc afbGllger Dor Go=
I've til oft foripne De slaierebe meS
ZEN 9ocbe, Iom er cn rrIcutliJ
NeOpcnoi9beo for ocres Scicr laa-
pcl lom Dor cgcr. Siiten oucr Sub
ititutcr or rigboloig."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-01

Ccportcmcntet glcr opnlGrf'on
paa, at Sarnnarbelhe nlcget 9oot
itor lloitrpfning fan iiofsres bee
Niplp al iterrc Gutter. til6e!S oaioo
al auillocr, bpor iauonnlc fan ioaco.
Get piitc ii0 iiior, hcbcr oct, at 0ut-
Ter fon 0isrc gobt glrbcioc. Ter bar
"a 10000 al DEM, lonn %ajenncnl
II. z. @op4' Morfin0 Gcicrpe (ber
ituor mOcr Observation-Disclosures
Cucropiun) lcict li9 no til Irbcloc
pao Iarmcrlc, % NpIinocr for Itll.
al Collars blco bicrGct Tor
Iarmcrnc pco ocrco 0lTlp, iTrlig /
Sc ucItllQc Stntcr.