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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20

I were arraigned in police court this
morning on the charge of refusing
to work at hard labor when ordered
by the court" Both pleaded guilty.
Ball drew a fine of S. or four days
and took the time. Hetland followed
suit. Both are serving four days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
CITY DADS NAME JURORS,

The Fargo city commission, acting
on requisition, selected the names
Of IL citizens for duty as jurors in
district court at it's regular meeting
this morning, as follows: w. q.
Perschbacher, George Cliff, Charles
Simmons, w. A. Yoder, H. A. Klins-
G. B. Miller, Harry Sherwood, M. F.
Holderman, George Rusk and F. W.
Peterson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
Meatless Days
Have No Effect
Says Cotton
CBy Associated Press.l

CBy Associated Press.) =
Washington, March 2O.-Meatless
days have not conserved the meat
supply, Joseph P. Cotton, head Of the
administrations meat division, today
told the senate committee Investigate
ing food supplies, but on the other
hand, he believed there had Sheen
moro meat consumed on those days
than usual.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
COLE 10 WAHPEToN,

Judge A. T. Cole of the Cass county
district court. left Tuesday evening
for Wahpeton to accept a plea of
guilty and pass sentence on q man
charged with burglary He is ex-
pected to return to Fargo this even
ing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
THEATERs.

Princess-William Duncan and Car
oil Holloway in vengeance and the
Woman. ...
Isis-Emmy wehlen in THE Shell
Came.
Strand - Douglas Fairbanks in
Reggie Mixes In.
Garrick-George Beban in Jules In
the Strong Heart.
Liberty-Irene Fenwick in THE Sin
Woman.
Lyceun, Observation-Disclosures Martin
in forbidden Paths.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
"THE CROSS AND SIM

Rev A. w. Brown gave an address
| on THE Cross and SIM" at the Sec
| ond Of the Lenten services at the
First Methodist church Tuesday
evening. These services will be held
every evening until Easter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
EXAMINATIONS APRIL Is.

An open competitive examination
for railway mail clerks. for men only,
will be held in Fargo. on April 10,
according to announcement made at
the office of the chief clerk Of the
railway mail service Tuesday after
noon
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
FORECAST,

Enthusiastically cloudy tonight;
Thursday unsettled; not much change
in temperature.
North Dakota-Partly cloudy to-
night and Thursday; somewhat cooler
Thursday.
South Dakota-UnsettIed weather
tonight and Thursday; somewhat
cooler Thursday and in west portion
tonight.
Montana - Generally fair tonight
and Thursday; somewhat cooler IN
north and west portions tonight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
u. S. LARoR oEEIcE.

The governments labor Office will
be located at 514 First avenue north,
according to announcement made
this afternoon by William English
of Grand Forks, who has been placed
in charge and has arrived in Fargo
to take up his duties. !.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
M'cANNA A FARGO VISITOR.

J. J. McCanna. one Of the well
known bankers of the state, was a
business visitor in Fargo Tuesday
from his place OF business at Cando.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20

Jamestown. Will speak at Glendale
Friday.
Judge A. NJ Christianson. of the
North Dakota supreme court, will
speak at a series of three meetings in
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Keye, Fargo,
sons, John Keye. has received an ap-
pointment on the hospital ship Cofrot,
formerly the Havana. He reported
in New York city last Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Keye is pharmacists mate,
second class, and received his train
ing for those duties at Norfolk, Va
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20

Marie Baldwin, recorder: Regular
meeting of the r. N. A. Thursday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock at A. o. u. w.
hall. After the routine business there
will be a dance in honor of the new
members
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
Federal Fuel Restrictions to Be Lifted
April Under Orders From Baker

In view Of the Improvement In
domestic fuel conditions, the ap-
proach Of better weather and the
adoption by the United States Fuel
administration of a general plan
governing retail distribution of coal
for the year 1918, Captain /. p. Bak-
er, federal fuel administrator for
North Dakota has issued an order
which directs that from and after z
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20

For quick results use The Fargo
Forum want ads.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
LANOURE RITES
ON SATURDAY

Grand Forks. n. D.. March 20
Especial Funeral services for Jud-
son LaMoure, 70. veteran North Da-
kota legislator and politician in early
statehood days, who died at Stuart
Fla, Saturday. will be held at
Pembina, N. D., his former home, at
2 o'clock next Saturday afternoon,
The funeral arrangements have not
been announced.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20

Medina. N. D., March 2O.-The
largest single car Of flour ever sent
out of Medina left here yesterday for
Chicago. 1t contained 1925 9S-pound
sacks Of -four which is about four
times the ordinary amount loaded in
cars.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20

IN POLICE COURT.
Nanny Ball and Andrew Hetland
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20

Mr. and Mrs. John Fl. Cooper, SVI
Tenth street south, daughter,
March IS.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
InHM KEYE or SHE.

BANK CLEAHINGSs
Today, $S17,255s95j year ago, $780,
701.4s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
REALTY TRANSFERS.
LODGE NOTICES,

Olaf N. Hattie and wife to Hans
Anderson, n 1-2 34-143-50; $50, 400.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20
700 LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED - PrssserB for ladies'
clothes. Henry - Brown. III
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-17
MISS DETROIT Ill READY.
New Western Speed Boat About TO be
Launched

Detroit EJuly IL ly popular sui
s'ription among local spar'smen, who r.
anxious to keep the gold cum IN the wc~'
j ncw motor boat, Miss Detroit Ill. has
been built and Will be launched within Il
few days The Now speed creation Of
l0lS has boom constructed by Chris
smith If Al-arac Mich whose name
has been associated with world 5 cham
pionship racing craft Of this kind for
many years
In previous wears the Smith boats have
been propelled by cight-cvIIn,ier engines,
bat Miss Detroit III viii have = l2-cylin-
der power plant a FIXING machine engine
eapabe Of producing 100 horsepower.
THIS IS expected 70 send the new craft
along Al much faster clip than the Miss
Minneapolis and Miss Detroit H. record
breakers in speed for the past two seasons.
Aiter the launching, Miss Detroit Ill
Will he tuned up on the = lar river.
where she viii have her tryoutS over the
course used for that purpose by power
world champion speed craft.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-17
|SEN. PENROSE NAMED
At ELECTION TRIAL
Counsel for Men Charged With
Conspiracy Endeavors to
Prove Counter Plot.

West Chester, July like Dcutsch,
Lieutenant David Bennett and the five
Policemen who are being tried here be-
fore Judge Eiairse on conspiracy charges
rr owing ont Of the primary election IN
III" Fifth Ward IN Philadelphia in Sep
i ternncr last wear, hope to escape prison
cells with the flimsy defense that they
are the victims Of gigantic conspiracy
led hv United States Senator Penrose,
aided by State Representative Isadore
Stern and Select Counclmcn James A.
Carey.
This line of dcfcnseS was forecast YES
tcrday 10y William \ Gray, attorney for
the seven Defendants during his cross
examination Of MIR Stern The Fifth
ward attorney and close friend Of Carey
WAS on tho witness stand for five hours
during four Of which he was subjected
TO one of the sevcrcSt and most search
ing CrlllugS ever heard In Criminal Court
GRAY used one Of the biggest guns
but his ammunition hacklircd and Mr.
Stern was able To deliver a telling address
10 the jury
Isn't il y fact Attorney GRAY asked
that YOU have been telling several per
sons that it isn't Dcutsrh and these mon
you are after. but that YOU are ont 10 gcj
the Mayor
Fl have said that several tunes. the
witness replied and repeat it here
| consider Deutsch, Bennett and the
policemen only tools and pawns in the
hands Of others who are responsible for
the riot. murder and thuggcry that went
on III the Fifth ward last year The
mon responsible for the outragcs arc
mon like the Mayor and Senator Ware.
who permitted them to Toe done
DO You include senator Penrose IN
this category" Gray asked
No, sir. do not. Stern answered
senator Penrosc would not ID the
things for which these defendants must
answer Personality | prefer to sec the
Aiavur and Senator Ware convicted
rather man the poor miserable creatures
who dld those thLngs for moncN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-17

the position that the presence of En-
tente and American forces on that coast
is not particularly significant, rs there
are large stores of war materials i'll
that region, which were originally des-
tined for use by the Russian armies
and which were furnished by America
and the Entente.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19

borne by the soldiers mother or
father. Perhaps we think times are
hard, and we complain that we are
not getting out of life all the pleasure
and happiness that is our due. And
yet - think for a moment of what is
happening in the various training
camps in this country - think OF
what is happening in Europe - think
Of the suffering = think of the priva-
ton - of the losses and OF the pain
and anguish, physical and mental,
endured by the men in the trenches,
and you will wake up to a new under
standing an understanding that will
make you sacrifice everything to be
Of the greatest help, that will make
you unfold all your powers to help
not only our own community, but the
entire world. Then duty will become
a precious burden to you. You will
sit down and think of what you have
left undone that you might have done.
You will feel small and weak and
miserable when You measure yourself
with your own great desire to work
wonders, and you will feel what a
great debt you owe to those who are
pouring out their hearts blood on the
soil OF France"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19
Gviferne / GnlanS.

ct Telegram ira Stocfbolm nlcb-
beler, at HeprpIentanter for Den
eitniife 2anooag % &egiering, lom
III er fomntet til a~ipbenDapn efter
ct @eisg / Stocfbolm % ariitiania,
bar Ienbt Ell fraftig Yroteit til Ser
lin MOB SpiferneS Sffupationspo.
litif % llnoertrpffeli er / 9iteris-
propinIerne.
Gen a~lnerifanife Miniiter / Stocfs
boln bar oper Ienbt TrGiioent @il-
ion ct Gremplar al benne Eroteit,
bpori set blanbt anbet beoer:
"Siltroos for Tiesfaniler bon
SertlingS 6oriifringer og tiltrobs
for grelt.2itopif Sraftateus 9eitem-
melier bar Spiflanb oprettct ct mill.
tprt Giftatilr / gitlanb.
Srtben Sc tpife troopers g(nfomIt
bopoc %eitniife trooper gienoprettet
$40 % Sroen / De fleite 0iitrifter,
men Spifer1e afpGbne0e oisie Crop.
per, a~fiatte Gegieringell, fiernebe DC
administrative Srganer / @p % paa
Saro, fog ale Nominiitrationsgre.
ne / i'm egen Snanb % opretteoe
raaogiuenoe aomiteer, beitaaenbe al
NeprGientonter for oct tpife Gle
mert / GItlano, Iom life llogier mere
END to Erocent al 2anoetS Sefclf.
ming.
Spif er blet inbiort Tom 2anoctS
oiiiciele Sprog, ifipnt Bette life for.
itaaeS al 90 Trocent al @eiolfnin.
gen. Get tpifc Sprog er ogioa bIet
inoiert Iom tpitnget Sag / Sfolernc
% llniperlitetct / 0prpat er blet for
tp'fet.
Geb &iGlp af benIpnalpIc Strafic
bcItaacnoe al ipGre Nengcbsocr,
Stroforbeioe eIer Senrettelie eiter
ct %iacfalbt arigsretsiorber bar IN
iferne unoertrpft Saleiribeoen % al
politiif IirfIpmbeo. Se Ipilcr, Ionl
tomnte, tpinges til at beforore pro-
inf Tropaganoa.
6%rernrogcnoe gitlrnoere, Icm / al
@cifeoerbco protciterebe imoo oenne
benipnsleie lluoerirpffelie, er blct
arrcitcrct."
Silillt proteitereS Der inotrGn'
aenoe imoo "Spiternes l~loplpnoring
al 9orbct, ioet be beilaglGgscr 80
oemioIer / ell ioabau llbitrTfning, Of
Solicit ielu lioer SiIngersneo, mems
oe tpife SoIooter tillaoeS boglig al
ienoe oobbelte Hationer bienn I'll
Spiflano."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19

&c set orenebe Itore III.
tberffe Gam unb" I'll en-
@irfeligbeo.
Foor oerfor Dor firfcIige aolego
paa 0ettc Gi0Spunft bor oniet oct
for ~ueopcnbiq % poSicnoe at IN iii
tpctu0igc llotalcIicr iom De openior
citcrtc, iaa moa Der pare andre %
opbcrc Norioger ocrtil, emo at en-
Del blade hor tiuoot iig at Ia Ell
Mcuinq ON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Hooeu Ill @loocte iIcttc &umer mao
IiQQc ITnQcr tilbaac / (ioct. Dten
bpiIfc 9luringcr oct M emo fan pare,
Tom bar bcraoct "Slltbcronercn"
5rocn poa Sen ocro2Iige Erc9ics
NUocrIiqbco, iao ifpIoer @Iooet
S%ou0hc0cu ol oct itorc airfeiolt,
buia &elirr0 OCT cr fat iii at poqte,
at Sagcn9 Goflmentcr ITQgcs pnn
@oroct. Nar Sen lcfuIUre norife
|rcaic Der / 2onoct purct I'll Sfam
% Sfooe for airfcn % bens @ier
ming, ianleoca Iom @looet iniintc
rcr, ioa er oct ion0cIig pantiOe, at
oct blir beficnot, % at nan ioar
pioc. boori ocu9 5oripn0eIie MOB
humane % firfeIioe Briuciper be.
itaar. Rnur 0iSic Qofunlcuter frem-
oil Der Oa ogioo bli 2lnIeo,
ming Ill at preoc ocres @ebnIt for
Buo 90 V~fcnrcifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19
Werbens itprite @agcri.

Seroens ~itorIte @ageri cies a
Snfel Sam, % oct finoe5 "lome-
pbere in Srance". Get er life
olene set ~itsrite, men ogioa Set melt
fulofomne, lom finoes. 9ageriet
better en- @runoflaoe al mere snb
ire Icres. Set bar GcmcntgllIp og
SGgge % Gag al forrugcreoe Sern-
plaber. ,Naar set fomnler / flilo
Sping bill Oct probucere 100000
TO Ylrlbs grso ont Gagen % pil
% funne forlpne Ell Irme al ~tillpa.
renoe StsrrelIe. Sor nGrpGrenoc
forlpner BET 10 Erocent al Dor Ir.
me / Sranfrig.
Ser or 56 @noeropnc, Iorn fan
Itege LOCO Srso bpcr / Sinen. pa.
geriet CT perfect / ianit1r Sen.
ieenoe. IIting forcgnar automatic
peo SiGlp al Waifiner. Wenneife.
ligc Spnber fonmer life / @erering
bperfen meb Wclet eler Oeigen ira
set Nieblif WeliGffen TONNES, til
set parnle @reb fommer no al Sp.
meme. Gen "Soloateritomp", Tom
lepcres al bette &iGmpebageri paa.
itaaes at ppre Terocns bebite og melt
pelinlagenbe @rs0.
S9g / @pg meo gageriet er en-
anben itor 9psning, bpor Ser paa
Staaltraabbploer er SLABS til at al
fielc balpauben Milion @rso ON
8angen.
Sra Bette @ageri saar @rsoet /
belle Sr9nIabnineer til bore Gutter
iremme oeo 6ronten. 6oruoen bette
itore 9a9eri or Der tire minore / Sirf-
Ipntheo / Srnufrig, men set err rene
9iIeput- Initalter, iom blot" fan
prGItere 10000 9reb ON Sasen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19
Drrftsa

SafIanb, Gal., Den 16be Si,li.
&c oper 5000 observation-disclosures
Streif aibIrites ioag eiter ire Il.
nlers &aaSilasnins for Iuffeoe 81.
re. - sc beiIuttebe at gienoptase
Irbcioet imorsen. men erfI9rebe, at
Streifen piIoe BIZ fornpet ben 7be
Niieuit, ifalS bereS arap paa reite.
renSe 9snsforbsieIie life inben Den
Sio err orbuet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19
Surian ON freeen.

gmiteroom t6oc Slili. - Gen
eitcrrigite llbeuriaSminiiter Baron
BON 9urion bar iisIge ct Telegram
ira @ien ioag - iii Ben siterriglte
% ocn uuearifc Yrcmierminiitcr ret
let Ell He~oegisreIie for ben nupG'
renoe miiltrre % politiife Situa.
ton.
Oct bcoer beri blanbt anoet:
Ger or neppe nogcn lloperens-
ltemmeIic melem &c oIminoelige
Frirciper, ilig lom De er iormlIeret
al be9ge DC fr~isfsrcnoe @rupperS
StaismGub. VrGiioent @ilious fire
Funtter al Ace SuIi itaI life pGtfe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19
Wobitanb fra Dor Sibe, r,aar fra.
regnes pisie SperoripeIier."

fa - tbhl W.
regnes pisie SperOripelier."
Wen paa Ell anbet Steo beoer oct:
"6ienoens Salitarrigbeo meo
Senipn til bans territoriale arap
angaaenoe glios.2otbrinsen, Srieit,
Srentino % De tpife aolonier Ipnes
at p9re en- uoperitigelig Sinorine.
Spis bore SLENDER itaoig peobIir
at frppe Coming % G~ritatning for
be9aaet nret, iaa er bette ct 9rap,
lom pi meo mere Net fun6e rette
MOB 3 e M, foroi hi er blet anarebet,
% ri bar 3rap paa Spreisnins for
Den llret, iom er begaaet MOB os."
Baron gurian penoer after til.
bage til De fire Hunfter / Trpiioent
WillonS 4be Suli Gale % erflarer,
at ban par iitano til at poe oem i'm
blertelige SiIiIutning og tilisier, at
! ltor Holtr9fning piloe ingen negte
bans @eni lin Splonins, % ingen
plloe negte BAN lit Sampirfe."
San erflPreoe, of inaen al Sc
frigferenbe Stater nogenIinoe bebs.
reoe at fonune / oen Stiaina, jom
HUSBAND og Gitm9nien er aeraabet
l. "oa ri oltio er rebe til at inbIebe
6reoSittoerbanolingcr meo ale pore
Wobitanbere."
San befla9ebe Sen OmItpnoiabeo.
at Dor gpne til at forIpare os er
blet itemplet iom Wiiitarisme GA
oertor maa eoelegges."
SIne getragtninger oper MuIio-
beoen at at fomme til en- GsorItooeIIe
og faa en- Gnoe paa @eroensbronSen
lanlnlen1atter ban / Sen rtotaIeIIe.
at "terrltoriale 6ororinser er MI /
@irfeli9beoen oct eneite, Tom aoIfiI,
Ter De frigforcnbe @rupper."
Oct siterriaife &issraab Iammelt.
trTocr ioog / @ien, og oenne Ses.
lion imsoeiees meb ippnot SntereSle
life bare / gitcrrig men oaIaa i
SpIflano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19
Interpreting America.

Interpreting America.
The following article on the loyalty
of the Scandinavian-Amcrican press
is reprinted from the last issue of The
Observation-Disclosures Review, for
which publication it has been pre-
pared by one OF its editors, Hanna
Astrup Larsen:
No policy could be more short
sighted than the suppression OF the
toreign-languagc press nov advocated
by some apostles of know-nothing-
ism. The newspaper in the immi-
grants w language does more than
any other one agency to acquaint him
with the ideals and institutions of his
new country. The Scandinavian press
has from the beginning been an ex-
ponent OF Americanlsm. The men
who fought in the Fifteenth Wiscon-
sin, many OF them, could not read
English, but learned the issues of the
war from a little Norwegian sheet
published in a hamlet in Wisconsin.
The immigrant of to-day has a better
education. He often knows English
before he comes here. and in any case
abSorbs it with avidity as soon as he
sets foot on American soil. Yet he
needs a newspaper in the language of
his homeland. II carries to him a
more intimate message; it speaks in a
voice he knows, and therefore inspires
confidence.
During the first two years af the
war, the Scandinavlans in the West
were lukcwarm. inclined to blame
both sides in the conflict equally.
They were on friendly terms with
their German Lutheran ~ncighborS and
slow 10 believe that the kinSmen OF
these people could be guilty OF the
atrocities they heard Of. At hat time,
the press, with greater knowledge,
was in advance OF It's constituency.
As early as July %. 1914, 'Skandi-
maven uncovered the intrigueS of
Austria against Scrvia, and, on August
Is, DECORATE oStCn' wrote:
The German emperor seems to be
master of the situation. At a word
from him, Austria would probably
have accepted Seryia's apology for the
murder OF the heir 10 the throne.
If the emperor had said this word,
there would have been no war, but
he did NOT say il. Therefore he now
~ "
s's"uN Iylo5e lne WGiiu as tle one
II. furthermore, we ask why Germany
wanted a world war, the only answer
is: expansion OF German power and
military rule"
Minneapolis Tidcnde' likewise
blamed Kaiser Wilhelm for the war,
while at the same time pointing out
the failure OF the whole "balaurp pf
power system ana expressing what
J ; nov tne one great nope OF liberals
'nS world over saying.
SuS consequence 9l TINS war II Is
20 DC HoIeo' VIII DC lhat q rev rulers
Nnali no longer nave power to plunge
'"' hatiohS mo war Inc executive
power must he so lodged that IT Is
ioIIy responsible 10 the men CHOSEN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19
Gn fritalenoe TrpiIer.

st telegram ira Sdpeits for,
teller at ben iocialiitiife 9anooag5-
mallo Stroebel forleoen Gag / Ben
prpiliIfe 2anooog bolbt Ell poIoIonl
Gale, bporl ban or0entlig buoilettebe
ben tpife Staggering for Oens 9e-
ItrGbelI CT paa at opnaa Sreo peo
Tolo.
San crflGrebc, at bpiS life Sc.
tpife 6pIf beirieoe Jig for fin &egie.
ring % "ienote fine arigs- % Jts-
perpplitifcre til S~alpebe", Iaa piloe
mart amerifas Milioner al Soloa.
ter bile Jig at bli for iterf en- Magt
at binoe an meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19
Meroplan.Sab.

Sfslse en- Spgaue ira 2onoon FOR
DC brittle Slppere | bet Iar, lom
enote Den lite Suli, ifuot neo life
minbre enb 4,102 iienotlige Iero-
planer. S iamme Siosrum miiteoe
9riterne 1,1S6 Ncroploner.
Zen ~itsrlte Sangit bar Ielpfelselig
be brittle Slppere giort paa @eIt-
fronten, bpor be lfieo nco % ooelag.
De 2,150 fienbtlige Waifiner % "ifa-
beifjso" 1888.
Te eprige fienotlige Waifiner er
al brittle Slppere ifitot neb / Sta
lien, Mafeoonier, Eal9itinu % We-
Iopotamien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19
Dnkumrnirrnr pnA Bor0rt.

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ESTKBED As sNooXp CLASS NATTER JuNE ism 1908 At
sHE Posr OTucr AT pfooRAu. Iowa. UNDEE THE ACT
oF CoNGBEss OF MAHcHS. 1897.