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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-09-20

BclSijai nuostalius ncra nei zodzio
S"koma la:pgi, kad Anslijc>
yaldlla sykiu Su Austrijo5 nota
sa'usi taipsi pasiulijimq ,Ead tai
kinlnkai istraukll savo kariumcn(
is Murmano apskrit:o, siaurinai
Rusijoj
Amerika pasiulijma atmete.
Pasirodzius tokios taikos pasitl-
lijimams, galima buyo iskalno ii
mott, kad talkin:nkai al atres.
Iaip ir iSejo. AngIijos, Francu-
zijos ii Ancrile@9 kaip laixrasciai
tarp zmonip if politikos yada
issyk uzrciSke beyei'l. vienbalsiai
kad talkininkai savo islygas jan
nesykl yra paskelbe il pakol Cent
ralines NieSpatijos ncpaskelbs sa-
yo is'ysQ, kurionHs JOS sutink;
'aikiutls, patol kalba ape tailo,
derybas yra bergzdzias darbas.
Washipstono val,lzia tame re-
kalc isleido oficiaIi ir ais&q ats,
kyinq
valstybes sekretcrius I.ansin
'ciellq llrei9ii paskelb5 pleziden
o Nilscn' yarlu sc<aqti pranc
;imq:
"Suvicaytp Nalsrijq valdzi;
jautia, kad yra tik vienas atsa
kymaS, kuri j gall duoti Must
ROY engrijos ii,'peratoriSlos val
dzios p4siuliiimq il [Amcrilso,
valdzial atl;arlofiaai If su pil
niausiu atyirumu paskelbe isly
gas, kuriolnis Suyienytos Val
Stllos svarstytp taika il ncgal
paisytl' il nepaisys pasiulijiro
tam, rcikale, sulyg kurio j sa-
vo po4icijq If tiksla yra isreislu-
81 taip aiSkiai,'
Sitas SuyienytQ Valstiju atsaky.
mas tuojaus tapo pasiustas Wen
non.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-09-20
DienraScio ReikaIuose.

a. Kartanas, sc4Sago ?
-. Sadzcyidius. Chicago 2
Is. Stepsis, Cleveland, Q. /
Nj. Puzinas, Akron, Q. |
A. Ba6uzis, Fayettc City, Pa. a
$. Sadiius, Coquct, Minn. /
\. Jokubaitis, Sioux City, la. /
DR.. J. Nalukas, Brooklyn ?
!. Boksas, Toronto, Ont. :
lg. PetruSkevicius, Spring
Hill Mines, Canada y
T. MikSas, llibbing, MINI. Il
y. Skritulskas, New Britain ?
y. Bc!;na,s Naugatuck, Conn. I
Pr. Enat5t, .Painsdalc, Mich. I
NJ. Mockevicienc, Dayton. O. J
r. SRack&uskas, Dayton %. /
n. Poyylaitis, Dayton L
>. Markcyitius, Dayton /
n 4 GoInbicti. f;coro ~.
* Nont,iIa Rr,ol,l,r :
r I,b;n,s c1o,oIanl q
A \iyi.:c,-;ora r,o,.,,.nd
IL L f,,r..;r,s clo,.o,onI
i pr,yaryl,,s r,oro,.mJ :
~ AIaI;na,,xk,s cleveland
F. Scrcikas Cleveland
p Tafka cleveland
7. Saliois Cleveland
4 foundations Drain g
M pe,.ka;t;s ara;n q
T. Rcmt;s Grain q
| Zeni,,s Grain q
pols;s o.;.,
4 c.l.a;t; r,o.a -
NJ Na,.:.,i.. o~.:., -
.,,r5,,sl.,s w,tarh,,r,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-09-20
AUSTRIA SIULO TAIKOS
DERYBAS.

Amstardamas, rugsejo IS d. -
.Austrc"Nensrijos valdzia pasitinte
visoms kariaujancioms vie$patijoms
tir ncutraliSkoms salims iornaliskq
I pasiulijimq susirinkti llur-nors neu-
iraliSkoj Salyj if pradeti taikos
Sonferencija. Sitos konferencijos
tlkslu, anot Austrijos pal5vietimo.
butQ apsimainyti nu3monemiS,
skaS esq parodytq. ar yra tos iSly-
Sos, kurios galetu padaryti galimu
greitq pradliq taikos deryboms.
Austrijos fasiulijimas pataria,
kad tuo tarpu nera reikalo daryti
kares pcrtrauka. Nisp kariaujan-
tip vieSpatiju delegatai csq susieitQ
i "konfidenciales (nc vieSas) irI
ncrlsancias diskusij,4s apic pamati-
MUS taikos desnius."
sitas A1istrijos pasiulijimas.
apart zodzip, redaug kuom ski
riasi nuo pinncsniu pasiulijimp.
r sitam paiiulijiine nera nei vie
MI zodziu ulsilninta apic iSlygas,
kokiqris CentralineS NicSpatijos
noretp taikintis.
Todel abainai yra manoma, kad
Sitokir pasiulijiro tikslas yra dyc-
jopas: pirnliausiai, sukclti ncsu-
tikimus talkininleV Salysc il; duoti
progq tl Salip pacifistams kclt
tosc Salysc triuksma, nuo ko tai
{inil.ku isnasumas nusilpnetu; oI
antru tikslu yra pas:gaminti
iau ginklq prizes sayo zlnoncs If,
laoa'ct talkininkai atmcs ,ohi tai-
KS pasiulijinM, tai pasakyti save
znonems niatotc, mes If vel stu
,eme talk bet prieSas nenori
tcdel mes turin gintis is pasl<uti
niuju.
Kaizeris irgi pric taikos pisideda.
Visur abclnai yra manoma,
llad AuStriic,s nota buvO raS, ia
he Viennoj, bet Bcrline, il Nokic-
tia, zinona, jai pritars.
Tuo tarpu pats kaizeris taipgi
pasiule ''taika' bevcilS tho paciu
faiku kaip If Austria. Kaizerio
.'taika' yra dar navatnesne il j
parodo, IS kur vejas pucia.
Kaizeris pssiule atsl<ira ta;kq
Belgijai tokioinis islygomis
Kad Belgija pasiliks neutrale
met Xxi kares pabaigai
Kad po to visa ekonomine If
politiSka Belgijos neprigulmybe
bus atnaujinta.
/ Kad komerciiines sutartys tarp
Belgijos If Nokietijos. padarytoS
dar prizes kare, bus paliktos il po
kares neaprybotam laikui.
Kad Belgiia panaudos save
itekne sugrazin'mui Nok:eti'cs ho-
4 lioniip.
4 Kad fl~m9rlQ lQ ls:lusimas bus ap-
svarst.4@ II i'a."atidp tautos ma
tuna tBclgiioD. ktlri lake .lare
} gclbeio No.s;g::jai, neels bauIzia
INA.
4 Apie atiygillinq ". padarytu
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-09-20
BoLsEvIKA1 JUDO 1uKsTANcIUs.

Washington D. c. rugsco 10 d. znios is ncutralskos
prsnesa pasaus ncHi ne suprato ape base
nybes koos Ruso Tukstaneiai au kae
ai kupn susaudyna be teismo Gina kasdien smtais Boil
sevkai Maskvoe Gina namq uzenka boseviku pa
say kad s jog toks r os gall but boevikans
ingss-ir jau po zmogaus.
Peograde ssudyta S2 ypau lake vicnos savaitcs Su
vrsurn 400 ypatu yra uSaudymo sto Vs tres:c
rangs (titul Vaybs Patarcjo statskago Soveika apo
arestuo neziunt ju polsku pa4vagp Ant ntelgentu r
Ssf<Aeru boscviSp gauos daro tikras medziokes
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-09-20

ant 2-ro pusl.l
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-09-20
1ssIUNTE QUESTIoNA1REs.

Washington, D. c,.rugseo u d-Earcs De-
partamentas prisake visicms Local Boardams is
7lpntlncti klansimq sqsuyas (Qucstonnarcs, VI
Stems vyranls visoj Amcriko kurie turf tarp I8 ir
80 metp uzslregistravusiems rugsejo - d. Kas-
d'en slQs po 'ofe; vadinasi yisi Questionaircs to
ain4'auS vyrams bus ssiqstii 10 dicnQ Pirma il
das lssiusta rngstjo IS d.! paskutin5 bus is
s'pSta ncrSliaus rugstjo 28 d.
Jesu jus resistravot5s rass5;o y d. ir ieigu
JUS da1ar turtle nuo TS Xxi 50 metp, tai jus turtle
sauti Questionnaire virSuj pazymetu laiku-ne
Felians rnsseJo 2s d. Jeigu negausit-pasitcira,i-
KIT savo Local Board'e Ieigu turtle 80 uzbag..s
metus BET neturite dar pilnq z-taip-rat turtle
gaati Questnonare Nyresri negu 81 n,etu tuon
tarpu nebus judinam
NiSi vyIai tarp IS ir SO metu. paSaulti dabar.
II neSaunantieli pauosavimo bus qaSaukG kariu-
menen ikl spalo ntnesio pabaisai 5ip metz
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-09-20
DIENRAscIO "ARMIJA.9

Apart pirmiaus jau paskelbtg
"Lictuvos' dicnraStio strininku
pric dienras6io bendroves prisi
dejo dar sekantieji serininkai:
5. Pctrulis, Chicago
T. Manelis, Chicago
X. Berinkis, Chicago
Pr. PoSka Il
.M. J. Kiras Chicago - II
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-09-20
bOISevikai kgIia Wis didesnes zuOnil
skerdynGs,
Bolsevikai daro is Rusuos Buce- sapl.
BoMBARDUoIA METzo TvIRqovE.

Paryzius rugsejo IS d4Franclzq sunkosios kanuoles
kad uzms kcleta savacu gal snesp pako Site vartai
Voietia bus sunant Aeriko kanuoes dayvauja bombar
davime.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-09-20
Iis Viska Padares.

'''~ q" ! q ~ " - Ndlipc Z,NOlc
kad nei vieno aklnens nepalikau
I nenavertes, idant sutrumpinti
kick tas galima, kare jums, iusr
zmonems ir yisam vivilizuotan,
lEuropos pasauliui. Gruodzio IoIt
mctp as padariau pricSui yicS2
il aiSkp taikoS pasiuGjimq vardan
Nokietijcs imperijos If mano taI-
kininkq Pasiepimai, pasitytiojimai
If panieka buvo atsakynu.
"Tas, esantis Augstybese. ziao
imano atsakomybes supratinq. I.ai-
ke praejusip menesip atsakcm;eji
imperiskos valdzios 1yderiai at
kartotinai dave aiskiai supra5ti
kiekyienam, kas norejo suprasti.
kad mes kiekvienu laiku esame
pasiryze iStiesti taikos rankq.
.loliaus kaizerlS pasakojo, kad
esq talkininkai yieton priimti
jiems iStiestq rankQ. isreiSke nora
sunaikinimo. sudraskymo ir ST.
trynimo NoAietijoe. Prizes sta
absoliutiSkq sunaikinimo nora -
pasakojo toliaus kaizeris - mes
turime pastatyti savo absoliutiSkq
nora palaikyti sayo existcncijq.
TNeapikanta apsireislia tiz.ai
tarp zmoniQ, kurie jau6iasi SUI
musti trauke toliaus kaizeris.
Todel, jeigu tokia baisi neapy-
kanta gyvucja tarp musp prie5u,
tai jos pradzia yra tame, kad iuI
isrokavimai buvo klaidingi. Kick
yienas, l<as zinc .Anglo-saxonu
charalSteri zino kq reiSkia ko9o-
Ii su jais-kaip istrermingi iiel
yra. Mes nezinome, kada kovaI
pasibaigs, bet vien2. dalyk2 mes
zinone, - butent kad mes turf
me iskovoti Sta mu5i iki galui.
Bara Savo "Sliakerius.
Niskas dabar priklauso nuo
Jqsp galutiniq pastangp \iskas
yra ant kort9s, il todel kad musu
prieSai zinc tai todeI. kad Iicl
turf didziausiq pagarbq Nokietijos
armijal; todel, kad jie mato, jog |
jie negali apgaleti musQ armijos
il laivyno, tai jie megina apgale-
Ii mus viduriniQ suskilimp keliu
ir nusilpninti mus neteisingais pas
kalais.
: Sic Ipaskalail nepacina is
Nokietijos zmoniu. Iic yra pa
dirbta produkciia. Bet kas klausc
tokip paskalp, kas platina ncpa-
zinias eelezinkelio dirb-
tuyej ar kur kitur, tas ''gricSija"
prizes fatterlandq tevineI.
Jis yra iSdavikas If yra vertas
aStrios bausmGs, neziurint to, ar
lis butq graias. ar darbinmkas.
Net jeigu sulyg nnomones dau-
CELLO jusp tas It, y. kar9l tesiasi
ocrilgai. tai kiekvienas vokietys il
kiebyiena vokiete, badami liudi-
ninkais situ nesulyginamp didyy-
risky musQ armijos il laivyho
lygip, privalo suprasti, kad mes
kovojame If galinejames NJ savoI
eNistencijq, il kad mes privalome
padaryti didziausias rastangas,
idant apsiginti save pergalingai ne !
tik per save darbq, bet If per
musu zmoniQ mintis.
"Daugelis jpsq tarpe tankiai
lllausdavotes save lake Sitos ilgos
kares: 'Kaip toks dalykas galejo
atsitikti' Kan mes turejome pc
reiti per toki dalykq po 40 metp
ramybes" " As manau TAI yra l;lau
sinas, kuris yra geari vertas att
|, ,sakymo if kuris privalo butt at
:alSytas"
"Ir kaizeris toliaus pasal<ojo.
lad jis ''ilgai mqste apie sta rel
kalq il priejo pirc sekan5iv IS
vadq: kad pasaulyje esq geras
susikerta su blogu sulyg pada-
yadijimo is Aug5tybip. KaN sta
kare iSaugo is tos patios priczas-
ties. Nckie6iai esq buyo darbSti.
kultlrin9d. gera tauta viSais at
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-09-20
KAREIVTU TRAUKINYs. sUsIKULE.

Springfield Mo- rugsejo II d. Trakinys .arcivas
darze prekybinu traini nctoh Marshcld Mo- zuvo
kareva ir tarp 60 ir 10 apo suzeista
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-09-20
TALKININKAI sUMUsE BoLsEVIKUS.

Petr ogra las rugseo IA d. Anglp, Francuzu ir Amer
konu arma Archangsko fronto boeviku ana
kaip pranesa boIsevku organas Pravda
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1918-09-20

|, SID neapykantq S;oje kareje. Tai
buvo prieSaS
New-York tribune., 1918-06-30
Dogs Owner Bitten
By Stray "Friend''

1t looked like most genteel collie
that Mrs. Alice Ouwell's fox terrier.
Bum, brought home yesterday to 213
Court Street, Hoboken, and Bum led
his acquaintance straight to the bed
rom where Mrs. Ouwell lay sick. The
strange dog flew at her, biting her right
arm. Her son Alfred, five years old,
tried to drive the collie out and also
was bitten.
Bum leaped for the colie's. throat
and furious fight ensued in the sick
room. The uproar brought Patrolmann
Sheehy just as the collie shook itself
loose and dashed downstairs. The collie
sprang at him. He put bullet through
it's head, and, joined by two other
policemen, proceeded upstairs. AS they
entered Mrs. Ouwell's room Bum, fran,
tic with rage and suspicious now of all
strangers, charged the three policemen
furously and he, too. was shot.
Despite Jersey City's campaign
against stray dogs. which has ended
the careers of 700, six more were. capt
ured yesterday after they had bitten
three adults and three children.
STAMFORD, Conn, June 29.,-Cyril,
the eleven-year- son of John Nc
Cormack, the singer, was bitten severe
" to-day by a strange Airedale from
which he had tried to rescue his pet
New-York tribune., 1918-06-30
Meat Rejected
At Army Camps
Sold to Public

WASHINGTON. June 2e.-Hearing,
We're ended to-day in the Federal
Trade Commissions inquiry into
charges that bad meat was furnished
soldiers at Camp Travis, Texas, by Will
son e. Co., Chicago packers, and the
record taken under advisement.
In behalf of the company, it's COM
plete record Of meat sales to camp
members through the San Antonio
branch was introduced and gone over
by government auditors. About 26 de-
liveres out of an estimated total of
between $500 and 10000 made to the
camp were rejected by inspecting off,
GERS, according to the record. Il.
Hirschfelder, manager of the corpo-
ration's San Antonio branch, testified
that some of these were due to errors
in shipping varieties Of meats not or
dered.
DR.. John R. Mohler, chief of the Bu-
reau of Animal Industry, said that no
prosecution had been instituted by any
Of the bureaus corps of inspectors on
duty at army camps concerning tmeat
supplied by the Wilson company. He
said that the charges at Camp Travis
had not involved the regular issue of
meat through the quartermaster's de-
partment, but only Independent pur-
chases by individual messes.
F. T. Guardeau, San Antonio health
inspector; F. A. Jean, produce mer-
chant Of the same city, and Mr.. Hirsch-
fielder testified that consignment of
800 pounds of poultry rejected at Camp
Travis later had been held fit for food
and sold to civilians.
Thomas A. Wilson, president of the
company, said that GOT of it's employees
were in military service and that it's
policy was to insist upon delivery Of
wholesome meat for army and navy
consumption.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-30
Wilson'S Veto Ends
Mail Tube SYSTEM;
Long Fight Closed

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Further
government use Of pneumatic mail tube
systems in six large cities was blocked
toe day by Presidential veto of the
postoffice appropriation bill, with
provision directing that the Postoffice
Department retain the tubes until next
March, pending an investigation by the
Interstate Commerce Commission to de-
termine the advisability of their pur-
chase by the government.
When an attempt to pass the bill
over the veto failed in the House, both
the House and Senate repassed the
measure with the provision objected to
eliminated.
In his veto President Wilson sup
ported Postmaster General Burleson,
who has made a fight for abandoning
the tube system as obsolete and useless
because of the growth of the volume
of mail and the development of auto
mobile trucks.
Contracts for the operation of tubes
in New York City, Brooklyn, Boston,
Philadelphia, Chicago and St. Louis ex-
pire Monday.
In his veto message the President
said:
"I am convinced that there is no
moral or legal obligation resting on the
government to continue the use OF
these tubes by rental. At the time they
were installed they may have had some
value as a postal facility, but that was
before the volume of mail had reached
the enormous proportion which it has
to-day and before the development of
the use of motor vehicles. These de-
velopments have made the tubes prac-
tically obsolete.
"The postmasters. of various cities
where the tubes are in use have spoken
against them and urged that they be
abandoned. These reasons seeming to
me conclusive and compelling, l have
rot felt at liberty to acquiesce in this
feature of the bill, which herewith re-
luctantly return"
New-York tribune., 1918-06-30
Congress Passes On
$4,000, 900, 900 Bills

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Con-
gress acted on appropriation bills
aggregating more than twenty-five
billion dollars to-day in an effort
to complete them all before the end
of the fiscal year and to clear the
way for the midsummer recess
" planned to begin next week. Many
other important pieces Of legisla-
tion were put through during long
and busy sessions.
Several of the appropriation bills
were left unfinished, however, and
the programme still was in such
shape that some leaders thought it
recess until the end of next week,
instead of before July a, as others
hoped.
The naval and sundry civil appro-
priation bills, CARRYING s1,61O,-
100000 and $3,000,0 0,00O,vo0, respec-
lively, were sent to the President
for his signature. The Senate
passed and sent to conference the
army and fertilization bills, carry
ing $12,089, 100000 and S5,4l2,-
100000, respectively. Both houses
repassed the s37l,000,000 postoffice
bill after eliminating provision
for continued use of privately
owned pneumatic tube systems in
six cities, on account Of which
President Wilson had vetoed the
measure.
There was talk during the day Of
sessions tonight and tomorrow,
but both houses took recess this
evening until Monday. I
New-York tribune., 1918-06-30
Mrs. Pankhurst
Plans Attack on
Bolshevisrn Here
Must Be Crushed Out by
Women of the Country,
She Declares
{ Special Dispatch to The Tyibune)

i.cPtCMe btSVutCN 10 4 ne l. TlOUnSJ
WASHINGTON, June 90 Mrs. En-
incline Pankhurst is on still search
for Bokhevism in the United States. If
she finds any she is going to attack it
in the same spirit she has attacked the
Bolshevists of Russia, not only because
Of the military collapse Of Russia
under their rule, but because of the
social deterioration involved in their
philosophy.
81 shall herp TO counteract Boil
said to-day at her hotel here. "Bol-
helping Germany, but because it stands
to destroy everything that is worth
having in the civilized world.
Take, for example, the Bolshevist
programme for the Specialization of
womcn,' in which every unmarried girl
of eighteen is compelled to register at
the government free love bureau The
women of the whole world should rise
up against such a betrayal of the de-
cencies Of civilization"
Mrs. Pankhurst admitted that when
she came to this country she came quite
spontaneously, almost precipitately
and had no definite knowledge of the
extent of Bolshevism here She is
going to make a study Of the I. w. W.
movement and conditions in the mu-
details of her plans to be published.
Perhaps there is not much astual
Bolshevisin here" she said, "but what
little there is should be crushed out by
the women. l hope | can talk to them
and inspire them with the same deter
mination the English women feel to
stamp it OUT You know we feel that
lnasmuch as we cannot go to fight in
the trenches we must fight the enemy
at home, and that enemy is the Boil
shevlst, or |. w. w.
"In addition to tho I. w. w. you have
in this country, l understand, the same
thing that we have i'll England, and
that | call socialist measles 1t is a
attacks persons whose minds are full
of theories, but have had little practi-
cal experience of life. When the Boil
shevist agitator comes along they fall
easy victims to the disease.
1--WE English women believe it is
necessary, not only to counteract the
disease, but to offer q sort of sociologi-
cal serum, SO to speak, which will cure
the disease by realizing the social as
pirations which are part of every nor
NAL, healthy mind. To fight Bolshev-
ism, we offer a constructive social pro.
gramme, of better hours for women in
industry, better education, and bette,
living conditions for children.
However, in order to realize this
we must first win the war. That is the
only essential thing before the worle
to-day. No good thing will be possibl.
under German rule, either for womer
or men,"
New-York tribune., 1918-06-30
Van Observation-Disclosures

MAMARONECK. N. Y, June 90
Miss Eleanor Dupignac, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Dupignac, of
40 East Seventy-ffth Street, New
York City, was married to Arthur Van
Rensselaer, Thompson at noon to-day
at her parents summer residence at
Orienta Point, Mamaroneck The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Judd, of st. Margaret's Church, New
York City, in the presence of abou,
125 guests.
The bride was attended by her niece.
Miss Eleanor Lee Flagg, and the best
man was Fellowes Thompson. cousin
of the bridegroom. The ushers were
Graham Thompson, Dudley Dupignac,
Charles Carson Matchett and Howard
Pyle.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-30
Volunteer Firemen to Go
On Active DUTY To-morro,

Detailing of members of the Auxili-
ary Volunteer Corps of the Fire De-
partment to duty in various fire houses
to make up deficiency Of 500 paid fire.
men will begin tomorrow
Complete outfits will be supplied to
the volunteers free of charge through
the generosity Of Ely Joseph. Special
Deputy Fire Commissioner. The volun-
teers number 10000,
New-York tribune., 1918-06-30

s2s7 100000; Panama Canal tolls, So s.
$4,000. The government also took in
.s,4es,o 900 from the sale Of certificates
of indebtedness. redeemed later in the
year; s1Q2o.oO0 from postal savings
bonds; $40 10000 deposited for pur-
chase of one-year Treasury notes un-
der the Federal Reserve act, and $lu,-
240, 900 deposited for retirement OF ma
tonal bank and Federal Reserve oank
tor II
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
Oct oiorcr / Gylflane
GA Olterrid.

(clpdrunmrer ira Nctro0roo ~
eitcrriaitc Wucr Sen tShc %aniar
hcrrttcr. at belle &onlpdrlcr a.
citcrri0if unQoritr SoIootcr or blct
rpmt I'll at ifpoca poo @rltno AZ
rertu Snmputi mco Sc rna'l'fc 10
cialiitlitc @~ulifuclier mems Strrtter
al Sptejcr nuNtr Steo ! Mjrt ~
cuorc @ucr / Gitcrri1 ~ lln4urn
ION TclQt al Inrtlhcu ~ anap
hcocr poo >cpuct@mlbRr.
SOLE NiOcIiIMer Al Mtrrrj0'tc
lroppcr uco oer itnIicnifr Sront
ital hare ucgtct at lpitrc line iii
,orcr. bpor'or Sc rciolut or blct
rpmt til Geocn.
Sgiua blouot Sc tu'tc Sroppcr
ucSbIir lltiI'rcOahtocu Al iprcol 'jg.
Gen mite Hcli2ruN gier itorc In
itrcultIicr Tor OF itouic oeu rooi
faIc r%li@iiitc propaganda bIouoi &c
iuifc Sropper. "a ale lloiloI a
Spmpnti mch Sc ru>iiitr Nuifucl
Ter fuc3 bcuirralcit.
llocurla3miniittr 5ro,ifn Ielu
mar Sen tSo, San t~eIegraicrct ira
Sroit 2itopit til N~eiroQrab. at Sc
tu'tc Ntnnol0hc0cr mcN Billie o.
CpcrlUG 'orponiteor G'terrcmir-
,cruc ira Observation-Disclosures.
Get giUIoer rel Al uiIoIcot Sen
Qrlcntlilc MuuuQ hlemmt.
Gor uollc Sage iiotn mcoocltca
oet. at $4,000 tuitc SoIootcr. ionl
rar blct %SilhpuQere Al Den r~uSiiit,
iociaIiitjifc %urc. hap0t iorIoot line
Stnttcrgrauc % bopoc inoreitct liz
Ell Sclr Tor 'g lclu huor Sc hapoe
'or'touict ijq moo inc tiolcacre
Nomcrater. Adl meloc2 oct ira
rcnle Scir. al SoIoatcruc or bel
'orlpnct mco &oabcu ~ Nnmuui.
iiou "a peI orgoniicrct q Tor,
lnne2 mc0 Eropiant al Snl1nenS
r@laiiitc &eioItnin9. iom nUrer lc
penoe Sumpati meo Ne tuitc Gcicr,
terer.
! @ien ioranital,eoeS 5irsoaa
Alteu en- INSTRUMENTATION, Ionl
note / itotr Sptsier. ~bpcrnnoc,
ole Ntooporcbrtifcr blcp alunoret.
sra Bern mcbbclcs. at Strcifci
rlLcspnbic i Wanbogs / ammuni'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
Bitter Stemnin9
/ Norge.

a%riltiania Dcn tSoe Sanniar. Sterls
nineen / Noree MOB DC 6or. Statcr
% tiloels moo DC sprige allicrcoe
Sanoc begpnber at bli bitter. Ter
beretttes Der, at Imerifn forlonger,
at Horec FOL Itonie i'm ~llbisriel til
Tpiflano MOB Mfifibninger ocrfra al
aornnarer, men nTgter at garonterc
ellcr lopc ielp at ,elloc SorIpninser
til Eoree.
Norbnipnoel,e iserger Jig ieIp mi,
bporfor DC ifl,Ioe forn9rne Splflano
peo poa In1erifas @cialing at be.
grGnie fine llbisrsler oib % paa iam-
me 2ib lebc Reiifoen al at bli laot
Itaaenoe tomb1noet al Imerifa. Be
retningen ON, at Tanmorf faar BAD
DC Tropiant % andre Tarer fra
Inlerifa bar paft baaoe 6orbanIelie
og Sarnle. Horbmrnoene tiger, bet
er en- oaben Semmeligbeo, at Gan-
iferne iInber belle &riecn Far fenot
5piflanb 2epnetsmlibler. meoens
Morbmrnoenc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
far pGret rent l,Ifploisc / benne Sen.
ieenoe. 90 BOG beaunitiacs Tan.
mart al slmerifa oe Sc glaierebc, %
&c ipprger bporfor?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
Suslanc o. Sunenicn.

Gro EctrnJrn0 ~ntcooelea, OF Trc.
micrnlirlitcr Seuinc Sen t7oe ga.
mar mloertegenoc en- Nrrcitorore
moo Song Seroiuonb al @uIso.
ricn, lom ~iorIauBea iert til Ictro.
groo ior at iroeiprrrea / Yeier>
Eaul@ STItnin9en,
CrNren beitrcp / SctaIicr, buor.
oau aousera Nrreitoticn ifol lore.
Sao, % hporoan hdn ifal bepoatcS.
N%clihepiferuc tror, at sc bar iii.
iirGffelise Sropper pco Sen ri
mGuitc Tront til al fuluc uoisre
strrcitaiionel.
Ser bar / iiere lllcr berifet ct
ipGnot Sorbolo mcllcm HuslanS
OF Humpnieu. Humpnerne be.
l!plbts rlSliite Sroppcr Tor alpor.
lisc Sorieelicr o. Tor at bapc aai,
terri Tor %olibcpiterne. Oct enote
ior soot og pei en- llac iioen meO.
at rumGnlte trooper omrinaeoe %
aipTbncoc CT belt ri,Siiif H1iment
"a omtrcni lontlbigt blcp Ell ipc
ricl rusiih Misiion til HnmGnicr
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