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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10

tmplarer al "Noroiticrnen", Der paa
Get fprite lille Stpffe gap ct To
bptte, lonl loarer til 10000 4ilos
gram paa bDer acre = meb andre
Sro: eli frIoitGnbig 8~ulogrube.
en- amatgr9artner / @psmortb bs-
I:eoe al Ell ltolpo paa S ailogram
life minOre enc $50 &ilogrant, %
cen beolte al Nlanternc bapbe 80
SinoIbe. en- anoen beremt Sort err
Song Goruaro VIZ. vi oenne
logoe ct 6irlna / 2incoln 500 8ilo.
gram pua Ell slcre % beiteoe 10000
Silogram eler oper 125 sob!
De engelife Yotetoprfere bar fiin'
oct paa Ell inebig Waabe til at raa
et tort llbbptte al De enfelte &nol-
&c al npe, foitbare Sorter. SeO fun
itig Garme ~iremelIfer De fraftige
Sfuo, Iom De oerpVa fierner og pan.
ter / 9lomiterpottet, % naar oisie
Rlanter er poret til, ifieres Soepen
al % brinees til paarp at ilaa &oo.
Zen oprinoelige &nolb bar imioler.
ito iflibt npe Stub, Der efterbaan.
cen bebanbles paa iamme Waabe.
Waar man iaa tiliioit oglaa logger
ielue Sen o%prinbelige Totet i Soroen,
tan man poa en- liItie % binig
Woaoe ifaife Jig en- W9ngbe anol'
&c al Den fsrite, foitbare anolo. Ne.
toroen err 260 Toteter al en- eneite
anolo.
Totetaplen itaar forsprig MI
iaien foran en- ny Spipingsperiooe /
Gnglano. gn formelig aampagne
for Sremme al Yotetoprfnirsen er
inoleoet, og 9prferne erperimente-
rcr ibproigt for at finbe npe Sorter,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
iii potetens Saga.

Of aue aultiirplanter er Toteten
tel sen npttiqIte. % magnitude bar
man inoIet bette flnrere END netop
M ulber Seroensfrigen. S De ito.
rc, friaisrcnoe 2anoe penoer, man
iia mere o9 mere MOB Toteten lorn
Sen, bporfra 6eoningen ltal fomme
set itore % panifelige 6olteern9'
linssproblem.
9ette eirIoer bl. a. / fremtrG-
benoe @rao England, Ser 10 forso.
rigt ira sanmel Sio bar pGret ct
fprtrinligt IotetIanb, bpor en-
MGusoe al oe icritc % melt fritgt-
Fare Sorter err opellfebe % | liolte
Numer al "Nouen" gipes en- fort
Speriigt oper oct engellfe IfInit al
YotetenS llopifling / DC ienere aar.
Srlanb bar bel nof BET Steo /
Storbritannien, bpor Yotetbprfnin-
gen til at bcgpnoe meo blcp brepet
Ii itcrite Smians, men set err bog DC
eeentlie cngelife og ifotIfe Sprfere,
Der ierere bar taaet Eeten % frem-
i.afiet oe beoitc Sortcr % lqgt oct
hcrIte Mrbeioe inc for Totetaulens
Tremme.
Sor foa Mar iioen blep ct llobpttc
of 5000 GiIogram Toteter paa
tper Acre aulct 'or Ell goo Mtiobels'
Eeit. @en / 1908 ianotes Ell ny
Sort, "Gpcr9ooo", iom gap IA
$4,000 8ilogram, % Eptetaplen
tug / set belle taact / oiSie Mar ct be-
irSeIiat Splpins. Sanrule slar ri.
lie oeiaa SirolapS bersmte "glSo'
iaoo" iis isritc Sang. % sanifc
tort Sio eiter iremtom De ierite Or
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10

1614-Child's Set, Comprising a Yoke
Dress. a Slip. and One-Piece Drawers. Gu
in 4 sizes /, =. 4 and 5 years. The dress
requires 2hs yards. the slip . yards. and
the drawers q yard of 36-inch material,
for a 2-year size. Price, 10 cents.
2s01-Girls' Dress. Cut in 4 sizes 6, s,
10 and II years. Size 10 requires 4 yards
of 36-inch material. Price, 10 cents.
2592-Ladies' House Dress. Cut in Z
sizes "a, SO, 80, 40, AZ, "A and 46 inches
bust measure. Size 3S requires 3 yards Of
44-inch material. TIL dress measures about
IN yards at the foot. Price, 10 cents.
2606-Girls' Dress. Gut in A sizes 4. G,
8 and 10 years. Size s requires s yards Of
36-inch material. Price, 10 cents.
25s3-Ladies' Combination. Cut In 8
sizes "a, 30, IS, 40, AZ and Al inches bust
measure. Size IS requires 21a yards of So
inch material. Price, 10 cents.
25s3-Boys' Blouse Suit. Cut in 4 sizes
. 3, 4 and : years. Size 4 will require
ga yards of 4o-inch material. Price, 10
cents.
2351-Ladies' Cover All Apron. Cut In
4 sizes Small, 1924: Medium. 36-3S
Large. 4O-42; and Extra Large, 44-s6 inches
bust measure. Size Medium requires 54
yards of Se-inch material, Price, 10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10

2o16-Dress for Misses and Small Women
Cut in 4 sizes IA, 16. Is and &c years.
size 16 requires 6s yards Of 44-inch ma
terial. The dress measures about 3 yards
at the lower edge. Price, 10 cents.
259S-Ladies' Dress. Cut in q sizes
"a, SO. IS. 40. ~ and A inches bust
measure. Size IS requires ~ yards OF 40
inch material. The skirt measures about z
wards at the foot. Price, 10 cents.
232l-23l9-Ladies' Costume. Waist 232l
cut in Z sizes "a. SO, 3s, 40, AZ, A and
40 inches bust measure. Skirt 2Sls cut IN
I sizes %. "a, 20. IS, 80, 80 and "a inches
waist measure. 1t will require y yards OF
4a-inch material for the entire dress for a
36-inch size. The skirt measures about -
yards at the foot. TWO separate patterns,
10 cents FOR EACH pattern.
2595-2597-Ladies' Costume. waist .oeo
is cut in G sizes "a. SO, IS, 40, AZ and -
inches bust measure. Ii requires yards
of 36-inch material for a 3S-incn size
Skirt 1897 is cut in q sizes -, "a, 20,
Is. so and 80 inches waist measure. Size
"a requires 3L yards of 36'ineh material,
Ii measures . yards at the foot. Two
separate patterns, 10 cents FOR EACH
pattern.
10. II and Ii years. Size l. will require
Isl yards Of 36-inch material. Price, 10
cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
1sorlOren HGfc Snlat.

2 itore @uIere00er % CT mio0els
fort @Gbie rloe2. Get bluubts lam.
men meo foI0e Notetcr, ION cr itua.
ret i ennife imon CerniuQcr "a uog.
Ie opbofte0e Ne0oetIernIr. Get blan.
bes meo Mapomaiie nogIe elmer
fer Oct ifal ierpereS % itoar % goo.
eier ia / S5fnSieu. 9toor Wouou.
naiien lapeS I'll oennc SuIat er Oct
bebre Of benDttc Gitroniait iiteoet
for Go6if.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10

iom baooe 9iper goot ltObptte % er
lHooltanosbpgtige operior Totetip8-
fommenc, bnao Der 10 er minoit Ii
8rIaa pigtigt. Get engelife 2ano.
brugsminilterium unoerItgtter frof.
tigt bette Irbeioe.
Toteten CT iom inst BEN n~pttigite
al ale &iltlrplanter. 9ette gi9l.
Ger / boert Sab, naar Solen er ON
Get temperereoe 9elte. Ser fan in.
sen anoen 9tGrin9Splante tage 8ans
len op nleo ben, life en- Gang Spe.
Den, tbi Yotetcn cir 5 @onge iad
mesen W9ringspGroi iom Speoen,
naar De oDrfes paa lige itore Area-
Ter. y2an bar regnet no, at 100
Icres Foteter fan feoe APO Menne.
lfer aarIig, meoen5 oct Iammre are-
al, uolagt til Bette fun fan aipe
sligo til 10 Wenneifer. Ioteterne
eiuer altioa i bette 5ilfeloe omtrent
80 8ange mere emo 8r9siet tom
poe.
Sntet timber, at ale grnRrines.
fpiioloser og Solfesfonomer Ter ben
til Toteten iom Sremtioens Ssbe.
plante' frem for noeer, ioet set peo
Gems Siplp bill p9re ntuIigt burti.
9ere at fonlme ODER &rigens Saar,
emo oct elers pilbe./ Chi Botetcns
rlge uobptte Iparer arbeiosfraft,
lrm oerpeo frigisres iii Mrbeioe poa
&c Sulino Spgaper, ser efter Sri.
gen li9ger og penter paa at bIioe
lott.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
Quiet 90 Kicffcnet.
apmbiuntipn Snlnt.

Torlcoen Gag bouoe iea '%or'flcl
Iiac Rcttcr al @reninaer, Ct Eol
foIoe foatc Notctcr % TO tomatoes
Saa Iupct icQ en- SoIot al oct, ioei
lea iilct Soiten al ben lille SIltnf
Grtcr iom ieQ bnp0c, itor Snitte.
bonner op / oortifc imoo Stuffcr, ct
Ii0ct qrcut 9GbIc bIcp ifrUlct, az
ifoarct / gonitc imoo Stntfcr, liGcioo
oQiao 3otctcrnc. MItiommen bopoc
itaoct paa IS, ion BET bar oloeles
&sfoIot. Manounoiien bar Ione'
poa ponIiQ &iS motoqen al icg ban.
6e Iiot inf iur Tleoe, Tom iea bapoc
oiipet GA bIouoet op / Den. Soa Tar
lea Somaterne, ion par bnppct 70.
acnoe @onN Tor nt ioo SfaIct al o9
oerooo Iiggct roo Sien I'll sc Oor
riatiq foIoc - ocm ifor lea / aonifc
tpffc Sfiucr "a Ioghe Dem roooer ct
HABIT Tao % pon bier Gomotifioe
Iogoe lea en- go0 "Soua" mcO SoIo-
Ten. Get FOG ia uomcrfct Qo0t uo
% imoqte IiQc ioo QoNt ~ % oIIc
imao "SIumper" bIep u6npttct
Stcafc Somntcr mcS @nlerpbocr %
Npnncr.
Ccuuc &ct beitoor oAioo al 2eD.
ninaer Tor Set mcitc, % iorlticajNe
andre @rpuingcr ion gSrpc, cIler
NIomfaol fan ogioo bcunttca. u
cllcr IRE Iomatcr fIppc9 tpcr5ouer
men ifrunc@ life. @iot Smcr oQ Ii0t
Bacon Scot pormcs ! Steacponocr
"a Ncri IuQQcs Sc fIepcoc Gomotcr
mco SfoI - Slhcu uco. ST &nng
iuttca oucr 90 @a5bIu3ict ifrllc@ neo
iaa Sc fan itno ser on i%maaputrc.
Roor sc bar itcgt Ell Stmo. itreco
SnIt "a Ecbcr oper % Iiot 'oo cacr
Iur 1lp0e hrI0c3 opcr %
Steer - % lou1otcrnc uCuoc2 90
2onQct iUttc5 iQicn oucr. 9}oor Sc
iaa or omtrcnt QieunemitcQtc, bouc3
Sc ANDRE @rpuioler, Tom uahrliQui2
mon bare foQtc ca opitoorct - imuo
Shmpcr al ioritjclliQc SloQ&, 10
Here SInQ5 10 bc0rc, % I @ou0en,
oQ uoor Oc cr Qoot Qicrmcmpormct
imoQcr man pao sci, 'or al ic ON SET
cr paste Jolt, "a ricr ino oltiommelt
op pon ct 1oo. 0cttc cr pirfcliQ ct
megct goo Ga biuiQ Hct % fan goot
prre I Stcoct for en- aicorct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
"Scs 6lep plnOiclis mesct ma"

"Seg bIeU plltoicIlN meact iNg,"
friper 5ru :. .. @ffet ira 9orfcrS
8rairie, Dtiuu. % boUOe Smerter
imeaem gioUcu % @rpitet. &utei
Of bpao ies ipiite, tumoe ieg beboIoC
/ mig. 9r. 9eters Surifo furcreoC
mig" 0emue gamle, pcaIIOeIigl
5amiIiemeoicin iGIgeS life al apo.
tefere. Zen ioritoiies al Sofala8en
fer eQer birefte fra SilDirfernc, Gr
@eter 5ubrnep & Cons, Chicago
ST.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10
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@ip Ell Guart Qoo W}cIf - life
aItior Qobt ifllmmet N}clf altioo -
ct Spfog / en- cmalicrCt @rnoc cucr
gQirmiulm @ruoc - Ell boori WcI.
fen life oil lGgQe iiQ ioit / Elm6en.
gtoar ion N}clfcn err foot. hul0e2
ire Stopper al Sen ~ / Ell @o0c, iom
iptteS poa ct Stco hpor Ntclfcn fan
boI0cS paa aogcpmftct T. Gr.
ouer en- fogenOe GbcticocI. san iaa
op / Wclfcn iom er iaien | @rp0cn,
en- Spiicife Sulcr 90 en- toppct Spi
ieifc Noraorin % 2s GheiFc Salt,
% naor Smeret er imcltct iiQtea ior,
iigtig en- haI0 Sop 0peocmeI o. Ell
baIo aoo Corn Tlour 0crL i0et man
belle Eioeu rerer set aoot ON, ioa oct
life fIumper Tia. Soar man Ell gam.
meIoag5 Iparre. or Sen aQcrbeoit iii
at rere NEE, men Ell itcrf "g2ire
&eater" aoor ogioa Qoht on. 9}oor
iuu bette cr bIcuet til Ell INF @rro.
ION "ilippcr @unocn", Iaa ipr0 set
Il0t eitcr list meo Ben foQeloc Ntelt
I'll Oct er Ell poSie INF @reo. Get
nao belle &iNcu rerc2 / notlrliQpiS
e1erS nil SCI fIunlpc Tia. q set
'trar on / Suppetoucrfcucr bar SEA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-10

gaar &c FORMER Eeres eubTrtstuu, rens
BELT Toft' cuer Barfarbtsrtns. Set er ulti.
90 bi tan tfft orre anfparlige for Benge. rom
ieri at ienbe iefe Berge I alrtnoeltse 9repe.
bltr bortc pnn Ieten.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-24
.DR. THOS. WATKINS
 LEAVES DISTRICT FOR DUTY ABROAD

DT Thomas Watkins. for the past 10 years resident of the Warren dis trict. left last night fcr Fort Clark. Texas, where he will begin active prep a-ation for service abroad Friends of the doctor gathered in large num- herS at the station to bid him fare well He will enter GctiTe service next week as a lieutenant in the medicai reserve corps.
 Gr Watkins apnlied for admission tc- tho United States medical reserves last July. He was acceDted and com missioned lieutenant in September. Since he has been in uniform con s-aptlv For one month he was as- signed 10 dutv at Douglas. later being returned to the reserves. Tn his ar- plication for service he requested speedy trsnsnortation to the French front Dr. Watkins in his new com mission is assioned fo the third sani- ta-v tToins at Fort Clark
 Dr. Watkins has heen a resident nf this city fer the mast 10 years. He has heen in the employ of The Copper Queen. at the local dispensray.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-24
STOMACH ACTS FINEI NO INDIGESTION, GAS,
 HEARTBURN, ACIDITY
''Pape's Diapepsin" fixes sick, sour, upset stomachs in
 Five minutes.

You don't want slow remedy when your stomach is bad-or an uncertain one-or a harmful oue-your stomach is too valuable; you mus.n't injure Il with drastic drugs.
 Pape's Diapepsin is noted for iIs speed in giving relief; its harmless ness; its certain, unfailing action in regulating sick. sour. gassy stomachs. Its quick relief in. indigestion, dyspep- sia and gastritis, when caused by acid ity. has made it famous the world over.
 Keep this wonderful stomach sweet ener in your home-keep it handy-get a large fifty-cent case from any drug store and then if anyone should eat something which doesn't agree with them; if what they eat lays like lead, ferments and sours and forms gas; causes headache. dizziness and nau- sea; eructations of acid and undigest- ed fOod-remember as soon as Pape's Diapepsin comes in contact with the stomach it helps to neutralize the eX- .cessive acidity. then all the stomach distress caused by it disappears. It's promptness, certainty and ease in overcoming such stomach disorders is Ia revelation 10 those who try it.
 (Adyertisement)
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-24
MINERS INVITED TO ATTEND LECTURE OF
 Y MINING GLASS

Elmer T indcuist of the c. & A me ~Npnicql department will talk on ma ohi@e drills wet stoners and Dluggers ~- fhe minin0 course lecture at the " " C. \. Thursday afternoon and right. Mr Lindouisf will have ma chimes on hand 10 demonstrate and will show the types used in the c. X 4 miner. which have not yer been covered in the former lectures.
 The machines have a senarate oil ing adiusfment at a great deal of eX- rense and it is very necessary that miners using the machines understand the mechanism Because of the slight trouble in using this. many miners cil through the holes This brings in sand and grit and in time sticks the machine and entirely ruins it.
 The proper method of cleaning and testing the machine before starting work will ha shown. Causes of trouble not generallv known to miners. Cau, tion against 'petting" machine with 9 double-iack. The proper method of cleaning dirt from the machine. es- pecially the valve chest. how 10 prop erIv loosen and reDair the hammer when il gate stuck in the cylinder and how n tell if the machine is not work ing ri0ht sn minor adjustments may be made before it is too late, will be shown
 Danger noints sucn as the ratchet. nawl. nawl munger, springs. ratchet bar and ratchet nut. rifle bar and rifle nu' will be Dointed ont.
 Reasons w'v machines should never he taken apart undergronnd will also he enlarged upon. while Mir. Lindquist will tell of the necessary tools for re rsiring machines and other interest inc facts.
 Everyone interested in mining is in- vited 10 attend the lecture at 1:30 or the evening talk at z o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-24

(Continued from Page Five)
 dren seemed to look suffering through their eyes.
 H. Hirman found them-ehthereo them up into barra cks at Toul- called to the Red Cross and the Amer ican for French wounded And these two organize tions. working together. fitted un the barracks Cther is a pretty room with gay chintz there now) ana established Q hospital and a dis neusarv. travelling disDensary, which goes from town to town. the decor and 9 nurse carinp for tho sick ana teaching child welfare as they 20 wei come as aneels by those who havn suffered sncb agonies. NJ Nirmsn deliehted. is furthering their work i'll every possible way. himself working for the present and for the future, q kind Of master-builder.
 Sill Another Pef"gee
 And there is still another kind of refugee, whose journey. it is no sacri- leee to say. has been like the way of the Crcss: yet sometimes ending at last in the human hapDiness of re. union: more often in sorrow asaln. after that dramatic, thrilling moment when they re-enter France at5er long exile in the hands of the caDtnrS. Those repatriated from Gernanv. Bel gium and invaded parts of France are brought hack through Eivar. Here inc Red Cross has established hosDi- tals and dispensaries to care for those too weak to 20 farther, and to segregate and care for those with in- fectious diseases, thus preventing the spread of contagion throughout FrPnce
 So the Red Cross works Wherever hard Dressed ruardians Of French civ ilization whether official or not. are vnahlo to ~rapple successfully with the tremendCus prahlem which these endless sfrnams Of refugees hrinc them then tho Rod Cross stauds reacv tc strenrfhen thoir efFor+s with A-ner- jcsn mo-ev and hmarican service Througb disnensn -ie- fr~ the c'i'iren denc.s from which ''r~e oranties O. food ord clothin~ ana frrnitrre are distributed. warehouses from whicn the ruined little villaee con be re- ctocked with the tools and supplies that m"kP nnrrnal life ~c-a'Nl" onra more. this aid is heiro ~iven For a-i tha violence ard ortra 0ee nf tho in vade-s have not heen ahla tc crush ort Somethine-in-the-Sn whi"h lin- gers in battered hea~r of hricF "-d e-~,e and that the Rod Cross is faith- frllv heloing the homcless in France to cherish
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-24
JACK AND EEANSTALE
 FILMS MANUFACTURED
 ID PLEASE CHILDREN

William Fox, film wizard. decided % make uo-t2a p-c-ar 8 esp-c'aliy tor children He way h'a Ese.e wglf lt tr~ Fc T-o or1 rtldiCua, and io snI ac-o.d there sprung up. a1 if made - a'r.cs rto heartifui spectacular aeelane fi-e7'de tao
 Jcc- and the Beaustalkr showing at the Ornhfum theeter today. matinee and night
 fvesFlriy fr11s the Ory. which f"7 te-n hand down from the ear Hest days of the English-spsakine rc1plrs as a terit2ce O. deEeht tO the little ones oe mc1srl times. II is filmed for children. by children. and win be released by the Fox Film cor pcration as the first of the regular monthly "Fov Fiddle Fea ures" soon ,c be inaugurated
 How many ET0Cn-ups recall the rC~ 7Bts Of real toy wren as 90 child thev lis'e1ed while someone read 10 them from a book about the giants aar riemies the fairies and other wonderful marvals of the maka-be- Heve world Now these wonderful stories are 10 be visualized bv master D. nds and placed before tho delighted eyes. og the children of the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-24
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel young - to do this you must watch your liver and bowels - there's no need of having a sallow complexion - dark rings under your eyes - pimples - bilious look in your face - dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness. comes from in- active bowels and liver.
 Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com. pound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years.
 pr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substi- tute for calomel, are gentle in their action yet always effective. They bring about that exuberance of spirit, that natural buoyancy which should be enjoyed by everyone, by toning up the liver and clear ing the system of impurities
 You will know Dr. Edwards Olive Tab lets by their olive color. 10c and 25c per bcx. All druggists
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-24
Y BASK,ETBALLERS
 WIN TITLE CLASH
 WITH HIGH SCHOOL

The Y. M. C. A. basketball team last night defeated the high school five in a game at the association by a score of 31 to p. The contest was thriller and was witnessed by a large crowd which had turned out for the stunt night program billed by Physical Director Morley.
 The lineups in the game were as follows:
 High school-Louis Visalia and John Hobbs, forwards; John McCrea center; Arnold Baldwin and Bob Tho mas, guards. Arthur Peterson and Joyce Ralph. substitutes.
 Y. M. C. AZ. A. Kopf and E. Lau- renson, forwards: Jas. W. Morney center: J. B. Potter and D. Schirch. guards. H. Cochran. substitute.
 Griffin William refereed.
 In the volley ball clash the eight o'clock class walloped th2 five o'clock tesm in two out of three games. The lineups:
 Five o'clock team-George Cobb, captain; Prof Snyder B. R Metca'f Red Cannon, E. B. Rider and Geo. c. Dix.
 Eight o'clock taam-M. Krebbs, captain; A. H. Bushnell, J. K. Berry, J. Owen, C. M. Wheeler, c. Williams and E. c. Jacot
 Adolph Hill won from W. C. Stack in straight falls of four and three min utes respectively in an exciting mat exhibition.
 The boxing match scheduled did not materialize as E. N. Miller was unable to be present and no other opponent for Jimmy Dunn could be found.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-24
OFFICERS SEARCHING
 FOR COPIES OF THE
 FINISHED MYSTERY
All Officers Been Notified to Arrest Persons With Comics in Their Possession and De- strcy Books.

Local officers and 0enartTnert of Justice Men in inc Warra1 Districi- fail to find any mystery: about a book which is being distributed in America under tha title. "Tha Fin ,hed Mvs- tery.~ T. looks inst like nlain German proDaganaa to thew arl fnst,H"+i"1s have heen issued t0 aT officers throughort the Nountrv tl Jonfiscate and dast-~- all comics Tgnl
 Instructions have been received in the r7rren 0'sf-jct hrs r f-w davs search has failed to lis.1nsa an at- tempced distribution If the hook in this Iocslitv SAveral thofsend comics have been destravsd in varinus Texas cities in the past week
 "The Finished Mystery is nubli- cation recently issue5 bg 9 }i''le se- eiety for nationwide circulation.
 Publication Locks !nrocent
 There is nothing ahOrn the hook it. self that would arouse the siiehtesr suspicion The onter cover. n'ch is done in a red cloth binding. heHrs the fOlln,vino inscrinfian in spI1 lettering
 THE FINISHED MYSTERY" "A Helping Hand for Bible Students"
 The back is inscribed; Studies in Scriptures"
 A publishers preface saws that the book is posthumous work Of Pastor Charles TaZe Russell. being compiled from extracts of his writings. Con- tents of the book are withheld. # be- ing the purpose Of federal a"thorities to suppress if as far as possible.
 Purely German Propaganda
 AThe Finished Mystery" is believed by government officials 10 be rurelv and simply a publication of Dro-Ger- man propaganda" said a federal of ficer- Persons four circulating it will be vigorously prosecuted. wish 10 urge that persons knowing of others who have copies of the book in their possession report 1t to the department of justice at once"
 According to government agents ev- cry effort will he made to find and con fiscate these copies.
 "The Finished Mystery" is a verita- hle wolf in lambs clothing. according to federal officials Beneath it's gliise of innocent Biblical teachings ic son cealed some of the rankest pro-German propaganda and anti-patriotic senti- ment ever conceived. Four pages near
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-24

year has spent thousands Of dollars in adding to both parade and perform ance scores of patriotic and Twin the War" features. In the two mile street parade will be seen one great section of America in Action" floats and tab leaux wagons upon which will be seen Columbia and simbolical figures Of ell our allied nations This section will be headed by a drum and fife corps of bona fide veterans of the civil war. Men who have fought at Gettysburg. Chickamauga, Malvern Hill They ap- pear in their regulation uniforms. fully armed. Behind them will come fifty pretty mounted girls dressed in tho uniforms of soldiers of our five great wars. Other beautiful patriotic floats follow.
 The big show performance opens with great spectacle employing six hundred people and horses. The vet erans of '61. the allied nations and Un- cle Sam will be seen in this After that the rings. tho stages. the air will be filled with all that is best in the world of the circus.