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New-York tribune., 1918-04-28

merely concerned with working out a
melodrama about priests and idols and
sailor men. Still greater controversy
has arisen about "The Glittering
Gate" and the following letter from
Dunsany to an admirer may be of
interest:
Very many thanks for your letter
My books sell so slowly that it is a
great pleasure to hear of any one who
actually possesses a copy or has seen
it. AS for The Glittering Gate the
only thing that ever satisfied me about
it was the novelty of seeing play Of
my own staged, and now even that has
worn off. The play came about in this
way: never learned to draw, but
used to make black-and- white sketches
and did series that / called Punish
ncnts in Another World; one was
called Irony and showed a burglar
doomed to expiate his house breaking
by breaking into heaven and not get
ting in at all; another was Disap-
pointmcnt and showed THE Glitterinr
Gate idea. Yeats heard Of these and
asked me to dramatic one, so l did
1t that day. ! don't think it was about
eternal punishment, as we cannot write
about things that neither our bodies
nor our fancies have seen. | think it
more brief essay on disappointment.
remember coming once, with other
ragged men, after battle, in sight Of
water, and VIC had had none all day.
ahc when at last we reached it we were
ordered not to drink it-of course il
was poisonous, but it looked better
'hah beer, and the experience was a
little like that Of jim. Bat have done
other plays which hope viii come on
iairiy soon. They are much remoter
heil Is too near the earth. too close
within the reach of Marie Corelli.
hihgs or unknown countries please me
more, who worship strange idols and
whose dooms are strange. quite
agree with you about Life's recedinp
goals and new aims. Man comes very
near TO catching contentncnt. and i. Is
wonderful how close puppy comes to
achieving his own tail when he really
ehaaes 1t in earnest. do not know
II had that idea when | wrote the
piay-~oncs noods utter cry and de-
part from one, and the new oncs cause
us to forget them"
'his letter concerns Mime. Yyette
Hu'lbert, and is only for the French
reading readers Of The Tribune. II.
K. r. writes:
"To those of us who remember Nine.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
Uncharfed Stars
Effort Made TO Make the Theatrical
Telescope Reach Up and Dosora Some
g The Alleys as Well as Broadzpny
By Haywood Broun

USUALLY when about acting
We about abandon that caution because realize
number of people who write donacay about achieve
authority chiefly
from 81" humble like
ruled Moreover intend to be radical What's
having white can't with tog
obscure roles? If they become
and if they do you dig it
Then there's lot Of fun rushing urusy
opinions Some of them
established There regulations the theatre which
like the famous soldiers of Frederick the
had to be pushed Of them pushing
but still there's
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
At the Century GroCe

The Century Grove Midnight ks's
atop the Century Theatre has me-. :.
established itself as an after-thsaa.
rendezvous. New features are p''.s :,
constantly added. Dolly Conneiy =. -
make her first appearance to-mo''s"
night.
Other favorites are: The Three -.
leys, Carl Randall, Sybil CaIp..
Frances Pritchard, Airline Chase, E'ss,
ii Bros, Myrtle Young, Catherine ~
lanta. Edward Basse, Nina Artsks '-
the beautiful Century Girls.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28

Just now we want to speak of a few
persons in small parts or up little
alleys who may achieve greatness later
on. One is young actress named
Clare Eames, who is PLAYING at the
Greenwich Village Theatre in piece
called "The Big Scene" Miss Eames
has certain cerebral quality which is
rare and engaging. She has light
but very definite comedy touch and
could understudy either Margaret
Anglin or Emily Stevens Another is
Florence Wollerson, who reads verse
exquisitely. She is playing with the
Shakespearian company which appears
occasionally at the Cort Theatre. With
the Provincetown Players is Lacey
Baker, who possesses at least the ele-
ments of an emotional actress.
More Of veteran than any of the
players yet mentioned and therefore
more finished, is Georges Plateau,
playing with Mrs Fiske in "Scrvice." :"
He is not new actor, but he is new
to America. Plateau has fire.
we "ouio IKE 10 say something
about Whitford Kane, but of course
he has played big parts on Broadway
and is we'll known and yet he is not
half as famous as he should be, for
he Is absolutely preeminent in certain
types Of gauche character. Henry
Herbert, who is in "The Servant in the
House," has played much in England
with Benson, and is not without rey-
utation here, but the French Theatre
is somewhat off the beaten track and
perhaps it is fair TO include him in
the list. With the exception Of Hegzie
no actor hcrcabouts can convey the
game impression Of an inward and
spiritual grace.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
Onc-Weck Stands

Bronx Opera House. ."Why Marry p"
columbia .......... Burlesquc Review
Locw's 7th Avenue" Cheating Chcaters"
Majestic ."Men Of the Hour" (Film)
mohtauk Twin Beds"
Standard. ."Oddx md rpdsr
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28
Ne1v Plays This Week

MoNDAY-At the Plymouth, "a Dolls House." by
WEDNEsDAYAt Henry Milers Theatre, Marriage
ence," b. sydney Grundy
Lexington Mystery of Life" by j. r K
O'Conor,
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28

At the Plymouth Theatre tomorrow
evening, Arthur Hopkins will present
"a Dolls House." third drama in the
Ibsen season, with ALA Nazimova in
the role of Nora Helmer, who, deciding
that her highest duty is to herself as
human being, leaves her husbands s
house. Torvald Helmer, the average
husband, whom Nora leaves, is to be
impersonated by Lionel Atwill, and the
role OF krogstad, the eX-forger, VIII
be taken by Roland Young. This will
be Mr. Youns's first appearance in q
serious role in two seasons, as he has
been for that time associated with
humorous characterizations in Glare
Runners comedies and more recently
in "The Gypsy Trail Another mem
her of the latter company, Katharine
Enlmet. returns TO the Plymouth to
play Nora's confdante, Mrs. Linden.
George probert will play DR.. Rank;
Amy Vaness will take the part Of
Anna; and Charity Finney is to be Ell
len.
"a Dolls House, possibly the most
famous of Ibsen's plays, was publish
ed in 1879, and shortly thereafter re-
published in three subsequent editions,
so great was its popularity. Transla-
tions have appeared in England.
France, Germany, Spain, Russia, Por-
tugal, Poland. Hungary, Italy and Hol-
land. AS play. its fame originated in
Copenhagen with its first performance,
Dec. 21, 1879. The role of Nora has
been made famous by Modjeska, Duse,
Nine. Rfjane, Mrs. Fiske, who was
the first American sponsor of "Nora,' -
and Ethel Barrymore. Nine Nazimova
used the play as a successor to her
original production of "Hedda Cab
Ter" a decade ago, at the time of her
first appearance in New York in Eng
iish. The present production by
Arthur Hopkins is announced for a
fornight's engagement.
At Henry Miller's Theatre in West
Forty-third Street the Sydney Grundy
version Of the always delightful COM
edy, "a Marriage of Convenience, "
will be the offering on Wednesday
evening. The cast for its interpreta-
ton includes Billie Burke, Henry Mil
Ter, Lowell Sherman, Lucille Watson
Frank Kemble Cooper and Frederick
Lloyd. The second play at Mr.. Mil
10y nj l.,
the stage Billie Burke and gives
New Workers the first chance in over n
score of years to see n costume play
OF the period of Louis XIV that has
never lost its interest. The story has
been the basis of more than one tri-
angle play; marriage, loveless at
first. but happy in the end Miss Burke
will be the Comtesse de Candale; Mr.
Miller the Comte de Candale; Lowell
Sherman the Chcvalier de Valclos;
Miss Watson, the Marton; Frank
Kemble Cooper the General and Fred
erick Lloyd the Jasmin. "a Marriage
of Convenience" was presented at the
Haymarkct Theatre in London in 1896
with Cyril Maude, Winifred Emery
and William Terriss, and at the EN-
pire Theatre in this city Oh November
s, 1ol7. with John Drew. Isabel Irv-
ing and Arthur Byron. The play is in
four acts; the one scene shows a room
in the residence of the Comte de Can
dale. The period is about 1850.
Tk> v~orcEkr n1ow NTk~ q
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28

Life" by J. T. x. O'Conor. S. j., will
be seen at the Lexington Theatre on
Saturday, May 4. Rehearsals are well
under way, under the direction of Dam
lei w. Losee. This drama with music
has been such success the last year
with amateur dramatic societies that
the Genesius Producing Company was
formed to produce it, The authors
other drama, "Everysoul,' has been
presented in all English speaking
countries. "The Mystery of Life" is
largely symbolic Ike "Everywoman'
and Experience" and will require i
cast OF 150 professionals and aug
mented orchestra. The scenery will b.
elaborate. The classic dances are
being rehearsed by Rosa Munde. Of The
( Metropolitan Opera House.
This week, at the metropolitan
Opera House, will conclude Harry Lau
der's final appearance here and direct
ly after the close of the season he will
take ship for Europe, where he will
devote himself TO visiting the soldiers
at the front and bringing to them his
! message of song and cheer. We're it
not for the fact that all his arrange
! ments have been made Tor going across
the engagement would be extended in
this city.
Mr. LADDERS final performance will
be Of particular interest, inasmuch as
he has announced that he will sing
the old favorite songs which have en-.
deared him to the hearts of the people
throughout the world, the songs which
have become as well known as "Anni.
Laurie" and Comm Through the
Rye" These old songs of Mr.. Ian.
der's will include "Roamin' in The
Gloamin'," Il Love Lassie," ats
Nice to Get Up in the Mornin,," "Shsi
My Daisy and others Of equal popu'
larity
There viii be matinees on Wednss'
day, Friday and Saturday during M
week.
Next Saturday evening the Hen.
derson Players will give their hna
performance for this season at m
Bramhall Playhouse. The programs
includes "Fennel" by Jerome
Jerome; patriotic pantomime, 'lhs
Nurse" specially written by rns!
O'Connor for Agda Granberg, pa'is
mimist, and the old English COMEDY
'lci on parle Francais," that serssa
as vehicle for John L. Toole nm
years ago.
Tonight at the NeiChborhood PlN.
house Whitford Kane and his lrlss
Players Will give the fourth persorn
ance of Fixing the Border" by wnnm y.
ford Kane and ". d. Hepensaa;
Blind" by Seumas O'Brien; FITS
by Rachilde. and "The Queen: tn
mics. by Lord Dunsany. The bill
we'll balanced one, since two are ss'
GUS plays and two are farces.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28

"A group Of stage children were
speaking on the steps of the Liberty
Loan Theatre the other day under the
direction and guidance of Shelley
Hull, who presented each with few
appropriate words about the invest
mens value OF bond and the need
of making the Kaiser keep his dis
tance. When the litt!cst one ap-
preached she beckoncd to Hull that
she had a suggestion to make.
"Will you please tell them" she
whispered, that I'm signed up with
Cohan and Harris for next scaHor ?'
Dunsany is dramatist who has suf-
fered from having all sorts Of mean
ings read into his plays. Many, for in
stance, have insisted ON searching for
the symbolism Of "a Night at an Inn,"
although the playwright had been
New-York tribune., 1918-04-28

Jhis letter concerns Nine. Yyette
cu'lbert, and is only for the French.
reading readers Of The Tribune. H
X. r. writes:
TO those Of us who remember Nine
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

guis". hpor CT Nrbeioer "lfriper bar.
me Sro ont CT iriplIlia Selube'tdt
nina til Norbel Tor Norgc. "Ni faor
- lfriper ban / ct ArtifcL iom oaIan
er truft % i an0rc oau'fe @ldGe -
"hucr l'Tr glenneni bore 9reotort re-
~ierpcrct Den o@ tilmoolte Natlon.
SpiS nit eitbuer ellcr cnoeI al os Be
ilutteoc os til iripili1 AT 'ornlinoFe
oemc til Sorbcl Tor Norae OF Sim
lono. tunbc @onitcliaheocn ga fife
leicS oh oenlc Bel? auuoc Neglcrin
gen life tilaoc o. o%piorore til en- iri'
uiuia @reofort Sirina orone Ell
SonoainoiamliuQ al Iripiuia oircoe
@rebfort Tor Nopembcr OF December
Wooncb, lnaleoe2 at Siatcn iriaup
Ell til DC inoinmIcbc @reofort iparea.
DC MGnqbc @rsoforn iii lloier'eI til
pore neoIioenoe ifonSinouiife Solfc'
iGler, Der I iou SdIo piloe mobtagc
Ell uirfelia N~oltcgopc ira Sarmorf
- maoItc eli fife belt uhritaclla
Sierncltcn oet noroiifc SGlles'tobS
Vttr," Tor Sen imiffc 1anfes
Stulo bar NJ bro1t bcnnc Nrtifcl I'll
norItc SUlcrca Nlmoifnh. 'triucr uorlt
4Wfr9bl. "a. Ni hoober mcb NonQcn, at
upr StiIlinl life 6lipcr illa at andre
mod poolr19c ltl Soun Tor Dor
SfnlN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Ilufaocus prnttiifc Icnbuina,

aiebcnhnun lite Zee. Srbultriroo
bcta oiiicicllc Crgon inoebolher noglc
betponing3iuloe llotalelier ON oen
beilt aluorliac Situation, iom @lo.
fabcn hor loraorialet. = oblfillige
Moarcoer bar S~illerSIerne prrct
ltanoIet. III oct 0onIe tSorhnlb oper.
Tor Gntenten er III bare tilboge Goit'
morta 6orpliQtelIcr opcrior gntcn-
tcmaQtcrnc. Hamburger bolocr pna
at "ifrlumpc iub"; Snouitri, Nnanbs
ucrf ol Snnocl 0nor langlonlt, men
"liffcrt iitna. Situatlonen poo pr.
bcioanorfeoet er mcrf. IortiptteS
Den bare / noQle Wonneocr blir Den
fritiif. Set onnitc Samiunb moa
inriolcrtlo Ieqc GritatninQ Tor sc iton.
Iehe Sorbinoclicr. Get prottiifc RE
iltltot al Slofaoen nil bli Ell rclotiot
I%tcrfcre % I%terfere llopifling al San.
oelaiorblnocl'en mcb Gentralmngtcr
lie. &nouitrirnobctS Srgon nGpuer
ocruTit iom Ell MitIi1bcb, at Ben itorc
Nrbcioalc@beb Tom or frcmfoIbt pcb
Hlotooclt, fan mcoiprc l%lbponnrino
Itor Still al iaQlUrte onnlfe Nrbeihcrc
iii "piSic tnltc Nobrifer % Tcrtltc
Der, hpnr Cntcntcn nlouttc ha min,
ore SlltcrcSic al at 'c Sem, enc pco
ocrcs nornlnlc Nrbcioc / Nicmlonbet
&lofabcn fan Ioolcoe5 pirfc aftlirot
mooiut al, bpao Scr par tllIi9tet nleo
sen opcnior DC nsitrole Sonoe. vi
ifjUrcr @lofaben euolm / noqlc Mno
nebcr Sonmarf ira S~ilierSlcr, pil
nenllio Nrbeibaleahcocn, fam M bar
rnmnlct oper 20 Vrocent al Snoilltri.
ems Grbciocre, goo op til 70-S0
Trocent. @looet itriucr tililut: "Su.
tct Iiqget oct oanife tSolfs S<llteresie
ficrnerc enc at enlfe ell llopifling ionl
oen nrpntc, men nctop ioroi ingerl
tor tpilc ON be ifonoinapiite NigerS
%ilic til iulb og iri SeIuitGnoiabeo
%efononliif og poIitiif, lnno bet funnc
frrpeS, at mani life neo glofuoen
qier ocnne &ilie ~i1,l'oriif."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Nelae @rrinasaaiens Seitamentc

5elgc %Uringsuoicn bIcp nleact gam
mel, o. Der bleu unltet ONT, at ban life
hnuoc iinc Nanbacpncr / @ehoIb &c
iibitc Maanchcr cucr ll1cr, isr bon
beoc. Get ltorila9nc Seitorncntc bon
bor giort piicr imiolcrtin. al %u
rillasoalcn por lnn fInr o. iao liz lit
tibll9erc ica lonl nogen flt1oc prrc.
%ifripcr "SngbIabct". 9caltocn blcp
S%cIIomcntet aliottct mems tronrroi
&C Wrno funbe uionc on, at holt
eiorbc oct nicb fulo @cpibltheo.
SmioIertib err ser al oioeocs Spigcr.
IGN rciit Spil ON Scitanlentcts 8rl-
bi9beo, % Der ganr Rpgter ON, of
ban pil legc at iao oct ~onItprtct.
Spis oct ifer, oil forieact bli cneitan-
enbc. st iaa inulft Scitomente bar
aloria isr urrct nbiot Tor 6orieg poo
Gbeluggelie ira gruinQcra SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

rens 3rpiliberi. Srniolertio bopoc
8aarobruger StrsmbaI Teiret %
Het I'll S~elteplaos paa Somten. %
Scpetltiolo bar uotrnffclia giort Oh
merfiom herpoa, Iigciom bet ircnlgif
al Sn9ens 1otumcnter. 2epcnifiolo
tog BOG iutet @eniun bcrtil OF set
fom til Troces. 2eucnifiolb table
Sa9en peo llnbcrretten o. bar M
ogioo tabt ueo Seicitcret o. er lntocr
baglla lebcnoc Mtltlft blit tiIpligtct
at rpboc Sonltcl % gipc Gritatnina
efter Sfisn. 2iacIcocs blen bari
oent til at betnlc Sogens Snfoltnin,
ger pco ole Meter 80 5000 aroner.
Spis ban life tomnler til Sucrena-
fonlit meO @oarObrli1er Stremool
- bpoo Der life cr innoinnlig - moa
ban ripe neo Srrillberict
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
ct uorcOcarSminOc

Sor bimoreoe glar lioen, 0cl Soc
Atopember 1871 beoe paa Ell emo
III fife belt optlaret Vtaaoe Erir
leslie Charlotte AZ Gu1lanb, Den
eneltc Gotter al Vriusregent
8eorg IN. % Trinlcaic aarollne
al @rounidmclg. ser aIorig bIco
tronct iom Irouring. Sco Nriu'
leslie Ghorlottc5 Gso og oct or
%lnnolpuIla at benoca c9cn 6oocr
bar StUl0 / 0cu - fou oct nltpU
rcroc en9cl'fc aongebus pnn Gng
LAMBS Gronc. Zen ublpppenoc
Nrrnare9ett, lon leueoe lfiIt ira
i'm @emolin0c o. ltaoig ~ioriuIgtc
hcnoe mes lit 3ao, lcuebe ogion
itaoig / Strio ntco i'm e9er Cater.
TrinlcSieu, iom bar isot / 1896,
bauoe cfter II meget ulpffelig
ltl9oom 6cn 20en Ntal 1916 giftct
'ia mco ErinS SeopolO al aoburg.
8otba, og Tarret r~elioercoe /
Slottct Glorentont. Ser pcrteoc
Erinlc9Icn / 1917 lin Neofomlt. %
peo Gnocn al September tog &c
fongeliQc Sinlpger Or. @nilic OF
Cir Hid)oro aroit parig Spbolo
pad Glaren1ont. Gen Soc Nopem.
Der fsotc TriuicSien otter % Ii.
nlers lprre Beer ct oeot Quite
bort, % ient elmer eiter oigif
bun Ielp pco 0socuL 0ldnbt Ylt-
bllfum brcbtc ser iig itror ntsrfc,
ilbp1geliae &pgter ON. at ErirleS.
len life uor oignoct peo Ell notur.
liz Geo. 30 Gage eiter Vrinies.
lens Geo loo Vrin$rcgcnten oiicnt.
liz tnffc Sir Hihoro aroft FOR
Den $per og ocn Spmerfiombeo,
lom ban baobc pitt ueo Den cliteoc
Erlnio3ica Nebfomlt". Get bar
farifc Weniugell, at oerne ,Sper ira
Vrinarcgcntens Sioe ifuloc ilau
thiel Hpgtcruc; men bette funoc
life blnore, at mc0iciuifc Nutoritc.
ter poulto0, at Vrinlcalen ncppc
piloe haze lat 2ipct til, buiS man
life tultltig bopbc neoiot beloe5
&rrlter altior lterft, OF buia man
rettc 1io bopoe poet @lGlp pco
TsoieIen. SigeIoa liot Ocmentere'
ces oct 9p8te, at aroft iiocn llIuf.
~fesoagen / Glaremont beiarot Tia
Ell SilitanO al Angit % Ncrpsii.
tet, JON grrnie0e til Sinosiorpir-
ring. Sffc IGnge eiter e1lote bor,
lit 9ip meo Selpnoro. Senere
bleo oct iortalt, at en- fattig &uin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
&ri9cns Tarpc.

&c Gage er iorbi, ga Vocterne itrcp
ON ariQenS itraalenoe Sptrin. &c
Itraalcnoe Sptrin if ct opocIig Soar,
"a Solonternc lagbe ira iig DC lpitige
rebc, blau eler creme &~anbcnfioler,
huori DC pleicoe at friQc; o. Geben
bIep panlfnnoet, oa Sfibene iiteoetior
lit iorte Sfroq % guile Sforitcuc
freb / fieoeliq proat. @oerfriQeu i1o
De iibitc arompetrpfningcr. % Den
muprcnoe Ger0cnafri0 ~bcgroueoe 81.
get.
&c gIllnrenoe SfueipiI bar en- til.
trGtfenoe Waifc. Rpoilernc blep
fpuIt un0er brogeoc llniiormer. In.
nen6c SobIcr o1 &elfcnea flagretbe
Wiolter, naar anpaIcricrnc Its6tc lnnl.
men. Iuniarcrne ira DC ltlnne1oe
5rompcter 0rllfneoc &c Saareoc8
Sfria oQ DC Gcenoea Gut. IA Rio-
oerne orog no Tor at fiGmpc moo
%huerdnore, Tor al %u6tlPmpe Ell per.
ionIiQ Strio, me0 line Gamers Slsr
ipitet riulot Armen, par Der intet
bpsligt / arig. Ger par ingen al.
ifrGffenoe Mtpno meo 8namulter Tor
Nlnilgtet, lilgen SlammetaItcr, ionl I'll
Teripar brllgte ilpoenoc rSlo % gli.
Itlg Annbc. Tngen aiGmpefanon bre,
Ieoc no tort Hsa, iom laa0e Sanbito.
bet Wsrte, ingen Slpuer taitcoc neo
Bomber paa De aipmpenoc ira Sim.
melen. Mano moo Wano fIPmpeoe
&c, oq ocn itcrfeitc Arm og oct topre.
tie Nierte braqte Seiren hle:a.
&c aIGmpenoc tunoe tlP0e ia,
iom De enifeoe 49, rsoe Sfiolo, blua
6iPrbllifer puienoe / blanfe Nielnle,
ifinnenoe Selpopffer oper @ongerne
og Suueler, iom blinfebe pou Soero'
heiterne. Get par uneopenoiq at fin.
lie iig. Regfulsr, ben eueite 6arue,
9flltloen@ artg bellntter llg az, tlerOfe
man life til.
San nogen tGnfe llg Zen lorte
Erins oragcloe iii Stamp me0 &to-
oerne al Green, iisrt en- 6ielm, ion
par operimurt meo Ssle, fbatlraroet
6iprbuif, og @anseren ltlult unoer
et 19tfe al Strie2 Get piloe haze
pGret latterlia -, men ligeiaa latter.
lig piloe oet pore at tGute os 9tutl.
oenS enaeIite Solbaief prpoet meo
oct Srgie al Saruer, iom beres 6or-
iRore pnbeoe.
Ru err Den isrite 8runoi9tning
"Spong Din Sienoe; men bolo DIG
ielu ifuult" - oerior er SarucrnC
borte og Srompeierne tallie. %
arigstrompeterne leper finn | Den ller.
ne 5orben, iom fan bsres mango Nil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Eanmarfs %aurnmanacl.
/. aiebcn

bapn 29oc 3op. llnber SSorbonoIin-
ncrue iooQ / Toltetinget ON Regic-
rlllqaiorilaQct n~nAaoenoe Salg. 10.
mfsriel % @ortirogtning al Sfibe, ct
Sorila0 iom tiililtcr Of fire ben moo
pcnoigc Sonun9t Tor bore 5llierslcr,
crflUreoc ocn 'oclaloemofratilfc Sros
ierer at Statcn nQcrebe / CONNER
bllroc opcrtogct belc Sonnngen. Zen
f%on1eruatiue SrorSrer Sngenier Soia
ioa nledct merit paa Den 6onife
Sfibiorts Observation-Disclosures. 1Ssr Sri
gen funoc DC Oon'fe Sfibc finn bcigrge
Salpoelcn al Innmarfs SiIiorsler
Ca ltnocr arlgcu par 131 banifc Sfi,
be aooet tabt. gtue SfibsperItcr op.
rctteoe5 oonitc uiit, men noQen al
Dem. ioaIcoe2 oet megct omtoIte
Gerit / en- ~iiGaoubif 9p (anqlnos
boro) eriitcrcoc fltn paa Bopirei og
par itartet al eli Mano. iom falotc
ii0 Stibsreber "a Sngenisr. men iorl
inqcn ltooanncl'c boooe paa DC 10
Cmraaoer, ol Del pnr ganife Nor.
,uorlil, al ocnne Monb (0encfep
paatog iig ominttenoe arbeioer ooo
@cperina al Sflbe, iani ban iiffert
fife funoe eiieftnere. gr iaabon 10.
uifIine al oarif erbperpsIiu flinbt
life fables iuno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

borte, % iont melocr ON ct mt iSreul
itso. aona Hsg % bans Tslgelpen'
De Ssle % shaft regierer ereuGlbig,
% DC brittle Soloater bGrer De idnl.
NE 6aruer iom SSorberL De flGmper
paa Slnpemaitmernc aoor / EFT meo
SomnerbimIlen, % aononerne er
arao loni Ell Nopemberoaq.
Nclion fipmpebe / Dc Gage. 0a Der
par Stleuhco oper RGoIlerne; men
Douglas Nnig. irsri ahofi. flRmper |
Slnnoerna Sole, hpor Napoleon
flPmpeoc / bpioe SilfebenflPoer %
fofuroepruoet sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

Sc ueo Nuun Griffith pod lit pao
lit Gc0aleic baooe bcflenot, at bun
citcr Yootrpf al VrinleSI lens Neo-
itcmooer bopoe bloroct 8iit / ocn
Supreiupe, iom bleu giuet Erin'
Ilaien. 9enltc Siitorie ipneS boa
at pore lduct Tor at reupoite aroitS
Wtnoc.
1rinS 2eopoIo. Triuiesic Gbur'
lottcs Mfolto, booze euonu / II
Nar / Glarcmont. bpor SfucIpiler'
inoen aaroline Bauer leue0c Iant
ntcr meo BAN i Here Ior - otter
henoe5 cget Sigenoc / ct morgona'
tiff 9Ggteltnb. Seuere bclteg ban
Tom Song 2eopolo | SelgienS M
tsmrcoe Srone.-"Serl. Worgen.
5eitrng".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Zen canifc Stafsiucialisme. sic

benbapn 29oc Nop. Gaa set fonier
patipe Solfeportis Sanosmpoc bOlot
8pb9cier %ohnn anubien &opeotnlen
ON ocn politiifc Sitliotion. San foit
iiog. al icIp ON Ben rubifal Iocialiiti
lie @lof fanlfc tllloe enIfe at 6erIfc
uibere llbcn Soritprrclie, uor BET gt-
pct, at ri iii Barren if Hamppalg,
life SreoauulQ. Get fonierpatiue
Earti plloc oQ maattc optnQc aam
pen MOB ocn rnOifalc NeaieringS
Stataiocialiame, iom pruttiicrte9 /
liQc 8rno operior 9pernc o. Nonobe
iolfningeu. Sp8isret uncb DC rnOi
falc Magthdperc pilbe life bli ublnn
Oct bcboaclig ior Mtiniltcriet Sable.
&eo &nlget mnattc Der opitllea font
icrpotiue aouOioutcr / ian1tliQe Sol
fctingafrcoic. Set fonieruntipc Bar
ii nloattc toQc StlQina ianpcI Juoo
eniioio Grbpcru9uolitif iom n1ob eli
iinoig Ngrurpolitif. Sohau antbicn
allgrcb / i'm Sale iterft Miniitcr
Cummings uocnrigspolitiitc &irf
iomhe0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Spem fjenber 3ena MnberIpn? Gr

ltor omcrifanIf Me|i'cfuffert, Iom /
%narcuis bar b%cnitaoct paa ell at De
berurrenoe neutrality-suspicious.
er inobroot til EoIitifammeret iom
Sittcaoos, iortGler "Stopon9er III
tcnhl.". nj Tapircr / auiicrtcn
fremaonr, at Ben tilherer en- Gina el-
!cr 2cna Iiloerion, 'om bar ophoIbt
fig / Solpo. TIcre Noto1raiier ira
bcrp0rcnoc Notografltcr lnoer for
mooc, at auiicrtcns Gicr bar Slcnt'
hinge Der omfring. auiicrtcn meb
Snbholo er mcgct pGroifllo. Wuli-
ac Splusnineer beocs meobelt EoIi-
tifommeret / Stauanacr.