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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

Metod organizacyi takiel, kto-
ra sumarycznie i tajnie wymie--
rae bedzie kary, ma jake zdraJcy
i sprzymierzency prusactwa ere
sta zasiuguja, aProbowac ME
moze laden obywatel, SzanuJ9cy
prawa. Lecz z drugiej strony czy
MONA sobie wyobrazic gorsz2
prowokacye? Czy lojalne obywa-
telstwo ME odczuwa pietna han
by, lake wobec narodu amery-
kanskiego i narodow alianckich
wycisnai ma czole Stanu Wiscon-
sin La Toilette, cziowiek pocho-
dzenia ME niemieckiego, lecz
czysto amerykanskiego, zaSleplo-
ny ambicya9 Czyz ME odczuwaje
niskiego politykierstwa partly re-
publikanskiej. ktora naJprzod Cd
rzucila projekt kompromisu z
partya demokratyczna i wysunie-
cia w~spolnego kandydata, ktory
musiahby bye republikaninem'
gdyz partya republikahska pre-
waza W tym Stanie W zwyklych
czasach, lecz powodowana zach
lannoscia i slepota partyjna wy
sunela z jednej strony jawnego
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-15

make themselves understood by a
trenchman, their not succeeding,
I asked them what they wanted.
They were looking for the Y. NJ. C.
A. offered to accompany them to
that building and naturally en- route
| talked to them. The soldiers walk
ing with me told me that he ex-
pected to go to Ireand for his first
leave. His grandparents lived in
the Co Wexford. but he had never
seen them. All of the Americans
whom We have seen up to the pres
ent are really splendid specimens
Of manhood. well built and muscular
Their conduct is irreporachable, real
gentlemen, most polite and correct
From the military point Of view, ex-
tremely brave. They have already
given a lesson to the Boches. All
OF the newspapers here speak in the
highest terms of their disdain of
danger and 1 can assure you that
the. allies appreciate to the full the
aid Americana"
Fiendish Huns.
You speak of the fiendishness of
the BoChes. 1t is absolutely i'm
possible to describe it or to find
a nation fallen so low as they are.
No respect for their given word, en-
Llrely without honor. They have one
precept only Dominate all the ma
tons" the means are of no import
ance. To give you an example of
their lack of faith On the Goth of
May, the Archbishop of Cologne,
through the intermediation of the
Pope requested the British for a
truce during the day, as it was the
church fete called the Fete Dieu (the
Lords Holiday and is observed by
all Of the Catholic churches every
where, without distinction of ma
tons. There are large professions
composed principally Of women and
children. The British observed the
truce and did not lombard Cologne
or other cities within the German
lines, but the Boches availed them
selves Of the opportunity to the ut
most and bomharded Paris with
their long range cannon and killed
number of Parisiens. That is
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-15
Too Many Poor
office Girls;
Fegg House Maids

There are too many inexperienced
Office girls, and not enough cooke,
according 60 Mrs. Mintie Bcwe, of
the women's department of the
United States employment bureau of
Fargo.
she stated today that girls are in
great demand 40 domesties, house
Keepers, and for general homework.
Farmers with modern, electric light
ed houses, are Offering from So TO
$40 for female help. On The other
hand, there is an over-supply of in
experiences stenographerst clerks
ard Office girls.
The women's department of the
employment bureau co-operaSes with
the civil service bureau and recon-
mends all those applying for clerical
work to take the civil service exam.
nations. The government cannot
secure enough girls TO handle the
clerical work at Washington, in
spite of the fact that the wages are
very good, the average salary being
800.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-15

chaplain In the regular army for the
past years. Rev. Mr. Breasted serv.
ed in the Philippine Islands two
years, and at the outbreak OF the
war was recalled for service in the
United States. and is now at SaVan-
nah. Ga,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-15
ARE
SLOW TO TEACH
PUBLIC TO VALUE.
SERVICES.
State Association Presi-
dent 'tHits Nail On
Head'' at Meeting

Architects have not done their part
in 1nstructing the public to apprec-
late their services, though they are
better qualified 10 successfully han
die building operations than men
having lesser qualifications, George
Hancock, Fargo, president of the
North Dakota Association of Archi-
tects, told members Of the associa-
ton in his address before the semi
annual meeting at Grand Forks Sat
urday.
BY education and experience, the
architect Of today should be better
qualified to handle successfully
building operations than men not
Hancock, but the public cannot ap-
preciate this for the reason that the
architects have not done their part
in the instruction Of the public to
the point Of appreciation OF their
service to their clients, and the pub
lie in general.
$50 far along this line our efforts
have been limited to talking to our
selves through the medium Of pro-
fessional and trade journals, that
seldom or never reach the eye of the
general public. or the prospective
client.
Undue Modes&y Is Cause
Undue modesty on the part OF
the trained architect is doubtless the
cause Of this shyness, and should be
overcome by a much needed change
in the method Of bringing the client
and architect together on better
and fuller understanding Of their
relationship to each other and to
protect the public from the trickery
of the faker and charlatan who Is
ever ready to pluck the fruits Of
honest effort along all professional
lines. The men who have fitted them
selves by great expenditure Of money
and time to serve the public in an
honest and skillful manner, must
have some protection against quacks
who have no training in architecture,
and who do their work by proxy and
only see the commission or money
side of the profession"
Mr.. Hancock urged licensing Of all
architects as the reasonable soIutlon
Of the latter, problem. In his ad-
dress, he also traced the history OF
architecture.
The meeting, according to Mr..
Hancock, was an excellent one, we'll
attended and with program Of un-
usual interest. and he added that the
banquet in the Grand Forks Com
rrercial club rooms in the evening
rendered by the Grand Forks Build
ers' g. Traders exchange, was a
regular 'love feast.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-15
. WOMAN DECLARES
HUN SHOULD Be.
OUTLAWED AFTER
THE WAR ENDS
Madame Fettes, Of Irish
Birth, In Paris 20 Years,
Tells Of Conditions =
WRITES TO HER
COUSIN TN MOORHEAD
High Praise for Bravery
and Conduct Of Ameri-
can Soldiers

| Elaborate praise for the bravery
and good behavior Of the American
soldiers, and praise for the uncoln-
planning manner Of the French peo-
pie who have unlimited confidence in
the Americans and British, Is con-
tanned in a letter received by James
Witherow Of Moorhead, from his
cousin, Madame Fettes, a woman OF
Irish birth, who has lived in Paris
for 20 years.
You speak Of the fiendIshness Of
the Boches," writes Madame Fettes.
1T is absolutely impossible to de-
scribe it or to find a nation fallen SO
low as they are"
after this war is over" she says
at another point in her letter, they
ought to be tabooed from all So
ciety, and, believe me, James, the
German people are composed Of the
same metal as their emperor and
the military clique. They are all
worthy Of the cord"
Madame Fettes expresses sorrow
at the attitude Of some of the Irish
toward the war. "It is terrible to
think that our dear old country is so
far behind and that the question Of
religion dominates everything else"
she says, in declaring her belief that
Irish questions might we'll be per-
mitted to remain status quo till after.
the war.
Her letter follows:
IS, Rue Bachaumont, Paris, June
IA, 1918.
MY Dear James:
Your letter with enclosures reach
err my husband and me at st. Pierre
de Chartreuse, where we are having
a two weeks holiday. We were both
delighted to receive your letter to-
gether with the letter Of introduce
ton to Governor Hanna. I shall call
on him as soon as 1 get back to
Paris and will render him any serV-
ice within my power 1t may be
that 1 cannot do much. but I can
show my appreciation Of your
friendship and leave him to elimin-
ate what is worthless. AS to your
other friends Of whom you speak
I shall be only too happy to make
their acquaintance.
Helps American
Amongst the Americans already
in Paris, I think there are many
of Irish origin. One day on our
street, I saw four soldiers trying toI
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-15
ONLY A FEW MORE DAVIS

~ So - wv "S'R- In y
During which you can save $25 on a
Dakota. Business College scholarship.
Summer rates are good till D. M,
July 81. Many other advantages now
not obtainabIe later. Come in and
talk it over-that doesn't cost any
thing and might mean considerable
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-15
W AN'FEl)
VALLEY CITY CARRIER.

VTIIII VI ] ] CFNENFATE3EtR
Carrier boy wanted in Valley City
to deliver Forum evenings. Address
Circulation Manager, Forum, Fargo,
N. D.. giving age and whether any
previous experience delivering pa
perB.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-15
THE SUNDBERG co.
Opticians And Leading
jewelers.
72 Broadway
72 Broadway
WITH FIRST NATIONAL

WI 7 n = TO NM EWINNI
Miss Loberg has just been sent to
the bank at Binford by Aaker's Bust
ness College. The demand for Of
flee help is on the increase and
there will soon be a very serious
shortage. Your reward is certain
when you take a courge at the A. B.
c.. o. J. Hanson, Prop.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-15
Good Scores In
Golf Tourney

Fargo Country club golfers, who
took part in the open, handicap
tournament Of the Detroit Country
club at Detroit. MINI, Sunday, made
good scores.
T. B. Hull made a 43 net for nine
holes, Will MagilI went the round in
a net, H. H. Wooledge in AZ, L. L.
TWichell in 3S and S. L. Sheldon in
81 net, on handicaps of from to 8.
Thtrty~flve were entered, including
II Fargoans.
The tournament was won by Mr..
Baker, of the Detroit club. with a 81
net for the nine holes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-15
Three Sons In
SerOice of U. S.

Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Crocker,
Of Lisbon were visitors in Fargo on
Friday, en- route to Camp Dodge to
visit their son. Lieut. Clarence
Crocker. Mr.. and Mrs. Crocker
have three sons in service, all were
volunteers. Earl Crocker is in train
ing at the army vocational school
at the agricultural college, Fargo,
and Harry Crocker, is in aviation,
stationed in California. A son-in-
law, Rev. Alvin Breasted, has been
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-15

For Quick results use The Forum
WANT Ads
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WITH OIL. co.

Manager Hall Of Sinclair Oil and
Refining Co. wanted an assistant
bookkeeper who could also do some
stenographic work. He called at
Dakota Business College and Miss
Lillian Mattson was sent to the sit
uation. "The best people hire them"
-evidence-publicity,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-11
0roppetranSporten.

Sra @aibiugtou meooeles, at
322. 33S amcr.fauite Soloater / peI
9eboio blep operisrt til 6ranfriJ /
GusuD.
Sgian TRANSPORTER al auellaaS
SorIunInger III Sropperue / Srant.
rig ioregit meo itor Raitbeo %
ueen llbelo. ) ~irauife Same op.
losies M gienrcnIlnitlig 25,S0S
Con Sragtgoos ont Sasen.
9~igeieoes giereS Ger gooe Sreml.
ifriot paa Oct amerifanlfe Serrbane.
tcansportpelenS SuraaSe | Trant'
rig. erenpelpiS uruneS. at Ser M
/ 6rautrig or oper LOCO amerifun.
lte 9otomotiper % 'eper 10000
6ragtpoene i Srug. Serne WaSle
ruaenoe Iatericl BRIGGS uoclilften'
oc Ill transport al 0trno % Sor.
ipninser iii 5ronten. Samtioig
ioreaaar Silisrielen til Srantrie al
Nmmnnition 90 anoet arigsmate.
rieI i en- ~uafbruot Strem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-11
Uvif propaganda.

Wa'bin9tOn Sen 76e Oft: Tor.
eneoe Staters Sieiartstommisiioll
cplpier, at tpIfe Propagonoiiter Tor.
Tiger paa at ioriinfe 4rbcioet poa
Stib9uGrfterne ueo at uoipre)e
Ssgnbiitorier ON, at mango al ois
ie Nrbeioere oaalig miiter 9ioet eaer
FORMER tiIifnbe. Seniigten meo DIS.
le Segte er at itrGmme Arbeioere
bort ira T9rfterne netop M, Iom
Der trGnges Oper 100000 Here 9(r.
beioere fordt flinne 6ripe Bro6uf
tiouen op Ill Ssioepunttet.
Sra acknowledgements SIDE ais.
res Der itore 4nitrenaeIier for al
'pore oisie Ssgubiitorier tilbaae til
it llolsb 90 oct CT sanite miiffert, at
De onolfobsiuloe 9senbaIIe life pil
iliope let ira oct. ON oct lptfes
Nepnoigbeoerne al iaa 5ingrene /
Dem
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paul Nnoerlon
/ Sifferbeo

lloenrigsoepnrtementet / 8alb.
irgton bar ira oen norife Heaierina
mOotaget unoerretuing ON. at GauI
an0eriou. en- al oen arnerifanife y.
W. Z. us a~rbeioere, Ser bar blepet
arreiteret al Soli3epiferne / gtoifua,
Irslano, bar bIepet IesIaot oen
25oe Sept.
SeIegrammet b~eretteoe. at DIR.
anoerion beianot jig / beoite Bel.
gaaenoe, og at ban en- al De n9rme.
ite Sage piloe tiItr9oe Heiien ira
Wtoitoa iii Sperise.
SIseleoes meooeltes. at aa9tcin
Gn6reps. .en al oct meritanite Ns.
Be aorS' Agenter, iom paa @runo
az Spgoom par bleoet iorbinoret ira
at iorIaoe Ioifra. par / burtig BE.
bring % ON nosle iaa 0cse pente.
Ses at pile tIItrGoe SicmmereiIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-11
Slere SuftuIvffer.

sort @ortb, Ger, oen ste Git. :
IRE 6!pneIsitnonter bIeu ioaa orpbt
og Ell fieroe facet Der iSag ionl Gel.
&c al ct Somnrertitso meaen TO
geropIancr. Dc bar: 5beooore
Wars, @oibington 3. g., Ron ).
Wegsau9bt, Sreioa, 81. % 6rnnf
8. smith, ge8lep, g. 6.
Zen tiIifaoefomne officer por
Sfitnont u. &. SecIu, groofipan.
ytont. De bar aGe itationereoe pea
Golioierro 6Ippeplooien.
0apton. O., oeu 5te Oft: Qsit.
nont Tbil. 6arren ira Hofciter. y.
y, Observation-Disclosures, blcu / 81.
termiooog or9bt, bn bans 0ta'fin
ltprieoe neo meo ham ira Ell betpSe.
lil 9sioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-11
S1nfeoe am. Sfibe.

W|oIbiuigton ben 4oe CIT: Oct
omeritanlte 0anpitib German
6ralb". Der gjt / @~oosrute paa
0%ranfrlg, ct ganet tiIbunoS UNDER ct
Snmmenlte0 mcb ben anierifaujfe
Santoamper "8eo. $. Senrp" ON.
trent $50 OtiI / Spopit for aulten
az Aopd Scotia. vi bets 9eiptnina
poa IL SIlicerer % rs Mano er,
laapiot biotIl ot0es, blot 40 reOoeoe.
6ra en- NtlonterbopsboOn mcloes
Den 5te Git: &c 6orencoe Stoters
Spcioerbooo 0o. 379 er blet
lprGngt Iipnf al Ell grploiion in.
oenboros. &eIe geiGtniugeu, ser
toIte 90 Wau6, bIep reo0ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-11
Oy Sfibsreforo.

WaIbirMton oen 7Se CIT: gue
rlta0 Sttbsproouftiou bar after
llaaet ole tioligere Ncforoer. Sc
nrrerifanlfc StibSperiterS SotaI
prooltter Tor De ~ Raaneocr. ionr
eltote lite Oft. oil bli oucr 70 Yro.
cent al Den belle %erocuS miteritc onr.
ll9e Froouftion al Sfibe ier Sri.
aen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-11

YIN (9Po.), NorfoIf @a.), Baton
Moi'9e (Sa.), ItIonta (@a.). 81 goio
Ger.
Ee ofrentIige Reloiuacr ira Sc FOR.
ltleIlt9e GoeIieSIeirc ipncs Of tpoe
paa, at 6nriotten, ON man emo life
bar laaet iliIoitGnbig @lot rneo Scn.
laltalo bar nnact Ssioepunttet oa MI
er Hcbgong.
Saltalo err Intaaet iaapcI al me
Silf9loer iom Geosialo / nierfbor
Iitagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-11
Nnarfilter paa Dor.

Wnlbinaton ocn ste Oft: Gen
az Observation-Disclosures io~rcilaaeoe Oh
oeotnBte @lu, ser iorbpoer aoaona
I'll % i%lopiSnitJ al @anoct al gnar.
tIlier % NieoIenrmer al Iignenoe
Sr9auilotloner, oeotogeS igaar oa.
laa AZ Senatet % ioreliascr M
T~r1ltoe1ten til ~lln0erifriit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-11
Brantin9$ r11enin9
Ten befienStc Speialihisrer tror
life paa Oct tDife Srcbsforlas.
Ut Sfalfcnjml.

Stocfbolm. Spcrigc. Soc Cttu6er:
Qlniperiol Ereis-S elegranm. SiaI.
mar Granting, Ser utuiliomt err en-
az Noroairopas met breoIporeSe OF
tIartcieu0e SociaIiiter. gisr / en- ste.
oaftionsartifeI / lit 9lao ~SociaI.
oemotrnten" opnerflom paa, at
man, tiltroSS for at 0cn ioretaare
6oronoring i set tpite ReaieringSip.
item err az Gen nIier itsrite 9eino.
ming, life fan pellte, at De Naie.
teoe oil goStieuoe set iom en- Balls
tor DC ioreilaaebc llnoerbonolin1er.
Tn laa raoital % pluolelig fore.
toget 6%ordnoriug pRffer Wistanfe
en- N'lligbcoen al emu o~5ranoring
tilboge igicu til &c ganle 6orboloe.
ON Wnllgbeoen al Ell Soranoriug
lie lflIInc %iornnore iig. prGiioent
WlIlon oil, meuer ban, utuiIiomt
i~orIangc @qranticr for, at 8eiieris.
men og Wilitnrismen or iortaItet,
life blot iom en- miolertioig Rsopcn.
NANNNNg HtNit lOl IASblG.
Nten @arortier CT panifelia at
title ! ocnne Sorbluoelle, OF Bran.
ting tror, at oct piloe bore oen flo.
gcite Folitif for De aaiereoe at pie
Siaio til oct tpite Semofratis Naat
os at op~retboloe Dc Hettiebeoer, oct
bar opnaaet, % 'sge @~orantier ira
andre SOLO.
San er ogiaa al BEN Meniug, at
Ger lfuIee ~iorlangcS uomitsoelige
Seuiier poa SpltlanoS giaigbeo til
Goo ino poa II uirtelie ocmofratiit
6reo, isr uogen llnocrbanoIinger
tan b%egnnoe5.
6pltlanoS ~autp6eoe Ii1igbeo til
at noe NeIgicn @rltatnins er o%iitnof,
llger Granting, ct pigtigt Striot /
Den rlgtIge Hetnilg ~ men bpao
iii oct i ocue Scnicenoe gisrc meo
Seuipn til DC 3ele al 6rantrige, iom
Get bar berict % iremoelcs berier2
% ital Voien % @ali5ia uoqlerc en-
Kart % 0cI al Dem Iopcoc uuibpn.
gi8e Stat Volen?
Ser giueS bcqer fife noget 5egr
til, al Den tpite Reelering er re0e til
al ancrtien0c AIiace lorraine iom
ct interrotionalt og life Iom ct noe.
Iufteuoe tpit SpsrgsmaaI.
Cgiaa Horoilesoig bar, ifisnt oer
life lpccielt benpiie5 til oct i Bro.
iiocnt Billions IA Funfter, ct ia.
tIouolt arap pao at bli taget nlco /
Vetragtningen.
@r. Granting benleoer ipeciclt
Spmerfiombeoen paa set Saftum.
al 3piflaro life bar afcepteret oe
IA Euntter iom iaaoannc. men blot
iom en- @aiis Tor llnoerbanolirger.
% oa ct Woioritet al SociaIiiternc
ogIoa bar a~fcepteret oisie Vunfter
iom 0isfusiiorSbaiis, bcr bette life
itor @~etpontrg..
Cen Suitproigbeo, at Spiflnno
pno oette Sto6ium al arigeus fem.
tc Iar tor ircnrfomme meo ct Sreos.
ioriluq, iom life ouerticuoer NIiace.
lorraine Spsrgsmoolet Iom noget
emo Ct ir6re inf ErobIern, ri.
Ter eiter Sr. Hrartings Nteiting, at
oct IN iremiatte S~rcosioriIag Blot
er CT iuoleoenoe Sfriot.
VT oobne Observation-Disclosures
paa Il inn inoifrGnfct @runbIng oil.
Ter ban FOR utrrtelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-11
,lv Poioereforo.

Nteip Dort BEN 6te Stt.: 6or ier.
tie @ong li0en Sincoln 9eadpS sci.
oeretoro al 1852 500 bleu iluuet,
eI &eroensretoroen for SgiOeilpp.
ming after | en- Entertainers 9elio.
oelie. Zen me Retoro paa 2S,900
500 bleu iat poa @iIbrr @rigbt
6Ipuepla0ieu / ohio al 2aptein u.
u. Sdroeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-11

bar pPret I Sloen Here 8ange, ban
oeres N9rppr blot eget Den nlmilloe.
lige Soroirring I be fienotIige Rpffer
Splte Sanger pmter ON, of Sien.
ben aster fsrit of trpffe fla tiIbaa(
til @alenciennes .9inien, bpor ban
bar lit fprite formidable @iatroab.
frat, og oerefter til Weulie- 9inicll.
Sooeomasien al ben tpIfe Scr
Sranfrig er aaerebe paa Silbagetog.
Se bill Dog noen Soil beobIi at noe
fraftig Wooitanb belle @eien tilbooe
til De forberebte Stininger, ba belle
Sanolfabet er o~periaaet meo Maifin-
eeb9r'alpnger og Sinoringer og ale
SIags.
Nen frantic miIitare Soefolf err al
Dem Mtening, of General 9uoenborii
bar noiat meo fit fore Silbaaetoa Iiot
for lpnge, iaa ser er Sare for, al
bet Inn bill Bill 2ebninger al oen tplfe
Irme, ban fommer til at isre tilbaae
til De Stiainser, iom ifal foripare
ielpe SpifIanb.
Sinoenburglinien er mt life mere
togen Stnbring for De Iuiereoes
Sremgang. Man bill faa et @eoreb
ON, bpilfen Spsape Der er lott, naar
man berer, at bette inopiflebe Sspr.
lparsipitem, iom Tpiferne aloria bar
oremt ON, at De ffuloe bli moot til at
op9ioe, paa enfelte Steoer er ~
Wtil breot. Sele bette SpItem Iiaaer
mn BAG De allierebe S[rmeer, GA
forom fig bar be BET aobne 9anb Dit.
ooer melem ct. Quentin og Gam
brai.
Oct bill nu life tase Iense, for Sc
TON ipinge ipooper og true oe tpife
Stiuinser peo Ga Sere, 2oan oa ct.
@obainifogen baafra.
Saa belle Streget bag De tbife Gin.
ter lees itore SlOebranoe, boilfet tn.
Der paa, at Spfferne gisr iig feroiac
Tor 1tpe Silbagetog. 2aon bsrer til
De @per, iom / oct iibite ct it,ffct
ibrnnb. Spiferne brpnoer oa zoe.
logger alt bag fig.
Teo Champagne. oa Iraonner.
tro1ten melem GbeimS oa &er0un
bar SranIflnpnbene % Imcrifonerne
fortiat at gisre CODE Sremifribt.
Sp'ferne bar ienbt berneb ale oe
Sor1terfninger, De paa noaen mulia
Waaoe furloe ipare fra andre aonter,
og WfooItanoen er oerfor itrammet
betpoeligt, men paa intet 9unft bar
De pGret iltaito til at itanie De @Qie.
reoes Sremgang.
Saaleoes bar Sranifmpnoene ia.
get gpen 8uienicplrt, bpor gIoene
Snippe og Iisne ~forener ia, mere
emo IS Mil ret / Norb for Rbeims.
er De paa Ell lang Strpfnina
gaaet ODER Chen slrlle, en- al Sllip-
pes gieloe fra Noro.
S9ngit moo Git bar @merifanerne
UNDER beftige aampe fortiat Srem.
9angen paa beggc Sioer al GIpen
en- anierifanif Battalion, iom / fem
Gage par omringet al Spiferne / Or.
JonnerItogen, er bIet befriet Of Ell
amerifanf Stprfe. Mmeri.
5lppere forisgte at fate neb
S%ropiant, bpor De troeoe, at Sen ON.
Battalion bar, men BET meite
4 bette falot nof / Spifernes Sen.
Der. Sigeiaa en- aiirp inoeboISenSe
S~repouer. iom blep faitet neo ipItet
IL en- 6aISifiGrm Waracbute).
Oct Dor Sirsbas Iorgen, at TO
S9re unber 9~eneralerne
spng og &aplinion begpnote oct
tore ansreb mob be iioite Setter al
oinoenburglinien melem ct. Suen.
III og Ganlbrai. 5 RRrbeoen al oct
ioitl9pnte Steo er Der oeiaa en- be.
amerifanif Gontingent, iom
| General 9pngs 4rme, %
,e gioroe GOD rebe for fig.
eortfattes poa eiSs { l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-11

Jslsenoe Stater og 9per bar iaaet
Srore III at luffe ale Sfoler. airter,
Theatre % andre oiientlige Goriom.
ilnsslotaler / Oct giemeo Of begrenie
S%pgoommens ll~obreoelie: aentlictp,
Snoiana, Irtanias. Repport 0eps
@a.), Ct. Souis, Rep Seriep, grooi.
oenee or. -, Colorado, aanias