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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
HOW TO SAVE FUEL
WAYS AND MEANS OF coNsERV.
ING FURNACE HEAT.

Unless extra care is taken these
Spring days, the home furnace is Ger.
tain to waste lot of heat. Less air
must be allowed to enter the ire box.
Tests at the engineering experiment
station at Iowa State College show
that from to times as much air as
necessary passes through the furnace
and into the chimney. carrying away
20 to 80 per cent of heat which is
wasted
The following furnace suggestions
are offered by the engineering expert.
ment station for correct furnace firing
at this season:
1.-Stop all leaks that may admit
air, above the CRATE, into the fire cnam
Der and smoke passages of the fur
mace.
2-Keep the fire door, its damper
and the air-blast damper closed, eM
cept that some air may be admitted
through the damper on air blast for
a few minutes just after firing fresh
soft coal into red hot bed of Goals.
3.-Keep the crate well covered
with ashes and fuel. DO not shake
down ashes when hole poked thru
them will admit enoughoai to deyel-
op sufficient heat from fuel rakea in
to and around the hole. If the CRATE
is too large, fuel will be saved by
bricking off some of the back part of
the CRATE.
4.-Check the fire by means of ash
door and smoke-pipe hampers just as
soon<as the house is warm. Never op-
en- the fire door or it's damper 10 check
the fire except as a very last resort.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
BEACON RED CROSS
JUNIORS GIVE SPECIAL PROGRAM
t AT THE SCHOOL.

Beacon schools last Friday evening
replenlshed their Red Cross treasury
to the extent of $22.4S by means of
a ereditable and enjoyable entertain
ment given at the school building un-
der the direction of the Principal e. Z.
Bentley The people took an interest
in the work of the pupils and good
crowd was out for the special pro-
gram.
George F. McCarty, chairman of the
War Savings Campaign in Mahaska
county was present and made talk
concerning the war savings and the
Thrift stamps.
Professor Nichols and the Penn Col
lege Quartet delighted the the audi
ence and a number of encores were
insisted upon.
Mrs. Grace Rhynsburger, county
chairman and organizer of the Junior
Red Cross was present and told sew
eral new things about the organization
and before the close of the program
Miss Jessie Duboc. county supedn.
tendent arrived and she put the fin
ishing touches to the evening.
The High school pupils have been in
charge of the ticket sale and they sue
ceeded in disposing of about 100 ad
missions before the entertainment.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
FORTUNE LOST IN A BREWERY
Original investment In Ottumwa Con-
Germ TotaIed $325, 900 Just Closed
Out At $4,000.

Ottumwa, March 16-This week wit.
messed an important transaction in
realty when the Ottumwa Cold Stor-
age & Ice Co., property South and
Cass street passed back to the stock
holders whose trustee handled the
transaction. The total consideration
in round numbers is $4,000.
This transfer was reversion to
the sellers when the mortgage pay
ments of buyer failed to materialize.
For several years the building has
not been in continual use, the last in
dustrial activity that of manufacture
ing ice and for cold storage purposes.
previously a brewery interest, special
ly constructed for brewing ottumwa
Budd and other then popular brands
OF drink.
An Excellent Structure.
Mr.. Jno. b. Dennis stated that the
building which is five stories and oc-
CT pies site 6Ox9O feet, contains. more
steel and iron than anyother struct-
urc in Ottumwa except the Hotel OF
tumwa and originally and in total
represents an Investment Of 1925, 600.
This is to include the equipment in
stalled from time to time, changing
as the liquor and other laws reached
enactment.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
FIRE SWEPT RAILROAD YARDS.
Blazing Oil Destroyed Homes Of
Lordsburg, N. NJ, Mexicans.

Lordsburg, N. NJ, March 1S.-fiun-
dreds of Mexicans are homeless and
the Southern Pacific Railroad has
neither roundhouse. locomotives nor
supply yards at this division point.
az result Of fuel oil fire which
swept through the yards and burned
wide path through the Mexican set
Element in the northern part OF
I.ordsbnrg. The railroad company
estimated it's loss al one million dol
lars.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
NO PAY WHILE BOOZE STAYS.
6ootleggins Among Usage Indians
Holds Up Royalties.

Lawton,, Ok, March 1S.-Cato Sells.
United States commissioners Of In
dian affairs. when asked today rela-
tive TO his intentions to hold up the
payment OF s1.SO0.O00 due the Usage
Indians at Pawhuska because there
were bootIeggers and vice in the
country. said that be was firm in
holding the payment up until the en-
tire section was rid Of such bootleg
gers
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
SAMUEL p. DAVIS DIES.
Was Noted Newspaper Writer, Poet
and Humorist.

Carson City. New. March 1S.-Sam
uel p Davi9 poet, humorist and
newspaper man. widely known as Sam
Davis, died at his home here today
Mr. Davis was one of the brilliant
writer's who made the journals, at
Virginia City. Carson City and Rene
famous during the bonanza days Of
the Comstock lode He was of 9
later generation than Mark Twain
Bret Haret, and Dan De guile anC
other noted western Journalists.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
OskalooSa Boy
Mentioned In
Wounded List

Des moines, March Johannes
Of HIaimer 6. Nelson and Elmer
Werner appear in the latest cas-
uaity list given out at Washing
ton today.
Hjalmer w. johnson of Gen.
terviIIe, a member of Company
D, and {. Werner Of oskaIoosa,
member Of the supply company,
are possibly the men named. Both
of these names are included
among the number of slightly
wounded.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
LATEST IOWA CASUALTY LIST
Four Are Killed and Twenty-Three
Known Wounded-other Names
Cannot Be Fully Identified.

Des Moines, March 15.-The abbre
waited descriptions of men killed an
wounded in France, as now sent on
by the War Department, as interpret
ed by records at Camp Dodge, shoy
the following Iowa. boys as victims o
the battles of March II or 13:
PRIVATE CECIL NJ. CONLEY
father o. o. Conley, Atlantic.
PRIVATE FRED H.. TURNER
father r. r. Turner, Atlantic.
PRIVATE FRED C. BRUMMETT
Clarinda, Iowa.
The wounded are:
Private Lyle w. Barns, Quimby
Ia. Severely.
Private Lloyd 'Culp, Atlantic, Ia
Severely.
Private ]. o. Fudge, Atlantic, la
Severely.
Private Harold Kjar, Atlantic, la
Severely.
Corporal George o. Marcher, Alta
la. Severely
Private Robert C. Petty, Carson
Ia Beverley.
Private Ralph Rutherford, mother
lives at Outten, ILL.,, enlisted at At
lantic. Severely.
Corporal Joseph G. Swanson, Red
Oak, la. Severely.
Private Percival Yining, WOODBURY.
Ia. Severely.
Private John r. Heller, Red Oak
la. Slightly.
Private Fred ]. Robinson, Storm
Lake. Ia. Slightly. ...
Private Edwin L. Jarvin, Creston,
Ia Slightly.
Private Otto Francen, Red Oak, Ia
Slightly.
Private Leslie Johnson, Riverton,
la. Slightly.
Private Loren L. Goddard, Fair.
field, Ia. Slightly.
Private Henry H. Fall, Red Oak, Ia,
Slightly.
Capt. Ed steller, Ottumwa, Ia.
Slightly.
Private Clinton A. Rhoades, OF
tumwa, Ia. Severely.
Private Morris Proctor, Ottumwa,
la. Slightly.
Private George c. Mattox, Ottum-
wa, la. Slightly.
Private William c. Lindsey, Ottum-
wa, Ia. Slightly.
Private James A. Burns, Ottumwa,
la. Slightly.
In addition to these names, which
have been located on a roster of the
One Hundred Sixty-eighth Iowa, the
following other casualties, which may
include some Iowans, were reported
yesterday: "..
Killed in action: o.,
Sergt Frank O'Connor.
Died of wounds:
Sergt. Joseph L. Clip.
Accidentally killed: Private Harry
Watkins.
Died of disease Sergt. c. G. Bailey,
septicemia; Corporal Oscar w. Ali.
berg, pneumonia; Private Harry s,
Briggs, heart failure; Thomas R
Brown, tuberculosis; John Bruny
diphtheria; John H. Howell. septice'
mia; Walter c. Jennings, diphtheria;
Jess E. Mccarthy, pneumonia; Mer
rift NJ. Rhodes, pneumonia.
Wounded severely-Lieut. Bernard
Want Hof, Harlan w. Chamberlain
William H. Dean, Harry A. Temple
ton.
Wounded slightly-Capt. Hugh H
Barber, Lieut.. Horace B. Smith, Ser
geants Seth A. Hensley, Lawrence J
Quigley, Oliver Lacrosse and Henry
A. Morgan; Corporals John Greaves
Ernest p. Biegler, Revert G. An
drews, Otto S. Martin, and George
Murphy; PriYates Joseph Justay
Harold Kiemm, Emil Krobath, Joe
Letourneau, Clarence w. Lilly, James
p. Moore, Philip Newman. Traitor
II. Overlook, Lester It. Pelton, Elnai
It. Peterson, Edward G.. Placis, VIII
liam H. Satterfield, Everett II. Colt
William II Taylor, Robert Thompson
Frank 2. Valley, Robert Willis, Thorn
as s. Page, Darrell l.. Barber, Keitf
is. Graul, Howard Hirschman ant
Harry X. Duddleson.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
LATE YOUNG win Come.

Something over a year ago Phil
Kearney Post of the G. A. R. secured
Hon. Lafayette Young for Decoration
or. Memorial Day orator and he is
planning on letting loose here on the
occasion an GRAFTON that will be worth
while. Oskaloosa is pretty well ac'
quainted with Lafe and he will get a
hearty welcome.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
Men Are Scarce.

Local contractors are going to be
put to it this season TO find labor
enough to carry on their work. There
viii be shortage all along the line
from excavatofs to skilled labor. brick
layers and carpenters.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
opposItlon M War FINANCES.

Washington, March 1s.-Bitter oppo.
sition to the war finance corporation
bill developed in the House this after
noon, when debate was resumed on
the measure to extend two billion
five hundred million dollar credit in
loans to the. war industry,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21

E. Werner, who was living in
Des Moines at the time, enlisted
in Company II last summer and
went with the local company to
Camp Dodge. While there he
was transferred to the supply
company of Des Moines. E. Wer-
ner is son Of Henley Werner,
brakeman in NJ. & St. |. Railway
service.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
Appointed state Examiner.

II. d. Y. Culbertson Of Jefferson
county has been appointed county
examiner under the direction Of the
auditor Of The state, Frank 5 shaw
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
Haxe RIa ambulance Eund.

The Monroe county schools report.
5000 on hands for the Monroe
county ambulance.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
HIGH SCHOOL

Mr.. Carl #. Kuehnle of Denison.
Iowa. was the speaker at the High
School assembly this week. Mr. Kueh-
ME gave us lot Of interesting infor-
nation about the amount OF money
that we spend for gum, candy, soda
The Carlisle independent., 1918-01-17
Ordinance No 45

BE IT DRAINED BY THE TOWN
 COUNCIL OF THE INCORPARAT-
 ED TOWN OF CARLISLE. ARK.
 Sec. 1. That after Feb. 1st, 1918, the operation of a Carom or Pocket Billiard Hall within the corporate limits of the town of Carlisle, Ark, is hereby prohib ited.
 Sec. }. That anyone violating the provisions of this ordinance shall upon the conviction thereof be fined fifty (50) dollars; each day of such violation constitutes a separate offense.
 Sec. 3. That all ordinances or parts Of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
 Passed and approved this 12th day of Jan. 1918.
 c. s. LONG, k F. HARRISON,
 Mayor. Recorder.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-01-17
Condensed Proceedings of Town Counci

Regular meeting of Council Jan. 12, 1918 at 8 p. m. Present Mayor Long, Recorder Harrison, aldermen Woosley, Wilson, Myers, and Callahan, Minutes approved Action postponed in definitely regarding sidewalk crossing. R. 1 Right of way. J. C. Welch duly sworn in as alder man, c. 5. Ayres having resign ed.
 Mayor appointed Wilson and Callahan as special committee to investigate raise of electric light rates and casues therefor. Bills allowed.
 Cook Electric Co., .... ......... :. $30.0O Carlisle Cemetery Ass n. 5000 Jno Sears Scav work .-. 500 Office of town health officer was declared vacant. Dr. Calla- han unanimously elected to fill said vacancy.
 Sanitary measures discussed and mayor gave marshall some special instructions regarding same.
 Two petitions presented re- garding pool rooms. one for their prohibition, the other for regulation. Discussion followed. Messrs. Lilly and Frensemeir presented arguments to abolish pool rooms in Carlisle.
 Resolution by Woosley second ed by Callahan that pool rooms in Carlisle be prohibited. Car ried unanimously.
 Ordinance No. 45 which ap- pears elsewhere in this issue was passed and adopted. Meet ing adjourned.
 E. F. Harrison.
 Recorder
The Carlisle independent., 1918-01-17

Miss Rankin, the only woman member of Congress. was defeat ed for the chairmanship of the com mlttee on woman suffrage and a Democrat of California was selected for the place, as the House is Democratic.
 Having sold my place of busi ness and will give possession on the first of February 1918. would ask all those knowing themselves indebted to me to please call and settle by that date and greatly oblige, c. c. Hummel
The Carlisle independent., 1918-01-17

MT. J. L. Crandall of Mime sota, who arrived here with his sons ln an auto to visit with his brother E. l.. Crandall several days age, and his wife and small CT children who arrived ahead of him by train, left Monday for Louisiana points where they will spend few weeks the guests of relatives. They will return to Carlisle at the termination of their visit in Louisiana.
 70. c. Hummel is still in busi- ness and will be until February l; we will appreciate any busi- ness you may give him and in return he will give you some un- heard of bargains in this time of high prices
 Quite a number of our citizens have been complaining of a scarcity of fuel during the past cold spell. which has been the most severe that has been exper- fenced here since the winter of 1899. The Thermometer regis tered as low as I4 degrees in some places, but on an average about eight degrees was correct.
 To the various school direc- tors who know of children I have vaccinated will call when con venient.
 35-tf A. B. Tapscott, M. D.
 A card from w. J. ("Bill") Waggoner, who is in training at San Antonio, Texas. asks that he be remembered by hls many Lonoke county friends. Bill" says that last Christmas was the first one he eyer spent outside of the county England Democrat.
 Aunt Jemina Pancake Flour at s. P. Pearson's. 35 If
 Miss Martha Rule of Lonoke, Ark a student in the University of Arkansas has been admitted into the Black Friars' Dramatic Club of the University of Arkan- sas. This is quite a distinction as the membership of the club is very limited and the require ments for eligibility, an excep tional dramatic talent.
 Any thing you want in gro ceries at Tunnels as cheap as the cheapest and cheaper than most places. Space wont per nit of naming prices.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-01-17

Mr. E. M Watson and family, who have been spending about a month visiting with relatives and friends in Illinois. returned home Saturday morning. to find near. ly as severe weather here as they had encountered in the North.
 RUB MY Y-TISM-Antisepti Re heves Rheumatism Sprains, Neuralgia etc 35-13t
 Miss Lou Deeter has been quite sick at the home of her sis ter Mrs. Frank Krshka for sev- eral days
The Carlisle independent., 1918-01-17

Chancellor von Hertling is said to favor a constitutional autono- my for Belgium. He will become aware in time that it makes no difference what he favors in Bel gium.
 -Ifyou need rubber boots in this year, buy now and save fifty cents a pair; a full assortment at Buechley's.
 William O, Turner, Lonoke, president of the junior class in the University of Arkansas, has been appointed first lieutenant of Company c. Cadet Battalion.
 It will pay you to buy your rain coats now. At Buechley' $ you will find a nice assortment.
 Rock Island engine No. 1890 was disabled here Friday and has been standing on the track dead ever since.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-01-17
Our Service And What It Means To You We Are Here to Supply You With Artillery
 for Your Big Drive
Right On Your Firing Line, We Take Care of Your Implement Needs
 In the Fight for More Food

Over in France one of the biggest factors in the fight ing is the ordnance depart ment. It's work is to keep the soldiers on the front supplied with artillery, shells, etc. It's stores are right behind the firing lines. The speed and certainty with which it can supply high-grade guns an mLni- tions mean ever ything.
 Our store is the ordnance base for you. of this com munity, who are to join in the drive for more food next spring. Your fight will be just as important as any in France. And your artillery supply is just as important. We are here where we can help you keep your farm ar
The Carlisle independent., 1918-01-17

tillery at the highest point of effectiveness.
 Here's an extract from the latest bulletin from Un- cle Sam to his farm fighters:
 Use of the most i'm proved farm machinery, all ways desirable, is of special importance now. Many of the latest machines embody improvements which will often justify their purchase from the standpoint of econ omy, even though the old outfit is serviceable."
 Our store has the most improved. the highest quail ity farm artillery for you the kind that Uncle Sam re. qulres.
 Come in see it, and select what you need.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-01-17

oNoKE COUNTY THURSDAY JANUARY r. 1918
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Sulddrerne pdd fluat.

9lilgarerne er paa baitig Sliigt /
Mafeoonien, bsftiet foriulst al Ser
berne. De br9noer Sanosbper og
itore Splag al arissmateriel, efter
iom De flpgter.
Gen 19be melbtes fra 2onoon, of
"be aliereoe trooper bar MI gaaet
frem mere enc IL Mil paa en- 90
Wfils Sront og bar befriet 45 2onos.
bpcr. Ceres Sremgang bar npret
iaa burtig, Of Der ingen Sio bar p9.
ret iii at tGQe Sangerne eler Ifaife
Ell Speriigt ooer Oct erobrebe &rigs-
motcriel. Npe Hegimenter, Tom al
@nlgarerne er blet faitet mo / aam-
pen, err paa Slugt iammen nleb De
euriae. @ulgarerne er ilaaet fom.
plet, oa Serberne forislaer Dem lige
/ SeIene Gag og Nat. 1abet al ben
oiatiae Sofol-Ssioerpg er ct aloor-
liat Slao for @i,lgarerne. Serberne
err fommet / @eiiobelie al 9otumen-
ter, iom piier uoenfor al 9oil, at
tiiiencr al ierbiife Sanger er blet iolgt
iom SIaper for ct piit Siosrum til
Sprfiet, 9ulsarien, Siterris % Spit.
LAMB. 5niener al bisie Sonaer |
9iaeoiicn err oeoe al aolera % Cult"
Gsrttattes poa etss 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
"Slafers" onifes life.

@aibington oen 20oe Sept. 6ar.
nlerne bill life pi6e al GLACIERS"
iom al Sampittigbeosbenipn regter
at gisre arig5tieneite, % iont ira De
ioritieqige WilitPrIeire ienoes no /
2nnoOiitrifterne iom 6armarbeioere.
Sorot uu6gau nabne Granddaughter
mellem Ylilitprue1tere % patriot.
lie ISarmere. huis Seuner mn beiiu.
Ser fig poa SIagmorferne ! 6ron.
friq, har 4rmeoepartemcntet ieet iig
nsot iii at beorore oisie 6pre tiIbnge
iii Paciiiit Snobegningerne.
Stemninqcr moo DC "Slacfers~
iom pur uoienot ira Camp 7ooge,
ia. oor iaa bitter, al Buuerrer Sur
Dina u6itebte Srore ON, at De uior.
tsoet ifiIoe ienoes tiIboge til Gel.
rem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Sercmte Vapne.

@aibington ocn tSoe Sept. Oct
or life az unores paa, at De ameri
fonife Rurineiolooter er iranlifraa
tapre o. opgtige Soloater. nuor man
bsrer. hpormunge berenIte arigere,
Der iInoes / aorpiet.
NJ Ruaerne iremeaar ncrltg, at
ser / Gorpiet finoes u @uthonu5,
4 @aihiugtous, 3 @elingtons y
Grants. 162 Gees. 20 Ileranber$, 3
2aiouettes, SO Sheriocns. 191 Socf.
ions. og I goroparte.
Ter iinoes osiaa 3 Sictors. I Bic
torn - men ingen &atreots.
Ga for Of iRtte aroueu pan Ser.
fet, bar @lItterue iunoet no. ar Be
fan toge Berlin naariombelit Set
behaaer benz. Ser er fem al Dem !
aorpiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
500 Kpinoer tronoes.

@nibiraton Sen 20oc Sept. Ger
opIp'eS al Re0e aorS. 6orerinqens
0opeotuarter Der. at ser trunQeS
300 aoiuber til Sieneitc / Rsoe aors
SoipitaIsbptter % Tom aommunita.
tons. og 9anteeu. Nrbeioere / Sron.
trig. &c trTnqcS il,ocn oen lite 9tp.
BENDER. ga oct Nsbc aors, iisIqe ell
Sperensfomit mco .. W. &. 81, Sen
Gnto muo ouertage oerue OrQaniia.
tiors Sntter peo @~oipitalerne. Sc.
legranmer blep ltror ienot iii ole
Gipiiioner meo Srore iii at pooifnn.
DC Nefrutterinqen for oerne ipecieI.
Ie opcriisiifc Sicncite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
frantic Krisere er her.

81 Sunoreoe Neolemmer al oen
fronife Recommendation er BEN 19oe
os anfommet bertil 2onoet !orat
Seltaue / sen fommenbe Sibertp 2oan
aampogne. Wange al bisie Mpno
err @eteraner ira Here Selttog | Den
Itore arig. Cen iranite 6remmeole'
oion beitaur al ubeluttenoe lloITn'
binder, GeprGientunier ira nplter
oQe fribeoselifenbe 2nnoe poa alo'
ben, on iom iripiaig bar Itiaet iig
iii Tronfriqs 9ieneite / &nmpen
MOB S%unnerue. Ge regnes blanot De
tobreite Of aQe 6ranfrigs tapre Col.
batter.
Get err / oerne organization. al
Norbmanoen Sberit Gneea tieneite'
gisr iom asitnont.
Sropoen itnnr unoer 2ommnnoo
al aaptein Wourice 8orn. iom | BE.
a%unsclien al ariaen miiteoe et Ben,
men iom trobs bette bleu itaaenoe |
Sieneiten % FOG en- ~iremrasenoe Gel
! GorIparet al 8erbuL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Werfelie Graotnins.

Sopefn, aani, oen t90e Gent.
Ten isoeroIc "0roit" Snipcftsr
Sobn 8oIlabon bar erogtct, at Mpno
pan 6arme, iom or goot ioripntc
meo f~pinbeIige Irbe1ere, life nil
bIi iritagne for WiIiturtieneSte.
Grnatniugen oigopeS iooa inoo Ell
Nfdribol Gouitp 6armer, ser bar
ire Ss'tre. @alIohon crfIrrebe, at
De IRE apinbcr aoot funoc flare
6ormarbcioet, % 6nrnercn bIcp an.
braIt / &laSie I.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Sranomono paa STREET,

Gocf SsIanO, ST., oen 19oe Sep.
TENDER. Hocf SSlono pil pou Ssu.
bag bli uoen nogeriombeIit 9eitpt.
telie moo Sloebrano, ON ser life /
W'caemtioen inotruoer Ell Gen0inq /
Situotionen. Sgoor inogoo boert,
enelte Weolem al @pens 9runorGien
lin Notwithstanding meb lluotageIie
al 9rnnocheien og bans 10 gSiiiter.
ter. Gn 8icroe6eI az @rn6mrnoe.
ne ilutteoe imor1eS, Ell Iiarcn6e GIN.
tnl 1litter imorqcr % inoleocs hi.
bere, inhtil belle Stnrfen bar oohert
al e~riitere. Gituotioren err 9liImi.
nntion$purftct / Ell 0erfoniIift, iont
far pooooct / fIere Waoneber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Stefansion paa biempei


Sictoria, 9. e., ben 19oe Sept.
Ten b%crsnlte Eolariarcr @ilbialmnir
SteianSlon atfom ibog til Sictoria.
Den iommc Sopn bporiro ban Tor
fem Iar iioen tiItroaote i'm Opoa.
geIieserpebition. Sans Anfomit pur
ufienot, iaa Der ingen ofienilig Mob.
to9elie fonot Steb.
Wr. Steianion opIpier, at set me
Sano. ION bIeu op6aqet al ham, er
en- 9 al omtrent iarlme StsrreIie
iom SrIanb og beliQgelloe ! oct tio-
Iigcre laafoIotc @uitaf aoolpbs
@ap. Get brittle 6Iog blcu beiIt
paa Zen Den 19oe Suni 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
Kriesuooifterne.

@oibington Sen tSoe Sept. Pr
mcbepartementet bar ooerien0t aon-
oresien et gnbragenOe ON eli poerli.
qerc 9~epiIgning al S7,347,000,00C
til GpffeIie al 9rigSubgifternc / IN
oepGrerbe 6inansoor. a~nbra9enoei
ON oenne ~ioregeoe 9epilnniug err
baieret poo Gegierinqens 1Ion ON
at bauc 100000 0tanb / Sron'
frioe nUIte CONNER ioritben 1000.
900 Wano unoer Snbspelie beri
omoct. 1ette brinGer Oct IamIe0e
arigSbuooet for 9aret op til $24,.
600 1000. 900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-24
StraHonser oe Krieen.

@oibinaton Sen 19be Sept. Wrpii.
bent @iIion outoriicreoe / en- ibng
'nbIteot GrofIamation De forifieQiee
Reaierinasbeportementer Tom Far
meb Snbfisb al arigSiorneoenheber
of gisre, til c9iao of ofiIutte 2eoe-
rancefontrofter meo Strofnnitalter
9~rpiioenten frrper imiSler:ib, Of
he / aontrafter mco Straianitalter
omaftoroerebe 1riisr iaapibt miiIis
mao ipare iii De i Smesnen irem.
berfenoe Rriier paa Iisnenoe garer
eaer Irtitler.