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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-04-02
INITIATIVE NOW
TAKEN BY ALLIES
REACTION IN GERMANY is SURE
TO FOLLOW THE TERRIBLE
LOSSES GERMANS ARE MOSTLY
ON THE DEFENSIVE.
BY ]. 7. MASON.

United Press Staff Representative.
NEW YORK. April 2.-The initiative
along the new western battle front has
returned to the Allies, with the Ger
mans fighting practically everywhere
on the defensive.
This does not necessarily mean that
General Foch in preparing a policy Of
caution may suit present requirements
better than hasty retaliation against
Won Hindenburg's CHASTITY slaughter OF
Germany's own man-power. The
movement of American troops from the
Lorraine front to eastern France does
not yet suggest the Allies have decided
to risk the outcome of the war to the
test of new super-combat in Picardy
Present indications suggest that the
American trops involved in the trans
fer are limited in number and their
appearance, side by side with the
French and British will be largely for
moral effect The matter of morale
among civilians at home has now be-
come vital element in the war More
than ever before the Allies must pre-,
pare for silent endurance while watt
ing for the reaction in Germany to
follow the gigantic casualties of the
past few days. The next phase Of the
western combat may not consist of
field engagements at all. 1t may be
the renewal of discomfort in the CEN
trail empires over the realization that
the sacrifices to the Hohenfollern mo-
loch have not ended the war.
The German sweep over the terri
tory voluntarily abandoned by Won
Hindenburg few years ago will have
done more than to make that area a
German cemetery, If the morale of the
Allies holds firm. There can be no
major strategic results from the Ger
man success as long as the war con-
tinues. 1t is for the Allies, by their
steadfastness, to press upon the Ger
man people a realization of this tact
Thereafter the house of Hohenlollern
will become to the German people the
house of blood
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-04-02
ELECTED To
OEMOLAY COMMANDERY

The following officers have been
elected by DeMolay Commandery
knights Templar:
w. Fred Smith, eminent commander
Sam Heys, generallissimo.
r. H. Horton, captain general.
]. E. Hightower, treasurer.
F. G. Olvere, recorder.
Emmett Murray. prelate.
J. E. Kiker, senior warden.
B. J. Harris, junior warden.
s. A. Mcdaniel, awrder.
w. E. Taylor, standard bearer.
F. j. Payne, sword bearer.
S. A. Jennings, sentinel.
There will be called meeting of the
commandery tomorrow night for the
purpose of demonstrating work in the
Red Cross degree.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-14
Did Germany Wrong Belgium?
BY G. c. FISKE, Associate Professor of Latin in the
University OF Wisconsin

morning of August 4. 1914, by the
Belgian Ambassador. said
Germany has nothing with
which to reproach Belgium. and
the attitude OF Belgium has al
ways been perfectly correct"
On the same afternoon in his fam.
Gus speech before the Reichstag, Won
Bethmann Hollweg, the German chan
cellor, said:
I'VE are in a state OF necessity,
and necessity knows no law,
So we were compelled
to override the just protest of the
Luxembourg and Belgian Govern
ments"
out Of the mouths of her two high
est officials Germany thus condemns
herself.
There is not shred of evidence that
France Intended TO invade Belgium
When asked by Great Britain In July
81. 1914. France on the same day re-
piled that she intended to respect the
neutrality of Belgium. and so informed
the Belgian Government
Great Britain had told the Belgian
Government as early as April z. 1913.
that she would not invade Belgium
except to defend its neutrality, never
first
How Germany Planned Invasion.
What about Germany? When asked
by Great Britain on July 81, 1914, Ger
many refused TO make any promise
France. Belgium. and Great Britain
have clean slate. Germany is a self
confessed criminal In the court of
civilization.
Two months later Germany an
nounced that she had found In the
Belgian war office records of pro
posed plan by which England was to
pass through Belgium TO attack Ger
many. She did not point out that these
same documents showed that the plan
was to be carried out only in case
Germany invaded Belgium. Neither
did she explain that King Albert had
told her of this plan when 1t was made
several years before the war began.
Germany's attempt TO excuse her gross
violation of Belgiums neutrality Ia
both clumsy and dishonest
Belgium and Great Britain were
more than justified in their suspicious
because OF the German strategic rail.
ways built for Ave years before the
war. which threatened the eastern
frontiers of Belgium like the tentacles
OF an octopus.
But what has the crime against
Belgium TO do with our entrance into
the war? Germanys violation of Bel,
gium Is Il menace TO the Monroe doc
trone, VIII victorious Germany that
violated Belgium regard the rights Of
the small nations in Central and South
America?
In the violation Of Belgium's neu.
trality We Americans see concrete
and bitter proof Of Just what the real
izatlon Of the ideas Of German milf.
tary autocracy means TO the world
and means to us. The German gov
eminent asserts that necessity knows
no law. that might makes right, that
solemn contract is scrap OF
paper" Such ideas are a merace TO
every nation in ChrIstendouL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-14

Germany's violation of the neutral.
ity of Belgium has been called a crime
against civilization. Are there cold
Facts to prove this?
A neutralized state is one that has
been guaranteed freedom from inva-
sion upon condition that 1t wage no
war beyond its borders. Switzerland.
Luxembourg. and Belgium are such
states
Belgium was created neutralized
nation in 1889 by treaty signed by
Great Britain, France, Russia.
Prussia. Austria. They agreed that
Belgium should form an independent
aud perpetually neutral state, and
bound themselves to interfere for the
defense of Belgium against any power
attempting to invade Belgian territory.
Belgium, in it's turn, was pledged to
observe neutrality towards all other
states. This treaty was reaflirmed In
1870 and respected In the Franco
Prussian wa.
But Belgium, like every other neu-
trail state, had also the protection OF
the Hague Convention OF 1907 The
United States as well as all the other
The Hague convention says that the
territory OF neutral powers shall not
be invaded. that troops or supplies of
belligerents shall not move across It:
and that II foreign power inyades
n neutralized country, the neutral
country has the right and duty to re-.
sist
Thus doubly protected Belgium and
inxemburg had every reason to expect
that like Switzerland their neutrality
would be respected by all belligerents.
Nevertheless on August 2, 1914,
Belgium received an ultimatum from
Germany demanding the right to pass
troops through Belgium territory. She
promised at the conclusion of peace to
restore the property and the indie
pendence of the Belgian kingdom in
fall. II Belgium resisted. Germany
would consider her an enemy. As an
enemy. Germany declared that she
could not guarantee the independence
., Belgium thereafter.
Suppose Belgium Had Submitted
In accordance with the treaty of
1889 and of the Hague Convention.
this brutal ultimatum forced an in,
dnstrious and absolutely innocent PEG,
ole into war. For suppose that Bel
GUM had agreed to Germany's pro
posal Belgium would then have for
feited all right 10 be treated as neu
trail and independent nation by Great
Britain and France II they were vic.
tnrious In the war. they would have
been Justified in destroying her indie
pendence. Also. what guarantees
would the Belgians have had that 2
victorious Germany after ruthlessly
breaking one agreement would keer
another? The determination TO main
tain her independence ss well as re
gard for her honor as nation iney
itHhly led Belgium TO refuse the Ger
man demand.
Germany made no charges against
the loyalty OF Belgium, On the con
teary the German Foreign Minister
Won JsGow. when interviewed on the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-14
FOR s ALE

House and several lots for sale in north
part of city. A good residence section. House
has eight rooms. Will be sold all together for
5000 or the lots nay be bought separate. Is
known as the John Roberts property.
Comparatively new FIVE room house with
summer kitchen. Two lots. II you are look
for bargain you had better investigate this.
A large two story. nine room dwelling CON
veniently located to school business and
church. This property can be purchased at
sreasonable price for such property.
seven room house on Front street This
is q very desirable property on account of
location 50 near business section. school. etc.
Electric lighted, Has barn, wood shed and
chicken house, also cistern.
A good seven room house on Hoard street.
Has been built only few years. Electric
lights. large shop building.
Six room dwelling on Spruce street with
about one half acre OF land.
For terms and particulars call at Tribune
office or at the office of j. B. Reynolds over
Zweifels store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-14
Heard in Mineral Point.
How Bad Backs Have Been Made Strong
Kidney Ills Corrected.

All over Mineral Point you hear it.
Doan's Kidney Pills are keeping up the
good work. Mineral Point people are
telling about it-telling of bad backs
made sound again. You can believe the
testimony of your own townspeople.
They tell it for the benefit of you who
are suffering. If your back aches, if
you feel lame, sore and miserable, if
the kidneys act too frequently, or pas
sages are painful, scanty and off color,
use Doan's Kidney Pills, the remedy
that has helped so many of your friends
and neighbors. Follow this Mineral
Point citizens advice and give Doan's
chance to do the same for you.
Samuel Terrill marble and granite
dealer, says; Sometimes my kidneys
were too active and then again they
were sluggish. Two boxes of Doan's
Kidney Pills rid me of the trouble and
put me in good shape
Price go cents. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Terrill had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-14
Legal Notices.
Notice of Final Account and to Deter
mine Inheritance Tax.

In the matter of the win of William II.
Whitford. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at a regular term
OF the Iowa County Court, to be held in and
for said county at the court house. in the city
OF Dodgeyille. in said county, on the first
Tuesday (being the 5th day of March A. d.
1918. at the opening of court on that day. the
following matter will be heard and con-
sidered;
The application of Annie L. Whitford. ex-
eeutrix of the will of William II. Whitford,
deceased, late of Mineral Point in said county.
for the examination and allowance of her
final account and for the assignment of the
residue of the estate of said deceased TO such
persons as are by law entitled thereto: and
for the determination and adjudication of
estate.
Dated January 15 1915
By the Court:
ALDRO jerks. County Judge
j. b. REYNOLDS. Attorney. 3w3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-14
CHURCH NOTICES
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
W. J. C. BOND, PASTOR
Sunday services
1890 a. M, public worship.
ll:45 a. m., Sunday School.
Evening worship 1880.
Weekly prayer meeting, Thursday
evening at 7:30.
Junior Endeavor Friday afternoon.
Strangers always welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CHARLES W. EMERY. PASTOR
Sunday services
Class meetings $3.50.
Morning worship 1890.
Sunday School HAS a. m. Glasses
for all. Our motto: 1.-THE whole church
at Sunday School. Those who have no
other Sunday school home are invited
to come with US.
Junior League 800 p. m.
Epworth League at $50.
Evening worship at 7:30.
Save Thursday evening for the reg
ular prayer service.
A general invitation to all our SER
vices is extended. Strangers in the
city are especially welcome.
The regular meeting of the Brother
hood will be held on Monday evening,
Feb. 18th, at the parsonage.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-14
TRIBUNE
Real Estate Agency

Property will be listed aud advertis ed in
this column free of charge. unless sale is
charged. as per agreement. whether sold by
this agency. or the owner. or any other personl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-02-14
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

p. o'REILLY, PASTOR
Sunday services
Mass at 800 and 1000 a. m.
Evening service at 7:30.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09

Wr. SCORER bar / Ell 9rep iii
Trpiioenten meooeIt ielgeuoe %.
lusniuger our &auoet5 Sisoioriuuina
% He'ultnterne al auGgGuIerues
gcitrpbcIier ior at ege Eroouttlo.
men % 6olfeta NeitrUbcIicr ior al
lpare eou aleo:
antauet al Slagteour pes iioitc
1iifalaar par life mertbart itsrre
emo 4aret ioruo; AntaIlet al Suin
par iauoipuliguis minOrc. lloisrie.
len bar oesuagtct uGrct ~it0rre; bette
itploes SuoitrPufniug / S~orbruget
iamt al Slogteoprene bar upret
pTgtigere iom 6slge al iUrlIge Be
Itrubeller ira Cp0rTtterne3 Sloe.
Zen iuloe 9irfuiug berai uiIte liz
ierit ! oen iioite Saluoel Al 6IItaI'
aaret, ga lloisrielen iii &c Aalere-
oe uogioroe 2.133. 100000 20. MOI
t,266,500.000 Yuno / Oct tilioareni
De Siosrum oet ioregaaenoe Mar
GA sol 100000 Tuno, Tom par ser
aienneminltlige lloieriel Tor 81
iamme Naaneoer ! Sc iibite ire sla,
isr Srigen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09

ct aabent @rep ira TO Wfeolem-
mer al Minneiota Commission Of
Hliblic Saietp til Charles s. Brand,
Gbci for Marfeosbureailet / 2anb-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / @aibington, er
ct Goflrmcllt al Itor &nteresie Tor
Speoeaplere life alene / Winneiota,
men / belle 2anbet. Set er Spar
paa % Ell inogaaenbe Smsoegoa.
eIie al en- Meobelelie ira Sr. Brand
til Observation-Disclosures / Nortb
Tafota, bpilfen Weobelelle er fienbt
iom "Serpice anb Tesulotorp gn-
nounccmcnt Ho. 81.
De 70 commissioner, 6. g. MardI
oa Sbomas &. GdIbman, benpenoer
iiq iii Mr. 9ranb iom ~Sarmere
% SSpeoeaplere". Ge poapiier fart
% GREET, hpor uretfGrbige De / 1917
peotagne @raoer err MOB Sarmerne,
% meboeler Ell Speriigt oper Wr.
BRANDS pirfelige euer tilipnelaben-
De 9citrGbelier for at iinbe ct Sotes
mibbeI for Den Sfabe og llret, JONI
bisic @raoer bor paoIsrt Soebe-
aplerne - 9eitrGbelier, Iom life
bar iprt til noget, men er Heiulta-
tet / Ell HGffe SelpmooiigelIer %
@inb. Ceres Sremitiqing paapiier
aigisrcroe, of 8rabcrne or Iige ian
uretiGroige, iom isr man begpnbte
at ifrae rette paa Wisgrebet al
1911; at iom Oct MI Itaar, er De Ell
bIobig llret MOB Sarmerne, mebens
De err meget gunitige for WsQerne,
Tom MI fan male iamme 9rao Nel
al Ro. 3 iom al Ro. 1 Speoe og
iaa Den Tor Ter Gents minbre pr.
9uibel. Meo Iiee aienosgierninser
for 2ie er Oct, life iaa ~unberliyt,
at MeQere bar funnel oppiie Ell
prloig 6ortieneite paa lin 5orret-
ming.
Spis man saar no ira. at Sr.
Brand or en- bpgtig 5aemano, bpil.
fet man 10 bar Get iii at ontage,
er oct panifeligt at ~ioritaa bans
Sptrroen / benne Sag. On bar
bapbe last an paa of pPfte Sarmt
o. @isnsie blanot 5armerne. fun,
De ban neepe bape banblet tort an.
berIebes, emo ban bar siort. Sans
llopgtigbeo for lin Stiains. %ioriau'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09
Spcocaplinsen for 1918.
8rpn &urpurntipncn funtrpQcrer ben.


8or at iimpliciiicre Hegnifabsip-
relien % iinogaa REQ Cape" bar
NrPiibenten laoet eli "Sraln Gorpo'
ration" unber 6orer,ebe Staters
Waoabminiitration bli orguni'eret.
Senne Sorporotion fol no nleo Sp-
fieb al Spcoc % andre cereal cont
mooities" at gisre % iIRr boloe
aontrol mcb Spcbe % Wel al Ip'
lingen ior 1918. Tcrior er aon'
trofter pg llobetolingcr nogct, 50
observation-disclosures @ren aWpora-
tion oil bli oniparlig for. Gerne
&orporotiou ifal iorrctte uoen De
pinit % fr0pe finn ilige "Sifierent-
ials", Iom pil oUffc "HiifS", Storage
pg assurance.
0aa ianlme Sio bar 6oreneoe
Stoters Observation-Disclosures, ltet'
tenoe iig til THE @rain Stanoaro
gct", ctablcrct "Sbeat 8raoe 9e-
finitionS" for Sc fo~rificaige apali-
teter og |aricteter al Speoe.
Noar Observation-Disclosures 8ren
&orporntion fomnler til at fiebe
Speoe peb Glepatorcr paa ncoenfor
nppnte Hlaoie, pil Den fon1nte til
OF holoe Zig iii ~ieleenbe "Grice
@oies", "@bcot GLASSES" og "8ra-
bes":
1. Sueoc,8 roocrne er oisie, ionl
er io%itiloaebe al Soreneoe Staters
M9er6rli9sbepartement unoer "tbe
"8roin Stanbar0 Ict".
3. Observation-Disclosures "fair"
Triier err ncoenior npnnte for
"baiic @bents" og THE Wurfet Ge.
Lotions" beitemt iom felger:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09

par ogioa meo Ill Spbpolen. Nc'
teorologeu DR.. Sperorup, Ell ung
cncrgilt Wtanb. Gen ioenlfe Draft.
nit Sunoblao, iom ogiaa beltog
Snopol&iUroeu. SciIma9er HsbuC
ira Sorten, ogioo GeIto1er / Sp0'
polSfTrorl. GnbcIig er scr ire npC
MrnO: Better Sc0icm ira Sren.
oelalcn. San CT (emmermono.
Stprmano Taul anuoicu ira Nel.
gclano, ion oeltog meo Spo6rug
paa ben rilaiilte llnoiptniuaserpeot.
ton. - Ga enocIlg @manuel San
rcicn ira WanodI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09

for lllpffGn paa ben unobne Nuis.
@eoit at pGnnc 8riiene liot eiter
liot til at toale Den. Dan fan be.
apnoe nteb at fate nogle srenne
Maisitilfc meb 9lrene paa op | Sno.
begninaen iii 8riiene. 5 Isr'tnin.
gen piI &c rbe npiten belle Tlolten;
men otter bpert ion Waiien mooncr,
oil &c mer % nner beanlloe Of Toe
bare aornet. Noa et Bar Tigers Sio
ener iaa iflllbc @rilene bIi 'aa pante
mco Sen me. nlobne Mais, at oct
life engang ifuIoe pore forliat at
iIippc Dem ino / ct iuoeleroct Stuftc
meb mcbcn Wais.
- &c engelife sSnrmcre bar bri9t
5000 omcrifanltc Tractors pao line
Tarme bette Tar o. pil hauc Tag
5000 Here. Zen amcrifonife Srac
tor bar giort megct til, at man /
Gnalanb ihpit bar 100 Ncrc& Igcr
for hucr 66 Icrcs / 1916.
Ser er Sorc Tor, at Der fom-
mer Ell Sag, oa Sanoet man9ler
Mrbeiosbcite. glromobiIen % Sroc.
loren gisr life &~eitebirlp paa Gar.
men operflobig, hpao altior mango
fines at ba inobilot Jig.
Gn Tarner / Gelten brllgtc
"Hoct" nleo tGt 9nnb, ga ban fisr.
te Speocbaanb bort til Serifcmalti.
llen en- Sag. Sm Iitenen iamlct
ban ianmen og rellet Den Npcoe,
iom bapoe bobct Jig iommen paa
@unben al bans "Hacf", % oct bar
244 30. reniet i'm Speoe. Get ui-
fer fig iaoleoeS, at Oct er fIo9t at
Ia tort @unb / Ell "Hocf", man brit
ger unoer 2ofiering.
On 100 Cons Silo piIoe for
ipne % ailer meo 40 go. Gnlilage
for Gagen / 200 Gage, ifriper ct
Sormerblao. 90 en- Clio 30 Too
bei og # SOB / SpermaaI boloer
100 Cons Gniiloee.
= st @loo / aoniaS, Tom raa.
ser Sornlerne til at upre IorligtigC
UNDER 5erIfningeil. Iaa life Speoc
eller anbet aorn saur tiIipiloe, 40
parer meo oct iannme 6olf / |pen
iii life at fate no 6emboQorsieoler
/ llnptte MI. ba bet foiter iaa megei
at lepe. 30 gooe Sinf.
- Soreneoe StaterS g~gerbrllgs
oepartenent bar / nogen Sio lom'
men ntco Experiment S%totionerne
Wiinnciota, a%onias, SenneSice pq
Soma giort 6orIeg paa at iaa rem
eIifet &pebeparietcter, ionl fan moo.
ltoa Nlacf Hliit.
- @interrlig iaaet / @egpnoel'el
al september fan Ion Hegel beitcS
en- Sib Soften uboper % til &oarer
igien og enbbo gipe %rin,elig aoo Ip.
ling. gr @rirnoen lss, ifilbe mar
BOG life ON Ssiten Hippo auer mi
paa Hli9itpffet, fsr Warfcn er bic,
frosien baaro.
"Stltbble 9ano" Dor plpie:
tioliet oe Iiot bpbere emo alnlinoe
ligt, mar BET er for Wais nGit(
Nar.
- Sfrabiern o. oft Slngs gam
melt Wetal blir nler % nler Een9(
pGro ogioa fer / Nmerifa mt. Sani
iommen, bpob beraf finoes pan Sar
men, til BET er noget at bpoe iren
for en- ififfclig Tris. 2ao life ON
itreifenbe "Teoblcre" iaa oct for Ii
oct og intet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09

piot Speoe.8 raoerins onsaar. er
Iagt iaa Hart / Gascn al ham iclp,
at pioere @epiier er operiIsoiae.
Tormerne piI anta9cIie aisre lit Tor
at ienoe bpgtige o. ielpitpnoigC
WTno iii aonaresien, hpor De bar
InIeonine oertil - Wrnb, iom fnl,
% bill itstte Be Observation-Disclosures /
Den nipprenoe aon8rcS, Tom har
giort iii beoite Tor at rette pao Den
l(ret, iom er soet moo 9anoets
Sueoeaolere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09

Nuennsore ber merle ia, at set
moancoli8e 6orbrltQ al Suffer er
rcoucerct ira 3 til > Sumo ior hper
Ferion. 0enuc Nclcl, iom giploer
Suffer Ill Nu9boloniuqsbrug. traoo.
te / arait oer 1itc 9lugllit % gipl.
Der inotiI pioerc. NunoelSmpnoene
Dor ogiaa merle iig 6ornuorinqen
% iorouore @uaenc pao Sc Softer,
'om oereS amuoer uroerlfriuer.
Sutfcr Tor Snltuina uil bIiue
iolat citer uue GeQlcr. Ncreiter fan
Ell 6omilie iao flebt 10 Euno FOR
bnert Me0Iem Tor SnItuing. IItioo:
en- Iarnilie pno 10 Weolemmer fan
'aa fisbt 20 Vuuo, eli poo tire 30
Fltno, en- poa IRE 10 Vuuo. en- pad
lem WeOlcmmer 80 Vuno oiu. Gn
6anliIte, iom bar ioriuuet liz citer
DC isr 9irloenoe RegIer, fon life
Ioo fisbt M 6orImniu1, hpi3 SEN
nllcreoe bar iooet ino nlcget iom 10
Fliuo ior hpcrt MeoIcm al 5ami.
lien.
9tpe Canning Certificates uil 6Ii.
ue omlenot til aisbmGuo % Conn.
IN Vt%aoitprcrne
Get bar biotil fsitet @roccru.
Stores i gilbert Sea. Minn., $2S,
GOO ON Nnret al lepere Iarer til
line auuoer. &c bar mi inoisrt
Cab onb Gorrp" Ylanen. iauleoes
at DC $2S,000 ipares aumoerne
ioor, elcr iorll0iuttes at iaa. 1or.
oclen heroi / 6orm al louere Ri
Ter.
NOer Store betaIte tioIiqere ia
$500 iii $500 ON 4oret / 10.
glitter Tor OqubriugeIie al &arer.
Rooiturct bar erflUrct iIi9e lloIRg
Tor uucoucrOiae ll0giitcr, ion fan
90 6sr m0gnue5, liant Ell al Gar
iagerne til oe beic Triier. 4fifoi
fclIen al oenre CrouiuQ MI oaiou
meofsre. at en- ier-otte Ntuno /
Nuen ira MI al fan BRUCE lin Sio
III mere ngoucuoigt grbcioe.
Seltureruc al Yielmeaeu / 9iscou,
H{lnn, bar pGret u%ufldget Tor en-
Rpftc Srio puo gteqlerne Tor gta
ling az aurn. az Statcus gidoiturcr
meoocIer, at Ser ioreligqer flare nof
9cuiicr iii at berettiJc ham til N
llIfte Wsleu Tor qoot. Y}eu Dbl
len o. oeus Sngerbus trTnqe5. iiGr
MT ga oen me Seit mart fontmer
paa 0artebet, og al Dem @run0 bar
ban la0ct Naaoe lao Tor Ret Nen
I{euen er irem0eIes uloer NiS-
tanfe. W%}ooiturereu bar anbeiulet,
al Den irofsrer Ct mt 9ogboloning5-
ipitem o. ocsuoen itciier Jig Ell m
o. beOre Sogboloer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09

Seffc Tor DQ1tC yNpeuIS . SlSle
onore alasier og &urieteter bill op-
noa en- Tremiilm oper e0er ell lis
count unoer Sc opemrpnte Triier.
Tsloenoe aIasier opnaor TrGrnle:
$50. 1 Cart Saro @intcr 2 Gents.
go. 1 Tarf 6arb Spring 3 Gents.
No. 1 Imber 9nrirm 3 Gents.
6elgenbe err Discount" Speoe:
go. 1 9elop Sarb @inter , Gents.
go. 1 Heo Spring 3 Gents.
$50. 1 &eo @alla Z Gents,
go. I Meb Turllm Z Gents.
geo. 1 Soft @bite 3 Gents.
go. 1 @bite Glib A Gents.
discounts for anbre @raocr emo
go. 1:
SO. 9 Speoe 3 Gents unbcr No. I.
$50. 3 Spcbe 7 Gents UNDER No. 1.
@raoer nnocr go. 3 bill bli "oealt
in on iample on merit.
Observation-Disclosures 8ren aor-
boration oil fipbe Speoe efter open-
nppnte fair" Tris.@aiis / nPpnte
Trimoru Worfets.
s ale bisie principal" Trunarp
Marfeher fan alc 9lasier al &iebe.
re giere @ub, laa baaoe Trooucen-
ten % 6orbrisercn er goot beifpt'
tet Der. 8ren aorporationens
Mpnb err altio reoe til at holbc DC
beitemte fair" Triier oppe % flsbe
Spebe for at filnne gisre set.
"a WeQeren life fan puerltiae
en- pis bcitcmtt 8rrnie nleb lin Wel.
pris, fan ban life betalc nter for
Spebe, enb of ban bar Ell rimlelig
Sortieneite at betale Irbeibslsn %
Sriftsomfoituinser nteo.
Sarmeren fan pgioa beifptte Jig
ielp peb at inibere Trimarp Sri
ferne e1er peo at ienoe i'm Suebc
til Observation-Disclosures 8ren
&orporation. Guer ban fan lenoe
Speben til Ell Commission Merhant
peo ct Terminal Warfet % gien-
nem oenre opnao Sorbclene pco
"competipc" Sorretning.
Nrobuccntcr eacr SorbanoIcre bar
MI oirfelig Het % ~Inlebning til al
"bia" @osne meo Spebe oirefte til
"tbe Sooo Communication 8rain
Corporation" peb ct al De "prin.
cipal" Trimarp Marfeoer %openior
nGpnt. Haar Speocn er aflGsiei |
Glepatoren, og Irst iamt 8raoe
Hetiirns er melbt til 9ren aorSora-
%tionen, pil Hemittanee bli siort paa
@aiis al Hesierinscns Tris meS
Srabras al 1 Proccut for TrpSeriet.
Gnbper, iom ienber @rsn til ct
Grimarp Warfeo. bar Het til a!
pente os frRpe, at oct bIir inipiee.