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The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
SABOTAGE is LIFE OFFENSE
Made So In North Dakota BY LegisIa.
tive Enactment.

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 31.-The spe-
cial session of the North Dakota leg
islature closing at midnight gave the
state an opportunity to go formally
on record in favor of national prohi-
bition and to record it's vote inform
ally in favor of national woman suf-
frage.
Representative O'Connor's equal
suffrage resolution was appoved with
out dissent by both houses.
The legislature without a dissent
ing vote registered it's disapproval
of /. w. w. activities by adopting a
sabotage bill which will enable any
court, on conviction Of anyone charged
with violating the law, to inflict life
sentence in the penitentiary.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
FLOODS HIT KENTUCKY TOWN
People of Jackson Driven to Noun.
tains BY Water.

Lexington, KY, Jan. 29.-Word has
reached here that Jackson, KY, is
stricken by a flood which followed
the breaking up Of ice gorges in
mountain streams and that the town
is threatened with destruction. All
residents have taken to the mountains
sides, the railroad tracks have been
washed away and the damage already
is reported to be in the neighborhood
Of a quarter of a million dollars in
the valley in which Jackson is To-
Gated.
The college town of Oneida in Clay
county also was inundated.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
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ASSERTIONS OF BAKER
REPLYING TO CRITICS

Ships are the crux of the
problem in our war with Ger
many.
Every soldier who needs a
rifle has one, and the weapon
is of a better type than the
British Enfield rife.
In regard to the lack of Lew
Is machine guns, General Per-
shing does not want Lewis
guns for his ground forces, but
only for the aviators.
We will not tolerate brutal
treatment of soldiers and sail
ors ih good health or when
tiey are ill, and all persons
guilty of such offenses will be
punished to the limit.
We have found errors. nat
urally. in steps taken to pre-
pare for war, and we have i'm
mediately sought to correct
such errors.
This department is against
callous disregard of human
life in our army camps, and /
ask that all complaints be re-
ferred to me for immediate in
vestigation and action.
Major General Leonard Wood
recommended the calling out
of a large army, even though
the men could not be at once
provided with arms and uni
forms.
/ have tried honestly to be
open and frank in all my state
mepts, and to set forth clearly
and plainly the actual conGi-
tions that confront the coun-
try.
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The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
German Attacks Bed Cross.

Wells, Minn., Jan. 30.-Wiliiam HUI
ber, wealthy German and leader
of the Nonpartisan movement in this
section, challenged the announcement
from the pulpit of the German Luth-
eran church here that the women of
the congregation would gather during
the week to sew for the Red Cross.
Huber, who spoke in German, is al
legged to have declared that the Ger
mans should stick together and
should not aid Red Cross work. His
case will be laid before United States
District Attorney Jaques at st. Paul.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
Governor Ends Army Camp Visit.

Camp Lewis, American Lake, Wash,
Jan. 2S.-After thoroughly investigat-
ing the National army camp here and
talking to scores of officers and men
from Minnesota, Governor j. A. A.
Burnquist is on his way to Minnesota.
With him are Adjutant General w. F.
Rhinow and Dr. o. w. Holcomb. No
definite announcement of findings as
to health conditions at Camp Cody, N.
NJ; Camp Scott, CAL; and Camp Lew
is. will be made by the Governor, he
said, until he has conferred with the
Safety commission.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
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ASSERTIONS OF BAKER
REPLYING TO CRITICS

!. Ships are the crux of the
!. problem in our war with Ger
!. many.
!. Every soldier who needs a
!. rifle has one, and the weapon
!. is of a better type than the
!. British Enfield rifle.
!. In regard to the lack of Lew
!. is machine guns, General Per-
!. shing does not want Lewis
!. guns for his ground forces, but
!. only for the aviators.
!. We will not tolerate brutal
!. treatment of soldiers and sail
!. ors in good health or when
!. tley are ill, and all persons
!. guilty of such offenses will be
!. punished to the limit.
: We have found errors. nat
!. urally, in steps taken to pre-
!. pare for war, and we have i'm
!. mediately sought to correct
!. such errors.
!. This department is against
!. callous disregard of human
: life in our army camps, and
!. ask that all complaints be re-
!. ferred to me for immediate in
!. vestigation and action.
: Major General Leonard Wood
: recommended the calling out
!. of a large army, even though
!. the men, could not be at once
!. provided with arms and uni
!. forms.
!. | have tried honestly to be
!. open and frank in all my state
!. ments, and to set forth clearly
!. and plainly the actual condi-
: tions that confront the coun-
!. try.
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The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
RUSS BREAK WITH ROUMANIA
Bolsheviki to Send Representatives
Out of Country.

Petrograd, JAN 30-The govern
ment commissioners announce that
diplomatic relations with Rouman;a
have been broken and that the Rou-
lnanian legation and all the Rou-
manian representatives here will be
sent out of the country by the short
est route.
Lieut.. General Dimitri Grigorivitch
Stcherbatcleff, commander of the
Russian forces in Roumania, has
been outlawed as an enemy of the
people.
General Stcherbatcheff for some
time has been OUT of the good graces
of the Bolsheviki He is suspected
of having frustrated the attempt by
the Bolsheviki to arrest the Rou-
manian royal family.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
Packers. Prices Held Below Cost.

Washington, Jan. 30.-Charles II.
May, manager of the Farmers Cooper
alive association, and Independent and
Cooperative packing plants of Madi
son, Wis, has testified at the Federal
Trade Commissions hearing that the
five big packers took turns in cutting
prices on beef and pork in the Cooper
ntive associations territory so that
his company's sales were reduced
greatly. He said he knew from years
of experience with Swift and company
that the packers prices were below
TIC cost of production.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
TEUT0N TROOPS WITHDRAWN
Large Forces Transferred From East
to West Fronts.

London, Jan. 30-Almost three
quarters of the German troops have
been withdrawn from the Russian
front, according to the Russian news
paper Nasty Vedomesty. No heavy
guns or armored cars are left, while
the number of light guns has been
greatly reduced. Young soldiers are
being removed daily and their places
are being taken by old men and semi
invalids. The German northern front
is strongest. There are no Germans
on the southwestern front and al
though the Austrians have not been
released, their heavy artillery has
been withdrawn.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
China Stops Food to Russia.

Harbin, Manchuria, Jan. 90. = The
Chinese officials here have cut off all
exports of goods to Russia, thus ac-
centuating the food shortage in that
country. The Russian frontier au-
thorities have filed a protest, threat
ening to suspend the operation of the
Chinese Eastern railway. Te
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
Labor Supply and Demand Balance

Labor Supply and Demand Balance.
New York, Jan. 30.-LabOr supply
and demand in the United States are
in exact balance, according to state
ment issued from the office of the
united States employment service at
tached to the department of labor.
The only drawback to an exception
ally favorable situation, it is declared
is the number OF men, particularly.
those of the building trades in many
sections, who doubtless will have to
take up different lines of work in
other localities, Where labor will be
in demand for essential purposes.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
RAIDERS, AGAIN HIT LONDON
Not Able to Reach Center. Of City
Report Says.

London, Jan. 31.-Another hostile
air raid over eastern England began
at $3.50 o'clock last night and up to
1 o'clock in the morning is still in
progress, according to an official
communication just issued. None of
the enemy machines have yet been
able to penetrate the London de.
fenses, although there are reports
that bombs have been dropped in the
outskirts of the city.
Forty-seven persons were killed
and 1876 injured in Monday nights
air raid, it is announced officially.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
Reduce Car Stops to Save Coal.

Washington, Jan. ga plan for
saving more than million tons of
coal year by reducing in all cities
the number of street car stops to
eight a mile and by limiting the use
of power for heating cars has been
proposed to the fuel administration
1t is receiving attention, bur there is
no indication as to whether fuel ad-
ministration officials view it with
favor
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
GERMANY DEFIED BY SWEDEN
To Let u. S: Have Ships Despite the
Threats Made.

Washington, Jan. 80. = Despite
threats by Germany that she will un-
leash her submarines against Sweden
If such action should be taken, a pre-
liminary agreement has been reached
between Sweden and the United
States, according to official dispatches
from London yesterday, providing for
charter of Swedish ships to the Uni
ted States to be used principally in
the South American trade.
German newspapers have declared
recently that such an act on Sweden's
part would be breach of neutrality.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
BOMB FIRES BIG WAR PLANT

Marquette, Mich, Jan. 30.-That
bomb caused the explosion and fire
which did damage estimated at $780,
900 to the chemical plant Of the Pho
neer Iron company kas the assertion
made by employees to the police.
The explosion leveled seven build
ings and destroyed huge stores of
chemicals used in manufacture OF
munitions for the American and al.
lied governments.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
Aircraft Board Moves to Cleveland.

Washington, Jan. 30.-To speed up
aircraft production the production Sec
ton of the army signal corps will
move it's headquarters from Washing
ton to Cleveland, it has been officially
announced This step was taken to
put the aircraft heads in the heart of
the airplane manufacturing district,
which includes Detroit, Cleveland and
Dayton. A staff of so officers and ci-
villains Will go to Cleveland for this
work. Every possible efficiency meas
ure will be taken and speedy execu-
ton of contracts forced.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
Two Held in Jewel Theft.

Chicago, Jan. 29.--Robert Burton
and man by the name of Hawkins
are held by the police on suspicion
tiey participated in the robbery of
the Heller-Rose jewelry store, which
netted the thieves jewels valued at
more than 100000. A report wom-
an was under arrest in connection
with the robbery was denied by the
police. Burton's arrest followed the
information that some time ago he
displayed badge which he repre-
sented to be that of a detective.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
REPORT ON CAMP CONDITIONS
Found Satisfactory BY Visiting Min
nesota Officials.

ST. Paul, Jan. 30-Minor criticisms
only as to conditions in the western
army camps were made by state Of
ficers and members of the Minnesota
Public Safety commission upon their
return from their tour of inspection
covering seven camps. While no for
NAL report was ready for publication,
and the visiting officers made their
statement to the commission behind
closed doors, their informal comment
before the meeting indicated that the
general impression of camp conditions
was favorable.
| Shortage of clothing was found at
Camp Cody and Camp Pike by the
commissioners, and was commented
on, but this has now been remedied,
they said. Food generally was pro-
nounced excellent.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
British Laborites to Visit U. S.

London, Jan. 80. The National
News says it understands British
labor delegation soon will lave Eng
land for the United States. 1t will be
composed of w. A. Appleton, secre-
tary of the General Federation OF
Trades Unions; j. Walker of the Steel
Shelters union; Charles Duncan, Ia
Dor member of parliament for Bur-
row-in-F Furness and general secretary
of the Workers union, and William
James Thorne, Social Democratic
member OF parliament for the South
division of West Han
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
Considers Closing Of Saloons.

ST. Paul, Jan. 30.-Petitions carrying
100000 names asking that the sa-
looms and breweries in Minnesota be
closed for the remainder of the war
were considered by the Public Safety
commission late Tuesday.
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
Bandits Fight From Behind Drifts.

Chicago, Jan. 29.-Snow drifts were
used as barricades by five bandits and
police in 15-minute revolver battle
before police received reinforcement
to surround the quintet. The five
men, all of whom are Italians, were
challenged by police when they tried
10 enter the guarded home of an Ital-
ian who has been threatened with
death by Black Hand members after
ne refused to comply with their de-
mands for $4,000. His home was
bombed a month ago,
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
FINLAND RISES AGAINST RUSS
Conditions Of Anarchy Are Said to
Prevail.

Stockholm, Jan, 80. - The long
threatened revolution in Finland is
proceeding in eastern provinces, ac-
cording to sparse reports. reaching
Haparanda and forwarded here
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
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.oSg sY99M MaJ sg sssgo
6uem os lou lnq '9ouepIA9 III seM BIu
-o,unsud 'lIvd lsom eq} IoJ GIoloeJ
-sIlys 90 o. psIeIoep eIeM 'uoslnuY
pIoIeH ugmss9ISuoO AZ p9Eoel@B
GUeIoedse svM qoIQM IN N 'Su!m9Q
'1poO dWgO lB suoIlIpuoo qlIeeH
The Ely miner., 1918-02-01
Former U. 8. Senator Dies.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 29.- Charles W.
Fulton. former United States senator
from Oregon. died here after long
illness, aged 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
Spnoifaliit. "Hepplution"
plnIl.

lagt. aisbenbapn. q. San. Gent
mat breote Der liz ouer 9pen Rpg-
ter ON, at SpnoitnIIiterne i~orbereote
Ell itor % iarIig Genonitration til
iOag. Zen ifuloe gaa no paa al Be
iGtte &igsoagSbpguirgeu o. Ruao-
buiet eoentleIt peo Taabenmagt.
Gemonitrationen er ~iorbereot / Stll
beo, og Oct %puaitaaes, uoen oog emo
III Of pPre beuilt, ar Der er fore.
tasct betpoelise Snoflsb al Saaben.
napnlig al HepOlpere. Snat bar Dc
iumpirfenoe Sagioreringer itreoet
lnb, % man bnaber, Of man oeroeo
bar iorbinoret Iemoritratiouen-
Samtioig er inofalot iii @isoer meO
Spnbifaliiterne ioag. ~Social Semo.
fraten i~noeboloer ioag Ell ire SpaIter
lang Dteooelelie ON Flauen % oelts
Silblipelie. 8la6et aopurer paa oct
traitisite DC Ar6eioSloie moo al ilut-
re ia iii Spnoifaliiterne. Mau pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
81 Winiitre iaar i'm giifco imo.

uilaet. alsbenbnun ISoe (iouunr.
Soouel Dttniiter uoeu ForteigIie s..
s. Gbriiten'en iom De a~ouieruutipes
ReprGientnnt, Wtiniiter, @o6seier
6ottbeQ, hor iaoet inOuiIget lin Nj
feosbeqiGriu1. 0erimoo iorbliper
observation-disclosures ReprGientaut
DIiniiter Stnuuing. ioreIstig / Niinl
@lteriet, ioet SociaIocmofratcrnc life
iinoer nogen Gnleoniuq til poa oct
m,unrcnoc Giospunft al trGffc i'm
ReprRientant tilbnQe. Nton ioruoier
ell YuI9uaionce mellem DC Ro0ifaIe
oa Socialocmotrotcruc uco Dc lore
itaoenoe Balg. Get t|ouieruatipc
Solfepnrti bar iom Guar paa Gun-
ieiIeprPiioenten3 SfriueIic ON Gn.
ifeligbeoen al at boIoc @nla / Iprll
qrflPret, Of oet enifer. al Der blipcr
> Tiger meaem Riqsongen5 Silent
~ieuoelie og @algongeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
@ranb paa Glepp Ercitcsaaro.

Stopangcr, IS. Soniiar. SEQ 5.Si.
Den ioo9morgeS oponacoc man soa
alepp E~rcitcgaarb, at llohusbpanin-
gen itoo / Brand. Slocn haune gre.
bet eobt ON iie, iuocn oeu blcp op.
oaect. SrooS ibrroigc Sorisg Inf
fcoes Oct finn at reooe 8 Soller al
SelGtningerl, Tom beltoo al 6 Se'te.
is aier % 20 Salier. Iue Heo-
ifober lant @aaroenS IpIing al So,
Salit p9 &orn blen cglaa 2llerneS
&op. Spgnin9en, Nulingen % @c-
iTtniit9en Dor tiliomnlen asiurerct
for $4,000 Ser. Ereiteeaaroens Sor.
pagter Iiber ct betpoeIiat Cab. Ian
antager, at Slben lfnIoeS Sinitrei-
ierc, ionl bar opernottet / 2oopelt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
76 Tiifere ormfmet / 1916. riffs,

foriifrinesanitalten for lbienot en-
Statiitif oper Siiferforiifringen Tor
1916. Set ~fremsaar, at Der / glaret
iaIt por 1882 foriifrebe Siifere.
III llIpffer er Der til Soriifringen
iaIt anmelot 246, bporaf rs Srllf-
ningsulpffcr. 10 Teripner bar om-
fonlmct paa anben Woabe. : gr.
itotning til De Orilfneoes Gfterlaote
err ubbetalt $4,000 aroner. 9er,
iamlebe Gritatning for ale gobfieno-
te lllpffer / Naret belpber iio til
1SS,33S aroner. Zen ~itsrite Tro.
cent al llIpfferne ialoer paa SIM
martens Irnt. Intaaet al lllpffer
bor iislgc Stotiitiffen iioen 1909
gauct iepnt neboper. s 1909 bar
Ser til Sorlifringen ialt anmelbt 53S
lllpffer, bporaf 1876 bapoe o9oelig
lloiolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
80 Eiacrs ipracIiac Gnocliat.

a%lsbc1bnml. -. Sanunr. 6orificI.
Iigc Meunciter / HonocrS bar Sc
lioitc Gage Iogt Wtcrfe iii 10 ungc
bigger. Tom Dor ufienot / @pcn. oq
iom beitanoig fGroebe5 iammcn. &c
Iau no I'll at oUre trptfct al Sora.
&qonroites SIT. : iooes DC poo 'Scrn.
boncpcrroneu og opholot lig en-
3to / Tc~ntc'olcn "a DC iorloo Sen,
to9 Dc ItGrft benrgct Niifco ntcb
hueranore. &cb 12t0 Sioen igonr.
nitcS ionbt Ell @prcr Dem beoe paa
8rruoaboncus Spor. &c bauoe Iagt
Sope6et poa bier lin Stinuc icron
Soaet. Cen ciic5 Sopeo bar fiert
al % 9ogct boube iSrt bet nteo iig
ct Stnffe. Hou Sen onbeu bor Ell
R~offcbuirpel fnpffct % ben enc
0oono rcpet al. Gcsuocn hapoe Sc
Here andre apG'tclicr OF bar osoc
Itror.
aisbenbaput %. Goniar. Selp.
morbsbrnmaet poo Ronoers Sern.
bnucitotion opflureoea iaite9. &c
TO itn9c brGbtc bigger bar 8aoro.
mo~noabeire poa IS og 20 9lar ira
Emo &plnno. &c hoIot inoerIi9 al
binnnocn og bopoc toget lin iortoi.
le0c @cilltning iom 6eIqc al, at Den
enc lfuIoe iorIooc @icnunct % no at
tienc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
Gleftriif Strait for Iororc SronS.

b1eins Nfnt. Nn1tmanoen | Nororc
SronobiclnS Imt Gl,Ibobl, 9(mtcts
StortingSmrno iamt Intsingenis-
rem hapbc forIcoen ell apnicrencc
meb GrbeibSbeportementetS Gbci
StatSraab Glen. NaIilnt otaaoenbc
Sper9snroalct on MntetS Sprip.
ming meb eIeftriif Strait. Ser bIcp
aiort Heoc for YIarcn iaolcocS, Ion1
man / itore SrGf bapbe tpnft ii9
Den. timber Irsitelien al oenne
Blan gap Stntsraooen Sonfen iii,
iuloe SiIillitning oa f~rembolot, Of
Der fra Stotens SIDE iiffert piloc bli
piit ct Iaooant 6oretaeenoe SntcresIc
og Ststte, ibet 9lnltet og Statel her
babe tore fpaes Snteresic r Of bare
tnge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
I'm upiiatspGffcnoc Trcitcaffrrc.

en- I'M opiigtSprffcuoc G%rciteoifrrc
or unber Opieilinp, iOct Nropit @i0.
toit pnn Sollditb hnr ubqit eli @og
"&eiu Spltanoelic og NimmeIrnrt" ,
/ bpiS 6ororb ban l0tnIcr, at ocn
TONNE Graz Yanifcmor0en life ifpl.
bc5 OpitonoeIic. men 9ppcritcprc.
ltcrnc. 49, elsie hapbc ncnlIiQ Nut
til TnoifciononQ bcoepct Tnqtcruc,
prItct Steneu bort. GcmGgtigct iig
% borticrt &ciu Si9 % brrnot oct.
Iobcnborinaen iorflore$ no fra fpi
r~itiiIiif Opiottclie, @o1N uetteS at
ifiGc prffe eli Storm al Snotgna.
ton / firtcIigc arcolc % arop ON
9liifcbigeIic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
Nungcns Hntnnrsbiliru,

Iftcnlelifab paa SIottct Den t6oc
Sonuar, bportil par inobitot Stor.
tineetS % S~tot@rnooets WcbIemmcr
NJ. H., bolot Song 0aafon islgenoc
Gale: "Naar Gronninacn % lea bar
@IGoen al at ic StortineetS Meo.
Icmmer her ioitcr, pnifcr ica benz
@clfomntcn Iom pore @ieiter. Scttc
Stortina bar haot en- aonife %uieopon-
lig aniparsiillo SdnIin0stio, ioct
%crbcnsfrieen hor roict Den belle Sio.
vi ltnar ale oppc / en- oIuorlio Sio
nlco baaro %intcr % omaipct al
Granddaughter, loml maa itcnlnlc al.
les Sinh I'll gIpor. Mcn huiS allie
Norbmrnb piI inmIc liz on, bette
che: Nor9es Hc6uinQ, fol ri ooo
no al TrepeIien mco 9Grc % Den
9obe @epioitbeh, al cnhucr bar aiort
lin Tliet MOB &onoet. Set aipIocr
MI mere END n~oQcniinoe: gIt for
Npr9c, o. bette or min NptaorShil
len iii alc 2anbSmrno. Ncrtil pco
leg, al Stortinget bill pirfc al poer.
tic Gunc, % Bette enifcr lea al gan.
Ife Siertc maa lnffc$. Ii MAJ bit.
lie pao, at ri %ifriper NorgcS Niitoric
for bct nrite blinoreoc Mar. %i itoor
ieIu for ltrr oppc / @e1ipcnheoeruc
I'll at beoemme Dem biitoriif, men
LAD o5 baabe, at pore Gitcrfommere
mco Iamme StoltbcD moa ic tilba9c
pan Dor Snoiats, Tom hi / 5afneml.
meli9beb nrinoe5 Nrnoele ira CHS
polo." - Ser blcp ierpcret fun TO
Netter; oct ifal hare pUrct BET emile
itc 6eitmaaltib, iom ~nogctiinoe FOR
pGret ierperct pna ariitiania Slot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22

Tpbsialo. Wartinus 8ransbaf.
fen / aoIbu or uisaaet peb 9soen,
SO slar eanrmcI.
- Sobnn 2. SPtber / goleiunb
err oiaaaet peo Ssben, 63 Ior gam.
mel. San par loot poa @ie'uno-
i9ter, 9orguno, og breu MI 6iifc
ira Ialeiuno.
- Chr. Sfibsisrer &. 4. Sior.
babl osoe iornplis / 2iperpocl, 70
aar aommel. aibsoe tiIhsrte en-
sanmel goo SarpSborgiIest og
boeoc Der til Tor enoeI slar iioen.
Sperretsiasfsrer Sans Sam.
meritao / aolbu paa Soten err oso,
SO slar sammel. Sammeraab, iom
blep iurioiif aanoioat i 1890. bar
iioen 1892 praftiieret iom Sasisrer
/ SienIbpgben. bpor ban oil minocs
icm ell iielben iDmpatiif o. eIitpqr.
dig Rano.
- en- al belle 2aroets aiboIbsiolt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
Sell ium Snouitriccntrnm. e.

Ear iiffert mango @etingclier for at
blioc ct tenmclia betpoelia Snoll-
Itricentrilm, ~ifriuer "@ubbr. oelen"
Scr finbeS 8uobrnnoSOolcns riocite
og bcoitc aIGber- o. SfificricIter, %
| lila bar man Ell &roitfiloc, ionl
/ Silfrlbe fan fortune baaoc Sen %
itore Tele al GitobranoSboIcn mco
eleftriIf Gnergi. anuoige SoIf ira
@asora9sfontorct bar mnoeriegt
llIas @fuIigbeocr % fonmet til oct
Teiultat, at Den meb iuIb llb6no-
ming fan ifnffe IS q 10000 Scitc-
frGfter. Chen ifaI ogioo pGre for.
bolosnis binig at uobngec. @eo en-
&srlebnina poa 6 Sim. eil SaIobsi.
Ben bIi 600 Neeter. Steninbuitrien
paa Sel pil ben nGrmeitc Sremtio
antage betpbelige Oimrniioncr. gf.
tieielifabet Norif SfificrIag, iom
oeiaa eier SfifierfeIter / gIten, bar
al Srono SoftsgaarO o. Sigurb
@lefaitao fisbt ct Itsrrc SfiiierieIt
peo Stta % ngter at opta Storbriit
Inareit mllig. SorcIpbig pil gr.
be%iositprfen blipe 20 Wanb. Sra
9ruobene Ipgges Ssipeitrena neo iii
Sernbaneitationen. Som 2a9crplaos
or crbperpet 3 Waal Soro Iige peh
Stationen, Iigeiom @rruno er fiobt
icr gpgning al IrbeiberboIiger. -
Sr. g. 2. Beer bar erhperpct alr
bcrbrilo paa 1bo og letter 6abrifo
ton al Spuer igang Der. - Ctta
Notwithstanding meo Terfitco
poa SeQspcrfct briper ogioa Spns
inouitri. Stenen fommer ira Sol
itaoaaien. - eta &lpber- oq Sfii
ieriicnsiorrctning taeer Tine alpbcr
ira Iasaarbritobene. Stencn Ienoes
til ariitionio, bpor Den iorrolc5. -
@orgen % Snnoe iolgtc lit Sfiiier-
britb til Gle 9losaaren, % bette SRI
pes nlr al 6ru Iasoaren. - q. I.
Sletten bar TO Sfiiierbrro UNDER og
oppe / EiQargltrifampen. Sra set
iioitc fonmer De itore Seller, iom
brliges iii 6ortaltgbelrg / @iaebom-
mer. - sSoruocu bcrnc Steninouitri
ma ogiaa nGpnes IosaarenS Sob.
ber9rl,ber. Genne Seoriit ligger og
pertcr poo cleftriif Strait iii tit paa.
tGnftc Smelteperf. Set er uel 6are
Tor, at Gioeiosicn blir ioa iterft op.
tagct, al ben panifclis fan lepere
set, iont her itnl iii. %eo Iulo llb.
nptteIie al Giociosiens Strait, 24O0
SeitefrGiter, piIoe DOG nntoaeIig oct
tc @rubeioretugenoe funnc gisre
Hesning pou Strait til iii Smelte.
peri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-22
So tplfc Sorpeboiaaerc mine.

IprGngt. Riugtiebing, 81. San. Gn
Stibsbdub meo Il tpife 0torincioI.
batter er inofomntct iii @ouuil. I
al SoIoatcrue par 0po. Sc llauo.
oreunc NorincioIoater iorfIarcr
iislGc "8ingti0binq 9sntstiocnoe"
%ielGcnoc ON. buao Ser er pusierct:
> tuife (orpeooia1erc oiQif Ssuoaq
M}orgcn ira @elRoIono ga. 60 Sis,
mil ira NcIQolduo iteotc Sorpeoo.
lager "gl. -" puu en- Minc OF iatf.
5o|rpcooiaqcr ~. 73" ileoc iii
Niplp, men iteotc oqion paa en- Vti.
ne OF iouf. &c ire andre 5orpeou.
logerc fom life iii NiGIp al Srrgt
Tor al li0c ianlntc SfiUbuc. men iuttc
aurs lpOpau. otter bpdO De tuitc
D}oriueioIodter iortInrer, on,fom belle
@ciGtniugen puu al. 70" o. DC
iIunofomne cr DC cneitc reooebe 'ru
~. IL. CpriuoeljQ unr Der -
Wiuno ! Sauoen. men UNDER Seilub.
len oeoc ,, bpis 2iQ bIcu tlitct orcr-
boro. &e6 ~Hutomiteu I'll Nonpig
inlorgc5 osoc Ell treoic giouo.