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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-31
Weak, Thin People
Made Strong and Fal

weak thin peoplc-mcn or women
are ncarI, always nervous wrecks, thus
conglusIvcly proving that thinness, weak
ness. debility and neuraslheuia are al
most invariably due to nerve starvation.
Feed your nerves and all these symptoms
due 10 nerve starvation VIII disappear
Eminent specialists state that the best
nerve food is an orgHnir phosphate known
Amour druggists as Ritro- Phosphate, n
flvc-graln tablet of which should he
taken with each meal Being II genuine
nerve builder and not a stimuant or
habit forming drug, Bitro- Phosphate can
be safety taken by the weakest and
most delicate sufferer, and the results
following it's use are often simply aston
ishlng.
Weak. tired people rcEnin strength and
vigur, lhnnpSs and angulnriiF give way
10 plumpncss and curves, sleep returns To
the slecpIes5 confidence and ChHerlulncss
replace debility and gloom, dun eyes he
come bright, and pale, sunkru checks
regain the pink glow Of health. Bitro-
phoephatc. the use of which Is mex
pensive,. also wonderfully promotes the
assimilation OF FOOD, so much so that
many peoplc report marked gains OF
weight In few weeks.
CAUTION -- Although Bitro-Phosphate
Is unsurpassed Tor relieving nervousness,
sletpleasness and general weakness, II
should not, owing 10 It's remarkable flesh 70
growing propertc', he used by anyone
who does not desire to put on flesh. II Is
sold in this city by WestfaU and most
good druggists. (AdV)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-31
EDUCATION BOARD
IS Unsettled ON
SCHOOL SUPERVISOR

II George Stearley, superintendent Of
buildings for the board of education, is
to supervise the construction for the
new ward school authorized in the re-
cent bond issue he has not been official
ly notified he stated today. Stearleys
name was mentioned in the plan pro-
posed BY John II. Hope, president of the
school board, for dispensing with the
services OF +, p. Boyd to save money.
Stearley, while saying he thinks he is
competent TO supervise the building OF
the new ward school, refuses to state
whether such work would interfere with
his present duties. He Is now engaged
on repairs on twenty eight school build
ings, he said, and in each job the ex-
pense will be from several hundred tC
over a thousand dollars.
Stearley in discussing the additional
duties OF inspecting the new war,
school said "I am employed by tht
board of education and will do wha
they tell me-
lohn Hope. president Of the board
SAID that there was no question OF tn
competency Of Stearley. lie said tha
it would be a bit premature to say tina
Stearley would be the man to inspec
the new building He intimated tha
Boyd might he called later TO inspec
the building but said that the publi
could rest assured that a competent maj
would be secured for the work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-31
%$I4R1ESS& 81;
Ik4nne Pattenhoase

mony, should be preserved at all costs
At some OF the weddings most eagerly
chronicled in the society news, the
brides have dragged yards Of silver
tissue, real lace, and tulc behind them.
IN defiance OF the spurs OF the soldier
groom
At other,, a totally different scheme
Of gowning has prevailed Sometimes
the actual ceremony has been arranged
Tor on such short notice that the bride
ha. literally had to he married in what
she lad on at the moment OF receiving
a belated telegram, announcing the ar
rival OF the groom. with but three hours
to spare Though this condition is for
tunately unusual. a time limit has been
seen man gray or navy blue brides,
Preparation for the great event MANY
OF them have felt that gown ot dii-
terent character was a more appropriate
companion for khaki, and so we have
seen many gray or navy Glue brides
with maids OF honor in Sombre blue, or
even in black-yery cheerful black, it is
true, touched with white or with the
tender colors OF natural flowers, but
still undeniably black.
When the bride is in white. the brides
maid may make gala occasion Of il,
TOO and charming things have been
worked out in the tinted organdies
which might have been revived for her.
The sketch shows little set Of hat and
parasol fashioned with the bridesmaid
IN mind OF mauye taffe'a, with pale pink
tullc Swathlng It's pink roscbuds, and
hall conccaling them from view The
Illustration shows Just how sweet she
might look at a country wedding, ir
which the bride approaches an altar ot
! flowers set on the greensward under a
tree. and the maids carry their parasol,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-31
Roll of Honor

tnlistmcnts in the army from Okla
homa continue to be heavy with today
being the last day that men who will
be required to register June can be
accepted SiXty-onc was the total for
yesterday Twenty were enlisted
by the navy YESTERDAY Following are
the names
Army.
Harold G. jackson. Benjamin A. weld
ner. Fay NJ Boyle, James a. Anderson
Paul II, Denniston. Horace q. Bailey, ok
lahoma city; Turner VI sumter, A'oka;
Miles c. Coats, COylc; clay g. Parks,
Granite; David u. Denton, Hobart; WI
liam A Miller. Red Rock Earl r. Bech-
told, Ambrose : Kite, Lester l.. VIII
Hams, Perry; Ray NJ. Workman, Mulhall;
William j. lIogEard, Kiugston; Leonard
Bearshield. Frank Bearrobc Goary; Alex
J. Mussrave. Ardmore; Glenn l., Dill,
Okemah: Seth Thompson, Coylc, Flay b.
bennington. Butler; Raymond l.. Coker
Coyle; Floyd T.. Giles. Norman; Martin
r. Taylor. Lehigh: George l.. File, Coat
to-d l.. Shakelford, Roosevelt; Rolla
Highes Muskogee; william l., Barnes,
Eufaula Thomas {. Henson, Haskell;
William j, Matter, Collinsyille; Leouard
yohnston, keifer; Edwin J. Wait, Heilet;
Horace Mccormack, Broken ARROW; Ulous
v. Newell, Okmugee; willard n. Lierley,
Thomas NJ. Ireland. Kyle Woods. Clarence
w. Woodward, Claude W. oliver. Maple
D. O'Bannon, Tulsa; Archie NJ. Green,
Apache: Byron II. Guy Tryon, Ed
ward n Taylor, Clnritn Charles W.
Shsfp Hsyworth; Adrian r. Eyers, Clare
ore; Ross n. Harris. RlnuChard Carlos G.
Younce, Goweu: Albert Jones, Lchighi
Jim T.. Mcneil, Clarence H. Mcneil, Nell
son L. Grady Hartshornc; Arthur Il.
ClendennE. PittsburE; James II Boggs
Tushka: George " johnson. Grady; Rob.
ert /. Mcfarland Marietta; Carl n
Smith. Hot Springs, ARK; George W
SHARP Round Mountain, Texas; Robert 7,
Trnugh Salient ". Va: Virgil Il. Sum
mers. Middetowu, Mo
Navy.
John NJ Mcdowell. Wood'ord: Burcu \
Walker Blair: Elyls l. Cooper Erick
Joseph NJ Donaldson. Ol,nulgce: Lonnic
Truil. Tiptou: George l.. Hoddock. Utisa
Albert A. Chndcrs; Utisa; Arthur p, Gil
ieapey, Nowota; samuel O. Arnold, Tulsa
Cleftou r. Vaughn, Henryetts; David S,
Wisehart. Alton; Herbert II Holbrook
Arcade; CahrIes T. Poffenbarger Okla
hona city: Walter c. Patterson. Dursnti
Lsvert h. Shockley Sayre; Lewis NJ
Spencer, Oklahoma City; Eugene s. Wells
Oklahoma city; Arthur Loffhanger
Sayre: William V. Kcchins, Krebs: James
w. Holes, Tulsa Floyd l. Rice, V'nsont
Herbert Galloway, oklahoma City; Ira
l. Goodwin, Grove: James l.. Hcnd
Marietta; Clarence Mcmillan, Tulsa; VIII
liza c. Wells. Tulsa; Alvin r. Garrett
Bsileyvlle; Henry g. Guild. Tulsa
Drusry f. Lolar Blair.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-31
Canaries and Dried
Applies to Be Sold
To Aid Red Cross

A letter received by the Chamber OF
Commerce from Hallett, Oklahoma, to-
day states that Red Cross auction IS
to be held there June S and the citizens
desire that the Chamber here secure
a war orator to give an sddre" pre-
liminary to the auction.
Eli Tatro is to officiate as auction
eer He sends a sample of the poster
gotten out to advertise the sale and
the poster enumerates some Of the
things TO be sold as follows pair
canary birds in good voice, a turkey
gobbler; 200 pounds Of flour; 50 pounds
Of ham five pounds Of dried apples
keg Of vinegar and 500 in money. this
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-31
Car Company Hauls
10000 Passengers
on Memorial Day

John w, Shartel, general manager OF
the Oklahoma Railways company,
stated today that the approximate mum
Der OF passengers carried yesterday,
Memorial day, by the cars OF the COM
pany was 10000 Ten thousand paSSen-
gers we're transferred.
Fifteen extra cars were run to &C
oommodatc extra traffic requiring
thirty men TO work six hours extra
The traffic yesterday was about VIVA,
the street railway people had expected
it would be- The peak OF the load
came at about 8 p. IN. The business
done yesterday it was stated, did not
equal an average Saturday or Sunday
business.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-31
NEARING BEGINS
ON RECE|vERSHIP
/ OF GREEN FIRMS
Wife Of Promoter Tells Of Civ.
! ing Funds to Business,

Hearing on the petition for the APP
pointment OF a permanent receiver for
the Great Western Guarantee Invest
sncut company and five otl,r oil and re-
firing companies operated by Ellsworth
J Green and his son, +. H Green, was
begun in the district court this morning
Before Judge Edward D Oldfied.
b. {. Housel, appointed Monday as
temporary receiver, on petition Of w. {
Stamper and other stockholders, obtained
restraining orders ON a mnbcr OF banks
here and at other points III the stat
preventing any OF the company funds
rom being withdrawn The petitions
seek 10 show that the Greens had taken
much OF the company funds and diverted
u to their own use and had not pre-
pared to make good their resale con-
ffacts to company subscribers
Mrs. f. j. Green and her daughter
Marparct wife and daughter OF Els.
worth J. Grccus stcNlticd brS morning
Mr.. Green said that hef husband gave
be- a certificate Of deposit Tor $1,000
which had been placed 90 the state l.X
change bank IN her name in February
but that it was Immediately turned ovcl
10 the Great Western Investment com
pany to "hc used IN the business" J. q
Brown, secretary Of all the companies
wa wltuc,, IN behalf OF the stock
n e.. Il T..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-31

NEW YORK--Weddings have been
~ tremendously interesting already
this season. and the end is not yet
Indeed, it is only Just beginning! In
times gone by there were few, even
among the most persistent wedding
goers, who had participated actively IN
a military wedding, with its attendant
ceremonies that add a touch OF the pic
tureSquc romanticism ri former days to
the modern Interpretation OF the rite. A
bride who leaves the altar TO walk un-
der a canopy OF drawn swords cxpe-
riences a thrill which even white satin
and orange blosSoms-thrilling as these
undoubtedly are-are unable to produce
alone
Military weddings have been as com
mon as blackberricS this spring and to
the reporter OF fashion the clothes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-31
Spaghetti Banned
in Gotham Clubs,
To Conserve Wheat

NEW YORK, May jl.--All New
York city clubs affiliated with the Ma
tional Food administration were to-
day asked by the secretary Of the local
organization to bar spaghetti, macsroni
and noodles from club menus. The re-
quest was made in accordance with
the campaign now being conducted to
eliminate as much wheat as possible
from club tables.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-31

to be ooe Of the times whom Tstre
intends to make U. s, currency worth
more than its face value.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-21
Sart t Sfibsbysnineen.

Baltimore, Wb., Sen 1Sbe SUM:
Staoloompifibet "Soutb Gole" pan
6,450 Con lob igaor al Stabelcn
pou Baltimore ORR 9ocfS & Ship.
building Gompanp5 Sprft - 40
Gage otter at Sfibet3 aiel bar logt.
Charles SO. Sdmob, Gbcfcn ior
Sen fs0ernle SfibSbpgningsfom.
mission, bar n9rnGrenoe og bolot
Ell Gale, bpori ban Ipurgte Irbei-
herne, ON De pilbe itna foit peo lit
Nrbeioe og oerpcb hiplpc iii meo at
IRE &tiqen til en- Ieirrig Slut. Ir-
bci0erneS Soar bar ct %enitemmigt
Sa eiterfulgt al ct rltltgenoe Surra.
@nihington ben 17oe SUM: Der
meobclcs oiiicielt, at Der / &c TO fer-
tie Tiger al &uni err fProigbpgget og
oileueret iii SiefartSfommiSiionen
16 Stnolifibc pan tiliammen 49,
1872 Con.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-21

90 p~ebberipenoene,

@olbin9ton 5. TOE sunni. 8ene.
rolfrigsfommriSiPr GropOer8 Sorilag
ON at uooioe oen n9rpprenoe lopbe-
itente IloersgrPnie til at omfatte
ale WGuo / gQoereu meIlem Is og
40 Iar blcp ioog paa oct fraftigite
itpttet al Senatets WilitprfomiteS
fSormano, Gen. chamberlain.
San baooe, iogbe ban, ligefra Sri.
gems SegpnoeIie al pGret / Sapgr al
en- iaaoan Ilbcr3grGnie, % ban felte
Jig i~orpiSiet ON, Of en- iaaoan Sor-
bolosregcl Tor eacr i~erlere pilbe bli
~neopenoig.
Ger finoe5 Otpno / hobetal / Il-
oeren oper 30 Iar, iom gaor og
ilGnger og intet npttigt beitiller, %
Tom man poa oenne Waabe funoe
inbfoloe unoer Janerne iIteOetfor
andre, iom ton gipre iterre Nptte
paa ANDRE Smaaber," iagoe ban.
Senatoren giorbe p9iaa / oenne
5orbinoclie opmerflpm pua, Of Der,
iiGr / Iloereu mefem 81 og 45 glar,
iinoes ct tort Sutal Yebcriuenbe, Der
uoeu Staoe ior Somiutoet funoc
iuofaloeS iii Mfilitprtieneite, laas
meget mere iom mango al Dem er
iinaucielt uoibGngige % beres Sra.
opr ingen Ncr eler Wangel piloe
~foraariaee blon0t eiterlaote Samilier,
iom SilfGlbet oite or meo Dem, ion,
M cr tiencitcpIi9tige.
Senatorcn antpoebe, at Der, ON en-
iaaoun Soo ituloc bli peotagct, pilo(
bli ier9ct Tor, al Scr life blep 9ipei
Teberiucnbene GnIebning til at bpttt
lit Sfino peo at "rette paa i'm iSor.
iemmelic" eiter oenne Sib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-21

og uifploig Wmo, ma iorfulgte.
Wan bar intet iprIigt &jenoemerfe
pan Den formooebe Wor6er, og %
ban or al miobeIs Sterrelie, lps-
baaret og al en- blanot Sfonoinaper
% Noroeurop9ere meget %alminoelig
Sppe, fan bet maaife blipe ~panitelig
nof at ioentiiicere ham, ONT ban
nogenfinbe tiliioit paogribes. Boli-
tiet bar M iom en- iioite 1iflugt
iremiat Den Seori, at ban bar la
Oct Jig bperpe | 2nnoets Scr eler
5Iaaoe. MtrS. WiQerS Wtorb er
Den melt fremtr9oenbe Sorbrpoelie
Der noaenIinbe er begaaet | Ga
GrosIe Gountp. @looileffer paa
@uloet bite, of bun a mproet I
G%agIigltnen oa 2iget oerira truffet
til aiGloerneogangcn % neono
3roppcl. : Oct enc Sisrne al
&iPIoeren bar Der grapct ct fire
900 opbt Sll, bpori Siget par neo-
grapet, % ct Stab for ueoIa8t 6rlt9t
par lIuttet I'll Steoet ior at ltiule
Den roretagne @ropning / ajGIOer.
guloet. st gruo paa 9ierneltallen
bite, at bum bar bleuen orGbt peo
ct Slag al ct eller onoet 1tllmpt
Heoifab, men Wotiuet ior 6%orbrpoel-
len er aIori9 blepen optlarct. Sau-
gca 0rltru o. TO Nern par paa Be-
ieg. hos S~lp9tninge ipu Otil oerfra
Den g6at Wtrs. W}iler ioripanot.
Mun bar giGttet pua, at bun bapoe
frGpct BAN for ~ioriaIocn 2eie, %
at en- Sroltrib bap0e leOct til betty
@reoe og 8olbSbouOliug, men CT
iarnc 9olitimGno cr life tilfreos
inco oenne 8orflaring. st eienoonl-
mcligt SrPf ueb 6orbrpheIien par
set, at ct @vep, ser foreitiaeoes at
ifullc ppre itrepct al WirS. Oiiaer.
mootoges al Sirom SooeioD. hos
bpem bun bapoe bopt lit Stem, lie
re llger efter benocS 6oriuinben.
Ger iogoeS / bette 9reu, at bun uor
iIipe % beinnot iiQ pel, % at bun
Ell poffer Gag piIoe fomme tilbage
til Salem % bereoe Solicit Ser Ell
O%perroitelie. 9repet GAP oct Sno-
trpf, at bum bar reiit bort for at
giite iig. Get bar inoIagt / ToIten
/ Ga Gro5ie, % peo Sammenlig-
ninger bar oct iencre nofioa flort
pitt Jig, at Soltae bar ifrenet oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-21
Gpao Samg fan brm9eS til.

Saptang tam anpenbes til mango
forifieuige cling. s Sapan og 9ina
er iaaleoes en- W9ngbe Wenneifer
ipsieliatte meb at omoanne Saptang
til ct gelfagtist Groouft, iom foniu.
meres / itore 9pantiteter. Spiielig
Gang pinoer forspris ogiaa itigenbe
uobreaelie gnglano og Srlanb, ieIp
blanot Commander. Serperet til
iteft aiso ifal BEN bore meset bel"
imagenoe. Sesuben anpenoer man
Gang til Sremitiaing at faaoanne
Sing iom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SOB.
tei, Saolerammer, @ulpbelesnings.
materiale, @isoning m. M. s Sranf.
rige anpenoer MAJ / flor ubitrpfning
Gang iom lloitopninesmateriale til
Waorasier oe Webler. s MuItralien
laper man &eb og Siifenet af Gang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-21
&lipETbrpo paa
GScroootS 3io.

Ser ifripc5 ! oisie Mabnpocns Sa-
&c on aIisiiitbrsb. 5 Den anleo.
ming op!pier en- Snoienoer / ~Sar-
pen, al Scrooot ca. 400 slar for
&riihlS "ifripcr:
elsie er oItiau @obpIonerneS
Stiffe. SblonOt Dem gipes ser ire
Stammer, iom iIet life ipiier anoet
enc Sit. stoar De bar ianget
oiSie, terrer De Dem / Scleu; ~eiterat
hare glort bette faiter De Dem / Wor-
ter, fnnIcr Dem meo Stsoer % iig-
ter Dem gienuem tint 9inueo, iamt
oerpaa, eiter eubpers Sebas, euteIl
tlllaper JIG Ell 8rpS eler bager
Srso oerai."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-21
Gleftriif 2ps / SIotiocn.

en- befienbt SlogranIfer, Yrofes-
for Gabp / Srforo, Iom napnlig bar
ituberct De eumle sGgppteres 2ip
% Serb, paaitaar, at man paa
Saraonernes Sio Ianoipnligpis bar
fienot boaoe eleftriif 2ps og arait.
San Ieger at bepiie bet paa felgen.
De Waabe: S pore Gage bar mani
formaaet at tren9e neo til 9lo-
aamlc 8rapfamre / Ypramioerne
% / Slippebulerne. Ser finoes ofte
prastfuloe Sfillpturarbeioer os Wa.
@lerier. Wen mango al oiSic arbei.
Der, paaitaar Trofesioren, bar life
funnct fremitiaes uoen peb iterft
2Ds. Set er t9nfeligt, of aunlt-
nerne bar arbeibet peo Saffelifin,
men De gammelGgpptiife camper og
Taflcr ri fienoer, fommer life / @e.
tragtning, De pilbe eipe altfor ringe
ct Sps. Oesuoen finbes Der paa
Npggelle life Oct mlno'te Spor at
2ulitep, og oct futlbe life unbgaaes
at man ibpertfalb ct Steb funbe
lpore Saflernes SilltebepGrelIe, Der
iom De bapoe pGret tGnbte / De mer'
fe &amre / Iarepis. 90 oct bar
taget mango aar at lmpffe De fon.
9eliee Y%erioners @rape.
Spis De gan1le sggppterere life
bar fieitot oct eleftriife 2ps, M
DC bape bapt et anbet meget iterft
2pS. slt oct bar pGret eleftrilf Chs,
ct Erofesloren iiffer paa, ban itst.
Ter i'm IntagelIe ogiaa oerpaa, at
man fornplig bar funoet en- Huae
&obbertraao | ct @rapfammer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-21
Sipm mo @rcpsGentraI.

GriRtu bar - ium pou ioa mango
Q}1aocr oQiao braQt SoritnrreIIc
! ZEN regcImraiiQe EoitRan9. bpiItct
bar mcofrrt for Ncrc hcuoc Suruct al
bNppiNcrc @ItoNcIcier fra 6iemret %
ior Sc ser 1icnmc 9GnaitcIic % i%rpuIoic
NCtcr p1c @uuo al IieIccu cher IN
gen lInocrrctutrg ira oerc iom irroc5
pod Siscu t oiaic fnrIiQe GiNer,
Sor ioouiot muIia al ieQe at al
hirlpt bette, CT Ser mi oco @~eilutuiua
az 5icmuuNsmjoiioncn 6opeoinrc /
BERGER cprcttet @]rcpccntrnIer 6cN 2ic.
muuo2tiyfcruc ! Sem 2lor' (@rcoiInr)
ior Amcri'u "a ! &ouoou fur europa.
0cuiilirQ er itcct I'll Sc bicmmt pco
&cticrotQirrcIicr l SC uoriic apiier ON.
(ilirIor uau jnneu anOeu Norc2-
e bar - al oOrt3ierc @~rcupoitcu Ill
G%tunuIeu iom ou.uil forge ior at ioo
ben citcricnNt til cher.
}For az Ncttc Spiicm fhu ujrie i0d tile
irco5uucuoc iom pcI muIig mnn ocrc
iaiot hiaIpc os; 90 oerigieuncm cocr
icIo.
6gi5 Ncre oItind lie bar bsrt bicm-
mciya pnu IruQere Sio,
l. 2tuo Ct fort @rep cher ScIcerur
Ill Cfc N~orrcaian Scamcu5 Gburd,
III @iouccr street.. @roo'Iur Y. y
lclcr Che Norlpcaian Gburdl, 8eorii'
moab. 9ouNon S.G)
.. SpQiu ~ueiagtiQ: a Tcrc9 Nauu
Ii9. iom DC renter set itreoet pac
@reoet. b) SaauiNt umIjp b~voyiro %
fra bper Be ucuter @rcret. q Scr
GorcSie Sc euitcr Gere5 Sot ierNt til
81 SiIirloc bpor Iru8e Sc euiiel
muIia &oit ci,erfeuSt til iantme &oreSt
ic. e. 6oiIitu Waaueh Sc I SjIfrIot
Ircp iii Nc Ioit e'ter Bot.
Til SIutuiuR: 0ois Sc har Her
Yaou. beo Dem Sc ,orreiponoerer mel
al nriue Nisic fuIbt uo, "a en- NIB.
iGneiQ Soresie nil hiHIpc os / betpSe
lia Grab az ieuoe @oiteu nj ben rctt,
g2auO. Nsia8rahco % SuIenrnSiaa
beo letter os I arbeioet, % ii.rer Sen
Geres &oit.
Zen Rorite Sismauosiirte.
iii Pioneer Ct, Sroo.InM q. .
Gbriiteu Sunuu.
SienanHspreit
@ai, 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-21
Smaaplnf.

Hcl3 2cuiucr rciIte iioItc ll0e
til Canton, z. Gof.
NiI8 Clara 6cgQ bricGcr Tor,
tiSen @cnmcr / Mobiiou, @i2.
- MjiS Morie ScQQ fom 2cr'
Sag tiIboge fra ct 9ciog @rcibo,
g.. Gaf.
Carl Scaono rciitc Nonoa1
iii 81. TauI, hpor han ugtcr at
bperpe iiq.
Mii5 2iuic @oIo ira Ct.
SIaf, ga, bcioacr @enncr i Gcco-
rob bcune llae.
Nfi'S 9lnro 2cin reiitc Mon'
ooQ I'll M~irncopoIi5 pon en- &iijt
hos 4}r. % Q}rS 9conoro @nr'cn.
$. s. SoIporion bar pTrct
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mrs. 10. :. @oIporion i no0Ic Ga.
&c.
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ftc 2crooa til StouQhton, @ia, Tor
al bcicgc ct 2]oitcubarn @curn &c
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beriou
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aaoet oucr Ill Gn8cIF mlOcr Nou.
net "Qoitriuc 6eraIo".
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ira Ct. Better, Winu, Ser fem Der,
uco til &]caropeIieu c'tcr 6ru 2.
9oren. rciitc hicm &croaa.
@jQiom NuStpcot bar ocnuc
Hoe prret hicmmc ira Camp Ioopc
poa en- @iiit hos fine TorrIorc Na.
tier oq 0}rs. $. .. &u5tueot.
N}ii3 @}abcI Nriebn Tom 2or
hoq BERTH fra GruitoI Spriuo q
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nil en- lin beicqc &cora Ssrcniou.
~ WPiia @iIoa StorIo fom hitm
2oroo5 ira St. BAIL. bucr bun
uoOanucr iig til SoqcpIeicrfc. pao
e. Bar Tigers &iiit hes i'm Mooer.
@oroIo 6IatIono ira @ler.
MOOD TopnIhip iolatc ioitc llae en-
S5ortborn SIoqteFo qjeuncm gqui.
n.ScIifabet FOR S223.5O. Gen rcie
DC 1890 @umo.
DIR % MrS. z. q. Rocf5,
poIo reiite 2er0nq III Ges Moiucs
for al beige Mirs. RocfSuolos BRO.
ser, oeurp @erQ, fem err / Wilitnr.
~ticueiten / Camp Googe.
0r % 4r3. &obu GQcItal
bar @e'rq al mr., GucItoos Setter
Wrs. 4ooIpb Suno6D ira @rani
Sorts, q. Tof. iom bill tjIbring
Ell Bar Tigers lib berneoe.
Rrs. 5. &. Segg fra Gre5c,
iumt Nrs. Bertha anSerIon 0,
9atter ira eagle @rooe, Sa., til
braste fibite Ssnbas paa 8eIs,
bIanbi Sl9stnineer / DEBORAH.