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DULUTH GRAIN.

OC1/O i \n41iAxE
Duluth. MINI. I'll 1o:-Eleyator
receipts of do; grain: Wheat
5000 bushels. ir 23.500; fax
1900 bushels, la. ar LOO.
Shipments: Wheat $500 bushels,
last year 21,2O0: corn 100.
Elevator receiptS Of bonded grain:
Wheat $500 bushels. last year 49,
900; barley 1,400., bushels. last year
10, 400.
shipments: Wheat 900 bushels,
last year $500.
Duluth car inspection: Wheat
No. 3, /; durum /; total wheat 2.
year ago 10; fax 4, ear ago 2; corn
3; oats q: tota1rof all grains II, year
ago 18; on track IL.
The market in daxseed was easy
again today with selling from Win
nipeg in evidence. 1t was noted that
crushers' interests supported the mar
ket at the low spots. May closed
1 ia off; July 3-4 off and October lie
of.
Coarse grains were cratic with
small trading reported. Barley clos
ed S @2 up for spot and rye slumped
twenty cents at 1882 spot. Oats
closed unchanged.
Lingeed-on track s4.ps 1-2@4.15
1-2; arrive $4.0S 1-2; May $4.10 10
s ss'i, 1 SiS. '4.os II bid; october
Oats on track 90 1-4@s2 IA; ar
rive 80 Ia.
Rye on track s2.62.
Barley on track $1.50@1.s7.
$3.50 Holm IdRht the Torch--
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ion of the war was passed by both

ton Of the war was passed By both
houses.
For the better part Of two years
thereafter the, Irish question remain
ed in allegiance. Numbers Of recruits
for the army had been secured under
the Consumption act was not applied
to- its people. More than an rnwill-
ingness to help along Britain in her
fight with Germany, however, had
developed in the south Of Ireland, this
tendency particularly revealing itself
in the rapid growth Of the revolution
airy Sim Fem party. whose national
istic aspirations in their extremist
form have been expressed in the call
of certain Of its leaders for complete
separation of Ireland from Great
Britain. The operations Of this
group led to open rebellion, in the
Easter rising 81 1916 in Dublin and
without vicinity when the Irish re-
public vas proclaimed. The move
ment ,synchronized closely with the
landing OF Sir Roger Easement on
His arrest and subsequent execution
followed, together with the execu-
tons Of numbers Of the leaders in the
rebellion, which was virtually quelled
within a week.
The rebellion left Ireland further
embittered, however, the Sim Fein
movement continued to thrive despite
repression. and the situation was
soon to be such as to call more than
year of negotiations between the gov
ever for attempts to solve the ever
pressing Irish question. Virtually q
year of negotiations, between the gov
eminent and the various Irish parties
followed, with a view to securing an
agreement among them. the govern
ment spokesman pointing out that
ireland could have home rule IL Irish
meh themselves agreed to it, but that
government declined. however, to
adopt coercive measures against Ul-
fsters
It vas not until midway of 1917
that the new plan OF dealing with
the Irish question through the calling
Of a convention Of Irishmen to adopt
q constitution. for the government of
the island took definite shape. The
full scheme was announced by Pre-
body Of approximately 100 members
was to be created, the mewhership
being drawn from all ranks. classes
fand beliefs among Irishmen, the idea
being to make it representative as
the premier put it. of everyday life
In Ireland
July, the delegates were named all
elements except the Sim Feiners and
the O'Brien faction being represented,
and July rs the convention held its
first meeting in Dublin. Sir Horace
Plunkett. the eminent Irish leader.
was unanimously selected as chair
man, and earnest work was immedi-
ately begun by the body. which at
various times has held sittings in
Dunblin. Belfast and Cork. No re-
ports of the conventions proceedings.
except the comparatively brief official
outlines. have been permitted to be
published. Participants in its work.
however, have been quoted at inter-
walls as hopeful Of its success stress
being laid upon the spirit Of concilia-
ton and desire to cooperate display
ed by the delegates. Latterly. how
ever, a note of pessimiism has entered
into the expressions and fears were
voiced that it might not be able to
announce an agreement
1 EE 70 |. 49,
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ISAGETEADANDY
TODARKENHAlR


You can'turn gray. faded hair beau
.tifully dark and lustrous almost over
nights &c you'll get q bottle efsy"sWyeth'l
Sage ard sulphur Compound" 1t any
drug store. Millions Of bottles Of this
old famous Sage Tea Recipe, Inn
proved BY the addition of other In
.eredients.s are sold annually. mys q
wSll-known druggtst here. because 81
darkens the hair 3 o naturally and
evenly tfat no one. canstellsit has been
applied. e
Those whose hair Is turning gray OF
becoming faded have surprise
awaiting them, because. after one OF
two applications then fray hair
" nishes land your locks become
sluxuriantiy dark and hsAutlfnl.
T16ts u the aSe ~ YOUTH Gray
lhAired.8 unattr1ctve folks aFen.1
Manted aroundxNl 10 rot busy with
sWyethA1 6aee and sulphur COMPOUND
tonfghtend you'll bA dSllShtsd. Will
your dAfk, handsome hair and your
youthftA appearance wlshinEa fsw
This preparation 4 asteslst reiuiuats
and - not, intended fot4hAs eHfe. miti,
sadon or pflysntion ot.AissassT-AAv,
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GRAND FORKS HERALD WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1914.

|leadin9 tha pubiic Ana tha .llieh ~.
Rom fosthasSbelisf ma msnv thou.
sands Sof these. motor Wouid-A CON.
pleted in .the anrfne a. 1aia.n
Rar,-v,.,,r. p.Sn~...snp~
49, ~ ~ 49, go : kFa.an1al41Ae - /.
Hecommendastonss for feorGantsar
,ongoi .elrcraft production ma
chinesyf foll0W
Your committee believes thatspro-
Iduction Of aircraft. should, be cuntroll-
cd by one executive officer appointed
Iby the president and responsible to
him. He should be assisted by q
coEps Of the best aircraft. engineers
0MA .d0a1OvHAN~ v<AaalAfA .k@ nk<ASS, : hpkh
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CORN MAKES lake ].
\. !. LITTLE it'll /: GAIN
Scattered Buying Aids in
Raising Prices This
Morning.

Chicago, April 10.-Corn gained a.
little in value today. aided by scat
tered buying preparatory to the
change tomorrow making commercial
grades the standard grades and re-
moving the maximum price on new
transactions. Opening prices, which
varied from unchanged figures to is
cent higher. with May $1.27 Ia to
1.27 3-8, were maintained.
Favorable crop conditions eascd the
oats market. Besides, there was no
violence of any revival of seaboard de-
mand. After opening unchanged to
to Sc Ia, prices reacted a trifle.
Provisions responded slowly to
higher quotations on hogs. Trade was
lightly
Government reports that planting
was in progress northward at a sea-
sonable rate counted subsequently as
a handicap on the bulls. Prices quoted
steady 1-8c net higher, with May 1.27
3-8.
Strength of prices increased later
as a result more or less of
ment that packing in the west during
last week had been materially short
as compared with the week previous.
Corn, No. 2 yellow, 1.8O; No. 3 yell
low, 1855 LII; No. a. yellow, 1000
1.64.
Oats No. 8 white 90 3-4@93 IL;
standard 90 3-4@93 1-2.
Rye nominal.
Barley 1.4Q@1.85.
Timothy 5000 500.
Glover 5000 "a 31.00.
Pork nominal. 49,
RIBS 2sss.sSyy@24.12.
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CAMPIEWIS TROOPS.
WILL PLAY BASEBALL
DURING THE SUMMER

Camp Lewis, Tacoma, Wash, April
1O.-Soldiers al Camp Lewis are to
have plenty Of baseball this summer.
Dozens of baseball grounds, some of
them resembling the corner lot var
iety from others approaching the
standard of those in the professional
leagues have been supplying recrea-
ton for hundreds of soldiers in the
er retreat has been sounded.
At least two games a week with
teams Of the Pacific Coast I~nterna-
tional league have been assured.
These will be played when the teams
are at Tacoma. Either the Tacoma
games willsbes fons;sdays when
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Worlds Market NelUs
LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, April 1o.-Demand from
eastern buyers gave an upward turn
today to hog prices. Offerings of cat
lie and sheep YER somewhat less
plentiful than had been expected.
Receipts $1,000, strong, 5 to Al0c
above yesterdays average; bulk 417.-
300tI7.70; light $l7.16@317.s0;
mixed @s317@s17.s0; heavy Sls.250
1910; rough $ls.25@3l6.e5i pigs.
Cattle ~recsiptsI 5000, firm: native
steers $1O.35@ 1855; stockers and
feeders. $500 1920; cows and
heifers, T@$13.16; calves $10.50@
Sic.
sheep receipts. 5000; steady: sheep
s12.50@$17.75; lambs $16.25@$21.
SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK.
South st. Paul, Mimi, April TO-
iHogs-Receipts 10000, steady; range
$1,000 q 1920; bulk $17.10@l7.2O.
Cattle-Receipts 1900; killers
steady; steers $6.50@14.O0; cows and
heifers $1,000 1907 veal calves Csc
lower. $6.00@13.75: stockers and
feeders steady $3.50 @11.00.
| Sheep-Receipts 100; steady;
lambs $4,000 1900; wethers $1,000
400: ewes S5.00@14.O0.
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LANDINGS
IN ALASKA WILL BE
OPENED VERY SOON

Seattle. wash. April 1o.-steamer
landing whistles Don will be heard
OF Anchorage and Knik, two Alaska
points ON Cooks Inlet for the first
ter les sealed up the inlet.
Although floe and shore ice is still
on the in1et, steamship companies
are already making reservations for
sSAilings From SeAttle to the two
points, The first boat will. leave
here April s.
/ Anchorage. q railroad town. al
though cut of from communication
with the outside world by steamers in
the winters Is not ut all isolated. The
town is about ia miles-from Seward
the distance Ma covered by the new
government railroad from SEWARD 10
Fairbanks. BY next winters the line
will be completed between Anchor
arc and Seward.
H3lrsfa1s 4TFsa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-10

At ! Texas port what u claimed rs
10 the largest wooden ship eysr built
has baen launched ave months aftsr
the keel va laid. The length oe the
fnouldSd depth m feet carrying CO.
pacNY& 4,5eSss tor She iss equipped
with triple expantlon eng1ne66 oe l..
4te hssss-powsas:
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POTATOES.
Help 1.aght the Torch.

%. partly cloudy. MINI. 6, arrvd.
10 unbroken cars on trucks. Closing
prices yesterday. carlots. +. o. b. Min
tneapolis; demand slow; maeket weak:
few sales; sacks, cwt. Rd. WIS, U. s.
grade No. l. IS cents; sacks. cwt. Bur-
banks. U. s. grade Nc. l, 81 cents;
seed stock; no sales reported; open
ing prices today; NO sales.
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FARM PRODUCE
Hides, Pelts. Wool. Etc.

HIDES-The market remains very
quiet with prices low. Tanners are
looking for bargain lots and refuse to
nay to exceed 12c for Nc. l cured
ie predicted that a better demand will
develop during April.
PELTS-Fair demand at good pric-
es.
TALLOW-The market remains
arm with, high, prices ruling.
RAW FURS- The fur eason IN
nearing its close and many of the ar
ticles now coming in show shedders
and bring prices accordingly. Wolf
and muakrat are bringing high prices.
Trapping season on mink and musk
rat ends April 18th. -
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN.
Milwaukee, Wis. April 1O.-Corn.
No: 3 yellow, 1865 @ 1.75; No. 8 white,
LIS 1.S0; No. 3, 1.60@1.70.
Oats, Standard SO 1-2; No. 3 white,
and No. 4 white. 80 1908.
Rye No. l, 2.82.
Barley, Mailing and Wisconsin.
1.ao@1.s6; feed and rejected, 1860
Hay unchanged.
Close. corn, May 1.27 1-2; Oats,
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NEW YORK RODUCE

New York, April 10.-Butter, firm;
receipts 6,672; creamery higher than
extras AZ 1908; extras coz score)
II 1908; firsts 4O@41 Ia; pack
ing stock current make No. 2, 500
32{1-2.
Eggs. frmer. receipts 32.974; fresh
gathered storage packed firsts 500
Sc 1-2; fresh gathered regular packed
extra frsts 35@36; fresh gathered
regular packed frsts 1906.
Cheese, irregular; receipts 2,142;
state held specials 24@25, IL; do
average run 23924 IL:
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OHICAGo

Chicago, April 10.-Butter, firm;
receipts 1921 tubs: creamery extras
40 d.; f1rsts 37@3S 1-2; seconds 500
IS.
Cheese. steady: new daisies % IL
@23: American FL E2@22; long
horns FL 1-2@22; Twins 81 1-2@22;
September and October daisies 24@
"a IL; Americas IS 1905; long
horns Is 1905; Twins 24@24 1-2.
Eggs, receipts 41.03S cases.; un-
changed.
Potatoes. higher: receipts 10 cars.
Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota
bulk 90@1.10; do sacks $1.10@1.15.
- Ha1n TA~h% <hA N1eh-
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Yesterday's Sports
a. ssl 5ra

Chicago, April 1o.--Martin Burke
Of New sOrleanst6was the star Of Ma
tionaT "A. "A. U. boxing Championships
at Boston. Two titles went to him.
one In the heavyweight class when he
defeated p. Searle q soldier from
Camp Devens and the other when he
won from Sam Lagenia iof-~New York.
championships New orleans had. one
champion, hat two titles: Camp De-
vens and Philadelphia each obtained
one title. 81
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GRAIN

MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.
Minneapolis. MIMI. April 10
Wheat receipts 106 cars. compared
with $40 cars a year ago.
Corn-No. 8 yellow $1.60@1.70.
Oats-No. 3 white 80 1904 1-2.
Flax S4.OS 1-2@4.1O 1-2.
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Help Iight tha,
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.v.,, %h.For.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Vlanocrms 2nit
for Sniflano!

: Ell leocnoe Nrtifel Gen lion.
Oernife anit" ~irembpner "6ombur.
ger Nafriften", bpiIfen enorm @e.
tnoning bet bar bapt % bar unoer
&crbenSfrigen, at SpifIono er @e.
iiooeiie al bette SmraaOe. Cen
flanoernife apit5 l,bnre I~trotegilfe
&proi - ifriper 9lobet - er flcnot
ira begge Sioer. Sra Dor Sioe er
bcn / i'm belle lloitrpfnin1 blcpct
iterft beiGiict, % bog SeIfuttclics
onlPgqene ltaar bore Wiorineforp9
rebe iii al nfuPrge ethpert gnqre5
ira Sieiioen. Sui5 Den ilanoernifc
anit bapoc pGrct / engeIif &eiio0eR,
piloe ielpiel9cliq life bare por milf
tore StiQing / 9eleien % Noro.
iranfrige bIlDc uholobar % port ucit.
liQe S,louitrjon1raaoe / Del miuoite
hare ppret iterft trnet al 2u'tan.
greb: men pore SjsitriSsfrGitcr nil.
DC tiQige bare 'eet iig tilbugetrrnqt
iii oct inore 6iarne al oen tnifc
@ugt. SeIp bortieet ira, at man ga
utpiliomt funoe pente Gnglun0s
@cipttclic al Ben boGanoife o. 0cll
oanife anit iont iluttcr iig ON por
Nor6iisitiniug iom aleerne oda Ell
Gang, piloc oa ogioa Be i~rieilifc
Ger, 6cIgoIano o. iluttclig oqino
Bremen % 6amburg ppre uoi1t
Tor oen hoie'te Sore.
Nen life bare unber arigen betu.
ser Den iIanhcrnife apit Ell aiqis
renbe Noulent for oet tnife Rigcs
Sifferheo. Sfuloe Den eiter 6reoS-
ilutninger igien tomme unoer en-.
aelif SnoInoeIie - birefte eQer in.
oirefte - iaa uiloe en- al Dc oigtig
tic llbpoiter Tor Dor ueroen5omidt
tcnoe Sishan0eI. iom i9rIig er gan.
ife uunopRrlis Tor ben ipotuife In.
buitri. goo tabt; tbi oet piloc pare
lei for Storbritonnien peo 6iplp al
ocn tuuitig ophioieoe beIgiife 9e
iolfnina al rnobe no Sen tpife San.
oeI / 9utpcrpen. ct Sab, ION rilbe
cure ioa meget i~slelieere, ioroi Set
cngelitc southampton % ser iran
ife Gbcrboure iiffert saar tabt, ari.
gems 0sooenoIsbeo bar brast bet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
O01
Sarmen % 9apen.
Hoor So(er pr nnr Soirn.Snhll.
Reoiperet at en- praitifi Jurmer.

Naor Salen er ON Soirp.Snou-
mitrielt, fomnrer ri i'm Yrooufter
Iom Melf, Smer, Dit, 6lpoc, See
Cream" oe "~conoenieb" 06elf, mell
glemmer tibt, at ri ogiao ira Def
ianrme 6olo faor omtrent treble.
belen al BET aieo, ri Burger ! Ioreta
SOB. Gairn- SnouItrien bringer oa
Seal" % biai8t, goot aie0 / meget
bctpbelig MGnsoe = ct 6aftum, ri
oite glcmmer. MeIfcfuo or ct pei
iignct Gpr. Sen qipcr % WeIfe.
probuftcr % @ieocfnlpc, mems ben
leper, % @eei, naor Den cr beo.
Turbclenc ncb l~nphimleoc %pgnc.
Tarmerl1e er / g~llminbeligheo blet
iaa gobt pantc ntco heibiuleoe BOG
lie mcb inlole ~Sirea~, at sc illot
og iait tror, of iIigc %oQne er DC
melt heniigtSmrsiige / enbuer &en-
Ieenbe. Sc tror paa heie &pgnbiuI
% lmaae Sires. Mieu mco ntoocrne
@eie % mooerne Gonbitioner pao
Sarlnen err life heihiulebe &ngne al
tio BET rctte. 9lt fro ioo cr at fro
fell.
Tor aiering al Ears bienrnle paa
Sarlnen iaa / Ilminoeli9heb bor
lapbiuleoe @ogne meo breoe Sire5
mango Soroele fremior en- hpibiuIet,
imal -"tireb" Ioqn.
Gn al 8rrnbene, hnnrior lauhilt=
leoe |ogne life er nler o%lrninoeli9e
poo Sarmcn, er mooifc ben, at
Sarnere / Ilminoeligheb inne3 fro,
at en- tungt laoet lnphiulet &ogn er
tungere for Seitene at trUffe eEb Ell
beihilllet Gogn. Huber pisie 6orhol-
DC gnnr Ell tltngt loltet laDhlulet,
breo.tirco @ngn tpnqere cnb en-
beibjltlet, in1al tirco Ell, loooan pan
%uiepne, blpoc %eie, /. Or; men Scr
er paa Sorme ilcit laa meget at
BRUCE Ell lauhjulct &oGn til, al
Sarmere ileit buroc bare Ell eler TO
iGooanre %o9ne. Zen 6orn1cr, ionr
bar Ell iIig lophiuIct @ogn poo lin
Sarn1, bill / Geqclcn ne0igt butte
bort Ell iaooan %ogn ior en- 6oi-
bullet meo inlole SireS.
Taa lin Gci % iepr, bnnro @rltlb
er oct et Spergan1ool, ON en- bei-
bllIet No9n gaor 1ogct letterc emo
Ell lonhiltlct. %eb iorctoguc Gropcr
bar Ser life piit Jig l1ogcn ~iUroeles
Itor IorificI. Men naor Oct cr ON
at 1iere at lUale poa elcr at al
Iusie, blir Set oite mcget itor Sor.
iflel pan glrbeibet. Get er nntllr-
ligpis Ell goo Gel lcttere at lp8ic
pan eler oflrsie Ell lophil,Iet %ogr
enb Ell Wogn mco ~olminbclig beie
@iuI. St BRUCE laphiulcbe &ognc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Tcocns Ncit.

Scus 3aco5ion 6oupe bar isot pa1
8aaroeu gauge %eroal 1uore
5oau. Rorae. 21oe Warts 9drct
ISL. 0au Dur osbt % tonHrmtrc; Su.
;6crarcr. I 2Iaret to6s uouaua-coe
ban til Gmerit1 % b!eD 3ifi meN User
truoc @rcthc ia @aaroeu t8rstae /
Seroal 8uo u%eIiiQueoe oerc5 9G9te'
nab nco Hre 9err al hsil.c 70 le0tr.
remlia Mrs p /. Yoleu. RapolcoH.
Y Tat. oB 9lr 3corae s. 3aco5'on.
Qisbon. Y. Sat. sra EorNc 'om ban
til CRAWFORD 60. &Js. CGr Der I'll
aarct 1ss3. IA han rom nj &is5oH.
u. 2a... meo lin Sani.le og toa zig
6omeitcao ; glil noro ior P'lnor.
/ 4uouif 1903 Seoe alus aouc. %
lftcr Sen Sio adr bar haot NJ 0len,
los iine &eyn. Dan q Nco!cm AZ
rem norite cnuooemcUiaico I Hl,ctlor
Copnihip. Sor omtreut CT Wax iloer
bleo ban Ing. 9otiorer "a @eo'tln
cdr iii lioeu Rnite. men 8uos &ilie
uar, al ran ituIoe euoc Tin &dnorlnS
Ter paa Soroen. Iaa ban oeoe i Sroer
ran i'm Srelier al. 1910 SsroaB5
girsn SEN l7ee Nori5 1918. hos IN
gan ! 9isbou. g. Eat, og hans Cats
ier par Der oaiaa geo hans 2sosletc.
Searauelien ioregit rem 19oe @aris
ira Ssrsebuiet 81. 100 "a air'sr
AZ , 6an blso besrd9eu Doa Sisbon
~airtesaarS. o. Raitor {. J. Nesbeim
iDrretiene peS g%f9raUeIien. oar iuos
ucs iom en- tirr SaHer % S~eoit'i1oer
% al Slrat o. Genuer.
Sub psliigne hans NlHOe.
Nrs. u. !. @osan.
q. G. Saeobior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10

nleo ia, al Spiflnnb mantte lfa''e
ia Ell Stiuing pco aannIens Ono.
gang, 'om boaoe pirfer aitnltia ION
TlarfcbGfninl moo Ben uroliae
ironlfe 9Sdbo og tili9e ionn BRO.
hopeo moo Siurbritaunicn, Der eli.
lerS life piloe mole meo peo cn icncre
bcbrc 2eiIi8hco at giere oct beiini
tint al mch Sc tn'tc Nanbclatontur.
renter. Sennc Stiaiua MAJ bltpc
opretholht. ! ocnre arig bar pore
&rre8 burtilc 6rcmmaridl 'orhin.
BRET, at ogina Nollano fuubc bIipc
trnnAct mco; ON Bette fou lnffc*
i9lcn i Nrcmtiben 'ornaar irlcn al
uotalc ill ON. Mcu Acrrcn0mmct
ooer Sldnocrn hrucr os ouer ocrnc
@efpnlriua. Nfeo Stoltbco rofcr
Oct tuifc 6olf ia al at BET bcirieoc
Den iIalhcrnifc @roocritnmmc lnr
Tor'ran'tnina % bar 'fpffct Den
ItuIi9heo Tor iri llopifling @.
Sfulbe Sen eitcr ariacu iaIen blipc
itolcpcrct III 6orironlfnlngcL, fulI
oet finn ife pco Ell betnoclig Spoi.
relic al init Nn'eeIie. III iorhinbrc
bette or fun muIia. hpia SIanocrn
oqIoa frcmti0id forbliuer nilNcr pc.
IfpttcIie Al inf MoQt. N}eO iuIn
Net hnr bcrior nllcrcoc Tor 2la gor
'iben Den oouurcnoe Hig@oagamonb
Spabn, GcntrmmaportietS Sercr, cr.
fIrrct / GiaaonQ2ilcrtoIlet9 9inun:
"Gt ri oiiinof life Nil anneftcrc @cl.
glen, men At nj anifcr, at EniflorO
Ifol have Oct militrrc, poIitiifc GA
afonomiifc Suprcmnti opcr @cl.
glen.
Sun bcrpco fan Snifrnnna Mogt
titles gao uformiuoifet no al Der.
oen@frlgen, ilutter &Iooct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Mc.fefner for "geef".


Sil fine Siber er Ser en- SiIbeic-
ligbe6 til at ifile 10 @eei- Snouitricil
aloeIes fra Sairp. Snol,itrien. Ser
er meb andre Orb Ell Silboieligheb
til of gipe Welfefua areoit for at
prooucere bare Welfeprooufter for
bette Sanos Gebop; men Den pro-
oucerer nleget unoet oglaa. SIur
bar bette prret Silfplbet mi ct
Iars Sib eller to. @i bar Der /
2u1oet ontrent % WtiQioncr Welfc-
fuer, Naar Ell Melfefu blir npget
ganrnlel, aibUnbcs BEN til Slugteren.
Gn Zig Su gipcr pei life De melt
llbpalgte Cuts; men DC bebite Tcle
al Slagtet gnar for geef, mems &c
iten al Slagtet BRIGGS lom @iprobuf-
ter / Slagteriet. s bisie iorifjel-
lige Sornler blir Der uomerfet Nebe
al ben gdnle Mfelfefu. Mun foll
bel trpat iigc, at Ser blir ilogtet
oper 3 Wiuioner ilige gamlc Welfc.
fuer buert Nnr ber / &c Soreneoc
Stater. Web ANDRE Orb blir iaa
onltrent lite bper Melfefu / 2oilbet
lebet til Slagterbpnfen bpcrt slar.
st Oct err &c melt aloerItcgne %
minoit enifpproige WeIfefucr, ionl
blir iaaleoes afbpnbeoe, er oct 10
une~openoiet at freinhrne.
Tesuben probucerer 10 hper en- al
oisie aller en- &alp. De flelte al
Srefalpene blir "ocaleb". Sra e,
Gel Mtelfefuer faar ma ben aner
bcoltc Seal, men fra al,ore igien
Den n1lloit onifpproiee. Ilt' Set
&alpefieo, ion BRIGGS Der / Gan,
Oct, er nuiten lloelrffcnbe fra aalpe,
ion1 bapbe Welfefuer til Mooer. Ser
ifol life meb 9eitcmtheb naaituaeS.
at Oct CT ret og rigtig, at ale Gre
fnlpe ira Welfefrer blir brpbt llllue.
sra ct teoretllt Spnspul1ft fan Oct
maoIfe bli iremhGpet, at bisie Ore
folue fltnbe bli tronSporterct til
Strea al Sanbct, bppr ser or nof
al biaigt Sober oN 8rpll, % ser
fou pore op til mobnc, fine Stuoe.
ga, bette CT Seoricnl 5 Tirfelia-
heocn blir bog life noget i(igt giort.
Oerin1ob iiogicr &olpcfipoct ira
oisle Srcfnlpc Ell betpbclig 9rpfoel
al oen Mpnebe aipb, ri amerifa-
mere / garcts Sob fortGrer. Sm-
trent Salubelen al anlpene blir
bpert 9lnr "peolcb".
Sner 80 |rocent al oen Seci,
Tom iGlges Der ! 2altbet bpert s(or,
fonmer ira Goirp- Snouitrieu. Iettc
1,ogisr onltretlt en- Srebieoel al Sen
&leomTngoe, iom Imcrifanerne
hpert Mar brilger.