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Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-13
Hand and Ankle 
ROAD SOCIETY
Mrs. Marcia P e:-aton Reaches sStl>
 7irthday-reath of James Robinson.

Mrs. Marcia P e:7aton Reaches 8Stl> 7irth,ay-reath of James Robinson.
 Tho Cantain Thomas. Moves house at An~uf'la has been recovered and 2 now porch nddcd It belongs to Mrs aforY Pnrers of Westerly and is oc- eunied h. Wr and Mrs Matt Hazard an1 rar1ily.
 | Mrs Marcia P. Stanton celebrated har SSth birthday Monday and n the afternoon received numerous calls rom friends and was presented birth dav gifts Refreshments were served
 Mss Grace sD.l Wheeler returned to ger homee Monday after several v-ecl5>; spent with Mrs. Phebe Ford in Mystic.
 Amos Wheeler received a severe cut from a circular saw on which he fell recert'y. while helping to saw wood at his home. hs
 Dr. and Mrs. Heath who have been Ht the Mrs. Thomas Palmer place for some time, have moved to Quaquataug Hill.
 Return From South.
 Mrs Burrill A. Herrick and daugh- ter, Mrs Everett Byles, of Providence who have been south for some weeks, arrlVeG Monday. at Maple Lawn for a stay of some days. MT. Byles is still in the south on a business trip.
 Clarence Williams is recovering from a recent illness
 Death of Jane Robinson.
 Jane Robinson, little daughter of Mir and Mrs. Leonard Robinson died on Wednesday after an illness of three weeks. Their two other children are also i'll.
 Miss Lucy Billings has been at home on the Easter vacation. Local friends of Lieutenant D. c. Herrick of Norwich, are glad to hear of his safe arrival in France.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-13
vOLUNTOWN
Two Bays EnIist--Baptist Church Sup per Well Attended-Supt. E. E. Clark Burned in Surprising Acci- dent.

George Lachappelle of the U s. navy spent the week end with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Lachapelle.
 Nathan Graft was a Sunday caller at Springfield, Mass.
 Two More Young aPtriots.
 Ralph Lillibridge and Wilfred Gau- thier have enlisted in the U. $. army.
 Many Attend Supper.
 The Ladies society of the Baptist church served a clam choWder sup per in the chapel one evening last week which was largely attended. Mrs. J. B. Knowles and Mrs. Charles An derson were in charge of arrange ments
 Albert Hassler was a week end wis., tor at Norwich.
 Captain and Mrs. c. ". Chatfel5 are spending a few days in New IIa- ven and Hartford
 Miss Cleo Herbert was graduated from the Memorial hospital at New London ThursdaE. evening.
 Hand and Ankle Burned. Superintendent F. E Clarlze burned his hand and ankle when filing jus with easo' inc, Monday afternoon, The gasoline suddenly burst into flames which must have been caused by the gaeolire passing throurh the chamois which makes static electricity. as there was no flame of any kind in the aara ge
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-13
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM!
Musterole Loosens Up Those
 Stiff Joints-DriveS Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use Mus. teroic once you experience the glad re. hei t gives.
 Get jar at once from the nearest drug store. It is clean, white ointment, msda with the oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Brings ease and comfort while it is being rubbed onl
 Musterole is recommended by many doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are used annually for bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu. mstisn, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles. bruises, chilblsins, frosted feet, colds of the chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.5O
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-13
Point to be Remembered.

May we not at this time advert to the obvious fact that all this slaugh- ter on the western front was made possible by the crimes of Lenine and Trotsky and their so-called social ism ?-New Yark Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-13
N Dr. Cald.Delrs SYRUP DEPSIN
 7he Perfect Laxatiue
FREE SAMPLES

P: c.lars: Syrup Pegg'ia is the largest .sIliae and would like to sanre it before buying send your address for free trial bottle to Dr. W. B. Caldwell. the family send fer acepy 0s The Care ef the Bahy
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-13
No INCREASE

h spite of enernoas increased laboratory. eosts due te sks War the snansfacturcrs of Dr. Caldwels Syrup Pepsin are sacr6ng thr pro6ts and absorbing the w6s taxes that is Enzny laxative remain at the pse-vax rriee q 5oc and $l large botte. So cold by druxgists fer 2s yeaEs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
Perjury Case Will
Go to Jury Today

The principal point involved at the
morning session Of the Frank Soper
perjury trial being held before lwy
in the district courtroom OF Judge Ed
lAsard d. Oldiield, was whether Detee'
Tive John Heep was tipped Off as TO
the whisky which Soper Is alleged to
have been carrying on the night Of Sep
tember ".
Heep testified yesterday that Mrs.
Rose Houston, who runs q place q El4
West Washington street, where Soper
was arrested, had notified him in the
afternoon that Soper was coming to
her home that evening with some
whisky. Heep also testified that he
opened the suitcase at Mrs. Houston's
home after arresting Soper, and ascer..
tanning that the contents consisted OF
whisky.
Mrs. Houston testified this morning
that she had not notified Heep of
Soper's coming, and that he had not
opened the suitcase in her home. Her
daughter, Fern Malone, testified TO the
same thing. Mrs. Houston said that
Soper had been at her place that after
noon and had arranged with her to de-
liver a gallon of whisky that evening
She said that size had agreed to pay
SIS for the liquor During his trial in
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
old PRESCRIPTION
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

Have you ever stopped to reason why
II Is that so many products that are ex-
tensively advertised, all at once drop
out Of sight and are soon forgotten'
The reason Is plain--the article did not
fulfill the promises Of the manufacturer.
This applies more particularly to a
medicine. A medicinal preparation that
has real curative value almost soils
itself, as like an endless chain system
the remedy is recommended by those
who are in need OF IT,
A prominent druggist says Take for
example DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root, a
preparation | have sold for many years
and never hesitate TO recommend, for In
almost every case il shows excellent re-
suits as many Of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy that I know of
has so large a sale.
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony Of thousands who
have used the preparation, the success
Of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root is due TO
the fact that, so many people claim, II
fulfills almost every wish in overcom-
ing kidney, liver and bladder ailments
correets urinary troubles and neutral
izes the uric acid which causes rheu-
matism.
You may receive a sample bottle Of
Swamp Root by Parcels Post Address
DR.. Kilmer h Co, Binphamton, N. Y.
and enclose ten cents; also mention the
Oklahoma City Daily Times. Large and
medium size bottles for sale at all drug
stores. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11

Earnest self inspection Is a mighty
good salesman for Liberty bonds just
now,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
AZ Applicants
Take Exams Before
Pharmacy Board

Forly.seven applicants for certificates
as pharmacists ar, taking the examina
iioQ being conducted today by the state
boafd OF pharmacy. Eight Of those taxi
ing the examination are seeking GER
tifieates as assistants. This is one
Of the largest claSses ever held by the
state board, probably due to the fact
that the pharmacists are closing a state
convention here today.
In addition TO those taking he ex-
aminalions. the board has seventeen Ap-
plieants for certificates by reciprocity
IRON others and one application for a
certificate by diploma from the Uni-
versity OF Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
Revenue Officers
Prepare to Start
Tax Stacker Hunt

Twsnty.iour field deputies from the
internal revenue collectors Office will
leave oklshoms Sunday and on Moaday
will begin checking up delinquens who
are subject 10 income tar and have not
made their returns. =.
The checking up Of delinquenis In all
counties Of the state was TO have begun
on April 10. but was delayed on account
of the work piling up in the office here
the first OF the month In handling re-
turns on income tax.
II don't think We will have many 81
linquents," said Hubert l.. Bolen khi'
morning. THE state wa, thoroughly
worked and so much publicity was giyer
the income tax law that most person,
subject to the tax have already mad'
their returns"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
Mylself Others
A2P-c- r

hsa lets 10 sst, too.
drank shout sixteen
Sauce" Of '0.f': -
I drink 1t that way.
l can't use cup:
The 'p0es always.
Sticks me ia @.v:
while was there.
I ala get one sample.
Of som, ia" es.s:r
v" going t: take IT
Home to my girl.
But l threw !; away.
1t didn't taste r'.d..
Everybody ssagrstuis,sd me.
About my sirplan. flirm
Isid that wasn't new.
Twas up in IL. .If.
Most ali the time
Most Of ',m believed ~
After hearing some ..t".
They made there last night
I don't wonder any more.
why tn. sov.rnmsnt wants.
rOur-minut' 'Ps..'..
That, an unkiad cut.
An perhaps I :ACaltnt =
oushts have s.ld Il.
After getting q free meal.
But i,t In print now.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11

AAs . real s:ss si:'
A. ~ '''ss':.' .':s''t
A. 's's,'s .y:''.
A'.sa s' ...A,.
n sAsss vts .''.s -.
nisss< ssu.,Aiss. rAOurh.
'c4sss I ~ ny eats. .
o. astssAsd ssrviss:
Dov. b ths Dungeon
win hr. and Mn. Foster.
An NJ. and Ma ciia Newell.
Al II. ..a Mrs. Dudley
We Aaa quite party
Ers'F We missed out
wien tAsy ps..sd around
Ali tAo'' ssmp. g';.'s"
Of 's'd, 'aa n!n':
An p.num. and sil,u.
An liver pills a.: chill
An al u. other thing,
That druggist: have.
Before went upstairs
where they had spsskin'
Tom Roach asked me.
Why my face va, dirty
An I was insulted.
He said my lip was dirty.
An then I told him.
I was CROWN a mustaehe.
-
An he wouldn't believe H.
Not even after I ate soup.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
$1,000 Hun Troops
Fight in Finland;
Seek Slavs' Navy


STOCKHOLM, April ll,-German
troops numbering 5000 are now operat-
ing along the southern coast OF Fin
land. where they already have had
small battles with the Finnish rebels,
according to information received by
the Swedish government
Entente diplomats here have re-
ceived reports that thirty to forty Rus
sian submarines and destroyers and four
or five battleships are still off Helsing-
fors, the capture Of which is probably
part Of the German aim 1t is believed,
however, that the warships have all been
rendered unservicable by their crews.
vii
You can be too old to- enlist but you
are not too old to buy 4 Liberty bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
FIRST NEW MEXICAN
GOVERNOR IS DEAD

FL PAsO, Texas, April ll,-William
c. Mcdonald, first governor Of the state
Of New Mexico and a prominent cattle
man, died here today Of Brights disease.
Ms home was near CarriIoro N. NJ!
He was 90 years old
----w,ss.---
Rarors were used in the femote ages,
and they are mentioned In the Book Of
Numbers.
W.T.
The present year marks the 2OOth
anniversary Of the first introduction oi
silk culture into America.
---W,st.-
Whatever yDur FINANCIAL measure
YOU can be fitted with a Liberty Bond.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11

vnany may be likened to = great
~ ~ has fallen across the path. OF
noogNcy. The trunk 10 being chopped
t>aoh By TIVE axes, the military. AK
y ~ pfopaoAndist Ak. II the trunk
r. y Seves2 and the obstruction re-
DGo4 nellA1r ~ must be spared.
osIcans mtfst contribute willingly to
Mir sllies, to support their army
jn4 mvy, which will be the deciding
~ M factors in the struggle.
a Q4 American president was the first
UD(3 statesman to make clear that
: military victory is essential, Il
~ v itsSf adequate. The greater
)cemce d this war lies not on the
= Inca but behind them. 1t is a
II - huaan liberty, and that which
IN human liberty, not only in the
1on empire, but also in America
~ ngiand and France and Italy and
n(A iRsst be abolished We are be-
- - perceive that the future pro-
~ 4 eemocraey depends on national
&otpqosaljon scientifically conceived.
Ma oofies Of mastery state papers
~ Wilson has announced to the world
~ Am1.ics enters the war unseif-
- ~ ~ defined the true issue
f 1ll the peoples Of the earth--even
hose deluded portions Of the Ger
- ,population which, because Of q
6 system Of education, have hith.
~ npheld the hands Of the wors'
\ - Of liberty, the junkcrs. Unit
3 recently, one of the most dis.
~ symptoms from the point o.
q tAe allies was 4 discomfort
d h4 not On actual opposition to th'
II Iafge elements among the work
Y X nsses Of the allied peoples II
11 where democracy was, mos
~ \ suppressed. where conditions TO
y Donsant and the workingman wer,
nN10ok revolution actually tool
At1-a revolution that has sounde,
X y Ulynote Of our times, The worl,
\ N1fs1ee which our president Is doing j
- q enlistine the allegiance OF thes
\ on6ops for the war. He is convincinl
~ that II Is their war. And thes
4 ~ fhey upon whomSthe evils Of al
lWevn economic system have presse,
4 or11pt, and who hitherto have seel
MI hope that victory over the Ger
1oo6e meant their own deliverance. MI
I|6ea has issued a world proclamation
J, II (Glancipstjon from economic slavery
H not only declares that powerful
1l1ne shall cease to exploit little ma
l bpt that powerful individual
cease to exploit their fellow mer
6ocIafes that heneeforth no war
~ fought for dominion, and tha
~ end secret treaties shall b
o4 The peoples through thei
11ties shall make their ow
y And justNas national dcmoS
1res 10 the individual the grea
lo1k Of self determination, ,
paion, world democracy sha
discrimination 10 the indiviy
6ns Of the earth, in order tn,
~ oe free to make 10 own COZ
ri v world democracy. Ar
4 citisens Of democracy ha,
- perfcrm toward their feilo
- have the nations becon
~ y ~ spirit in which Ameri'
ooee1 the war. We are fightiI
oncfessed everywhere. Al
oCSlIIy determined that the i
~ inequaiitics that exist
Vornnoont. the false stan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
LeSl Sioux Cityans
by Bond Quota
in Hours Time

WASHINGTON, April 1i,-Four
I'D and fifty-ose perscns in
= City. Iowa, subscribed &,sD, 400
third Liberty loan 10 one hour,
ohg TO information made public
~ the treasury department.. The
GQuota was s. 100000.
Nv Braunfsls, Teas. who're only
was subscribed TO the fret loan
7 y quosa Of $4,000. and 4Dl0 70
y >5cood loan on a quota Of {lioN
Slonen's organization on the first
Il the third loSn reported that
Dgpunisls had subscribed its full
k.sf $i2l,l00.
>VN -w.se.--
q berty Bond is not only the safest
n - most unselfish investment on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
INNS iIIE,
(IElssa, 16o'
bed Spy Continues 10
Impl|cats Others, '

ls, An il.--Bolo PashA, sea.
- Death for treasea bvt
4 Sh . q v,ssssss, but osh.r
svly follow N h st vineennss
ssesh military sS'e''''"' take
4 oontinuiaG Me ''rsvsIstious,'
I; y utmost silence 10 preserved 70
~ circles o. 70 Their trend, ne
! ~ heard again tedsy. which 10
~ 10 conclude the hearlngs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11

the county court last December, Soper
denied having taken any whisky to tn,
place at all, but said that he had just
stopped In to telephone,
The case will 70 to the Jury today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
Worknen Denied
Right to Strike in
Sabotage Measure

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE con
fsrenol report 90 the bill providing Sc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
III FALLEN TlEk
oumAMY

VhGfsa >chprchili, Authsr Of
~ crisis," Etc, Who Hes Re-
~ nstsTnsd From War Bone.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Otter Tlpmnlpffcn / 8nlbalcn.

Observation-Disclosures u0taler / lin
Eropoiition ON @en1pnoigclic til of
trGiic De fornpone Observation-Disclosures
/ NnIebning al Slonullpffen / 8ltl.
bolcn, at bet girlber ON %illarelt at ioo
igangiat neutrality-suspicious. pno
be Steoer, hbor itore SGroier III, oil
tao paa Spil oeb Ell alminoclig, IN
Tlon1. MIlcrcbe M err itore Mreuler.
melt oprfet Wtnrf, fcrt bort. Ger
tpnfes iitanobrogt ct generelt Sper'
lag pq berciter ltoorbeioes YlanIGg-
qelie al iulbitGnoiqc geifpttcllcsper.
fer. Melt til bette Mrbeibe bill Der
mebqaa aoifilig 8io, % ben @empn.
bigclie, iont III isgeS, giGlber mop
ipttcliee Observation-Disclosures / MteQems
tiben, Irbeiocr iom alereoe er ioi
igang. Separtcmcntet melter, at Scr
life peb bisie f~orelebige Soronitalt.
ninger nil bIi frppet oe nonIi9e @i-
oraga og 8arnntiuebtaeeIier al
Gommunernc, og at bisie beller life
ber frGpcS neb sc cnoelige Irbeibcr.
Siig forbolbt nlan Jig ogina eitcr
@prooISilpffen / 1898. Siben @e-
opnoelier al 90-Iarene er Scr biotil
onpenot ca. 100000 aroner til Glpe-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / @ltloalen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03

6iigleitao toa SeoeIien og off no iom
Den bsicitc Npoer meo $4,000 aro.
ner. Saa %begpnote nan paa Iltcr.
notip II, % Der ioloi @lioene raiferc;
man lagoe / Tei meo 10000 %
sgeoc Nuoenc meo 10-t5,000, til
ma par ton1mei oper DC 250, 1000,
0ien Sc itunieoe life. Tor Saaierer
Iorbs ira S~ronobiem bsb 100000
pr. Gommislipn Altcrnatip III bar
/ 6ii9leitnoS &iuic. Nan bcgpnote
meo 100000, men oct bar life ioa
mango, ser iiilgic mco opoper. Tlia.
Ieitab bcbolot Sililagct mcb 1SS. 900.
@eo Nlternatip ~ qif Nuoene raft
/ &eiret ira 100000 til psi 900.
Get a SfibSrcoere % 5%orretuingS.
mpuo ira Stoponaer, iom bso, og
6obrifeier Mich. Sigmono, ion be.
bolot set li0itc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Samcbulbet i Nprsc. : 1865 bapoe

man / Horge bel II Wfil. Solt, /
1907 life fllIot 800, 900. Oct er Ell
llopifling, Tom tiener mcgct tibet til
sore. SGrlig bar Nco1anoen iterf
/ 10.glaret 10000. % off
Saueantanet tilboee meo 29.5 Fct.,
nltiaa npiter Ell SreOieport. Sra
1900-1907 bar Silbaqegangen gan.
ife lbetpoelig, og iioen 1907 bar oct
bel ppret no9cn Spgang igien, men
paa lnngtnrr ioo tort, iom ocn futoc
ia ppret. Giitnof bar man iioen 1890
Tarene facet iterre Saiteilag, bebre
Soring og bebre Stel mongciteoS, pg
Silbaqegangen cr berior / Hcaliteten
life iaa betragtelig, iom ntolt otter
Statiitifen faar SSrbtrpf al; men / eft
2ano iom NorQc, meb Sc piotitroftc
Better - hi minoer ON, at al 2dn.
bets iomleoe Slooeinobolo, 322,770
&pmt., belle 256,391 Som. er Snails
fielb, bpor itore Strpfninger egrer
fig ubmcrfet iii Soucbcitc - or ser
aai9epel TlaoS for mango Wiaioner
Sau.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03

8ontraft nro ct ipenif Selitob, Tom
bar ~ltartet Ell 6abrif ior bet npe
Stoi, "Spritol". bporof laa Gan.
mart ifaI iaa ct pitt apalltlim oarlig.
Gn Irtifel, iom her ogiaa berifer
Itor Won9el pao FOR Sioen, err Sfripe.
moifiner, oa Der ingen ilere fonuIer
ira Imerifa. Den MI or Sanifernc
be9pnot at iabrifere Sfripemaifincr
ielp, cfter en- f%orenflet Wooel, "Sfan.
oia", iom bare beitaar al 500 Gele.
menS De omerifonife err iammenint al
100 Gele. Haar Sabrifeu fommer
/ milo Sang. mener man at fitnnc
ircruitille optil 200 Miuifiner ON
Vtaaueoen o1 life olene ti~lireositiue
oet irocnlauoife 9ehop, ntell ogiaa
fiinlte erportere Sfnnoia. Naifiner iii
&uSlano, 6inlonb, Horge oa Sperige.
(0agmnr Gnaelbart / "Wirgbl)~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
0n triit Nrnbclic.
Stapoilaer

17oe Suli. "a oet lille Gampifib
"6ram", iom traiifcrcr SironIspan.
oct, i%gaarnftes pco 6.Siben bar -
WtilS Bel iraSonitub. im,blebc Woifi.
niitenS 11-aarige Ssn, Shor Sengs,
ODER Ell Slige paa O9ffet % iolot
operborb. Gen 1S-aarige Griitialt
Spitab ira Nprbp foiteoe iig itrar /
Sonoct % fit Tag / Shor. Gen
orlfncnoe fIamreoe iig imioIcrtib iaa
ioit til lin HeoningSmano at &c
bcgqe ionf. Gn @ror al &riltioll
Spitao faitebe iig no eitcr De TO, men
fom f%orient. Tanoet bar nlpffclig.
his iaa opbt, at Sptning bar umilig.
Gen beltcmooige unge @ut, iom her
loo fit 2ip FOR at reboe Ell aloelt, bar
netop frroig meb acknowledgements
% a ianrmen meo i'm @ror paa Sci
til anaben 8rrber / Sericn. Sans
plore @ror reiite inat ilco giernem
Sirbal til SeQelanb, Tor at bringe
SorGlorene set iergelige @iioifab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Spbafsbaaien fum for Iaacm. Glr

Wano pou 0ulsusp miitebe for 20
% glar liocn i'm Eo6otsoaoic, mems
ban orbeioeoe noe pau ell Nger. 90
iencre par ocll life at firoe, Mcn
forleben Sug font Den - Tom oct
bcbcr / Giien - otter for Ell 9ag paa
pcofonmenbe IQer. Get piite iia at
Soboffcn bar iltlot brrlgbor irem-
bclcs, enoifient Den fnnifc uor liot
terrcrc, enc Den bar opri1oelig. %
/ biaie Sobafsneoens Siber or ct iaa-
bant GSilnb life at ioroqtc. &cofom-
menbe 8aaro bar / Welenttiben fiji
tct Gier TO @anae, % Den cies mt al
Ell S%pnneisn al bant, ionl miitebe
Sobofsbaai en-. S%ormentlie cr Der oa
life opitoaet ltoge1 aIporligcrc aon-
lift M. $. t. @icnbomsretten I'll 20
baffen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Clofnnb / Gggcbal. Srammen

l2tc Sl,ll. Teo SdaleDltpaloe1
Gggebal er ser / biSie Gage giort ell
Hrffc Slofumb; be filnbnc Sillg me.
mes of pprc al tenlmclig %gantrnel
Cato. SaaleoeS bar maj paa
Stranbbreooen flnoet ct Spcro 80
Gm. longt ibereqnet Sfipftet, /
Sicln, 1 Or, Z B~ilcipioicr, 1 Snip.
blao, I Sigb, iom antagcIig bar be-
ret brltqt til 0rpsifiGrina I anibe.
tang, 1 SloiernL I WtlulDbio, 3 Gang
icrn, 1 Sfilt, iom Ter no til at ba
bert til Ell 2aas, o9 Ell Gel minore
Snloogieuitonbe al Sern, FAINT /
@rpne. Sagerne er iislge Gram.
mems 9agbloo" uoleperet til Gems.
monoen / Gggebal, iom bar tagct
Bare paa Dem. SenSmanocn bar
forbuot pioere llhgrooning, inottl
Steoet bliper unberiegt al Sagfpn-
bigc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
Dc itnffnrs Stnocntcr.

nafre peo Sen norife Stitocnterlite err
S~ilfeolifer. Set mao berior = Itri-
Der "Sioens Segn" - betragtes ionl
noget al Ell afaoemiif &ataItrofe, at
set er Slut meo Silfen bertillanos.
Ielgen er, at Iarets HliS, iom III er
iproig meb lin Grannen, er osnlt til
at aaa nleo Suifelue - uoen Su'f.
Gnfcltc bar rigtignof lobet ~iorfPrbige
Ell Slaes Surrogat al ct eaer nnbet
Stoi. Wfer life en- eneite al Sc mn
bagte Strioenter fol aItiaa iua op-
lepe Sen piornoerlige Sornemmelie,
Tom Silfeouifen fremfalote, fprite
8ong Sen filbrebe ems &ino, benne
Sornenme, ion, naar alt fonlmer til
aft, / 8rlmben err oct, iom gisr BET
umagen p9rb Of itr9pe fig irem iii
Nrtium. Staffcls urtge Wenneifer,
iom Of Sfirbnen er beitemte I'll at
bIi StnSentcr / Sioer iom oisie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-03
IrbciScrucs gnScl t llsbnttet. Me-

qicrin9cn forcilnor neoIat Ell &onite
til at u6rcoe Sperg@maalet ON Pr
beiocrneS Nnocl / ll0bpttet, % Nno-
octfoniteen bar mn oigipet i'm Sno-
fitting bercm. Gen %fore'loar, at So
miteens Mcolclnsontol ipttcs iii inn
90 ~illltter iig til 9cpnrtcmentct /, at
Der ber bore Heprpientanter baaoc
for NrbeioaQipere, Nrbciocrc og DC
olmiuocligc iamfunbSmG@iige GINS
bunftct. Get ioruoiTttcS, at 8or'
malloen bsr bare Surilt.