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The Washington times., 1918-02-19
ALLEGED SMUGGLER
OF SECURITIES HELD

NEW YORK, Feb. 19-Charged
with handling $4,000, 900 worth OF Sc
curities in this country owned by the
enemy aliens, and with secretly Snug
Cling them into this port in violation
OF the trading with the enemy act,
Johannes Hendrix WerkhOyen, as
sistant purser on the Holland liner
Nfeuw Amsterdam, is under arrest
here today. He was apprehended by
william H. Randolph, OF the War De
partment Intelligence Bureau, and
coupons valued at $1,000, which he
had hidden in a cigar box, were
taken from him.
The arrest of Werkhoven may eN-
plain the presence in this country Of
so many securities of enemy aliens.
Federal agents here today stated.
The prisoner admitted having cashed
$4,000 worth OF coupons with bank
in Hoboken since the outbreak OF the
war.
Federal agents who have been trail
Ing him claim Werkhoven has clip
ped coupons from bonds worth fully
100000.
The Washington times., 1918-02-19
Kate Hinton's Hints
ARE YOU KNITTING YOUR BIT?

am sure that you are! Every one is knit
ting, so it seems to me that everyone will
be glad to have these charming little
novelties that found down on the first
floor today.
A STITCH HOLDER
is just what you must need when you
make the sleeveless sweaters, and are al
ways so fearful of dropping the stitches
1t is like large safety pin, prettily gilded,
and comes for only IS cents. Then there
are NEEDLE PROTECTORS to keep the
ends of your needles Smooth-two cunning
little silver knobs fastened on rubber
cord one dollar for the set And the
YAMA YAMA YARN HOLDER is really
an attractive bracelet with a pendant tip
ped with colored enamel knob. The
yarn slips on the pendant, and turns so
easily that really don't see how it could
tangle. These come in either silver or gilt
finish for so cents.
Main floor. 18th street.
A COLLEGE BOY
wrote home to his mother that the fellows
were having such 'bully good time" play
ing with the gay colored quill pen that she
sent him that he had almost decided to
charge for the privilege of jabbing the pen
into its cunning little holder filled with
shot. Perhaps you would never think of
sending such gift to a college boy but
can vouch for the story that at least this
one college crowd enjoyed it. The pens
come in almost any color, and the prices
range from $1.25 and $500.
Main floor. center aisle
NEW UMBRELLAS
Will almost make you wish for rain, they
are so pretty. | saw new lot being I'M
packed, lovely green, blue, black and pur-
pie ones. The handles were of white Baka-
lite, as were the rib tips. Each one had a
wrist ring and was finished with a colored
ball that matched the shade of the silk
cover. They were really very nohby, and
will be Just the thing for the Spring show
erS The price was $40.
Main floor. q street
The Washington times., 1918-02-19
Conservation
of Food

Food conservation is one of
our dominant national prob
lens. Beginning February II,
a "drive" will start and con-
tinue for the week in an effort
to bring more emphatically to
Americas millions of homes
the necessity of closer coop
Grafton with the United States
Food Administration. We are
glad to help in this work, and
urge with all emphasis pos
Sible the great need for a
hearty and unanimous CO.
OPERATION.
The Washington times., 1918-02-19
CLEVERNESS TEMPERED WITH UTILITY
IS THE KEYNOTE OF STYLE IN THE
MISSES SMART NEW JERSEY AND
SERGE DRESSES

blue serge dress-Eton STYLE has triple collar and
cuffs of black and white satn and white satin vest large
patch pockets the skirt and button trimmings $780,
frock of jersey, with tunc effect is embroid-
cred in French blue There is asof wide Erde and deep,
pointed collar-fancy ball trimming. $3.50.
pretty coat effect serge dress be had in blue
black, bound in black silk braid white georgete
vest, and black and white buttons trim it $3.50.
beige-cOlored jersey in onepiece STYLE has surpce
collar of white san large pockets, and fancy strapped
girde. $500. Fourth floor street.
The Washington times., 1918-02-19
JAUNTY SPRING COATS
For Girls of the 'Tn Between" Age.

These coats are ex-
tremely smart and SER
viceable, and the ma
terials-plain an d
checked velour, whip
cord and serge-are
in the prettiest shades
black and white
plaid relieved with just
a hint of a bright color,
Quaker gray and navy
blue. The collars and
cuffs are often of con-
traSting material-in-
laid effect.
6 to IA years, $8.75
to $16.95.
The Washington times., 1918-02-19
Store Hours Daily
9 to 5:45
Cooperating
With the
Government

The Government is urging
very strongly upon merchants
throughout the country that
they adopt the ONE-TRIP-A
DAY delivery schedule and in
many cities the plan has been
adopted.
That it is entirely practical
and involves little or no in
convenience to the customer
has been proven by this Store.
We have been much gratifed
in the way our patrons &C
guessed in the reduction of
deliveries in Washington.
Practically everybody realized
that it was primarily a patri-
otto move made necessary by
wartime conditions, and there
have been very few remon-
StranceS against it.
The one-delivery-trip-a day
plan is one of the things which
WILL HELP WIN THE WAR
"a small matter, perhaps, in
the case of any one concern,
but when adopted by all the
stores in the United States it
means the release of a great
many men and a large num-
Der of autos and horses which
can be utilized advantageous
ly by the Government.
The Washington times., 1918-02-19
HOOVER SHUTS POTATO
DEALERS UP FOR MONTH

The action Of the Food Administra-
ton in penalizing the Weil-Zucker-
mann Company, Of san Francisco, for
irregular practices IN connection with
the shipment Of potatoes, is said to-
day to be the first Of a number OF
drastic steps that are planned TO Sc
cure observance OF the administra-
lions rules.
The California concern, which does
a S6,O0000O business annually. has
been ordered TO suspend operations
for the month Of March. The com
pany is charged with shipping goods
not in good condition.
The Washington times., 1918-02-19
OF COURSE THEY HAVE POCKETS
THESE DEAR LITTLE FROCKS
FOR TINY TOTS.

Patch pockets rued pockets and sen pockets the color
they white with hand embroidery the shade
little Of black maybe; the white
they coored and prey embroidered of them
effects The dresses Of voe piGue and rep pretty
solid coors of pink blue maize and greenwhte voe
trimmed in delicate shades There tucked styles and red
styles with fancy yokes many of them beed For party
there cunning lace trimmed short wasted with bead
ing bets-ribbon 2 to years, $2.75 to $780,
At * 6( there is a cunning white wolfe with three deep
A] ~"'OV ucks in the skirt patch pockets and gathered
skirt shocked in gold.
At 81 Sn there is a charming little plated model Of
@Ae ~A'OO white rep, shocked and embroidered in blue,
with set-n pockets Fourth floor. Eleventh street
The Washington times., 1918-02-19
SAGE TEABEAUTIFIES.
AND DARKENS HAIR.
Don't Stay Gray! 1t Dark
ems So Naturally that
Nobody can Tell.

You can turn gray. faded hair
beautifully dark and lustrous al
most over night IL you'll get bottle
OF "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" at any drug store. Millions
Of bottles OF this old famous Sage
Tea Recipe, improved by the add
ton OF other ingredients, are sold
annually, says a well-known drug
glst here. because il darkens the hair
so naturally and evenly that no one
can tell il has been applied.
The Washington times., 1918-02-19

lam sure that you are! Every one is knit
ting, so it seems to me that everyone will
be glad to have these charming little
novelties that found down on the first
floor today.
The Washington times., 1918-02-19
Those Wishing to Make
Their Own Curtains

Will be well pleased with the collection
of curtain materials we have provided.
These come in both ecru and white. In
cluded are Madrases, Scotch Madrases,
Checked Voiles, Striped and Dotted
Voiles. Plain Colored Marquisettes, Col
Ored Brocaded Grnnad;re and Printed
MarquiSettes. 35c, 45c to 85c ward.
The Washington times., 1918-02-19

Those whose hair is turning gray
or becoming faded have a surprise
awaiting them, because after one or
two applications the gray hair van
ishes and your locks become luxuri-
antly dark and beautiful
This is the age OF youth. Cray
haired. unattTactive folks aren't
wanted around, so get busy with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound tonight and youll be delight
ed with your dark. handsome hair
and your youthful appearance with
in a few days.
This preparation is a toilet reuui-
site and is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention Of disease
The Washington times., 1918-12-31

UATB nurse wishes position In the
rEsEcy dept. OF iron or steel works
catlonai Institution: can furnish any
EponnnA<y. EEaakliR 67I Ia
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL
WaBhington's MosJ Beautiful CrrneserY.
Pa. ave. s. r. (Extended).
For White People Only.
Burial Sites from IS to S25 Each.
Compare our location and prices with thosl
ot other cemeteries
Buy Now Before Next Advance In Prizes.
save 500 per cc5t.
Let Us take yoIout. show you the newest,
Mcs. logical sn3 beautiful cemetery
in Washington
FREE AUTO SERVICES
For further information. address
JOSEPH J. CAILO2. TraaA
~ Sth 81 N. q Phone Linc. sss.
3sS@-t7ah6
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
SPIRITUALISM

LIcsnsed BY the District Of cOIaRS'o-
PSychic and Vocational Expert
II success does not attend you I can cell
you why. Advice on health. II you are iIl
or discoura ged, an analysis Of your cals
will help you Immediately.
DR.. CHARLOTA JEANNE,
! Office Hours. 1. A N. to p NJ
f4e2 Ego -. n. W., Room l. Frank. TeiT-J.
A11As
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
WANTED-GARAGES

WANTEO-A garage, or shop
with space for about IS to so
cars. Apply BOX 229, Times
office. IA
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
PHONE THE TIMES
Main SEQ. CLASSIFIED Advt- Dept
DEATHS

DANIELs-On Monday. Dsesnbsr %, 'at 3
p. m. MAUD MARY. aged seventeen.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dan
iela. Of Berwyn. Nd
Funeral from her late home Wednes-
day, ,. m. Interment At Beltsville.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
MONEY WANTED & T0LOAN

WILL SOME ONE help = woman pay her
bills and get straight with the world by
Iozning her $3.50 for l year at 8 per cent
or buying her suburban lot, worth mucn
more for the same amount Please answer
quickly. BOX il3s Times office. I-3Is
MONEY TO LOAN-s2so 20 $500 900 on d.
c. real estate. Several trust funds, All
transactions conducted With economical
consideration for borrowers
Wh. ~. SAUNDERS 4 co.
Southern Bdllding. S97 isth 81. n ".
nozS-S0t
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
ATTENTION
CLASSIFIED ADvERTIsERs

A POORLY worded. eonsur ptIve
a LOOKING adysrtisement has very
little pulling power.
IF your ad Is not pulling the maxi.
mum amount Of results there Is q
reason. We have employed trained
men whose business Il Is to make
classified ads pay. They. have made
tising not only In Warrington but
in other large cities. It will not
obligate you in any way to have our
representative call on you. We will
not try to sell you anything. We
Intelligent force can be applied 10
your business.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs
THE TIMES
Used Car Bureau
MAIN $3.50


Will get you in touch
with people who have
second hand cars or
trucks for sale.
If you want to buy a
car advertise in these
columns and the services
of this bureau are at your
service without charge.
If you desire further
description of cars adver-
tised call Main $500, ask
for bureau, giving regis
tered number at end of
ad.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
MONFY no LOAN

on real estate; lowest rates: prior payment
PrtNllelea; large amounts. TYLER q
Ru1zEkEoxn t17 1ItA 81 asp2a-Ias
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE & hereby given of epselAl meet
ing of the stockhoiders OF the Liberty
Savings Bank. TO be held. Al 1f1f p street
9Ssasrs s. nrs sis q 'Ss .sss ~ q. Sa
pose Of increasine the capital stock Of sad
bank and trAnsacting any other baalnsss
that may properly come eefore said meet
O. o. watson. Z. J. Mcouads.
Wm- L Robins Judson 7. Gull. 1r.s
Grant ". Taylor. PAal 7. Johnsoa.
Majority Of Board Sof Trustees.
-1-SI.i.lt .
NOTICED
The Original and old Rsiiahla
SHADE SHOP
Is In the MIDDLE OF THE sLocK
oplJ yns D,.s. 733 f2th St a-,sss.. mss
W. Stokes sAlEEoNs. Prepris.es:
DR.. Edward Ferneyhough
Wishes to announce to his friends ana
patrons that he has returned and resumed
VETERINARY MEDICINE
the service OF the Government. 4oeo n q
y. W. PHONE WEST 1s5o. -
TO KxTERMINATE BED BUGS, reaches.
ants and water bug1. use Goth CenturJ
Insectictde- Sold By druggists or A. n Q
%. y.l NeS. 1ork ave oe3I-a
PURSUANT % Section I, Article VII, uf
sy-lEuS notice II hereby given that tha
annual nesting Of the stockhoiderB of the
Capital Traction company for ths election
OF board Of directors for the ensuing
year and the transaction Of such othsF
business a. may be brought before the
meeting viii be held 1t ths offies Of the
company Thirty sixth and n streets north-
vest. Waahington. d. C.. on wednesday.
January {. 1919. It 1e:ts o'clock - N.
The polls VIII Be open from II O'clock
a m until - o'clock noon.
Is H d. coMPToN, eserstsry.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
BELMONT

Noted clairvoyant and palmist. Gives
advice on business matters. love, health
and family affairs. Tells name OF your
future husband or wife. tells II one you
love Is true false. What part of the
country Is luckieSt to you. What to do to
be successful In life. 1915 N. Y. ave. ".
W. Next door to Masonic Temple Read
ings. 81 2s.3O.3i.2.3.4'
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
PALMISTS
PALMISTRY Is . recognized science, aud
RIIPAH EIDON

Is known as one OF its greatest exponenta
Hundreds visit this remarkable woman
daily. Complete readings. with accurate
descriptions Of what your hand foreteIls
only 81. Reception pRrlors N z. corner
- sth and NV, entrance sth ct. Hours
10 a. m. to 10 p. m. 2s.3o.3i,2,3.4'
Madam STANLEY, Royal Gypsy PaImlst,
reads the hand from cradle to grave; sat-
isfsction guaranteed. Give her call. I5il
II ". T. 30
The Washington times., 1918-12-31
FEMALH

DUBB WIDOW desires = position as
'uaakeeper IN q refined family where
'nctsr AZ well as efficiency would be
'8ciated- BOX III, Times office. 3I'
'1rG LADY wishes position in auto shop.
learn mechanism and driving; low
~ 70 start. Main 1907 or call I0ss
~ y. W. between 8 a. m. 10 D. m.
The Washington times., 1918-12-31

FINE POSITIONS
Times situation wanted" column
one an ad right away. an experienced
rztoF viii help you with it- Bill VII
sent sepzI-u
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01

Ct. anSgar areos bolot lit
Seitmsoe / Smea Gin og @Iafjpr
Wenl9beoer, 9aitor :. ~. SobnicnS
anlo, ben lite til Ace Gftober 1918.
Faltor Selmer 9erge, G%ltberpille,
Sa., 6olot aabnineSprPoifen pao
Gngelf meo Wott. 2S, 16-20 lom
Sefst. Sglgcnbe Yunfter on Sfole'
la9en bleo antaeet al Weoet; /.
&reosmsoet uotaler i'm @lGoe oper
at 8aloori College ircmoeleS fan
loa iortlGtte fit peIiiqucIicsrige gtr'
fe, % at oct oeb bette Sfoleaors BE
9%DroelIe bar ct itsrre Gttal eleper
emo n~ogeniinoe for ioa tiOlig | Sfo'
lcoaret. 2. Get uotoler lin 5ililiit-
ming til.oen Sroning ionl cr lnofert,
at Wtenigbeoerne peo uaIgte 9elegu.
ter tager Gel / Sfolcn9 geItprelle.
3. Get benitiaer til iamItlige Wtenig'
beoer inoen areoien at itette Sfos
lens @lerning ogiaa oerpeo at De
pocr gtiolcr til oens Grit. - Ser
bar trctten Breiter og nittcn Gelega
ter tilite0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01

Gen Ste % 7oc Cftober blco
0oitnr &. z. GiocApif inhldt ! ut
nnc SaIo, NoroIou0j Bangor, Pr
ltnQton oe 0afpooo McuigbcScr, al
Iaitor !. ). Gfse, &icciormono |
z. Gatota Giitrift.
- Griniiotis hitherite airte, 80
itor z. Wciicls NaIo, blcp Den CITE
0ttobcr inoulct al 6ormouo 5 vi
niSofcr. 9oitor 5. SopneroS bolot
0ropitetaIcr. TpIeenNe Ereltcr Del
toa / Sen bcligc SouNling: ). Gale,
". @reoeion z. Weiicl 5. @ltII@s
bera Ciier blcp optaget til Snorc
miSijuncn. Otter @u02ticnclten
bolot 0oitor @rc0cien Ell Yrrotten
/ oct enQclifc Sprng. Gn Itor 6or
fnnIino par tiIitebc % ipl0tc oen
inaafulot uoitrrcoe airfc til SrTn0
iel.
: Voitor s. g. SnIporIouS
.aaIo bor ser purct "Seruice 6IaG
,<nopielie / ielqcnoe airtcr: 5 Be
tbario airte. Ghompion, ga, boor
Trof. @iertnc3 ira &aIOorf holot
SnSpielieStalcn. 6Ingcet bar 81
Stierncr, beriblanot en- @uIbiticrnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01

at bcuorc Sporenes Gro / @ornenes
Sprol, ia ban. San ooporcoc MOB
lluiouismc. 1ililut inopieoe ban
airfcn2 "Scrpie Stag. Aitcloiie.
ret lapcS iii 9fco Grois.
Gu Gel Frciter iomlcocS ocu
i0oc September i @cIiieIo, g. o,
for at oredniicre eli YoitoraIfonie.
reu2. TN mioIertioia Organization
blep %iitnnobragt, meo Eaitor &. ..
%uNcbriQtion iom 6ornlano % ia.
itor u. Z Gisrubom iom Scfretrr.
Yoitor $. q. Suictb blep oen
Soc Gftobcr Ggtcpiet til SeIma Nc-
bccco Runhboug. GielIen uOisrtes
/ Qcrru VicniQbeoS airfc, Cane 60,
@ia.. al &nitor IS. 81. Hunobnug.
Noitor @ltictb blep orbincrct / 1917
oQ b%cticucr Gicnno, NAPLES o1 Gor
Srclicr2 Wcniabebcr / 2. Tnf. Grit
oen por Suacplcicrife % iorcitoo
Tom inoonn Grbeioet peo @opmoro
@oIpitol, Noumor0, g2i9.
SoIcm Mcniqbco, 9aitor 8.
u. SlcttcnS aolo, bolote& Wiaiious.
icit Senhoa oen 6tc Cfto6cr. Wi9.
iionrr @olporiou prGbifeoe ON 3or.
mi0halcn % holot Soreoroa ON
Mooogo5far mc0 2pabiQc0cr ON
Nitcncu. Qoitor u. Walmin toItc
ON Gitcrmio0nQcn ON "genncn8
@ctnouing Tor Nli2iioncn." Giieret
@cIeb Tia til SI,7S9Sl. Moaifc
lot mere tOnlmcr %icllcrc. Voo Wc
niqbcocnS "Scrbicc Stag" cr ser INT
G6 Sticrncr. &iltberou BROTHERHOOD
/ oennc OicniQbcO bar 100 Mc0lcm
mcr. Giitrift3iormon6 s. e. Nolr
toItc oco ii0itc Wtc0c. Tnitor Mal
min % Stilocnt Soben bar o0ioo
holOt FoIcr Tor 0cnne Screening.
- lirH0oG Sen Soc Cftobcr hoIot
Mcnidbcocrne tilbercnoc Yoitor z.
Nteiicl2 Gnlo WPi4iiorSfcIt / Bergen
Tormnnn :. 9luiSotcr 6oI0t
TrTbifcn. Ciicr bIcp optooct til
&n0rcmi9iioucn Otter @ro5tiene-
item blcp ser aipet ct FroQrom til
9Gre FOR &oitor MciieI, Tom poo
Sen 0oN frnoc icjrc FIN % NorSill-
ioul @reit. Iornono
Ylpiaotcr toltc puo Saufut6ct2
McniQhchcrnt %conc, % 1p'r-
roftc boa iioitnrpntc5 TcQrc en- go
pc poo $500. &uitor Nopncro9 toltc
poa &cNnc al Hafc Rcgion3 arco3'3
Grcitcr, Tom pou bom en- G6ccf poo
so. &oitor @rchciou toItc poo ia
miIien3 &cQnc. Gitcr at &ilicn par
al &oitorcrllc Barron oQ
@uli>bcrh tnffcnc EaItor N}ciirI
Tor olt bct Qooc iont bar BAN bcuilt
| DC ipun0uc Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01
Torrctmimgsnotiirr.
Vt fubre @riie.

@lai5 aIeuc cr life 0ct beoitc Sober
for @rtic. ut iobre Wais alene fan let
leoc til 6oreoelie os SpilOc, paa iamme
(to lon Oct life frembriu9er iaa goot
Hleit lom Ell ret ~aipn3iet 8atiou al
Woi5 % aisbmelS Santiago. Sperg
Hiu Experiments tation cler sit Conn
tps Hgent om Gecter's "Frotoioo". Mais
oa "Yrotofoo" er Den ioclle Apnbina
tiOn for @iebniu9 al @riie, foroi BET
burti8ere, beorc % b%iQiaere end noget
auoet 6ober gler Dem irr0i8e Tor mar
fcbet. 9cnne 90 Yrotcnt3 Frotein
aieOmeIs Snntdae er en- perfett &i9cz
upgt iom @rileiober pc0 Sibeu al Wni3
9ccter'5 "Yrotofoo" er Ell Summcnipts
ming al ubual9t AieNaftolo, grinnig
Nampet tp8t og inri,icret, perpan
cuuSterret og fiunlaIet,
Spsrg bin Soberbnuoler ON "Eros
tofoO", % iirio til oa citer Ell Fri BOG
meb urroifuloe Splp5nin3cr for @riiee
cpNrrttere. 8ogen gioer SornullGcr
for peapftet 6obriue al @riie / nQe Sta
oicr ira Smaasriie iii @ieOipiu. 3u
trrnger beuue BOG - itrio efter Ben,
Sacob 6. Setter & Cons,
Sept. .. u. Naiou Stu, Solua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01
SeOrc cnO GalpMcl
SufnStr bar Dpbastt Or. eowarSs' Slipc
Tablets Tom Il miiastligt Snbitttnt.

Tr. Gbparbs' CIips Tablets - Subpi
tuts: for GalomsI - CT ct miIbt men Ittfsrt
rtgnsrtuesmiebel, oe beus 0trtuiug pdu ye
p,rtr er nGitu sitbltttelia. d CT heinis
tatet at o.. GbmarbS' EeilutuiuQ ON life
al bebunoIe Gcp,r- % Roptouesr meo Golo
mel. Nuns gtitrGbellsr for at olltaIle bette
fr,mbrostt Nisis imou o~Ilueuiorueoe Sab
letter.
Eisle btbaa,Iies inuu EubIcttsr bar De
0obe giTfuiuesr ! Sulpmel, men Iu9en Item
me @ftsrpirtninser Ge ltGoer lite 8Gu'
berue, Tom teri, Op~lssulug,r al SuIomeI.
.. tagsr lat paa Ouoet % retter bet bur
tia. Sporior tur,re Stperen poa {gnoerncS
@%tfoituine2 Galomel sotIGgg,r moertioeu
9aubtlgb,t. Saa Gisr iterte OplesuIu9er.
Get er btbt life al tuQe Nulomsl, men at
laos Ir. Goporos' Gin: {ab!cts iuOtooe
hens IlooS.
Gen met, 6op,bpiue, Slspbso % TeIsIie
al 9Gobsb ,omm,r al 6orltoppslle og upIrt
iom espsr. rag o.. Soparos DIN, lobs
lets, naor bu tsl.r i!sp % ting. MtyI
hporlsOsS bs gisr en- ouerltpst Nleyut tIdr
% eleuoppetter ber ileps AOuo. l0c %
25c pr. 9Glfs. AHe Apotbetere,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01
Airgefi9e 2lpPeoer.


i- Nhlc Garth WcniQbec0, 1roIt
NPiun> buor lroi. @colono ituIoe
haze tdlt, men blcp i%orbin0rct paa
@ruuO al llpcir. Staact2 Vrclt tnl
tc ocrior. IIoNct bar p S%ticrncr.
- ) Siuocu Mcuigbc0, Sbompion
Soma. hpor Nroi. NcGIano bolot
&nNulcIicetuIcn. 6Iagct bar s
S@ticrncr.
- ) Fl Tctri N}cnighcba STRIFE,
Cannon, Miiuu, Eoitor ). :. ia
buns &oI0, bar Scr pGret aiholOt TO
@uo3ticucitcr iom lungc oil minoc5
al Mcuiqhcocn. Zen ne uor Sn0.
uiclic al ct "Scrpice SIuq" Sen0og
ocu 15Oc Scptember. Breiteu nar
uaiiitcrct al &irqinioS Mopor. CON.
&. II. &ohnion, oQ Here Solcrc.
&roi. 5. gSintcr opoortc6c mcO
Sonq Gen onocn bar aoniirmnti.
on og @~ltergonq SenOoq SEN 29Oe
September. 6 unlc QicntoQ fit
0nobsIoitc oq Qif innnncn mco 6or
UI0re til Ro0pcrcr. airtcn por bel
fnl6t pes bclqc 2lnlcOninqcr.
llnQoommcn / ct. Gn2qor
arco5 holot Mteoc t36c iii l50c
September og orQoniicrtc en- areoS
liqo. Groi. Oscar CIiou ira Git
tbcr Goacqe hoIbt 6opcotoIcn. Gale
hoI0tca oQioo al Or. e. 8. Solbcrq.
Goitor ,Sob2. @ruuifou prGbifcoe
SonouQ 1ornioona. IS 0cIcQotcr
uor tiIitc0c. Eoitor e. e. 81. Sen
FEN bIcD pnlQt til ErGiiocnt, @oitor
Z Nonicu. @iccprUiiocnt, WfiiS Sen
ME Ghorion, ScfrctUr, % Z. g.
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Coocn, Nlortbn 0obIcn oQ &o6u 8.
%crticn. SeuhnN Nftcn hoI6tc5
airtefonccrt mNcr Eroi. HIobn Cab
les @eoclir.
Griuitn MeniQbco2 airfc. ga
itor 3. Is. 9luitju9 &oIo, Si2ictou,
2. ,, in0uic0c5 pco Iiitrift5iorn
q. u. @sc Sen t30c October. BE
lnQrn6e Yrcitrr: Nnnmcr, @uu
marion. @icfmom, 6. q. Grctbcim,
9fif &oIum, NJ. Glen, >. @oiitoo.
On Gitcrmiooudru boIotc3 Sam
tale opcr "9tao6cmioIcrnc", inoIcoct
nco Foitor Glen. On 9litcncn hol0t
Normono @ec TorcoroQ oper "9}or
&irtc3 ErobIcmcr". 9hu giUI0cr set
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01

Ollln1cnmGno pnn Sc0er. Sll
"@citf" ifripes ira Splanoet: Oct or
ell ficlot Sag, at ser noe paa Seoen
cr ppporet Ell &Gffe imaa eIler iterrc
Saarbc % SusrnanbsIteoer, bpor
aienncm mango Iar or isrt Ell baoro
aomp for SilupreIien, oft linens set
itrGpiomme Irbeioc IenneocS mes
arenne I9rc, bpor ieoc &ier grpS
iebe % aornet belgebe.e Icn Sioerne
filter. 8uQaicbmGnoeue bar oQioa
ilaact iig paa Scoen. gn liben emit.
gaaro bill oe hape, og De finder set
moriomt at fiebe en- @oarb meaet
aiiioes. Yriien err albrig Iiben, oa
oct err oerfor ioritaaelist, at Manager
ell SuS- o. mitore @aoromanb fill
Ter iia al nleS ben ofte llioiomme
@aaro for at fiebe Ell | andre Ggue.
Selgen cr blepen, at Ell Del 8aaroe
iaor Sop at ligge ben ofte uben @e-
Itprcr, euer ON Ell iaaban finbes, er
ban oite ganite nparit meb grbeioct
og mlanalcr iuloItGnoig Snteresien.
Rife at utores opcr, at DC opgtige
2unompno, Der enonu or tilbaac pua
Seben, pearer iig peo, troos glim'
rcnbe SiIbuo, at iGlge fine 8aarbe
iii Ell iaabon SbelGgsclie al al oeres
m%auaeaarige SLID.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01

Gre CONNER Sne / Ncbraifa. Sra
@llSmortb meloteS Den 25oe, at Sne
bar begpnot at foloe ocu iorcgaoenbc
Nitcn % of oct bpioc 8Pppc oa opf.
feoe Warfen / Ell 9pboc al tire Com
mer. Get ineebe frenlOcIeS. Der bar
lalot afperlenoe Snc % Hegn ira
Hopcnna til Den peitIige @rGnie al
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