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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
By ETHEL GILLEN AVONDALE CHAPTER

Report of Avondale chapter, U. D. C., Red Cross unit No. 66. Mrs. Abner Hawkins, chairman: Number of articles made since September l, 1917, to June l, 1918. Number of knitted articles: 61 sweaters, 22 mufflers, "A pairs of socks, 67 pairs of wristlets, 13 helmets, skull caps. wash rags; 245 knitted articles. Hospital supplies: s42 pieces of surgical dressings. 3e5 head bands, S41 bed shirts, 137 suits of pajamas, S7 surgical stockings, 10 nightingales, Is under shirts, S4 handkerchiefs, 30 hot water bottle covers, 11S towels. 2S sheets. Total hospital supplies, 211S; 245 knit ted articles. Grand total of articles made. 2363.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
AMERICAN MARINES
 HAVE SUFFERED " CASUALTIES IN WAR
This Includes 106 Killed in Action and 58 Deaths From WOunds-Latest
 Army List

Washington. June 17.-Total casual ties among the American marines over seas from the date of their landing to Inst June 9. number TT. according 10 summary issued tonight by Major General Barnett, marine corps com- mandant. This includes 1O6 killed in action. 5s who died of wounds, 533 wounded in action and one missing and one held prisoner in Germany.
 LATEST ARMY LIST
 Washington. June T.-The army cas- ualty list today contained 39 names. d:- vided as foilows
 Killed in action, 6; died of wounds, q; died of airplane acident l; died of dis- ease, I; wounded severely, "A; wounded degree undetermined. l; missing in ac- ton, i.
 Officers named were: Izk Died in airplane accident, Capt. Harry S. Gwynne, Tulsa, Okla.
 Severely wounded, Capt. Albert s. Tucker, Laredo, Tex; Lieuts William R. Gah-ing, Mount Vernon, Mo, and Samuel J. Gilmore, Brooklyn. N. Y.
 Wounded degree undetermined, Lieut..
 
 Hugh S Thompson, Chattanooga. Tenn
 The list includes the following from southern states:
 Killed in action: Privates Henry J. Robertson, Lockport. La, and Dan T. Graves, Ellisville. Miss.
 Died of disease. Private George Jones, Norwood La.
 Severely wounded, Private Joseph R. Pace, Elizabeth, La.
 The remainder of the list follows:
 LIST IN FULL
 Killed in action: Privates Charles w. Albrecht. Brooklyn William Fl. Goodwin. Clovis. N. NJ; Claude H. Myers. Browning. Mo; Pietro Nata.e. Montenegro.
 Died of wounds: Privates Alexander o,kosky. Canoe Run. Pa, John M. Peterson. Rutland, S. p.
 Died of disease: Privates Bonifuss Miller. Elerie. Pa; Edgar Lawrence Pattee. san Mateo. Cal; Paul A. Wine- hole. La Porte. Ind.
 Severely wounded: Capt. Albert Tucker, Laredo. Tex. Sergt. Charles H. BUCK, JdIHeStOWI, IN. L., h'CA Q '. Al ''A ~ Simmons. Canton Okla; Corp. Alex ander Sabo. Railway, N. J.; Privates Joseph c. Balenger. Lowell, Mass; Barnes c. Becwith. Parkersburg, w. Va; Dewey Brewer. Indianapolis; James Donaldson. Washington, D. c.; Jodie M Ferguson. Timpson, Texas; Ralph H. Fox. Hershey. Pa: Marcelino Garcia, Meadow Brook. w. Va; Neil G. Gibson, Holley. N. Y.; Gustav c. Gunderson, Maddock. N D.; Levi D. Johnson. Ayr, N. D.; Fred R. Lawyer, Bismarck, N. D.; John c. Lisle, Colura- bus, O.; Harry R. Matten. Reading. Pa; Leo E. Mitchell. Amsterdam. N. Y.; William A. Roe. Fort Wayne. Ind; Marion Sinatrai. East Boston. Mass; Clarence Stiff. Evansville. Wis. Missing in action: Private Robert s. Niver. Hartford. Conn. Eejoined company (previously re- orted missing): Privates Edward D. Gurney. New Haven: Carl H. Nilsson, Flainvilie Conn: Boleslaw R. Sefclk. New London. Conn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
KING PRAISES REID GROSS

The King of Italy sent this cable gram to President Wilson. who is also president of the Red Cross:
 The humanitarian work which is conducted by the American Red Cross under your direction among our people has won the praise of the entire Italian nation. In caring for the wounded at the front and in alleviating the suffer ing of the civilian population who have been compelled to abandon their homes by the invasioH of the enemy, the American Red Cross has gained un- dying gratitude and has strengthened the unbreakab1e ties of fraternal friendship between our two countries.
 Tn expressing to you these sincere sentiments of the army. the Italian people and my own personal senti- ntents, I take pleasure in sending you, Mir. President. my most cordial greet ing. VITTORIO EMANUELE."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
JOE WHEELER CHAPTER

The Joe Wheeler chapter of the Chill dren of the Confectionery will disband for the months of July and August but will continue to do Red Cross work for the duration of the war. This chapter has done splendid work.
 The empty chairs at the central workroom Monday calls for the follow ing:
 Will all Red Cross workers feel the obligation to answer the call that has come from the gulf division for the consignment of gauge dressings to be furnished by July I? They must be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18

sfonnea at a big city in the Gulf di- vision. He simply rolled off, got to his feet hitched up his trousers and started out looking for trouble.
 several canteen workers tried to be as pleasant to him as they did to the other drafted men on the train. He either ignored them, or made rude re- marks about them to his trainmates.
 Finally. a certain canteen worker who had been watching him for some time took the matter in hand. She went over to the rough guy and glared at him sternly.
 Then, when she finally got his atten- tion, she gave him the most vigorous "bawling out he had ever suffered She told him he shouldn't associate with decent people. She asked him if he supposed he was going to make any kind of soldier. When he got on his khaki she said, he'd expect it 10 be respected so he had better respect the canteen workers uniforms When she got through he was looking chast- ened and almost pleasant.
 That was several months ago. The other day this same Bowery trouble maker came through going from Texas to the east to await departure for Frence.
 Such a changed being he was! Trim and upright in his khaki there was little about him reminiscent of the checked cap and the fists. He recognized the canteen worker who had "bawled" him before she saw him.
 You did me world of good" he grinned q kept thinking about what you said-especially about the uniform -and I just cut out the rough stuff. I'm much obliged to you"
 As a patriotic organization and an of ficial auxiliary of the war and navy de- partments, the Red Cross cannot under take to secure the discharge of enlisted men. A national agreement has been made, however, by which Red Cross home service sections will occasionally be called upon by army officials to in- vestigate questions concerning the cir cumstances of families of enlisted men who seek discharge because of depend ent relatives. Such requests will gen erally come either from officers of the army directly, or through field and as- sociate field directors of the Red Cross at the various camps
 Home service sections will be of ma terial assistance to the government and the army if the following requirements are scrupulously observed in answering such requests:
 1. Facts and not opinions should be given. 1t is for the officers of the army to pass Judgment on the facts as submitted. The information sought will vary, but generally will include number and relationship of dependents, the earning capacity and the contribution made by the man to them before en- listment and their present health and financial circumstances.
 ?. It is absolutely essential that the investigation should be made promptly and report rendered in duplicate to the Red Cross representative making the request.
 3. Bearing in mind the nature of the facts sought, every care should be taken to respect their confidential character. Under no circumstances should home service section divulge information which might lead to neighborhood gossip
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
CUT OUT ROUGH STUFF

He was the toughest specimen on the train. and that's saying a great deal Most of them had been drafted from the Bowery.
 This particular "bird'' was thick-set and had a protruding unshaven jaw. When his hands hung at his sides they unconsciously formed into fists. On his head was dirty checked cap with a visor that dipped at a menacing angle.
 He didn't get off the train when 1t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
Red Cross Bulletin

The work of the American Red Cross has grown to such proportions in it's efforts to relieve suffering humanity that The Age-Herald will publish a Red Cross bulletin daily. Contributions to this column from workers throughout the district will be welcomed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
AN APPEAL TO WORKERS

There are no agents of the Red Cross authorized to solicit contributions from merchants outside of authorized drives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18

ready to ship on that day. Won't you come and help?
 MRS. JOHN LONDON,
 Chairman of Womans Work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
ATTENTION

Your patriotism can be further .evi- denced by prompt payment of your Red Cross fund subscription at the Birmingham Trust and Savings com- pany. Cheeks should be payable to Second Red Cross War Fund"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23
StDrt Sab. Gen

Stprt Sub. Gen ~beficn6te ipenif.
omerifanitc Siitorifer, Yrofesior
Imanbils Sobnion peb Benniplpania
unioeriitet, leo / iioite llge ct Cab,
iom bar tilintetgiort 6rugten al
mango Iars Irbeioe for bum. Trp-
fesior Sobnion, Der ierlig er fienht
for jim "Sistorp Of tbe Smeoes on
the Selafpare", al bpilfen 10 Sin0
er nofomnlet meb llnoerltettelie fra
llniDerliteteter, biitoriife Selifaber
D. |. b., bar fornplig flpttet no til
Gbelter Springs, Sa., for at arbeioe
Der | SommertiOer. San bapoe netop
fuloenot Wanuifriptet til ct mt Ditto.
rift TGrf % bragte mango gars
Noter iamt Sofuntenter % Ssger
meo til treble Sino al 9elaparc
Soen IferneS Siitorie, ga Ser en- Scat
/ iiolte ltge opitoo Slo / Siliet. iont
neobr9note til 0runoen. Yroie5ior
Sobnion % bans Sliitru reooeoe Jig
/ oereS Nattei, men alt, bpao De eieoe
og bapoe, oeriblanbt oct ~fuloenote
Wanuifript, mango Iars Sptegnelier
Iant 0ofumenter % 9pger, Ser life
fan rltattes, blcp ct Nop for SLANT
inerne. Sen ganle Gioenifabsmano
bar taget Jig Sabet meget ner.
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musien DoIstes til Snitruftsr, oa
GueIie beiIuttebes aiboIbt bper Tirs.
bags os 6reoags often. M9nS oper
IS gar optases.
@r. os @rs. Senrp GIaoager
boIot ben 17be SuIi @rpuup for
Gutteren Bertha % CHARLES 80.
Muir Of Cos animas, Colorado.
@ieIien forrettebes i Siemmet peo
Paitor 8. $. @ein, os fun De NOR.
meite SlGgtninge bar tiIitebe. Get
llnge Var tiItraaote itrar en- @eiie
til @rilogommens 6or9lbre i Sair.
LAMB, Sno., % DC bill i Wibten Of
Iuguit iGtte go / Wanitou, Colo.
raoo, bpor Wr. Dfuir er SfoIe.
superintendent.
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Sprina @ropc.
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Ntonon % Nbebe Gone bciraer
'ortiocn i'm @roocr elmer / Sornbli,
lfoutauo.
Tnit u. :. Sobnion t~iltroootc
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no'lnat o9 nil pTre iraprrcnbc eli
4Paonebs Sib.
Sobn Gneelbreiion % bans
Nrno. tioIigere emma aiomc, iii.
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ircmtioi9c Nicm i &uoion. isis.
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bus tiItraaote i%orleben meS Iuto.
mcbiI eli &eiie til Columbus, Won.
tona, buor De agter at arbcibc
aiennem Sorocit % SrGfina.
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@rooeS pngre gorsere toa iorIeoen
aiteu Oct isrite SfriSt til at oraa.
Hiiere en- Some Gs.arS. Gull Has.
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Sen oDrcbare Vcrlc.

@eo en- Notwithstanding /
ct Sbeater i 9uoapeit ~pptraaote BEN
1or lin Sfienbeo befienote Tsri, Mo.
RE Serit5a ira &ofoperaen / 8ien.
NfeoeilS aunitnerinoen lang en- Itor
grIe, gift benoes pregtige 8erIebaIs.
paallo It'll, og Eerlcrne triueoe neo
paa Scelten, Den enc otter bcn an.
Den.
Slln'tnerlnoen bar iulot opmcrf.
lom paa llbeloet, men lana s(rieu
illelloe uoen nleo Ell Wtiue at for.
raaoe llro eler N~erpsiitet. ga Sep.
pet bar gaaet neb, beapnote ale Sc
SptrGoenbe iprig at Ieoe cftcr Ser.
Ter, og Oct lpfteoes pirfcIig oeiaa at
lI'loe ole meo lln0tagelie al Sen itsr.
tie, lom bapbe en- @proi al mil,oit
$1,000.
effer n9ite Nilmer fa1ot Eenoren
Irntlol oct pTrbiillbe &Ienooie bort
! en- arog. ga ban opcrroftc SSrlr
Soerlt5a Ferlen, bIeu bun Iaa GLAD
oper at faa i'm Sfat igien, at hun
talot ben lpffelige Sinoer ON Sal.
len og fpSIeoc bam meo De Sro:
SEQ taffer Gem, firre Irmioi".
SelIoren fpittereoe ilasiaroia for
Spslet meo Sperasmaalet: "Noor
oll De after mite Seres TcrIer.
naaoige 6rue?"
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Srnnnp.

@ir. % Mrs. 8 ". &oIm bolSt
/ Sorooas @ruuup ior in Cotter
&iIoo ION bIeU Gltcoict I'll 9cit.
nont Clarence Cio'ion ira luIutb.
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% iorrctieOcs al @roieaior Carlo
q. Speroti, o~ueruores al Den nprme.
tie 6ami!ic % nogIe al 9rliocns on
grnogommens &enner. SsiiereI,
Sngo @oim par @ruocpiae o.
@ruogommcrS gror Stto gruoe
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grpuupsgiIoe began De Rpqiite ia
poa lin &rpaupsreiie iii Gulptb oe>
11.Sloer ON aitenen. Ssitron,
1Iaiion Der bar giennemsaaet sur.
for Referpecificerer, bar allereoC
nosen Sio tieneiigiort / SGrer %
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"Natipnnl Service Nnm6er" er

"Natiunnl Serpiee Nnm6er" er
llnoertitelen pun Sbe american,
Scandinavian Hcpiem'S nctop llo.
TONNE Sefte Tor Sulp-slilguit. Som
man al ooennGpnte 9etegnelie bill
forltaa er oct iprlig Sfanoinapernes
0eltagelIe / % Spn paa &rigen, iom
bebanoles / nGrpprenoe betimeliae
&efte, Der bill biorage meeet til Of
bortrpooe Wist9nfiombeo oa flar.
giere for I%merifanerne oct patriotiife
pg lopale Stanopunft iom Sfanoi-
naperne i~nbtager ligeoperfor tit Ibop.
tiplanb. "8bp pe ore at mar, ct
alltoriieret Snterpiem meo Selnator
Snute Nelion al u. g. g. Sarts bill
bli lnlt meo Sen allerlterite SSSnter-
este; ligelebes Sauna 9litrltp Gar.
TENS Irtifel "Norie Segions OF Demo,
cracp", bppri bun anilaar Mntallet al
Stanoitaoer / amerifanif ariastielle-
lte III 115,OOO. GnObl0ere lnoebol-
Der Sfriitet Ell intertsiant Irtifel ON
DC itn%noinapiife BLADES Solonina til
&rigen, Taitor S. q. 8. Stub fortrl-
Ter ON Ben rationale llitberife Gonl-
missions Irbeioe, Garl Nermaril
bar en- goo S~marbcioclie til @ngelif
al "ben tapre Saloioloat" % &ogcr
Nielicn leperer Ell &arafterifisie al
YrGiibent @ilion. Oct uomerfcoe
og, iom panlig, imuft iQuitrereoe
Siosifriit fam faaes pco SnbienoeIie
al % Gents til Che Slmcrican- Scarl-
oinapian Heoicm, % @cit 45t6
Street, Neiu Yorf.
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44Se garsans.

noen bar 5irmaet GfoeIinser / Re.
gina. Saifatoon, Calgary, 2etb.
bridge og Gumruie. Sorretninacas
aarlige SmiGtning bar / De ienere
aar taset ct peIbist DIPPING i
tractors, SrGfcmaifiner etc, iom
l9lges ira Iar til anbet, tpnes i
Silnoretal. Canadian aperp Som.
pang, | bpiIfet aonilil Sang er So.
oeoeier og Gbef, er uoen SammenIia.
ttlll9 Den betpbeligite norife Sorret.
nlng I Ganaoa. Snben Den norfe
aolori I @innipeg bar ben np,lo.
n9bnte aoniul fun @cnner, oa 10.
n9onellen bill pGffe alminoelig I'll.
fre0sheo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23

Np Goninl. ct telegram ira set
norlfe 8eneralfoniulat / Wontrcal
mel0er, at ben norife Hegiering bar
beififfet DIR. s. S. Sang al @iuni-
peg ionl norif %icefoniul for Mani-
toba efter aioeoe &oniiil $. u. SCOT.
Zen npilonGpnte %icefoniul bcrer,
iielge "Norrena", meo blaiiot De
nloite norife Sorretningsmpno /
@inrlipeg, ioet ban boiatte Jig | oenne
@p / 1903, netop paa Den Sib, ga
Ben egentlige Snouanoring til TrG-
riepropinierne begpnote at ifpoe Sart.
&onill s. 5. Sang er fsot / &enpiue
Gountp, Nirn., ben 24be glusilit
1869 % lit iaalebes lin Sfole. o0
observation-disclosures / Staterne.
s 1908 fom ban icm iagt til @inni.
peg % aabneoe ionnnnen meo Srooe-
rem 6. s. Sang. e. u. gteIermoe o.
andre Ell itsrre Sorretning / Sarm-
maitincri unber Sirmarapn Sang
Bros. & Neuermoe. Sorretningen
brepes al bette Sirma inotil | 1914,
ga Den blep belt opertaset al Sreo-
rene 5, 5. % =. s. Saus, iom ,uI
briper Den iInoer Sirmmapn Cana
oian Iperp Go, 9to. Giteriom 9ano-
bruset bar uopifIet iis | Seitcn bar
Sorrctnineen poret unber Mr. Sarss
bpatise 9eoelic. iaa ben M er blanh,
De i,srite / itt SIass. Sorretninsens
&opeotontor er i @innipes, men oes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23
Gilial i Canada.

Ttltal I Sanaoa. MugsblIrg
Publiibing Souie fommer ia%nbipnlig-
bis / en- n9r Sermtio til at oprette en-
eeen Ifoeling for Canada, ifriper
"Horrsna". Iuere6e fsr Soreningen
bapbe man Saeen unoer Sperpeielie
og forbereoenoe Sfriot bar alereOe
taget til Sanfens Sterilization, men
ioa fom arigen oe Tlmnerne blep
iorelsbig opeipet. gfterat De ire
Girfeiamiuno bar forenet og Iugs-
burg Hubliibing Souie bar blet oct
itore Samiunos eneite Sorla9tiorret-
ming melote &rapet ON Ell llnoeraf-
being / Canada Jig enbnu iterfere,
% Samiunoets @oaro OF SruItees
bar after taget Sasen op. Sormano
g. $. Solitao og Sefreter &. @.
goe al SamfunbetS @oaro Of
2ruitees FAINT @eitpreren for @ugs.
burg Gubliibine Souie, Wtr. y. 81.
Sunobeim, er for n9rpGrenoe paa
Neiie / Canada for at unoerisge
6orboloene, beige De pigtigite Sern-
banecentre % / oct belle taget iGtte
Jig inb / Muligbeoerne for en- Bog
banoel mco ~tilbsrenoe Sogtrpfferi
etc. / Canada.
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9ecsrab pg Sme9l1.
Sen 22bc Suli 1918.
sra 1aint Greet, ia

sra Taint Greet, ia
Ssnoog Sen 30tc sunni bIeu Gono
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blteembe0e paa Hdlo ira Soml(
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norifRpangeIiif.I utbcrife 0tenIgbeccl
lom NipIpepreit. Or0inatlonen no
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fer CrOinationcn prroifcbe Srhi.
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"Nprif-M mcrifancren" c

met meo lit Ace Seite, for april
1918. vi Irtifler fan nGpnes:
"Srlie Sebigree Of George @aibing-
ton, Sbe 6atber Of Imericonism"
al Ilbert @eles. Sorfatteren ieeer
/ oenne IrtItel at paapiic, at George
@aibington bar al ifanoinapiif Ser
tornIt. "Slegtens Srem, og Silba-
gegang" er Ell Irtifel ifrebet al 2ibs-
ifriitets llogiper Martin lllpeitao %
er ct SnolGg for 2anollpet.
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ltblio SfjGbne. Sra Totbiop

ltbliO Sfjrbne. Sra Notbiop Be.
rctteS / Is. 3. llgebl." at baaoe Der
og WrS. u. .. Eeoerien liggcr ina
Wtr. 8eoericn fit Slag for omfrina
ct gars Sio iioen % bar liggel
ganifc ubiGlpelig, og for onlfri1lg Ell
llgeS Sio iioen blep hans Suitrl
ogiaa rarnmet al famine SlagS Eli.
fGloe, iaa III lager be begge, uoai
Stano til at biGlpe Jig ielp eler bin.
anoen. @lanot Sigbeler % andre.
iorn fienocr Wr. og WrS. Teoeriell,
bill bcnne Npbeo BIZ lrit mco 9eflo.
qclic.
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Ynltpr &. 6. Hpobult, ser er ball

til Sormano for ocll oal1ifc Strife
Nmerifa, or Senbcripbc, ioet ban er
lSoe 90e 6cbruar 1856 / Spitrup peb
&riitiansfelot. San prpueoe ferit
Sieen, men orog bereftcr til Imcrifa,
bpor ban Irefpentere0c ssolfebsiifolen
/ glf Sorn, Soma, inotll ban ienere
Tom paa Gitoo &piifole / Sannlarf.
5 1882 blep ban onnif Yreit / Wur.
quettc, Neb., % bar bapt iorificlige
&alo, inotIl ban III er aniat / Hacine,
@ia. San er Hiboer al 0anebrog
og er Ell anieet og afbolot Wano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23

Tom Smfunoets Sfole, % galset
er M falot paa fsritnpnnte, iaa De
TO Sfoler bIir iammeniIuttet og
SfoIbepeningerne / gperett bill bli
brugt berefter. Gen enoelige Gam.
men llutning % S%etalierne peors.
renoe famine afsisres al en- aomite
b%eitaaenbe af Hreiterne 6. 8. 5ois,
s. u. Stub % H. goeitao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23
Columbia Guacsc. Columbia 60

Columbia College. Columbia Col
leae i Gperett, @aib., blir i 6rem'
tiocn Den oificicIlc Sfole | Taciiic
Tiitrift for Zen norif .lutb. 9irfe
Imcrifa. Eaa Samiunbcts Mars
msbc / Sarge blep Sagcn benpiit +!
G"ieisrciie al goaro OF Goucation.
Spsrasmaalet par enten at antasc
SfoIen / gpcrett euer ben ! Yarflano
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23
Iartin ~ltlueitao / Seottle |

WUTIIH IIIUtTIWU 7 Uut
faaet @ito ON, at bans gamle Sar,
Beoer Slicl ltlpeitao, err 900 / @paa,
Sunnmsr, Den 17oe Wai. San bier
npIten 93 Iar gontmel % bar garife
friif og iterf lige til bet iioite. San
boeoe li9e til i'm 9eo paa oen gantle
SlGgtsgaaro hos lin Glbite Son %
bapoe oct iuGrt gobt uooper glbcr.
bommen. Soruoen Spnneu / Seattle
operlepes ban al en- Ssn % Ell Sattcr
| gtorge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23
Ten nprifc uncertainties Nfticr.

Siclge Telegram fra &oocofcntorct
/ &riltiouia iii 9iniens Chicago.
acntor, oaicrct Sen 20be Suli, par
&nrIcn poa Niniens Nfticr paa Sri.
ltianit %ers AS GO eIler S259.12 pr.
gftie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23
Tlntter fra Wraub Eurfs. SIR.

Wrs. u. s. SinoeIie iorloo iisIee
"Normaioen" @rano Sorts for of
ilua fig til / ct. Petersburg, Sla.,
for 5remtioen. Se tager Den LANCE
Cur pr. @il % itanier fsrit nogle
Gage / Belmont for at taee glfifeo
meo Wrs. Sinbelies SlGgtninge.
&inoelies itore Srs paa &eepes gpe.
er al S. 6. @oe SO. iolgt til Z. S.
Smitb for $10,500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23
Yruicsiur s.. =. 8rpnlio al Ont

loot College er al lutheran Som,
mission Tor Soloiers anb SaiIors
@eliarc blet anrnooet ON at opcr-
tage Stilingen ionu 6cltpreit / ocll
f%anaoiite grmc. Gftcrat Ia oper.
peict Sager meo SfolenS TcDfom-
melloe, iom bar crflGrct Jig pillig til
at laoe Troicaioren gaa og / SilfGlbe
boloc bans Stillillg oabcn ior ham,
bar Eroiesior 8renlib %iparet, at ban
er uillig til at paatage Jig Galoet, ON
commissioner life icr iig iitano til at
lfaiie Ell Wdno, for bpcnt oct oil pGre
letterc at fommc ira mlpGrenoe Still
ling elo for Eroicsioren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23

tcnier ON faa Gage at eaa sitoper
for / ben n1rmeiie Srenttib at inb.
ifibes for Sranfriee. San er @ra.
bucnt fra 9iitber College.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-23
%rpQmp. Miis Senrictta Croft

Trpunp. WtilS Senrietta 8rotb,
Siour Sails, g. Sat, % Yaitor
Z. &. Schmidt. Scn al Trof. oa
WtrS. Com. Scbmibt al HeO @ing,
Winn., blcp forlcoen Ggtcpiet
Siour Sails. @rllOcn er @raouent
ira Nortbipeitern Gonierpatcrp %
bar pGret aniat iom 2Grerinbe peb
Scanbinapia Icaocmp. @rltogom-
men blcp orbincret til Erclt pao
Narsmsoet / Sarge. Scr ban optpg
lit teolpgiife Stllbicm pirfcbe ban /
to Nar iom SPrcr peo Gamroie
Gam College. Get npgiite Tor pil
boiGtte Jig / Moacow, Soobo.