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The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-12
BATTLING NELSON GETTING
 BACK SOME OF FAVORS

Chicago, Dec. 12. - Bread cast. upon the waters" is returning much less than the proverbial thousand fold to Battling Nlsm, the "Dur- able Dane," of lightweight champion ship fame.
 Nelson, who Is penniless through legal technicalities and suffering from Spanish influenza, recently had his hospital bill paid. The "Battler appealed to friends to come to his aid. A check for $2OS, the gift of an organization he aidea in the heydey of his career covered the immediate eXDens ii
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-12

kidney trouble. Life is oa-s eoatln' ual round, of pain. You can't rest al night when there's kidRsg baSR' acne. You suffer twiAges eaId "stabs" of pains, annoying uriRafE disorders lameness and 8revou"aesH You can't be comfortable at Tprf with darting pains and blindiAE fE zy syens. Neglect these allmaa@ and serious troubles may follow. Bs- gin using Doan's Kidney Pills at the first sign of disorder. 2heuB' ands have testified to their nEeTft SIagway readers will find con yincing poot in the folliwing tasu- mony:
 Mrs. L. J. Stover, 2314 v. webb St, Pendelton, Ore, says: Y aaTs found Deans Kidney Pills to 80 all that is claimed of them for hack ache and kidney trouble About . wear ago l had a dull pain in the region Of my kidneys. Often I could hardly keep going, ny baos felt so weak and sore. After had taken one box of Doan's KidHSE Pills that awful misery ia nE back left entirely and Tas able to get around as well aa STsr."
 Price COG, at all deaisra. DsRt simply ask for 6 Eidnsy rsHsdF:- get Doan'e Kidney Pflis-tha Eaao that Mrs. stoTsr had. Foster MIL burn Co.,, MtsISr Buffalo, N. F.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-12

thre- zones in Alaska would hsr- monize with the whole scheme of standard time, and seemingly present n- great obstacles for accomplish mAnt.
 However this may be, it is oD- vious that Congress has not vested any discretion in the commission as to the standards of time to be ob- served in Alaska, and the remedy flo the situation must be found in Con gress, if at all,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-12
THE REASON AND THE FACTS
 FOR X WOOD ROAD

Ii has been quite agreed, by those who know, that good wages can De made by wood cutters at $500 per cord. four foot wood. The charge for delivering in town is $1.OO per cord. The government charges 25 cent per cord stutrpage, and today wood is selling for $9,0Oa per cord, sixteen foot moisture, delivered.
 The reason that this price is asked is hte fact that this wood is imported. It is hauled from the McRae spur near Whitehorse. and there costs $5.1O per cord f. 0. b. cars. The freight is s2.5O per cord, which leaves a possible $40 for hauling and prsfit
 The reason that ft is necessary fCI this wood to come from such a long distance IS a simple one. Skag- way has no roads to it's adjacent belts of tirsber. and no one seems inclined to shoulder the expense of building such road, because of the
 Reason that it is believed that this should be done by the govern ment~
 The fact that the government built "a road extending Up the river for a distance of about four miles, wnere there was already a fairly good road, is no reason for the gov 'erRment shirking this responsibility.
 The fact that the government oiClt bridge across the Skagway river to connect with road is no reason why they should stop. The White Pass has published a tarfff calling for $1.1O Der cord from Denver Station for minimum Of 10 cords to the car. Wood could not be hauled by team this distance of five miles for this amount, and the fact that there is tOuSands of cords of fine wood in the Denver Glacier valley shoWhld be induce ment enough for the government to buil6' good road for two Or three miles up this valley, connecting with the railway right of way, So that this wood would become accessible to the people Of Skagway.
 The reason that the White Pass would derive a revenue from this project. should. not be sufficient req so. for the government hesitating tc build this road
 The fact that the government is building roads throughout Alaska where there is less necessity for a road than the reason stated above should cause the Alaska Road com mission to give this matter careful consideration It is well under stoo'' that this has been taken up by the people jof Skagway, and the - aSSo' AOT ShtCu S TO@N1N IOl AOu NS' On the grounds that it would paral- Tel the railway. We heartily agre with the commission that a Trunk or automobile road, to the summit at this time is unnecessary, but we fdo think that We should have a road or ROADS leading to the rail roadN from the various timber bodies So that Skagway' would not suffer a fuel famine, or the people be put to the necessity of paying for i'm ported wood" which has to be haul ed nearly loo miles against a pos stble 5 O miles, and in addition to this pay inside prices for labor which is acknowledged to be much
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-12
EDITORIAL
COMMISSION HAS NO TIME FOR
ALASKA

Following is the report Of the In- tcrstate, Commerce Commission on the standard time lone investigation. Ii is based On an exhaustive in Qui-y conducted by Commissioner Aitchison. in every section of the country. It is ordered by the com mission that the time zone limits defined in the report shall become effective at ? o'clock antemeridian of January 1, 1918.
 Re9Ort of the Commission
 A.tChison. Commissioner:
 By sections l and 9 Of the act of Congress approved March 19, 1918, entitled An act. to save daylight anu to provide standard time for rhe United States" it is provided;
 That for the purpose Of estab- iisbing the standard time of the U- niteH States the territory of the con tiuental United States shall be di- y,deG into five zones in the manner hereInsfter provided. The standard time of the first zone shall be based on the mean astronomical time Of the seventy-nft degree Of longitude wes. from Greenwich; that of the fourth zone on the one hundred and twentieth degree; and that Of the tifth zone. which shall include only Alaska, on the one hundred and III tieth degree. That the limits of each zons snail De defined by an order Of rhe Interstate Commerce Comm1s- sion. having regard for the conVen- fence Of commerce and the exist ing junction points and division points of common carriers engaged iu commerce between the several States and with foreign nations, and such order may be modified :Iom time to time.
 Alaska Time Zone.
 The act provides that the stand ard time Of the fifth zone, which shan include only Alaska, shall be based on mean astronomical time of the 150' of longitude west from Greenwich, and shall be known and designated as United states stand ard Altska time. Our attention has tecA directed to the fact that the mainland of Alaska xetends from approximately 13O0 to 16S' west Of Greenwich, which, translated into o'Na, Is equal to more than two and one-ANlf, hours. Juneau, the capital Of tRe 1NSritory, with lognitude Of appro&lmatiy, 13432' west, is mroe than on hour Nte time east Of the ons hundred ana fiftieth meridian Co which Congress AAs refrered the Tnite' States standard alaska time.
 NOmally, We would, expect to find the southeastern portion of Alaska, lyins east of a southerly prolooga- lion 0: the international bundA-y running through Mount St. Elias. in a zohe based upon the standard or 1897 west of Greenwich; while the remainder Of Alaska would ap- proximateiy De divided into two zones, based resDectively upon meri- dia1s of 150' and 1859 west of Greenwich. These three meridians would pass close to skagway and Juneau, Seward, and Nome, res pectiyely he creation of these
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-12

higher than in this vicinity.
 Boost for the Denver Valley road, and when we get it We will again have S6.OO or $7.OO wood, delivered to our homes.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-12

Keller Brothers received . con- signment of the Army and Navy Ei Temglo cigars today. Try thom they are the finest smoke ever.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-12
Misery

Some skagway Kidney Sufferers
 Get Little Rest Or Comfort
 There is litle Sleep, little rest litha peace for many g sufferer fro
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-05-16

MIR. Louis Pfster is confined
to his bed with a severe attack Of
rheumatism.
Mrs. A. G.. Birk and son Yer
non have returned from a seven
weeks stay in Kentucky.
MIR. and Mrs. Roger Thornton
spent Sunday in Toledo with Mr.
and Mrs. j. M. Cosgrove.
Miss Addie Shepman has re-
turned from a weeks visit with
relatives in Weston.
Mrs. j. Mcclure had as a
guest Sunday Miss Florence Bar
telle of Toledo.
Mrs. Chas. Pisor and son of
Columbus came last week for. a
visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Trudeau.
I MIR. and Mrs. j. P. Grasser of
Pauling, Ohio stopped to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Finkbeinel
on their way to Florida.
After six weeks of confne-
ment in Base hospital at Kelley s
Field, San Antonia, Tex, Ray
Herman is again in training.
The Misses Stella Mahl and
Margaret Vietch of Toledo were
Mrs. A. j. Witzler rs guests over
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Grolla ha6
as their guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Limmer and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reitzel anG
daughter Velma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shep
herd of Maumee and Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Snyder and daughter Heller
were guests Sunday of Mr.. ane
Mrs. Oscar Schramm.
Mrs. Albert Reitz had a
guests Tuesday Miss Elizabetl
Matthias, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Klag'
of Toledo, Mr.. Albert Klagg o
Camp Sherman, Mrs. Geo. Smitl
and daughter of Monroe, Mich.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-05-16

Mrs. V. Fink of Toledo is
spending a few weeks at the p.
Cornelius farm.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Reed
visited Mrs. Reeds parents Sun
day at Neapolis.
Miss Ethel Trumpy spent the
weekend in Toledo with Miss
Dorothy Seaholtzer.
Bert Homer of Camp Sher-
man spent over Sunday with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Homer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw Hoffman
and family of Grand Rapids were
Sunday visitors at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. B. Thurlby
Mr.. c. A. Hampton and grand
daughter Miss Margaret were in
Detroit over Sunday visiting Mr.
Hampton son Donald Hampton
Miss Aurelia Quinn, who has
been teaching the past year in the
Anna high school, has accepted &
position for next year in the Water
vile schools.
For Mrs. B. Kinsley, the occa
sion being her birthday ami
versary, Mrs. E. w. Mumaugh Of
Maumee entertained group Of
friends Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arm
bruster, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Corneliu,
and Mrs. V. Fink attended thu
funeral of Mr.. Joe Shugar of Mau
NEE, held Monday morning.
Mrs. George Leslie Mead o.
Pittsburg, Pa, who is visiting
relatives in Toledo, was in tow
Monday calling on her friends
Mrs. Meade was formerly Mis-
Lena Wcdertz of Perrysburg.
Mrs. j. A. Neitz s guest of tn
past week, Miss Marie Kenney
left Tuesday for her home in Lima
Another guest, Mrs. Gale V. Johl
of Redwood, will conclude he
visit the last of the week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-05-16

Miss Dorothy Spafford visited
in Toledo Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Ellenberger has
returned from two weeks stay at
Tiffin, O.
Little Miss Edna Brown will
make her futre home with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Trombla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Cole and
children spent Sunday in Toledo
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Cole.
Little Miss Verla Mae Wag-
oner of Walbridge spent the last
of the week with her aunt Mrs.
Henry Leydorf.
The Misses Florence Atwood
Inez Gofnell, Mrs. M. P. Gorton
and Mr.. VIM. Atwood spent Sun
day in Jerry City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Drehrer
came Saturday from Britton
Mich, for weeks stay with their
daughter Mrs. B. Kinsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hennar
and daughter Elenor of Toledo
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hennar
were Sunday guests of theil
mother Mrs. Lydia Herman.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-05-16

Mrs. Henry Brinker spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs. VIM.
johnson.
Miss Alice Banker of Toledo
was Miss Leila Hollenbeck s guest
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Hayes of To
ledo was a guest for the week S
end of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes.
Ray F'rusher, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Frusher, writes from
"Soemwhere in France" that he
is in fine health.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis johnson
and son Carl, and Miss Louise
Grolle, spent Saturday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Will johnson.
Mrs. NJ. II. Bowers is enter
tanning this afternoon with four
tables Of five hundred, a group of
friends at her home on Locust
street.
A casket bearing the inscrip.
ton 'Phi Sigma was carried into
the auditorium last Friday night
by the Athenian mourners, but tht
tide turned and the Phi Sigmas
won the contest.
BENZ. Thornton received {
card from his brother Charles nov
in Canada. After being unable tt
enlist in the U. S. service, he en-
listed in the Canadian Engineers
His present address is Sappel
Charles Thornton, No. 2O08034
Carvings Heights, London, Ont.
For her son Floyd Thornton
who returned to Montgomery
Ala,, Saturday, Mrs. Edwarc
Thornton entertained a small din
ner company Friday evening. He
daughter Mrs. E. A. Saunders ant
little son, who have been with he
during her SON. S furlough, re
turned to Youngstown the first o
the week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-05-16

MIR. and Mrs. j. F. Byrne
called ON E. j. Spilker and wife
Saturday afternoon.
Norbert Allmendinger of To-
ledo visited at the VIM Veitch
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Winsler
and son of Toledo visited the VIM.
Shoe family Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Shinew of Portage
was Tuesday guest of her parents,
j. F. Byrne and wife.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Charles, Jr., of Walbridge will be
interested to learn of the birth of
son, who has been named Will
liam w.
The Misses Margaret and
Francis Calwell had as guests for
the weeks end Miss Mary Nc
Gowan and Miss Edwina Norris of
Toledo.
Mrs Edith Maddy left Tues
day for Ithaca, N. Y, where she
went to attend the commencement
exercises at Cornell University,
her son John being a member of
this years class.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-05-16
F.. JEZZARD

For Sale-A house with some
land. Inquire Jos. Rossbach.
FOR SALE-Choice seed po-
tatoes S1.2O per bushel of 60 lbs.
Frank Farley, Eckel Junction. lie
Miss Irene Clay of Oberlin, o.,
spent over the weekend with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Clay.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schlect
entertained their children and
families at family dinner Sun
day.
FOR SALE : 13-foot row
boat, good oars and brass paddock
$500. Enquire w. D. Stanford
Elm street, near railroad. l3a'
The Loyal Daughters Sunday
school class Of the Evangelical
church met with Miss Pearl Ulrich
Friday evening.
-WANTED-Furnished house
for June, July and August in Per
rysburg or Maumee. References
furnished. Address Journal office
Mr.. and Mrs. Val. Schwind
.Jr., and children spent Thursday
in Toledo with Mrs. Schwind
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jus
tin.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-05-16
Real Estate Bargains.

House on Second street, has Z
rooms, cellar and all modern i'm
provements. Lot 66xl65. Price
right for quick sale.
Eighty acres of fine land; fair
house, good barn and other build
ings. Good orchard. Only one
mile from Monclova.
A. T. DEwLAND.
PerryabuFg. Ohio
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-05-16
ALFRED P. HAYWOOD
Doctor of Chiropractic,

Has opened office in Perrysburg,
Ohio, 4th Street. Hours 9 100 a. m.
to 100 p. m. and Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evenings.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-05-16

When baby suffers with Group, apply
and give DIR. Thomas Eclectic Oil at
once. Safe for children. A little goes
long way. 30c and 60c at all drug
stores.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

fitrat for 100 Mar iioen, hsitioelig
Sororlna poa at Nurmanfplten til
hsrie Norge GSoaoen5 Neiier til
Nalmis); men lioen 1926 bar pi
enoelia ~ nilolipnoia opait ole
Santcr paa Den gamlc SsibeoSret
Dc efonomilte Sorbcle JON fmloe
lotfe or ogiun meaet belfeone. Soro-
hrlia er oa mac elter '0c fllmatllte
Sorbolo iorbli priniiiut. Otter
Nleloarm6cn3 Aeitalieuheo. @runo
flel0, lopcr lite NcrQpcrt&oriit me-
get, altl er oct intet Nuob ON
%onofrait al @~ciuouing uoeuior set
lotoIe 9chop cr oct piltnot nIe1et IL
Oct al. Nturmanbalen laar ditn
.Etm E0emnrfcr; set er eli politiif
%ane o1 uil tlm bupc nbetpocli1
%sfonomiit $ntercSie. Niiteri or ont
trent oen eneitc 9tpringSpci iont
flnbc ha GiltrTfuiua ior norif
6orctoaiomheo. OF ionn oaiaa oiloc
liggc naiurlia til netop Tor oeu.
Wurmantpitcn mod intcre9icre
oS; Den or oa lao upr, bper flor
Goa Ter mani 10 ira %nros Den Ger
ircmitittenbc Siltcbnloe. % naun.
liz ma Sen pGre / pore (onfer mi,
"a oen cr bit NrigSitucplooS, lar
inot lit eaet "Souiet" %. oct MIND
ltc mi0leriihiq, er leSnet ira oct 90.
r.le Muslon0. Gems SrcnltioSltiGb
lie er mis-. vi fonmer til at fel
&C oenne Stipbne mco lepeuoe Sp.
mcrfionrhD: men set beoite FOR o$
er, Iom iost. life at ho no1cn Gel
/ Sen. Aigierenoe ior oS' er. at
Mnrmatbanen or bpggct mco ubpre
l,bgiitcr % Initrcngclicr al Nus
LAMB, % bporlebcs DC ircmtioigc
Sorholo bIir / oct Sauh, 6uSierne
nil bo ocr iom i'm ira @cgpnNeIicn
iii enoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Vile NorbGug beilaalGaecs.

Observation-Disclosures / Berlin bar
beiluttet at belIaal9gge ale Slag3
6orbpug og CmbGng (SoIiorhGus.
@aroiuer, Stores, Nouleaurl. ionl
fnocs ueo Gore, Ninouer. Stabe.
Sfuefasier. 9ehaal9ggelien itrpf
fer iig life til SorbGng og CmhPug
/ Observation-Disclosures OF lieueite-
boliger, 1pIsgaroiner, giennembruo.
te. og Silfeaaroiner iamt De, iom er
beiiemte til Salg. 6srit ifal asor,
bpnaene i oiientlige g%ngninaer. ser.
eitcr i De itore ,sabrifer o. aouto'
rer oa oernRit, mar oct er nsonen
oigt, / andre 9pgninger beilagIpg.
ges. IorhPneene bcrttages icrit.
noor Ser ioreiinoes Vapiriorh9ng
ION G%ritatnins. Ie beilaglagte
Iorbpna ifaI anpenSes iii aropIin.
NED ill Sen minore6emioleoe @eiolf,
ming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Srn Slpucamercbet pao SpnScr.

ON Oct engeIlfe Slppeangreb paa
Ssnoer iortGller ct Gienpione, ser
iielge "9iibe Stiitst." iomme Dor
gen fisrte meo Soact inc iii 9neu,
at DC tire cngclifc SlnOere iii al be
0pnoe meo i(si iaa bolt opcr @ncn,
at ma nGiten life tunoe zine Dem,
men oereiter pluoieIia oaleoe neo OF
ilsi ina laut unber VonIbnroementet.
at man life flmoe tomme til at ifnoe
poo oent meb 5oriunrsfanonernc FOR
Sulcne. < De to Safer blep 3eppe.
linerne f%uloitpuoia s0elogt. / Sen
trcoie sal iaIoteS life uoget emit
lib. Faa 6iIbagetoaet ait en- al
Tlpuerne nco pao en- Mart noroueit
Tor 3snoer og tog Der eli Meieri'
ipano meo upmalfct Mplf meo liz /
SlpuCmaifincn. oa ban igien gif til
ucirs. Tigen, ser mulfeoe aisr tGt
pes. bleu inu iorifrGftet, al bum
alenltc at proteitere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Stur @rano / Gaocrslep.

Sru %ambrup mcl6es til Sob.
gp.": Nrcooa Wiooa9 tunoe man
beriro oblerpere Ell meset iior Srono
ipoior @rGnicn. @IaSene berneoe
brineer imiblertio ingeu Wcboelclie
berom, % man bar berior pGret
ippnot pua at eriare, buno Ser er
lfet. ,@i fan iooq mcooelc, at Scr or
5olc ON ct ior Den tpite WilitTrinr
onitoltnina meget isleliGt llbelo.
Spoo Der er ifct, or nemIia bette, at
belle set ltore Eager al So Der par
uoifrepet % inoiamlet | Iiitriftet oa
oplagret / &~ooerslcp, er brrnot. 81
aeleoes er > Sernbonepogne. Der
holot iillot poffeoc meo So. gaoet op
/ 2ucr. Noriogen til Slocns Op.
fouit ongipcs at ppre SelpontTn.
0eIic
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

uGlteu eubper Susoom. Sulinosr bar iuus
BET Teruud at pGre bette Wiooel, l~taeleoes
Wtiis Gtdrd pobr, u U. sob Ct, Grduo
&opibs, Nlh. ouu i,riper iii cit Ssuiuee:
seq trGuger lite Koruna uoget mere. Sea
ct belt inn eiter at bdue tugei ier 6lnifsr.
seq peieoe 30 Runo ier Ie9 b%egunOte, og leg
par od mager og ipoa. Seq bopoe iuaoau
Noiie % ipnttee idd beltduoig. at icg aIorIg
peuteoe al blipe lrilf isieu. Niue Geuuer
opgap 0oobet ON mtg seq tuuoe life
lpils Roget. Jtu tan lea ipiie oa peter 1876
funo. seq dnbcioler meo oer ltsrits (at.
~usnmeliGbso Yeruua III mine Senuer."
Wiis yobrs Brsu CT en- ,SnlpIrat,ou, ct
Nadbsts Fuoliab ri | oeube HulHoer. Get
~foglGler big. at ogldu OIL tan bIIpe teri.
irIlt % uirtelpitsn.
Rsruua fan iaaes iaapel / ~fluoeuoe iom
Sdblet Sorn. Spsrg BIN apotbeter. louis
OH letter IRIS poa BIN Suuoheo, nrootdg
iutet Subtttut. Cr. oartnauS peroeuss
beremte Verund Souit er buuo on trGussr.
Sbe peruna So, Cspt. 10. SolumbuS.
Ohio, cgidd uogiper Sr. 0drtmuns "Seal;b
Boot" Seuns Sog iads5 fgtt. Striu siter
ben. Tin alpOtbeter pI gips Dig en- Terima
Ntnduat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Scnoeriyllano
unocr Krioen
ltoirttelie al Maos &ineS Strai.

ltoirtfelie al Wiaos %ines Strai.
@ooroeier MaoS Wino / Slerlteo,
ser / Npril 'if 1 WfnaneberS llolGi
tcllc mco ailoninacu al Nci ham
iosmtc SGngielsitrol tbon on bans
1Samilic bar loffet til at pie Ell ION
Tcicrter iorfIUot Eolitiniano Eci
til @rrrien) ifuloe Den 11be NualtIt
iaien hope bcgpnot N%iioninaeu al De
reference 3 Maancoer, men ban bar
iegt % iicIac "Nibe Stiitot." iaact
lloipttclie til Sen lite Sftober. Sans
Siritrii % Gotter, Scr ogiaa bar nT.
ret lsSlobt Ell Sib lang, maa liaeIe'
Nea iortlrttc Niiorinscn al ocrcS
Strof ira lite Sftobcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Saa fum Der Sigtraas.

9roen peo Soloingbro bar hiotil
prret ipprret meo 9omme, men III;
err Den iisIse ~geit." bleuen ipUrrct
meo pigtraao | LANCE Saner. Iettc
itulbtes Ell inf @rGnicioloata ,Slugt.
en al De tnife Sagipoiter par blcpeu
tieo al Sorboloene %beropre. men ban
uiIoc life sisre iis oen llIeiIigbeo at
paoe giennem Naen. Terimoo gif
ban ben nil Ell aammerat, Der roo
polIeret pea Sroen. ios bam uoen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Wjar bore Abin0cr
iunocrc % iicrfere.
Sn NM Samc, Der oar opgiptu al tine
Scnncr ior Of se. idar iaicu i'm
SanobeS % iorsaer lin Ttnt
me0 - Tuuo.
Gm mratia Station trGnaer iterfe
90 iunSe 1pinoer.

Vu gtat;on tan lite
prre lierttre euo oen5
0uinosr. Cstfor er oet
eubper Guinoss EIigt.
euteu uug. miooelal
oreuoe euer / be irem-
iireoue Mar, at bcpdre
i'm 0elbreo. bpis ou
tr ieg % lioeuoe. ueut
life I'll imorgeu, men
100 einorius ilror
ibas. Smorseu fan bin
>psoom bape ta9et en-
'rouilf Bending.
Ger sr et Nilooel ior
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Gn iWliom Malta Trro.

6orlcOeu Not peo 5olutioen flat.
reoe NJ Miano OF paa @nanirgen az
tioligcre aisbmono Sr. Mdtcns Gus
/ Hnmaberreo / Anbenroa. bpor MI
&reolen bar lit 2euneosmiooel ITO.
'algSltcN, % gan iig til at brpoe ale
Gforltrnene al % foiteOe Stencne
neo I @ooroen. Zen udtlide Serb
lamIeoe iislae "Seimoal" e%iterhoon.
ocn CT belt lille Splsb. OF Soft brso
iorgiTucS beres Sicrne meo, buoh
Ser clcutIig funoc barre 6ormaalet
nteb SforitcuS Ncopirringen, eaer
ON oct mili1ui2 blot uor eli Ssun.
%aiTngcr, Scr por noe ior at iloa ct
lille SIoa i NotteuS Msrfe. SeIp
Tolitiet fom ti(itcoe. oq iaa Ior-
iponht Nnubcn uoen at oct IuffeoeS
at ino idt | ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

tilegnst fla 9anocts Sliefiloer, ser err
SanoetS piatigite mineralifc Iiaoom.
Tette faloes 1piflano Sreo meo Nh,
mcerlien."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

pioere / Raffen oa faiteoe BAN neo
ira Vroen, buoreiter ban | nqite gie-
blif lotte Doc Vlanfeperfet. Ia ban
bar tornnren poa oonif Srunh, bort
falteoe ban Taaben og Viffelbue.
uniformen onlapcoe ban oerimoo
til Ell cipil Gragt Deo at iierre emo.
re III. M, buorefter ban i~ortraf ira
8rTnlsegnene. Gaaen eiter ino.
lletteoe Ipiterne Glonfeperfet meo
Eigtraoosnettct for at unbgaa la.
nenoe 6Iuatiorisg obcr 9roeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

euts re nfer "frcsrnh, gunrn", ancci1l Ben
III sldbcer % Gierote. @is Dem ct Sinner al
glaoei mn ca on - % feuoer &c % en- M
hterreni. rdl ei moi nise az pdnilsnre be-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Y6Dbset.

FengerigeIigbeoeu - @uloitrsm.
men tan mo pei uPppe iigc noar
cglao Ill Grengene. Ter leueres /
Gcme 6io SPtfe meo "3so6s" /
STSiepiS, i%fripes Der iii 81. au."
ira Snnoepeo. .gloitiQiqc bar aaere-
DC tent op til 100 Marf 6crpeo.
Nten SrTr OF @itite peo Gei % Sti
Ter oaiao ITO, ionl om ell poloiom IN
ion bar ralet.