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The Washington herald., 1918-06-14
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-14
KONETCHY'S CLOUT
LANDS FOR BRAVES

Boston. June IA home run by
Konetchy In the fourth scored Kelley
ahead Of him and gave the Braves a
to win over the Pirates today. A
fast double play in the ninth, Kon-
etchy to Wilson to Konetchy saved
the day for Boston. There were three
on at the time and one out. Score by
.innings:
Pittsburgh .....,.,. .Ooi Ooo Ooo-I a a
Boston .................00 900 800 00x-2 5 1
Batteries: Harmon and Schmidt;
Nehf and Wilson. Umpires, Moran and
The Washington herald., 1918-06-14
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
st. Louis, s: Phillies, s (19 innings).
Chicago. 8: New York. 4.
Brooklyn. s; Cincinnati, 0.
Boston, .: Pittsburgh, 1.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-14

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Washington at Chicago.
Athletics at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at st. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-14
BASEBALL STATISTICS
American League.
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.

HEBIEHDAN'S HEsULIss
st. Louis, Q; Washington. o.
New York, 8. Cleveland, ..
Detroit, 10: Athletics. 2.
Boston. 6; Chicago, O..
The Washington herald., 1918-06-14
CHICAGO CUBS TAKE
THIRD FROM GIANTS

New York. June 13.-The Cubs took
the third game of the series with the
Giants here today when Phil Douglas
won his second victory OF the season
to l.
Sallee started the game for the
locals, but retired for a pinch hitter
when the Cubs registered three runs
on' four straight hits in the seventh
after two were out. Anderson fin
ished the game. Score by innings:
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03

Raleigh, May 28.-Since the beginning
Of the drive for 500 recruits from
North Carolina, the navy recruiting
station at Raleigh has sent away over
hundred men. Ensign Shelton, in
charge, is anxious to secure the re-
naming four hundred as early as pos
sible.
Now is the best chance for enlist
ing. The selective service is being
extended to cover all men who have
just reached twenty-one, and after
June 5th it is going to be hard to ob-
tain a permit from the local boards
to enlist. Ensign Shelton says:
''The young man who desires 10 en-
ter the service Of his country vo;un-
tarily must act quickly. The navy
offers to the young man nov facing
registration an excellent opportunity
and good chance for promotion. The
navy today has need of men from al
most every calling-electricians, ste
nographers, teachers, mechanics
and there is an opening in almost ev-
cry trade.
E'The navy is playing most i'm
portant role in the present war. Our
huge army of millions will be useless
if the navy fails in it's duty-fails to
keep the seas clear for the transpor-
tation Of men and materials across
the Atlantic. If our navy meets de-
feat then American independence will
be no more. The American navy must
stand between American homes and
German despotism,
This is a day when every man
should serve his country. If he fails
to volunteer, he must be drafted. No
young man., without dependents, has
a shadow Of an excuse fer not being
in the service of his country None
! hut towards will fall back when a
mans work is to be done. The day is
coming when young man without
dependents and in civilian clothes Will
be a community disgrace.
Fight because you want to-not
| because you have to- Don't wait for
the draft. There is still chance to
get a release from your local board
take it. Save your self respect. See
any recruiting officer. The main Of
| flee for North Carolina is at Raleigh
N. c., Commercial Bank Building
with branch offices at Asheville, Char
| lotte and WinstOn-Salem
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
Union Prayermeetings at Parkton.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.

Parkton, May 28.-The prayermeet-
ings for the closing month have been
profitable and of such nature as to
be interesting to all. We have studied
some Of the great Bible characters
and have derived much rood from
their lives and have realized that -hev
being dead yet speak.
Throughout the month Of June these
services will be held in the Methodist
church each Wednesday evening at
nine o'clock. At our pastors meeting
Monday evening we decided to consid-
er the subject Of revival meetings.
We earnestly desire to awaken the
people on this great subject that we
may all be prepared to enter into the
approaching revivals witt! mighty
desire to give ourselves uareservedly
to the upbuilding of HIS kingdom at
large. May we have your prayers
and presence as we carry out the fol-
lowing program which we have ar
ranged.
June 5: Subject-"A Revival of Re-
ligion." (a) What it is; (b) Its Nee
essity; Leader-Rev. J. L. jenkins.
June II: Subject-"The Means Of
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
WAR IS NOT A MONEY
MAKING BUSINESS
Germany Thought So But War is
Proof-Nation That Raises Most.
Money and Men Wins.

Winston-Salem, N. c., May 90
War is not a money making business,
if Germany did say so and intend to
make it so when she plunged over
half of the world into a death grap-
pie. In her cold blooded fashion, her
politicians and the Kaiser's large cir
Gle of bankers, manufacturers and
ship which group of men is
to be known in history as the Pots
dam gang-convinced the German
people, particularly the business men,
that war was profitable. They rea-
soned thus: agriculture pays six
per cent; trade, eight per cent; fl
nance, ten percent; shipping, twelve
per cent; but war is an industry that
pays fifty per cent dividend upon the
investment!'
This group Of men headed by the
Kaiser quoted as proof to the people
what Germany had won by war. They
were reminded that by making war
on Denmark, Germany won a rich
province and made possible the Kiel
Canal, which left Denmark perma.
nently crippled and exposed; by MAX
ing war on Austria she acquired cities
and provinces worth an hundred times
the cost of the war: and that by wal
with France, provoked by means OF
forged telegram, she won an indem.
nifty of one billion dollars and the
provinces Of Alsace and Lorraine
Glory of military achievement was
promised to her soldiers while the
clergy and professional men were
made to see the wisdom of it by max
ing them feel tina their livlihood de-
pended upon their subserviency to the
Kaiser's will.
Germany knows today as America
France and England know, that wal
costs money. The nation that car
Withstand longest with that ef1icienc,
and equipment that money can furn
:sh will win the war The world il
betting on the nation whose peopls
save, serve and sacrifice most.
That America may become school
ed in doing without, in working anG
saving and lending her savings to he1
Government, is the purpose of the Wal
SAVINGS camoa'gn. That her people
have their heart in their work and viii
make the cause serve its purpose is
what their savings and sacrifices are
showing every cay.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
President Wilson Drives Rivet in
Big Freighter.

President Wilson lent hand Thurs
day at Alexandria, Va, in driving a
rivet in the keel Of what will be the
steamer Gunston Hall, a 9,4OO-ton
freighter for the shipping board.
Mrs. Wilson also played a part in
the keel laying, guiding the last ver-
tical plate into position and naming
the ship as she did so.
81 haven't got any union card, but
guess it's all right laughed r.,
President as he clapped a sturdy
workman on the shoulder after the
white-hot end of the rivet had been
beaten to round head, neatly edged
against the keel plate. pretty fair
work." commented the shipbuilder
with grin.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
TAKES FOOD TO WIN.
Rcbeson County Soldier in France is
Cheered By News of Patriotic Ac-
tiyities cf Folks Back Home,
To the Editor of The Robesonian:

Will you allow boy from Robson
county few lines in your paper? I
receive TIE Robesonian regularly now
and I sure am more than glad to
get It, because it gives all the news
from home, and of course we all like
to know how things are Going around
home. I was on "brlage duty" in your
town last summer and enjoyed my
stay there very much. always look
first in your paper for items from ST..
Pauls (ray home town., then l look
for Lunberton and Ten Mile. I was
reading in your paper some time ago
Capt. Fallon's address, and believe
me all he said was true. I am glad
to see in your paper where the people
Of old Robson are so patriotic, es-
pecially the farmers, for it takes food
to win the war, and if they will
furnish the food and ammuniotin we
will come back home victorious.
With best wishes to you AMI all
the people Of old Robson,
Pvt. EARL MCDONALD,
Co. B. 1T Engineers, A. E. F.
Somewhere in France, April 20. 1918.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03

surely proved to be. I feel better and
stronger In every way since taking it
ana tne annoying symptoms have disap,
peared: Mrs. M. GoDDEN, 925 Ma
poleon St., Fremont, Ohio.
such annoying symptoms as heat
nasnes, nervousnsss, backache. head
acne, lrrltability and "the blues ''rnau
De speedily overcome and the svster,
fes1ored to normal conditions by this
famous root and herb remedy Lydia =
Pinhham's NJ Vegetable Compound.
II any complications present tho,,
selves write the Pinkham Med;cins -
Lynn, Mass, for suggestions how !
overcome them. The result of fo-,
years experience is at your service an
your letter held in strict confidence.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03

home.
tbs work commends itself to ever,,
mother, as she looks her little ono :.
the face, and thinks about its furura
welfare in case she should be t,Loa
away from it. None of US can ardl,
realize what great work this j. ~,
til we have some experience .b,.
brings the lesson home.
We are glad to know that SOM c,a
has taken up the work to helm e,,.,
the present crop of babies. We NV
reed them II their war corti3u,s.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
THAT CHANGE IN
W0MAN'S LIFE
Mrs. Golden Tells How Is
May be Passed il, Safety
and Comfort.
:, Fremont, O.-'1 was passing through
the critical period of life, being forty-

SIX years OF age and
had all the symp-
toms incidentto that
change-heat fash
es, nervousness, and
was in q genera, run
down condition, so
it was hard for me
to do my work.
Lydia E. Pinkham's 8
V e g e ia bic Com
pound was recon-
mended to me as the
best remedy for nv
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03

Promoting a Revival of Religion"
Leader-Rev. J. K. Hall.
June 19: Subject" isaiah 1:18
Leader-Rev. W. L. Maness.
June 26: Subject-"I isaiah 55:1
Leader-Rev. J. l.. Jenkins.
W. L. MANESS, Sec.
The Robesonian., 1918-06-03
Patterson Springs Home Prepared
To Take Infants.

Corresponds of TIE Robesoaian
Patterson Springs, May 29.-Rev.
J. H. Spaulding, manager of the Pat
terson Springs home for the mother
less child, has sent out circular let
ters to the hospitals of the State, an
nouncing the fact that the home is rre-
pared to take infants, and that the
nome has secured the services of DR..
I. G. Hamrick Of Shelby. DIR. Ham
cick has the honor of being one of the
,es- baby specialists in the State. He
has aboat twenty years experience,
and will be of great service to the
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
~NopoDrpIaacm | Smoien.

Gen inoiife Iegicring bar nplig
labet nonrbeioe en- Stotiltif, lom ui.
Ter, at life minore emo 2,270 Mtcn.
neifer / Snoien or blepet or9bt al
Hopopr / Iaret 1916, oerai SAT
oe iarli9e Topoproiitrifter. gf Dis.
Ie SAT bar mere emo 500 ialot lom
Dire ior Sigre, ser alt / oft bar
paa i'm Sampittigbeo omtrent Solp.
parten az ole DC 2,270 9ip, mcocnS
a~rofooiner, IIigatorer og y loIpin
bar giort oct al meo 800, % &gr-
ner, eSopuroer, @isrne, lllpe "a
glciantcr bar or0bt $50 Wcnne.
fer. Mfen langt iarligere emo
aae sc nGuntc Nopopr CT Changer.
ne. SSffc minore enc 10000 Weu.
neifer er / 1916 blot libel al SIon.
ger, 3. b. I. ca. 5000 Here emo
1915. If piIbe Gpr blcp ser /
1916 irl0et 400 Eigre, mere emo
5000 Seoparoer % ilere tuieu min.
ore farlige Our.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

Zen Aieu0Sgiernira. at Hurateo Sror
tod9 bruge5 al cbcr ire Ri1ioner Reus
nc'ier aGrliQ, oN at lnd mango Nrger
'oreltriuer ser iout en- Sonit til ~Sornnelie
al Stprtc % Sloo hos ipoae. ucrUgie.
neobrliote Weuneiier. bar lcoet I'll. al
~ircnraaeroe 2rpcr % andre bar irerts
lar II lluoerieaelie nor at beitenme bette
gfiooel5 T~ortlcnelter. on hbdo NtSIe MP
porterer bur0c ourc Al TOR @iotioheb for
Hubltfllm I HlWiuceliabeo. 0ldnot oisie
GrtlGringer CT en- Al Or. Sdmes Srnrcis
Suliuon. tibliaere Srge beo @ellepie
3olpttai (%uocuoerS Separtemeutl Rem
Vort. oQ gScltcbciter Gormtn 6oipitdl.
lont tiger: War Den enc Yutieut cfter
Zen dnocu bennuote az iperge nugdneroe
mini Yieuirn ON HurdteN Sruu. lnd be-
litteoe lcg az 9dd griuoi9 ino | bette
Senid OF lelb erfdre. buurutot bette Nios
Del ntrtelia BENDER Oct &9ro. lom pdus
ltdacS az bets Nabritduter on bcuioueS az
iun mnule ~frcnraocnoe 1crioucr. Tetie
or ntiurat hpdN leg trUr erhper nrlig.
lomuittiQheoeiulo SGQe lluloe 0icre fsr
ban ioreltrioer cler. Ioauer i'm Hnbe'aliug
for uoQeiionlhclit Tro0utt. &riS 9mrttileu
er pGrbiI0S. buroe III prnitilereroe YGQer
barre SC ferlte III at oioe oeront. % hpis
oct er uirtuinQSfulot. On or ret por 9ltat
al dnbcfule oct Ill bore GntieuierS @cla
frro. On lluocrisoelie di Sdumculrts
niugcn / Norumloeu FOR Nurdtco Srou
Qioroe CT iaa 0oNt Snotrnt ueo bette Yrus
butts lUQcuoc 90eulidber. az lea eicblii
tcliQ 'dtte oct wa Yrgpe | Here huurNs
naitcoc Sllirlotr. Sdu hurtih forsQeoc
set Stnyie, Gner0i % lloholhcrheo hos
&c Intientcr. pdu hutlfe oct d%nueuoteS,
di lea b!eu fait ouerbcpiit ON BETS mGrfs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
ltimagclige YrGSifencr.

"Iibe Stiftst." ifriper: s Sen
fcrite ariestib bar Oct life lieloen,
at Yreiterne / be ienoerjpoife airfer
brugte lit gmbeoe til politiife @e.
tragtniuger pna FrPoifeItolen. Sic.
re Steocr beflogcoe Silbsrerne Jig
oeroper, Oct biaIp; men MI er ser
enfelte Treiter, iom %begpnoer igien.
Taitor GbriitianIen / SprItriip bar
i en- Sfriitetole frembGpet oct enite-
lige / at bare gooe Senuer; ariiris
err 10 ben bebIte Sen; men set er co.
Iaa eoot at babe Genner Iom Sin.
~benburg og @%ubenoorfi -!
$ Ell anben 6orbinbcIie bar inn,.
me Breit nbtuIt 2nife ON, at SIN.
oenburg fom herop, iaa at oet taf-
remmelige 6olf funoe fao 9eiligbeo
iii at trpffe bans @aanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

9pife SoIoater por for nogIe "a.
&c Iiben poa Sost eiter ct 9ar ling
tebe Husiere / NGrbeben al $50.
bling. 6or Sifferheos Sfplo ianoi
man ogIoa paa at unoerIsse ct arai
ser / N~9rbeben, men Der par inqen
Husier. Gerimoo sioroe SoIba.
terne ct aup, Ser for Dem bar meget
bebre, ibet be inbe | Grnttet, bpor
eaers ingen letter line 9en, fanbt
itaaenoe ct belt Sees Sapre, ca.
1900 Tunb. timber DC nlipRrenoc
Sorbolb, bpor 9aaroene eiennemis.
ses al @pnbigpeoernes llbIenoinsc
algo asiiItance al ct fort Nntal
SiaIpcre for at bortisre til Staten
oft. hpao hcr iinbes no oper ben ra.
tlnTcae Gel, har gieren billet reooc
npset iii tine Spr. "a bans Rapn
liaS babe paa Sosn os paa SGtfe,
par ban let al iinoe; Der blep refpi.
reret Seite. % 6unoet bIcp fisri
bort / Sriumi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
SfDttcrgrauSfebcrem.

@lanbt De panifeligite Spabom.
me, man bar of befipmpe / oen III,
paagaaen0e &rig, er ben Iaafalbte
Sfpttergropsieber. 9enne Spgbom
angriber Wpno, Iom l9nge bar Iig-
get / Sfpttersrapeles SmuoS %
ubpsieniife SorboIoe. Scr at faa
unoeriegt SpeoOmmens Iariager
ilbf9rOiseoe De brittle Npnoigbeoer
en- Ippel til ale, lom life funoe bcI-
tage / De Strioenoes H9ffer, ON at
laoe Iis inSpooe meS Sfptiergraps.
ieber, iaa man futoe foretaee piOen-
ifabelige llnberisgelIer peo ct al De
Itore SpgebuIe. - Slanot De man.
se "Soriessfaniner", iom piloe
DIRE Jig, bar ct tort gntal samIe
SoIoater. Tom life bar iitano til of
sisre Milit9rtieneite, men iom paa
benne Naabe snifeoe at tiene lit
9ano os isge at Iette 9ioeIicrre FOR
Be fipmpenbe aameratcr. Selp
apinSer melbte Jig, ifient inscn
ftnSe foruoiise noget ON Reiulta.
tet al oisie Experimental, Tom life
Dor iaa sanife uiarlise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

example of the splendid American
generosity and unselhshness now
shown by American women.
American blood these days again is
flowing on the battlehelds, the ma
tons best sons are giving their lives
and blood like their forefathers did
for our, ! say our, for Norway's sake,
for they are also fighting for our right
to live as an independent nation.
Ladies and gentlemen, let us then
to-day while remembering the heroes
Of the Civil War also with the deepest
devotion, with sincere gratitude re-
member those who to-day are fight
ing for us on the battleields of noble
France, on the high seas. giving their
lives for our happiness in time to
come. Let us join in Lincoln's words at
Gettysburg, that from these honored
deads we take increased devotion 10
that cause for which they gave the
last full measure of devotion; - that
we here highly resolve that these shall
not have died in vain"
| have the honor 10 place these
flowers at the foot OF this memorial
with the highest respect and devotion
for those who gave their lives for the
ideals for which Abraham Lincoln
fought, and in the defence Of which
President Wilson now has modified
the whole American nation"
After this address, Mr.. Ben Bles-
sum, from Chicago, spoke, especially
touching the situation of the day, how
the whole world was lined up against
the German "kultur."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
esnngernc fra Gmslanb.

Com Suar paa mango 6oreIperg.
Her, Der er inblsbet til ari8smini.
lteriet, befienotgisres ~felgenoe /
"Seimbal":
De ira ruSiiif &rigSfangenifab
Siempenoenoe fan uoen SnoifrGnf.
ming mpenbes til &rigstlenelte
igien. Oct piloe tribe imoo Den al
minoelige Sernepligt, bpiS bisIe
Weolemmer al SGren efter oeres
Srlop blep anpcuote an0erleoes eno
De sorige &ernepligtiee, al bOilte
mange isres til 6ronten isien Ielu
eiter gientagne Saor.
Soriaapiot Der er i9rlige @run-
De, I. @r. iom 6slge al iremifreoen
Iloer eIer Somiliebenipn fan ices
bort fra anpenoelie peO Srouten,
fommer oiSie Sprbeltemmelier %.
Iaa be fra rl,Siiit 6angenifab Silent
penote tileobe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
Mhcpcrins al 2innco.

SoteIer, Tenlionater % 8iGit-
%eiperier, Tom CT itanoict, lfaI iGl-
&c 70 pGt. al lit GGtfctsi, 80 PCT.
al lit Sengclinneb % so PCT. al lit
&~uslinnco til Sc ofiicicle Spfisberc.
gf andre Sorretnin9er ifal Ser lGl'
ees 70 pGt. al SGffetoi, men Der
finn Ifal afgiues anoet 2inneo, buor
Ser cr lGrIig itore 6orraao oerai.
Triien lonl bctaleS for Set Ianle.
oes ailepereoe, er Snofisb8prtien
meo ct Siurg poa 20 psf. Tor
ubrugte @arer, lpm nlIcreoe er fjpbte
/ SreoStio. Ser betales 6 pGt.
Hellter al Sc ubrugte &arer, Iom er
fiebt nnber Grigen. Sor bruetc
@arer betaIcs ser en- Suroerings-
pris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
SOa0 Ct Nmrate0 Srom?
gese iorfarsr. - Siser at Ynblifnm bnroc pic bpab be taser. - Brat.
tiRc Haab angaaenoe bpao at giore for at sienppbpgae bin
Stprfe. Strait % llsbolosnbeb iamt iorsse be
robe 4orpuhlcr Ylobet.

brrotQe &Groi iom Sorif % Bloefcrrrer.
Sea bar lioen lelo tuoet bet meo fors
frinliQe Reiultdter. Ser er SuiiuSer of
belifate. n~erosie. neobrrote @enneifer.
Der trpnqer netop en- Grepurdtior ion
oeuue, men iont life peo 6uu0 De linl
tage. Gerfor bar lea d~lnoriig ~tilruaSet
en- pibtitrutt Sfieutligeisrelle al en- eos
luoren SrflGrtna ON @dnlmeniRtniuaeu
al bets Sorutulu. iGd at Rublitum tiiuoe
oioc hbdo De tnger. Seure fulDitGuoiqc
TormulG Tan mn rtuoes / &uiler ouer belle
Yduoet. Set er Idmmeniut hopenidqeliJ
az oraduiIt Bern / Sorm az Srou Yepz
to1dtc az en- ipetiel egeu Writ. % at
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 'om or Ct az Be melt
~ioitbdre StprtemiOlcr .ieuDt. I'll Sabris
tauterues RIOS Tan oct liaes. az De brle
ger rem melt toit6drc Sorm AZ Srou
Yeptounte. uteoeuS De pes ar BRUCE andre
Sabri,dtu ttnoe hare nnbrdgt set idntmc
Nodutum p~trfeligt Seru t tine Su5letter
til miuore eno en- Tlerocoels 8o'tenoe, 90
oeb az bruce metdlit Sern hmoe De bouc
reouceret bets Nolteuoe til minorc ems en-
Solotcoel, men oeo lddleocs ar qIgrc Bro
buffet biIli9erc piloe be uoeu Suil hnne
forntiuoitet oets l0aeuoe Tirtning. Gftcr
min Wcutua Oil en- orrbpgqeliG llnoers
leAelic az huilferiombelit 2rge eller ,Surs
nlGcclit operbcuiie bert ON. at Rurdieo
Sron iom fremltiuet / oenue Surnruld bcr
titles blduot i%sritctldsIes % melt Itreuat
etbiiie Yrerdrdttoncr ficuSt AZ 2roes
pioeulfdbcu Set operquur boilfctiomtclit
ic0 u~ogeniin0e fer bar brllQt FOR at Aliens
opbp9qc Snitrntet og forcge Sc reoe @looz
torpulilcr. oerpeo ~beripeuoe 90 bcfpItenoc
@looet. ldo bet Tan mooitda 5paSonrnle3
IuQreb."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

2577-Lsdies' Dress. Cut IN 6 sizes
"a. 80. -. 40, ~ and a. inches bust
measure. sire IS requires ga yards Of 80
inch material. The skirt measures about
~ yards at the foot. Price. 10 cents.
25JJ-Girls' Dress. Cut In 4 sizes !, 10.
IL and IA years. Size 10 requires ; yards
OF 36-inch material. Price. 10 cents
25T3-Girls' Dress. Cut In I sizes 4, .,
: and 10 years. Size s requires 81 yards
Of 36-lnch material. Price. 10 cents.
2is421S7-A Charming rhree-Ptece Suit.
Coat-Waist 2lS4 cut In ! sizes 81. Be, 3s.
40, ~, ~ and 46I inches bust measure. Ii
requires ~ yards Of 36-luch material. for
the waist. and 3k yards for the blouse. for
a 3G-lnch size. Skirt 21s7 cut in 7 sizes
-, -. 20. %, 30. 30 and "a inches waist
measure. and requires 3s yards OF SS-inch
material for a 24-inch size. The skirt
measures about "a yards at the foot. TWO
separate patterns, 10 cents o EACH
pattern.
1592-Dress or Apron with Bloomers for
Girls. Cut in > sizes =. 4. d. : and Ii
years. IL requires for a 6-year size, 81,
yards Of 2T-lnch material, with IA yards
for the boomers Price, 10 cents.
lT35-Men's Negiigee or Outing Shirt
Cut in ! sizes: IS, 40. 20. ~. 40, AS ant
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
SnSbcntet al Spoen - % saaet
bort ira ben.

gnfe Ictte 9cnneSien / Spanoet
har ifsIge "SeimoaI" mootaset Set
Sorgens @uoifab, at beuoeS Ssn
Sans er blepen orGbt paa |eien iii
@onegoaroen, ga han itoo / Segreb
nieo at reiie biem poa Srlpp.
Sor lGneere Sio liocn fom ser
iielse "Nonneoirfe" ira 5elien Gi.
tcrretning ON, at 9ontorneSbirlper
TenS. ser for arigen arbcibeoc paa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT / 2e9umtlo-
tier, bar faIoen; Sen ul,ee Wtano
bar lin @ooers Steite. Nn forle.
SEN tom ser imiolcrtio ~pllioieIilt
@rep ira TcrS nico IeooeIelle ON,
at ban houoe oct goot.
Sens haooe orbeioet paa en Sfri.
peitue / Gtoppc; en- Iften par ban
gaaet / @pen, o. ga set bar msrt
Nat, bar ban 9aaet icil OF off |
lrrgere Sio omfring inotil ban
itcote paa inf Wilitrr. "a ban
onIiocr fom tiIbogc iii S~fripeItren,
bar Ser life meget tilbage al SEN;
Ell @ronat par iloaet ueo i Slliet o.
bapbe orGbt 5 Wono.
ga Sens bar i~oriprutoeu, bapbe Mi.
Observation-Disclosures mert, at ban bar
blnnot Sc orGbte, og icnote bans
Mooer WeooeIeIic ocrom.