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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-18
JEFFERSON FARMERS
TO MEET TONIGHT

Hagerstown. Ind. July 1S.-The reg
ular meeting Of the Jefferson Town
ship Registered Mems club will be
held in the Hagerstown opera house
tonight. This place has been selected
as the meeting has been made an open
affair and all farmers Of the communi.
ty have been invited to attend.
]. c. Kline. Wayne county agricul.
ture agent, and Hall Pod Of Richmond
will be the speakers. The meeting ID
scheduled to begin promptly at
o'clock.
This will be one Of the biggest meet.
ings the registered men Of this town.
ship have held since their organise
ton, and farmers are especially urged
to attend as Mr.. Kline will talk on
hog cholera, a disease which has
spread considerably throughout the
county Of late. and will explain meth
DDS of combating It. He will also talk
on proper kinds Of fertilizer to use on
the farm, sand on the seed wheat fields
that have been selected throughout
the county.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-18
SEED TREATMENT
FOR INCREASING
YIELD OF WHEAT
First Step in Campaign to In
crease Wheat Crop to Start
August !.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 1S.-FIrst
steps toward increasing Indiana 9
wheat production via the pure-bred,
disease-free seed route will be taken
as q feature of the campaign this
year to increase the yield. D. s.
Myer, state leader of the wheat drive,
made this announcement today, when
he told Of seed treatment work which
will start about August l, In half the
counties of the state. The hot water
method of controlling loose and stink
ing smut, and other diseases which
come from the seed, will be used.
This is not a plan which we wish
to have taken up on every farm or
very generally. because the hot water
treatment requires expert care and at
tention so that the termination Of the
seed will not be spoiled in the treat
ment. Our work along this line will
be to have seed treated by men from
the botanical division Of the extension
department of Purdue University or
the Department Of Agriculture. who
are familiar with the methods that
must be followed to make the plan
successful.
I'VE hope to have perhaps, two to
six farmers in 80 or 40 counties have
enough seed treated this year to SOW
two acres or any small amount this
fall. From this tract, then, next year,
he will have seed enough for his en-
tire crop which may be used the fol.
lowing year to supply some Of his
neighbors. BY having a few men In
these counties take the pains to learn
the hot water treatment and how to
do 1t thoroughly without damaging the
seed, and by taking precaution at
threshing time. within three or four
years every farmer in the state can
have seed free from smut which has
caused such big loss In the state
this year. The yield is going to be
increased considerably when thsse
diseases are wiped out"
Pursuance of such a plan this year
will be big step toward obtaining
better seed not only for wheat, but
other crops In Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-18
Cool Weather and Ranges Of
Pests Cuts Indiana Apple Crop

LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 18.-Indi-
ana's chances of six weeks ago for
an apple crop of million bushels
above normal have gone glimmering
and instead the prospects now are for
a crop that will be somewhat below
normal, according to a statement
made by H. H. Swain. secretary Of
the Indiana Horticultural Society,
who is cooperating with the extension
department Of Purdue University.
The cause for the failure of the appar-
ent bumper crop of few weeks ago
Is the unusually cool weather Of the
spring in some sections aud the raw
ages Of various pests. His estimates
were based on reports from all Sec
tons of the state since July 1.
1T is worthy Of note" says Mr..
Swain. that the commercial orch
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-18
PETITION OF BANKRUPT FOR
DISCHARGE

OISSuNN06.
In the matter Of Raymond j. Gatzek
bankrupt. No. 4642, in bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF INDIANA, SIS:
On this 18th day of July, A. D., 1918,
on reading the petition of the bank
rupt for his discharge.
1t is Ordered by the Court, That a
hearing be had upon the same on the
2Sth day Of August, A. D.. 1918, before
said Court, at Indianapolis. in said Dis
trict, at nine o'clock in the forenoon,
and that notice thereof be published
twice In The Palladium and Sun
Telegram, a newspaper printed in said
District, and that all known creditors
and other persons in interest may ap-
pear at the said time and place and
show cause, II any they have, why the
prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
And 1t is further ordered by the
Court, that the Clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies Of
said petition and this order, addressed
to them at their places Of residence as
stated.
Witness, the Honorable Albert B.
Anderson, judge Of said Court, and the
seal thereof at Indianapolis, in said
District on the 18th day Of July A. D.,
1918.
NOBLE c. BUTLER. Clerk
July 1919.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-18

ards which have been given proper
care report high per cent crop while
those more or less neglected In many
cases are an entire failure, due to the
insects or adverse weather conditions.
Some localities. however, were sub
ject TO severe climatic conditions to
account for the loss OF the crop"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-18
KING GREETs AMERICANS.

LONDON. July IA personal mes
sage Of greeting and good wishes from
King George v was recently delivered
to the men of the American battle
ships with the British Grand Fleet
by the Duke of Atholl, who visited
the American ships as the personal
representative of the king.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-18

Mine fatalities In British Columbia
for the first quarter OF the present
year totaled five, compared with seven
in the corresponding three months in
1917. AW
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-18
II
Red Cross Notes

The sock yarn has not arrived at
the Red Cross. 1t is not known when
1t will arrive.
Tuesday, Mrs. Richard Study and
Mrs. Armour instructed the women in
Economy in making pads.
Mrs. Richard Schillinger and Mrs.
Linus Meredith went to Dublin to give
instruction in making pads.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-18

Pumps and Slippers, all
styles; values up to $500.
These are excellent serv-
ice ice shoes she, $. that 81 AZ
Evening journal., 1918-12-27
Ten Years turmoil in Europe Foreseen

sia are now in Norway, and 5000 in
Stockholm. and other thousands scat
tered over Sweden, and a stll larger
number in Finland. waiting. like. the
count himself. waiting to go back u
Russia "when It is better for me
there"
"vho are theyY What was ther
work in Russian"
"They are young fellows, most OF
them army officers, lleutenants. They
left Russia because they don't want to
be killed. And the count added, with
with a high laugh: 81 came away my
self because l did not want to be
hanged up"
How do they live7"
Some have money. Many work
They go into factories and put flsh In
cans. Their women go into tobak gab-
riks and make cigarets.'
We had entered an annex, and drank
coffee. All the time the restless-eyed,
melancholy woman kept on lighting Gig
arets.
Evening journal., 1918-12-27
.DEMODILIzING
FAST At DIX
twenty-five Thousand Sent
from Camp During the
Last Three Weeks
GOVERNMENT RULES
AS TO PROPERTY

CAMP DIX, Wrightstown, n. j., Dec.
27.-Wth a total Of approximately 25,-
600 men discharged or transferred Tor
discharge during the three weeks since
demobllizatlon began, Camp Dix now
holds the national record for speed in
getting soldiers back into civilian life
and occupations, for OF the soldiers re-
leased, virtually every man who was
not going back to his before-the-war
work has been placed in profitable en-
ployment through some one Of the vari-
Gus agencies operating here for that
purpose.
OF the men OF this small army who
have bid adleu to military life here
virtually all have lived within $50 miles
OF the camp. More than 1900 have
been discharged directly and sent TO
their home communities while more
than 1000 have been transferred to
camps nearer their homes for dis
charge. Commissioned officers to the
number Of $50 have been discharged
during the same period.
The daily total Of discharges is well
Evening journal., 1918-12-27
BY CARL SANDBURG,
n. f. A. stan Correspondent.


CHRIST1ANA Norway, Dec. H-l
have Just talked with a liberal poll
tiker. He is a lawyer, but earns his
main income writing leader editorials
Tor a Christiana newspaper. He had
huished an editorial tilted, "The Column
bus Egg His mind was troubled
about national self-determination. He
said IL will be ten years before Europe
zets Strengthened out, so that the chill
iren studying geography can be sure
This months map will be correct next
month. He said that President VIII
lon's projection Of this issue Of ma
ional self-determlnation into European
politics was the boldest, cleanest poll
Heal play that has ever been made on
he European chessboard.
He voices the views Of many thinkers
n north Europe.
1T is fttlng America should raise
his ISSUE" he went on. "Your melt
ng pot and youiErace problems run
Iown to the same thing as the Euro
pean problem OF national self-deter-
mination. At the bottom Of Il all, In
your continent and ours, Is the old
elemental strife OF language, traditions,
blood. | don't know how | would try
to make a league OF nations work
You are the one nation 20 inaugurate
the experiment Destiny says the ex-
pertinent must be tried. either next
year or the next fifty years"
Next table 10 us sat a man with two
women Between courses. one Of the
women smoked clgarots. After the
iesserft (corn meal pudding with apple
Juice poured over itl, she lighted more
sigarets. slender. pale, with dark eyes
Ind restless melancholy, she kept on
lighting cigarets. ! said: "These times
wouldn't like 10 have her cigaret bill
o pay
THE man was chamberlain TO the
.zar the last ten years the car was a
,zar He ate breakfast and supper with
he car and Is supposed to be a merry
lokcr" said my friend.
'Now he writes for newspapers.
will Introduce you 10 him."
The count-f0- to he was-took my
right mltt and squeezed IL as though
he wanted me to vote for him In No
vember for alderman. An yes-and
yes-yes-he knew so-and-so in Chi
,ago, who owns big iron works, and
he knew sO-and-so's secretary, and
these most excellent Americans. and
several other most excellent and charm
Ing Americans he frequently had tea
with, and found them most companion
able, and he trusts he shall meet them
again
"ATe you going back 10 Russiag"
Not now. shall wait. go when
Il is better for me there"
He estimates 1000 persons from Rus
Evening journal., 1918-12-27

braries and athletic goods which has
been purchased by or donated to the
company are to be sold prior TO dis
bandment and the money will form a
part Of the company fund Of the or
ganization. Should any property not
be thus disposed Of prior TO demobiliza-
tion 1t will be turned over to the de-
partment commander and distributed
for the benefit OF s.s.S enlisted men still
in the service.
While the Second Anti-Aircraft Bat
Evening journal., 1918-12-27

above a thousand and on the day before
Christmas reached 1900. Another 49,
600 from overseas and training camps
are due within the next few days. the
vanguard arriving yesterday from Camp
Hancock.
Because OF the speed with which the
government is sending men here for
discharge the Army Y. NJ C. A. has
decided not TO reduce its secretarial
force and VIII maintain its twelve huts
in operation throughout the winter.
Evening journal., 1918-12-27
SALVATION ARMY
RETURNS THANKS.

The officers and soldiers Of the SAL
walton Army thank the friends and
public In general for their kindness in
donating the funds which made it pos
sible for the army TO give Christmas
cheer to 500 OF Wilmlngton's poor fam
ilies. The dinner was distributed on
Christmas Eve. Each basket contain
ed chicken, potatoes, peas, turnips,
bread, butter, coffee. sugar, milk, eel
cry and apples and a copy Of the
Christmas War Cry. on Christmas
night $50 children and parents were
entertained and given candy and fruit
and toys.
Evening journal., 1918-12-27

Another new building has been added
to the headquarters group. The head
quarters detachment has called II "The
Hall Of Records as here will be kept
the records OF all organizations dis
banded here.
The War Department has ruled in re-
gard to the disposal OF company prop
erty left by demobilized organizations
here. settling a problem that has been
troubling many company officers. Prop
erty such as pianos. monographs, IL
Evening journal., 1918-12-27

TALON, C. A. c., has arrived here
overseas for rehabilitation. re-
army noncommissioned officers ].
priyates in the organization who ell
listed prior to April 1, 1917, viii nc
get their discharge at this time no
until their term Of enlistment expires
These regulars have been transfeAe
TO the Fhtieth Infantry, now statlone
here as permanent post garrison. The
will retain their present grade in tn
transfer.
Evening journal., 1918-12-27

Quinlne That Does Not Affect Head
Because OF its tonic and laxative effect.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (rablets)
can be taken by anyone without causing
Is only one "BrOmO Quinine" r. W.
GROVES signature on the box. 30c.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1918-12-27

Hotel de Colslin houses the Amer
ican peace delegation in Paris. II was
at one time headquarters Of the Amer
lean Red Cross. IL has been the home
OF the Cercle de la Rue Royale, one Of
the most exclusive clubs in Paris. The
building stands at corner Of the
Place de la Concorde and Rue Royale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Grife Sfibe
frdater u. 8. Chopper.

0ori8 30tc San. = t6 tiblioere
tnife Sfibe % 70 tiolioere eiterrigIfe
Sfibe, Tom alle bleu toniiteret al DC
GSoreneoc Stoter, ba sc fom meo |
ariocn, or anfommct ill europa nleb
ct tort Glntal amerifnnifc trooper.
: oenne Slaooc bar b!ailbt andre
@eroenS itcrite Sfib, &amburg.Ime.
rifa.2inienS tibliscre "@aterIanb".
iom M er omoobt iii "2epiathan".
Zen hapbe Here tlllen omerifanife
Soloater % mango tilien Cons meb
ariasmoteriel omboro.
Oaiaa ielgenoe tiblisere tpife oa
siterriaifc Sfibe, iom MI err / Snfel
Cams Sicneite, bar blanot Dem, icm
onfom / goo Sehclb meo amerifanife
Trooper omboro: "Gopiugtpn" (tio.
liacre Cincinnati, 16,339 Cons
~Yrelibent 9incoln" CANINE Napn
iom ier, tS,16S SonS); "Treiibent
@ront" CANINE Napn ion Tor. 49,.
072 Cons; "G~opba,.m" ("Sam.
BURG, 4,472 Sons); "Mabcpaita"
.Caoni9 @ilhcIm H., 9.4t0 Sous)
"@eorgc @aibinston" CANINE Naprl
iom isr, 25.570 Sons); "1sount
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Sra Susldno.

Get Ter MI ltb til at @olihepifi SIC
oicrinqcu / Nctroqrao beberifer prat-
tiff tolt belle RuSlanb. &onfliftcn mco
llfroincrne er - ialfolo Iorclctig
- ems ntco Sc iioite3 Hcocrlng. Bel
ibcpiti trooper bar tuget Stem, or
r~eiteret Raoaen5 eller Hationolfor-
IamlinoenS TrGiiocrt og andre Wfeo.
lemmer OF oprettet Ell revolutionary
No0a. Nlt 0cttc bctnoer rel egellt=
La. at set cr Sc r~aoifole. repolutios
mere Glen1enter / Ukraine, iom bar
Ieiret oper @~urgcoiiiet ellcr Sorgcr-
pQrticrnc, ottlrrat iom / .Iinlano.
2con Srotjfp bar ga ogiaa meooelt,
at bercitcr nil ser life ppre nogcn
SuiItiQbcocr meIlem DC ufrainlte o1
ru&iiite GeIeaoter pc6 T%rco@unoer-
banolinqerue i @relt Sitoulf.
Get cneite ipuQc Glnft mi cr Nit
mrnicn, iigcr Erot'tn. Get Ter nenl'
lig rs til, at IorhoIhct meIlcm @ol-
ihcuifi H"cQicrinoen / Nctrpgrab os
NrmUricu blir mere oa mere Iprnot.
Suale0cS bar rlmrnife Ernpper be.
lat aiibincip, Souehitoocn / HuSlanos
iuopcItli0Itc Eropin$ @c2nrabien
Men eller@ luoer bet I'LL at gol.
Ihesifernc err Situotiouen5 @errer
uucr heIc 2onoct. SooIebe3 er oere2
lroppcr M / iulo aontroI al ObeSla
oc0 Sortchonct, Set itprc Centrum for
Nu3Iouo3 a~oruhonOcl, % Ii1cloo al
Crenburg poa l(roIiIoocn5 heire
Wreo.
&c QomIc aoiofqencraIer anlebi.
mes, aorniIoii % Cutoff Tom gicn.
toQnc @onQc bar irQt at IUtte ii9 op
inron @oIihcuiti RcajcrinQen, Ter III,
r0 til at pure noe Al So1ocn.
Observation-Disclosures mellent
Rr&Iernc "a GcntroImoaternc$ GeIe-
cater or ~QicnoptoQet / @rcitr2itouif,
Sra GctroQrao mcIoe2 ON NOT ct
mi&Inffct 9(ttcntut MOS Ircrlicrmi
hitter 2cninc, Gn mo Wono / Stl-
bcntcrmtrGf trUuQtc iiQ ino / SmoI-
I'M &uititltct % oiinrcbe ct Sfuo
MOB 2cnine. hog men at trrfie. Sag
ten uoctior 2cnine8 @rrcI'er bIcp
orrcIteret, ioroi oe baobc bolot iaa
iIet %oat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
John s. Suuipan 600.

gbington, MaIs., 2ben SAN:
Gen / lin Sib pcroerrsberomte
"prise fighter" Sobn 9. SnIipan
CT iSog afeaaet peo Seoen / lit
Silent beri Smesnen al Sicrte-
lammelie. San bar peo lin SeS
belimoo 60 Iur ganrmel.
Sans "Eroiesiicn" i~rObrasts
bam Ell Sormue paa 100000,
bpprai, eiter bans eaet lloiagn,
Saluoelen fpreoeoes / Gus % Gus
meo &amerater.
s Sc iibite 20 Iar bar ban
imiolertio peret itrenu aibolos.
mano. nj Sc ca. 200 Sieloer.
Iom ban / lin Sighting. aarrters
bar beleiret, itoS aanpGl baaroeIt
meo "oen forte SLATE, men Der
ior aniau ban ogiaa Seiren oper
ociule iom Den i~terite, ban bapSe
punoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05

gernon" (aronprin3esiin GeciIie",
1868 1ons); "agamernnon" C"8ai.
Ter Wilbelm", 1851 9ons); "aero.
.lnS" C"@rosier 4%arfurit", 1902
Sons); "Wercurp" ("gorbarosia",
1000 Cons; "Rocobontas" ("Yrin-
SETS Srene", 1898 Cons; "Suron"
C6rieoricb Der @rosie", 1911
Cons; "Intigone" C"Recfar", g.
S35 SonS) % "goron De aaIb"
C"Erin3 Gitel Sriebricb", 1850
Cons.
Genne fore, tibIiaere tpIfe Frans-
portflaooe er oltiaa MI / aftip ameri.
fanif Eieneite, belle 10 Maaneoer tio.
ligere emo Sfibenes tpifc @eiGtninger
troeoe mnligt, beneang De e~oelogoe
Wa'flneriet paa bbert %ertelte ct al
oisie Sfibe.
Sra Woibington me0oeles, at belle
oen foniiifereoe 6Iaaoe uogier menem
100000 % 100000 Sons. gne
bi5ie Sfibe Iaa nemIig / amerifonife
Same, ga amerifa erfIpreoe arig.
6lonbeminiiter OanicI3 erflrrer, at
"2epiotban" fan fere 10000 Soloa-
ter pna bier Sur, men man anler s.
600 Tor at bore oct ~iterite Intal, Tom
pil foa Flaos Der meo nogen Som.
tort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Deroensfrioen
0oriiRitelit ira cioe 1.

lSoriemmelie al at eiterfomnre oennC
Orore piI bIi i"trafiet efter bcn mill.
tPre Sop.
IIporIige Gptsier bar iunoct Steb
baaoe / Berlin - iprIig Woobitoi-
itriftet - % / Sponbau, iom er SG.
oct for en- mcqet pi9tig ar%igsinbuitri.
SoIoater bleu angrebet al Solfebo-
ben, % en- aonitobel blep repet neb
lai Soften og runbbjulet.
SociaIiitfereren HigSoaasmonb
@iIbclm Gittmann blep SorSoag ar.
reitcrct, mems ban Itoo o. taIte paa ct
| Strcifcmg6e / Ell al @erlin5 Soritp-
ser. Ser orgoniieres MI en- 0emon-
itration, iom ifal omiatte belle 2an-
set, iom Yroteit imoo bcnne Irrelta-
|tion. &iigo @aaie bar oppellerct til
HigSfonilcren ON at uooirfe Gitt-
momlS 2~p3lobelie, men aan'leren
Iporcbe, at Sogen bar belt % boil
bent / sc militGre WpnoigbcoerS
6Gn0er.
2onoon 2oen 6ebr. - Streiferne /
Berlin bar repet op Sernbanelinien,
iom Ieocr til Ell al be itore Sobrifcr,
melocS iong fra Imitcrbam. S Sic.
menitaot, en- 6oritao til Spanouu,
bIep Ell Sporpogn ppltet, % ct ga.
gcri bIep toget meo Storm.
Gn az Sc Vomiletter, iom blep no.
brcot og biorog til at lremfaIoe
Storitrcifcn / Spiflanb, bar fltnoct
8ei til Nmiteroam. Cen erflGrer, at
RegicringenS rotoItc Srebssnifer er
hciit upgte % forIifrcr, at ben enc
tie Maaoe, bporpan man fam Iaa
Ell Gnoe pna belle Glenbi9beoen og
WaSieilagtningen er at Itprte Den mt
pGrenoe &egieritg % oprette Nepus
blif. "alrn peo Ell WuSI ereiSning,
finn pes ell @eneralItreif, ionl bill
Iomnc al &r%igsinbultri, finn peb Ell
Hcuolution og neb at ltprte Spranner-
he % oprette en- oemofratilf Gcpil-
bIif folt Ser iptte2 en- Chopper for
bette intertotionole Sla9teri % Ell
lmipcriel 5reb bli iitanobragt", heoer
set / Enmilctten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05

man., %ifriuer, at "Srpsten for Ell in.
oititricl Repolt laa Tom en- Sfpese
oper 9onferencen."
San tilfeier: "Wooerationen lei.
rehe oper grtremiIterne, men 9eIesa-
terne til oenne &onference par fnloe
al 9efpmring for, at Solfets IT'LL
frebsbeo meb Mesieringens Sorism.
meIie al at gine Dem Iepelige oaglige
Motioner, bens S%orismmelie at at
iperfi9tte pirfelig 2i9beb meo Senipn
til De Sattiges % DC Higes Spofrel-
Ter % bens SorismmeIier / mango
andre Senieenber, pilbe brpbe no / Ell
Slamme, iom De inbuitrieae Seoere
piloe bore ube al Stanb til at fine"
Oct megtige brittle @rbeiberparti
ubiolber / benne Sib en- ili9opanlig
9~(ftipitet. Gen 20be Sebr. ifal Der /
oonopn boIoeS en- international Or
beiber. og Socialiitfoneres, bportll
NeprGientonter fra alle De auiercoe
Qanoe err inbbubt. Gen 26oe boloer
8ortict en- M 4onference / 2onoon,
oo bertil i~ortiGttcs be bpppige 3pn-
icrel,cer meo oe frantic Irbeioer;og
Socialiitpartier.
Seniigten meb belle benne Tirflont-
heb err at iaa iltano milo Torltaaelle
mellem Irbeioere % Socinliiter / ale
be onierebe 9onbe, og ioalnart &rl'
oen er lint, err set Weningen at ton
titonb en- flor International Sociali1t-
fonores enten i Stocfbolm eaer /
Scbpeit5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
&anNcts Dhiifv:
beholonino.

@oIhmgton Sen Site &or.: Npi5
g&hiituorifniugcn iortirttc@ ! ianl.
me GorboIo, iom iiocu &eotngcI.
len al sem irocrcIc TorbuoSIoO
moo G~iIoirtuin9 al Spirituoia,
ri Sen MISUNDERSTANDING ION ga
'auote3 ! &oncet, pare iorbrugt
om entit is Maoueocr.
Ccttt or sci y~ouicrpatipc Cpcr,
lag al Observation-Disclosures,
iom bar bapt AnIconing til At
iagttage Sen itaoi1 Ncnoc llS.
itronmirg ira &c ie0erale Bare.
huic iibeu N~rGiioentenS GrofIa.
nation al soc Scptembcr.
Der iinoc9 M i8ien blot 1871.
OO0,O 600 @ououer &orcbuIsne,
GA oa oct sicnpeniuitIigc aarIige
TorbruQ bar pprct 100, 900
@oQoncr nil man, pc0 ct iimpclt
RNueitpffe, iiuoe no, al bette pil
prre iluppet op ON omtrent IS
N}oaneocr, pegnct ira lite sc.
bulor,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
frvoter Sepolt / ENGLAND.

2onbon 30te San. - StorbIabet
"Simes" poopeoer / en- opiiatsp9f.
fenoe IrtifeI ioa9 Saren for en- in
ouItriel HepoIltion / England / Sig.
beo meo ben, iom bar flnoet Steo /
Muslanb. @Iaoet erflGrer, at Ser er
isane Ell iterf @cpeseIie inoen De me-
rige HGffer al Sc brittle Irbeiocre
paa at brpoe oe 9aano, iom DC orsa-
iiiereoe 6o9foreninger paal9eger
Dem, % itprte @%esierinscn. Set cp'
iororer GilbIifium til at bolSe gle
meo berne @eppeclie.
Set raoifalc l1geblab "Sbe Na'
tom. iom reoieeres al Senrp Wtas'
iineton, ~itrluer:
~@eroen piIoe life lptte iii Hreii.
pent @iIion, ga han talte ON Sreo
uben Seir, heller life til Sia!mar
Granting, "a han foreilos Sreo peo
belnofratiit aonierence, % heller life
til Yapcn, ga ban appeuereSe ON en-
.friiten Sreo. Strafien for oenne
Sspbeo er llbiiaten til Ell roo Sreo,
ioet Ell Srotstp buffer op iom Den oo'
minercnoe S%fitfclie."
Siouep @ebb, icm ! forriec use
reierereoe ira observation-disclosures
Buckingham for 9Iaoet "gsetp States.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05

9}cm 9)orf sem Bite San: Sitter
Sror, ira Observation-Disclosures pil
ale ipouitr Sfjbe, Tom mt bciin
Der liz / omcritonlfe Same bli
t~ilboH2noloH poo nbeltemt Gio.
Gctt, Tom for Golcn iOoG "a
"@lpaouIo MI, CIT ltor No2jo
fcrooupor, bIeu tiIboacboIot pol
NaonctL uetop iom Sen ito0 / Be
ar>b nrco at @aiiciIc. Ger bciinocr
it5 ror rrruHrru12 itr 'tore Stjbc
uyhorau0t cen iaumc Gnmpltib5'
laic herpaa MaUaGH.
CrDrtu bIcp Qiuet til Sole 3o
ra9oIo, Hacnt ior "Gamponjo
lruus 9ltlautic", al en- Ciijcer i
cyu omcrjtanifc Nioriuc.
Nile irr Stibt er hpcr poo en-
CrU8tiaDco Al 5000 Eon cQcr
nl,lr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Kpinoeliee Sonoitter.

&anIas Gitp, Mo., Dent 29oe
sson.: 30 meo Gepolpere bepGb-
reoe Gpirloer fom i6ag ino / en-
gutif / llbfanten al 6orretlling5'
Itreget % tuang aiebnranoenS
Some, iom traf til at pere alene
inoe / gutiffen, I'll of boloe SGn-
Serne / @eiret. ga De ingen Ten-
&c forianbt, tog De bpcr ct Sarge
mco frroige alGoer, bcriblatot
Ier Tar 9enflGoer, % tog Slug.
ten.
Geoeriet blep ltrur melot til
Eolittet, men ifient bette itras
latte Jig / 9epGgelle, CT oct enonu
life IpffeSes set at paagribe Dem.