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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-20

NEW FALL HABERDASHERY. The
things best appointed to give man that
smar!, dressy, well @roomcd appearance in the
minor details Of dress here now. The newer
ideas III Manhattan, and CIuctt shirts Phocnix
hosiery and Stephenson. \asear and Cooper uu-
dcrWear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-20

In this connection states Attor-
uev Thompson issued the following
statement today
indictments returned for selling
LIQUOR in auti-salOoE territory We're
results of Investigations conduc ed
bv my office. After ! got number
OF sales on each place. the sheriff
and police were given Instructions
to make raids | want to commend
those Of the sherin's Office aud those
of the Rock Island and Moline po-
lice departments who carried out
nv instructions so faithfully. Wit,
such cooperation We can soon eN-
terminate the pestiferous little in
sect known by the scientific name
Of blind pigger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-20
COTTON WILL STRIKE ENDED.

Manchester, Thursday, Sept. 49,
The cotton mills strike is now re-
garded as ended. Executives Of the
spinnerS' union recommended that
work will be resumed on the under
standing that an investigating COM
mittee will be appointed as prom
ised by Premier Lloyd George. II
is believed the mills will resume
work on Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-20

Better quality better style, better wearing
service and greater value-giving has ever
been the policy Of this store That is how we have
established and maintained our leadership for over
so years in this community apparel outfitters.
Difficult wartime conditions have but emphasized
our greater merchandising resources, They're cv-
dent now in these fine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-20
Callc!:gIE.:iribs
ZOE WAX LINGs

or throat frJlbIra that threaten +
become chronic. fH.s Calcium Fes
pound wili bc found effective r
uaudlc-t form pot GNHIeed Free frsa
harmful or habit tylu ngdf4za Ht
them today.
30 cents boX. including war IA,
For sale BY al dFuEEiata
Eckman IAborntOry, Pbiindefnhts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13
Press
Lauds Mighty
BlOU OF YQr1kS

London. Sept. l3-The assault
On the St. Mihiel salient dominates
the news columns of the newspa-
pers today, which feature it with
the biggest headlines The opening
blow in Marshal FOch S great often
sive scheme claims attention in any
case, but this one has a special at
traction as the first stroke of the
Independent American army under
direct American command and as
such is hailed as one Of the mile
stones Of the war
That the blow thus far has sue
ceeded so well and brought such Il
large haul of prisoners affords an
opportunity Tor gratulatiOnS by
the press
The day adds a glowing page Of
glory to American history" saws
the Graphic, and it will be a proud
recollection for America that her
sons had lions share in wiping
off the battle map a salient which
persisted there for almost four
years
The Daily News calls attention
TO the 'strikingly restrained" tone
OF General Pershing's communique,
and says:
This new formidable thrust adds
to the enemy's perplexities and
gives proof Of the commanding su-
perior.ty and resources Of the al
lies. which foTeshad0ws the future
course Of the war"
The Daily Mail describes the Incl
dent d "one OF the great moments
OF the war.
The enemy" says the Times,
has very good reasons for Olsen
tangling himself without delay. He
is in a sack and the strings are be-
ing drawn on both sides. Unless
he can repeI one or the other Of the
Americans he must resort with all
speed 10 the elastic defensive he
has been practicing on the Marine
and the SOmme or run the risk Of
having the strings drawn and the
neck Of the sack closed. The stroke
is well conserved and the Ameri-
cans may be trusted to deliver it
with their usual vigor and deter
minatiOn.'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13
NANY CITIES And 12, 600 HUNS TAKEN
By AMERICANS: SALIENT WIPED Out
Allies SIoUly
SealingDOOn1
of St. Quentin

With the British Forces in France,
Sept. 13.-(By Associated Press. -
British forces i'll their advance yes
terday in the Havrincourt section
southwest of Cambria penetrated
the German positions in some
places for a depth of 1000 yards.
Further south Field Marshal
Haig's forces occupied st. Quentin
wood
London, Sept. 13.-Numerous flu
gitives from the city of Lille are re-
ported by Belgian newspapers to
be arriving at Malines and Ant
werp, according to dispatch from
Amsterdam to the Central News
Agency. Apparently Lille is being
evacuated by the Germans.
German troops last night deliv-
cred an attack, with the coopera-
ton of airplanes, on the town of
Havrincourt, southwest of Cam
brai, recently taken by the British
The attack was repulsed with great
loss TO the Germans. Field Marshal
Haig announced in the official
statement today
Further south. on the front Op-
posite st. Quentin, the British have
gained possession of Holnon wood
4 German attack opposite Mou-
vres, on the canal line west of Cam
brai, failed completely
British troops have captured the
town of Jeancourt in the St Quen-
tin sector north of Vermand
Paris, Sept. l3.-On the battle
front west of St. Quentin French
troops have captured the town Of
SaVN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13
LATE BULLETINS

St. Paul. Sept. l3.-A draft
cal. for 2,7s9 registTantS from
Minnesota ia entraiu Oct. : 10
II for Camp Grant. Rockford,
ILL.,. was received today from
Washington. The remaining
men in class ! will be inducted
in this drait.
Rome. Sept. II. Italian
troops have penetrated the Aus
trN-Hungarian positions al
PramaggiOre. the Italian war
office announced today. An en-
emy aSSaulting party OF Monte
AsalOne was put TO Hight.
Washington. sept. I3.-The
war department has taken over
the Smith h WessOn OF Spring
iield, Mass. and will operate
the plant and business 10 Sc
cure continuous production and
prevent industrial disturbance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13
Chr Rnll nf Gn1trrr

Washington, Sept. 13.-The cas-
ualty list given out by the war de
partment today has a toEaI OF 31g
names. there being ia names in
section one and IS5 in section tive.
tSECTION ONED.
The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general
Of The American eXpedltionarT
forces:
Killed in action. 2S missing in
action. II, wounded severely. 81,
died of disease. 6 , wounded, degree
undetermined. ); died Of wounds
20 died from accident and other
causes, S; prisoner. l. Total, Ia
Killed in Action.
CAPTAIN
Phil J. keizer. san Antonio, Tex,
LIEUTENANT.
Michael J. buddy. Plius, Pa.
SERGEANT.
Willie II. White. Richmond, Va.
CORPORALS
Clifton r. Foster. Sapuipa, Okla.
Harry Godinsky. New York. y \.
Emanuel J. Hammon. Spring
Run. Pa
NJ.
Linwood ". Hopkins. Argyle, Me
John r. ScnwaIl Wilkesbarre,
l..
,.oo,,n.a u Ubaaror Craadmore
~
Ia " n51s,ou Cjiddan Iowa
Roman Barnicki, Erie, Pa
W-aItar BradIey Elmo Mo
y,-9,fa1d Csarav Carey Green
d.
,ff.ali . t,tarrnaora rbfconaa
- 1'--' 81
~ r-,.-, = Coot.-.., E,fDI,1ir %
81 -,; '',-t ~ ,.or.fas11I ran.bobo,.l-.
ca, t1.b ,ri.. chow.
,..--t,lrn --iSouo' -,
pant,.al J.. Cross Jackson Mich.
Inbr Dauore Milwaukee, Wis.
-. 1,ai..,a,. hfoun5e,-iJ1a
Va. " 2i.' eS' ''' ''''' "
-. F,o,,f,r,5-, Doerfar Good
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13
STRIKING MEN ARE
ORDERED BACK TO
WORK BY WILSON

Washington. Sept 10 Striking
machinists at Bridgeport. Conn,
have been notified by President Viii
son that unless they return to work
and abide by the wage award Of
the war labor br171fzsf. -$ffT4 BE
barred from employment for year
and draft boards will be instructed
10 reject any claim of exemption
from military service based upon
their alleged usefulness on war
production.
The presidents warning went to-
day in a letter addressed to the ma
chinists, replying TO resolutions for
warded to him announcing the
strike because of dissatisfaction
over the war labor boards award
and a later Interpretation by an
umpire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13
BRITISH PREMIER,
TAKEN ILL AFTER
TALK, NOW BETTER

Manchester. Eng, Sept. 13-Pre-
mier David Lloyd George. who be
came i'll last night after his recep-
ton during the day. when he was
presented with the freedom of the
city and delivered a notable address
in response, was reported this
morning 70 be progressing satisfac-
torily. All the engagements that
had been made today in his tour Of
Lancashire, however, have been
cancelled
Last nights announcement stated
that the premier was suffering from
4 chill and had 4 high temperature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13
FRANCE CANCELS
TRADE TREATY AS
NEW ALLIED PLAN

Paris. Sept Is Dispatches from
Geneva state that the French gov
ernmeut has renounced the Franco
Swiss commercial convention Of
1906 II IS explained that this is
due 10 the entente policy to put an
end to all commercial treaties in
which the most favored nation
clause exists, with a view 10 pre-
venting the enemy from benehting
after the war.
Berne. Switzerland, Sept l3.-
The commercial convention between
the United States and Switzerland
expires on Oct and negotiations
for its prolongation, # is announced
today. will begin soon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13

With the American Army lu L0r
raipe, Sept l3- BY the Assoeiat-
ed Press tl0:40 a. M The Ger
mans last night and early today
were attempting 40 remove their
artillery through the town OF Wig
neulles under tho stress of the
American attack on the ST Mibiel
salient They were meeting with
the greatest difficulty, however, be-
ing hampered by airpiancs as well
as by the artillery fire.
The enemy has already lost a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13
THE WEATHER

Unsettled and warmer tonight,
proba bly, with showers. Saturday,
generally fair.
Temperature a. s a m. 80. high
est yesterday 62 lowest last night,
As
Velocity of wind at a m, three
miles per hour.
Precipitation. none.
Relative humidity al p. N, 60;
at a. m. So
Stage of water. 3 feet. no change
in last "A hours
J. VI. SHERIER, Meteorologist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13

number ol cannon aud trench NOR
tars besides d huge number at ula.
chine guns.
Supplies Are Taken.
Reports at This hour from the
front udlgat- thar THE American.
are making progress according t,
schedule Na unexpected develop
mHntS are occurring. Iarrs 1gsa
ii'ies ar German supplies and ma
tcr.al have been secured. but .ger.
has been 40 time - check .h.m u.
Continued on Page SeyeuteeuJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13

: Harry NJ. Wilson, Plymouth, Pa.
MECHANIC.
Murray 4. Dawson, Glenwood,
Ky.
WAGNER
William Emil Graunke, Hebron,
ILL.,
PRIVATES.
Richard II. Derninger, St. Louis,
Mo.
Robert E. Bottles. Selway. Mont.
Leonard F. Burns, Winsted, Conn.
Oriste CiOccolini. Trenton. \. Y.
Roy +. Dalton, Pesotum, Ill
Walter B. Deshong, Fairchance,
Pa.
Giuseppe Fontana, Rockford, III.
John Gurny, Lubin, Russian Fo-
land
William Z. HALEY. Moberly, No.
Harry Helman, Cincinnati, ..
Died OF Disease.
SERGEANT.
Jesse A. York. Mangum. Okla.
CORPORAL.
Deluno c. Mitchell, South Bend,
Ind.
PRINATES
Henry B. Morgan. Shive. Texas.
Harry Pearson. Goshen. Ind.
Thomas Raymond, States boro,
Ga
Thomas Sutton. Sneedville. Tenn.
Died OF Accident and Other causes.
LIEUTENANT
Wilfred II. Porter, Syracuse. y
.Y.
SERGEANT.
Thomas Edwin Johnston, Waco,
Texas.
CORPORAL
John NJ. Scberer. Pittsburgh. Pa
PRIVATES.
Oliver Bouchard. Rochester. y. Y.
Elmer ". Chambers, Parma,
Mich.
John a Hand. Camella. Ga
Arthur LaFerriere. Anthony. R l.
John c. Welch. Southboro Mass
Wounded Severely in Action.
PRIVATES
Arthur ". Hutchis0n, Ft. Madi-
son. iowa
Joseph L. Segneri, Sterling. H.
Earl L. Muller. EIkador. Iowa.
Joseph +. Plese. Madison. III.
SECTION TWO.
The following casualties are re
ported by The commanding general
Of the American expeditiOnary
forces. Killed in action, As. died Of
disease. Z. wounded severely, Sc,
wounded. degree undetermined. .;
died from wounds. l5. died from ac-
cident and other causes. Is died
from aeroplane accident ] missing
in action. 20. prisoner. /. Total,
$50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13
KAISER AIDE
JOINS Peace
BIO OF Chief
Fears Burden Of Another
Winter of War-Admits
Failure of q Boat.

amsterdam, Thursday, sept
= THE postpOnemeut OF peace
prospects and the likelihood of
frh war winter weight equal
" on all bclIigercnts. and not
| onIy i,Prmany alone Is the
opinion Of NOn Payer. the im-
pPrial vice chancellor Of Ger
maRv expressed in speech 1T
4 Stuttgart
! oar state debts. the vice chan
isror said. are everywhere reach
tHz fantastic heights and every
Isbere We struggle against the en-
lsr0uchment on our personal liberty.
I.H Of the belligereuts OF Europe
iuus- admit. il they are not blind.
lLat the longer the European pco-
lies isCerate each o-heT the more
certainly viii TIE historical and
rsramount position of weakened
Isni Impoverished Europe be lost in
Iaror Of clever and more caIcuIat-
Ig peoples.
Admits Boat a Failure.
Herr Won Payer reminded his
lssarers that after four years the
va still was being waged almost
lrre,y on enemy territory He
lImttad that the E-boat war had
lz5t worked as quickly and surely
L. had been hoped. He aided that
4 was useless TO dispute whose
Ssas the fault The enemy, he said,
sFas still unable to compensate their
FvIA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13

Killed in Action.
LIEUTENANT
Herbert e.. Blum. Chicago.
SERGEA%TS.
George d. Hubert. Locke, y. Y.
Ernest Torne. Lakeyiew. Me
PRIEATES.
James Montgomery Austin, Edin.
bOro. Pa.
CONTINUED on Page Seventeen,J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13
YANKEE FIRE DEADLY.

Prisoners unanimously testify to the accuracy and
deadliness of the American preparatory artillery
fire.
Observers had so completely located the principal
German works in advance that the enemy troops
could only take to their dugouts and await the end
of the bombardment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13
MANY TOWNS ARE TAKEN.

The Americans are reported TO have captured
VigneuIes, seven and half miles north of Xivray
through which the former line ran. General Perish
i1g's troops also said TO have captured Beney
Heudicourt and the Bois de Thaucourt.
The Germans blowing up the ammunition
dumps at Hattonville and Domboux.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13

|Associated d Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13

1t was precisely ! o'clock of a
rainy. moonless night when a single
dash of flame shot across the Sky.
1t was followed by other flashes
which gradually merged into d
sheet of white light on the horizon.
Gradually there began 10 roll
from this fame-lt area d mighty
thunder. amidst which could be dis
tinguished now and then the crack
and boom Of German shells burst
inc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-13

NJ C m b e = Of f. a din.
Bureau OF Calculations
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
California.

Set parmle Sonanb mco ipanitc Iapne
paa line 9pgocr % patrc gncr.
meb tu.Ien Glib pnn fine Soaonc,
Ipm lit Stieg tipt iornber.
SC hcnter 6rlt9t fra DC buitcnoe 6as
Der,
q SrrIaIt fra Sc tore Stogc,
70 @lrlo % SeIp fra SC beie Sielb.
Set er ubrlitet meb itore 0noer
Ct Higbomsprlb.
Seq inn SlomIteriloret, ira aupecu,
ira Snntn GoIn iii Santn barbara.
"a Sfog iorn bIanneb pp MOB Sncen
pon I~taalgrau Climber al Sierrn Nez
pdha.
90 pofre Elooer neo SpIperporer
ior niIoc Snbpinb mco ico Nronra,
htis G%erisnin9 en- tiot fornemmer,
meoen5 alt bar rebnenoe Soltps pper
! September.
Eda gan,Ie 3pnter ieg itob betogen
pen &lolterrmre fdlbt / Skinner,
bDor peirbibt @raptors itat ircm /
Sagen
mcIlem SrGer trnse al Ipcliirer.
%lnorlltIdIer bang arcnrc % blaa,
cl etitchs fnsieoc ell Sbeliif
al ser boioe Marmor ira G%nrrord.
Ser en- al Sierrns Iunte Iaa:
otium apud pax secundum perfectus
opera.
g. Z. 6aIben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Nlilitcre Sarmarbeioere.

@oihjnQtou, 5. 9be Npril. Gn a.
Irmtocportemcutet uoiteot @cneruI-
orore onQoacnoe 8epilgniltg al Ser
mission I'll uuQe SarmerGltter | Nr.
mcen icnbtc2 Dag al @enerolfriga-
commissioner iii oe lofalc llbItrip-
ninQstummi2iUrcr.
Grorcn bcmunoigcr bc fommunoe-
rcnoe Siiiccrcr til at hlclupcrnrittere
Solooter, looucI merigc ionl ltnoer-
oiIicercr um0tr S~omnan9er icrQcants
@rn0, bpor bette tom Qieres uocn at
lp1gc @inorinacr / &eicn Tor NpcI-
icrnc.
Turmcrnc Qipcs InIebni1q til at
onipQc ON Ecrrni5iion Tor inbipiou-
ellie SoI0otcr. Spor Ser criitcrer
itor OlouQcI poa IrbeioShiplp, fan
6ormcruc in0icnoc Inisgning ON at
ioa iig tiIicuot ct fort IntaI al mi
litUre Tnrmnrbcioerc, foruoIat at
Heiiun til pcofommenoe 0arnc life
to9cr orcr % elmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12

altio Ipper ON 2af1bet. Seq troebe,
at Earis bar prsiiiif, Sn jeg fom
bertil.
Seq blep taget tlliarge ben 10bo
Nopember 1914 oa bar aItiaa ppret
meget lang Sio Songe. De bar ifte
onoe imoo os; men oct er ba noglc
imoerlige Wenneifer, be Spifere.
Waolfe De bar lige iaa beprimereoe
lon ri. Ssrit par ice peo min Erp-
fesllon; oct bar noaet fGIt Srso, ieg
maatte lape, finn ii Erocent McI, Ge-
lfen par Noteter, % hi tos nGiten olt
n1eo, SfrGuer og "Smulo". -
"Stipeinfiitter", iagoe 5piferne ielp.
Zen ao't, ri fit, bar elenbig; ri maat-
te lelp jamie llrteblaoe op paa Mar-
ferlie til Dor aaiic. Gen imagte
Gfelt, % hi faIote bct aIoria anoet
emo "Selepanb". Men ri lprte 10
at fliloe pS / set Iom iaa mcaet orl-
oct. Tort Mrbeioe blep hetclt nleo
30 Sous pr. Gag, uobetaIt / + % 3
Ffctnig- Seoler. Set bar nof Ien-
&c, men hi fltnoe life BRUCE Dem til
onoet enc til at faa poifet bort Gin
neo meo - ltoen Spbe - o. til of
blipe fotograicrct for. Sao fom ieg
ppf ira Sroiesiionen; sc bapoe life
BRIG for 9ooere mere. Tn err icg
Ono Ifc 2op fri"
"Sg bnao ioa?"
%"Snnorgen begpnoer min geiic
bicnt. Suo pil ieg bilie paa aonelr
% DC @omle et-Gar Gage % inrie
hot til Snften ira ct rigtiet @ageri,
bpor De Iaber beilig @reo rneo Srf-
fer poa, % iao ifoI leg til oet igicn.
% oenncgaig oil leg life togeS til
fange. 9dl far aolneraterne pGrct /
Sloen / tire Gar, mebens leg bar ipiit
tpno tplf Suppc. Oct er pau Chen,
leg fomnter til. Ti Gutter ira Sam
lfal oo ogiau pGre meo, ranr set mi
goar ri9tig lps."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
;Srihroslaanet.

@aihinaton, sen 9bc Gpril. Zen
ioritc oiiicicae ~GntuOning meo Sen.
inn iii, bpoo Gcaierin9en boaber, al
Sulaet al "@ibertp @onoS" piI font
ne til at bclo6e iig til, blep 9ioei
/ Ell Mcooclclic ira SinanSoeparte.
mcutct, huori ser uotales Oct Soab.
at ser nil bli iubifribcret Tor nttno''
$4,000, 100000, % at SubIfriben'
tcrre2 @lntuI uiI BIZ mitolt 10000
600, cacr oobbelt iaa mango, ION
tcgncNe iia ior @onps peo rorrlg(
S~rjhco3Ioou.
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minoit tire @ouQe iao tort 'om Tor
ri9e @onq. 1cr giues lrtet SPAR
Tom nil uirtc ioa neoilaoenSe par
gmeritaS % GiuiliiationcrS SLENDER
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Bombs.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Gu fpinocli9 Sjcfaptcin.

Stalienerlle er Itolte al, at bcre$
SanoelS floeoe er Den iorite, 'um bai
%befororet Ell &pinoe til Siefoptein
SenocS Hnpn or Gliia @cllilomini
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iom Ell ltor, itatclig &pinoc biemme.
bsrenoe / Giureggio.
SenoeS SorTlores SllS lua Iia(
peo Stranocl, % bum t%ilbrugte belle
i'm Sarnoom og llngoom meo al
tege neoc neo Siecu. Gn uin1oo.
itaaelig Srang orep benbe til Sisell
Sum piloe % matte bliue Sismon<
% muatte berfor opie &aan % Spot
al Tine nrrnleite. 90 sc gamly
mente, at Tigebornet par beiat al
SlGpelerl, tbi pnu Den tosfanife &pl1
er 6olf meget ouertroiife. Men Ell
gammel Sjpulf bar al Ell mioen DE.
ming. San bapoe / tit longe Git
feet mere erb en- ~fpinoelig Matros
for ban baboe i fin Sio faret pao
SpObapSserne.
Eaa bans Sor6eu tom Gliio @el.
luonlini pirfelig poa ell SfipperIfole
bpor bun mart blep en- al oe beoItC
@leper. Oten ba Sen Sio nprnlebC
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%ifrepne Erspe, iteote bum pao man.
&c &onifeligbcoer, tbi Siemanosiaget
er ltrengt fonlerpotiot og lioet MOB.
tageIi9 for Soranoringer.
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oN Itnf Ell rgte Sjefnano / benoe
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SinorlnQer, og bun erobreoe fig til.
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bum foran Den Gpgape at fommon,
oere Oct ipritc Sfib, en- SroQtoom
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mua boloes bemmclig. aaptein Gli.
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fluring:
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en- Sio, GA ser operalt, puiaa puo
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oa man life en- encite 2a1 or fife,
poa lit Gin, ga ser litrcr ifiitltc ia.
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en- auinoc / SarenS Stulo fun puri
IiQc ion mo0ig iom Ell Wanb. Spi;
lllpffen nil, at nit Sfib ralnlnes a
Ell iicnbtlig Sorpeoo, nil iea iprIt
rchoe nit W%onoifnb "a iclp bare ser
iioitc, iom forlaoer set Sartci, ION
cr betroet mig. Sea haaber o1 on.
ifer, at BET Gfscmpel, ieg gfper, mac
iinoe Giterlignere, og at apinbcr
ane Sanbe ma Orc iig for at ticn(
lit SGbrelanb."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12

loo Sc uuorc Iumftionrrer gien.
noIQtcs. ncnlIig: Gronf 9crnotj,
fsritc NtSiiitcnt; Sans Gc5Iorp, an.
zen Gsiiitcut; 9cn Nergeion, &C.
frctGr % 6 &. Gbriitcu, GnSIcrer.
Cm Nrnnocn Dos MrS. 20.
itcn Stocu / Elcoiont 5omnihip,
Der blcu uGunt / ii6ite Numcr,
mcoocIcS, al Sen innbt Stc0 ii0ite
ErcoGQ Gffc Ssrooa, iom oct itoO
@IoocD. Oct bar ON Gitcrmio
1rrodA 0n apinociorcningcu
meoc Der, at ,SIoen opSaQc-
res, 90 Nuict nc6brpnbtc poa aon
lie fort 1i0, nocn at man funoc
figrc nOAct ior at "iorcbpagc set
Observation-Disclosures / oct norife
Gicniioiac 2lSiurnncc ScIfab Tor
at Ser Dor S2,iOO qSIuron
&c pan Nuo % Sn0bo.
Sioitc SenOoQ inOpicoc9 pes
"a 6cit / Npcu@ GlfloQc ct Ser:
yirc STAG" FOR oc al Soacta Qic0.
iout err / WiIiturticncItcn.
st goot Eroaram blcu uoisrt mc0
noartctiona al Nir9. $. =. Bar
N2iia Ncrtho Berg, y. s..
.Ioam2 % . $. 6ia. Viouomuiif
n Ntiia aatbcrinc Nustoeot "a
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'acntIi0c &noOicliestnlc. Isl0cnoc
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toitnont e. Y. Shea, ,Sobn Got
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Nootcnion Or. &inIcp Z. Orr.
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SDttcnoc Wtai Sarnctog.

Sci bpr Ben Gone salargen
y &c tniiro unee 5tcmmer;
Scr ifremmer ub al Sorgen
%dnrIigt Sip % Sol % CONNER.
airfen ci DC off for6i.
&or 6ribebsfeit inbpic5 Der;
oribeo er ei Yg6eliti
sc gIiber ,ino / @orgerbrr.
@iiIbt Sc oiftes bisic Stag
Sont bGreS al Imoa S%omiruer;
@rb fra iorbums SonacrIag
Or Soncrne iom hsrc5 Der.
Ger on 3imlcrs bn6c bIaa
81 aorIct paa set uor'ie 6ln9;
N,riItusmertet er ogiua
Nteo bore lnaa pon 6c'tenS Sag.
&c BET rebe, 6bioe, bldd
&nn8s Seltens glade 9arne,o9;
engon9 ileo, bpab minoc5 MI
Set rebe, rige noritc @loo.
Ncnbcbs 6orpe er uQion
Z ON Sneen buib, pau Soneu nor;
AeltoIi9 Serb Ioo boicit Itna
80 8etiGros aan0 set belle 9Ior.
llb al barroIi9 Sdnoertrop
Ser gliner mango 9dr Tor Gar;
NGtten fploe5 aItio %
III imaa, Der fcircr Set ium for.
Wartiu Tbeaoarb.
16oe WARTS 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Dim. u:Saaoe / europa

@aihington, Den 9oe gpril. Ter
operraifenoe Npbeo, at ct glitaI arle.
rifanite llnoerponoSbaooe miot poo
lparteIte 9interen bar bIet ienbt til
europa % allcreoe / lGngcre Sib
boooe beltaget / ben fples Stamp
moo tpite ll'gaabe, fit man ioae /
Ell Rapport ira neutrality-suspicious.
tet.
&c nGrinere SmitGnbiobebcr /
Sorbinoelie meb oercs giienoeIIc ca
NeiIen ooer Sapct paa Den panifelig
Ite Sio al Iaret, fan life mebbeIeS
ii0cn foriaopiot lom at DC ouc fonl
bel freln.