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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-06
", am a lawyer" announced. with
Tho budding dignity quite professional.

"y am a lawyer" I announced. WIN
the budding dignity quite professional
"Tell me your story" AMIN.
"No" she answered definitely. Inc
neople who certainly were briDeo u
imnrison me are distant relatives.
w,sh r. make them no trouble. l am
free thanks to you. have friends ID
the CITY. l shall be safe with them.
She did not speak again until we
were gliding along paved streets. linen
she again leaned over towards me-
"please STOP" she urged, In calm'
collected tone now, and l did SO. She
oot out of the machine, leaning over 10
collect her bundles. Then she gave me
grateful glance.
~ thank YOU from the bottom OF my
heart" she said, and somehow l longed
70 know more of her, as she vanished
around a corner from my view.
longed to see her far more urgent
" an hour later. Why, shall have to
explain. / was a young lawyer ana
was due at the city the next day on my
first test case. OF course represent
ed nv firm, but If l met with success
It would be great start In a promis-
ing legal career.
Briefly, the case was this: Adam
Moore, a lifelong client OF the nrm'
had died, and the week following dis
reputable mining promoter presented
his note for thirty-fve thousand dol
lars. due on demand, for half inter-
est in a patent Of no value, hawked
around the market unsuccessfully for
some years. The promoter showed
also signed agreement proving the
deal. This was duly attested by q
stenographer and notary public, Miss
Elsa Deane.
There was no doubt but that Mr..
Moore had held some correspondence
with the promoter. but the daughter
and legatee Of Mr.. Moore declared that
upon the day note and agreement were
dated, her father was automobiling
two hundred miles distant and could
not have been In the city on that day.
Further, although the signature was
we'll counterfeited, 1t was a forgery.
One contention was that the prom. ter.
hearing of the death Of Mr.. Moore, had
hurriedly set up plot from VIII h he
hoped to reap a rich harvest.
A singular circumstance was that we
had not been able to locate this Miss
Deane, who had given up her position
by telephone the day after the agree
ment was acknowledged.
And now for the climaxl had set
my satchel and roll Of documents
comprising copies of all the papers
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-06
SCIENTISTS AIDING IN war
Experts Have Found a New Work IN
Wkteh They Are Materially A.
sisetN0 tie Government

Secretary Of the Interior Lane, In III,
recent annual report. portrays tho
transition Of q peaceful democacy
into a nation organized for war. POI
session Of resources alone, he warns
the country, does not win wars, and
recounting the enormous progress
made on every hand. declares the phys
ical resources of the United States are
almost completely ut the command Il
the worlds needs.
"What can you do to serve me!'
quotes the secretary, replying: The
answer Of this department is that Il
has put every agency and activity
which II has at the service of those
departments more directly concerned
with war-making.
sour men of scientific knowledge
metallurgistS, chemists, englneeH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES found new work
at their hands.
"The patent office has been searched
for new devices that could be brought
into use to kill the submarine or limit
its destructiveness. for the plans Of
heretofore unused lethal weapons and
for the formulate of improved or I'M
known sources of power.
1.-THE scientific bureau of the gov
eminent found themselves converted
overnight into adjuncts and auIl'
iaries in the great international con-
test. Men who had regarded them
selves as modestly useful only In the
discovering and revealing OF new
sources Of material strength found
that their years Of experience in the
mountains and on the desert, in lao
OratOries and in mines, called them !"
once into the thick Of the European
struggle"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-06
PRUNE APPLE TREES
IN WINTER SEASON
Annual Heavy Dormant Pruning
Found Beneficial From the
Growth Standpoint.

Extensive experiments made at the
West Virginia station throw new light
upon pruning. These investigations
verify many of the theories commonly
accepted and give new facts with ref
erence to pruning apple trees.
A summary of bulletin 159 Of the
West Virginia station says:
This bulletin Is preliminary re-
port Of pruning experiment cover.
ing a period of four years and embrac-
ing 366 apple trees Of various ages.
Study has been made of the effects on
vigor Of dormant pruning, summer
pruning at different times, and COM
binations of dormant and summer
pruning.
Heavy annual dormant pruning re-
suited in stranger terminal growth
than lighter pruning on trees of all
ages.
In the study Of trees up to five and
six years of age 1t was found that an
nual heavy dormant pruning was bene.
fetal from the growth standpoint fol
the first two or three years, after
which it dwarfed growth so that by
the end Of the period the lightly
pruned trees showed strikingly
greater increase in trunk diameter
branch diameter. size Of top, and to
tai annual growth.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-06
SPRAY IN WINTER FOR SAN JOSE SCALE

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture)
The San Jose scale, In the absence
Of proper treatment, will quickly bring
about the death of many plants Of eco
nomic Importance. It's discovery, there
fore, whether in orchards or on priced
fruit trees and other plants in the
yard, should call for prompt steps to-
ward its control. It has been amply
demonstrated that the scale may be
very successfully controlled by one
thorough treatment during the dor
mant period each year. On account
OF the general distribution Of the pest
determination measures are, In most
cases, out Of the question:
Complaint sometimes comes from
orchardists who have the scale to con-
tend with that the control Of the insect
Is neglected by their neignbors, and
they believe this neglect adds material
~ to their own work. Undoubtedly
the sca.e will spread from orchard to
orchard, but thorough annual spray
ings will prevent important injury ir-
respective Of neglect In adjacent Or
chards.
Where plants are thoroughly incrust-
ed, with consequent death Of branches
and stunning of growth. it will general
~ be advisable to dig out the trees at
once and replace with new ones. Be-
fore spraying infested trees the dead
and weakened wood should be pruned
out, which will simplify the work Of
spraying and will hasten the forma.
ton Of new, sound wood.
San Jose Scale Washes.
There are several scale washes
which may be employed in the control
of the insect, and the one should be
selected which can be most convent
emily used and which is economical
under the circumstances. Thus, for
spraying on large scale, the orchard
lists could properly afford expenditures
for the construction of cooking outfits
for lime-sulphur wash which would
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-06

In the case IN the rear seat of the au.
tomobile, and in the haste of getting
away the girl had befriended had &C.
cidentally carried the parcel away with
her own bundles,
l did not sleep that night. 1 saw the
futflity Of locating a girl in hiding. I
tried to secure a continuance Of the
case In court the next morning, but it
was refused. The court was fairly in
session when bailiff came into the
raliinged space, where 1 sat, gloomy
and wretched, and handed me n note
1t read: "Send officers to detain the
man in checked suit near the door.
II ne tries to leave. Meantime. see
me-"
lifted my eyes. A woman wearing
a heavy veil had arisen and moved her
hand as If to indicate that she was
my mysterious correspondent. went
10 her side. Her first astonishing net
was to hand me the missing package .
her next to lift her veil. She was the
companion of my midnight automobile
drive.
Il am Elsa Deane," she said simnlv
i fortunately looked over those m.
pers and was fully enlightened. The
man in the checked suit yonder is the
one OF the conspirators who signed the
agreement which l certified"
her evidence sent the forser and the
promoter to prison and saved my client
'nirty,hve thousand dollars. We
spared the relatives who had held he,
captive for bride.
we needed stenographer at the Of
nee and told Miss Deane so, and tn,
nrm' approaching her splendid part r.
'ne case made her an unusual salar,
offer. S"'"A'
ana IN four months found I need
ca wife. and who should I ,ook :,
out Elsa, who had helped me win m,
first case. W." ~
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-06

not be justified where only a few trees
were involved. For q few plants It
would be better to use some one Of
the prepared washes put up by manu-
facturers. In fact, many large or
chardists prefer to use sprays Of this
class in preference to making the
washes at home. The possibility OF
injury to the trees from the sprays
must also be borne In mind. All treat
ments, If possible, should be made dur
ing the dormant period (that Is to say,
in late fall or early spring, or even
during the winter in mild climates),
since Mt this time washes may be ap-
piled at much greater strengths than
when the trees are In foliage. The
aim Is to use the wash about as strong
as the tree will stand, thereby secur-
ing the maximum killing effect upon
the insects. Used in this way the
washes of the petroleum or kerosene
series are most likely to cause injury
to the fruit buds and tender twlHs.
and the lime-sulphur washes least like.
" to do so. Fish-Oil soap sprays al
recommended for dormant trees Gre
comparatively safe, though reports are
at hand of injury to fruit buds, espe-
cially from fall applications. Stone
fruits, such as peach, plum. etc., are
more susceptible to injury from sprays
than apple and pear, and on the for
mer the lime-sulphur sprays should
always be used. Petroleum and mis-
chile oils are more frequently used on
apple and pear, and owing to their
spreading and penetrating qualities
are perhaps more effective in destroy
ing the scales on the terminal twigs,
which are infested to a greater extent
in the case of these fruits. The sew
eral sprays in use are: (1) Lime-snl-
phur wash series; (2) petrOleum-Oil
series (including miscible oils), and
(3) soap washes.
In Farmers Bulletin $50 instructions
are given on the making and applica-
ton of sprays.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-06
Officer IGNORED OrdeE

EARLY In the war when f1e,u ,osr,
shall John French and Genera, hid
were straining every nerve 10 M.
back the German advance WIZ - sep.
did finally at the Marine Fren ~ ooss
eral. SO the story goes, refuSe' la beep
orders sent by an officer who n'' sss s
promoted over his head. Inc ~ prus
like the dispatch in the Franz s,,isoA
sian war, was "lost" ana u vt vss
which was left without supp sVea
almost annihilated. The SUI. .hS
that the general was ordered 'A
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-06
MORE AND BETTER PASTURES
Many Farmers cuItivatIng Land That
Would Pay More In Grass-Re.
stores Thin Soils.

There Is need Of more and better
pastures. Many farmers are cultivat-
ing land that would pay better In pas
ture where high-grade or purebred live
stock may DE maintained. 1t is sur
pxising how grass will restore thin'
worn soil. After few years pasture
land may be cultivated again and usu-
ally the yield of crops will be In
creased considerably.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-06
Gratitude Every,whera

>, Livingstone. who spent most of his
lie In hostile wilderness amona VII
la'hous slave traders and cruel heath.
en- nevertheless said: "a kind word or
ueeu Is never lost" There Is no or.
sose IN civilized surroundings, notes an
exchange. for the complainer who IN
Sists mat everyone is ungrateful
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-06
Realization.

"some of you people don'
realize we are in war. Vsnn6
"Oh, yes, we do" rer'ieu talkia
Corntossel. ave don't Se.p weN
about 1t, for the reason . .an accor
done about all conversation ..ssth "
plish, and we're saving on.
strength for regular work.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-06
DRIVE HORSES ON LONG TRIP
Let Animals Start Slowly and 0radu-
ally Increase Pace-Journey 10
Thus Shortened.

In making long drive, let the
horses start out slowly for the first
few miles. You can then increase
their speed, and the trip will be made
In a shorter time than If they had
been driven fast at the start.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-02-06
Envlable.

"Bliggins says he'd like 10 "
Join the army" ,.,ess cn ,
'"That's no great unsc'''sn .hsr.
part" answered Mr.. Crow"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
Gn triit Nfimtnina. Sbcriban g. |

WtcGlron, Ell / Hapolcon pprenOc
&ogtrpffcr, Der mi3trnfteS for at
hanc repet Ocn ~bcrpprcnoe State
Nanf, og lom enocl al Siocn bolotes
lnocipTrrct / Nlrlcigb County 6Gng-
icl afpentcnoe Hetsbcbonoling, labcr
mi til at babe tagct iig ofongc peo
Trltning / MiSiourifl obeu. Sans
Srotfe og &nt CT fltnoct paa Iloo-
brcoben, oG til 6raffcn bar ipitet Ell
fort Sfripelic hporpeb McGlrop er.
flGrcr, at ban itob / Vegrcb mco at
,loiprc Sen cncitc 6orbrpoelie, ban
nogeniinoc bapOc bcgunct - Den at
tagc lit cgct Sip. @~unfr9periet / Na-
polcon paftc ubprc Opiigt ii0itc %onr.
@outfoSicrcrcn ialotcs oso pua Sui
bet ioron set aabnc Bcngeifab, buor
Ell Sum TGlgc mangleoc. Get bite
Jig, at aasicrercn bar 900 al ct Sier.
tctilfrlbc, % Ser gioroes life 6urisg
poa at gierc nogcn ~aniparlig ior bans
Geo, men mani mellte Der bar enfclte
SmitpnOigbcber ion tpococ paa, at
WcGlrop bapbc iat Jig / @ciibbelic al
&c iopneoe Ecngc. Sans tieliNcre
Stem Dor / @isconiin, bpor ban
bapbc Silitru % ct Barn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
Wputaud.
Claimant ifiTnfet bet Hp0e &ur

9iamant ifjrnfet bet Tpbe aurs.
Gn Bcrion, Ser life bill bapc tit Maull
oficntliggiort, bar ienbt Nfoelingcll
al Set Rebe aorS / Sabre Ell prrbi-
fitlo Claimant pg anmooet ON, at Ben
iGlgcs iii SnotGgt for Toreningen.
Miis Hanfin ipger S%enatorprr-
bisbeoen. Sfelge Weloing ira Se-
lena bill Wiis Scanettc @anfin, Ser
pco GrimGrpalget / Iugilit beieirebes
al Or. .. &c. 2anitrlim al Selena
iom republifanif &anoiOat for sSor.
cneoe Stoters Senator, bog optrGoe
iorn &anoioat for bette Gmbeoe peb
Seitpalget, nemlig poa set rationale
Gortis Galgliite. &,n crholbt 127
Stcmnlcr iom set rationale .Yartis
&onoioat peo Trimprbalget, ibet
bcnoes Napn bar Ifrepct paa Stem.
mcie0lcr, og bette bcrcttiger bciroe
til at optrpoe iom ianrme Hartis
aanOioat peo Seitpalgct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17

p9ooeleb, paa famine Sio iom mango
Sanoepeie oar nplten l~lfarbare for
Nutomobilcr. Ger pentebes oog aillt-
ltlgere &eirforbolbe og bcbre 500
ming Den lioitc Salpbcl al llgcn.
Suntb 9afutas itpritc Iaisaulina.
Der melotes Sen 12te oS. ira Yierre.
at Maiien Ga bar tiIitrpffcIig MODEM
til at moOitaa Sroit oper belle Sen
ipolige Gel al Staten, og at ben
6roit, Der bar inotrrlfiet / enfelte
rorolige Strsg, life bapoe anrettet
llogen n%Gpnepproig Staoe. 6sIgen
oeraf or, at man MI gipr Hegnillg
paa . Wtillioner GuIibelS mere WaiS
enc for Ell Waancb iioen, % Solttb
9afota beitcr iaar en- langt itsrrc
Ipling al Wtais enb nogcniinbe fsr.
Suffers" fan tjenc inbtil $40 pr.
Dug. 5arinere / Danfton, Union,
Glap, Burner og 2incoln Gouultpcr
bolot forrige llge ct Weoc / Gcutcr-
bile for at fonlme operens ON Eriien
Tor quitting" ar Wtols, % efter buaD
Der beitclrt fam orcpne 6olf MI ticnc
ira So til $40 Sagen iamt &oit OF
Sogi beo at "bllife" WaiS / De nppnte
Gonttper. 6armerne beill,ttcbe ncln-
Zig at bctalc ell bsiere HriS, enc &c
l~lpgcn'inoe bapoe bremt ON, nentIia
9 Gents pr. Nilibel naar Wtaiicn
lfoplcS, og Ell Sent nlilore naar fSar-
mcreil bar Glepdtor.
MntOmubiltpn itiftcs i @elebet. Gll
ing Wano peO Napn Sanrcnce y.
Wtatbiion, bpis Stem fpr bar / 9erl-
ion, Wfinn., men iom forlcoen ARE
ltereoes / 0rnnb Golultp paa gnflagc
for at babe l%tiaalct Mlitomobiler, er
blepen taget til Camp Gpbge pg ODER
oipet iii De militrre Ml,toritetcr for
Itrar at itiffes / 8eleoct. Set bite
'ia nentlig, at ban bar rpntt ira
Irago for at Hippo no al Wilitrr-
tienciten. Otter at pGre fomnlel1 iii
Soiltb 0afota pptraabtc ban uul0er
Napnet g3iqiam Sobnipn iom slgent
for 8ritloeielloommc, men fom Der.
unoer / Sfabe for at'forgribe iig paa
ire Ilttomobiler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
On strcit i Subnanc. Neppc por

~ - >hpANWts FNtfN taA
man / Gilbuaiic fouue bel I'll Oroei
iaien citcr SporpoQnsbeiieuteneI
Strcif, ier en- anocn %llAnct0c Son
lift opitoo, oelme Sang aierere oi
Ncticntc pco DC ire GrprcISiclifobers
G%outorcr. DC &arer, Ion pr. Gr.
preiS foui mo pon DC forltieqigC
S%crnbonctoQ, mnotte iiloelS tables
~ paa Stotioncn, inmtioia Tom Son.
torcrne blcp opcrinlbte, oo &c iaa me
NTllo, iom fut0c opbripcS, bar
lpantc o0 Iibct fun0c uorcite. DC
itrcifcn6c Ncticntc iorlouocr heierc
con og mere bcfpcnnnc Nrbciosior.
holoc. S|clifnbcrnc3 Noeutcr bar nea.
YET al aoa in0 pon noQct / beunc Het-
ming.
Gr Tnrmctnc ell Sprn / Eiet. Gn.
hcl lnlgc Y}Guo, ser al Somuittia.
bco0bcuinn bar ncgtct al gierc DILL.
tG%rticuciic / Gamp To0gc, blcp Tor
noacn Gi0 iiocn ri Sc militprc Nuto
ritettr Qipct Iermaiiion og ier0t no
paa Sarmc Tor at arbci0c Scr, men
oct mcloc5 III, al 6ormcrbciplfniu.
acn ipnc3 alt du0ct cuo 0oot ON oiaic
3icncitcioIf. elsie SoniiIicr noe poa
Tormcn hor iom NcQcl icn0t fine
Sonncr % @reorc iii sc iorificaioc
2|ocIicoleirc cGcr til Ironfrig, og at
81 M critottca al 0i9ic #ilitprnca
tcrc nTlfcr operalt ltcrf Mi2naic. 5
&ohnion Goultp or ioolco3c 6orbit
rcIicu bIcpct iao itor, at @upcruer
bar iunoct Oct ~iitrcit al on.
luooc Nrmccna @cncrolo0nltant ON
al t~ilbolcfoI0c &c hcrtil icu0tc Drill.
trrncltcrc. "a ser Oilers filn6c op
itna llrolldhcocr. @uncrnsrcua Nm
mooniua itol itrnr pGrc imsoc,
foulnct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17

Geribing inole6 ogiaa en- ~ligncnbC
egenbGnoig Sfripclie. apinbernC
boooe ogina ~benpcnot fig til aonger
% 9ronningen al England for al
faa beres RopnetrGf. men oeri bler
De Dog ifuiie0e. aongens TriOat.
icfretpr bar / ct grcp meget bcflogct
at SIaptons apinber life / ocnnc
Nenieenoe funoe imsoefommeS, %
oeres egenbRnoige Rapnetrpf alorig
bruates pua 0en Waaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
0rolanoet.
SOMA.

Saarct i NraRfria. 2. y. Glcnten
fen al Sborliton foretonmcr ion
iaarct poo 0cn fanobiife GobellItc
Scr oiicniIiaaioroe@ ira Ctto,pa Der
13oe IS.
Sarbcrcrnc qipr uuf eli Hriefur'
hpicIic. Warbcrcrnc / Siour Gitp hol
iorctoact cn I'm Torheiclic al iinC
Garter, o. bc1pnncnbc Yion0aa ocnn(
llac foitcr set MI % Gents al too
ifrabct Observation-Disclosures Al Anligtei
% 80 Gents at iaa &norct flippct.
Stor Npnicitca ppbrGnht. GcOor
@aIlcu @rooucc Sos &nrchu3 / Gconr
.Hapioa ucobrrnntc iorlchclL o0 life
miuhrc cn0 5000 iloltcNc on rem.
qiortc Sons 6lcp 0cruc0 fprpanolc0c
Ill Wife Gc ila9tc0c % rclalortc
Ti,nlc uor nctop Den iorcIdncnOc Gaa
hleuct putFcNc ior al. 'cu0ce til 2itcne
Warfcocr. <abct mlloQca iilS20,000.
Sur Sftobcr inofnioco 5,305
Wano. @cucraId0nItaut @aihcr hnr
mo0iaQct ,IlofalOclic@or0rc Tor 5,305
al ,}ouaa ioritcflasic2 NtNuo. iont
hur at r1pportcrc / Gomp Noonc /
llacn b~toun0cu0c zoe Cft0bcr. Tcunc
Sli0fol0clic oil toQc Rcitcn AZ &ln2ie
/ ira Mediterranean / 1917 lonlt ollc
/ iamn1c ala2ic ira 8cQiiircrIrNCl
hcu 5tc &uni octtc Nor o. cn0cl a.
ncm Der rcaiitrcrc0c Ben 2ioc NIA
%nGuniGbrif / piGrilGNtuuu. I'll
njrfuinQ Al &alonCr Ter Sc ,furcucOc
Statcr@ 2trntc %bcQnuotc iorriQc Hoe
al GoopCr Mia. Go. / WarihaQtopn,
i0ct &outroft cr ~iIllttct ior %cuermQ
al Ct nlclct itort 9ntol al oi2ic
Niripcmioicr for C~bicrpatioucr poo
Sloamorfcu. Cooper MIA So. hor
Ct Nur Mad1cocra Eic crpcrimcutcrci
ulc0 at 0lorr Ipicr lI't 90 unn0tpt
"a &c Icucrcoc @rcpcr uiitc liz ina til.
iycoaitiQcu0c. at 9outrnft M blcr
iuolanc. &u0cu iao llacr. nnar mt
Nioitiucri cr iuoint piI mellon 30 oQ
40 iicy2 Nrbci0crc - Sc llc'tc Gpiu
ser - bIip2 nuiot. &oloncrnc gi6
res iuloi fUroiac til al iUitcs til Stir
ncnc.
Snnbcn lchcrc at uUcrlr0ac chr a.
biHoc. Ger mcIotcs iorriQc lac ira
Gc0ar Rnpl02. at CONNER i. .
Gaiatou pco Giitrift2rcttcu Der uctop
hnr0e lat en- Rctor0 pco al btpiIacI
SflIsmi@lc til lem uluttclllc 9GQtc
par il0cn Ct (ioarlm al Is Wuutcr
GQcntiip fuuoc (i0cu iigc9 at prrc.
nIcdct min0rc, 0a &c lem Bar life OF
hoI0t iiq / icIpc Ret4lofolet mere ems
> YPiuutcr - &c ANDRE 10 Wtimutcr
optopc2 / tilitnoCloc @ofulcr. Ser
Nieres i Ncmnc Gorbin0cIic opmcrfiom
Qna, al bci UltcifabeIiQc Gnuoc ali
Inn la1dt hurtiQcrc ln0cr liz opcr
hulle cn0 binoc. Sonoan qicnncm
initIiq ifnI oct tnae Trcittu 10 nj
inter al Qiorc en- @ruocpiclic. men
Ser cr oQido rco hcunc cntcltc Gur.
moliteter uOclom airfen, og minorc
enc Jolt Ell hnIp Sinc torl ser life
glcrc3 Teplilnl paa, liQc@ scr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
Spo Safata.
Vptetapliuocn iurooblct.

u
pua Yotetcr bar South Sofotu loar
ct Grultour, ioct bcrrc Npling paa-
ItoaeS of opcrltiNc Tioroorcts nlco
1,333,000 @rIbels. Ictte bill mco
andre Sro iige, at Den CT laa onltrent
forooblct.
Mistrnfelia Glepaturbrano. Gll
Glcpotor, Der pur on1trcllt baln flllo
al Gorn, brUllbte forlplig | Mlcelter,
og Der or Mtiatnnfe ON, at Slocn pnr
puuiat. Ser bite fig ncmlig tpoclige
Spor cfter at &crniene bar 'laaet
oucr c~nfelte pore 9ele al @%p9nlngct.
Glcpotorcll cicbcS al Sbonaa Hpal.
@npcrnpr Nprbccf pruflamercr
Sclligong. @uuernpr Vctcr Norbecf
bar peb Yroflamatiop crflpret Den
2Soc Sept. iom loplig &eaigoog |
Soiltb Gafoto. Get er oltioo Den
Gag, ga Sptagelien al Oct iieroe
N~rihcbSlaon %bcgpnber. Sore apota
bar ppret itorc, men Dor Tatriotiamc
cr iterre," iigcr 8upcrneren / i'm
Proclamation.
&pinbcr rcniitrerer for Tarmar-
beioe. Sffc min0re emo 30 &pinoer
bar regiitreret / Siour Sails for
Iormarbcioc, crflprcnoe liz piaiNc
iii at ooa lto paa bpilfeiombcllt
Tornlc hpor Scr er Wtdnpel poa CIR
bclbsfolf % buor man cr uiuiac til at
mnota9e fpinoclig Sirlp. &c bill
Sen Srbcll, sc hnr mclot Jig, blipe
icllot til &c al Smcgncns Iarnlcre,
ser aniegcr ON bcreS SiGlp.
Tarmcr / iurtpilct Stiaing. Sobll
@iuncs, en- Sorner / griilc Goluitp,
IanotcS forlcbcn iaitflcmt u1oer lin
%ogn, hportil bar fGitet eli balp @fil
lang Tigtraao. San bopbc ligget ell
lpugcrc Sib | ocnnc fortpilcoc Still.
ling, men ianotcs BOG iaa bctibS, Of
9ipet fitloc rcoocs. San bapbe be-
ret beifiGitiaet n1co at trpffc Big
traabcn no al llgrGsiet. ga &ognell
p9lteoe % ban blep liggcrbc lnber
bcn.
Welbtc iia ipm Seicrtpr. Gn Sol,
Dat pco Naun Sohn Smlitb fremitil.
lcoe iia iorlcocn for Sapiicn Gormtps
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oa iortoltc
at ban hopoe rsmt ira Camp @cnia.
min &arriion / Snoiona. ioroi 2G.
gcrnc bapbe bcororct bam til at III
herfaitc iig ell Operation. Mal
hapoe intet bort ira pnem1Gpntc Scir
% commissioner bapbc ingcn Wtpn
biabcb til at bolbc Smitb. Sans
IsorGIorc Dor nGr aimbal.
llbitiiinaen bar liocn Spsning
llgmnitigc @eiriorbolbc bar giort, a
Statsuhitiuingcn / &mrou bar mcgee
baarlia beisgt DC ire fcrItc Gage
Mauoaa 90 Sirsoag uar Hcgn, ot
iom Selse berai pentebeS Der heller
! life Snsoae at blipe npscn Selte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-17
@isepmHm.
Tor
Sioliaere Gceislatmrmcblem II

siSlisere geaislatnrmcblem for
Hctteu. Sranf 4. Scbinine, / monge
slar 5ormano for Waratbon Gountps
commissioner %. tioli6erc Meolem al
Stateiis 2cgislatnr. er itilet for ben
ieocrale Tiitriftsrct / Can Claire,
naflnget for at hare opcrtraaSt Spi.
onlopen, Sielsc @ibrers lloiagn bar
ban peo flcre I~nlebniuser uotalt iaa.
bannc Nfeninger, iom nlaa pirfe iuGf.
fenoe fer 2anbets arissisriel.