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The evening herald., 1918-02-01
IGNORANCE CAUSING
AIRPLANE DELAYS.
SAYS OSWALD WEST
Former Governor of Oregon Ao.
cuses Board Members With Ig
norance of Spruce Industry
Attacks Long S Appointment,

Washington Pol. Oswald West.
former guycrnur .. RECON told the
senate military .. li''' ihhi delay
ian getting out ... for uirplancs
rouId nr .hur.,. t. .suurtncr Of the
spruce industry ". ...'"l~ ol the sis
nal corps u N Ftop and the
personnel oi Ir "Fou advisory
board
West attacked 'H. appointment ot
G,nrr. Iour .. . member at the
branch aircraft t...| az Portland lie
cuntcudcd Long INJECTED Wilh the
M,cyerhuus.r m.. interests from
which the ruy,. nj buys spruce
and that the ry.. hould hc com-
pos.d of men uuf urialy interest
cd u sales.
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
WEALTHY N. Y. WOMEN
PATRoRIZE GAMBLING
PLACES, CLAIM MADE

Sew York, Fch I Luxurious
gambling establishments known 20 Dee
frovuoutc.' hy wealthy women and l1-
Gated u fashionable residential see
tinus ut the city are 10 be- invcstirat
cd through taking Of testimony in
open court session II was announced
today hy the district attorneys office.
The inquiry s expected 10 begin next
week
Information in the prosecutors pos
session, according to nm assistant at
tprncy shows that the Wifc Of one
prominent NcW Yorker lost 10000
within two hours IN one Of these
places
J con- the upper sido there are more
than forty splcudidN appointed gamh.
ling places tu which women motor
every afternoon. taking their urdi-
greed dogs with them ls masyots. and
are served with trt and oftru strong
rr beverages whsle they engage n
games uf chance. according to the
district attorneys Information Eyt-
dcncc that the proprIotor- Of these
houses Jrr guilty of crooked practices
100 dealing with the patrons Will hc
adducod ut the inquiry Il was said
'podigreod dogs assistant District
Attorney smith declared "ure said
tu h' regarded Hs aasc0ts by m.
feminine gamblers The stor, reach
ing m" today ir that the ~ lrn often
hot their heads off = thcy think their
pct Pumcrauniuu is uascotuur sue.
rcrstulIy against the mascuttinr ~
another wom1us pet pekiursc pr per
h1ps another moro formidable Eng
lI~h huII dog
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
STTI NTION UNCHANGED
IS BERIiN'S UEpOUT

I.0ndOn FCN- u TNU Wto9l i0I0-
grams received In Copenhagen from,
Bcrun report the situation ts uu-
changed. says AN Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from the Danish capital Tho
strike has not been extended.
The Ncrlinrr Tugohlau reports that
the police seized the trade union
building In Berlin and arrested Dep
uty korrsten and other leaders
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
AUSTRIAN DIPLOMACY
is GUILTLEss, COUNT
CZERNIN TELLS WILSON

london TVN- I-"|T' n NN'Wn V07I-
lively. according tu despatch from
R.rnr to the ban, Mail thaf Count
Czerum tho NuS,ru- Iluugtriuu foreign
minister through private ntcrmcdn-
r.r~ has sent message after messaEr
to president Wilson, assuring HIM OF
th, sincerity uud ruIlclre-n"ss ul Aus
tritr dIpIuwuHN
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
WARNING PLACARDS TO
BEWARE OF SPIES ARE
POSTED AT WASHINGTON

Washington. Icn D Warning pla-
cards .n beware uf spies appeared to-
dJy ben the ,UurcE uf nauunal defense
cfnocs with significant notification
that Watchmpu shave dl the powers
81 % 1entr, on posi-"
Don't ulk about what you have
done ot arr goins tu DO" Tsad the
WaruIus Enemy spies dt home and
abroad VIII draw You into arguments
and attempt tu cntap YOU into re-
V,aliug information Scctecy means
safcty."
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
FIRE SWEEPS THROUGH
SECTION OF WINNIPEG,
$4,000 DAMAGE DONE

Nlunipeg, Feb. Fire sW"pl
through what is known a- the p.d
nnndihu Pacific trl' srtuh building
early today one Cniulman refused
iu Jump into tho NE metz from 'h'
tup floor and go FAR t- o. known WIS
kill"d. -Four fircincn were 900. me ruol
when 70 ,aNed n hut escaped Ln-
WIS estimated al 5000 600.
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
AI ISTUO-GI.IlMN T\IL
TO KIAtH IDI"N LINES

lOWo7 ToN- mo NU9irIUns YrH-
'rrday attacked ou the Ns,aro plateau
in un attempt To- drive the Italians
from their newly won position an
Mont" III Val Bella the war of cc
announced to-day Tho enemy how
ever was unable tp roach tho Italian
IH. The Italians NN % sutdtu it.
tack n' dawn yesterday advanced
their lines us iur Dol. the head ~ no
Trlaro vallry iu tins sector
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
VI \ItTINL LAW EXTENDED
TO nnIMEN. H\MELI\GEN

Iou'on Thursday, Jan. 80 Mar.
tai law has been extended 10 IRE.
men and Iemolingen, q nearby town.
according to reports received here
Tho Vurwuerts co. HcrlIn IN am
nuuuriug ~ suppression for three
GAYS says this step was takon because
~ iucltod to mass strike Str'acs
have Uokcn ont m two more noru
mund names The strikers AT Nurom-
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
COMMISSION TO LOCATE
BAPTIST sANITARIUM
TO VISIT PASS CITY

El Paso Texas. Feb N come
mission representing he southern
baptist church home mission board
viii arrive here tomorrow Boo tour
~ the southwest 90 chuo-. p site fur "a
church unitarum. it was stated in ad-
1ir,s received here today by the cham
hrr 40 commerce ~ites .n Arizona
oud New McNIco also viii Do, cUnsid-
erred Tho delegation viii $500 FROM
here tu Ia- Cruces s. VI
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
\ TIIREE DAYS sTnIKE
DECLARED AT MUNICH

I-nnd0n- F0h- ~ thToo duVa
strike has been declared In Munich
according Go a central urWs dispatch
from Amsterdam tuduy
In pcrun. the s'-patch adds. 'hc
orcnucin ana Koppcl Locomotive
works cmployos have Joined the strike
movement
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
WAR is DECLARED BY
THE POLISH LEGION
AGAINST BoLsHEVIKI

lSieV from Miu~k that the Polish
legion has declared war against the
Rolshcviki. Reuter- dispatch from
rttruurtd sass
The evening herald., 1918-02-01

Seattle Wash. Feb T. Sc1tti"H
first snow uf the winter frll today,
covering the cily with white blanket
of several inches thickness.
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
10 GLASSES OF GREEK
REsERvIsTs CALLED TO
THE CoLORs, is REPORT

Iuud.n I5., Nir'H rlaee,s si
gr,,l r...ry.-'. ... hoep called 90
,h, colors. , g,. dispatch from
Athens siS-
The evening herald., 1918-02-01

burg. bavaria. have resumed work
tncr q two day demonstration strike.
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
BILLS NOW PENDING
ARE IMPROVED BY
PRESIDENT WILSON
Chief Magistrate Is Opposed TO
Certain Legislation, Claiming 1t
Would Hamper Him in Con
ducting the War

Washing uu lDh N. a U.uIiI
cu,r with dozen republican pn,
d"iup. rattle senator. whom b.. uw
moncd tu the White House '"d..
President Wilson reiterated hI. upp"sI
ton tp the pending bills Goo create I'd
super war cabinet and director ''
munitions ,outoudiug that th't wunlI
hamper him iu the conduct of the vlr
ana that the, worr uuu"' ..a-1rF
a. Waa -tid ALSO that IA" president
had asked the senators 90 ru. operate
m uNoldup agitation and discussion
of no" measure. Tho president took
tine position that the legislation
should NOT h" furrrd upon ham hr.
cause be- is directly responsible boo tho
prosecution OF the war iie was tu!d
that SENATORS hitchcock of bphrasku
democrat and Wadswurth ut Sew
Nurk republican wcr" planning
speeches Monday and Tuesday Boz sup
uur, OF the legislation and that %
they Insisted upon speaking there was
uu way hN which debate could boz pre-
vented An ~ the SENATOR present
to1i, were said tp hc u sympathy
with ma, presidents vicN-
Uccalis IAnruln'~ Troubles
Nu new reasons. u WIS said were
advanced hv m, president for his
opposition uut h, was MOST positive
u celebrating that fhn measures
would crippl" and emharrsss him in
the conduct ~ the var and again
referred to m. difficulties President
Lincoln had with s.milog -uhordi.
nat. body
The president Also stated as his be,
lief that % lprg, measure uf ou-ordi.
nation hid been secured and that ul
necessary steps huvo been and ARE
being taken without necessity for leg
i-utiun
Senators who attended the confer
,u,r said uneoubtcd efforts would b.,
made 900 thr senate in conformanc,
with the presidents desire to mint
mi.r agitation I'm hrhalf Of tho tV,
hils spokosmcn for tEc admins
tr1'ion prohJbN will reply a. scnutor
speaking Iu b.hr' of tho bills aud ie.
fleet tho president yicW- After tha
administration leaders ALSO plan q,
prevent the bills from formally com
INK br'or" the senate
n is generally conceded that i1a.
ioriU of the military committee vii
continue 90 support the bills and re.
port them from She committee
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

GENERALLY fair tonight and Sntur-
dRy no; 80 cold east portion.
The evening herald., 1918-02-01
Leaders Nrc Warned

The TagehAtt warns Sch'id"maun
ana Ebert against PLAYING TrotlkNs
game. and appcnls to M" radical
leaders to hring th" outbreak to 70
roucilintury conclusion. on account NJ
IN, effect abroad ana Tor th, sake OF
the future prospects tor the internal
reforms chJmpiou'd hy the roiohstaE
majority pdrtios.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-06
t'SE PRESIDENT WILSON'S NAME
 FOR THE LATEST WEARING APPAREI

PARIS Nov. c. The name of President Wilson ha. uwaned those of King George " of England and of thl late Emperor Nicholas of Russia label for populal styles of mems wearing apparel in. the Paris shops "] went to my taors to order suit blue surge, the sort of thing I've been wearing the last twenty years writes humorous contributor to I0euvre and that worthy called out to the bookkeeper One Woodrow Vii son suit adding in explanation to That's the name of the goods
 Then went to the shirtmaker's where 1 selected some shirts that only differed from those used to buy fore the war in costing $l instead of $160 and heard the saeman announce Six President Wilson shirts
 My new boots comfortable but devoid of elegance, hear brandedupon theirs the name of the United Sta eS president.
 My natter showed me hat of the very shape that be- fore the caledTyrolean' (and paid three times less o The Tyro hasost caste and these hats today Wilson's although they were George Fifths during the first years of the war.
 My collars remind me of our glorious ally, for though the laundry chemicals have removed my that of the President remains ndebe and yet these same collars for years could boast of bearing the names of Nicholas II"
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-06

gently She was buried in the graveyard of the martyr priest Sister Marianne 8l years old and visited the mainland after her arrival in Hawaii in 1883.
 Tor number of years she conducted the hospital q Waluku island of Maui, and went to Kaaupapa in 1888 She had been sister of the Order of St. Francis for sixty
 ' years taking the veil at Syracuse, New York t@c Mother house ot the OtdaY Born in Germany she came America when young girl and lived for time at Utic
 During the reign of King Kaakaua in the early eigh es, when yers being segregated on Mookl, 1t b- came imperative that be obtained to care fer the mtortunateS. Walter Murray Gibson as American American and Premier of tie kingdom of Hawaii undcT Kaakau made known the wants Cf the monarchy to the head oI the Catholic Mission
 Arrangements were made with the Order of St. Fran cs and seven nuns arrived here from Syracuse in 1885 Ct this party three survive Sister Marianne These are Sl- tp. E0nayenulra Sister RCnata and Sister Cresenca.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-06
BARGAINS WELL GREETED BY ALL
 ALLIED TROOPS ON WESTERN FRONT,

BEHIND BRITISH INES IN FRANCE No,. To an American visiting the Western front in thcsc ing times it Is a surprise and pleasure to note ty rest and anticipation with which the more active pa atiOn of the Americans is greeted on every hand. The Canadian soldiers invariably adopt the attitu told you so" when the official reports chronicle Am m successes The Australians also pride themSely leir intimacy with the Americans, and take a persona in every good deed which the Americans do, as if } way they. themselves, had some share in it. The English TOmmieS are content tO express delight satisfaction but always as ii eager to believe the best give credit for every excuse The Americans by the stunning ways and nSStant aggreSSiyeneSS in the lino won the good will of the whole Imperial British army When German report came in the other day of Iiyl aneS brought down from pato K American esS, frank mcIeCulity was oXptt -J ..eITWher@ the American report verified i, there WIS nothing but hard luck and basis tor further averaging eE, $.
 The American flying men have a hard time before l 10 sustain the hopes htid out for them by their ad Is in the British and Canadian battaoNS. The kndi. auSe ShOwered on American methods by the Engsi papelS which have from the first ignored the mStai ltain to creep into any War administration oI the feel lere.
 Nowhere was the amity of feeling between the Amer
 and the various British units better demonstrate, at the recent Dominion Day sports behind the Br,. nes. The events of that day acknowledged to has the greatest galaday aebratOn ever held in the Wg
 satNl1I@zs
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-06
SIIL.Y ISLANDERS MOURN KING.

LONDON, Noy., G. The population of the Scilly L. les are mourning for their King, T. A. Dorien Smith, whose death occurred in August
 King Domien- Sndt ruled tbe 145 islands in much the same way as a landed proprietor on the mainland would He inherited the islands froman uncle who rescue their inhabitants from poverty by introducing the cutu Gr flowers.
 The Dorr2n,Spith estate at Trcscc Abby is reputed- y the most rea abc ia the kingdom and excited the lcn,e admiration of the late lne Edward who visited t. s.an ls when on a yachting tour.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-06
AMERICAN RED GROSS IN PARIS
 LOCATED AMONG HISTORICAL SCENES

PARIS, Nov. c. The American Red Cross wal lousc in Paris at 90 Rue du Chcmin Vert is located the scene Of good part of the action in Victor Hugos novel les 1Iserabes The author gives the street it's full na02 now discarded of Rue du Chenln Vert St. Antoine 1t y@s W this long narrow street" that Jean Vatican an |. child Fantine turned when pursued by the police.
 A he end of this street is Bicpus where Jean Val aa2 oa refuge in convent At the other end is the Place o Noas soS where Victor Hugo lived while writing Les
 .! at les"
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-06
IOSPI 'ALITY SCHEME TO YANKEE
 TROOPS PR0} ES TO BE A SUCCESS.
LEEDS. ENGLAND.

LEEDS ENGLAND, Nov, G. A scheme put into effect har, for extending hospitality to American troop
 providing highly successful The plan to distribute the visitors among private houses the hosts being relieved as
 much a. possible of Yationing problems each guest being provided with ration cards and special permits for obtain ing focd supplies The entertainment arranged for thc AmeIcals includes golf bowling and tennis The Y, M (. A. building is general headquarters and central club fo the visitors Efforts are made to show the Americans the principal points of interest in this district including the big industrial plants I . .'t...
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-06
HER SUPERIOR MARIANNE DIES
 AMONG IEPT RS WHOM SHE AIDED.

IONALULU, T. H. Nov. 6 Correspondence Of Associated PreSS)- Neither Superior Marianne ot athoc Order of St. Fryncis, friend of Robert LoLl, nson and for thirty years in charge of the Catholic rS hospital work among the inmates of the ieper set
 mt at Kalaupapa island of Molokai, died there rc-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-06
JAP PAPERS UNDER CENSORSHIP.

TOKYO, Nov. G. Newspapers of Japan, forbidden during the recent rice riots to publish anything about the disorders decided concession from the government which now has placed the press under the same kind of vol untary censorship as exists in the United States.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-06

Do not gumble because you are poor. Maybe your poverty keeps you from making fool of yourself
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-06

CROWN GAS and Distiiatc &t J. L. Graef. If Pocket Flash light and batteries al ]. l.. Graef. If
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-06

POWDER CAPS and fuse at ]. L. Graef. ....... zee. zee. ............ fl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
Gil Kampfronten.

WoibIngton Den 24oe San. Get
Sllotrpt ~begnn0er at pin6e @runo, at
onerltorlfe trooper / Den nprmeltc
Iremtio pil opertogc en- beitemt
Strpfning al a%ampironten.
Gettc Snotrpf or blcpet 'oriiertet
ueb en- a~ngipelig llotulelie al VrGii.
oeilten ON. at ri bar bobbcIt lua
mango Trooper / Sronfri9 iong. iout
nogen bupoe pentet, at DC Sor. eta.
ter piloe bli ilfunb Ill at transporter
/ Den 5i0, iom er bengnaet iiben
arigsertlGringen". OF at american.
lie trooper aIcreoe tiolig til Waoren
pil befinOc Jig Mot / tpffcitc Siam.
pen"
arlgamlniiter Sotcr llTgteoe at
ulolaoe liz paa nogcn oircfte Glstil.
iion Al oi9ie llOtolelier. Get eneitc,
ban piloe lige bar, at 6orbereOellerne
ltrloer raft 'renIa0, og al mango Tan-
lfelighc0er er blct rp60eoe al Nclel.
Gm ben mluerilfe (roppeitprfe,
iom er iellbt Ill Granfrlg, frube ban
life ubtale zig, Iagoe bon, men Sraua-
porteu bar gaact burtIgcrc Tor lig,
enO man hau0c Ucltct.
Soainart nnlcrifdnltc (roppcr
ourrtagcr ct bcitenlt 9Iiinit AZ 5ron.
ten, uiIoc bette ltiprteuct bli mcooelt,
ioriifre0e ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

I'll cnhplr lio. iiUr til cl lio iom
Den nUrpUrSuoc. Gen or hentct
ira ct &crt ON "GonarcaiionoI
@outruucnt" al Sen oauPrenoe
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Sbcrlt lbcooort Hooicpclt o. Sc
tcpubIitanltc Nsrcrc / Non0rc9Itn
Tar Der ibnN liUrtc (cQu til. at
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r0lrpIt't, ~ at RooiCpclt otter par
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lIettc 6orila0ct ON SprrttelIen AZ
Ct HrlGafablnct.
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@pomlng SicfS ira Mem Dorf,
adtn ira California. 6eIS ira
Ohio. Hcnroot ira @iaconiin. Nao.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
Den tvife 6eltebop.

Sc tpife miIitGre Sunfere bar cn-
beIia pitt &iisierne Seitehopen iitil-
hnQet. Gercs Grfl9rins / grGit.2i.
topif ben 25oe Tetember, hpori &c of.
ccpterebe DC r~lisiiifc @runbIptningcr:
ingeit Innerationer, inaen Gritntnir-
ger, ri Selpbeitcmmeliesrct for ollie
Naiioncr. inlao iom itorc - pasicoc
iaa bella inb / Sulctcnulingen. Nien
Def bar bare toni Yrat DC mcnie life
lloget meo Oct. Set bar nnget gallifc
anSet be mente, ba De naaeoe til at
oreite 3insen aIporIigt paa en- graz
Sperbns. &c tpife militrre Sunfcre
mente iclpiciseIie life meo i'm bsiti-
beige Grflarins paa SuIeoas, at DC
pilbe Hippo Saset | 1oIen % Dc rns-
Spr.,Gi.es paa iiSits Sibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
%Sanobrueet / lo17.

Woihington Den 23oe San 6arm
proOuftarnc / Dc Gpr. Stafer noaeoc /
1917 ben eueitaaenoc NUrot al up
item 10000 YitQioncr Collars. elcr
usiagtig S19,4I3,S493S1. en- TOr.
sQclie al ouer 5000 Wtiaicner Col.
lars ooer 1916 OF al nGiicn 5000
Wtlllloner Collars / 1915.
&islQe CT al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tct netop oi|lcntliaglort Cucrilag be
lob V9roien al De loriflelllge ApItu-
ger iig I'll Sl3.6tO.462.1 1872 % repre-.
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~prooufter.
6ormour oq nnimdlite Erooutter
oniloaes I'll en- &PrOi a. S5.S333s6
500. Ell Soregelie al npiteu 1900
Mliuloncr Collars ouer 1916.
NProien AZ IpIingernc par. FOR Sc
iPrifilte Staters &eotommenoc itsrIt
/ SQinois; oernGit fom Scras % Der.
eitcr Soma. Mtiuueioto unr oen nlcn-
SC i HPffen.
0Grbien az AultnHerne / DC moro.
ueitligc Stater por iont IsIger: Ylin.
ueiotu S4S0230.000 9torth Safuta
$500. 300. 900. Soutb Gntota 1856.
5S2 900. ,Sope S1S3. $4,000, gSi2.
conlin S361,095,000
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
2lm. Sfib torpeoeret.

sra eli atlaHtiif @oon tcIc9roierc5
Den 2lbe Gar: Get amcrifanife
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tnifc Camper ~Alemannio". iom blep
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/ lprbeocn al Den ipanife apit. 20
al @~eiptnineen miitebe 2ipet. Heiien
onfpm BERTH ioag meo ct ipauif
Iampifib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
KuI$ituationett.
Sraitiifc Sfriet tGgcS furnt uno'
aaa en- alpurlig ariic.
SGttcs paa Nationer.

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tore ENTHUSIASTICALLY Sernban,r
Il Giten moo inotiI uGrmcrc Srorc
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uarmitige Teiriorholoe. : Toca.
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i'm %~irfIoutbco.
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CT tilbeicIig til at iortolfc Bette
Inm ct Scgn pao, at Somarbcioet
rnelcm allaominiitratorer % Germ.
tauc0ireftsrcn life er lao goot,
let blroe uGre.
Get ipnes, iom ON Den poerit al.
uorliqe STRIFE / a~ullituationen Dor
iremfalot Ell iti9enoe Sitterhco,
life alenc mcQem Gbeicrue Tor Dis.
ie 10 uiqtiQc Sllouitrier @ru'
tcrnc % Sernbanerne, men ogiaa
rrellem Mcolcmmcrue AZ fluc ST..
tincttct.
Disqualification Yic9loooa 6or.
buoaororc lu6cr lOu lslgcr:
"Sont SDlde al Dc pocrit itrcr
qp Nclrforholoc bar @cnernIoircf
tor WcAooo paa Hcgiousbireftsr
Sniths Anbcinlinq %bempnoiget
rcruc I'll ar IGg1c embargo pon al
1rogt nrco lluOtageIic al 2cuncta.
I i0ler. aul o. arIgsamnlnlltio't
% arig5ioripnutger, iom lpecic.t
er opproterct al Nrure0epartenlen'
tet o-er Neltnlp' paHlallnierne e'tcn
Tor B~ittsburQh. oper Baltimore s;
C~hiobonan sitenior Chioilaocn, OF
oucr ThilaGeIphiu & Hcnoing.Sd'
rem / set Gicuco at ipttc oisic
Siuier. Iom er Sc piItigitc tulie'
rcioc &aHer. iitoro I'll houcoFaJc
Tia at aroltocs til Transport n
Aul. Gctte 6orbuo burbe tir
rare roglc iaa Gn8c, buis &eirct
tebagcr Jig"
S~elQen0c Telegram CT ienot Sul-
% Observation-Disclosures / De
i0ritllbte Statcr
Sui % Trouiantaominiitratio-
uerne er bIcret ol,ige on. At al.
Nholciale- o. &e.alIbuiitter, Iont
hanoler mco Sepuetsmioler. ifol
ituuqe hper Nton0ag ira Den 2Sbc
%auuar Ill oeu 25oc MIart9 utOtc.
gen i 5tIiGIoer. hror SufBiuscn
rtloe hinorc Ell tiIitrGtfelig Giitri-
tuerinQ al %eunetamloler."
e,(r,%,,csr;u, 1fNSot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
aulrrtiunerins / ltSiist.

@oIhington. 25oe Sln.; Suer
encite Stat ! llnioren pll mart iii
iat q auIrotioner. Spcr elfe!t
Stat oil BIZ ttIitndet affiirut iaa
range Son alil o. life Ct Tluta
mere.
Npur0uu Sen Nnoel AZ Gitl, lom
f3mnler iii at Ial0c pna huer Stat.
iGicu ifal o%iitribncr,5 meIlem o.
i~,rititaigc aloaicr Al S~orbrugers.
Ill bli orraugeret al Ben fsScrale
Observation-Disclosures i hper en-.
te.t Stat. ) SiliGlSe Set itiiIoe
rife ia. az Der apontum, lom or
TIBET hper Stat. life er tlliiratfe.
liz FOR pisIc uomeirnseIis ussue,,.
eis gieneS. oil Der mansleuee ale.
ne finne oporines pee at reoncerc
assfigtes pea SHE