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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01
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Elfoood Has CLASSY BlI.
.rhe b oLee Pictorial was omitted
nom fhs 72ening persornance Of Ear
rows var u Revue atthe Hippodrome
yesterday ION account Of the nom
arIFvaI of1fhe films. While Manager
EIsher wab endeayoring to locate them
peoUIe wete piItng into the theatre and
when the show hour arrived a big Mon
dav matinee crowd had assembled. Be
fore starting the show it was an
ncunced from the stage that II any OF
those in the audience felt the least dis
appointment the management would
cheerfuIIy refund the admission price
at the box Office. Everybody stayed
and everybody enjoyed clean must
cal comedy bill which introduced
number of good specie4ties. Among
these were Rita and Murreu IN lit
tie skit called 1.-The Lady ana the Boob"
which had good line Of comedy s1tua-
tens and a two-piece Jazz orchestra.
Mcconnell and Lockhart were posi-
tive scream in 4 kiss throwing" num-
Der which was interspersed with nov
city dancing act. Ella Manning, look
ing better than ever, celebrated her re-
turn to the Hippodrome by pleasing the
audience with a good local number and
assisting in the chorus. Mable Lock
hart led in charming old love song
which went over with several encores.
The combination of her voice, style
and the dress OF the chorus aided by
artistic light effects made this one OF
the big numbers Of the program The
KeIlners, who appear on the bill as
Tolite entertainers. were that, every
irch of it. Miss KelIner steps nicely
and sings even better. Mr.. Kellner is
splendid dancer and good singer.
His Brown Skin Gal" was amusingly
rendered without impairment Of its
musical quality. The same bill re-
peats tonight, including the Camp Lee
pictures which arrived in time for the
first evening performance. The views
c.e this big national army cantonment
we're voted by everyone as being per
fectIy satisfactory and /. good, interest
ing entertainment in themselves.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01
onen House TodaY.

Open House with the eIecutIve
board Of the Woman's Club as hostess
es is an event at the club apartments
in the Masonic Assembly hall today
which will draw large attendance Of
club members and their friends, the
invitation having been extended to
the latter on this occasion. Receiv-
ing with the board viii be two state
OFFICERS, Mrs. George DeBolt, presi-
dent of the State Federation OF Won
ems Clubs and Mrs. A. L. Lehman.
state secretary. Amusical program
by Ernest Yost with Miss Katharyn
Moore at the piano will feature the
program. The hours are from until
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01
Guest at Wedding.

Miss Kathaleen Carroll OF Charles
ton arrived here this afternoon to at
tend the marriage tonight Of Miss Ma
ria Raymond to Kenna Clark which
will be solemnized at Shadyside the
home of the bride. Miss Carroll and
Miss Raymond were school mates at
Georgetown Seminary.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01

Rev
5IEApLlNERs TONIGHT
ADDED ATTRACTIONS

TITLE ANNETTE FORD. the
Prfma-donna of $The Princess
-. Pat CO. and an the members OF
notable Organization which WILL
Be the attraction at the Grand Theatre,
frniont. for a matinee and evening
foFmance on Saturday, January
5th have been decorated as the result
OF special performance recently CIV
en- At the Russell Theatre Ottawa
ont. Canada.
Such IS the latest word that has
caused jealous paIpitations on every
Rialtos The unusual distinction was
conferred by Col Colweu in behalf OF
1Ifs regiment Of Canadian engineers
from the Signal Training Depot who
had Witnessed the performance ana
wished TO express their appreciation
The token consisted Of regulation
army cap badge Of gold and IN making
the presentation Colonel ColweA
thanked each recipient personally.
Mss Ford has declined to say whether
she was kissed upon each cheek.
habit said to have been acquired by
canadians who have seen service
abroad. and other lady members OF
the company display the same reti-
cence. The latter proudly aver that
they went toyer the top" Of the foot
lights and each captured at least
score Of uuresisting hearts.
{ At any rate, It Is the first decoration
OF the non-Iiquid sort that has been
schronicled in Stageland and The
Frfncess apt Co" are now melted to
new deeds Of valor, with badge collect
ing the main objective.
-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01
Guests in cIarksbura.

Mrs. Edwin Brooks who is here from
Newark, n. J., who is the guest OF her
tarents. DR.. and Mrs. c. o. Henry. and
Miss Mary Ellen Henry. are the guests
OF their cousin. Mrs Pau: Hornor, IN
CIarksburg. They attended the AS
sembly dance last night
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01
eueats al The Eairmont.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevenson and
son paul, of Huntington, W. Va. and
Miss Genevieve Clancy of Hamilton,
o.. have been guests at The Fairmont
for several days and we're among the
guests at the dinner dance last even
ing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01
MRS. WATKINS RURlED.

Funeral services over the body Of
Mrs. DeliIah Hall Watkins whose death
occurred on Saturday Will be held at
2:3O o'clock today from the residence
of her daughter. Mrs. Fred Milioy, on
Pittsburgh avenue. Interment was
made in Maple Grove cemetery by en-
6ertaker jenkins.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01
Married Ia cltY.

Mr.. William G. Hill and Miss Btta
Amos were united in marriage last
evening at the home Of the officiating
minister. Rev. R. J. Yoak OF the First
NJ. E. church south. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill will reside here.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01

John stoetzer, Nelson Beale, W. E.
Sturses, A. J. Colborn, w. n. EnGle.
Kenneth Barnes, Clyde Hill. T. z.
johnson. NJ. W. Lanham, Bernard Ar
nett, Albert Fox, Robert Henry, Har-
old Hutchinson, Walter Corbin. Lind
saw Frame. Victor Shaw, F. B. Crutch-
er, Earl Fox, Paul Stevenson, Walton
Miller, G. G. Wedding, G. c. Arnold,
Allen ]. Reed
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01
Guest in Charieston.

Mrs. c. A. sipe has gone to Charles
ton where she is the guest for few
weeks OF her daughter, Mrs Arthur
Burke Koontz She was accompanied
there by her niece, Miss Caroline Ward,
who had spent the holidays here with
relatives.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01
Watch Party.

Miss Darlie Kerns was hostess to
number of friends at a watch party
last evening at her home. Games and
music were diversions of the evening
and refreshments were servd.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01
Rnhert Is. Ia Chanter 20 Meet.

The Robert E. Lee Chapter OF the
Daughters of the United Confeeracy
will meet on Wednesday afternoon at
/ 80 o'clock at Red Cross headquarters
to sew for the Red Cross.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01
taeuIar Water Scenes at Dixie

Spectacular Water Scenes at Dixie
"sirens of the Sea-" at the Dixie,
is a musical comedy version Of the
Lorelei legend expanded into screen
form bv the addition OF a leading lady
and an alleged plot. Some exceedingly
fancy diving and swimming is per-
formed by a chorus of very youthful
sirens clad almost as scanttly as Venus
in her well known arising from the
AS a background for the exploits OF
the water witches We have pictur-
esque stretch of rock and sand with
turbulent sea in the foreground.
The plot opens with the scene in
which baby girl is cast up by the
sea and adopted by a wealthy and
chiIdless couple. Eighteen years Ia
ter. this child appears las a younS
debutante who casts herself OF the
rocks and back into the sea in order
to escape too impetuDus lover. The
remainder of the story is devoted to
an interminable dream in which sea
sirens, mermaids and water babies are
indiscriminatelv mingled.
Carmel Myers as the dark haired
Lorelei was by far the most seductive
of the sirens. Louise Lovely acted
the part of the heroine very much
like a faxen haired doll siren who has
been guaranteed not to be injured by
water.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01

besides adding to the pictorial embel-
Hshments OF the musical comedy can
really sing and dance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01
Virginia Pearson at Nelson.

Virginia Pearson at Nelson.
"a Royal Romance" one OF the b.
William Fox feature plays. is booked
at the Nelson today. Virginia Pearson
With typical Fox cast will be repre-
sented.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01

esSEIyely at Grand Tonight
astep Lively new musical comedy
production, is at the Grand Theatre
today and tonight with its exceptional
cast. It's whirlSof pretty girls, enchant-
ing music and brilliant costumes. This
musical comedy success comes here
with the substantial Endorsement OF
the press and public of the leading
cities where It has been presented.
Step Lively" It is promised will be
locally presented with every minute
detail OF scenic and costume display
that It obtained during its long run
at the La Sale Theatre, Chicago The
big company numbers thirty five peo-
pie and Is headed by those two well
known comedians. Billy House and
BUY Wyse. Step Lively is brimful
OF Spectacular features. ringing mel
ody, beautiful women. spirited comedy
and It's two acts take the audience in
beM1dering fancy to all the current
tiiet ric events Of the hour. The pro-
grslm announces Twenty-Five big sing
ing and danicng numbers. Several
baIlet features, many chorus marches,
tabIeaux galore and number Of cleo
nicaI surprises. The cast also in
cludes Miss lone o'DonneH. the sing
olinist, who proved to be
one Of the big hits in step Lively"
last season, and Miss Grace Manlove,
Estelle Booth, Mable Darnen. Norma
King. TheIma Haugh, Mr. Clarence
Backous, Lee Wentz. Norman Hanley-
IN addition to the principals there Is
chorus Of Broadway beauties. who,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01
GOODWIN Prediction at Princess

GoIdWyn Production at Princess
For Jane Cows screen debut,
-GoIdwyn has provided novel material
IN Basil Kings story, ''The Spreading
Dawn, which Is showing at the Prin-
cess today. Given an artistic produc-
the ilm is an exceptionally en-
pertaining and interesting feature. Mr.
Balm. the art director. has added NJ
scenic effects. He has presented the
spirit and atmosphere Of the ante
sbeIIum days with charm and excellent
judgment Two scenes in particular
are fine examples of his art and mag
inat3on-one, the photographing of a
pretty scene from behind paned glass
windows, and the other, a scene in
Silhouette, showing the parting of the
sweethearts on a hill at daybreak-
There were more spectacular scenes,
too, but those done on big scale
were Of more theatric nature and
were not quite so convincing as those
of charming simplicity.
Another feature that was noted with
pleasure was that the story, though
concerning life during the Civil War
days, was not laid In the South, with
negro dancing on cotton plantations,
but the scenes were. instead, laid in
New York This is quite unusual, for
we are generally made to believe-in
pictures-that only the South can rep
resent truly the atmosphere Of the
Civil War days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01

star If Victor Herbert's brilliant Musi-
cal Play The Princess Pat, Coming
to the Grand Theatre Next Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-01

.'Henpecked Henry Funny as Of Yore.
No matter how old ''Henpecked
Henry" is or how often one has seen it,
It never fails to be delightfully."- funny.
II possibly has lost some of its power
TO attract capacity business IN this
town on account of its repeated show
ings here as a complete play and be-
cause it has ever so often been pre-
sented in tabloid form, but last nights
enthusiasm at the Grand theatre,
where it was presented by GaskeH &
MacVitty with a clever company proved
beyond a doubt that it is still hugely
enjoyed by the theatre going public.
In a well balanced cast Clyde Long
as Henry Bowser, Clarence BackUs as
Fhil Mason, Virginia Bannister as Mrs.
Bowser, easily were the outstanding
members displaying more than ordi-
nary hiStrionic talent Lucille O'Dea as
Fay Davenport, was less vivacious than
the possibilities of the part afforded
her, but she redeemed herself admir-
ably in several excellent singing
speciaIties. She has splendid voice.
Grace ManIove has charming person
atty and splendidly essayed the part
of Elsie Bowser. She, too. is peas
ing songstress Of excellent quality The
chorus is good to look at and was cos
tuned in good taste. but gave very lit
tie evidence Of vocal powers. However
some allowance must be made for the
fact that they had to work without
orchestra OF the speciality numbers
Marion and Randeu scored the su-
preme hit in an eccentric fox trot, Miss
O'Dea was properly appIauded for her
singing of Marie and Miss Manlove
and Mr.. Backus scored heavily several
times in different numbers. The Ha-
waiian dance by Madamoiseile Marion
pleased because the audience was not
disposed to be critical. this type o.
dance being somewhat Of a rage, any
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

On lioen Siitorie, iont pijcr, nj
life blot SfiGbnen, men ogIoa eli
%~aabenfiole fan hape iillc unoer.
li9e Snner, iortGleS / "Soilp
Chronicle. Sor mere cltb ct slar
l:0en fom CT SfrGoocr / Sonoons
Gait eno, ion1 a beifiGitiget mco
at IN @aabenfiolcr for Hcaicrir.
gen, paa oct Snbialo of Itiffe Z.
Sort i Common paa Ell fproiaIpst
&aabenfiole. Eao aortct bauoc
han %ifrcpct: "@io Spftcn nc isl.
&C Den, lom fontmcr til at trGffe i
benne Srsie!"
Siocn blcp &efrutteringsregler-
ne ltrammcrc, % for ,logle Tiger
lloen nlaattc Dor Sfr9ooer forlaoc
lit frcocligc Scrfitcb % frcmitiae
llg / Ell aaiernc iom fremtioia
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tentlolen, = bpao iinoer ban att
oct cllb oct Sort, Tom ban Ielu
lapoe ltrepet for ct Mar iiben.
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G%oIliu2uiuc, Sll., Sen 5tc NpriI.
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7 NroQcr bIep iAaor toQct ira iii
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bIcu fmoet al Tolitict.
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liz lom Noacr. mart ion @rllbearbci
Ser, holbt lQoor Ell lociuIlitilf Gale
Tor Wrubcurbclocrnc / Wtarppllle.
MuU 'tol hCru0rr haze lIotaIt liN /
mCQct nc0lUttcnbc ll0trpf ON %anoct2
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Norbltrclic blauot hans (ilhrrcrc. al
han iunOt oct ruoocliQit al taQc SluQ.
ten tIlbaGc til it SEEM hcri Collins.
uIlc Nlcrc Al @rubcorbciocruc
IlINt1 cltcr hom "a bcrcttcoc ON,
huu0 iom uor hUnot / Miorpuiuc.
GelNcu blcu iom oucnior i~ortalt.
StIput cit cr roliQt Der ior Cic.
blIttct, hcr'tcr her Ell mclct opht0ici
StcumluN moo ou0rc iom miatUufc2
Tor at uUr, pro tu'tr Spupnthlcr.
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Sprina @roDc.
Siiu "SsraD").

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hus % &cicitalo tilbgrenbe Sob
Hcpbollic % pil tage Gienoommlel
i 0cli60elic laoIndrt Giercn or ira
ilpttct.
Miis glIcttc Hom al Grange
u. 3, blcp ocn 25oc Marts / Sprinf
@rppc r0tcpicf ill @uritnp Sitcbrt
al 0ilblouo Sorpnibip. &iclicn Tor
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2O0c Nnrtn TNtcpict til Chin &inl
bic al 9tlibioro. Nriooonmcn Ct
o@liitcrcnbc Nnsicrcr / Sirii Totionol
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ncopoIi9 pco Toit. Nj. 8. Smcitao.
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lat 30 pao iiu Sorm / @lact Sam.
mcr.
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ellen Tor Omtrcnt 30 al DC nrrmcitc
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bare / ct Auiolo al Sinb3iorpirrinN,
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iom bans @uitrll noNlc Gage %icrlcrc
crtlTrcOc2 for iino2iorpirrct % icno..
les til Sin0oiuQcoiplet / Nod)citer.
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WnlhinQton 8. ioc Npril. Sibelr
~NcguuocIieu Al Den itorc tnite Siien-
in hor NcIoinqcrne til Sllititoocpor.
temclltct on NupcnbClic az Nolfe-
~illltit3 moo Epifcrc % iaopolc NIue-
ritoncrc monNcbpbIet iiQ. Wtpnoig-
bcocrnc amer Situotioncn for me9ei
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0lNcr HcNlcrinQcn til at toac hroltiifc
Torholo2rcAlcr cucripr ilIpunIc Ut.
ringer % MonblinNcr.
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Smaapluf.

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no,,s A,,s noo roit ppoun etrcet
ior 50 $50
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mr.. 5ncroc b,rn, thinner, l},rt,
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rrruHt, totoIt yerNoo E,hu .nr,o.
g2m yiurc,o,n p, -, A,uo,u reji,,
hcr,,n ino, IN, inn, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Wiliou bclparer
llofororinoen.

Baltimore. Nio., ocn Ste Npril.
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fon life ta9c Sell al Mcningcn a
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hinge ctbucri icIniit &crrcopmmc
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rsre Tianoet, isr oct bar bleuei
nnoerisgt. Oct uiite Jig, at YiaN
hoet ltoo / 6orbinoelie meo II
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en- bciienit Tangent blep bersrt, OF
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OF Den piloe baue ipr9nst / Cutter
belle Sniet % orGbt bpert ereite
Rennelfe / bct.
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granarp 30x30 meo Ii SooS StoIper os
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bnaninssr paa bsss. SiSsr. Smsbsperfiteb,
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Gus 1926 mtb IA Iobs Stclpsr. ct
GopttIsb III $50 pr. Acre. Spis iuset itror
pil bet inbbeiotte en- S,eoiebsl az aplizsen.
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sans er6anse. 1889 plymouth chg.
Minneapolis. Minn.
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- BUY BONDS --
0elpeoeSmaifime I ct Yiamo

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terct / CT al De iierre Suie / gper.
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Yiano. On al Dc unse Solontcr.
inm rar en- rem Sirtuos paa Tia.
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?ecprah 10 Smesll.
Sebefnlo.
Sen SIC 2lpr,I 1915.

SieIac GitcrrctniuQ ira Nilnncnpo.
lis or 9llircO NoQcuOl, Scn az :.
9. NoQcupa. oiNooct pco Nrocn Nre-
nao Gitcrmi0onN Al. , pon Ntnto
nisichoipiialet Ser / Sueu. Zen il'Ac
W}on0 blcu bro0t iii &olpitolct Tor at
npercrcs Tor appendicitis, % Cpcro'
tionCn lnffeoca bel, men oct pl'te ltA
iencrc. at Ell mn operation m0ottt
ill. % SET uor mere, enc han tdoltc,
NlibpOc blep % Nor QanmcI. San
nor, ioaul6t ol6cS, lrot | Ncrn@,
huor Iobcrcn IrnQc por Carer. Mco
lin Go0cr % inc Scitcnoc fom bon
for Ell icr1tcn Mar iiocn til Ectornb.
huur Mr. Noocuoa / Here Nor por
&rrcr uch Observation-Disclosures Stos
lc. Gor rel ino eli ire Nnr tllbnNc
fIuttcbc Snmilicu Ill NtluncoprIl@,
"a 9llirco, ser par nblUrt W(a'tlnITt
fer pc0 @uthcrnu TllblilblnO Sonic
her / &ncu, bar set nc'tc AZ Slncn
urbcioCt / lit ToQ hos 81. Is. SOFTER
Yubli'hilQ So. Noocrcn, Ell Nroocr,
SARAH. % 70 Sritrc, @rncc o. Amno,
opcrlcpcr ham - Gobcrcn % Seltrc'
lie / Mimcupolja ~ Nruncrcn |
Gcroa. NcNroucllcu InrcNoor ln1or
ucn C~ir&ooQl 'ru SerQchuict. 50l
G.uccn Npc. u. mco &or0lUitcliC poo
Grnital %otc NruulumN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

s'aor Tt isrnhcr Etes eubNrpfism. lsns
beli Goii' ener Snriouotsnra. Eei CT INIT.
ieri at leuee Ieie @euse , olm,noeliee srepe.
GO bi ian life p9re anlporilse Tor yenss. lon
blir t0rie pea Yeien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09
- BUY LIBERTY y

Ten ncrife Mmerifa 2inics Mfticr.
Sfplge Telegram ira Sopcofonto.
ret | ariItianin til 2ii,icnS Chicago
aontor, ooteret Den 5te s(pril, bar
ailr'cn pna 2inicnS gfticr pna Sri.
ltlallia @ers 365 % elcr $197.10
pr. Nftic.
- BUY LIBERTY BONDS --
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

otHaI8S.-Sem opbprtebe Sars
- me, bslissenoe | stlise Del at Volf
Gonntp. Minn. llbmerfet cScrbunb. &leuer
porer ubinerfet; Iisser bel.ilist til Sfoler
% sirfer; fra en til Ter YtiI til be Iiplise
gper 8uIn os Soiston. @artin &anbflep.
Soitspu. Miuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

ciliaI9s.-@n impropeb Stof
- Sarm paa 800 acres sftIise Tolf So.
Winn., tire Dtil ira Iibeu gp, til en- msset
lup pris. Waa lrlae biuist paa Grunb al
iinancieue SanffeIisbeoer. Sor 537. Groots.
ton, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

EtterivtrQieI.-- Sm -nosen
W Tube fisn6e Sppttt 3. xItsftabs
abresle, ba pGr iaa penIis at unbsrretts
q. 8. xisstab, SoIma. Tlinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

"Fsheu"s cntne Natnttr e. hens aarrl,
abonnenier. oer'or fan ol iub9 iaa nGro,iuloe
4rGmier Il. sbonneniiamlere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

Wiii4 emma StIlNc Ncnricttc Ser
eioc blcu bcQrnuct ira line TorrI0rc2
Stem / @lcumoo0 Golpuihip % fra
@lcnlpono Sirtc / Sur2ouQ2 mlbcr
itor 2rItoNclic ira SIUpt, %cnncr oN
llabocr. SOM nor loot Sen 1900
IPart4 1900 oQ blcu inolc0c5 Iio:
oncr IS Nlnr Ooumlcl. Muu oeoc
ScnOoQ G'tcu ocu ste Miorta c'tcr
ca. ; Mars @iocIicr al NlcrtcinQbom
Scr pno Gluten m%coicrtc &uttcriot.
SOM por icuQcliNQcnc ct Nor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

Nposbo. -Omitenbigbebe peo
- Salpor Smbabls Tsbsbo frGper at
Sarmen irlses itrar. 3erfor biuis Yris oa
Iette Setinselier. 100 Icres. ca. So plsiet
iom bsr plsies iaieu iiommer. 6a. 20 acres
Sapnesans, Reiten nGiten ferbist for Sps
pleinins. 6 @rreliers Sns, "granerp",
2 Stalbe. 4 Mil til Sp os Creamery, 3
WiI iii norif Sirfe. "@rabeb Gonntrp
Sdool" % Selefon. 3ilifrip u. @. Sonfom,
abminiiirator, Badger, Winn.