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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-21
U. s. CASUALTY LIST

CASUALTIES .. ......., co. .... ............ The name of Private John D. Con- ditt, Heber Springs, Cleburne Coun- ty, Arkansas, appears on Saturdays army. casualty list, among those l wounded severely.
 Washington, July 20.-The army casualty list today shows:
 Killed in action, 16; died of wounds plane accident, |; died. of accident and other causes, IS; wounded severely, 57; wounded, degree undetermined. l; missing, 6; total, 120.
 Southerners in the list include: Died of wounds: Privates Scott l.. Hood, Bastrop, La.: James o. Will Hams, 623 West Frisco street, Okla homa Citq, Okla.
 Wounded severely: Corporals Elgie G. Fields, Cartwright. Tex; James Sheffield, Groveton, Tex; Private John D. Conditt, Heber Springs, Ark.
 The list:
 Killed in Action Corporals Jesse D. Gillespie, Gen. tral, s. C.; Jean Kendall, Elkville, N. C.; Bugler Frank L. Hubbell, Indiana polls; Privates Arthur B. Curran, Richmond. Va.; Daniel Donahue, Eli zabeth, N. J.; David F. Fanick, Wat erbury, Conn.,; Henry l.. Galitzeck, Mont; George w. oHlm, Garrison. Kan; James T. Jarvis, Massena Springs, N. Y.; Morris Keronsky, Philadelphia; Anthony Moscarella, New York City; James F. Munagavin, Waterbury, Conn.,; Merrill R. Ray mond, Bernhards Bay. N. Y.; H. Gar rard Stillings Hamilton, O.; George Valance, Philadelphia.
 Died of Wounds Corporals Walter J. Behrens. La fayette. Ind; Burdette M. Slaven, Stearns. Ky.; Privates Philip H. Ben ton. Minneapolis; Charles Bloce, Col. umbus, o.! John Haddox Canan, Mo-; Arthur Hanson, Webb City, Mo-; Scott L. Hood, Bastrop, La. Arthur L. Mo Campbell, Madisonvilie, Tenn; Jos 1 eph J. Mariarity. Holyoke, Mass: Ray H. Prout, Newport, Ky; Ava N. Sidle, Grand Rapids, O.; Reginald w. Smith, Bethlehem, Pa.; Floyd A. Stev- ems, Ridgewood, N. J.; Albert Vein rich, Brooklyn; James o. Williams, 623 West Frisco street, Oklahoma City.
 Died of Disease Corporals Douglas Gammons, Tam pa, Fla; Harold. A. Sampson, Rich mond, Mo-; Privates George A. Ben son, Weekawken, N. J.; Lawrence L. Bourgeois, Lyons Falls, N. Y.! Ar hold Doe, Jackson. s. C.: Raymond M Geigle, Waterbury, Conn.,; Arthur D. Hill, New York City; Howard w. Mortenson. 'Parkers Prairie ,Minn; Ortonzo Pearson, Gridley, Cal; Vim cent J. Stenger. Short Creek, w. Va.; Richard J. Wilsoin, Readinfi, Pa. Died of Airplane Accident Lieut.. William B. Peterson, Omaha, Neb. Died From Accident of Other Causes Lieut.. Winston P. Anderson, Bir- mingham, Ala; Sergt. Willard D. l Purdy, Marshfield, Wis; Corporal Guilfoyle, Cambria. Wyo.; Privates Joe Aft, Shawano, Wis; William Bal lard, White Lake, Wis; Gaetena Gil ento, New York City: Raffa Dessotto ! kenova, Pa; Arnt Dyrdal, Spring Grove, Minn.; Sam Johnson Kath- wood. S G.: Frank L. MitchaII I;vor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-21
BIRTHS

Born to Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Sellars yesterday ten pound boy.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Madison Secretary Of State Merlin
Hun carried of the vote honots il
the recent general election, according
10 complete unoacial returns received
in Hull's Office lie lead TIE field at
the polls With 1888 ballots Re
turns received BY Secretary Hull, but
in which several errors are known 10
exist follows. For governor Mech
Ienpah. Democrat. 1856; Philip
Republican, 1899: for lieutenant
governor ~ Hogan. Democrat. 91.SS9:
Dithmar. Republican, 1t5fol, l1r sec
rotary Of state Herman, Democrat
S2.649. Huh. Republican. 171ASo; for
state treasurer EEerer. Democrat.
82.0f+: Johnson. Republican. 1855:
for attorney general Ryan. Demo
crat. S6.2s3; Blaine, Republican. 1866
$40.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07
Of Greater Difficulty.

Catherine Was learning to read in
her primer She had great difficulty
In remembering the word have" but
could remember much longer words |
said 10 her when She came asking
again for me to sell her why Cath
crime. van can remember mamma,
school and kitty why can't you re-
member 'aaNeT
"But. mother" She said. have is
a lots harder word to get acquainted
with"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07
SarCaStAC.

He'd be all right if he 8a~a' -
Internally sarcastic said Holloway
"JimpSon sarcastic: never a''re'
it. HoW?" said Wimp'eten.
why. | borrowed $40 from lh@ lFF
terday," said Holloway "and N'rD d, !,
asked him where | should SEM F"
when returning il, he said, "lhr >'''1'
place you sent the tifty you borrower
last year"
well, what of it? I don't >ee aH'
sarcasm in that" said Wimplfioa.
But. dont YOU see said h'''N'',
Il never returned the fifty / boff'"'1
a year ago
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07
e6th at St. Andre de Cubzac.

Sc (Chicago and northern lilinoiS).
St. Andre de Cubzac Maj. Gen Charles
H. Martin.
81. (ArkanSaS, Louisiana, MiSsiSSip-
pi. southern AlabamN. Pons. Mai.
Gen. S u. SturgiS.
IS (North Dakota. Minnesota. Iowa.
west NlinnjS). MontreauX Chateau.
Is Sur-Tille Mai. Gen. William Weigel.
50 (KanSaS. Missouri. South Dako-
IA, Nebraska. Colorado. New Mexico.
Arizona). Tally and ST. Dlzier Brig.
Gen. Frank ]. Vim.
90 (Texas aGd Oklahoma). Villers
Dev Dun and 81. Dizier, Maj. Gen.
Henry r Allen.
Oh ALASKA, Washington. Oregon,
California. Idaho. Nevada. Montana.
Wyoming. Utah). 0oostroGsrbelle and
Dunquerquc, Maj. Gen. William H.
Johnston.
% (NerroeS. national army. Mar
Nache and 81 Dizier, Mai. Gen Charles
c. Bailuu.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07
Gutho~ itatiVe.

Mabel-That fish looks like trout.
I'm very fond of trout wonder if it
is trout
Norma--Why don't YOU ask the
chef
Mabel Ito chef, sweetly) kind
of fish is that?
Chef-That is fried fish, ma'am.-
Judge.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07
Depot Divisions.

Al. washington, Oregon. Montana.
idaho. Wyoming). 81. Afghan and
Movers Brig. Gen. Eli Cole
So (Ohio aud west Pennsylvania.
Le Mans and CaStreS, Maj. Gen. L. F.
Glenn.
7G.(Ncw England and New York;
81. Amand Mont Rond. Maj Gen.
Harry F. Hodges
s.. (Michjsan and east wisconsin,.
Poullly Mai Gen Chase W. Kennedy.
30 (Arkansas, Mississippi Louisi-
an;sl. ST. Fiorent. Mai. Gen Henry c.
HodSeS. Jr.
40. COLORADO, Utah. Arizona. New
M-xlcc and Cqlifornla). Revigny and
St. Dizier. Maj Gen. Z. S. Strong.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

MadLon-The s. A. T C. ar the
University Of Wisconsin via Be SEM
home before Christmas Orders have
been received for sband.ng Ct J;-e
organization. which includes $500 men
They VII be- aeld here until the com
plelioH of the hIst quarter on Dec. Z.
Decentralization CT the 5. A. T c. in
Wisconsin VIII seriously impair a.
tendance at the university and normal
schools. according to educators. A.
the university there are approximate
~ 2.7og array students and only AZ
other male students. Many army slu-
dents win mol continue their wors
Eight Of 5he nine normal schools nave
aimy students
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07
: News Of the
Badger State
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Madison - The industrial commits
sion awarded $500 compensation to
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Bake against
The international Harvester Corpora
ton. in whose employ their sen.
slightly less than IS. was killed June
q, while engaged as eiectrician's
helper The child labor law provides
that no one under IS may be employed
in electrical work. but the boy mis-
represented his age. The commission
ruled, however, that possibility as
20 age Of emplayes rests with the en-
ployer The regular award as four
times the sum contributed by a minor
to the suaSort or MS parents, in the
Bake case. $500. hut due to me child
labor law violation the sum was
trebled.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Eau Claire James A. Smith. ranked
among Wisconsin foremost fiie insur-
ance men and conspicuous in the bust
ness HE Of Eau Claire for thirty years
died here aged 81 years He wa.
stricken by heart failure as he was
entering his office. He is survived by
his sister and an adopted daughter.
He was a thirty second degree Mason
and an Elk
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07
Too Stout to Skip.

allow stout Mrs +. is"
Yes, she can't even skip through q
dun story Town Topics.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Sympathy is one thing most men 80
aIW8xs careful not to waste.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07
WHERE AMERICAN
TROOPS ENDED WAR
Yankees Place on Fighting Front
Is Told.
DEPOT DIVISIONS LOCATED
ST Dizier Apparently was Headuuar-
ters for Many Units Of the United
States Forces When the Aru1is-
tice Was Signed.

Washington Nov. 2S-Location OF
the - combat divisi us and six depot
divisions IF the American army in
France on November :. four days be-
fore she signing of the ar7niStice. was
announced with the names Of their
commanding generals by the war de-
U1rtment, as follows:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07
RECEIVING WAR CROSS

I h e patriotic
spirit and devotion
with which Ameri-
can women have
50 far performed
WaF-service work
and made sacrifices
has n c y & T been
equaled in t h e
history o { an y
country. Mothers,
wives and sisters
support this burden
with strength and
1QrtliuGe, Is u I
those who are al
ready miserable
from the com
plants and weak
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Madison The experiment in train
ing Of carrier p.Geons for the army
signal corps, carried on for five
months BY Prof L. J. Cole, Cniyer-
sity Of Wisconsin, under direction Of
the war department. has been com
pleted The signal corps sergeant,
who assisted Prot Cole. has taken the
government pigeons 10 Fort Monroe.
The training involved flights from HALF
mile to thirteen miles. under yari-
Gus conditions. al various times of
day or night, and always under
careful timing and recording to
ascertain success OF the various meth
DDS undertaken.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

kenosha ~ Official kilograms from.
The war department announce thar
Lieut. Howard NJ Morrissey. formel
Well known kenosha dentist, has been
Killed N action on the western front
lie was serving with the dental re
serves ard was killed on Nov l. lie
was widely known among the alum
nae OF Marquette university in Nil
waukee
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Sheboygan Postmaster Frank Colt
seeker died at ST Nichols hospital
after a brief illness. Mr. Cots ecker
for nearly sixty years has been iden-
tilted with the National Democrat. Il
German publication. and as its editor
became widely known throughout
Wisconsin.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Wausau Mrs Frank L. Gottschalk
OF this city. has received a letter from
her husband. stating that he is now
Capt Goytschalk. and is now com
handing Company D. 12Sth infantry.
Capt Gottschalk was for many years
4 member OF Company &, Third regi-
ment. W y. G., ana held office OF sec
or lieutenant when the company was
called 10 service.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Oshkosh Plans age So be mad.
here for entertaining aad welcomla
ell Oshkosh soldiers returning iron.
he wan AS some VIA come home
s-ngiy and in small groups. it has
been decided TO have welcoming re
cpclcns 80 regular Intervals, enter
tanning those a4risns home in the il
1errais between receptions. In tina
way 10 one will be sighted aAd the
honors wlii be bestowed upon ali
alike
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07
Illinois Men at Troyon.

30. GUnoi>) Trayon and s.. Dlz-
fer, Mai Gen. George Bell Jr-
81 (Nebrils',a. Ioua. South pasota.
Muue9 tai Ca>lre~, Brig, cen John
\. Johnston
-. f}Ilseourl Kansas. Saaiue hi
eu>e and st. Dizier, Mai Gen. Peter
f. Trauh
Sc. CTexas. oElahoma) Conde-en-
Barrois Mai. Gen " X Smith
81. (ohio) Tnielt Dnnkerqut, Maj.
Gen. Charles s. FaruSworth.
IS. Cndiana, Kentucky West Viz
ginia) lie Mans. }lai Gen. Robert l..
Howe.
- (Rajnbow). MaisonceIle and st.
Dizier. Maj, Gen. Charles d. Rhodes.
II. (New York city) La BaSace,
Varennes. st, Dizier. Maj. Gen. Robert
Alexander.
IS. CWestern New York. New Jer-
sey, Delaware). lie Chamry Haul and
st. Dizier Maj Gen. James II. Ne
Rae.
70. tNouheaSt Pennsylvania. Mary
land. District of Columbia). Nacher-
awhile and st. Dzier, Mai Gen. Jo-
seph t. Kuhn.
50. Virginia. West Virginia, West
ern Pennsylvania. Sommauthe and
St. Dizier, Maj. Gen. .idelbert Cronk-
bite
81. (North Carolina. South Carolina.
Florida Porto Rico). Somme Dieue.
Is-Sur-Tille, Maj. Gen. Charles ].
Bailey.
50. Georgia. Alabama. Tehnessee).
Florent. Mai. Gen. George =. Duncan.
81. (kentuclly, Iudiuna. southern
Illinois,. Neuvic, Maj. Gen. Harry C.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07


+ The training involved flights from hal
a mile to thirteen miles. under yari
Gus conditions. al various times Of
day or night and always under
careful timing and recording tc
ascertain success OF the various meth
DDS undertaken.
La Crosse--One hundred and TWEEN
/ practically all OF the war measure
/ passed bl congress, We're r ported b.
the federal grand jury before Judge
.>anboru District Attorney = c
Wolfe refused to make pubic NJ O.
tha indictments untA warrants ars
SERVED, hut Indicated that the true
+ piAs Charge violation OF the 9.onae.
+ act. after Reporting, tllc jury was no-
+ discharged hc. was e%cus s1ojee
! TO c4i Z; was Indicated taay nigh
be yeconNeHed for other matters.
+ 3heool an - ne James II. Mead
c.1"' 2''sO"@-.a'' - A'i'7t recreation
i''i'' mas o'"h 'h'o"h open % "osa-i- F
-''-7' 1'i'c1 us "'7"i''11. ''l l"'
/ Ssa-a az" ''ie cup I.'' D''e- .'.'t5I' "
D.. 500 i'-'.'i'o,i 7' '--@s'.7 'A u"'-'---'-.
~ Hii''s''o+. 9'ii7'i' ID its''''''~ ana .''a
''l'ti'7 WI 90 70. '''',i -,"t -'.l r.
''ie'''9 "i 2@' n'ti- 20 e'3t
W. '''e " '''o'- .e7 .--' He'1 "a
e"'o'' III ll''Ae IMAM one Grass
05'-""'.'' '''uS "'e 80 DF nla-'
~. '.'-''' .'--'''@ '.'4' "e'''l-'-''
~ " iAo'''l ''i'''e'S r. -'i'hE iFoi''
A9 sumo "l" e"'il' Ho'''t
'-''-'' anu az sinai 7-91Ps' IL ma
"'.''i ''''''''''i 20 '-@N - "s''-''i-''li- ie
F1.'o.'9 '.' i@-"'"' ils'' ".7' e''''--
tanning nose ".Ii' ''4- nome I'D tht II
-. ,.i.i 49, -, - IN
"a.
heloit me JEWISH congregation
" bi'ei abraham i4a9 purchaser th'
property ioilheIi! used by the Beth
lenem Norwegian Lutheran church
ana WIZ nave IL lor then synagogue.
u" ne" JoWish CONGREGATION includes
twenty-five families They have been
continuing lipeiai'y Tor long time
10 q church building iund and find IL
i.'ss'Ole now to support church.
henosia -- Official kilograms from
the war department announce thar
Lieut. toward NJ. Aorrissey, former
Wen kno"n h@nosha dentist has been
kili'd N action on the western front
lie was serving with the dental re
serves ard was killed on Nov /. He
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Beloit 49, The Jewish congregation
Of Bnel Abraham la, purchased tn,
property form erly used by the Beth
lehcm Norwegian Lutheran church
and viii have il for their synagogue
TIL" new Jewish congregation includes
twenty-five families They have been
contributing literally Tor a long time
TO 2 church building fund and find il
POSSIBLE now to support q church.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Nanitowoc The Burger Boat
Building Go. oplanr has been closed
and discon1inuancr OF work on govern
ment contracts is reported lFom Stur
seon Ray. Green Gay and Marine CITY
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Wausau II is probable that Wat
saw will be served b. an aerial mail
route Mayor John L. Sell has receiv-
ed letter from the Aerial League Of
America asking the city to give con-
sideratiOn to the matter OF establish
ing an aerodrome for the landing Of
planes This city is located on the
traas-continental airway. The mayor
win appoint a committee.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Kenosha kenosha is to have a new
s200,0 eco theater. II will be built by
the Racine Amusements at the corner
OF Main and South streets. The
building will be a model theater. suit
ed for all sorts OF predictions, 1t is
TO be completed before the winter Of
1919.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Kenosha Charles Nash, president
e the Nash Motor company. who gave
up his work to become production
manager for the aircraft board, has
announced his resignation from gov
eminent board and his return to the
personal management OF the great Ike.
mu.ha nlosa. tactory.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

i'uneiander For thirty years t4ls
e'l> had 81 Chinese laundry Yee ORR
BIAS closed his establishment and dis
ePpeaged. lie informed a pauou he
HAD maoe enough MONEY to supply him
with SINAI! Change ior the rest OF his
lite.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

la Crosse ON tbe verge of leaving
for France, Miss Ella Tibb.tts ct
North Bend. nurse, postponed no..
'ap 80 attend Miss Rose McCauly. "a
nurse WAC was STRICKEN with 3nduen
1.1. The latter recovered but Nj llh
oifs contracted the disease ana died
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Madison State Banking Commits
siouer A. Z. kuolt Of Madison has been
limited to one and one-half pounds OF
sugar month sol each member OF his
family until Jan. l, by the United
States food administration at Wash
ington. lie WAS charged with cashing
"a sugar certificate after the time had
expired
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Manawa Walter y. Jones. former
resident of this vicinity. WAS elected
+ 20 the oregon state senate at the fall
! election.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-12-07

Madison Whitney Seymour, asso-
c{ate editor of The Badger. is circu,
ladng a petition u submit - the re
gents, asking appointment 70 William
IT. Tart as successor to President Van
Uise The petition has been signed by
more than zoe students.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-16
uoperlino at
RriSsfanscr

@aibington oen 9oe Mug: Gen
amerifdnite gliniiter ! Saag, So6n
". Garrett. er u0nGpnt iii at re.
prRientere Observation-Disclosures
% itaa / Spioien for oen Rision
ira De 5orenebe Stater, Der fal
msoe tpIte Gelegater / gern.
Sdpei3, inoen en- Roaneo FOR at
orsite @ebaroIins % llOperliug al
arigsianger.
SammeniPtningen ai SEN ameri.
tnnIte Wisiion bIeo befienotgiort
ioaa. @eneralmaior 6rancis ).
aernar, StabStef hos General
Veribins. ifal reprpientere armeen
o. %aommanosr Haumono Stone,
MI fnDttet III Observation-Disclosures
aoutor Der. 6Iaaoeu. Nogen Cato
er life iat for aouierenien. men
1pifIauo er gaaet me0 paa Scr amc.
rifanife 6orilag ON at bolSe Sen /
Germ. % 6oritaaeIien err. at Geleaa-
terne fol msSe omtrius lite Sep.
TENDER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-16
Gylfe uSaaobeorifter.

Naibingtou ocn l2te Aug: Siel.
&c Ell Snoberetniag til Vtarlue0e.
parteulentet err oct brittle Oampitib
Veniitone poa 1000 (on blet lpHtct
al en- tpif lluocroano@buao uocnior
NantuctettUltcn.
Siot ieucre moOtog Gepartementet
DteIoing ON SGnfuingen al en-
amerifault Stomert "0ernan
8lnter" % Den iUenite Camper
"Sp0Iano".
"Spolano"s WanoHab bIeu REQ
oct. oerimo0 bar man enomu Inlet
bort ON SfonnertenS Wanoitcb.
u.9aaoer, eQer gaa0cue, bar o..
Iaa til Sioaiororiu moret liz mco
al lfDoe uPrgelsie 6iiterbaaoe lipnf.
SismGnO iom reo0eoe5 ira oeu ri,
lterIldaoe, ION ongrebea Senoag
NIten, berettcr, al omtreut go Iri.
ltere oriuer omtrinq / Imua 9uaoe.
Ger mares imioIertio @aab ON, at
Be ole bill bli reooeoe.
glauot II 9aaoenes Icnerc Gre err
Den norite Camper Commercial,
iom oen 12te Auglrit bIeu irnfet -
UfiI / Suosit ior Sire 35Iano. Scle
9%eiTtningeu rcooeoes, iberegnet Sfi.
bets 6srer, &aptein 0nnien
st mesc. oriitigt aup gioroe en-
al oisIe 8oaoe ON Aitenen 6en
13oe Auguit, oa Den omerifonifc
Saiteoamper "6reoericf g. aeuoaQ"
bleu iGnfet bare 30 Wlil ira Nln.
oiugeu al Ambroieeaonaleu. altioa
iaoatiige nPiten uoenior Gortene til
gteD 9orf @ouu. Sti6et oar paa
gfeiie ira lompico. Mer., iii Bolton.
%elGtningen nntoges reooet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-16
Se9nfraffe. SfanoaIen.

Gen 9orf oeu 9oe Auq.: Soer
Is 5000 milit9re Regniraffer az
iamme OaorIise MateriaIe % lette
Arbeioe iom set itore 9lutol, Ser er
Bit ienot De ameritauife Soloater i
Grantris, er blet ioreiunOet al Sn-
ipettsrer, lom ioag moberetteoe Be
forelsbige &eiultater at line llnoer.
lagelicr al Seboloniugerne i Resie.
ringens Sepoter ! @roofIm
6orienoeIieu al 0iSie Tor SolSa.
Ter / 6elten. ipecieIt Tor Dem ! Sfpt.
tergrapeue iau belit nsopenoige Be
fIGoniugsgicuitunoe maatte ltanles.
ou ser ira General Tcrihiug Irolsb
alagc oper, az oper Nalpparten az
Sc &eguirafter. iom q blct nooelt
iii pore Gutter i 6rantrlg hapoe
uiit iig al pGre i~alSitGnois tHpt'
tise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-16
Elm. Oaabenfabrif
i SranfriSe.

@albingtou Den l0oc slug: Ar.
meoepartementtt meo0eler, at oct
bar upproberet &lanerne til Ell ltor
a%anonlabrit iom ital opisreS |
6rdntrig til ct aoltcuoe al $4,000.
900. Ser lortGles, at Sn9enler-
arbeioet lor bette ltorc Hrolett, loni
/ StDrrclie ull tunle lammenlignee
meo DC Srltpplte Serter / 9Sier,.
lpltIano, bar luloiprt % Neltiulu.
ger pao Oct iornsone WStlncri OF
anoct lloltpr ub'proigct in0en SO
Gage eiter at Nlanen par blcpei
bragt paa 9ane al 6cliieioeparte.
mclltet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-16
AUTOMOBILE. Sorbuo

Sra @aibington meooeles. al
/ en-
Sfripelie til Oct Rationale gutomo.
Bill. Sonoelsfammer bar pariIet ia
brifanter al Fasiaseroosne on, al
Sc Ieneit inben lite Sanuar 1919
maa bape omoronet line 5abriter til
noeluffenbe arissiorbrug. og al
Sabrifationen al Tasiagerautomo-
biler eiter BEN Cato pil bli iorbnot.
90 De parifoeS | SfripeIien ON.
at bette er Den eneite Naaoe, boor.
paa De fan iifre 6oriiet,elIen al i'm
Snbuitri os SeuareIien al fine Or.
ganiiationer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-16
Iiniitcr Nurris beitiaalet.

Stocfholm Den 1859 Mug: Eoli.
tlet bar netop aigipet en- Rapport
ON, at Ell taIrig 9ou0e bar beitiaa.
let Den amcritanife Miniltcr. Sra
Nelion giorriS. ior aeroiiu o.
Smsringeolie Ill en- iamIct @9roi
al Here tuien Dollars. golitiet bar
cIlcreoe forctaget - Irrciiatiuucr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-16
DeitinSiere / Krieen.

Nep Dorf Den Sbe ai,suit: Dc
brittle @~eitinoiere / De 6oreneoe
Stater iIoffer ia ! tore Sforer I'M
Der 6anerne, fortGQer Noi. 8rigbt,
Gbeieu for ben brittle 2etrutte.
ringsmisiion beri Sanoet. 5 Gew
Dorf olene bar ben iioite Maanco
pper 1,500 8eitinOiere meIbt Jig til
Sieneite.