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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
L. Z. BRANCH,
Room 9, S32 East Main

WE have the following h!gh-class farms for
sale:
s acres s-room brick house. necessary ont
buildings. fine orchard. asparagus bed and
strawberries: ono-ha!f mile from city.
Cheap to quick buyer.
50 acres. good Groom house. land In high
I. state OF cultivation: l-2 miles from Gin
ter Park car line.
IS acres in Gloucester County. Broom house
with all convenienccs one-half mile front
age on the river. Plenty OF oysters. good
nshing and hunting. Just home for n
country gentleman.
10 acrcs on the broad Street Road 1-e
miles from corporate limits. Suitable for
subdivision.
Good Groom house. dairy barns. silos.
other necessary ou;buildlngs. II you act
quick, Will get bargain.
acres Patterson Avenue. This prop
erty is bound TO be sold. 1t Is a pickup
for somebody.
TWO high class farms {. miles from Tonno.
in the potato belt These farms are
money makers and investors should inspect
them quick.
80 acres. splendid Colonial modern house.
up-to-date in every particular: miles
from city.
40 acres with all new buildings thereon. 20
acres clear md in high state OF culti-
walton: II miles from city. at tho rldIcu-
lous low price OF $3.50.
Go acres. good 5-room house. stables and
other outbuiidinGs. $3.50. Nine miles from
| city.
IS acres. 5-room house. large barns. every
! thing In fine shape 50 acres in high state
of cultivation.
NUMEROUS other farms in all parts of the
State at extremely low prices. Call to
us.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

45 acres. G miles west OF city. now 5-room
bungalow. About 2a acres highly Inn
proved land. balance In heavy cordwood.
Ing trees. In their, prime. mostly apples:
well cared for This L. one Of the host
5n0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
JARRETT & CO.

50 acres. miles out, 40 acres in high state
cultivation, 4" acres I'm good wood, 7-room
residence In good condition. All necessary
GutbuiItngS. School and church In sight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

20 acres. miles out. 5-room residence. some
fruit, good ncEhborhood. 10 acres open
land free Of stumps and rocks. Price.
S.. 500 terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

1856 acres. Z miles out. 6-room residence. .
barns. good orchard About 100 acres open
ccllont lowEround. VIII exchange for In
come city property. Price. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

rs acres. 3 miles out. excellent land. 1o-room
residence. barn. garage. etc. residence
hath. Close to electric line. Price $1,000.
Will exchange for city income property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

lcnse of attractive Groom
house, West End modern; near car line;
6 H. j.. Denoon. Agents. or call Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
J. a. CONNOLLY & CO.,
Seventh and Franklin Streets

5so acres 4oo open. ready for plow $50 acres
in S'lrst-ciass wood and timber. Fenced
and cross-fcnCcd into numerous fields,
with running water in every field. Three
sots. OF building. IN good condition. Ideal
stock. grain and grass farm. on the r.,
+ L. RY. Price. 5000. Good terms
be arranged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

~ acres. miles OF the city. splendid road
sets OF excellent buildings. 200 acres in
cultivation. balance of land in fine timber
ami cord wood. Large orchard OF 90
bearing trees. Watercd by Falling Creek
springs and fnh pond. On" hundred acres
Of hos tight fence This Is the greatest
bargain close % Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

10 acres OF nnc land. Broom hotel. mum
bsr OF outbu!!dings also store located at
railroad station and village. Price very
reasonable. or would exchange for good
farm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

20 acres only ono mile from c. &; o.. north
Of the city: l25 acres In high state Of cul-
tivat!on Timber will cut close 20 LOO o)q
feet, All stock. implements and feed In
Guided See Us for information and price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

HOTEL and farm a; station on the c. 4
9. Ey. doing good business. No corueti.
tion. \ real opportunity. See us FOR In
formation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

VIII exchange Tor eliy Income property.
27a-acre James River plantation, Colonial
residence OF 10 large roo ms. modern con-
|. Veniences, overlooking river. This is ono
OF the prettlest views James River,
VIII sacrifice for practically cost OF inn
provcmonts. Wharf on place. 4
III. GARRETT q co.. IS
NJ LIE East Main Street. t.-s q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

number ~ GOOD stool; and grain farms
At attractive prices.
W. n. DAVIS.
III North Eighth Street.
n md a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

80 acres. q cleared land. Is IN pine and oak
wood. Kew Groom house barns. sheds md
J Price. t2.259 Good terms.
/ Price. $40 Goo dterrns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
FOR SALE.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

NICE Groom dwelling Win large lot IN
Glen Echo Park. Easy terms.
s-room frame dwelling Just
north OF G;ntcr Park. Very attractive and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

90 acres Of good land. at small village
miles from railroad Groom cottare wit r
water and light. on improved road Nice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

IS acres. 7-roor1 dwelling In nrst-class con.
d!tion. convenient 10 station. Excellent
neiGhborhood. Very attractive proposition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

dwelling on Wallace Street
containing C rooms. AMI Is in nice condI-
ton Easy terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

C. l.. G. IT. l.. DENOON. INC.
cn7 Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A desirable fourteen-room franklin Street
residence one block OF Monroe Park. Hot
water heat. electric light. Can easily he
turned into FIVE beautiful apartments.
Address Il sos. Times Dispatch. or
phone Madison 37e?-J
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
CHAS, ". FAIRBANKS
DIED LAST NIGHT
Continued From Page ID
MSS.

followed the Civil war, the stirring
scenes of which the future vice pres
ident followed with keen interest.
Among Nj. Fairbanks greatest
services to his country were those
performed while he was member
of thG-Unitcd States and British join
commission.
Nj. Fairbanks was recognized as
one of the national leaders Of the Re
publican party and as such was made
chairman Of the committee on resolu-
tons Al the. p1ila5-lphia national con
Nention in 1900. He resigned from
the Senate, March T. 1903, having
been elected vice president on the
Republican ticket with Theodo G
While he was vice president, NJ.
Fairbanks, in 1908, became candi-
date for the nomination for president.
HI was defeated by William II Taft,
ard, after his term as vice prc,i-
dent ended, he went back to the rrac-
tice of law.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
HARRY SCHEEL
DIES NEAR SEA
w SIS

Marry A. Scheel, state deputy labor
commissioner, died yesterday, follow
inc. an attack of heart failure. With
George f. Gray. also a deputy state
labor Commissioner, Frank BirkhauS-
cr. G.. n Carroll and Gus Berry, Jr.,
F,r Scncel visited school section
near the mud volcanoes il the vicinity
Of inland yesterday.
Walking over the desert, he com
ri ned Of the heat, but this was as
c,iaco TO the heat generated by the
Volcanoes. In a few minutes he was
overcome. Efforts to revive him were
f .uitless ana he was rushed to the
p.awley hospital ard medical aid was
called Mr. Scheel showed marked i'm
for several hours, but sud
denly failed. The body will be sent
north for interment.
Mr.. Scheel was connected with the
offire Of state labor Commissioner Nc
Taughlin at San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
FIRST NATIVE
SON H0N0RED
.Fv Associated Press
w - s.

I E.a Ia.. City. r,ah. June L.
1Iya,, Jct.y Grant, president Of the
l.,..M o.. "v .Ee Apostles Of The
: ,aa.ca %. Jass @n.t Of l.a,ter-day
s.... l4ol..a .au.e,u IS tine first
.oG tab t. +, aoaosod With
.,....-- Cd. ..as.a..: ,t "a church.
.s uo.a il SAT- Lase City. No
-... .,.-a. lie Is his mothers
81. .u. na- several brothers
..a SISTERS aae bear his fathers
name.
re..r j. Grant obtained his eJu-
cation and his early business train
ing h oagh .e.t-effort and determi-
.:..ou. Tenaclty has neen his prin-
..aa. quality. and because of it he
reached hIS present position with the
Mormon church ana his standing IN
the business community in the Sta
Of Ctah. M Grant is pre-eminentiy
business man and undoubtedly
w.lI have devoted his life entirely
ia financial affairs had not the call
III me church changed The trend Of
his life from its natural course.
Early in life he had a desire to
become a banker and he realized this
ambition after much hard work be-
coming president Of ,he State Bank
Of Utah al its organization il 1890. !
Tie IS prominent in the affairs Of
numerous Utah corporations. includ i
ing the Provo Wooden Mills Com
pany. Oregon Lumber Company, +
Home Fire Insurance Company Of {
Utah, Deseret National Bank and Of I
AN insurance firm which bears his
name i
Nj. Grant has filled number Of
important financial missions for the :
Mormon church His ecclesiastical t
missions have included trips to ia
pan ana Mexico, and to different 5
states Of the Union He has the rep
utation o. being thorough believer {
in wolh and has little liking for those .
who s..rk. He takes genuine pleas .
m- in laboring to accomplish results
and this is said to be one Of the
principal reasons Tor his success.
In political life MI Grant has had
some experience, having served one
term in the council upper house,
Of the territorial legislature. and sew
eral terms as a member Of the city
council Of Salt Lake City.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
GENERAL TELLS
OF BOY SOLDIER
-W.S.S.-
tRs Associated Prcss)

Headquarters Italian Army, Aprl
Correspondence of the Associa
rrcss) Premier Orlando ans
& ,c.Li Saaj We're lass.ng a.on2 th>
d.. .i The .amouc Atdiu. q, italian
,a.oors INC other day. wher
IyHiar s.lla.-a u, III In ranks
nail boy carrying d rifle. The
rier stopped aau asked who this
older .oula he, aad General Sa-
pIatpl the story;
wuug the retreat last October the
t nty-first battalion OF Arditi pass
t westward through the village Of
{ 'ita,s in the province Of Beliuno.
7 was q stirring event for the village
Z / all the chiIdrne were in the street
/ see the soldiers 90 by, including a
j, .e-faced BOY of fifteen, David Mar
{ 10, a farm helper for his father.
!. the sight Of the marching men. the
simply threw away his farm tools
Z Joined in the wake Of the troops.
ng odd jobs for them and being re-
, we'd as a little brother.
But David had other ideas, ne cid
. intend to be a priviledged little
. 1ther but wanted to get into the
nks and be combatant. He took
TT in several assaults and developed
narkably expert ability in throwing
nd grenades. As a specialist he
vas in the very forefront Of these ia
y ous fighters.
I tried to give him regular sta
in the ranks as a soldier said
neral SAM, "but there has been diff
llty in accomplishing it so far"
There will be no more difficulty
E, the premier, touched by the sto-
of the boys courage and ability.
ask you to retain him in the TWEEN
tirst assault battalion, as from this
ment l adopt the boy as one of my
$"
md the long line of seasoned vet
rs saw the prime minister of Italy
, forward and put his hand on the
ulder of the paie-faced boy.
David" said the premier, you arc
o. as one of my sons I expect a
er from you eve.y month. Your
1.ition in the ranks is secure and |
ii Sc to your future. Meanwhile
.eht for Italy and be brave
md again the seasoned ranks stood
It attention as the prime minister of
I.aly bent over and in the presence of
he whole battalion kissed the boy sol
ler on the forhead, and then passed
long.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
American Casualties.
(Bv Associated Press

Washington, June 3.-Casualtiea re
ported today are as follows: Four
Killed in action, three died from
wounds, two from accident and seven
from disease. Sixteen severely and
one slightly wounded, and three
wounded to an undetermined degree.
Private Paratt of Santa Barbara was
killed in an accident, and Private Cla-
verie of San Diego severely wounded.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
FC0tlcss Man Would Enlist.
(By Associated Press)

FL Paso, Tex, June 5.-The fact
that he lost both feet in battle du-
ring the Spanish-Ameriacn war did
not prevent Alexander Wagner Of
Springerville, Ariz., from offering to
enlist at the local recruiting station.
Wagner wrote the commanding Off
Ger saying he had served ten years in
the army, was "A years old and had
lost both feet before Santiago, Cuba,
but wished to get chance at the
Germans. His application was refused
with regret.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
JAPANESE EXPLAIN
MILITARY TREATY
CEy a ociated Press
w M.>.S-

Picking. Thursday, May 3i.-Fhe
Japanese foreign office has announced
that the recently signed convention
f+JNeen Japan and China Is limited
70 joint military operations in de
Tense against the German menace in
Siberia. II made public the notes
The two governments exchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
SH0PMEN HUFFED
OVER WAGE SCALE.
- A..oeLalel pressl
w SIS

Washington, June The represen-
tative o1 nalf million railway shop-
men told the railroad administration
today there was great dissatisfaction
as result Of the new wage scale
without an upward revision fo- then
crafts being made effective.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
Miss Chandler HonOred.
(BY Associated Presst

Sanford University. June 5.-Miss
Ruth Chandler Of Los Angeles ha
Teen named president Of the Stanford
i',jve sity Women's Conference, the
-o-erning body of women living on
Il campus.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
Success at " OeYre.
W SIS
lEv Associated Pressl

Washington, June 1-American vol
unteers. ,eachnlcal detachments, de
stroved thuty-two dugouts and
bridge. and killed and wounded TWEEN
ty Of the enemy. in a raj in the
Woeyre region, General Pelshing has
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
FARM LOAN BOARD
W|THDRAWS BOND
---N.S.S.---. ---
(By Associated Press)

Washington, June 5.-The Federal
Farm Loan board has withdrawn fur
ther offerings of farm loan bonds be-
cause $60,000,000 have been sold III
an intensive campaign during the last
two weeks. This provided enough
money for loans until about Novem-
her. Offerings will be renewed after
the Fourth Liberty Loan.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
VT s.
American Casualties.
tBy Associated Press.
w -. -

Washington, May &0-Casualtles
reported today are as follows: Five
were killed in action, one died from
wounds. four from accident and eleven
from disease. Nine were severely and
two slightly wounded, and three are
missing.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
Wv s..

Look what 75c5 will buy at the
Golden Rule. 534 Broadway: Lady's
House Dress, Childs Dress, Boys
Suit, Boys Pants, Children's Tennis
Cxrolds or Mary Janes.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
"Sea Road Open."
Bv AssOciated Press

Washington, June 5.-Secretary
Daniels declared the submarine raid
would not check the flow of men and
munitions to France. The viii con-
tinue to keep the road open to
France" he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
LADIES'!

Tailor Made Suits to order. PER
Feet fit and excellent workmanship
guaranteed.
Your own material we cut, trim
and make including as many fit
tings as necessary for $1,000 and
up.
Repairs, Alterations, Cleaning,
Dyeing, Hats Renovated.
GENT .EMEN'S SUITS and OVER
COATS made TO measure. $1,000 ana
up. TRT on READY IN , DAYS.
SUITS DELIVERED TIC YOU IL Z
DAYS.
NO FIT. NO PAY. GUARANTY.
Your yn material >ut, trimmed
and made for $500 and 0p.
Exxpetts in lecut;inf and remodel
ing misfits
LET Us FIND out # 1000 wooie.
samples a perfect match for pair
Of ,rouseIs 10 5ou good enough coat.
Eastern made clothes $500 and
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-05
Minister TO Denmark Resigns.


Washington, June 5.-Maurice Fran
is Egan, United States minister to
Denmark, has rendered his resignation
because Of i'll health.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24
0eorg Sramoes iout seer.

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@ronbes ct Ifinit faloet "&onierpa.
tisnte", ifrepet / Suli 1881, altiaa
for 81 slar iioen. Ser ifriper Sran-
bes bl. q. fsleenoe, iom pirfer iom
Ell Spaaoom, ionn / bore Gage CT
begpnbt at gaa / Spfplbelic i. San
%lfriucr:
IS politiif Senieenoe er De ul,ge
gamle og De gamle lrnge. Sribeos.
fiGrligbeo / Sroets engelife Sor.
ltano iinoes iortiben / 9piflanb finn
hos ben SlGgt, iom ON ii gar bill
pare oset no. Sg naar oct er .ifet,
Iaa bill Spiflano ligge enc, iioleret,
iorbaot al Naboitaterne mibt / GU
ropa Tom &onierpatismens SGitning.
Munot ON bette 2ano pil man /
Stalien, / Sranfrige, / &uslanb, /
Noroen iinoe en- SlGgt, iom bar
fosmopolitiife Sbealer for Die % bill
pGre / ililot arbeibe meo at pirfe.
liggiere bem; men Splflanb bill Iie.
ae ser ganrnel pg aiblomitret, ppb.
net til Spnoerne, pansret, ruiiet
meo ale %ibenifnbens Wprb- %
6or'parspaoben. 90 iaa bill felge
Itorc aampe og 3rige. Seirer Spif-
Lamb, iaa bill europa / Sammei,lig.
ming meb gmerifa politiif bli, bpab
sliien nj er / Snmmenligning meN
europa; men operuinoes Spiflano,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24
0poroam icr CT epion no?

Sra oct idipei5iife @lab "Shiit5en-
5eiting" er felgenoe bentet:
Sporban fer en- Spion ITO? So,
natrrligpiS mager, bel f~riferet &aar,
ipibs T9ie, forte Zine, falf SfiHa
Ell fort engelif Yibe meaem De imale
9nber % / 2ommen en- bel Sunfe
itiualne S9itningsnsgler. en- iaabnn
9lanoina al erop Sorbrpoer % Te.
tcftip Ter man 10 bper Gag paa 9ino,
iaa Dem fan man life taee fell al.
Sell eiGttet! Spis aue Spioner
iGa Zig no, bapoe 9risen allereoe
p9ret Int.
&c Spicner, Tom er fnebet, er
aae blepet fotoeraferet, % oct bar
ba piit fig, at De troos lit Mpete bar
feet no iont panlise @enneifer. en-
Sang bar ser en- SproeI9rer peo
Napn SdultSe, Tom gap uifploiee
tpife Bigger llnberuisnins / 5ranif,
% iom imeIem 2imerne pratebe los
meS en- omfrinsreiienbe Sinaseni
ON 9roppetransporter. Tom forIoo
Sernbaneitaticnen. %nasenten, iom
beS Meper, bapoe en- aanife eanpt'
Iis roo @9ie. Ell srsnri,oet Gres,
@uloubrfiGSe % guile $40 % rci'
ite melem Slbenblrs % gaici
bpor ban meboelte cit h9oerlie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24

fcne mootog ben belize Opioius'
Segeme meo opb s@rbs0igbeo, blan'
oct meo S%perraifeIie, oa De opoa'
get of ban bar ubitpret meo ben
mirafuIsIe gienbpmmeligbeo = to
Ienitreben.
De @aper, iom @eianoter MI
faar, beitaar iom Meqel al @oano
ng Sroenstegn. 9ismarcf glPoet
JIG engang pper, at ban hauoe faaet
lao mango Srocnstegn, al De trent
mebe Spritcr Tom mi piI0e b9ore
bnin, pPrsgo' mnatte punge no
meo line oiamantbeiattc S%nlSoaa-
Ter.
@eianoternes Sruer bar altio
raft | line 6rebier Spmertlombeo
peo line Erptentioner % peo 1T
StrGp for at opnoo 6orrettt9be-
ser.
Gn latterlig 9iIpllt fonot en-
Gang Steb / StocfboIm; Ell otter
rigif @eionots 6ri,e ncgtet at frs
ie Gronningens SaonO, meomin'
ere bcnoes Waieit9t fpSiet beioe
,gien poo ainbet.
Gronningen negtct at mootage
tenoe - % %aipentet @euncns Dag
meo fpinoelig Saalmooigheo.
Gen fom lmber ct Bal, bpor
Tronnirgen peo lin Nnfomit opoa.
get bcn eiterrigife Game, Iom netop
nnnIet % moret lig IortrGtfelig.
ct 2ieblif otter gif cit &ammer'
tcrre bort til Miniiteriruen % bpi-
itet til beloe noget, lom lit benoe
til at blusie al Sarme, mems Saa'
rerne ranbt, % frunoc 0erior life
opboloc Jig unber famine Gag iom
9ronnlngen."
Hnienoc maotte bun trpffe iia
tilbn8e; men bum Gqgct lin Mann
rp til at uopirfe i'm Silbagefnl-
relIe iom Ell Eroteit MOD Sronuin'
gems Sptr0oen.
% oenne &iltoric ON ct aps al
broo ben oiplomatiifc S~orbinoelic
me0em 2iterrige og Suerige i ler
9lQr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24
9ecurab SUipital,

0ecorab &olpltoI bar, peIl Oo'l'
ret aabneocS, opret 0renet llleo
itsrre euer minorc LAB. Gt@le
Fob err bIet bpffct al i%rtcrcSlereoe
Gripotfolf. sesuingcn hnr til 'I'le
siher prret alt, man fanoe ncrtc'
men err til andre Eioer gonet lor8f
uuber. huoo Ser ifnl I'll Tor at boil
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On pi'tnof / ole Ncnicct0cr bel
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norif .Inthcrifc Sirfc pno 1T Weoe
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net en- "Qlrtheran @oipitaI N6Io.
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leic Soipitolabpgningcn FOR Ell no.
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life iitan0 til al meooclc. bpem
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ipitnlet5 observation-disclosures. Sno'
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bette Strsa ON at blipe DtcoIcm
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lets 9eitaacn % GriuIcI. Npcrt
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Qip8meolcmmer betoler $40 enGong
FOR ale.
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&nOifrGnfniug piitnof minbrc bel
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DER mn err lloiigt til, al NoipitnIet
fon iortiHtte@ ~ mcN iterre &u-
t@crcaie iomlct ON liz cu0 hiotiI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-24
neres 0reobe parierer fra 2 til 90

heres 0reobe parierer fra 2 til 90
Mil.
Golerne fo%ranorer fig | bsi @rao
nteo aarstiocn, iaaleoes of De mar
Sien imelter, blir nteeet minore |
llbitr9fnine emo Sorbens. 9a Sor-
enoringen eaer Smeltninsen fore
qaar meo flor Surtisbeb, bar man
%iluttet, of ben frpsne Sperflaoe fun
or tpnb og at Der er lioet Sano paa
Wtars. Wan bar enbnioere iagt.
taget, at eiterbaanoen lom Ssresio-
rerne imelter, ioreeaar Der eli inn.
Zig uopiflirN al aanalerne oe Nla'
i;etets ltoleenoe foranores / oct
belle. &analerne blir tpoeIigere oe
De, Der gaar op til Yolerne, blir
Get ferit. 90 lanss aanalerne fnn
man lie grealer at en- blaasraa 5ar.
re, Der tpoelig angir g~egetation,
Wfan er oerfor fommet til oct Ge.
i%ultat, at &analerne banner ct
umaaoelig @anbingsipitem oper
belle &looen, er en- Gel al er
imaaoeli9 & moo Naturen
iom paa bet Stabium ai llbpif.
ling, boorpaa aloben MI befinoel
Iig, bar bersoet ben I~anoforIpnin
GEN, laaleoes at Der finn er BET lia(
tilbage, Iom frpier peo Yplerne
gtaar oct imeIter, si9lber Oct DC
ON at leoe oct oper &loben pei
9lGlp al De itore funltige Glper, fol
Of oct fan bringe SIP til De tyr
reoe Sanbitr9fnineer.
Sele Spitenet piier Ben uploig'
SsSnteai9ens, iom &en moo Op
lpSningens 8rGfter bar llbpiflet 10:
Warsboerne. De er bsilt lanbipn
Zig paa oct Stabiunl, bpor YrobIe
met for oeres @riitens CT oct a
ifaffe Yano,
Som man bill Ie, er ErofesIol
Sotpeus % bans Weningsfeuer:
Eaaitanoe prGget al flor Sroprr
olgbeo og Sanbipnligbeb. Men moi
DEM Itaar Wobitanoerne, ligeIat
tetpoeIige Napne, lom bene9ter De
belle og erfl9rer at "aanalerne'
cperDopeoet life eriiterer lom SEA
iaIer. Saaleoes tiger +. Gr. Or
S~tltslel @aaace, at Inlrggct a
I%aaoanne &analer pilbe bepiie oisI
l~aafalote bpiere Splenes fon1plctt,
Ipipenbeo % 0unbeo, foroi De
riloe bore i~iffert, at lenee fsl
&alpoelen at aanalerne bar i9r
>lge, piloe beres llnpttigbeo bape
bragt fornuftig tenfenoe Tpieliel
I'll at boloe op meo at lape Here.
gepilt er ultIaa bperfen Den Ell
CHER ben anben Eaaitano angaac1
&c oct meget interes lante Spsrgs
maal.
Sean Iitronomerne bennegang
llaar Wars after er os n9rmelt
bringe mere &larbeb Der beu mer
felige @aaoe? Gen nGrmeite Srenl
ito pil gipe Spar.