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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24
GERMAN CLOTHING SCARCE
Proposal to Turn Over Dead People:
Apparel TO State.

London, June 24.--;lothing in Ger
many has now become almost as
scarce as food. Perhaps nothing could
more graphically reveal the clothing
plight of Germany than a proposal
just put forward by Justizra Otto
Feig, a prominent Berlin lawyer, that
the government should forthwith en-
act a law making it compulsory for
the heirs of dead people or the adj
ministrators OF their estates to turn
over to the state all the clothing left
by the deceased persons.
He points out that the German
death rate, owing both to casualties
in the battlefield and to the mortality
caused by the desperate food condl-
tions at home, is rising by leaps ana
bounds.
"What becomes of the clothes left
behind by all these people?' he asks.
"Why should they not be given to the
living? The dead no longer need
them"
After July IS it viii be illegal for
any hotel, restaurant or other public
house to serve meals on tablecloths.
Such tablecloths and napkins rs these
establishments now possess will be
confscated and utilized primarily for
baby linen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24
GERMAN MORALS DECLINE
Church Review Deplores Lack of Dis
cipline and religion

Amsterdam, June 24.-The German
quarterly church review, the first sec
ton of which is published by the Prot
estant Kreuz Zeitung, of Berlin, seems
likely to make unpleasant reading for
Emperor William, in view of his fire.
ouent utterances in praise Of the piety
and high morality of the German peo-
pie.
The review declares that the task Of
the church has become immeasurably
harder "because Of the utter lack OF
discipline and religious feeling among
the people. Our youth, with their
easily-gotten money IN their pockets,
swollen with sinful pride it con-
tinues, care entirely contemptuous OF
restraint ard confluence. Confusion
reigns in numberless of the admins
trative government departments as to
what is right and wrong.
Lamenting the laXity Of present.
day German morals the review Incl
dentally, but gravely condemns the
proposal emanating from Sologne to
legalize bigamy, which proposition the
document takes quite seriously. This
attitude is interesting, because it is
recalled that the proposa1 at the time
it was made was represented by emf
nent Germans az mere freak suns
worthy of serious nos:ee. i
The review, which .througout is
colched in the most pessinistic tone,
expressedithe fear, Of ;irreparabis damt
age to the, existing evangelical State
church unless it succeeds in overcom-
ing the Indifference of the people to
religion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24
l50-4W'.

VIRGINIA-In the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of the City OF
Alexandria, on the 9Th day of June
1918.
Anna G. P. Mitchell, Complainant vs.,
In Chanccry. John 0. Mitchell, Defen-
dant.
Memo. The object Of this suit is to
obtain for the complainant an abso-
lutte divorce from the bonds Of niatri-
mony from the defendant on the
grounds of wilful and voluntary deser-
ton and abandonment for more than
three years prior to the institution of
this suit; custody of infant child; and
for general relief.
It appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant, John 0.
Mitchell, is a nonresident of this
State: 1t is Ordered That said defend
ant appear here within fifteen days
after due publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary 20 protect his
interests in this suit.
ROBINSON MONCURE, P. G.
A copy-Feste: go =
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
l35-4w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24
WAGING A SPIRITUAL WAR
Pastor of Paris Church Delivers Ad-
dress in Washington.

"Paris today is not tie Paris of five
wears ago. Death has sobe.e ed the
judgment of the people and the scenes
of gavety are no more" said the Rev.
Reuben Saillens, pastor of the First
Baptist Church of Paris in his address
to several thousands at the open-alr
vesper service on the Ellipse in Wash
ington yesterday. "Many Of those
who at the beginning of the war did
nor seek the house OF worship, may
now be seen going to prayer" ne said.
"There is more black IN France than
white, and tears are in many eyes;
there is sadness and desolation, but
it is a sacred thing to stand before q
crowd of people, whose number are
growing less each day."
"There are two million graves IN
France, which were not there year
ago and so my friends you, too, must
soon face the awfulness of death be-
cause many Of your brave young boys
who are now there will never come
back, and the soil of France will be-
come a shrine for you in after years"
1--WE are now fighting spiritual
war, which must be carried on for
no other interest except a spiritual
one.
"This war is warming the hearts of
men and is bringing up the religious
qualities that have been lying dor
mant. Whether we are Catholics or
protestants, we turn to the cross OF
Jesus Christ, in order that we may be
saved. Your flag, which stands above
every flag will wave for mankind for
eternity"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24

VIRCINIA-In the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court Of the City OF Alex
andria, on the oath day of June, 1918
I.eana Green otherwise known as
Naomi Green), complainant, vs.. r
Green otherwise known as Robert
Green), defendant. In Chancery.
Memo.-The object OF this suit is
to obtain a divorce a vinculo matri-
monii upon the grounds of wilful and
voluntary desertion and abandonment
for more than three years. It appear
ing by an affidavit filed in this cause
that the defendant, R. Green (othcr-
wise known as Robert Green). is a
nonresident Of this state: 1t is or
dercd, That said defendants appear
here within fifteen days after due pub
LEGATION of this order, and do. what is
necessary to protect his interests in
this suit.
Thomas Walker and Edmund Hill,
Jr.. P. @. A copy-Teste.
Newell S. GreenaWay,
Clerk.
150-4w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24
MOROCCAN MOVE FAILS
Germany Sought TO Create Revolt in
Connection With Late Drive.

Paris, June 24-How Germany tried
to use the recent offensive for her own
purposes in Morocco, is told in an Off
cial note made public here Friday
night. The note is based on docu-
ments intercepted by General Lyau-
tey, the French resident general in
Morocco, in May. They arc signed by
a German agent named Hermann, and
Mulai Adwel Malck, uncle fthe Sui
tan of Morocco.
The documents announced the re-
sumption of the offensive in France
az having been set Tor May % and
urged the Beniouarain tribe to rise
against the French troops, as the
moment was particularly favorable.
"The Mussulmans have but one
chief, Kaiser Ell Hadj Guillounl, who
is the conqueror Of France, and is
about to deliver Morocco" the docu-
ments said.
Mula Abdel Malek declared he
could obtain supplies from the Span
ish zone. lie said he had more money
than ever, and offered 1000 francs to
every adherent to the cause, General
Hubert. the French commander, soon
restored order. Only few Moroc-
cans were Influenced by the promises
Of Mulai Abdel Malek.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24
LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA-In the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of the City of Alex
andria, on the oath day of June, 1918
Frank Dade, complainant, VS.. jamie
Wicks Dadc, Defendant.
Memo.-The object Of this suit IS
to obtain for the complaint from the
defendant, a divorce "inculo matr-
monii on the ground Of desertion for
more than three years. 1t appearing
by an affidavit filed in this cause that
the defendant, jamie Wicks Dade, Is !
nonresident of this state: 1t is or
dered, That said defendant appear
here within fifteen days after duo
publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect her interests
in this suit.
Edmund Hill, Jr., P. Q. A copy
Teste.
Newell S. Greenaway,
Clerk.
15a-dw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24
DIsTRUSTS ROUMANIA.
Fears of Hohenzollerns at Bucharest
Expressed in Reichstag.

Amsterdam, June 24.-According
to the Rheinische Westfaelische Zeit-
ung, DR.. Gustav Stresemann said in
the reichstag Friday:
eve might we'll have wished tina:
the Roumanian dynasty had disppear-
ed. There is ever the danger that
Bucharest remains an entente nest
where threads can BIO spun agains:
Germany"
George Ledebour then declared "The
authors Of the war one day will be
brought to trial. When Count Won
Westarp conservative member OF
the reichstag) advocates the removal
of the Hohenzollerns in Roumania, we
are in accord with him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24
The Prussian Blunder.

Nearly nine hundred thousand
Americans have now been sent across
the seas, and they are still going over
by the hundred thousand. And there
is no limit to the number we can
send and there will be no interruption
in the flow OF this great stream of
manpower to France.
The spectacle must be maddening
to the kaiser when he realizes that
the great armies we are throwing into
France spell his doom and that but
for inexpressible Prussian stupidity
they would not be there today.
The obstinate and perverse German
policy which forced US into the war
recalls the suicidal course of the
Pharaoh whose heart was hardened"
and whose eyes were blinded when he
was besought to let the children of
Israel depart from Egypt. The end
of his obstinate folly was destruction.
If the kaiser and his advisers had
rot been blinded by some higher pow
er, would they ever have committed
the gigantic and irreparable blunder
OF literally compelling US to take part
in the war? Every other b!under
could have been repaired. It was so
clearly to the interest Of Germany to
make almost any concession to keep
US neutral that any child could have
seen it. Gelmany's eyes must have
been "holden that she should not see"
But for her own folly she might now
be at the gateway of victory. II was
her own hand which has marshaled
the American millions against her. !,
Imagine the impotent fury of the
kaiser as he perceives how he has de-
feated himself and see. the Red Sea
OF ruin closing over him..
Verify there is a God, but the
kaiser is not his prophet.-Baitimore
Sun,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24
PISTOL STOPS sPEEDER
Cops Bullets Puncture Motorcycle
Tire and Rider is Thrown.

Philadelphia, June 24.-Motorcycle
Policeman Kreher, of Camden, was
sure he had fast machine equal 10
any test until yesterday. When, after
a chase of a mile, he found nc was
unable to overtake Alfred H. Edeson,
he resorted to craftsmanship and in
this proved very efficient. He blew
pistol holes in the =:res of the other
machine. Edeson, whose home is IN
Philadelphia, stopped with such sud-
deness that he was hurled from his
seat and injured about the face.
After the young man was put IN
pressntable shape at Cooper Hospital
he was placed under arrest ON a
charge CT speeding. He left his tas
machine as security for his appear
snce in Police Court this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24
Three Killed in Crash.

Jasper, Ala, June 24.-Mrs. Dan
Snow and her two children were in
stantly killed when a freight train
plunged into an automobile in which
they were riding at Grace's Chapel
crossing yesterday. Mrs. Shows
mother was also seriously injured. Mr..
Snow and his sixteen-year-old son
Jumped and escaped injury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24
Notice Concerning Mutual Ice Com
pany Bonds.

The following bonds have been
drawn for payment and must be pre-
sented at the First National Bank on
or after July l, 1918. No interest will
accrue after July l.
J. K. NJ. Norton,
15o-6t Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24
And Make Money, Too

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-06-24

l50-dw
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Wv ralilcrinosIop.

@aIbington, CITE Mai: Siplgc
tn m SOP, lom ioag er operienot
NrGiioenten til unoerifrift, pil en-.
bper ll~oleuoing, Tom itoar / DC
Sorenebe Staters WtilitPrtienelte
ltror funne bli n,merifanif 9orger.
Ser gipes osiua / 2ooen anleo.
ming til at rette paa Wangler peo
risie T~erloners @orgerifab, JON
troeoe, at De bar bIet amerifanifc
@orgere, iorbi oerea 6pore bopoe
ubtnget line fuloe @orgerpapirer.
2open tiliteoer ogiaa Spifere,
iom bar ubtoget fine ierite Hapi.
rer, fsr &rigen nleb Spiflauo er.
flGreoes, at bli omerifanife Dor.
gere, bpis De fan ir~cttclGgge iulot
tilireositiaenbe 9epiier for lin
Sopalitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Den nye uoifripninsslop

@aIbington Den 6te Mai: &C.
ratets % Suiets aoniercncefomite
er fontnlet til Gnigbeo ON Ell SUB.
itiaing al Sopei,, Der frpper, at ale
Mnno, Iom bar fpIOt lit 21ac Mar
iioen ben ste Sum- 1917, fol re.
G;itrere og opferes pao Manoifabs.
riQerne.
Get al Gepr9Ientant Sun fra
Soma foreiIaaebe Nnlenoemeltt on,
at De npe Hegiitronter ifal anbrin,
ges peo Soben al be beitnnenoe 81
tier, er optaget / Sn0itiQingen.
Sigelebes antoge5 SenotetS Be.
Itemitemmelie ON, at t~beoIogiife og
me0icinife Stuoerenbe ifal i~ritages
ior Wilit9rtieneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Oct iibite ira isrOnten.

2onbon, Sbe Wtai. = Spiferne be-
epnbte ioag ct poloiomt slngreb pua
De brittle % frantic StiQinger mel
lem Ga Glptte og @oorme5eele, ret
/ Spo for 9pres. SeltmarifaIf
Soieb rapporterer, at De In!ereoes
Srontlinjer blep giennembruote paa
enfeIte Steber, mens Spiferne blep
orepet tilbage pau andre. "a bans
Rapport ofienbte5 fra Sopeofporte-
ret, bar Slaget enonu / fulo Sang.
Set er Ell W}tlligbeo for, at bette
err Segpnoelien til Spifernes @ien-
optoaelie al i'm Sffeniip / itor Stll.
Spifernes Sopeoopgope ipnes at
pGre at gjere ct fraitigt Sremiteo
pua 2aplanoet meIem 9emmelber9et
OF Opres / Der 2iemeb at ilanfere
Sherpenberg % De andre Spioer /
Set for aenumelberget n%srofra. Set
bar offurat paa ian1me Waaoe De
fog Genmelberget.
Ceres Srontangreb paa De iterfe
Seioeiti1inger for en- uges Sib H.
Den misIpffebes iom befienot totaIt.
Sc pil oerfor MI aabenbart foriege
at gjpre &emmelberg -Mal1epren ON
igien.
Set er 6ranifmpnb, pm forIua-
rer Be pigtige Seioer / SeIt for
aemmelberget, mems Sritere foripn-
rer 2aplonbet / Noro, melem bisie
Seiber og 9pres. Set err paa bette
Saplanb, at Spiferne III bar taaet
nogle Sumter al De forreite Sinier.
Teb ImienS Sronten peoblir 9(u-
ltralierne at lao los, lod oct bar goo
Sfif, s Norb for CONNIE bar De
gaaet tpersigiennem Iienoens Sppr,
reilo oe fororenet Spiferne ira BE-
res f%orreIte 2inie paa en- 600 Wte,
ter breo Sront.
Get eneite rpe fra Ben italienife
Sront at uogen Snteresie for os er
en- Webbelelie ira oen piterrigife
Tresies Sopeofpartcr peb Sronten,
iom gaar no paa, at zen amerifanif
contingent" og en- bobmiif 2egion
bar bit fig peb Ben italienife Sront
peb @orlnio, mems Be ~franife og bril-
fife &j9Ipetropper er ~foripunoet meo
unbtagelie al forIfielige Special
Trooper % Irtiqeri.
gormio err peo ben aaerpeitligite
Gel al Srentinoironten, nGr Sen
icbDeit5iife 8rGnie.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
uoitiueoe Tom rare Ovr.

gn Stilebopsbapn Ben CITE Mai:
Zen amerifnnlfe Sernbaneingenier
&. 5. YurceQ, Iom bleu taget til.
iange % plpn0ret al fineiiite Ban.
bitter, anfom ioag BERTH ira Srien.
ten poa 8iennemreiIe til 9tep 9orf
San leoiageoes al lin Suitru Ga
ire 9ern, iom opbolot fla / Gefiug
/ Den Sio, ban beianbt iig / gun6it-
tcrnes Spnber. San bIep taget til.
iange ian1nlen meo en- anben Sll.
eeuisr, q. u. Smile.
De bar, foriolte ban, bIcDet no.
lat for mango 9ompgelIer. gl. a.,
ror De bleoet uoitiaeoe / ole
Sanosbper paa Iamme Moooe ION
et mt Slng5 rare Chr. 8co at
teitiffe Ell al @nnoitterlte par Def
lpffeoes BAN at ilpgte.
6lere Sage otter, at TurceQ bar
tommet til Feting, erforeoe BON,
al apIe % andre Weolemner al
Selifabet Dor blet reooet al De l,b.
'enote SoIooter, men of Be S25,.
COO, Iom Sngenlererne bouoe taQet
meo Jig paa line OpmaaIinger, II.
meligois bar gaaet tabt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Oye Observation-Disclosures

indianapolis, Sno., Sen Ste
Wai: Stte me Sneeniorresimen.
ter ifaI / Den nGrmeite 6remtio or.
goniiere5 / Sort Benjamin 6ronf.
lin, n9r indianapolis. Ger oil
trpnges omtrert $500 Mono, oa
De pil BIZ inoeneoe Der.
Si9r snifes WRnb, ION bar
Griarins ! u0isreIien al Sngenisr.
arbeioe. &c mao p9rc i slIoerer
meaem is % 40 9lar og life regi.
itrereoe for 0tilit9rsieneite. Ger
trPnses ogIaa ct antal Stenogra.
fer % aontoriiter.
Ct antaI al De bsiere llnoeroi-
ficersitiainger itaar aahne FOR
Ipnb, iom gaar inc / oisie Hegi.
nlenter.
N9rmere llnoerretning fan er.
boIoes peo at tilitripe "Gomman.
hing Sfiieer, engineers, 6ort Ben.
iamin S9arriion, Snbiuna~ mee
Spsipenoe al Rapn, aoresie, Iyso.
ielsoato, ON Berger al oe 6oreneoa
Stater.. eler, ON life. ON peofom.
menoe bar uotaset line iprite ga.
yirer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Den nye "freosfoler".

2onoon CITE Mai. - Gen upfiicieae
tpife 6rebssGmisiGr Der bar pGret
meget pirfiom, fortGler "Gailr
Mtnil", men ingen fer pil bare nogct
nleo bann at ifaffe, oe ban bill rime-
ligpis M penbe tilbage og rappor-
terc, at Der err bare beue Eren paa
oenne Sioc al aanaIen.
Gen tpife Senbemanb, Sonpnoe-
rem Sonfbeer Collin, ifal ifelge eft
Telegram ira @aog babe foreloet
felgenoe tpife Sreosproieft:
II SpIflanb giper affaIo paa ale
arap / @eit.
y 8ienreiSning al gelgien.
- GliaS-2 otbringen gieres til en-
ielpitGnoig Stat inoen BET tpife Sor.
buno.
A. 5 git iorblir stiaineen ionl
ben III er.
81 Giterrige eior pi5ie Snorpm,
MEIER til Stalien / Srentino.
g. 9alfanipergSmaolet orones al
en- International &onference.
y aue aoloniipsrgsmaal ongoo-
enoe slIrifa og 2iaeaiien afgisres al
en- aonierence al aae frigierenoe
Wtagter.
8 Spiflano opgiper ale arap paa
lit tioligere Broteftorat aioocbau /
aina og fuar til @eoerIas pisie efo-
uomiife aoncesiioner / ainu.
uoenrigsminiiter 9aIiour opInite
Den CITE Dsai / llnoerbuiet, at ban life
fierote I'll, at 6ienben npIig bapoe
iremiat noget Sreostilbub. Ser par
ingen fremueb Hcpr9intant / Con.
Don, iom b q II pioite ON, iom haube
forebragt / noseniombelit 6orm 1sor.
lag I'll Observation-Disclosures.
Zen brittle Hresie og brittle
Statsm9no barber. at ben eneite
Slags 6reo, iom Oct err llmaaen
perot at orsite - mar oen Sib
Gsnrffptfes roo zt,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
5vnoifalilt,Sope

@aihiugtou BEN ibe D}ai: Zen
Ionge a~outrooers i Seratet uDer
ZEN iaafal0te "Seoitiou Bill. Ser
ipecieIt er rettet moo S%nnotfaliIter'
ne Is. % - og iaitiptter itreng
Strni Tor iQopaIe Sanolinger GA
Sinorins al lloifriouIreslooer,
ctote loag meo 9eotogeIien al Son.
'erencefomiteens SnoitiQiug Zen
bleo neotaget meo As mob %
Stemmer.
Nan oenter, at Snoitiqiagen oil
fiji peotaget al 0uIet en- al De npr.
meite Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Oampifibsulvffe / Kina

Ieting. Gino, 30te April (ioritn,
fet): Sper 500 fineiiife Ta5iase,
rer omfom oeo CT Sammeuitao uoeu-
for Sanfop. Ga oet fineliite Camp
iflb Stang .apnn~ bIep lsbet iiGnf
al Ben fineiiife aaHoubaao "Gbu.
tai. SioitnPonte par | issIge meo
Ell anoen aanonbaao. omboro pau
bpilfen beiarot zig Eremierminiiter
Suau Gbi-S ii. Ser par paa Ell Sn-
ip~ettion5reiie til Gbeierne ior Noro,
tropperne. 4tisioriiaaelie al Sig.
naIerne opsIOes iom aarias I'll
ulptfeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
"Suiitauia~ Oascn.

Hep Dorf Den 70c Moi: G1l
6eit til Ntinoe ON Be 0unoreoer,
iom miiteoe 2ipct pes SpifcrueS
SGnfning al "Suiitania" for ire
Iar i0ag iioen, boIoe5 / 9liten
Carnegie San uu0cr Sen ameri.
fanife 6orIparsforcnin95 auipicicr.
&opeotalerne er Ibeooorc Hooie.
relt % Senator Hobert 9. Spell
ira Oklahoma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10

Gnfclte franife Sfiicerer gi9tter
paa at Spiferne npite Sang pil bitn.
ore los paa ale bisie tire Steoer lam.
tibigt, % De fleite ipnes of iinoe oct
ianoipnIigt, at oct npe tpife Ingreb
pil fomme l%omtioigt meo, at ben
lpnge bebuoebe piterrigife Sfieniip
imoo Stolien rainier los.
9(lt bette pil rimeligpis bli opflaret
| De nprmeite Sage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10

hpnot ierlig opli9tsppffenoe Stll9
peo 8eitfronten. Cpiferne bar enonlt
life gienoptoset bet SGtteongreb, 1om
ale goar % pellter paa lfol fo1nlte.
Tiatianof er berne iioite Yalie blet
noqet lengere emo Spiferne bar for
eff, % rigtignof erfl9rer bet tp'te
Slao "@osiiicbe 3eihlng", at "Sloen
MI er fommet til at erfienoe, at Den
tpife Sffeniip / @eit er imaoret", men
inaen poa De @liereoes SIDE tror,
at ben tpife S9rleoelie enonu er reoe
til at eipe BET belle op lom Ell baob'
lps Sob.
Ser meooeles fra 6ronten |
Isranfrig, at 5ienoen enonu anben'
bart bar arRiter npf til at glere
enbnu ct oeiperat Snrieg paa at
bolnre iig frem til &analbperne. Get
oplples iaoleoes, at be enonh bar en-
g4eIerpe poa oper so Gipiiioner (belts
intob en- Iinion Mono), iom biotil
life bar pGret / Slben / De itore
aonlpe ipaur', SO mco iaaoannte
arGfter / 9agbaanben er oct ingell
Tom perter, at 2uoenborff % Sinoen-
burg ifal aiblGie aampen Tor oct
fprite.
Gernplt err set onltrent umllligt
for 5piferne at bli itaaenoe, bpor De
M, Itaar. gnten maa De prppe at
iprange fig pioere trent og betnle
bpao BET foiter - eller oeioa gaa til
baae. fSor lige bag DEM itr9ffer Jig
Be itore eoe 2rfener runot CONNIE
od / Hlanoern - enbnu mere poe
enb ifior, oa Sinbenburg foranItal-
tebe lit Itore Silbagetog netop oper
oisie Strpg.
SSmiolertio bar De Iliereoe for
bereot iig al a1e GrGfter paa at tage
inloo Set me Steo. Soriterfnlnger
- anlerifonife og %franlfe err lerot
op til ale ipaeere &llllftcr / De bril-
tiife 2inier, og peb ifnrpe lofale In.
qreb ber og Ser bar Be Iaiereoe taget
tiIbage fra SpIferne flere pi9tige
8unfter og poa flere Moaoer ltprfet
fine Stiainger.
SGrIig bar Iuitralierne grasieret
ipprt nleQem glpene Connie og
9lncre, boor Sc holoer en- ire Wtil
breo StrGfning al 6ronten. S Tlere
Sage / Srpf bar De gaaet paa meo
flor S%elperation, iaect Spiferne pGf
fra enbeI pigtige Sumter og toget
flere bunoreoe Sanger og enbel Wta-
ifinfanoner.
Sgioa Imerifanerne RET / git for
amiens bar hapt oct ganife lipligt.
Gn Dag resneoe BET oper $4,000 tpife
8ronoter, for BET ntelte 8asbomber,
neb oper Dem, uben at Der Dog paa-
flIgte noeet acknowledgements, men
gnlerifanerne bar iioert r~eioliit fplt-
teret for Mobtagelien.
Set melt br9noenoe Spergsmnal
MI err: Spor pil BET npite tpife
Steb ramme. Ser gipttes paa ire
Yunfter:
SORT ben gamle, blooige Slae-
mari / Slanberne, hpor General bon
Irnim nplig itansebe &ornene al Jig
uroer fit mislpffeoe 6orieg paa at
fororipe Sranifm9nocne ira De 90
minerenoe SPIDER / Selt for aen1mel.
berget.
Sern9it Streget omfring arras,
buor Ganaoierne nplig bar o~pcrtaget
et iterre Aiinit al 6ronteu, og bpor
ser / BET iibite bar berifet ui9opanlig
Iftipitet.
90 enbelig Den oprinoelige Glue
pIabs for ben nup9renoe Siieniip, /
git, Norbeit % Spoeit for slmiens.
Ser cr Der iom n9unt en- betnoellg
orperifanif anntignent, meo auitra.
Iiere mob 9orb % 6ranifmGnO moo
Spo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10

st mufiieielt mt inf SrebstilbnS
s Ennfter. Ge bill opsipe yell
glen for at faa bebusoc alt, buao
Be mi bar / Ait.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10

General Mnurice pplber itprt Gsre
Gnslanb peb at beifploe to Web
lemnrcr al &egjerinsen for at
pilblebe Splfet anaaaenoe &rigcn.