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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-08-16

A new law makes it neces-
; sary for all voters to register.
; Having voted at the last cleo
tiOn does not secure the right
to vote at the next one. A
complete new registration is
necessary for all who wish to
vote. Registration offices are
kept open every Saturday. Most
of them are kept open all the
time. during business hours.
Registration closes for the pri-
mary on August 81. A failure
to register will prevent any
one so failing from voting.
Votes can not be sworn in
This change in the law was
brought about by charges of
frauds at the last general cleo
ton.
Remember, no registration, ,
no vote.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-08-16
japanese Impressed by Allied su,

VFNNFNs
News of the allied successes in
France, says a dispatch to the Times
from Toxic, has profoundly impressed
the Japanese. who do not conceal their
qualification.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-08-16

Nicola Carsella of Crystal was in
American Falls Wednesday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20

Never insult small man: his mus
cles may be we'll developed.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20

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AURORA CHAPTER O. e. S. NO.
The Aurora Chapter, Order of East
ern Stars, hold reular meetings on the
End and 4th Tuesdays Of each month
at o'clock at Masonic Hall.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20
MOSCOW WOMEN
GOING MAD AND
COMMITTING SUICIDE

Conditions in Russia are described
as so critical that many women are
ending their own lives or becoming in
sane. because of lack OF work and the
fact that they face famine.
81 know of two girls, friends of our
friends. who committed suicide and
Two of the best known young people in
Russia, man and girl, have gone
crazy in the last two days writes
Miss Elizabeth Boies, war worker OF
the Y. w. c. A. in Moscow. The
schools are closed and the university
100. How people continue to live do
not see. for there is a constant de-
crease in work and even in their ter
rible distress these people have not yet
come TO the point where they throw
down their pride and do anything.
More places are shut up this week
than last. am going out TO see some
poor neighbors tomorrow with one OF
our committee women. | have taken
in temporarily a nurse, who dropped
on our doorstep the other night with
ont a place to sleep and no friends to
go to. She has worked four years IN
lie war and was wounded three times
the last time while working on an am
bulance in the October revolution
We are trying TO find her job. but 1t
almost can not be done. NO one
wants to take another person into the
family because it means another
mouth TO feed. Everyone is doing with
ont q servant. instead OF having sever
al.
The small amount OF poor bread
that we can get is grabbed UP by our
cirls-they are so hungry. l notice in
the class that is out of work how the
iris are running down physically.
They are thinner and older and look
pinched Even our committee men,
bers are ageing perceptibly. The
mental suffering that many persons are
undergoing is terrible
Miss Boies is from Cincinnati. Ohio.
After graduating from Smith College
she took postgraduate courses at the
University of Chicago and Columbia
University. She had charge OF the
Y. w. C. y. clubhouse at the Panama
Pacific Exposition and was on duty on
the Mexican border in 1916.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20

Eugene Meyer, Jr., New York bank.
er and business man, has been named
by President Wilson as one Of the
members Of the haIf-miIIion dollar gov.
eminent war finance corporation. nit.
Meyer has been doing war work for
several months with the war indus.
tries board and as member Of the
national war savings committee.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20
| men of this city:

I men OF this city:
| Il can't say quite agree with Mrs.
George Thatcher Guernsey. I'm think.
ing more about tn ewomen. Now is
the time for every woman to prove the
real metal the American women are
made of II seems to me that any
woman. no matter how frivolous or
wasteful heretofore. would now. at
this critical time, wake up and let the
real, true self conquer the vain, sell
fish ghosts of yesterday.
America! Why. the very word
ought to thrill every fibre of the Amer
lean woman's being and make us re.
alize that life is real and wonderful.
We are soldiers over here. with brave
smiles and no tears to help make the
world Gods place once more. It's
our duty and we've got to get busy
and do our part.
wife stealers! That's joke. Ev-
cry woman is traitor to Uncle Sam
and her better self If she does not
take care of herself and help win this
war. We have no time to be lone
some. Are we babies. that we have
to- be entertained? No; we're Ameri-
can women, and we should show our
husbands and brothers over there that
there is something in life worth while
by proving to them by our letters and
our movements here that they are go
ing forward into the big, boundless
future with the right kind of love be-
hind them.
/ MY husband will soon be over
there.
Then I'm going back West to Mon.
tana and take up a homestead and
work and grow broad along with my
husband. And will l be lonesome
The word makes me laugh. I'll be so
busy making garden. producing
something and saving. My little
daughter of sand good books and
papers worth while. We women
can't fall in rut and let our boys
over there grow broader and wiser
men. Gee! who could be lonely, with
each evening evening big, fat, jolly
letter and a prayer to go out of my log
cabin to my boy over there-a letter
full of pep and courage and of the
many things waiting for him when his
task is done. Wonderful things can
| be accomplished by faith, and, women
of America, give them faith to carry
with them always, so we can make
/ Che Huns respect Old Glory.
AS for the other mamie is a
Stacker and Observation-Disclosures Post
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20
WANTS
WOMEN FOR MUNITION
PLANTS IN u. S.

The War Department authorizes the
following statement from the Ord
nance Department.:
The demand for women workers in
plants engaged in the manufacture of
munitions of war is not expected by
the Army Ordnance Department to
lessen as result of the work or fight
order for all men of draft age issued
by the Provost Marshal General.
More than 1000 women now are
working in one plant engaged in the
manufacture of big guns, and more
are needed. A plant in Minnesota has
a large class of women apprentices in
training to run machines on all light
operations in the production of car
riages for great guns.
The business of training women
for war work is proceeding on large
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20
WOMEN TO PREPARE FOR
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN

A conference of women will be held
in Chicago on July 9, 10, and IL to
discuss ways and means for the COM
ing Liberty Loan campaign. The meet
ing will represent the members OF the
National Woman's Liberty Loan Com
mittee. women chairmen of the Fed
eral reserve districts, anu State chair
men Of the Woman's Liberty Loan
Committee. Mrs William McAdoo,
chairman of the National Woman's
Liberty Loan Committee, will preside.
There will be no set program at
the meeting" said Mrs. Antoinette
Funk, vice chairman OF the National
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee.
ut is to be a workers meeting, and
We expect to make very far-reaching
plans for the fourth war loan, mind
full as we shall be. of the Presidents
recent words regarding the war-reve-
nue. bill.
Many counties throughout the
country have turned their Liberty
Loan committees over to the women"
said Mrs Funk. I'VE nave at this
headquarters reports from over 5000
counties. and from 100000 women who
worked on committees during the
third Liberty Loan drive
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20
STRONG WOMEN FEARLESS
'Oregonian" Declares Better Self
Should Shun Lone Pirates

WASHINGTON, May 16-Should
we shoot wartime love pirates?
Should summary execution be the
punishment Of the type of Professor
w. !. Thomas, the Chicago University
educator. whose relations with pretty
24-year-old Mrs. r. NJ. Granger, wife
Of al Army Lieutenant, now with Per.
shing, have aroused the Nation.
Recently woman signing herself
"Oregon;an" takes the opportunity to
answer this question with the follow.
ing comeback thoughts" as she
terms them, replying TO the already
expressed opinions of prominent wo
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20

the British army. OF these 80 per
cent have seeen service in the field
and more than three-quarters have
been wounded Like the other NUM-
tons townships. Elizabethville is a
product OF the war.
Eliza bethville is situated in one oil
the beautiful valleys of northern Ems
land. Its population is entirely Bel.
gian and it reproduces as faithfully
as possible every feature of Belgian
town life. The cottages and all the
furniture have been provided by the
ministry of Munitions and each cot.
tage has a garden attached"
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20
VALDEZ DEPOPULATED

VIM Thomas, manager of the Frye
Bruhn market at this place sold the
stock and good will of the business to
the Love-Whitley Company of this
city Thursday, and closed its doors.
retiring from business in Valdez, for
the present at least. The company
has been in business in the city for a
number Of years and have one of the
finest markets in the city. owning the
building in which it is located. The
exodus of population to the States,
combined with the fact that Manager
Thomas wants to leave for the Out.
side next month, caused the company
TO take this action.-Valdez Miner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20
1 BELGIAN VILLAGE IN
THE HEART OF ENGLAND

New townships have sprung up in
all parts of England. owing TO the
demand for housing for munition
workers Mr.. Raymond Unwin, who
planned the first garden city at Letch-
worth. has been appointed by the min
istry OF munitions to superintend the
building of these model townships"
The War Pictorial says:
AT Elizabethville named after the
Queen of the Belgians, some 1000
Belgian soldiers are making shells for
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20

LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
LOCAL 224. Regular meetings Wed.
nesday 8 P. NJ, Visiting brothers cor
daily invited. Hall for rent every
night
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20
AVOID HOT WORDS IN ANGEL

A Chicago father thrashed his son
for being out late at night. Then he
added:
When I was your age, MY fathe:
would not let me lie out after dark
You must have had devil Of q
father" replied he roy.
And the old man came back hot!y:
Il had a damsite better IA Ter than
YOU From Brush & Pail.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-20

scale. At loading plant now build
ing in New Jersey women who will
act as instructors for other women are
being trained in the loading of pow
der by loading chips of wood into
silk bags"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08

Grigcre pcroer bienl; men oct er life
for tiblig at bcgDuoe at iorbcrcoc
Elnner Tor Of ifaiie Solootcr ioa bel
ion Irbciocre Sonb poa lcttc Gil.
foar. Zen iommc Sag or, iom isr
oplpii, miocr Sucrpeiclie / Songrcs
len. Nfen oct Spbroa, 8uperrsr
S%itrndltilt bar giuct Den opnppnte
or mere omiattcnoe enc &c
rationale Tloner onaoocn0c 9auo
for Solbatcr. 8%uperncrcn bar mem.
lig ogiao Irbcioerc Tor Gie; og oct
or iilbt no / lin Grocu al tage iUr.
ligt Senipn oaiaa I'll bent, til oermc
t%rofaitc SGr al "Sreosiolhotcr"
Ter or at ontage, al GpuGpnelicu
al bcnne Gomite bill 5li oct inole.
ocnbc Sfriot iii llborbcioelien al Ell
omiottcnoe Srbntug, ion bar iii 6or.
nlaal al ii6upttc DC tore Strpfuius
ger StatSlonb til bcbitc for pore Sri
9ere % Irbci0cre. Get oiloc ogiao
leic Spsrg5moalet ON Ell burtiaerc
Spiettling al bette Saub, al bpilfet
Ell itor Gel er mcget iruatbori, OF
mani oilbe iooleoeS LAO 10 Sluer meo
CT Slng. Den opnGpntc aomite ber
fiunue iorclGe9c Den uGite Scgialatur
Ell arirnoie l~lOrchning al So8en leo.
ioget al ct bel bcreot Sorilog til
SperoeieIie og Artagclic al Segis-
lotilrer.
StoteltS Vliat MOB oe biempcll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08

beuoe SoI6atcr err ielufslgcliq og
flor. Guiinoer al Dem piI iiffert
sn'tc at grunoe egnc &icm poa ct
Stpffe al oen SSoro, Tor bpiIfcn De
bar tiGmpct og blsbt. 9e Dor gipe5
N~nlconing til at ina oct til at soo.
Ntinnelota bsr gaa / Spibien / ell
Sag iom oeune. Statens arig5itprfe
| 6ronfriqe bor tiGmpct mco 9Gre.
oa Wfinnciota bar Noro nof for ale
oi0ic topre Senncr. @%uuernSren bar
uilt Selen. @Glgerrc bsr MT iergc
ior at gipe Stotcu ell 2egiSIotur iom
tom Oh Dil fnlNcn0c Wcrfct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08
Spocns Npn.

Cora CIbbia 6auscu, Cater al DIR.
oG g(rs. u. :. 6dugcn, Staples. Wirn..
robe Ssn0nA3 Mor9cu ST. 5 sen 13Sc
Sttobcr cfter CT fort Suocleic AZ 9uroez
tctrrNeIle. @cnbcs Ss0 pur ct bnarbt
flag fpl mango, % bum Dtl biiuc iaps
ret AZ ale. ion tieu0te beroc. aicsec
pdr fsbt | Snle. Ylinn., / 1892 oo .onr
I'll Staples meb line SorrIore ipm IiSct
Barn % bar bpet Der belle Chen Then.
Seo lin Gco bar bun 20 @ar, . Raaz
% tretten Gage gamntel.
6ornoett i'm Wtooer og Saoer efter!us
Der BUN ire SGitre o8 TO Srsbre, Mrs.
8. $. 6nQ, 2ouis. Clara, ariitine GA
Glitter 6auecr al superior. Wis; en-
9roocr 90 Ssiter er bso. 8earauelIen
ionot Stco Sir5Nag ira ben norlts
IrilerIte Nirte. Sc isr9enbe efters
bar aIes Spmpati / Oeres Sors.
X.
Set behasebe CUB / lin @isoom at
tiemtnlbe fra bcnne &eroen, iom vi
baaber I'll Ell beOre 6ieru. Dor eliteoe
Ora SucrIen, iom ogoe @eits
Den 2Ooe September al Sicrnc5cs
tGnoelic. Suu a fsbt ben 26Se Ses
brudr 1904 pad Ell Sdrm NOR 2oorap.
30 imoa Srcbre er enaet ioruo. 81
scr. Nobsr. SsIter og Sruocr ooerleper
henNe. @esrapcIien furesii Sen 3Oie
September ira benbes Cn.eIs 0ien,,
Scber Soeriens, hoor Yaitor Suerier
iorrciteoe. Si piI beriaiennem tnae
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90 ale, iom 6raate
Sigelebes ale. iom a meS.
Sciper Soericn.
Cline .Sperier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08
Wcocns oi iopcr.

Ser ,,iulcr % bIin,cr
oct 'h1rpcitc StddI;
CT @rundt Grplooer,
ocu uoaooc lit GIddI
OF Niu5fldmpley ilutics.
Set por Srrbe ocu ituIoc.
e. Bar huuNre timer
! T~oNsituocuS NuIoe.
90 mango Suieu fdINcr
8do citcr 9tao.
lig &eintormen Nrnsier
&c auluenoc NIoo.
IA opcr opreouc 9turicr
eu NugIcrcgu Bitter
uhu99eItgt / 9tuttcu
mcNeu5 6sitpjuocu builitr.
&c mooigc Tlruo
isIaer Srihcocu5 sane,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08
"SnSiau Simmer Sncfs."

NHpluu JluHHtI -htls.
"SSnoion Nunner" 9Gnoer lpne3
flare Jig goot nritcn Der oft. Sur
be bare en- tor &loos at ligge paa on
Hatten, er ser ingen Neb meo OiSie
Sugle. ct roat, fugtigt SpbolbSiteo
eler @eirlag ont 0agen bar life ioa
ffabelig S1oilpOelie paa 0iaie 6ugIe
iom ct raat, fugtiat Sopcfpurter on
Natten. elsie "Snbian &unner"
senber er gonIfe imao, men pcrcr
burtiet op og er fuIbt ~uopifleOc,
:laar De er otte eller ii Tiger 9amIe.
Se er nugget oftlpe % lette of Iao I'll.
Sc bill tribes % flare Jig 9oot, boor
anbet SicrfrG fan 9reie iig.
Spoo SIogs Sus bisie Silglc
trGnger fonuncr Jig melt al poa 60
foliteten. &por @iutercn er oper-
maaoe itrene 90 folb, mao Sltiet
bore iligt, at oct beifptter ois'e gGns
Der MOB aulben. 5 mer niloe GO
ne err Ell enfelt tpno gorbpPg til
ftreffelig. 8ulpet ifitloe li9ge liot
bsiere enb Warfen ubenior, ielu ON
Oct bare er Sorbeulp, % Sufet full
be bore bpgget paa liot bsitltogenoe
8runb, iaa oct er tsrt og gobt baaoe
inbe / BET o. ubenior. Spis bet err
SorbguIp, ifulbe Der bore Ell goo
Gel grop @rlt8 / Oct, ioa @ulpet blir
aanife porsit. @egeene fan ppre
eanife Iape; 8 a 4 500 bill flare fig.
@orotos bnfet al Sbineles eler Gag
papir gisr 600 Sieneite. Wetaltag
buer life, % oct piIoc bli for oarnlt
I Slifet on Sommereu. Ssrg for,
at Der bIir moi al 2ps. 8inbiter NOT
ener oglao ~2errcoSiront ifuloe bet
bore. Suiet ifitIoe orrc Zig inbret.
tet, at Sref unbgaaeS. &arm 3rpf
er life 'tort bebre for sgnberne enb
folo SrGf. Snr mon 2prrebsiront
Stebet for @iroitcr, ioa er Der %.
fao meo set iamnle isrqet Tor til.
ftrpffelig 2uftoerling. Taa famine
Iii bar man alt oct 2DS, Iom trGn-
ges.
Snbion Sumner 9Gnocr er flint til
at lpeee 9@g. glir De RET behanbIct,
bill De lpgee 9Gg / S a 10, Woaneber
ON g(aret. Sngeu andre gGnocr CT
paa lanat npr Ioo flinfc. Gcrfor bar
man iaet, at Snbian Sumner er
blanbt M%nberocerre, bpao 2eQborns
er blanot Ssnieracerne. s ltQepis
oo 8ongen fan EN- al bisie 9gnber
Iegae ct sGg for boer ereitc Gag.
elsie imon sgnber logger ogion
Itore SEQ, iom BET oItio er LET at finoc
@arfeb for. Orange, iom fsr breu
SenIeoul, bar be icrtere Nor brebet
meb 9(nbeapl | Stebet. Somnle al
Dem cr meget bel tilfrebie meb, at be
Tl,ttebe meb Sens ce beannbtc mcb
sGnber, p%aaItadr be. M~nrsgamle
s@nber er fom RegeI ~lir,fere til of
IGgge sGg emo pIbre IuqIe. Set er,
naor DC fonmer baa Segten, at Seq.
horns og Snoian Sumner Sucfs ifuf.
fer os.
VrtngebGr % WrumbGr.
Tette er De norife Nopne paa
"Haipberrie$" o. "@lacfberries".
Manqe betragter bisie to 9eriorter
iom De beoIte, hi bar, for @rltg /
Si,sbolbningeu. Sattise % rige
fisber biSie 9pr for HeoIpItning og
for fit gorO uben Senipn til, bpao De
maa betole for Dem.
6or at fltntle faa Sringebprbuifer
oe grombGrbuifer iii at bore gar
hpert slar pao en- tilfrebsitiQenoe
Maaoe, maa @rifene bpert slar be-
ifiPres eler bli "printeo", fom oi IL
ger. Sg "Erllnineen" eler 9eIfiG-
ringet rraa ltofGres paa en- ret Waa.
De og eiter Ell, beitentt GIan, iom @r.
furins bar piit of bore goo. CONNIE
Solf ipprger: "Spao Nptte err oct /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08
2ano for Soloater.

8uperner gurnai,iit bar opn9ont
Ell aomite meo Oct Sperp OF ubar.
beibe Sorilag angaaenbe Getting al
tiIbaaepnoenoe Solbater % grbci.
oere poo ubprfet Sano | Staten.
9ette er, Tom enboer bill ie, ell Gag
al ben itsrite 9etponins. og 8iiper.
nsrens betimelige Sfribt bill piroe
alminoelig anerfienbcIie. giimof
fan oct tage lang 1io. isr arigen or
enbt, os enbru I9neere lib, for bore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08
SOau's teller aloris.

Z. 8. griifc. Sormer. n. s. =.
20. 3, Soistor gliuu.. Tiger: "Yliue
Nnrer 6uuoe pGret / eli ieiIagtig Sors
iatuiug uGiteu belle Sommereu. iii
ocIs hIuoe ieg odnitelig bsie mig cIer
retie mia % iQieu. ug Der bdr EdGe.
Ga isg life eugaHg tumoe foore MN
@eiGmiug pod 6drmeu. gliue Rnrer
pirteoc life rcgelWp5iig. til inc Cher
for bnpplg, I'll andre Siocr igicu ipr
ipariomt Seq forifuiieoc Codus
Aiouep Bills, oe eiter az hare brugt
10 9Gifer islIe ieg beore. Seq lager
tuoru Scans M os ou. % De teller
alhrig ! al holoe mine Rprer I Croeu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08
0enIise Orb.

SnoIaet inoes Bot SiHce 0oneh
ri 6ornpeIic for CT aars Cub
.iiription for "SceorahsY Soften. Safz
Ter ior eoers sohe gIao oa "@eS ars
men. Seg interesierer mig meget for
Seie; bar M hoIbt glabet / 2s
SIar. er M on et Bar Tiger 81 War,
men lGier belle SlaSet og "@ee arnen~
meo nor Snteresie.
Goers gamIe Abonnent.
Rrs. Ssrsrne grietion.
HolaHo, "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08
4 Ell praftiH Bnrnisr.

at beifipre bisie 9~rrbuifer? Nine
bpr cnoel @pr bpert aar % err al
BRIG bIct beifaorne." Meu set er
life nof, at Elanterne proouccrcr Iiot
@pr bpcrt Nlor. Oct er life bare
for at oprao set, at oisie 9Grbuifcr
bcifiureS. Mal1ee bcifipr fine @u-
ltcr, loo sc p%rnbucerer mcr OF nter
Bar Tor bpert Mar. 90 ioa cr Ser
o9ina CT onbct OtoaI enc mer on mer
9pr, MAJ bar ior 2ie, naar man re-
Qelnupsiiqt % foritonOigt beifiTr
@rrbuifcrnc: Otan baaber gisrc Dem
frobigc og iri Tor Suqhommc.
Set pleieoc pprc Sfif % BRIG at
uofsre al ocunc @eifirriugen on
@ooren; men oct cr altiO braa0t on
ben Sib poo Nlnrct, oq oitc bIep &c.
it%iGringcn foriemt clcr o9iod ltbiert
/ Sait. Som hi peo, or oItior oite
"Soitpcrf 9aitncrf", og @Urbuifeue
9ioroc life lit bcoitc. Get or oeIoa
nonifeliat ON Gnoren at beItcmme,
bpilfe Gene er gamle % hniIfc or
me. Seoit or oct at uoferc @cifiUs
ringen ON Soften, cfterat 9Grcne cr
bsItet, meb olore ORD / Slutningen
al Mngllit oe Oftober.
@ringebprb,iifer oo gromb9rbrs
tier frembringer StiIf % 2eo Oct
fsrite Iar, % fsrit npite Nlar iaien
prsbucerer oisie SttIfe @pr. Otter
oct anbet Mars Gert or life Senene,
the cones, gooc n,er for 9robuce.
ring al @Gr. &c IfuIoe bli ifooret al
ba, forot oe frugtbprcnbe Gene fan
foa iaa meget bebre araft til at bee,
re @pr rigeIiat. Roor Se1ene ifiP-
res pGf ira 8lanten, ifl,loe DC Bill
IaQt inmmcn / en- @aitg og brrnbt.
Iette for at faa sbelogt muIige Sn,
letter % Spgbomsipirer, iom oisIe
Gene maotte bare befpnqtc mcb.
SEQ of aiere bette hoer Ssit er oct
nuIligt of bolbe en- libeu Slrf mco
@rrbrife / goo, Ionrenoe Storo.
@on famine Sib, iom Sc ganIe
Gene ifiGreS ppf, ifuIbe be unee
Gene OF "Sucfers" bli tnnoct ilo |
fornsben lt0itrpfnin9. Gette giper
De tilboqeorrertbe "coreS" eIler &c
ne nter Sonps oq Ell be6re IrGco,
ming iii at ubpifIe iiN % bIi fraftiee
til at frent6rinde gUr. 9nifer man
Ell goo IuIing al omfram fine Srr,
er Set be6't at tnnbe ub~Senene, iii
set blir ontrert 6 eGer s CONNER
mclem boer.
Solf, iom bare enifcr nof "Hoip.
berries" for lin egcn SusboIbrinQ,
ubfsrer ofte @eifipriroen IoaIeocS,
at gprtibcn e1er "the frlliting lea.
ION" forlGnges TO til fire Tiger. Sette
gaar 9obt an mco ct tibet Stpffe
@prbuifer; men oct niIbe reoucere
geranlineen oltfor meqet for Solf,
Tom opler @9r for Morfcoet. Gene.
ne ifi9res tilbage til onttrent en- Soo
fra gaffcn ON Soften, forat man
lfal faa gGr Longer ubober Somme.
rem BET p~aoielQenbc g(or. Gen fprite
Sonr efter Ell Zig SilbagcifiGring of
Gene, bill HIontenS Sroit fsrIt qou
til be Iaoere CUBS" euer 9noppe,
o. ct langt Sfi,b bill ipringc frcm,
inben Tenene begproer at ioo @lom
tier. 8eo benne Iene @Iomitril1qS.
process fan man fao Ell SlGf @Prblt-
Ifcr til of p~robucere @pr aanIfc Irn.
&c uboore Sonunercn; men Sc fleite
bill neppe finoe Experimental nooct
iProeles notwithstanding. SoIf
fleit stifer mango Ser.
Gaab % @inf.
Sapeitpffet ifilloe bli rpooct, heb
oct og plsiet eQcr ipobet inareit mll.
Iigt. 9erneo piloe mango ifuocliae
Sniefter sbeleg0es.
= gpr foriigtt9 meb SIb oQ Sur,
itiffer / Sfog % Mart bisie Spit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08
! atten Mar
6anbt bum ben inmme Neoirin at uGre
soo. Siiturteu | bcuoes cane Orb.

Zen Grfaring. Tom CT giort az Mrs.
Eduio 6oru. 8oufe 20. /. Srrpinton.
8iltiHiou So. ga. or iitc ereitadcrSe.
%eruru bar / As Mar orret Ct auers
flenot i%taaeuHe ~irrNi85IanSet 0usbolos
rtu95mioOel.
Mrs. Dorm ifriUcr uuocr 2ato al
sore suit 1918: seq har bruat 2eres
DIeoicin | atteu aGr. Sc1 tror Bet er
Ct al Oe 6coite z~tnrtcmioler ro0euiiuec
bru8i. Sea itrIScr nit 2io til bets
@rud Scg oubciolcr Set tL ale inge
&crlouer, Ycruna beI5reOc0e mig for
CT WGueouoe."
Sor 6oite, Soriielelie. gftcrUirtnius
0cruc al Strip OF Srituer3n. aatarr6 %
tltarrhdIiie SiItaroe al eubper geiiris
pclie. or Ycrund aubcinIct. Suiiuoer
CT 5leoue a%iuIpue eQer or ritauO III or
t~lliiriOe 3erund en- bel % iuIoitrnoig
Sclbreoelie for Ell eIcr Guoeu irpgteIig
Sugbom. Soriee Serunu fsrit.
I 5nbIetter eler hpoeuoe 5srm.
SrlaeS overall.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08
2Gs bOQO 0isic Tolt tiger:
Soau'S gnu spoe Heinltater.

6. :. @eroobL 6iIsboro. q. Sat.,
Tiger: SCR fIerc War itneu hGrSe ies
AuIeoujnq til at BRUCE et EpremioSel.
og IA lea oite tauoc hert ONT Couns
Nioncu Bills. tog ieN Dem. Cs BAR
pisiciiQ tiIfreoSitiIeuoe q eubuer
Naaoc. beIbrcocroe mig for et HufulO
az YurciugNom OF RnQoert Euur icq
M trCuger CT giprcmiooel. bruqcr lea
uItio Coau's &iouep Bills. % meS
iammc gooe &~eiuIrdter."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-08
Saar o. perfenoe HDg.

Wrs Goipdro 5onep. Stopuu. Wisi.,
Tiger: "Sor Here Aar ii6en haoOe ieg
Ylaaer al mine ginrer. Zen pCritc
Niloe iii mine Ylagcr bar 8uegeu.
Ten bar iaar % uerteoe irnsteIig Der
boor Rpreruc ii6oer. Sea bauoe aItio
bsrt 2oau's Aiouep Bills goot onlrolt.
og ieg ioritafiebe mig en- sgite al
prspe. 9oou's hialp mig belt ira
S%eepnbelieu, os ieg oeobIeo al tnee
benz iii ies bar belt beIbreoet,"