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New-York tribune., 1918-02-17
Sanatoriurns for Soldiers
Four for White Plague Vic.
Tins Will Be Built

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Sanator
utns for the treatment of soldiers suf-
fering from tuberculosis arc to be
established at New Haven and at
Whipple Barracks, Prescott, Ariz., in
addition to those to be built at Ashe-
Vile, N. c., and Denver.
1t is understood that they will cost
about $550,000 each. The Medical De-
partment's announcement gave no in
dications as to when work would be
started
New-York tribune., 1918-02-17
Seek 400 Scoutmasters and
100000 as First
Move
Gen. johnson Pleased
Upton Commander Tells the
Members They Will Be Basis
of Nations Discipline

The Boy Scouts Of America are keen
on the trail this morning of at least
400 men in the city who will act as
scoutmasters, and 100000 which will
be devoted to carrying on the work Of
the organization as they plan to en-
large it. The campaign, which is to
last a week, started off yesterday with
rush. A lunch was given yesterday
at the Hotel Astor for those who are
to direct the work this week. Before
it was over twenty-five scoutmasters
had volunteered, and S16,255 was
pledged for the needed fund
The interest of the guests was di-
vided between Robert Glover, a ti1ir-
yearold Scout from Richmond
Hill. Long Island, who told concisely
just what the Boy Scouts did for mem
bers, and General Evan NJ. johnson,
commanding officer at Camp Upton,
who gave the Scouts enthusiastic in
dorscment and declared they formed
a fine basis for the future military pre-
parcdness Of the nation
I'VE have never been prepared, as a
nation, for war" said General John
son. eve have been especially deficient
in three things: Military preparation,
coordination and subordination. If the
Scout movement can bring about these
three changes in our men of the future
1t is national nccessity-and | believe
the Scouts can. As q result of our ira
dltlonal unpreparedness, we are TODAY.
ten months after war was declared try
ing to train an army to fight the Ger
mans.
How Scouts Can Aid
when war was declared we virtually
had no army. We are now for the first
time scientifically training one which
is not composed of political officers. As
for our insubordinstion. we are law
less race. We mistake liberty for
license. At home we begin by defy
ing our parents. Besides. we have
here a large element which comes to
this country TO better itself; gain. not
patriotism, primarily impels them. The
Boy Scouts can help by teaching fine
ideals of loyalty and obedience to the
nations boy-power
eve must look to the future. | am
afraid the time viii never come as long
as the human race progresses when
we shall have no more war. Unless
we are fit to fight we are not fit to
survive God knows. / do not want
ia see another battlefield, but I would
New-York tribune., 1918-02-17
Farmers Urged to Give
Bacon to Government

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-A move
ment to induce farmers to contribute
bacon to the government if Liberty
bonds are not within their reach has
been started in Missouri, according to
Speaker Clark
The Speaker receiry received let
ter from II. P. Warden, of Mexico. Nc.
telling of the plan.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-17
Norway Bars Russian Route
Staff Co1respondence1

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-It was
learned to day. that the Norwegian au-
thorties had forbidden vessels Saline.
from this country to Norwegian ports
to accept as passengers persons intend
ing to enter Russia, the reason given
being the fact that the Russian and
Finnish frontiers are closed.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-17
Marshall Succeeds LittelI
In Charge of Cantonments

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1e.-Lieutenant
Colonel r. j. Marshall, jr., has been
placed temporarily in charge of the
cantonment construction in place of
Colonel I. w. Littel, who yesterday
was promoted to be brigadier general
in the regular army.
Genera Littell has denied that he re-
constructor. Reports that he left the
Office as the result of a clash with
Major General Goethals were to -day
unconiirmed
New-York tribune., 1918-02-17
Vegetables Have Become
Floral Emblens in Vienna

BERNE, Jan. 20 (by maiD.-Gigantic
bouquets Of real vegetables are now to
be seen in the florists windows in
Vienna.
"These unwieldy but effective bou
quets," says Die Zeit," find not only
daring purchasers, but also grateful!
rccipients'~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

Iiano. bpornf 5000 Ciiiccrer %
$1,000 Wuub aaCrIoc or uocrami-
nercoc.
Sloaocns aommumlfotionauGlcn
'prcitaar belle Haoio,S icneiicn;
5000 unse NGro inocrcr Hobio-
telegram pco to al Mtarineocpartc.
Iiel1tct oprctteoe Sfolcr.
Slooocn5 2TQcforps tpacr
$50 M%eblennter. &c bcitonenoc
9iorirehoipitnler hor tiIiommcu
1000 Scnge, huiIfct 9IntaI mart
pcntca ioreaet meo 5000 iii.
Nj De G3,203 GIpirantcr, Ionl
fYcfpentereoe DC to fsrite aurier iii
llhbonnclie al Heieroeoliiccrcr, be.
Itob 44,57S gfaon9Scromen. Gn
treble &9ffe &rricr, Der iortibcn
rr igana. bar iiliammen $4,000
Elcper.
: Yarct5 Scb 'II6ferte5 Ell mn
IS toms &onou for pore SIaaifibc;
zen uolfpoer ct Froicftil ueienoe
100 Fllns.
"a 2rigens crflrreoe5 bcinnot
1913 ari9sifibe iig UNDER 9pgning,
cner bar beitilte. Siocu oer Sio
IT scr afiluttct a~ontroftcr ON 9pg.
rlilgen al $40 6artsicr til.
6er arigen bar Der til 6lppcpr.
Tenet beoilaet Jolt 81, 100000. )
Get wisritc Nar, ariaen bar porct,
for aoneresien bcpiIget $691,.
100000 til gpgnin9 al 9liitiur-
teier.
Sper 20 itorc ScIifaber iabrife-
rer Ieroplaner, f. prooucerer DO
torer og ODER 400 er beifipTtiaet
r1eo at ~probucerc Sclc, mitorc 9lr.
tifler % Soripninger.
s 6lannens 2~pelIeSlcire err scr /
Sommertiben Elnbs for 102 600
% ont 9interen for $4,000 Mnub.
Geb Spfsrelien al De IS aorton-
tementer ailpenote5 650,000,0 600
6ob Sralait.
If SlaaoenS 3oblfosIercr no
Itcotes Der pan en- enfelt Gag -
hen 23be Sebruar 9oufanpis.
ringer for oper $30,000,000 for
Nmmiinition.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

Foris D. 3ote gprll. @iiien ouer
anterltanlte arlgSfungcr / 1piflono
ominttcr lelgen0e Raunc:
6ralf Sroofa, Sonoou, Gnglano.
eoerett 3. 3lcflcp.
In0rcw Gourtnep Campbell, 9hi-
cago.
Souis Charlton.
Sont Gecfer, Eincclncs, ($no.
hilbert lenleQo (cQer Miller, 12t
@atpap Apenie, Rem 9coioro, 0iasi.
CAMEL Gallagher, @eit Slocfton.
4ld.
Charles u. @~cogbegan. oil @eit
One SlnoreO ono Gigbtp.eigbtb
Strcet. Rep Dorf.
@iuium Gibbs. yonfer$.
Serihel 8ooircu, 100 Rorth Hioqe.
man, CHICAGO.
Glpoe 8rimslp, 5tocftou. aan.
goWin $. SaireS, @ooouoro,
Sfla.
Cigar @aIpburton StonD Tcint,
x. 6.
Yernon aen0aI, HoQ, ella.
Sarrp Soughmou, 46l Catmooo
9ouIeuoro, Chicago.
Nuqh Sepi5. Sout3oale. ga.
5runt 2. McGougaG. 9iaruUiae,
DO.
Ricbolos g. NuIbaa. Seriep Sim.
:. n. Ssrenier, ingen g0reale op.
gipet.
3obn Saqp, 9oIoer5 Bridge. g. y.
lllricb Nanen. t79 glmiteroam
4penlie. Nem Dorf.
5arrp ). Naion, 357 Nintb
Street, Sreiep Sin.
@eorge Seamar, S3ore Varf.
Netcr Stngo, "a Gtiuetcentb Street,
Sronr.
Serbert ~lleIts. IS Union Street.
gteipart. u. IS.
6ranf Upton. 252 gSeit (nentp.
ieeono, Nep yorf.
Tpron Ban Cemarf, 9ep Qlat3,
y. >.
BENJAMIN Siiiart @alcott.
Sohn 6roncis Mllrpbp, SO SAL
apenue. 3eppori.
6raneis Wiursrape, Sourbantonr.
Ger.
Sobn u. SIN, Barry, Ella,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09
upeir / misiouri.

@sier. Ro., Den 3bie slpril. Ere
Wenneifer omtom % IL bIep iooreoe
/ Ell Chiffon, iom igaar inbtraI / Nin.
terrible, Ell ire yfil / Git berira belig.
genoe Iioen 2anosbp. Gpflonen
Itrafte zig ogian I'll ben TO @iil IGn.
gere oil beliggenbe lille gp Gran.
ridge, men %iaauiot pioes git intel
WsenneiteIip tabt Der. Ierimoo mel.
oes oerfra. Of nRiten ale Suie / Spen
blep sbeIast eler iterft b~eifabiget.
On anSen GpfIon berieoe iomme
aliten Rep JIorence. DO, so Iil
ueitenior St. Souls. Seioa Der blep
ire Yerioner orabt % sanife mango
ifaoet. 9iseleoe5 oemoIereoes iIere
Suie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

Chicago, Den 3oie IpriI. III Ell
6aoretranSport, iom bar onfommet
ira Tortlano 6eeoer Company / Bur.
len, Soma, ~opoageoes ioae $50 Stpt.
fer at ppre osoe / HattenS Sob %
Iaa itreeoc omfring / Union Stocf-
paroS Snohe1ninger. &c tiIfolote
9prIreer llotoltc Den 0tening. al IN
rene bar bIet iorgiiteoe, og Def anita,
ges. at @iiten bar blepet bIanbet meo
Soberet, ba Soget itoniebe / geIoi.
oerc, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09
Raoiofurbinoclic mco Imerifa.
Observation-Disclosures

Boston, Wtnsi. oen 2oen Gpril.
Senotet bor ioaa meo - moo ~
Stemlner rntiiiceret 6orbilosamenoe.
mertet I'll Den lsoerale @rinolou.
Get er tloIigerc rotiiiceret al @uiet.
Mnsincbuietta cr ben lite Stat.
ION M bar rotiiiccrct Nmenoementet.
&c sprige II or Dtiaiiaiippi, Yirginiu,
acntitcfp, South Carolina. Hortb
Iatotn, Yiarplolto, Niontana, 3erus,
SelolDare og Soutb Sofota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09
Ptf IbETNII -
Nv 6ep9rmooeI.

@biteiiib, Wiont., ben 3bic IpriI.
Eoliticbei Softer beraf 9pen bar iii.
buot Den omcrifanife &cgiering en-
IN Hiile, iom ban ielp bar opfunoet.
Get paaituaca, at Oct peb oen / al
&emnleligbeO ioretagre Grspeifpb-
ming blep fonitateret, Of auqIer, ionl
aiipreoes mco benne Hifle, gift tper5
igiennem Ell Staalplaoe, iom en-
SpringiicIofugle life engano piloe
llaa ell gillf paa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09
Qfpenter fin Dom.

Occur S'9lIene, Soabp, Den 3oi(
Mpril. @. %. geelion, SefretGr
Sltbulirial Morfers Of the @orloa
2ofalafocling / ct. Diaries, Sonbo.
er ioag al Surncn erfl9ret 'fploiN
frimirel Spnoifolisme % oipente,
TomsoiiigcIien.
NeIion bIep arrcitcret / Ct. Wtorie:
/ December pan Inflage for at bare
oppigIet I'll Sabotage WoIoabon0.
Iinger) i neutrality-suspicious.
norblige Sboho.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09
Set tpIfc ~"Djermrpts".


Norofranfrig op igien nleo ltor Tolo
fombeo eftcr ilere Cages forbolospis
80. Set iaa no til, at 5piferne nj
bapoe iuaet fine eager Sroen til a
fl,nne fortiptte bet oeiperate SrenI
fteo pioere peltoper iloen Sen'pn II
bpao bet foiteoe, men ifslge Ssroags
meloinaerne Ter bet uo til, at 8amper
oacreoe bar ltilnet al. Sm bette blct
or ct f~oreIsbiet Tilit / Saffen, elel
pml slngrebet allereoe bar tobt III
Strait er paa bette Siospitnft fife goot
of ofeiere.
Men / bpert ,Salb eif Oct polbipnli
til / Git for amiens Sorsba9 apel>
% helc 6rcoag. Tpifernes terlt'
pololomme Stsb Sorsba9 apclo bier
rettet mob SranifmRnoene, / Sm
csncn al Montbioier, bpor Jienoei
Itnor finn tire Mil fra Sernbaneit
Senlte firiporeoe Sernbane, ioin aaal
fra Iaris element Imiens til Calais
pco ben eneelife &anal er for nerp9.
rcnbe i,ocn nogen Sammenlignine
Sen pietieite 3rafifaare / 5ranfrig
Wen 6ranifmplloene Itoo iom Ell
Wur OF faitebe tilbage BET enc an'
oreb efter bet onoet. SEQ iioite Mel'
bling oerira par Snfanteriungrebent
belt opbsrt, mems Der frernoeles ra'
ieoe Ell, poloiom MrtiGeriouel.
Srebag Moreen flptteoe iaa ~
ifcrne Sopebonercbct norooper I'll
Son~tnleoolen, bpor DC / Spb for 81.
ben orcp 9riterne ct Stpffc tilbage
Ssnbaa Morgelt bar De naact lao
langt, at &c begpnbte at aigrlbe Gor'
bic, iom ligger omtrent 8 Wil ret
Git for ImienS, bpor Glpenc Mncre oq
Sommc flp6er iammen. Otter bette
ifuloe 5piferre pere ct Tar Wtil nGr.
mere M1nieits enc 9agen fsr.
Sfelae Den iiolte &apport fra
Srontcn bar &en / Snle9nen al
Gorbic cibnu iiafgiort.
SaIaa poa ben ~norolige Gel al
Tsronterr, / Smegnen al Ipette Spf
for Mrras, bar 3anlpen raiet polo'
FONT De iioite Gage, men her bar Sri'
terile boIot fine Stiainger.
s ben officieae tpIfe &apport Gre
bag apelb beoer bet:
"Sienbcn bar pbet Ell oelperai
MooItanb Cper belle Sronten. Sans
Sab er islselig uiaopanlig Itore. 81
tca flere tliien Sanger.
Sfslge fnlofsrte g%eresninscr bar
General bon ,SltierS grrne / Sios'
rimmet 2toe til 29be Wtarts bragi
inc 5t,2tS Sanger OF 729 &anoner.
Sernleo bar hi UNDER ben nup9renoe
Sffeniip til Sato toget oper 10000
Sanger % pier 1900 aanoner.
Som Mcpreialier for SranIfmpn'
ocrcs fortiattc Reimbursement al bore
0epotrr / 2aon bar ri begptot al
bombaroere Hbeims."
Gn Correspondent peo Den iranife
Irme gipcr fsleenoe SfiIbring al
Tpifernes Tngreb / Smegren al
Montbioier 2orsbag apeIo og Scat
"llben Spbsr flemte Spiferne pao
mco lit poloiommc Angreb / Noro for
Montoioier. MelIcm Sbcnnc5 %
@~riuesucS itoo nogIe foa franife 81.
p%iiioner opcrfor og bolot tiIbaoc Ell
nGlteil fircoobbelt Stprfc al llopalatc
tnlfe Trooper. Gangs Sen npitel,
Ter Ydl brebe Sront por Der, unber
geaten al ct lao beiperot alngreb.
gonife noturliet enbeI S"Iuftuotioner
men iom Selheo nnr Sronifmpnoena
life I'll at roffe al 6leffen. Snoleoes
FOG lniferne ct Yor 2anbsbner. ION
DC itrar eitpr maottc renrmc iaicr
UNDER et hcftigt irdnif @ooanareb.
9Ianot De nngriben0e tpifc crop.
Der bar Der life minore emo ipp bell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

Sem Dorf Den Soie April. Som
en- 6elge al be mango IHmeIhelier
ON al hare funSet imaa 6Iasbifer |
9rse o. Mel bar Den lofale isoeraIe
IrouiantfommiSiion siuet Srbre iii
9agerierre / Srooflpn ON at afffe.
oise ale Splfere | i'm Sieneite,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09
Zen tnifc Tarc.

tTllcr 700 N}ano.
Zen mite Nnrc.
StocthoIm oclt toc April: &l;
"a nc lfanoiuauiife og hoQnnblfc
Sotinliltcr. mioer hoia Nuipicicr
ell International Grcosfonares iful-
ne nGre bolot her flor CONNER,
hnr hart Sio iii at tpnfe oper Sp'f-
lambs Grcbafcntraftcr mco Rus.
elmo OF RumGnien / ale ocreS Sa-
Ter, or sc heilpotc og ~enitrmntiae /
i'm bitre 6orosmmcIic al oen tpitc
Torc.
NJ. Sroelltra, Ssrcr for set hol.
ldn0ltc Socialiltparti. crflpreoe I'M.
liz / oen ~houanoitc Nationalior
lnnIliua; "6reoauoii9tcrne or oa.
LEI bctIoaelia iOm GsIge al ben tpifC
Trcb mco HllSIano, Humrnien o.
llfroinc. Genne Sort 6reo err Ell
Mri8sbonolina. Ser iormiublfer 10.
l,9tcrnc til Sreo."
Gn ~intcreSiant Sil1a peo Socia.
llliopinioncn / SoIlanb, Sperl9e,
9tor9c % Snumlorf CT Sen Ntonoe,
hnorpoa bereS nuflogcuor Singer
'Dnca at pe9e mere % mere be.
remit, life bare paa Sobenioncrne,
men paa Dc ipife Moioritet5iocioIi
her, Der ioroSmmea for ocreS TO.
tale l~lnolooclie al at leue eiter line
Sorlltrtnaer ON internationoli
HrooerIfob. Speuife SociaIiitcr %
l'beroIe 9looe perIer mclIem tpoc.
lig uotalt % poIoiont MisbiQi0eliC
az 5p'tlnno5 Straiiefrco / Giten.
Haoiofurbinoclic mco Imerifa.
arlltiaitin Ben 4oc Ipril: Icrl
tore trunolsie Citation poa SGoe,
rcn or M lTroig, % iortrinlia
~itoo0le5 6orbinoellc me0 Ilnerifo
rtltte5 me0 oct lsritc at uprc
llian0broat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09
Zen nurife Sabsliirc.

@aibington Sen 5te April: sal.
ge ioog oiIentlissiorte anbel9rnm'
mer iii Den berpprenoe norife &c.
cation blep Der / Warts ipnfct 10
aorife Sfibe poo Ell iomIet GrGg,
tigbeo al 1884 Con. SPufnir.
9erre meoisrte Sabet al 40 norife
GIempnos 2ip. Soru0en oi3ie
Iaune5 90, bpiIte muligen3 ogian
er omfomne.
Snobefattet SPnfningerne , DARTS
Ear 0orge iioen arisens Begun.
teIie tnbt IA Sfibe poa en- ionllet
Gragtisbeo al 1.101, lis Con o.
an 5otalprroi az S330.O00.0 900.
6cruSer Sisie inones SO Sfibe, al
tpilfe 10 5reoieoeIe antases tnbt.
Salt bar $50 norife SismRro
.mIitet Sipei, mebens geiRtninser-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

Sriferne itaar MI omtrent cite WtI /
IN for Mmiens % ire Mil fra ben
itore !Sooeobane meQem Earis %
Calais.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

st fraftist b~iplomatiif @ombaroc'
ment mellem Earis % Wien.
Glcmenceam erflGrer, at "G5ernin
lnperM
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09
Cy$kerneiTinIand
Sturc tpifc Sroppcmaeicr aisr
S%unosana / Ninluuo.
Ten nprifc labsliitc.

Vctroarao Ru@lano, 5tc Ipril:
% tnifc Grnoiere og Here Sorpeoo'
boooc hnr lunNiot trooper / Sin
Iauo ol bcidt GtucS. / SpooeIt Tor
@%ellWgiors.
6lcre ruSiiifc arig$ifibe, Scr.
iblanbt fire llnberponosbaooe, bar
uoe al Stanb til at lorbinore "
iterne ira al lobe ino pao @anneil
res Sange, bsorior DC r%ualilfc Ma
"troicr ipnfeoe ire al Sfibeue, lordt
Sc life lfliloe ioloe / 6ienocnS
Npnoer.
Ghcicn for bcn r~llSijlfc GitcrIis'
iIooSc bar protciteret moo Gnfom'
igen al sc tpifc arig@itlbc Ion Ell
GrrnfcIIe al sen / 2itoplf
Giiluttebe Srcoatraftnt.
Nnfomitcn al 0cn tplfe 6laaoe
iii ocn iiuifc apit triier Sifferbc-
Sen al ocn r~uSiiifc SIaaoc / Scl.
l;nafors, Iom life bar oGrct iltaro
iii az nou aronitaOt.
a%ipbcnbopn Ben 5te Ipril: Gen
tpifc Stprfc, Iont IanoIotte8 !
Sangs, Iinluno, bcrctte5 / ell o'ii'
ciel SEAPORT, icnt i9oar %oiiertllg.
aioroe8 / Berlin. of beitoa al 40.
900 Wtano meo 800 aanoner az
1000 WitrolisIer mibcr General
Snsnit5' aommnnbo.
&c tpife trooper ifal annenbca
inoo Sc iinife Oprsrerc.
Stocfholm, Socrigc, 5tc H(pril;
&c Spiferc lon1 loubiottcS / Souas,
m~eobrogtc ire Carloads al Staol.
tablcr iii Cprcttcllc al Selcgrafior-
tinoelie mellcm 2errc ubenior
Iobo, fori,oen cuorme 9pnrtiteter
al Eropiort, Sober OF eleftriifc
?lpporatcr.
0cn tpifc Stprfc, Der beitoo al
10000 Wullo, 800 adnoncr OF
1000 Witrnlisier trnnsporterebeS
meo @anifeIi0beo aicnnem S9nas.
Ieruc oa Ytineicltcrne.
Slaoifibet "&heinlorib" oQ so
rifle Sransporiinrtsier beiinecr Jig
De 6arpahoe, bpor Setter ocl Sto.
res npifabtc 6laooc Tor 200 Mar
iibcn uanot lin ieritc Seier, o.
Gpor &c BRITTLE Sfibc "arrogont"
% "9ecla" Tor 60 gar lioen log
9ilt5iernc.
Ger er intet ierift Siso al er.
holoc / SeliingiorS. Ger iinoe5 ell
Del Jolt aioo, men Dieitepartcu al
oet or belfaoiget. 9rsobebolonin.
gen or illippet IuloitGnoig %.
&en um Snmmerfurs.
Stocfbolm oen Ace gpril: Sisl-
1e ct Telegram ira &aIa ~erobreoe
&pioegaroen ben sitll9c Del al
3mnmerforS i9aor Worgc5 troOa
iortoilet Ytooitato oa tog 1000
Mono tilionge og enocG Gofomoti-
Per, Togne % Tropinnt.
Tctrograb Sen Ace April: 6lere
r~p5iiife arigsifibe, blonot Dem IRE
llnoeruanosbaooc / Sapner peo
&onqs, blep iprGngt / &llitcn a.
inc Gbeier, Ser irpgteoe for, at Dc
tube ioIoe / Spiferres 6pn6er.
@orgermeiteren / Sufbum.RaIe
ntclber, at Sortebop5ilaooen Cor,
pcbo6aaoe bomboroerer OF pIpnorer
Hper longs apiten.
"Tooerfurt" for !Seitene.
Chicago ben ioe April: Sislqe
"2he Manufacturers gtena" ito.
iieoe3 M i aisbenbupu Iooerfort
iii SeIterc. SamtIiqe Seitc / Sen
ounifc Sooeoitab - 10,370 5oGc.
- err, "uben StnnosiorifleI". iorin.
ncoe meo Ell Sort, Der pier, bpor.
rleget SABRE bper al Dem ioor ON
Sogen.
Cru unrife Snhafiite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

0aar 3siferne ifal flnsere iom Or
bensputiti i ltfrainc. 100000
Yeripner paa Tlmst furan betn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-09

Gm lem 1abrie paa Sriternes hsire
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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1918-04-04
BONNEVILLE

Geo. Hunt went to Bennington,
N. H, last week to visit his family.
D.. A. Leonard has purchased a
pair OF horses OF Geo. Dorr.
Julius johnson came last week
from Dorchester, Mass, to work in
his sugar place here.
The listers started out Monday
morning On their annual trip over
the town.
The Realty Co. have started their
drive Of pulp logs down the river
The last few warm days has melted
the snow so the water is quite high.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Arthur Williams
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1918-04-04
SIr1ONSVILLE

Mrs. c. A. Hutchins has been
quite ill.
Mrs. Will Cooley of Bellows has
been visiting MIRA. G. B. Chase, who
is better.
A. E.. Stannard is i'll with bron-
chitis.
Mr.. aud Mis-. G. S. Leonard at
tended the funeral of his brother S
wife, Mrs. F. H. Leonard, in East
Jamaica Friday. Much sympathy
is extended the family.
Henry Thomas of Chester is at
g. S. Leonard's for a few days.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1918-04-04
EAST JAMAICA

Samuel Patterson is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Buckley, in Keene, N.
H.
F. H. Leonard was in Brattleboro
Wednesday.
Will Allen and Arthur Gleason
have returned from their trip north.
Will Gilfeather of Wardsboro
visited friends in town Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie (Dunbar) Leonard,
40, died in the Brattleboro Memoir
ial hospital March rs after long
and painful illness. She was born
in Winhall August 81, 1878, the
daughter of Charles and PAMELA
Dunbar. Her parents moved to E.
Jamaica when she was II years old,
where she has since resided. She
was married to Frank Leonard 20
years ago, who survives ner. Three
children were born to them to be
comforter to the father. She also
leaves one sister, Mrs. Ralph Howe,
of this place, and two brothers,
Charles of West Townshend and
Clint Phillips of Rutland. She will
be missed by everyone. Funeral
was held at the schoolhouse, Rev.
Bosworth of Townshend officiating.
Burial at River cemetery. Flowers
sent by loving friends and relatives
were beautiful and many.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1918-04-04
LONDONDERRY

D. Fenstermacher has joined his
family, who have spent the winter
here.
Caroline Fuller is working at
Simonsv!lle.-
Mrs. A. E. Phillips of Newfane
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Wright.
Roy Rounds was home from Brat
tleboro over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Spaulding of Athol,
Mass, is visiting at w. L. and c.
l.. Wright's.
Mrs. Mildred Thayer is at her
fathers, E. A. Wilder.
Mrs. Felix Lester of Weston
spent the week end with Mrs. c.. L.
Wright.
Mrs. J. E. Calvin visited her
son, Henry, at Mount Vernon over
Sunday and Miss Florence visited
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H
P. Chase at South Londonderry.
Miss Louise Taylor and Mis-:
Clara Ma1den are spending ,ths
week with relatives aud friends il
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rabbit of
Manchester were in town last week
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Abbie
Marden.
Ramon Fobes is staying at F. A
Curtis.
Beatrice Wynn an is spending he
vacation at her home in this place.
Fred Hill was in Chicopee las
week to. attend the funeral of {
relative.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1918-04-04
SOUTH WINDHAM

Mrs. Shafter and Donald have
returned to New York after spend
ing few days at w. A. Fairs.
Leon Gibbs is working in Graf
ton.
B. H. Curtis is visiting relatives
in Sutton.
Rev. P. Contois of Sutton,
former pastor, will speak here next
Sunday.
Fay Smith has returned home
after spending some time at Buffalo,
N. Y.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1918-04-04
WHO IS THE EMPLoYER7

Manufacturers; contractors or those
who undertake the production Of any
thing that the market demands are al
most invariably considered the employ
ers. This is erroneous; they are SIM
ply the directors Of the industry and
are themselves employees Of those who
desire the product.
These directors engage the services
of other employees workers,
etc.-in behalf Of the purchasers Of
the product. The purchasers are,
therefore, the real employers. The di-
rectors and the workers are actually
fellow caftsmen engaged in common
service.-Industrial Conserva ton, New
York.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1918-04-04

and son, Ernest, visited at Pearl
Williams in Rawsonville Sunday.
Miss Elsie Crowninshield of
Hinsdale, N. H., is guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Crown
inshield this week.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1918-04-04

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