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The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-11-30
Sunday and Monday
BEAUTIFUL JEWEL CARMEN IN
THE KINGDOM or LOYE

Kondike Story of the early days. Into the far
NORTH among the gold seekers come father and his
daughter The girl surrounded by all the hardship and
vice of the Klondke works out her own career
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-23
Yankees ATTACK ~ lismc-
~ As-uciatri Press

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY u.s.
FRANCE. Aug - The American
made a local attack west OF Ti-mes.
on the Vcslo river between scissor
and Rheims. "wednesday nirhf Tho
attack rendered tho Neslp holding
more secure and aIso resulted in tho
clearing out OF a portion from which
German snipcra had been caus.nf
the Americans con .lerablo anru
anoe. The attack was preceded br
harraFe
Tho Germans made counter Hf.
tack az daylight This morning boz GOO
endeavor 10 offset the American aur
cess The American however killed
n number ~ tho Germans mod. o.
prisoners and forced fhH remainder
90 flee boo disorder
IN tho attack by fho American l
substantial stone building formerly
used a7 tannery was occupied moot
i of fhr Gor,an7 having fled 0r NaeH
I killed when the American hnfra .n
began. The iannrfy command fhl
Vesle bridges and other Important
/ points
The German started thrir attack
with n harraFe then fhD inHntrf an
deavored 10 wreF' thr fsuuery from
The Americans Close fighting on
sued the Americans taking 'hrr.
prisoner AZ one place and ~ af an
ether
The Germans during the day u7''
Ninenwerfers and machine rune a'
intervals hIf made mo- concentrate.
attack and The Americans are hold
inr the 'aunrrr and Other p0s.'I0r
which help tn make their Nrsir p0r.
itiong more secure
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-23
MORE INDUSTRIES
My Be CLASSEO
AS Essential
ONE MILLION UNSkIILED LAB
ORERS ARE NEEDED On
WAR WORK.
MUST CURTA|L LUyUR|[S
Community BOARD la District o
Columbia Announces List oi
20 Trades Considered ~
Unnecessary.

fN A|'H"tAffu IifH'
WASHINGTON. Aug 90 The
fact that there now is shortage iu
war worl of 1000. O0o unskilled
lahoror aud that the reserve OF
killed workers iH exhausted de
vslopod to-day at conference Ut
field agents of the federal employ
mout service Further curtail
m,nt of non essential production is
planned 90 release men for war
work
The labor shortage is 500 serious
that completion of a Hnmh"r ui war
projects Tor the army ANA navy ls
being DELAYED 10 was stated ai the
conference The field agents de-.
,.d.d that the only way iu which the
u,cdod laborors could Do. secured
Rls to take them from uun.'s-on
ulI industry
+ THE time h1H come for thr en-
/ frr nation to realize that lusiu"-.
'as usual be- no longer possible Na
than a smith. assistant director q"
/ fhc employment service told ih'
] l.uuiDrrutu
Must 1m cut IuNurics.
zoo Ws are tp end fhr Wlr quickly
fH. production of lUur."s and non
i.H.rut1lH u this country mHsi cum
fCouuru.1 on Page Iw01
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-23
AIllrri IIns EnIlen.

ia new offensive begun by Hais
from the north OF the Somme 10
Albert. au advance of two miles east
ward alrend, has been made owe the
six.milp front Lea this ughtlnf. the
town Of Albert on the AncIO. tho
keystone uf the German doiensc pro-
tecGiug the German r1fh Oi the
Somme. has been taken Here tbs
British made 400 Germans % ,soE
sr The Aucre river tO the sou'h OF
Albert was crossed by the Briti1h Ia
their drive thus forming a serious
menace to the enemy around ~
where at last reports the Americans
we're n the battle line
Desperate resistance haa been OF
Tered 10 the tutthor eastward al
vance of the British IN the sector I'M
mediatoly south Of Arr's. where the
important railroad town ut bapaume
seems 10 be- the immediate objective
Particularly heavy tShtiur occurred
AT Achiet.le-Grand but olthou h the
town changed hands numerous times
tho vantage belonged 90 the British
lat last accoants Furtha' Important
penetratious OF the enemy Tine mad
loceurred aud the British we're oper
atlng well 10 the east q the "a
paume Arras railway
Wedge T. Rcing Driven In.
Under the further pros aHs 81 the
French armies from the Vicinity ot
l.sssipny to Sol O. mi NY wedge
seemiuEly has hpeu driven In be
tween the armies of General Won
poaba and tho Germu crown Prince
over the entire truat the Germahs
bs.s hpru further pushed hacl al
some distances from two 10 three
miles aud n the retrograde move
meut tho enemy was forced 10 aban
don large numbers Of guns.
No,on s now an but enyeloped
! The uwet'e river has been reached
and both the gisp ana the NiIelle
. ut.r. have been crossed and the on
4 .ard thrust of the French ON Tie
.,.trrn end of the line frum sIisson1
rarfhV1rd seems hkel 10 brin
about shortly the uutflauEinR ot the
"a important town of LaUu
Foch Has Initiative.
ri Viewed m all ts aspects. ne al
, lied offensive seemingly shows ihal
General Fo,h now mas che initlliiy'
entirely iu h.s own har a. a
, d.. puruoaa, to press h.s adNaui axe
flr fhc little more than t"' month
7. uf good fighting weather char email
U.l.ra tls winter season sets iu. IN
ls,I 10 is not improbable nat n
uar e...f ru keep after hiH quarr
...n when tho cold descend Foc
r.r Has greatly 'r,nF.h.ned arm
lrI obtaining from across seas 10
frarfh n splendid man pawer ina
900 permit h.m f. work out a.
= f.fsrf m h.s own rmc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-23
ALBERT CAPTURED.
BY BRITISH, SAYS
UNOFFICIAL STORY
GEIiMNNS NAY NII
HE TIED tf ~
PW kIT

49, Associated rr.ss
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY
rs FRANCE. Aug 20 Their"
has been fierce fishtiur today
along q large section OF the Brit.
ish front. 90 the south of Arras
virtually through 90 the river
S0mmp
Ngain the British have been
victorious The battle north ~
the Aucre RACED all day long.
while 10000 wards fn thn puth
another British force which
crossed tho Nnrr' during ihr
uighi aud opened 1000 attack a'
dlybr,ak. nar dU.uH steadily
into the enemy positions uH th"
high ground between Bray -sur-
somme aud AiI'rf and NIi al
ready captured 600 prisoners
Tho Germans arr r.'r'afiur irDr
tho section between fhs 'Nu point
where the British armies are ham
merlul thrw and where they or
threatened With U..uf Ien boz
Continued ar rafe TWoD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-23
HUNS ARE FLEEING
IN DISORDER FROM
ADVANCING FRENCH
GENERAL ~ MliIRT'S TR'sbI'~
ARE PRESSING THl ENEMY
NIGOROi SlN
~ Assoeistod Prsss
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY rs

~ Associsicd Press
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY tN
FRANCE. Aug 22 afternoon
The retreat of the cfmius before
both the third and tenth French
armies continues today with ir
,I ol.rd speed over large part ut
the battle front and boz some eases
boz disorder
General NangInN mon are ap.
pruachiug the Counci forest and are
nearly uu the lin, held boo April along
he river Ailctfr They have also
aidcned their bold pu The Oise tn
Fret suy. midway h'It-"n Nu'uu
aud Dhauuy
Grtmhns NcuJ,rd again.
The French advance Ipwards tn
roads leading fn tHlW adds au
other meuar, ta ..,r Hre OF r,fir.
Wrui and explain Ih. uccelsr1tDu
Df The enemy rfr.a' HourFIr
NON St Paul 400. lli. lu. Qumu
tell into The hands uf flr French CO..
uaE giving them command nf fhn
valley If the AIlrff. tom The region
! Hf Dou'l .le.Chafna" fD IHe ui#r
General llumbrrf troops also are
/ rrr.In. fhn enemy ..luluslf Uat
Irr occupied ihr H.rh 1f plsmori
.ui south of I8 .rHf which the.
surrounded yr.felI.. fHef have cap
flrri IhIocouH "H.H complete
fhr conquest OF fH. lrnup of hIl.
.uDRu H. thc Th....ur NasHf 900.
| enemy uHu ha. hHf ueraIiuus hoil
nn fhs valley OF frr urette riger. if
which French .f..r d. uoR opef
lfIrr
Ih"u.nnd, of rfi-pnsrs
Several tboH.fUI PRISONERS have
hssn taken since ".fn.sday eyeuin
tnI tr1phIe. Iu .H.H great quantities
Ihti u ha. been .r. Ibis thus far
I t0 count them l have been cap
d furoi
Conceal NauF.U troops advanced
seven mllsa dnrrr fl. niFbt and thi.
morning Hrrr rushing The enemy
l roar rU1rd so sr.r.".slI. That fh,
refirIrr column .rr. throUn iuff
"urfl an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-23


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-23
GERMAN battle LINE IS CRUMB[lNC UNDER ALLIED ATTACKS
FROM SOISSONS TO LASSIGNY, TEUTONS
HAVE SUFFERED HEAVY DEFEATS, WHILE
FURTHER NORTH ALLIES ARE VICTORIOUS

o the Associated Press follows
Cermanb j s bhng the
Of the andFr
tn Of Scissor in o of
defeats while farther nor
Field Marshal s continued their
additional and
in the further of the o.
i and iumhet
added the already allied hands 10 the British the past
two days. Of ting hayeco than
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-23
sTATFs IRgFp To PERMIT
SOI.nIFRs To CAST AOTT :

WASHINGTON. Auv 90 3 rea-
0iuii0n urr'nr eufh state. o. hay
nor provided for absent voting %.
soldier and railura o. enaef lasa
permitting their frsnth o. aaa adopt
ID today by the senate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-23
Soldiers Show Genuine Appreciation
Of 0penhande1 Hospitality Dispensed
to Them al Train by Amarillo People

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-23
AME ERICANS ENGAGE
IN SEvE RAL PATROL
FIGHTS WITH B0CHE
TOWN UF FRlPFnlI II STILl,
Under HEtNl SHELL
FIRING


WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ~
FRANCE. Aug l- Patrol cucoun-
ters. between the Americans and
Germans have been frequent Boo The
Nosees mountains The town of
Frapelle. captured several days ago
by the Americans. is -till under hish
explosive she'll and pas proiociilo a'
tacks. but these are gradually les
SEEMING as tho hopcIcsauess of ro.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-23

Pay the President ---
TINAN T. APPOINTED
sECRI-TiRY Of FNBi~~N

~ AasHH iafFi FfFaa
WASHINGTON. Aur % Fred
srick A Sterling % Texas was nom
mated by the president today Tor n
position of secretary of embassy
Glass four
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-23

H.fH |ffHH
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY ON
THE UIfE Aur q fMUrniurl
Tho InH ~ I.n..Irrr rf noon yesier
daf followed five DIV of in0eaaani
fighting ln hs frrrrhes of tha oil
q. fi0n. uh.rf acre Hhaui0nal hv
fhs German n WaTlh 1919. arr
made. mirr ffrHsar. and all nilar
mean. 1f trench snrare came again
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-12-13
H0CWALL0W NEWS
, Dunk Belts, Regular Correspondent
George Bingham)

The Hogwallow to Tickville Railroad
Company has recommended government
ownership of their line. They say
something will have to be done with
it if it is kept in operation
Some person or persons broke into
Bulb Smothers. store night before last
and several articles of value are mis-
sing. Fletcher Henstep thinks this
shows that there is a growing tendency
on the part Of Hogwallow folks to pat
ronize home industries.
The Widow of the Calf Ribs neigh
borhood is the guest of the Allsop and
Henstep girls.
Columbus Allsop got pretty well
stumped few days ago. He bought
a new cow from a stranger over on
Musket Ridge and brought her home
and put her in his cow lot, which has
fence around it nearly six feet tall
A few minutes later this new COW
jumped this fence without touching it.
This was about the finest piece Of work
Columbus ever saw and about the only
job he ever saw done that he could not
suggest better way to do it. He let
the COW go as he could think Of no
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-12-13
Scandal VALLEY

Dec. 9. IS. j. Shut and son Joseph
were Little Falls visitors Wednesday.
Elmer Swanson motored to Little
Falls Saturday evening. He was ac-
companicd on his return by his sisters,
Miss Ida, who is employed there and the
Misses Edith and Selma, who attend
high school. They visited here at the
home Of their parents, returning to
Little Falls Sunday evening.
G. H. Cantleberry returned last week
from Willard, where he has been visit
ING for some time at the home Of rela-
tives.
Miss Cora Anderson Of this vicinity,
who attends high school in Little Falls,
has been i'll with the Spanish influenza
and has been in the hospital at that
place, but is able to be around again
now.
Frank Johns, who sold his farm re-
Gently, left last week for Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Borgstrom, Jr., mo,
tored to Little Falls Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. N. A. Swanson, son
John and daughter Agnes, were Little
Falls visitors the first Of the week.
H. G. Henderson was business caller
in Lincoln Saturday.
Miss Lottie Kay returned Sunday tC
resume her school work at the Spring
Hill School, after spending the past
week at her home in Little Falls. q
District No. At, spent the weed-end Wis
iting at her home in this community.
Mrs. Olaf Olson passed away at he1
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-12-13
BRICKYARDS

Dec. 11.-Mrs. N. Nelson and Mrs.
Stickney of Little Falls visited Friday
at the C. A. Linquist home.
Mrs. E. o. Westberg visited over Fri
day at the G.. w. Karlson home in Lit
; tie Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gablenz of Little
Falls visited Sunday at the home Of E.
A. Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Donnelly Of Val
ley City are visiting at the home of Mr.
Donnelly's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Donnelly.
Fred Gertz of Davenport, Iowa, is Wis
iting at the home of his brother, II
Gertz.
Harry Donnelly has returned from
Valley City, N. D., where he has been
employed the past months.
M. NJ. Williams made business trip
to the twin cities this week.
Axel johnson visited friends at Freed
hem Sunday.
The Backyard school will be closed
until after Christmas.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-12-13

way to keep her except to put a top
on his cow lot. 49, ,>.."
lobe Moseley's pond has been grad.
ually filing with mud for several years
until it is now not more than one-third
as deep as originally. lobe Says he
likes It better that way as it does not
take near so much water to fill it,
Tam Sims, who has been paying his
attentions to the Widow Of the Calf
Ribs neighlborhood, has set in to find
out something about her property. The
Widow is pretty cunning and Yam has
not. learned a great deal about her
financial standing. He knew before he
began this investigation that she had
three children, and has since learned
that she has brindle mich COW. This
leaked out to him from. some of her
neighbours, whom the COW = has been
bothering by jumping the fences and
getting into their corn fields. q
The Wild Onion school teacher re-
fused to close his school on account Of
the influenza epidemic. He said his
pupils were far enough behind already
Atlas Peck predicts that Germany
will get along better in the future than
she has in the past. He says they will
now get their minds off Of making
guns and ammunition and center on
Something more important.
The Hogwallow Postmaster read that
the government had announced that
work will soon proceed on public build
ings. He says the postoffce here is
one of the most puplic buildings in the
United States and needs repairs worse
than any he knows Of and that some
thing must be done here first.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-12-13

home here Monday evening at p m, Of
pneumonia, after&a case Of Spanish in
fluenza. Interment was made Tuesday
in the Scandia Valley cemetery, on
Lake Alexander, Rev. Peterson Of Lit
tie Falls officiating. The deepest SYM
patty is extended to the mourners by
their many friends.
T. NJ. Goodwin was Lincoln caller
Thursday. ..
w. n. Goodwin was business caller
in Randall Thursday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-12-13

Anderson, Emery and Elsie Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Thorsen, Bertha Thor
son, Fred Anderson, Anna Anderson, Ell
mer Nygaard, Mr.. and Mrs. o. O.
Kjeldergaard, VIM. Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Anderson, Albin Anderson, Mrs
A. Swanson.
A telegram was received Sunday
morning by Theo. Lilligren stating that
his brother was killed in action on Oct
81.
Mrs. A. P. Smith of Lincoln spent 8
few days at this place visiting friends
and old acquaintance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-12-13
SOUTH AGRAM

Dec. 9. Miss Cecilia Terhaar, who
was employed in North Dakota, is home
for visit with her mother for a few
weeks:
Mrs. Joseph Gruber is on the sick
list.
Eve Drummer is employed by Joseph
Gruber.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Null
Ter, a son, November 81.
Mrs. Mary Bokern Of St. Cloud il
here spending St. Nicholas day, with he'
parents, Peter Thommes.
The Thanksgiving dance in Pierz wa!
we'll attended and everybody had good
time. -
:. John Hartman of Buchanan was saw
ing wood at the Fred Sporlein place last
Wednesday.
Miss Frances Sporlein is employed
by Edward Muller.
Miss Christen Telhan Of Lastrup il
here visiting with the John Neisiu'
family, for a. few days.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-12-13
GUSHING

Dec. 9.-Wm. Frank of Lincoln spent
Sunday visiting at his home here.
C. A. Anderson resumed duties as op"
orator at Randall again Tuesday, after
few weeks illness of influenza.
VIM. Wilson was around last week
saving wood for the people in town.
Those who were in Little Falls Satur-
day from here were Mr.. and Mrs. A. W
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
Sp0r Brand.

NcD Dprf bcn 26bc San. Gn 81
oebrallb, ionl | Mat berieoe DC font
mtnulc Golfer / Eort 9tciuarf, logbe
ilere itore He9ieringsoplagsbuie %
nTiten eli Mil meo Safer / Mliner.
Smtrent 500 Spnbcr nleo Ole, ionn
nneo SGgtere ifulbc irogtes onboro
pau ct Transporting fog So pg
brGnotc paa Sien uoc paa @llgten.
st itort Sfibspprit bar ltUrft iloiat
o. reo0eoes alene peo Sen bctinlelia
Anfomit al Ell @%ranoboab, ION bo.
lfeoe Jig Sei gienneln Ssilogene.
9ranbifooen anilaaes til minoit
Ell balp Wilion Collars. Sloen ait.
tagcs poniut al tplfc Spioner, al bull
fc Der berettes, at Here blcp lfllot,
elcr taget tiliange al DC pagtglprcnoc
Sroppcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29

Sor fort Sio iioen reiite Sron-
rlilgen lelo nleb lin lille Cater NED
III Slorcns for at inItalIere beftoe
I; oct bercmte Eeniionat "Santis'
linla Innuu5iato Sitititution", lont
ineeritpttes al Staten % Itaar mn
Ger Den italienife Sronnings ge.
lfpttelie. Sio ienber DC italienifc
Ioelsfamilier fine Gptrc, lom lam
tloig mco at Dc ifsrer Jig Stolens
clrfle, graa Uniform, blir "Signo.
Tina" llet og ret for line 2prerc %
SleneltefpIf % faloes peb Iornapn
al line aamerater, Iclp ON DC /
Sirfeligbcoen er EriniesIer eaer
@repinber.
@aaoc Sfolen og oclls Sp1ning
bar Ell interesIallt Siitorie. Sfo.
len bar ell Gang pGret en- forgelig
Siaa, ct pnoct Sommeropbc4oaitco
pco Irllos lpolige BREEDER for &on,
ger og Srenninger, OF De mpgti1e
Gale, bpor lnlaa Sfplepigcr MI
leger % Itlloerer, bar pGrct Sflle-
plnoIen Tor mlnllgc IpTnoenoc See
ller / 6lorens' &iitorie.
Ser faar 9elqicua lille TriH-
'cslc Den melt ombplgelige Sporo.
Gclle otter moocrnc Eillciper; nnp.l,
llg lGg1ca Der @cgt paa Sc lproa.
ll9c Stiloier % pao at Glcpcrnc
faar Ell innb Spiatnin1 al Oet Mn
lpnr, iom fslgcr mco &isoom "a
hi gprD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
Nye u.Saaoivner.

Bolton, Mais., ben 22bc San. -
S~fibaiercrc. iom or nufomnc BERTH,
bcrettcr, at tpitc llnocrpanosbaaoc mi,
holocr pau at lamlc Jig pou ocnnc
SIDE al Ntlolitcrcn. Gn Slaaoe paa
life nlillorc enc nj Stpffer ifal be-
iinoc Jig uOcnior bcn braliIianife
apit og Barrier ocrom or icllbt til
aue ipoamerifanifc Saunc mco/ Sp-
iororing til Sfibsiererc ON at iogtta-
&C &c ~itsritc Soriigtigbcosrcglcr.
Zen ierlie Gitcrretning blcp 6ruot
al Sercreu al ct tort ~araentinif
Tumpitib, ionl berctteoc, at aaptei-
ncn paa Ell llorif Camper bapbc Tor
taIt ham ON ll.Saaosilaaoen. San
bapoe i~ortalt ham, at ban bapoe OBJ
icrperet Observation-Disclosures noenfpr
Gapc Srio, % at ban bapoe 8rrno
iii at tro, of De bapoe Ell operations.
bai;s i NGrbeoen.
Ut SampItlb, lomI III befinoer Iig |
pel Sebolb her paa Sapncu, laa /
Gluten al Secember iGrbiat til at
aiieiIc ira Hlatteilooen, ga Der inbIsb
Iariel ON N0rpGrelien al ll.9aabe.
nc. aapteinen loo iia imiblertio life
ifrGmnie hcrai. men anifaiieoc Jig Tor
Siffcrheos Sfplo 10 aanoner % CT
Ianoifab al opgtigc Sauoucrcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
Salene / Sranfris.

&uihln1ton ben 23oc San. @cll.
VcrlhInN nlcloer / CT telegram ioaa,
AZ ire dmcrltunite Solouicr er iaIot
/ ell Milton Den 2ibc San. San aop
ilgen nTrnlerc MeoOclclier ON Siam.
pen. Sc ial0nc cr &c ire Meniae MI.
bert Goof ira @cit 9llmono. q. -.
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% geo Y. Hnbi ira GIcpclono, Chic.
Sctic cr 'erlte WonQ pdo opcr 10
Madnc0cr, ot a%nlcritlnitc Soloater
mcloc3 al uUrc iaIonc Il 9lftipn".
Gc@llocn meloeo isl9enoc Seoaiolo
blnnot nc nmcritanitr Sroppcr, sc
flcltc a. Dem a. Slngcbct0uoclie:
Spco &erricf ira Nrantiort, SIN,
Coeo a. Il StnNioor). Glarence ".
@iIbcInt. @raiS %aIlep, Sal, 9ouis
N. @eco. Neopit, @iS., Sbomoa NJ.
Some. Gleburne, Ger, Scrwooo ".
2icfenion @ooNina. Soa., Goworo
aa5miriti. @copcr Gam, @i9., SaueS
z. Simpien Gananoaiguo ". g.,
3omarb Streobrict, New port Sim.
Nlc par mcnigc Solootcr.
TN anoen nnneritanit Soloat or Ia,
gel iliiangc al Spitcrnc, ncnllig Ger
aeant Toul W. Smenion ira Hcm
9ort Gin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-29
en- Iioen prinlesles
Kriesifiobne.

@aabc Tor Sattigiolfa % Mig
mpilos Barn bar 3rigell meotert
mailge % tore 6oranoringer, %
life minoit Tor Ell liOen ErinIesic
Wtarie Sole, oct belgilfe aongepar5
cneitc file Cater.
2ige til ben ifiGbneipangre 4oe
Tugllit 1914, lamme Dag Ionn
Trinieslcn blcp ipu Aar, % &ri3en
erflGreoes melleln England o1
Spitlonb, bauoc bun lont DC ileitc
&onecbarn lepet ct roligt % lpffc.
ligt @ip, Gin ieritc &Groom fif
bun bogitapelig peo lin Wors Ssb.
Scr, Tor Gronning Gliiabctb NJ
@elgienL iom CT en- bolt onnnct
apinoc % er Jig illlot bepiit baaoc
line mooerlige % line fongelig,
Eli9ter, bar ~periolllig leoet inc
@arns Sporagelie.
"a &rigen brpo ub, beiluttnt
Ironningen mooig at bolbc iib pco
lin Monos Sioe, men lcnotc tine
Barn Oen t2.aari9c Sroufpf-
ger, hans pllere 9ror, Erin3
CHARLES, 90 beres liGc Spltcr -
til England. Sort citcr tit inlib.
lcrtio bcn Glbitc Son lit 2llifc pp.
fplot on at ucrbc hicIu ~ fiGn1pc
for lit Sano pcb i'm Sars Sioc.
Men ben prrgrc Sror OF bcn lille
T~riniesic iorblcp / lin 2anoilpstis,
hco: Srins Charles ipm Sfolc,
gut / Gton huor han Dor iannmen
mco Trinicn al @alca' @ror. Erins
&curp. % Yrinicslc Maric Sole
ipm 2orb Gurjon al Selections
@ieit poa hans imllffc Sanbiteo,
Euor bans ire inlaa Sstrc mart
tlcp tcnbc$ aooc &cninber % SD
mcrntcr,
Otter uo1cu Sios Sorlsb blep
Eriniesicn anbrdgt / ct Eenlionat
uhenipr Sonoon, % her maattc
h,rr preue oen iplirternpe Grfo'
ling: at bli bcbanolct iom en- al
m~inoelis, liocn S~folcpise % life
iom eu fongeltg Triniesie, for
Sronninaen al @elsien bapbe no
trpftelis snifet, at ser life maatte
aisres nogen 6orificl meIIem ben
De % benoes aamerater, &lin Del
toa i beres alminbelige SperoasS-
liz. beres llnoerpisninastincr, g.
sc ~ Maaltipcr.
ga nil or bun Glen / Ell beremt
Iiaclfole / Stalicn, huor &c liant
me aemcfratiifc Frincipcr raaocr.