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The Washington herald., 1918-02-10

OONTlSUED FROM PAGE SIX.
ond page. the Star on the eleventh
page.
am not writing this for any ute
rior reason, but, as far as the English
language permits, allow me to con-
gratulate you on your knowing what
paramount news is and what in an
American newspaper Americans are
intensely and vitality interested in
knowing. Yours, truly.
JOHN II. MOSES.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-10
PcstoGce Service Flag
Now Has Seventy Stars

Ten additional stars have been
placed in the large service flag that
hangs in the lobby of the city post
office. The new stars bring the total
in the flag up to seventy.
Additional stars will be placed I'm
the flag shortly. One will represent
the only woman from the city post
Office who has entered the army or
navy-Miss Jennie B. Cox, who has
enlisted as yeowoman. Miss Cox
served at the Eleventh street branch
station before her enlistment.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-10
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES.

Capital Traction IS. 500 at 90
Potomac Electric Power 6. 81 .0o0 at 100, 81 900
at 100. s.! 900 at 81 900. 81, 900 at ho.
American Graphophone g. Sl,0O0 at "a.
After call:
Washington Railway & Electric 4, 81 600 at 70.
Potomac consolidated IS. 81 90 at "a.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-10
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York, Feb. s.-Business on the curb today
was Of small proportions. Chevrolet was
strong early feature and some improvement was
shoNu in United States Motors. but near the
cIosa the motors lost the small initial advances.
Mining stocks were quiet and retained most Of
The gains scored
The Washington herald., 1918-02-10
NEW YORK MONEY.

Nsw York. Feb. 9-Noney on eall thi, week
ruled between 81 and per cent.
Tine money was dull this week with rates
per cent on all class Of collateral
he merantils paper MARKET va, limited
~ith rates from 5kao pr csnt.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York. Feb. s.-Closing rates Of foreign
exchange:
Francs, demand. 57Zk; cables. S7Qit guilders,
checks 81; coolies. a; lire, checks ss4; cables.
s.62; rubIes, checks. 800; ables. B.B.
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The Herald, Daily one cent,
sunday two cents.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-10

The Herald, Daily ono cent \
snnduy twe eents.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-10
The Open Forum

CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX.
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Secretary Lane OF the Interior
Department has recommended the
enactment of a bill for the further
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
BOY SCOUTS PLAN
Big RALLY TONIGHT
$50 Will Receive Medals Won in
Liberty Loan Campaign.

A big rally Of the Boy Scouts will
be held tonight at s o'clock in the
Business High School. the occasion
being featured by the awarding of
the medals won by upward OF $50
scouts during the Second Liberty
Loan campaign.
The award of medals will be made
by William Rowe, Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury, with the ex-
ception OF the Livingstone medal,
which will be presented to Scout Will
lam Furey by Commissioner Louis
Brownlow.
Members of the French and British
commissions will address the Boy
Scouts and relate experiences on the
Western front.
The scouts will assemble at 7:3O at
Seventh street and Rhode Island
avenue northwest. and headed by
their own Scout band, will march in
a body to the high school. Kenneth
Clark. OF Camp Meade. will lead the
boys in singing.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
COLLAR Price fixing
COMPLAINT MADE
Federal Trade Commission Accused
Cluett, Peabody & Co.

The question of price-fixing is now
one of the big questions before the
government, but the Federal Trade
Commission is following the old
fashioned lines that price-fixing is
against the law. Yesterday it an
augurated a campaign against Cluett.
Peabody &c Company, of New York,
for a violation of Section of the Fed
eral Trade Commission Act by fixing
the price at which retailers shall sell
the collars manufactured by this COM
pany.
This complaint is one of many that
will be filed against the manufacturers
of all kinds Of products in which the
manufacturer fixes the price at which
the retailer may sell his product, and
refuses TO supply the retailer unless
he agrees to sell at the price fixed.
The Federal Trade Commission will
file the sarne general line of complaint
against all manufa cturers OF articles
whose resale price is fixed to the
retailer. 1t recftes that the price Is
fixed for the purpose of sitting corn
petition and as a means of securing
trade of dealers and their aid in enlarg-
ing sales and with the purpose of elm
mating competition. 1t also charges
that the company refuses to sell its
products to dealers who will not agree
to maintain the fixed resale price.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
Grand Army Veterans
Will Meet Thursday

Kit Carson Post. No. 2, G. A. R., is
scheduled to hold an important meet
ing next Thursday night at G. A. R.
Hall, 1412 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, according to announcement
sent out last night by John McElroy,
commander. The request is made for
all comrades to attend and take an
active part in the proceedings.
1t has been announced also that the
be opened at Portland, Greg, on Au-
gust 10. This date is regarded as an
excellent period for holding the en-
campment at the point designated.
weather conditions being usually nne
at that time
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

"
Thomas Brown. q. Of Brooklyn. n. Y; Mar
saret Z. Harrison. n. Of Whitehall. n. Y.
Rev. s. A. Bowers.
JOHN W. Frusheim. %; Jane T. Thomas, 3,
both Of Washington. Rev. W. o. RoOme. il.
Thomas J. Giboney. =, U. g. A: Rosalie +.
Devote. 20 Of Richmond. Va Rev. T L.
Davis.
Andrew J. Gray. .. of 10 y. Carey street.
Baltimore; Florence L. Huffr. %, of GSno
Francis St. Baltimore. Nd; Rev. J. H. JEFF,
John p. Humaler. q, Florence NJ. Little. 2;
Lawrence II. jeffrey, D, Of 2W W. Rigss
ave-. Baltimore: Johanna G. Walter. .. Of
Hanover, Pa. Rev. J. L. Briggs.
Dana f KAyloT. d Sylvia +. Roush. =;
both Of Graham Station. w. Va. Rev. ]. II.
Jeffries
George B. Kenneday. Q. Of Wheeling W.
Va Va; Marie . HuttOo. q Of FaimOnt. "; Va,
William F. Kinney. "a. df Buffalo. n. T.:
Mary T. Hehir. u. Of Washington. Rev. Z.
A. Hannah.
Joseph F. Knapp. .: Laura v. Otto. 20
SoGo,S.. 10th o. Little Plymouth Va. Rev. c, NJ.
samuel s. Miller. s.. Of New York City;
Blanche Perkins. ~. Of Kansas City. Mo. Rev.
II. J. Goodwin.
Frank R. Mosher 3. Pensacola. Fla Isabel
Huddle. 4
Gates G. Rapp. p. Of Zs8 L street. Wash
ington; Anna N. Mccarthy. n. Of so Ninth
street. me-. Washington. Rev. T. ]. Kervick.
Edgar =. Simmons q; Florence W Curry,
Is; both Of Rosslyn. Va. Rev. T. Z. Davis
John Watt q: Harriet A. Evans. - both
OF Philadelphia. Pa. Rev. H. +. Downs
Anthony ]. wernis, 20; Margaret NJ. FIllius
z: both Of Washington. Rev. J. H. Munigan.
COLORED.
James Pinn. n; Geneva BROOKS. n; both Of
Washington. Rev. s. Miller.
Lawrence Fl. johnson. q: Hattie L. strother
"a; both of Washington. Rev. R. d. Boltz
John X. Mercer. q; Helen Freeman. 8
both Of Washington. Rev. ]. NJ Walton.
John NJ. GLADDEN.. z; Mary 2. Brown, ~;
both Of Anacn<ta. D. c. Rev. F. NJ W
Schneeweiss.
Perry Mathers. q: Beatrice williams. a;
both Of Silver Spring. Nd. Rev. Shelton Mil
Ter.
Walter z. Davis. .. Adlins NJ. Graise, n;
both Of Washington. Rev. A. WillbAnks
Edward Moore. q; Ella Hall. Is: both Of
Washington. Rev. W ]. Howard
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Stanley Gait. y years. Providence Hospital.
James O. Dement,, 90; Geo. Wash Univ. Hos
Ella L. Westlake. 60; 33l5 Ross Place.
Caroline r. Scott. 81. 5ls 18th st. Sc.
John Noone. 50. st. Elizabeths Hospital.
VIM. Fl. Yoe. H., 81 Casualty Hospital.
James +. Langley. II. 1885 Good Hope road se.
Joseph Snyder, 7s. St. Elizabeths Hospital.
Vincent ]. Duffie. l day. Providence Hospt.
Walter II. Weller. 70 hours, M Flagler
place NV.
COLORED.
George D. Campbell. % year., - Geszsord
Court Sc.
Addison Day. g.. 60 Gallon at. ne.
George Allan, 6. Casualty Hospital.
Laura Lewis e. St EliZabeth's Hospital
Adeline Hall. 10 months, llO4 Half st court NV.
James Washington 81 hours. Garfield HoSpt
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
Rev. W. G. Partridge Dies.

Troy. n. Y. April 22-The Rev. DR.
Warren G. Partridge. pastor of the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. TINS
city, and widely known as a writer OF
children's stories, died suddenly in
lis home here just after conducting
the morning services. DR.. Partridge
came to Troy from Pittsburgh. Pa,
six years ago.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
Mrs. W. B. Livezey Returns
To Newport News Home

Mrs. W. B. Livezey, wife Of the
president Of the Old Dominion Steam
ship Line, of Newport News. Va,
who was a guest Of Mrs. Col NJ. A.
Winter. 1871 r street northwest. dur
ing the session OF the ID. A. R., has
returned to her home. accompanied
by Mrs. Robert T. DarrOw, wife of
Lieut.. DarrOw. u. s. ". Mrs. Darrow
is the daughter Of Col and Mrs
winter. She will be the guest of Mrs
Livezey during her stay in Newport
News
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
Win Double Quota.

FiTeenwich. Conn, April 22-This
city Is maintaining its record foI re-
sronse to liberty loans. The quota.
$500. already has been exceeded, a
total of 100000 having been reached
and II is anticipated by leaders in the
campaigning that Greenwich will dou-
bIe the amount designated by the gov
STnment.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Francis 8 and Ida v. Strawser. boy.
Nelson ". & Florence L. Smith. Eirl.
Henry A. and Sarah l.. Sweeney. boy.
Constatinos and Jenny Lynard, girl
Harry u. and Maud Hughes, girl.
James A. and Loueta R. Hartman. boy
Victor f. and Lucie Z. Gauzza, boy.
James F. aud Mary Dalton, boy.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
MONEY TO LOAN.

hoNTI 20 LOAN on APPRoVED cITY
real STATE At Lowest current rltes; sp.r7ai
pnuleg7 with respect to pr1ur paymentl
TYLER a RUTHERFORD. Inc. az IN Il q
MONEY 10 DOAn-R0 70 go so on D. z
real estate Several trust fundA, ~ 90 Q pn
cent. Al trsnactions conducted With eoooomk-
cal ecNnde1stion for bo1oveTS.
wM b. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
S,Sthe1 Building. ar 18th d nv.
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at the front, from all causes, is only
little more than per cent a year
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FOR RENT-AUToMoBILE.

oNE-roN KIssEL TRUCK FOR RENT BY
week or month. With or without drver
Stslzer 4 Co. IFS l4th st.. Main ZsA Ep1TSf
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or
Supervising Architect Washington. D. c.,
opened In this office at ; 2. 10. April % lHs,
for new cement walks and curtis in connsctio1
with the extension IN South Court of Bu-esR
Engraving and Printing Washington, D. C.. IN
accordance with Drawing No. L. C. . and this
specification. copie of which may le had a.
this office in the discretion Of the Supervising
Architect. JAS A. wETNioRE. AGING su-
psrTisiug Architect
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23

The suit Of water consumers against
the Alexandria Water Company.
which has been pending for a long
time before the State Corporation
Commission. will be heard at 10
o'clock. May !. before a special ses-
sion OF the commission which will
he held in the Corporation Court
room here The consumers will be
represented by Commonwealth's At
toTney s G. Brent. and the Water
Company by Attorney Gardner l..
Boothe. The commission several
weeks ago decided to hold the hear
Fg in Richmond, and now have trans
ferred it to this city.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS n. G.
Washington. ID. C. Apdl B, 1918 Sealed
proposals will he received at this oeioe. Rom
5G9. District Building. until O'CLOCK D m.
May Is. 1915, for furnishing and delivering
automobile and motorcycle license plates for
during the year 1919. Form q Trupossl
and specification may be obtained upcn Gpph-
cation 70 the Purchasing Oficer. d. G. Room
80, District Building LOUIS BROWNLOV,
JOHN C. p. KNIGHT. W. GYwNN GARDI-
NER. Commissioner u. c. Hu1N
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS n G..
Washington. n. c.. April l6, 1915 Scaled
proposals will be received at this onloc uut1
O'Clock p. m, Tuesday, April 90 lsls for
applying light tar to the surface Of ruAdwAys
in the District q ColUmhiA. specihcztions,
blank forms ot rrupoSl and any other neces-
sary Information may be Obtained from the
Chief Clerk. Engineer Department, Room e.
District Building. Washington, u. c. LOUIS
BROwNDOw. JOHN G. D. KNIGHT. ".
GwYNN GARDINER. OOnmissopcrs. n. G
GrcS
DINE AT TIE DEWEY HOTEL. SPECIAL
table de hOte. Dinners 6ap to $50. music
FRANK P. FENWlCE. apa.7t
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The SseHERALD

Published every day in the yea.
by The Washington Herald Com
pany at 425-429 Eleventh street,
Washington, D. c.
Telephone Exchange K Call Main
1900. (For classified advertisements
ask for Branch -.
Member Audit Bureau of Circula-
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23

Liberty bond sales in this city thus
far are approximately $l75. 900 and the
city's quota is SIS, 800. Plans for hav-
ing a celebration next Friday are be-
ing mapped out hy the local commit
tee in charge of pushing the sale OF
the bonds.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
FURNITURE.
FOR SALE-GARAGES.
PERSONALS

woRKEGMEE-THERE UsED 10 BE
peculiar idea that slightly worn suits wsre
stock entirely Fone Up the spout well you a-s
away wrong. Should see some we have At n
up the fancy tAilors who made then oharsed
Up to 50 good doIlSH. JCsTH's OLD
STAND. 6le II sp3n
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOUR COMBINATION BED AND LIVING
rooms, newly furnished, eIcspting bed cloth
ing on l4th s., between q and Thomas
circle. Large, light and airy location, at-s
time and canare Will refurniSh for Light
housekeeping. Apply IDS 18th St nv. Spl7-d
SECOND FLOOR LARGE FRONT ROOM.
furnished Southern exposure; for ladies.
See d. h JOHNSON co. ISS a. nW.
Hpu-2t
Sis G ST. NW.-FCRNISHED ROOM WITH
use Of kitchen, dining room. REF. required
GpH u
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AUTOMOBILES.

IIhbs TAhbN N PAKT PANMINT
oroers shipped COD. subject 70 approvaI.
MANHATTAN TIRES co,
l3D 18th ST. n W
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23

The funeral OF James MulhoIland
will take place at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon from his late residence, ~
South Fairfax street. and services will
be conducted by Rev. William H. Van
Ness. pastor OF the Free Methodist
Church.
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DIED.

DIED.
RIS YoE. Jr.. only son Of WILL
lam H. and Mary S. Yoe.
Funeral services at Emmanuel
Church. Anacostia, d. c., today.
Interment at st. Thomas Church,
Prince George County, Nd.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
AUTO REPAIRS.

I'D 18th ST. n. ".
AUTO REPAIRS.
BROKEN CAST IRON
And other metAl welded 10 a.toRpaous proc-~
WELDIT CO., SO n. J. ave. nv LIN. sd
We build ITO orderl and repair refrte,1tn-S
ANY SERVICE. ANY TndE. ANY PLGCE.
Autns q Ery make and ass repaired o. refuiit
forts hIed while you wait eto1ass. EoB
ROY hACkEY, 81 10Th ~ - Unooh ca
PRICE CAN F1X IT. WELDING or AL
netah equal 10 neS. Hrpert auto repatnng.
E7I
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-MODERN OAK AND MAHOG-
any furniture and clean books. L. HENSLEN.
1910 n Y. ave. Main T6S. ap6-St
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23

Mrs. Edgar NJ. Wilson. 81 years
Old Of Alexandria County. while driv-
Ing q horse and wagon across Hunt
ing Greek bridge this afternoon. was
thrown from the wagon when n big
mOtof truck from Belvoir Collided
with her wagon Mrs. Wilson sus-
tuincd a laCeratcd scalp and also
injuries 10 her shoulder. She was
taken to the Alexandria Hospital.
where her injuries were dressed by
DR.. NJ d. Delaney.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
DIED.

DIED.
AMISS-On Sunday, April q, 1918, at
12:45 a. m., at his residence, 27l5
Eleventh street northwest, WILL
lam H., beloved husband of the
late Gertrude Richards Amiss and
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23

Perry Marshall Johnson. of Brad
dock Heights. and Nelson T. Snyder.
this city. have returned home for ten
days from the officers training school.
Camp Lee. Petersburg. Va, and soon
will be commissioned second Heuten-
ants
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23

Miss Sarah NJ Graham died this
morning at the Anne Lee Memorial
Home. Her funeral will take place at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon from
wheatley's mortuaTy chapel and serv-
ices will be conducted by Rev. 4. V.
REGISTER. d. D., pastor Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23
CLASSIFIED RATES

Wanted Help. ONE
Wanted Situations. rCnIr
Wanted Rooms and Board. SENi
For Rent Rooms ........... A
Wanted Miscellaneous. ........ r,o-
For Sale Miscellaneous. WOkU
Lost and Found. ...:.........- minimum
AUTOMOBILES. Charge. 15c.)
All Other CIassincatIons-
hnc 10 CentA
, times within q week. II cents
times within q week. 10 cent.
times consecuiTely........... 9 cents
q or more times consecutiTely...........7c cents
cent line extra for classified black-face tyre
and cuts.
FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVE
THE 8. G. BECKWITH SPECIAL AGENCY.
New York Office T Tribupe Bldg
thicaEo Ofice.... Tribune Bldg.
Detroit 90 Ford Bldg.
-, Lnuis Office. -. Third National Rank RIdg
The Washington herald., 1918-04-23

\ musical and literatry entertain
ment was given tonight in the par
ish hall Of Christ P. E. Church.
under the auspices of the secondary
division OF the Alexandria Sunday
school Association. and a capacity
Gaudience attended. feature was
'ihe singing OF Il. NJ. Reese, a Y. NJ.
g. =. worker. who is now stationed
at the camp at Quantico. Music
WIS furnished by the military band
from QuanticO. Previous to the en-
tCrtainment the members of the band
were served supper in the parish
hail of that church.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
um8ocmsh9pmc %
SanacriortMno.

2inoIn @eniebeb bar inbbubt til
nngoomsitcone og Smgerfeit Gre
oag, 'Seroag og Sproag ben 25oe,
26oe % 27oe Sftober. 2ao os ole
'fage iat meo Sper og araft. Get
glpr 9oot at fomme lantmen % cp'
muntres | Mrbeioet. gle Songere
bcoes at onifaffe fig IIrar Sangcr'
bcftet for iaar. Set iancS enten oeo
Siltberan FiibIiibing &ouie, 9eco-
rob, eaer peo MugsburN Ellbliibins
Sonie, minneapolis. @eo ON Gbo-
raj Union Sangerbeite Tor 1913 og
lGf Sana go. 6, @rcnt nno Glorious
is 3bp Name, FAINT Gang go. 10,
8 9%apipring. engeIit Cert. SnI-
mcrne hinges efter 2ut1cron Snm'
narp 90 oiI blipe bGfienotgiort lenc-
re. &c efter nprrncre OplpsninNer
/ bpcrt 9tlumlner al "Gecorab- go
item.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

Nmerifo bar ienot ii Winioner
Cons meb Warourer I'll europa bette
Mor; nUite 9lor moo hi ienbe fenlten
Winioncr Cons. Set bctpocr, at hi
frcmbeles moa ipare paa Waocn og
pcbblipc at BRUCE Sub'tltiltes for
Spcoebrpo, iiger Iabitprcr u. 9.
8iIIon. Sc me @egler angouenbe
Spebcmel. iom bar @eitemmeller ON
"pictorp mIireo Hours" tar Sigte pao
@aanina al qiUret @reb. Sen'igten
cr life at Iloppe paa &e9elen ON at
bruce Subitinltcs for gi9rct %rce
/ iammc lloitrUfning iom fer: ct
Tuno SubititllteS for bper A Tano.
Maoitpret bcrlitiGer til bort Iolf
at BRUCE Mfai5brso / iao ltor no'
Itr9fnins iont mtlist.
Maoiturct bar oraget Smior0 for
@rnbcrinN al Toteter pco ale Nf'en'
~bclic$'tcber / 2onboiitrifternc. ". 6.
@ronn hnr Spipn nleb bette. Molt
bar pebtagct Ncalcr for 10 @raoer
al Yctc.cr. Rltnoe Totctcr. ION
saar opcr ct rs Sommers Scrcen,
OF largagtiQc 1pteter, iom goar opcr
ct 134 Sommer5 Screen, iaar 8rao
Np. 1. Notetcr al bpilfenlomhellt
Sort. ionl nuor oner ct u 2onlmlers
Screen, ~graNereS iom No. >.
Wtr. @romn ouIpier, at fun Ell FOR
holoSniS Iioen Gel al Eotctcrnc 'nar
@rn>cn go. >. % at Den sienncm'
initlige TriS for oe to 8raocr ffrer
Dorlneren beicre Yriier, emo han bar
faaet for "ficlo rim" tioligcre, bo
Seiter har pUret nf omtrent famine
Stcrrclie Tom inar.
Susmeorcne ber l9re Iig III at
Ipie % itlocre ",sair Erice gifts,
Tom &c pil iinor ! fine Ipiier.
Oct Rsoe aors inoiamler 5000
Spns mco bruate 0lGr, Tom lfal 'en'
ocS til @cleien % Sranfrige for al
flpSc ii Miuioner Wcnnelfer, ION
or baabc neanc og mnolsle ION
6elac al Spifernes &sperier %
lloicrninGer. Minneicta peiites al
biorage 400 Sons al Oct belle.
vi fan birIpe bore Gutter rci
Srcnten til at bcifptte iig moo IN
iterneS 8iit.8as. ON pi bare pt
! eiemme paa Siencne ! ben Grugt b
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

ipiier, iiteoenfor at fate Dem p9f
Get beoite Carbon for @asmaifcr
fremitiaes al Stencne al Mpritoier
Beaches, glommer 90 Yruncs, Oil
penooolcr og SiriebTr. FAINT Sfalene
al Wra5iln9ooer ("nigaer toesO,
Sicforpnebber, %aInsober % Bit.
ternuts. Gait intet al Bette bort.
@iem aIe bisie 5rilgtitene % Nco.
Se'faI, og lao bet &soe aOrs iaa benz.
Sufferforbrilget or iaitiat til to
Tuno for bier Berion ON @annc-
oen. Get betpoer ct Sorbr,lg al Ell
llnie ON 9aeen. Ser gaar SO fIaoe
Sbcifeer cQer as riinoe Sbeifcer cucr
ira 80 til 40 toppebe Sbeifeer poa ct
Tuno.
Sore MQiere0e bolot arigcn aaa-
enoe ira Ior til Iar, mcbens oeres
Wooioripning ltooig blcp minorc %
miitore. &c fipmpebe for os. mcbens
hi lepcbe / Sreb % SperfIob. Wu er
bet Dor Sitr. %ore Gutter fipmper
mi SIDE ON Sibe meb Dem, OF hi
berbiemme fan % bsr beltoae / 0am.
pen oeo at iparc pua oen Nu0, TOM
bore Grigsfolf trGneer.
Spert BunO Wao, iom Ipores pao
6armeil til Susbrug, betpoer ei
Nuno mere iom SiGlp til at ninbc
&rigen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION, Ere
REQUIRED BY THE e OF CON
GRESS OF AUGUST 24th, 19l2,
of DEBORAH Postcn OF We'd Arnen. published
eemi.weekiy at DEBORAH, Iowa, for oct
krxTE OF IOWA
COUNTY OF wINNEsHIEK
Beferr me. a Notary Public in and ioi
the STATE and County aforesaid. personally
appeared R0BT. II. BERGESON, VINO nav
ing been duly sworn according to law a.,
the DEBORAH Poster OF We'd .Arnen. anu
TINT the following is, TO the best o. ~
the following is. 20 the best Oh w
knowledge and belief. a true statement on
the ownership. management. etc. OF the
aforesaid publication for the dnte shoWn
In the above caption. required ny 'he Nv
Of August oath. 1912, embodied In SECTION
AS, Postal Laws aud Regulations PRIME"
on the reverse OF this form, 70 Wit
/, That the names and addresses OF IN,
publisher. editor. managing editor anu
business managers are
Publisher. r.. Anundsen Publ Co, De
Editor. J. p. wist. DEBORAH. Iowa.
business Manager. r. Il. Bergeson' DC
corah. Iowa.
.. Tim. the owners are:
Helma Il. Anundscn. Dccorah, Iowa
r. n. anundscn. DEBORAH, Iowa.
r. Il. Anundsen. nccorah. Iowa.
George Anundscn. Detroit, MINI.
Martha .Annndsen. Detroit. MINI.
Florence a. Peoples. Detroit. MINI.
Esther Anundscn, Detroit Mimi
Eriing Anrndsrn. Detroit. MINI
Harriet Anundsen. Detroit. MINI
2. That the known bondholders' mort
ragees. and other security holders OWNING
or holding ! per cent or more OF the rom
amount Of bonds, mortgages. or otn't
securities are
None.
Tint the two narnrraphs next above,