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NEGROES AID RED CROSS.

The Mosaic Templers of America, National organization, has donated $500 to the Arkansas Public Health association, to be. used in maintaining an automobile for the use of tubercu- losis nurse. This is substantial evi- dence of the interest leading negro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26
RHEUMATISM
 FOR 50 YEARS
St. Paul, Ark, March II, 1917.

St. Paul, Ark, March II, 1917. L. M. Gross:
 I, as thousands of others, am glad I met you or heard of your medicine, have practiced medicine for 39 years. I have had rheumatism for 50 years and constipation for 35 years. I have taken two bottles of G. s. and am now well and I am recommending and us ing it in my practice. l believe it is the best Rheumatism, Blood, Liver and Kidney Medicine in the world.
 Geo. w. Kidwell, M. D. c. S.I :s: j: sS:sss'$:e S:!;s :: sss s:; rheumatism, pellagra or any blood, liver or kidney disease, or money re- funded. Sold by all druggists, $1.OO per bottle. W. l.. Dewoody & Co.,, Mann Tankersley Drug Co.,, and $. Bluthenthal distributors of G. S., and wholesale druggists O. Pine Bluff, Ark
 l.. NJ. GROSS 721 Spring St. Little Rock, Ark.
 (Advt.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26

citizens are taking in the betterment of the race, since tuberculosis is the greatest menace of the negro. The donation was secured through c. E. Bush and P. H. Jordan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26

Tale HERBlNE for indigestion. It relieves the pain few minutes and forces the fermcnted matter which causes the misery into the bowels where it is expelled Price soc. Sold by w. l.. Dewoody & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26

Spain furnished the ships, Germany the torpedoes; and every other week a new Spanish cabinet is formed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26

Fred Fulton's fancy job in polishing off Frank Moran at New Orleans has set the Pelican fans clamoring for a Willard Fulton muss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
 EDUCATION
F. GARLAND MAY

announces as candidate for superj,. tendent of public instruction of Mjd.| M ferson count, subject to the action d| the Democratic voters, in the primar| on May 28, 1918.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26

One Hundred Years Ago Today. 1813-General Jackson warned the Spanish governor at Pensacola not to interfere with the passage of military transports.
 Seventy-Five Years Ago Today. 1843-Robert Richford Roberts, a noted bishop of the Methodist church, died in Lawernce county, Indiana. Born in Maryland, Aug. 2, 1776.
 Fifty Years Ago Today. 1S6S-At a meeting of the Aerenau- tical Society in London it was stated that member had success fully experimented with a heavier thon-air flying machine.
 Twenty-Five Years Ago Today. 1S93-John Broks, noted philanthro- pist and temperance advocate, di- ed. Born in Lycoming county, Pa. June IF, 1914.
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MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it O. not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published here in.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26
w. S. (

Just think of what a dismal place this town would be without it's stand ing strings of automobiles?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26
FOR CONSTABLE

BEN s. BRANNON l announces as candidate for constable of Vaugine township, subject to Ne| action of the Democratic voters, in the| primary on May 2S, 1918.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26

When the attention of The Graphic is called to any mis-statemcnt of facts, or to any error concerning any man or thing, correction will cheerfully be made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26
TOM 'l'El3kS

announces es f c;s.a,:,lata for con.
 .a1lc Of Vau siG~ tvYn: he, saGject ,o the ac, :? af t!ia D:Macratie ytt. CTS. in th9 primary oa Ma. aaS. .gls
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26
MAY BAR ALIEN VOTERS.

Enemy aliens, estimated at 2a0,0to, to whom suffrage has been granted in 10 states upon declaring their lnten- tion to become citizens, will be deprlv' cd of this privilege if bill introduced by Congressman Flood is enacted lhto a law. Such legislation is deemed necessary by MT. Flood, who fears that resident enemies of the United States may control next November's elections in many congressional districts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26
w $. s

An old bachelor in town surmises that many women marry in order to obtain listener who cant get away when the deluge of conversation starts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26
w. $. {

The kaiser seems to insist that Mos COW must COW before him; and nell treat the rest of the world exactly the same way if we don't present nm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26
WORTH REMEMBERING.

We must work and save as never before in our history.
 w. G. McADOO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26
One Year Ago Today in the War.

March 26, 1917.-Germany agreed to release the four American consuls ficially announced sinking 76 ships in held at Munish; German admiralty of "last few days" including two Amer ican steamers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-26
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
supt. Roberts Win Attend.

For example, it is the intention of
George M. Roberts, superintendent of
weights, measures and markets, to be
a regular attendant at the meetings,
n order that he may keep the public
Informed as TO the state of the Dis
trict-owned markets. He will inau-
gurate a campaign through the or
ganization to induce people to eat
more fish as a means of reducing the
cost of living.
Health Officer Fowler sees an OPP
portunity to do some effective work
through the organization along health
and sanitation lines.
Morris Hacker. director of refuse
disposal, thinks the committee can do
some educational work that will be
immensely beneficial oa.his depart
All three District Commissioners
are enthusiastic over the possibilities
of the organization, as is Food Ad-
ministrator Wilson, who approved the
plan before it was adopted by the
Park View Association. John G. Nc
Grath is chairman of the Park View
committee, which will present the
plan of the organization at the meet
ing tomorrow night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26

Styles include high heels and button models wit
novelty tops -.
Leate include Russian calf gun metal calf gray KID brown XII
black kid kid patent leather white leather some suede and nov
city All and widths in the combined assoments
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
us. WORKERS HERE WILL
BUY MANY BONDS
100 Per Cent" Subscription Is
Slogan in Departments-Plans
of Campaigns.

The various government depart
ments and bureaus in Washington
will be alive with campaigning during
the three weeks of the fourth liberty
loan drive, which starts Saturday.
The chairmen of twenty-nine de-
partmental subcommittee met last
night at the District liberty loan
headquarters, and with members Of
the general committee discussed final
plans forfhe campaign among the de-
partmental workers
1t has been decided to hold score
or more loan rallies on the opening
day in the various departments, bu-
reaus and other branches of the
federal government here. These meet
ings will be addressed by prominent
speakers and will be enlivened with
music and other forms of entertain
ment. The general committee expects
the holding of these meetings stimuli
taneouSly to serve az one Of the i'm.
portant features OF the opening day
celebration.
Soldiers to Pass Literature.
Prior to these rallies several thou
tribute literature among the thou
sands of departmental workers ad-
vising them that the big drive is on
and that their cooperation is needed.
and acduainting them with the par
ticulars concerning the rally to be
held in their particular department
1t was announced at the committee
meeting last night that each subcom-
mittee chairman has appointed a
corps Of assistants to aid in carrying
Several reported last night that many
pledges for subscriptions to the new
government issue already had been
received. Thousands OF loan posters
and other advertising is today being
distributed among the departments
for display in the various rooms, cor
ridors and other available spaces.
Bonds for sFirst-Day'' Buyers.
The District loan COMMITTEES re-
ceived word today that Washington
will be taken care of in the matter OF
finished bonds to be placed in the
hands of -hrst-da buyers" who make
ton About 100000 bonds, mainly
of small denominations, have been
finished by the bureau OF engraving
and printing.
Members Of tho District Lilo undsr-
writer's Association met yesterday
propose taking in tho coming cam
pafgn. The association. which was
exceptionally active during the pre-
vious loan drives, will devote most Of
it's attention to canvassing subscrip-
lions in the business section of the
city.
This canvass will be in addition to
the one to be conducted by the indus
trial insurance men, who Will can
yass the residential section as we'll.
A personal appeal to all persons en-
ployed in his Office to subscribe to the
next loan Is being made by. Franklin
K Lane, Secretary OF Interior. He
has told his assistants that ~160 Per
cent IS to 0o the slogan Of the de-
partment during the fourth loan
drive, !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
District omcials to Attend.
Will Review Food Situation.

At the general meetings the food
administrator or his representative
will review the work of his ONCE for
the preceding two weeks, explain
what work is to be done and how the
public may cooperate in carrying out
the plans of the government for han
ding the food situation during the
war. The public's side of the prob
lem will be presented by the various
delegates. In this way there will be
anticipated, will make the food prob
lem much easier of solution.
At these general meetings also heads
of District government departments
will outline the difficulties which they
encounter from time to time, and get
the viewpoint of the public as to how
their services may be improved or ex-
banded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
CITIZENS TO LEND
AID IN D. c. NEEDS
Associations, at Meeting,
Will Formulate Plans for
United Action.
OFFICIALS WILL ATTEND

What is expected to be the most
representative meeting ever held Of
the memberships Of the Districts
sixty-odd citizens associations ID
scheduled for tomorrow night in the
board room of the District building
There will be formed at that time a
citizens food committee to cooperate
with the food administration and
other government agencies concerned
with improving living conditions in
the District.
The plan originated with the Park
View Citizens Association, which
called on Food Administrator Wilson
to issue the call for the meeting. In
response to the request, Mr.. Wilson
zens' associations and the various
District agents of the food admins
tration to attend.
District Officials to Attend.
Commissioners Brownlow, Gardiner
and knight will be present, as will be
the heads of the health. street clean
ing, weights and measures and other
departments of the District govern
ment. who see in the movement an
opportunity tc' bring about co-opera-
tion with the public that will make
! their respective services more effect
| i've and valuable.
The general plan. put forward by
| the Park View organization contem-
plates that each citizens association
shall have a food committee of its
! own to. look after conditions in it's
particular locality. These committees
will form the membership of the gen.
eral committee, which will meet at
least twice a month in the District
buildinp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31

itDbreOte Spiatnirg, at ENGLAND
bnpoe Iodt ale Winer, ionr Icoeoc i'll
Grigcn. 3oertimoo, ieg iror, at Cir
Goiporo @rcp cllfeoe 5reben o. op-
riatig snlfeoe at foninle iii ell Jor.
~itaaelie mc0 o5."
&pcm bprcr Sfplocn for, of BET
tpife 6olf blcp cgget op til ct ruIenoe
SAB og berpeo hioiet til at bile arig?
Nlcne DC, iom %tjclicr Silnferlc (oc
itorc 8obacicrc % SnouitricnS Waro.
ncr), o. iont bnrner Splfloros itp.
rci,oc Dfilitprflosic % bar 2ono-
itprct / lin @olb. Stor.9 plfernc, |
lin Stornnnoagolifab, or Oct, ioni
bar bragt oenne lllpffc oper Oct tpife
ToIf.
ri bill noopenbigpis fomme tilbage
til ocnne Sag bite, en al De bigtielte
/ Terbcl1s Siitorie, % pi pil meo
@lPoe o. otter beblte Gpne b%elparc
Spsrg@mnol ira bore 2pierc on
0iaic Siua."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31
y tvif %SanSenifab.

WuIbington Sen 25be Mai; Gll
I'M Nnpneliitc oper nmerifanlfe
Gri9efonger / Spiflnno er moota'
oct al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. glitter,
omiottcr tire Sfiiccrcr % 80 I'M
fcroiiiccrer % Wenige.
Gc fire 0iiiccrcr or 3lppeleit.
rant 5. 5. Mcrcoitb, bpia Nbreaic
life fIenoca, % S%eltnal,terne SalneS
4. .Gronioro fra @arlam, q. g.,
"oui3 Dt. Gbcns ira Gaiool, Oto.,
ca Mollrice g. Ncomonb ira
Ylitaburqb, ga, - &c cr inferno
rcoc / &arIsrlbe.
Ge epri8e Sanger err aprporal
Totricf ). Weebar, Springiiclb,
WaIs., &orporal Hobert5 @alfer,
Seriep Gitp, aorporal See s.
@bitcbcao, Sefirep, ap. Wenigc
@omcr sIfers, Nor.poob, Wo.; o.
oiuro Bennett, WiQinnlsblrrg, ap.;
6ranf 9rctifneiOcr, Chicago; i.
IS. GnnielS, Spnn, WoiS.; Gilsiea
GobIon Sintonoale, ga; Spen
Gougbertp, Gbeiter, ga; Weloi1e
2. &arger, Battle Greet, Wid).;
George Sornla,, Nenarf, q. s.;
q. 3frqufl,I5eifi, Gobre, Iolauo;
Scremiab Sebane, 9rooflpn g.
o.; @ilireo Waralliet, San Mipcr,
Moi5.; Mop u. WaIon, Gainesville,
Sla.; Trallf s. Wcper, Hcaoing.
Sbio; Clarence 9teptou, Gincinna-
II, Ohio; Gnln1et 5. NrosIer, Vtin.
neupoliS, Ganias; Somes Nitrtiuo,
9teparf, u. s.; &. Fliopolo, Ipon,
Ntais.; u. Summa, Nbilaoclpbia,
ga; @nrrp Spitof, Noreaie ilfienot;
@iaiam 6. Smcenep, South @os-
ton, MaI5.; Sapio 9. @ntfils,
Glasgow, ap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31

nleo itor deportation for at binore
SDlferne ira at fla,tferc oenrle gp.
Veo iioite SEAPORT bolot De boaro'
naffet fait peo fine Stiainger fem
Wtil / Goropeit for 9pen.
Rbeims or peb Ell l,omerfet Dob.
b~eItiporet Scrnbanelinie iorbunbet
meo Earis.
&en i~ortintter iboe at raie
meo itor Solbiombeo lanss belle
Sronten.
Mmerifonerne eiorbe ! Manooes
ct ltot iterre Snip / Eit for Mmiens.
bpor De itormlebe 2anosbpen Gan.
ttgnp og iolt trGnete npiten en- MiI
inc / De tpife Sti1inger. De tos
Here bunorebe Sanger. Spifernc
bar glort flere Iorgippes Ioriee
paa at tage 2~nnosbpen tilboge.
ga Imerifonerne beapnbte Mnare-
bet, gif ~ iranife Sonfs foran os
banebe @ei.
@larlbt De Sanger, Be toe, bar
Der Wpnb i oGe @lbre fra Ills
I'll $50 Iar, ale boarlig flGbt
og rnbererneret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31
6en. Dooo ~tilioeiat.

@oihineton 3. 2Sbe Mai. Gene.
ralmoior 9eonarb @ooo, Der utpil.
iomt er Ell al Nrmeets populpreite og
opetigitc Sfiicerer, err after paa en-
pompecnbe % icinefaloenoe Maaoe
blepet if,lbbet tiliibe oe. fisiirlis talt,
"Iast paa Sploen", iaalpnse 9risen
parer.
Netop Tom ben Sipiiion, ban bar
organiieret % bibtiI itaaet iom Gbef
for, sicres i9rbie iii at aiaaa til
Sranfris. bar ariesmiuiiteren fra.
tagei ham aommanooen % beororet
ham til San Sranciseo iom Gbef for
oct peitlise Irmeoiitrift, | bpilfen
Stilins ban insen llbiist bar til of
bli ienbt til &rigsifueplaoien.
Gcrne poerit iaarenoe % pbmp.
scnoe Sorbieaaelie al Gen. $1,000 bar
paft iterf Nisbiniselie iaapeI i mill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31
Gotta Rtca erfl0rer
Gyiflano Krie.

Son Sa1on bel Sur, Nicuragi,a,
ret 26oe Dtai. Siel9e eft netop
mootagct telegram ira San Sole
hor Naborcpilblifen Gotta Hica
iauor iormelt erflGret Spiflano %
bets Torbuno5fpQer arig.
Ser er III, Jolt 81 2anoe, lonl
bar erflnret Spiflono arig. nj
De centralamerifanife 9anoe bar
Vonomo, @icnrogua % 8llatema.
Ia aabert erfl9ret 8rig; &onbu.
ros bar afbruot ben o%iplomatilfe
Sorbinoelie meb Spiflono, meoens
San Salpabor bar erflpret en- MOB
Dc Sorenebe Stater penligiinbet
H~eitralitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31
Sommerhopeoitao iolot

Dem 2)orf Sen 25be Wai: Bro.
iiocnt @iIions tiblieere CONNER.
bicm, Sbcoom 2npn, / Sea 8irt,
Seem Seriep. er blci Ialgt til Subcrt
Z. Vorion iot nriten 1 Miaion
Collars.
Sbaoon 0amn bebococ5 al TrT-
ii0clltcn Sonntcren 1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31
Svriteliet Seics.

Gn Itlanterbapn Sen 24be Woi:
Trl1s Irtbnr al Gonnaligbt, en-
Setter al ben enselife &onge og en-
SON al Scrtlieen al Gonnnl,9bt,
tioli9ere @eneraleupernpr al Ga-
iiaoa, anfom ibae BERTH mcb en-
tritiif arpbier. San er pao 8ier-
nemreiie til Sapan / ct bentmeIigt
sGrlnoe til oen iapaneiiife Seller.
San a~freiite berfra til @aibing,
ton, bpor ban pil afl9gge Tr9ii-
bent @ilion en- Iiiit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31
Sidste Kri9$nyt.

Berlin, 29be Wai. = Ser meb.
bcles oiiicielt iong, at $4,000 Son-
ger er toget urOer Ben me Sifeuiip
biotiI. @lanbt 8angerne er Ser
baooe Ell iranif % en- cneelif &C.
neral.
Mpanfomne frantic % eneelife
Hcierper er iloaet al Spiferne.
Otter ct franif Mooaugrcb moo
Spifernes bsire SIsi bar ilaaet til.
baae, erobrebe ri 6piberne / Moro-
OFT Tor SoisIcns.
Taa Spifernes %penitre SSIci / Horb'
peit for Hbeims blen Sort Gonoe
taget meb Storm "efter Ell, baaro
aomp". @nerne @raisne, Sisnte %
Siqers Sranaiieur err erobret.
Toris, 29oe Mai. = Otter De.
iperat Wobitano % aar1pe / 8ober.
re, Tom porebe / Here Elmer, bar
Nranifmrnbene remmet SoiS1ons,
iont bereiter blep beiat al Spiferne.
S%oisions, Tom er Stettepunftet
FOR Sc I~llierebes p%enitre Slei al
Sen me aanpiront, bIep imorses
uoiot Tor en- f%orfrroeIia @rafat.
regn. Oilers bar @nen prret bonn.
baroeret belt iioen @anoaa. Ga Ben
me Sifeniip ~bespnote. 5irsbae bIep
@pen remmet Of Den chile @eioIf.
ming eiter Be militpre grtoriteterS
S%pfororins, Yaa Manbas aIenc
resneoe 1900 tpife 8ranater neo
cper @pen.
Spiferne har M / BET belle aaaet
irem omtrent IL Mil, iioen 9ampcn
bespnote Ianoaa @oreen.
Com @iouesbpro pm, bpor beipe.
rat 8auNcn raicr. nrpnes, Of Sper,
|ailn blep nunbet % tabt Ter
Sange.
SEQ &beinls fi9mper Sriterne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31
Darifo til Sarm.
m~aifinhanolenoe.

@aibineton Ben 25oc Nai: Ie-
toilbarblere nleb 6urmmalflner og
cnoet Sarmuoitpr er al 2ano-
frugsoepnrtementet blet parileOe ON,
at DC, ifient life iorpligteoe til at
lbtoee 2icenic, life pil bli tiaubt at
tereenc Jig ublu 6ortieneite paa
fine Tarer. gnbper al Dem, Ioin
Qribes / arigsnager, pil faa lin
Sorretnills itaniet oerpeo, Of De uil
fiji nagtet at faa fiobt @arer al
Sabriferre % @boleialebanblerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31
bctere ~1ernbanetarter.

@aibington B. 27oe Wsai. Iorat
fitnne meOe be netop bepilgebe 2s,,s.
forbsielier og BET bciere aoitenoe al
aril % anore Sorneoenbeoer bar
Sernbaneitprelien i Ell ioag uoiteot
aitnbgisrelie forbsiet 8oostarterne
20 Procent oa Basiagertarterne til
3 Gents pr. Wtil for alminoelige &ei.
ienoe og til b%enbolbspis 49, % 3H
Sent pr. Mil for Dem, Tom benptter
Sope-, 8arlor. eller Silriitpogne. S
Siaeg BERTH maa DC ielpiplgelig
ogiaa betale Den 9i9loenoe Hris for
line SopepognSbiQetter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31
Saaforn til Sarmerne.

@aihingtott, 8. G., 26oe Moi:
Observation-Disclosures funogier,
at Observation-Disclosures al Dfnis til
l(oI9o er oplasret pan Stebcr,
Guorfra be meo 2etbeo fait bli ienot
meo Grpreis til 6armere i MaiS.
teltet, bpor man itaar tilbase ntco
Nlantninger, eler bpor BET piler ii9
n%eopenoig at foretage SmpIont.
Ringer. SaamaiIen iaIges al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Sno.
f~jpbspris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31
Tinlun0 nil Iuoffe ;Srcb.

Wolfpa 26oe Wai. - @rep BON
Wirbat, ben tpite 8eionot iii Dto.
Ifpa bar ulberrettet Sopiet- Hegie.
ringen ON, OF 6inlanb bar ertl9.
ret Jig reoe Ill Of inbleoe Srebsun.
ferbanolinger meo Nuslano. On
inf Heprpientant bill beltage i
llnoerbanolingerne.
Sreosfonferenien meaem Hus.
larto % llfrain ifal begpnbe Sns.
Gag. 1piflano Dor uonepnt So.
ron Wiimm bon Stymar5enitein
Iom iiu ipeciele Ncpr9Ientant pao
aonfcrenIen. &an ifal bape npiten
hiftatoriif Wpnoiebeo j omtpiitebe
Spcrgsmaol, iprlig De Iom au-
qaar 8rpnielirierne.
gumbcrcgn uper tpife gper.
Som fer meooelt bar anierebe
6lppere De lioite Gage ilittigt giort
Gure inboper 9piflanb % brpsiet
Bomber oper ct tort antal tpife
gper. SaoleOes biemisste en- bril-
tiff Iaseaarosrei / forrige ll9e
2ell ueo Gbincn % rlnliterebe, Iaa
Get bapoe goo Sfif. ct mcget tort
initial TerIoner blep orebt ener
laaret. IS al De orGbte blep lagt
: en- itor SGaesgrap. timber 9om.
baroennentet fra 9uften berlfeoe Der
itor Eanif / @pen.
Over @peil 9anooll / 9apern Far
aaiereoe 6lppere faitet 10 Bomber.
@orniionens Sopeofpnrter pg Here
rrinate &iiie blep ramponeret.
Wfen melt bar maaife oe brittle
Slppere rumiteret / 2iege.S iItriftet
/ @elgien, bpor DC Dar faitct ileO Ell
MGngoe Bomber pper tpife mill.
tore Gtablisi cmenter. @eo eli
Standardization blep ct fort initial
tpife Solbater og flere chile Ser
ioiter br9bt.
SgIaa enoel Immlrnitionsfabri-
fer / 9lafen err blet tpnot ibrano.
en- Correspondent / 2onbon for.
tpler, at man MI gol,Ife iiffert
mart fan peutc, at fore aaiereoe
Sufte'faorer - itsrre enc nlall
liotil bar bort ON = bill begpnoe
at afl9gge bpppige @eIss / gslen
(&rilpp-I erfernc) og Berlin.
lt-gaao mob lt-gaab.
Oct brittle @olniralitet meooelte
I Seroaes, at ben ferite tpife "&rpb.
Ter ltnberpanosbaab" bar blet Iplt.
fet df en- britiif l1-9uao noenior
Sap ct. Sincent. Sra Berlin mel
res Ianltioigt, at en- al Be itore tpife
ll.gnaoe life bar looet bere fra
Zig paa Ieneere Sio, % ma eaar
herfor uo ira, at BEN BRITTLE Weo-
belelie er FORFEIT. Gette er Iaa plot
pioeS ferite Sang, Oct bar p9ret
nlelot, at en- lt-gaao Ell blet Iptfet
al Ell anoen lt.gaab.
Se me tpife "arpoier. ltnoer.
ranosbaube" ifal bore nogen ippre
6arfoiter, uoitpret meo flcre og
ilorre aanoner, enb Der fsr bar
r9ret anpenot paa npgen ll.9aao.
Wen Den Smitpnoigbeo, at en- laa.
oon &iT,npe.T pffer er blct Ienfet
al Ell britiif lt.9aao mere emo
1000 Siomil fra Ylpmolltb, tpoer
pau. at oeiaa @riterne bar ftoger
.lignenoe "&rpoier. submarines.
Mpmanupcsnc.
Siolge Snoberetning til Berlin
ira ben tpife 9esation / Woifpa
far Sc Weolemmer al &omanop-
Cpnaitict, Iom M b%efiuber Jig /
Gieip, faaet Sop til at fprlaoe Hlis.
Ioilo nio Spiflano. Storfprit Ii.
folai bill ilaa Jig neO / Montctegro,
e GnfefeiIerinben uil bcgioe Jig til
lit @arnoomShiem / Sannlarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31

tore areoie iom inben aongresien,,
og bill utoiliomt osiaa pGffe Sarme
runot ON / 2atbet. Saonlcget mere,
iom ben almiloelige Opinion ipnes
of pPre ben, of ben ifplbes imaolige.
perionpolitiife Sellipn.