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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
BASE BALL OUTLOOK BRIGHTER
Plans Are Being Made For Big Revlv
al Next Summer.

Peoria, H.. Nov. l5.-With the sign
ing of peace terms, baseball In the
minor leagues will be resumed on a
larger scale than ever in the opinion
Of John II. Farrell of Auburn, n. v.
secretary of the National Association
OF Professional Baseball Leagues. who
today closed up the affairs OF the an
nual meeting. Settlement Of a dozen
disputes involving various claims OF
players and clubs was made by the ma
tional board OF arbitration.
Soldiers returning from the battle
fields OF France and the training
camps VIII do much to bring baseball
back to It's former popularity, Secre'
tary Farrell believes.
Definite plans for the resumption OF
the sport will be taken at special
meeting OF the national association in
Chicago after the first of the. year
President NJ. II. Sexton said
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
GERMAN EXCUSES
Truth Is That Army Was on Brink Of
Disaster.

Paris. Nov l6--"Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg in his message TO the
German army said the threaI Of ia.
mine caused the acceptance OF the
armistice," says Marcel hutin in
Echo de Paris Although food diff.
nculties played a part in Germany's
defeat, the determining cause of the
collapse was the fact that the enemy's
army was on disasters brink
The first words the German Pleni-
potentiarics said to Marshal Foch
were in substance: "Germany's army
is at your mercy. Marshal Foch, our
reserves of men and munitions are
completely exhausted, making it i'm.
possible Tor us to continue war
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
FARM BUREAU MEETING
Special Attractions at Annual Meeting
On Tuesday.

On Tuesday.
The annual meeting OF the Bennlng.
ton County Farm bureau and the ex.
iibit to be held in connection with il
next Tuesday is shaping itse'f into
one of the interesting events OF the
year, A special feature of the day
will be the talk by Edward f. Trefz,
deld secretary of the Chamber OF
Commerce of the United States. Mr..
rrefz has spoken at gatherings in
other towns in Vermont and those
who have heard him declare that he
is a speaker Of rare ability Mr.. Trefz
will speak at $3.50 in the afternoon
and his address will be worth hearing
Another feature OF the meeting will
be the potato conference. County
Farm Agent F. Clifford Shaw has Sc
cured for this feature the superinten
dent and his assistant from the Mount
Hope farm at VIII Jamestown. Exten
sive experiments in potato growing
have been carried on at this farm fol
a number OF years and the two eX
perts should be able to give the farm
ers,some valuable information.
/ Exhibits are already being receiv
ed at the farm bureau office and the!
show that some unusually good cropi
were raised on the Bennington coun
ty farms during the past season.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
ORDERS ISSUED TO
DEMOBILIZE TROOPS
Those in This Country TO Be Grad
ually Released From Service
100000 Home in Fortnight.

Washington, Nov 16s-Orders have
been issued, Gen. March announced,
for the gradual demobilization OF all
troops in this country, numbering one
million, seven hundred ninety thous-
and Two hundred thousand will
reach home in fortnight.
When the plan is under full opera
ton, thirty thousand will be released
daily. Demobilization will be in this
order Development battalions, con-
scientious objectors not under arrest,
spruce production division, officers
training schools, United States guards
railway units, depot brigades, replace
ment units, combat divisions.
Regarding those in France the with
drawal orders being left to Pershing,
the war department intends, so far as
practical to return each division on
the locality from which the majority
came and to parade the division in ad-
jacent cities, so people may give fit
ting welcome.
A steady stream of all sick and
wounded that can be moved, and con-
valescents. should begin crossing the
Atlantic Immediately.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
Coal.

Though wood and turf formed the fuel
of our early ancestors, Investigations
have proved that the Britons, even
prior to the Romnn occupation, nude
use of conl. But as il was possible
20 utilize only such coal MS lay at or
near the surface. the practice did not
make hesdway for many centuries
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
His Great Task.

81 want to get some information" !"
said the tired man with three suit
eases "Why don't you apply TO the
burenu of informotiony I'm work.
ing up 10 that First I've got Ia. get
information as to how | can find the
bureau Of information. Washington
Star.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
Modern Metal spIlnts.

Wooden splnts sawed into shape to
support broken limbs are now quite
out OF date. A modern spllnt which is
much more comfortable, Is made Of
perforated metal TO fit any part of the
body which may be injured and in all
sizes for men, women and children.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
Submarine Valley.

The channel Of the Congo con be-
traced for 100 miles out to sea as a
remarkable submarine valley, having n
depth of 1882 feet just at the rivers
mouth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
WAGON Crane.

A Michigan inventor has patented
crane to be attached TO any wagon to
enable one man TO pick up a can Of
ashes or garbage along a curb and
empty It into the wagon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
small Yrodueers Of coal.

Portugal digs less coal than any
other European country. Her total
product of coal is only 22,OOO tons a
year. New South Wales digs yearly
Just twice as much coal as all Spain
produces
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
Where Proud Man Fails.

The average man can do almost ev'
erything or, at least. he thinks he can,
but we have yet to see the first one
capable OF wheeling baby buggy
straight with one hand.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
Domestic Diplomacy

Brownsome-"To keep peace In the
family a man must occasionally give In
10 his Wife" Wilkie-"Thats right
There are times when let my wife
make me do exactly as please
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
Do Not Waste Coal Dust.

Coal dust should not he wasted.
Have special scuttle and mix sufii-
cicnt water with II 10 make 1t quite
moist When the fire is nice and c'rr
,ank Il up with this mixture.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
Ex.KAIsER NOT INTERNED
He Is Free to Go Where He PIeases
In Holland.

Amerongen, Holland, Wednesday,
Nov. 10 William Hohenzollern has
not been interned by the Netherlands,
being regarded as a distinguished for
eigner who has sought refuge and has
claim TO protection. He presumably
is free to where he likes, but the fact
that his suite has been interned, re-
stricts his movements.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York and western
Vermont, cloudy tonight and Sunday.
Probably rain Sunday. Warmer to.
night in south portion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
Puinam Machine Works

Every organization Is supposed 70
make their own arrangements As TO
assembling their marchers so that
they will be ready to fall IN line at
the appointed hour
While the parade is to be an indus.
trial and mercantile event II Is also
to be victory parade and United War
Work fund parade iammed into one
biz Jubilee.
Those who have identified them.
selves with the event make the re-
quest that every place OF business be
closed as tightly as the gate OF
Heaven Is closed against ex.King Bill
Every business man Is asked 70 turn
the key in his front door at 7.i5 and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16

Basel, Nov. ia wireless dispatch
from Budapest says that Count Es-
terhazy, Count Szechenyi Count
Deseffy and Baron Vlassics have re-
turned from Eckartsau castle, where
they conferred with former Emperor
Charles. The latter they declared.
had decided to renounce all participa'
tion in Austrian and Hungarian af-
fairs
The Hungarian national council and
the two chambers of parliament the
wireless message adds, will meet to-
morrow to proclaim republic. dis
solve the two chambers and elect
Count Karolyi governor Of Hungary
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16

The afghan was made and present
ed by the w G. r. L. OF North Ben
nington and will be greatly appre
ciated for It's warmth and beautiful
coloring
Mrs. r. w Bradford,
President
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
GE RMAN WARSHIPs
TORPED0ED BY
REv0LUT|0N|STs
Entire Crew of $50 Men Per-
ished
eEPuBLIc OF HUNGRY
Count karoiyi VIII Be First Cover
nor--WiIl Have Equal Suffrage for
Women and Men.

Berne, Nov. -16-The German war
ship Wiesbaden refused to surrender
to the Revolutlonists and tried to es.
cape to neutral waters. 1t was pur-
sued and torpedoed by Revolutionary
battleships and the entire crew of 800
men, including many cadets, persisted,
according to the Lokal Anzeiger of
Berlin
The Wisbaden was supposed TO
have been sunk during the Jutland
battle in 1916
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
BENNINGTON.
T0LMDuSER|tsI
INBIGPARlDE
Operatives Plan 10 March on
Monday Night
FIRST IN TOWNS HISTORY
Event Will Celebrate End Of Strife
and Close Of War Work
Campaign.

Benningtons first distinctly indus
trial parade is going to be held Mon.
day evening. Bennington has had all
kinds of parades and all OF them good
but the event Of Monday evening will
be the first Of its kind in the history
of the community, a demonstration by
the operatives and the workers who are
the backbone of any manufacturing
town. IL is going to be their parade,
first, last and all the time.
meeting was held last evening at
the Office of Batchelder & Bates
which was attended by the manufac.
turers and Representatives of their
employees to work ont the details OF
The demonstration. II was voted that
the people attached to each plant be
given free rein TO organize and work
ont its own scheme in respect TO uni
forms, lights and other features. Par
ticular stress, however, was laid upon
he importance of having each and
every employe in the line. What Is
desired above all else is complete
representation.
The parade will not only afford an
opportunity for the operatives tC
show their enthusiasm and interest in
the closing Of the war work drive but
It will give other residents of the vii
lage chance like what they have
never had before to see in one lone
line the real power behind the wheels
Of industry in Bennington. For this
reason every employe should see thai
his business is represented and ever,
other citizen. man. woman and child
should be on hand to cooperate in the
celebration.
No limit is placed upon the number
Of organizations that are 10 take mar
In the event. The merchants ant
clerks have been invited to participat,
and have been assigned places in tn.
linc
One OF the special features OF thil
parade Is that participants will b,
marchers. No vhicles or horses will
be allowed in line. The street ant
parade will be brilliantly lighted as
large number OF torches and othel
lights have already been secured. On,
organization alone has contracted fol
iiVe hundred sticks Of red fire.
All organizations are requested Il
e at the junction Of Stafford and Mair
/ street at eight D. m. sharp and th,
parade will start at eight nfteer
sharp
The line OF march will be dowr
Main street to Depot street. counter
marching at Depot back to the Blacl
Cat Athletic field on Stafford stree
where there will be one OF the larg
est boniires Bennington has eve
seen All who have kept the hon,
tires burning, will be there. Their,
will be short patriotic addresses ap
proDriate to the occasion.
The committee last evening decided
70 eliminate any feeling as to the posi-
tion in line of any industry. II wa
therefore decided to put the name
OF the industries in a hat and tha
they should march in order draw
which organizes the parade as fol
lows
Police
Marshalls
VIM. Wills, Fred Martin, Lee Warne
Albert VI. Downs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16
RED CROSS SHIPMENT

Bennington Branch Included Afghan
From w. c. 7. U.n.I.
The Bennington branch OF the
American Red Cross shipped to Bos-
ton headquarters on Friday the fol-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-16

Marshalls
VIM. Wills, Fred Martin, Lee Warner
Albert VI. Downs
Bennington City Band
Co A, First Vt Volunteer Militia
Heads OF all the Industries
Matamount Mfg Co
H. Il. Bradford & Co Inc.
Bottum & Torrance Co.
H. w Myers & Co., Inc.
Holden, Leonard Co.
Geo. lockwood Co.
Bennington Paper Box Factory
DIN Scott Estate
Chas. Cooper Estate
I, o. O. +, Band
II. c. White Co
Building Trades
Stark Paper Co.
Bennington Hosiery Co
Black Cat Textiles
II T. Cushman Mfg. Co.
Merchants and Clerks
Bennington Wax Paper Co.
bennington Scale Co.
+, l.. Sibley Mfg, nc.
Forresters Drum Corps,
New Eng Tel and Tel Co
Fillmore Farms ..s
The Orchards
f.. u Waist Co.
A. S Payne Inc
II. NJ. Tuttle Co.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Womtana.
Tvem Manb brrbt / Sernbanenlpf-

fc. Huber cit bcitig Sneitorm iioItc
Wanbog fonot ct Sammcnltpo mel
lem ct @oostog % ct I~rbeiostog
Steo paa Ntilipaufee- 9anen NOR
melem Sarlopton og
&olno-llp, boorpeo fem Manb orpb-
res paa Steoet % flere fom tilifaoc.
Gre Mano if en- forfproelig Gpo neo
lollgiomt of brpnoe, iDet &c blep init-
flcntt mellem enoel %ogniplinter, Ser
u~ntpnbtc5.
st Snoifab ira &c osoc. Wiiis sc.
len Goic / Sp5cnlar tit hcr on Su-
gen ct Sll6ifab ON, at ell Soloat, Ser
par nleo paa Den irnfebe transport
oamper "Sllscanin", par aieniunoet
iom Si1. Miis &pic ficnotc life Sen
ilr9e Maiib, men Oct bragtc berbe /
Minoc. at bitn / Ell Stpcatcr, i"triffct
ior oct Hsoc &ors, bapbe inolnat ct
Sort nleo lit Hdpn og Noresie. Scttc
3ort bar flrlloct | Den omtpmnc Sol
bots Sonlnlcr, ibct ban piitltof citer
at bnpc fitnoct oct / ltlbtrpien bapoe
tGnft iia til at icnoe Tigen / Bose
man Ell Satfe'fripclic Nettc Torirt
bleu tlllntetaiort pes lllpffen %
Manocna Seb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
@isepmTm.
Sfnot al lin aanosipGac Sruoe,

Sfnbt AZ lin aanosipGac Srpoer.
elmer Srowu al Soloiers @ropc
blcp iprleoen, mcocns ban iaO / Ell
Stol o. lTitc lin Npis, ifllbt % 90
oclig iaaret al lin a~anbsipage @ro-
Der. Gen laarebe Wano blcp bragt
til CT &oipital / ga crosse, men Der
par intet Saab ON at reooe bans 9ip.
Eriicn iat paa Embarrassing. Sta.
tens Soaro Of Control har her ON
Soaen lat iait Tris paa Sen @inbc.
bpsiina, Der tiluirfeS pes @iscon-
Inns Statsirugiel. bpiItcn Yris pil
alTloc ~ I'll lite Mug. % pao SaiiS
al |. .. b, / &aupun ellcr Ghcitcr.
Stanbarb. 500 500 til Eunoct. nil
inacs I'll II Gents pr. Iiunb. mebenS
Glinar, 600 600 iii Yuuoci. foiicr
"a eents pr. Funp. @psiins loIat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Sfpoeaffrre peS Sa,e!ton. Cha,

Sfpbsaffrre peS SaSe!ton. Char
les 3. Sloor, en- 6arnter Der boeoe
firc Wil is~noenior SoSeltcn, blep
Senoog ifuot og siebliffelig brpbt
al Clarence @bite, netop lom oenne
bar ltegct no al lin Ml,tontobiI peo
Sormerens Sjem. 81. e. Ylatt.
Sloans Sa%lpbrober, blep ogiaa ranl-
met al Ell augle og maaife osoelig
@iaoret. a~ranelerier meuem oc TO
6amilicr iagoes at bope iert til Sor
brpoelIcn.
sing Sorbaanelie al Tlaset. Scn-
IN Bon @onf, ErGiioent al Sfoleltp-
ret / Giltrift go. II al Gais Gountp,
bill titles ior Soreneoe Staters ii
ltriftsret i Sarge. ioet ban er anita.
get for of bape giort Zig ifplbis / Ell
ing 6orbaanelie al Snnbets Stag.
San ifal nenlig bape ncgtet at labe
Slaget heiie ueb Giitrifteta Sfolebus,
iamtioie ionl ban poaItaaes Of babe
giort Den @emerfnine, at ban beIlere
uiloc ie iine gantle 9urer paa Stag
ltangen.
Hinut irtter Snffeben. Miiots
aommislionSltpr bar Den 5te bs. CT
flGret, at 9tortbern States Eoper
SO. ilgcn loplig Met bor til at gien-
nenlfsrc Den 10 Trocent Sorbsiclie
al fine Garter, iom Der er itiAet Sor-
lnngcnoc ON. gpel1 bor aolltroft
meb en- ioitint Cart inbtil lite 0ioi
1920, o. 0pitprelien bar parslet Gel
ifabet on, at mani ngter at belfpttc
'napel lelpe Tpcn iom priunte Stint
Der inoen oen1lc moo eilbpcr EriS-
Iorbpiellc uberom bpoo &ontraften
biemler.
Sanfmnno anflasct ipm Tprrrber.
Sobn $. @iibef, en- rig @anfmano /
Niblep oa tioligere aanoioot for @l-
rcrllpr / Hortb Safotn, CT al ben TO-
oerole @rnnoillrp iot ulloer Nnflo9c
ior peb fine l(otnlelier at bapc itilet
Jig ! @nnbsiorrGoerne5 Nrffc. San
itol laoleocs bapc iagt, at cnbper
9onf Der bupoe opertaget Nribebs-
bon6c til iterre @clpb, Dar %ui;tfer at
betro iinc Tengc. Mr. @iibet CT Ell,
al oe MGno, ionn Stoteli irrlig bar
hGorct, ioct Spcn @iIbef er gipet
bans 9tnun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

Mulrttcllc nf Inetmnno nmturiic-

IHfuilNAIN u >ugSh'uhp uhApA''S
res. commissioner / flere al Stu
tens Soitntper bar ultorlleret Sbc-
riffs til at ltollGpne ipeclelle Islilten-
Ter lom G%agtmpllo / f~orltlelige @per.
Set oil irrlig paabplle oiaIe Isli.
at bploc N~nttepaet peo Sort
elcpntorcr o. andre &nrcbnIe, Der
bar pGret uolat ior SlospaalGttell er
- ontugclig al s. @. VI, Der freln-
beles er cit iano @anbeplage inoell
Staten. Scttc %u9tholb oil peoli9c-
boloea inbtil 15oc Mai, efter bp.lfen
Sio Der life pil bore nleget Storm el-
Ter anoet Sorranb paa Eager. Zen
i%anlrne &a9ttieneite ogtes BOG eiell-
pptaset eiter Den 15be Iugllt.
Gm Strsm al S%mbhptterc. Sra
melbes, at Ben ON Tnurel1
ipopanliee Strem al Sarnrere fra
2iten til Sol,tb Safota ollereoe bar
begpnot at bile Jig. s mango Gil
iGloer er Set Solf, iom iioitc Cont
lrrer bar fisbt 2ano % opfert Be aler
neopenoigite @uie, ipn be III til.
ilptter, lrlelt Ser er oglaa Dem, ionl
fommer for at forpogte bpao @ano
Ser fan iaoeS. Ser err til Stntsoe-
partell1entet inolpbet mango Sore
Ipsrgsler ira eitIige Stoters Sorpag-
terc. Ser III le9er De lettere %ilfanr.
lonr &clten bnber. Ter CT n1c Mcr-
fer til, at Snoilptnineen oennc Cana
blluer lterrc eno pan mallge Hlar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Noro 9afota.
NYrbicf ipr Nuuorcsien. lii

VIruIVl TUr NUHNrtsTtH' ftTUVI :
%urNicf al 0iaiSton, tibliecrc Meo'
lem al 2eeiSlatiren og Spnn !. Sra'
iiers republitanlfc Mcobeiler I'll 8u'
pcrnaritilinecn for to gar iiScn, or
cpiiilet iom aonoioat ior aonarcs'
len ira treble Siltrift, % Der paa'
%itaaeS, at 3onportiian Seaalie life
piI mooiTtic iia hans aanoioatilr.
Ter or ooa Ncltc Mcnin9er hcrom'
"a I. Norion. 0iitriftcts mlpTrcnoe
Sonarcsmnuo. har aiorf Slancn nlall
&C Sicucitcr / 2anbctS lopNlnenoc
Soriamlina "a ilaar Jig meget aopi
hos SilirIftct. .yarmerbeiolfnli'e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

TN Spal fan cpboloc iig eli % en-
holp Sime unbcr @anoe, men iaa CT
ben o9iaa neoiaeet til of fcnimc up
til SperiIooen Tor at bente yiiit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
eifcr baabc Soften" % "1amen".

Sea mpctos @oscn "Famcn / Spibt"
for Ell SID iiben, % ies n,aa iiae
"Samcn / 6piSt" er en- al Sc bebitc
ssser, ies bar lGt, iaa ies tsr irpst
cnbeiale Den iii mine 2anssmrno.
iom liter at lrie CT COB @os. 2ise,
Iebes Soften" % "Seo Irnen", ct af
sc bebite uoritc SIabc, hi bar Der /
Scnnet.
SiIicn til ale "Eoiten"s 2GIere!
q. 8unberion.
Sulutb, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

aun CT "0rcmtc cutniue."
,Srr at fno bet cate 'orlaua meh fnlbt slaru Snra'
tire Srouic Suiniut. Se effer llnecrifrtffen az Y. ~.
Grove. Surtrtr Sor,ieIeiie paa ell Tag. 3N- aer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
ViIee fmreret i6tiI IL 1aac.

Apothefsrne tilboaebetaIer Venae hotS Fnic Clint.
lnert life furerer Neeube. u'nnltae. blebenbee aer freuis
itoatnoe Tiles. 5erne Inoeuoelie 9iper Sinbring. SOC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

Scrfisicfic bcrirfer Sroeopinc ro @,,s.
"rIntiut Srouiu Suluiut 'icrrer Anriaaeu Yer
or tuu en- "@rpmn Cutuiue" T.. ~. Grooves
lluotriirj'ter pnu NEIcu. BOG. ghn
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wtlftc Collins:
Suit

llben SammcnIisnins en- al Sc
melt lpGnoenbe oe fGngsIenbe Sor.
teninger, iom er @ifreuet / bore Gage.
Som Ell mpitiit Spegeliesbiitorie Ell.
Ter iom Ell Gonon Sople's Teteftip.
roman boIoer ben SGierenS Spmerf.
iombeo faneen fra isrit til iioit.
"Samen / Spiot" er ct SpinoeI.
pap al Slit og &Gnfer, glifop o.
SAB.
479 Siber fort Soeiormot.
Iris S1.OO. Meo Soften"
ct Nar $500
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
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rntluncr. NiiuuciotuA @oarb pi Con.
trol hur mco otuuc llQc2 &elpuocllc
lat ollie Stotcn% l<ultitutioncr poa
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¬leb AZ Ell 800 300 lana Cont
Iunga GIoobrcoocn. hpor &rpl0c ifol
unlUAGe@. SteOct lig9cr nrr T,crn.
baneIlnier % LICE / Niertet al 9pcnS
6abrit3itrrg, bporior oet cr ntcact
F9oot itItet Tor Oct Brig, til builfc oet
ar iitret. @pen oil itror looc opiprc
III / ollc @enlecnoer MODERN @rp0ac,
ioct Ell itor 6Iootroiif '%oruoice&.
Spenif patriotiif Seit. Solf al
iuenif @pro | AiimncopoIi9 aicr ,Sor.
an%'toItninaer I'll Seroog N'tcn al
'clrc Aoraoogeu ior Sobn Gricnlona
Scier oner "YPcrrimoc" clcr rcttcrc
hons Snoo "@ionitor"@ Scicr. uch en-
potrlotllf Sc't. "Sohn eric.ion Yea
que o. Yatrioiic Scrpice" CT nplia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08

efrip eftcr T~rsoecrempIns al "1fcorat.
Soften % Sch srnen"! Silia'fe % men uc
nresie rcri!e Slab I Snertsa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
Wtnnciptd.
Ncliuns Mprbcr ifnloia.

NCllOna WUrbcr itNlbIo. Nolan6
1enrionnet er Al Ell >ltru / Siitritt@
rctten / 9emioU nnoen itploiQ /
Moro uuocn @rao. Get por iioit.
Icocn 15he 9top.. al hnn itieb %
oruttc C2cor Sliou, @ontta@iercr !
NelnlNlI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-08
GomntpcmbcosmGnS aiues Spreis.

vtpNS ~pittS~
ilng. @llpcrlor @urnquiit har Man.
BAG itoltcot en- Srorc. huoruco She
riii Sbon1aa =. @hitc al Goocbicbina
Gountp, Manor 6ront Scenes al IN.
icriutlonnl SAILS ~ Nonor Setter
@lbbon az Nc@licr oic~ninbluttca / line
Gmbcoer. Mcn NenInn til Sbcrifi
Sohn &a1cncr al Namicn Gountu
bleu Der ocunc Sang life taact noacll
%cllemmel'c. &c GlaQcr, iont al
Nonparti'an ScoAlc or inoienot til
@lipcrnercn uucr ToIiticbcf Nuuio-
ION al Honnlep Sountp, Shcriii Sip-
ingiton al Nicc Goluntp o. Guuntu.
oopotat NieholoS Al Socfion Goiuntn,
ioet Sisie GmbeosmrnS iprlanates
aiiot. er bleunc oipilt. buorimob Der
maalte uil beorbreS llnoerieoelie al
aIaaen moo Sberiii =. Z. See al
Sacf'on Gonntp.
Eiacr pranniicrcr %sScflmb. Scnl.
ten Al Sncn Tlr9iniaH lilac apinbcr
har oonnet ell Stub lor at aierc ri
vet Iiet Icitcrc for %ncns TcbcripcnbC
ucN al IN Snapper. ltoppc Sirempcr
| GA lorlnne berce alGher mcb ell Bon
: bpor oeiie nloatic irGnges. Scr pll