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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26

&C h eS, my ba X
ached all the time.
| was tired and had
no ambition for any,
thing. ! had taken
a number of medi-
cines which did me
no good. One day
| read about Lydia
E. Pinkham's Nege-
table Compound and
what it had done for
women, so [ tried
it. My nervousness
IL a~l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
Teddy OBrim.

The meeting in the Court House hail
for Saturday evening which was an
nounccd In Yesterdays paper for men
only. has been changed and this meet
Ing will be open for every one. Teddy
ORricn. q private in the English army.
will tell Of his experiences on the battle
field. he having been wounded seven
times last August. The meeting will
begin mt 7:3O o'clock and large crowd
is urged to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
Animal Hauduet.

This evening in the basement nf tho
ST. Paul's Evangelical church will b.
given thu annual banquet in honor OF
the choir and church council. Tho NJ
fair will be- given under the auspices uf
the. Mems brotherhood Of this chifice.
and vi i'll be attended by large number.
Several interesting talks will be given
10y members Of the congregation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
south SIDE news


Several busy sessions of the Boy
Scout troops were held last evening in
their various meeting places. at which
time plans for tho parade were COM
pietcl The boys Of ,his section of the
city ar: all Yer: enthusiastic and are
anxious {" do their best. They con-
slider il = great honor to be appointed
..S spe,. al ,.-.,'ort for the I-a1tres and
Tfll uph..i,i ;'t:.ir name.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26

Ter Of Thirty Sixth street was side
swip-d yesterday BY large coal truck.
at the corner OF Thirty-cighth and
Charline street. when rounding tn"
curbing. but was struck 4 glanuing
blow, throwing him violently to the
ground. but although painfully not SER
iously iujurng him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
Dance Big Success.

The dance. OF ~ Home club "f South
Jacob street given t>st evening in Their
apartments vas largely attended by III"
young peopl" Of this city. The commit
tee in char;;" had beautifully decorated
the church in flags and surhlcTs Of al-
lied countries. Latest dancing numbers
were rendered by Notes orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
Mons League Meeting.

A meeting TO formulate pl;lns for n
program to be carried out during the
summer months was held last evening
in the parlors Of the ST. Stephens Re-
formed church. by the newly organized
Mems League Of this cdificc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
Suppar at 81. HulG

The supper given a; thu ST. Paul's
Evangelical church last evening WAS
largely. attended hy The members az the
CONGREGATION. The supper was pro-
r"t,ncea eXcailen: by al! WHO attended.
:tnd many stated the ladies would have
regular patrons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
VIII GIN Party.

On Monday evening at tho home Of
Miss Virginia Ritz of Thirty-eighth
and Woods street will be the scene OF a
delightful party. given by the girls oil
the KreSGc's five and ten cent store. I'm
honor oC l.. A Legrcid. who will leave
Tuesday for camp. LcErcid enlisted
some. time ago, in the reserve corps and
recently received notice from officials
that he was to be sent to camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26

made at the meeting Sunday. In the
morning DIR. koontz will deliver a ser
mon, The Nations Dependence on
Cod"
The following program will be rem
dercd by the choir. directed by Mrs. Nay
who will b. assisted by Mrs. Koontz and
John Acker:
Anthem--"America--
Solo-"Kcep The Home Fires Burning"
80. By Mr. Dan Jones. Trio. selected.
Anthem. Solo-"In France" Mrs. koontz
The Star SpanGled Banner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26

Kidd-What has become OF the au-
thors who used 20 write stories with a
moral?
kdder--Ther are now writing NOV
ng-piCturh plays with an immoral
Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26

to Alexander Neff. Land in Pultrcy
township. Consideration 5l.600.
William Pyle. Jr. and Louisa Chris
tina Pyle to F. c. Davis and Alice j.
Davis. Land in Martins Ferry. Com
sideration 9400.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
MADISON WINS;
50 DOES CLAY
sP1E1rEp GAMES BY GRADE SCHOOL
MINES STAGED AT TWENTY
Sixth STREET GROUNDS
Island Boys Continue Whirlwtnd Play
Ing With Batting Big
MarZiu.

Clay won over Rtchic. . Ia I. and
Madison down"d Centre. l& To !. IN
the public schools athletic league base
hall games played on the Twenty-siXth
street Fairgrounds yesterday afternoon.
In the first game Clay. after leading
by :. comfortable margin ur to the last
inning came near LOSING tho game by
Il terrific hating rally started ny
Richie Hits by Miller. irscc and
Humphrey in the third inning anu "r-
rnrs by Ritchie in tn" fifIi were largely
responsible for the Clay victory. Freeze
pitched good game for the luscrs Clay
lineup: Cory. a.; Hamil. r.: Miller. ID. ;
1fricc. 3b.: Spring. IS; Hnuers. "o. !:
humphrey. H.: comaCk. CT: Ecrd and
Ynhn. RI Richie lineup: Murrin c.;
Freeze. p: GcaGer, 1b.: ShrwinSkL b.;
Rickss.: Armbrustcr and HUGH. 3D.; Van
Dyn". Peterson and Weis. IT,: Fcr'nil-
lion and Reuthcr. rf; ScabriEht. RI.
f IL e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26

That truth s. stranger that notion
nnds q striking illustration In tho lire
story Of the czartna OF Russia-not
long ago reirninG with her husband
over 100000 subjects and one
seventh Of the ground expanse OF the
globe. Today she Is plain Mrs. S!cho-
las Romanoh. an e1na In Tooolsk. the
drearlest spot In all OF dreary Siberia.
No romance Of any other King or
eommoner exceia In variety the an,az-
ing experience OF this woman Others
have lost thrones. but not such q
throne As that OF the Russtas-the
richest and most autocratic on earth.
Her drst trouble was too much
mother-iu- law the DowaEer CIaFina
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
MarriaRe Licenses.

Michael Savinsky and ANN Fro
tiva- both Of Neff.
Allen Spencer Perkins. Of Bethesda.
and Altnea Brazora Wilson. Of Morris.
town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
HOW TO AVOID
BACKACHE AND
NERVOUSNESS
Told by Mrs. Lynch From
Own Experience.

Providence, r. I.-"I was all run
down in health, was nervous, had head
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26

Truck Hits Bike.
The b!cycl. heiag ridden by Cecil Mil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
EXCLUSIVELY IN THE
PITTSBURGH CHRONICLE TELEGRAPH
The Amazing Life Story Of the
Recent Empress Of Russia Now
Told For the First Time

trying to retain possession OF The
crown Jewels. which by law belongs
to the reigninE Czarina Failing In
this the Cars mother did succeed in
forcing her son and dauEhter-in- Law
TO I've for a long time In couple OF
stufry room. OF her own palace. while
half a dozen gorgeous palaces. hlled
with servants and all the require
ments Of royalty stood waiting for
the young couple. How did tho oil.
lady do this. you will ask. That Is
only explained by tho peculiar court
customs Of old Russia which also
make clear many other unusual eH-
periences-some tragic. some comic
that befell tho new wearer Of the
tito Of Czsrina Of all the Russias.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-10-04

Z Buy LIBERTY BONDS
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-10-04
* Buy liberty BONDS -
PRIORITY COMMISSION
RULES ON STREET WORK

County Engineer Bibbins has receiv-
ed the following official ruling made
by the Priority Commissioner, cover
ing the continuance of work on streets,
pavements and roadways substantially
under way until Nov. 1, without per-
nit:
Contractors and others engaged in
the construction of streets, pavements
and roadways now substantially under
way, are authorized to continue such
construction, and manufacturers and
distributors of and dealers in mater
ials used in connection Herewith may
continue to furnish same for such con
struction work up to Nov. 1, 1918. Ap-
plication should be made promptly to
the U. S. Highways Council, thru the
State Highway Department, for the
completion of all such work now under
contract and under construction which
cannot be completed prior to Nov. 1.
"No new contracts for the mainte-
nance, construction or reconstruction
Of streets, pavements and highways
should be entered into, or no new con-
struction not now in progress under
taken, either prior or subsequent to
Nov. 1, without first obtaining a per-
nit from the Highways Council thru
the State Highway Department :"
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-10-04
For Sheriff, Park c. Bige|ow

To the voters Of Medina county:
1t would afford me great pleasure
to meet and shake hands with every
voter in the county between now and
Nov 5, but other obligations demand
ing my attention will prevent me from
doing so. But will make an effort
to see as many of you as possible.
In the meantime I invite you to in
vestigate my candidacy, and solicit
your consideration, and if you feel
justified, your influence and support
will be much appreciated. If elected,
l promise to fulfill the requirements of
the Office to the best of my ability, and
conduct myself and the affairs of the
office in such a manner that, at the ex-
piration of my term, may enjoy your
greater confidence, and you may be
able to say, "You made US good SER
want and did your work we'll"
Yours truly,
PARK G.. BIGELOW
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-10-04
WEEKLY NEWS notes BY
COUNTY Superintendent

The County Board of Examiners
will hold their regular examination on
Saturday, Oct. 5, in the office of the
county superintendent.
By the end Of the week, we expect
to have completed our first visit to
every school in the county. This pre-
liminary visit has given us a general
idea of the resources and needs of the
schools of the county. We shall i'm
mediately start on the second round,
emphasizing those matters which
seem most needed. We have almost
overcome the shortage of teachers and
can now give more time to construc-
tive supervision.
We are just now completing our list
of teachers for the county. The re-
turns have been somewhat slow in in
stances, but are glad to be approach
ing the end. Very soon each teacher
will receive full information from the
Agricultural Division of Ohio State
University relative to stock census
which is to be made through the in
strumentality of the school.
The President of the United States
has designated Oct. IL, the annivers-
ary of the discovery of America, as
Liberty day. This can also be Co.
lumbus day, and big day also in the
Liberty Loan drive and the sale of
War Savings Stamps. Let the schools
plan definitely for this day and make
it count for democracy.
The first week of our War Savings
Stamp campaign, reports came from
five schools, the second week from
eleven. and this week from thirteen.
This shows how the work is growing.
Some places seem not to know at this
time just what has been done. Local
problems and difficulties have absorb
ed their chief attention thus far. We
hope to report that they have gotten
into this work soon.
We are giving total sales to date of
schools reporting:
Pauline Waters, Sharon Center,
$315.95; Helen Bryenton (primary) !,
$6712; Beatrice Blakeslee. Chasebrook
school, $52.95; Evelyn Krieger, Poe,
grades 5 to 8, $154.47; Dorothy Rice,
Poe, grades 1 to 4, $43.76; Lucille Mil
Ter. Brunswick, No. 2, $71.76; Ger
trude Hung, Brunswick, grades 5 to
7, S78.65; Laura Arthur, BENEFITS Cor
ners, $55; Margie Ridiker, Sherman's
Corners, $41.50; Leona Wolf, Guilford
township, $36.25; Edna Worden, Gull
ford township, $3.50; Miss Huntley,
Lafayette, grades 3 and a. 1921 90;
Miss Hazen, Lafayette, grades 8 to 7,
s3S2.35; c. w. Sloan, high school,
$362.25; Halle Shaw, Lafayette,
grades 1 and 2. $99.75; Edna Lowe,
Homer, grades 7 and s. 1886. 90; Mae
Waltz, Erhart school, York township,
$414.50; Mr.. and Mrs. Bart, Chippewa
Lake, $601 Us; Lodi, Vacation sales,
$6342.25; Mayno Pratt, Medina Cen
ter, $23.75: Miss Russell and Miss
Tanner, Windfall school. $3.50: Mrs.
Mclean, Granger high school, 1921. 20;
Mr.. Hartinger, Spencer schools, $685.
80: Hinckley No. A, (name omitted),
$167.50; Sophia Bevins, Chatham. $43.-
25; Miss Won Gerechten, Mallet Creek,
s17315; Miss Lutz, Seville. $1,000;
Miss Speck, Seville, $164.25; Miss
Kreider, Seville, $396.25: Miss Mclean
Seville, s351.50; Miss Detwiler, Sc
vile, $306.50; high school, Seville,
$4,000.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-10-04
OBITUARY

Moses Rickard, one of the older
residents of Seville and vincinity, died
at his late residence on Tuesday after
noon Sept. "a, at o'clock. Mr.. Rickard
has been in f ailing health for some
time, and the end was not entirelyunex
pected. He was in a state of uncons-
ciouness for several hours before his
death.
Mr.. Rickard had he lived until the %
of next month, would have reached
the age of "a. He was married over 81
years ago to Miss Ruth Pomeroy of
Leroy, who survives him. Beside the
widow, three sons survive to mourn
his loss. They are Delbert Rickard of
Medina and Allen and Charles, who
live on the farm north of Seville.
There are four grandchildren, one of
whom, Don Rickard, has recently been
called to the service of his country.
The funeral service was held from
his late residence Thursday after
noon Sept. 26, at 2, with burial in
Mound Cemetery, Seville. The Rev.
George Baner Of the Universalist
church, Akron, conducted the service.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-10-04

dairy farmer in Medina county," de-
clares County Agent Salisbury. The
management have endeavored to stage
an educational exhibition that will be
second to none ever held in the dairy
world.
Breeders of the pure breeds of
dairy cattle cannot afford to miss this
opportunity to study animals from
the greatest herds in America" says
Mr.. Salisbury.
The judging will take place as fol-
lows: Ayrshires, October ID; Brown
Swiss, October ID; Jerseys, October
Is; Guernsey, October 16; Holsteins,
October II.
The U. S. Food Administration de-
partment Of Agriculture and Depart
ment of Labor will have educational
exhibits. Manufacturers will show
a complete line of dairy equipment
Lectures viii be given on all related
subjects. This is without a doubt the
dairymen's greatest opportunity, to
study his business by learning what
the other fellow is doing.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-10-04
liberty BONDS >
AGRICULTURAL ADVISER

Agricultural advisers, one of whom
is to be associated with each distict
draft board in the county are to be
announced soon by the Department of
Agriculture, which is appointing them
after consultation with agricultural
leaders in various states. The agri-
cultural advisers, in accordance with
a plan agreed upon by the War Labor
Policy Board, Provost Marshal Cen
eral, Secretary of War, Secretary of
Agriculture, and Secretary of Labor,
are to present facts to the draft board
relative to the supply of agricultural
workers. Peter Small of Geauga coun
ty has been appointed adviser for the
district to which Medina belongs, and
is expected to be here soon.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-10-04

Thru a misunderstanding several
citizens turned their clock pointers
back an hour on the 9th of Septem-
Der, but promptly turned them back
again as soon as they began to get
the merry ha ha from every direction
Even the large clock of Geo. Highs
was on hour slow all day Monday
while Walter Fenton persisted in turn
ing his clock back Sunday night, thus
gaining an hours sleep Monday morn
ing. Oct. 27 is the official date for the
resumption of the old time.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-10-04
DAIRYMEN URGED TO ATTEND
NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW

The National Dairy Show will be
held at the state fair grounds, Co.
lumbus, O.. from October 10 to 10.
This is the largest show of it's kind,
"and should be patronized by every
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01
Wv trjf Vote.

G2n tpifc &~egicring bar icnot
ErGUocut Wiliou llof Ell fort Mote
iom Ipocr Iaaiebca:
Gen tUite Staggering erfienScr
N~foNtngclicu al Sporct ira oc Sore.
nc0c Stotcr5 FrGiioent.
E~rriiocntcn cr opmcrfIom pao
o. piotrrffencc 6orauOringer, iom
lar pGrct giemnemiert, % lom er
lm0cr @iennemiereIie / ben tDife
tonititttioncllc Struftur, o. at
Observation-Disclosures isre9 al eli
6oItcrcgicring, ! bpiS @Guo,r lig
ger - bnaOc iaftiit og fonititlltio-
melt - Mngtcn til al latte DC bin.
ocuoe 9ciIlttlsuger. WilitGrmag
ten cr o3Ion mocrloQt ocnrc.
Gen tpitc GcgieriuN ucnter mt
6orilog til en- &oabcnitiIitano, buil.
let oil bli oct Ioritc Sfriot ben.
lmo0 en- retiGroig 6rcO, iom Yrr.
iiocutcn bar lrcmitiuet / i'm BRO.
flamatio1. SOlf."
Get nil life bli ~nooucuoigt ior
TrUii0ent @iliou at iuore poa SEN
ne Aott. Get cr NnritoIf SOD %
bans miIitTre &ouOgiocrc. Iom mn
bar Orbct.
,%Qoor, Sen 3Otc Cttob,r, oper-
laltcoc2 NcNicrinNcu / @oibinGton
res at mootoge nof en- Note ira SEN
tnifc Staggering. Cen Dor life 'om
Gc tioIiQcrc rettct til ErpIioent Mil-
iun perIonlig. Gen er i%ornct Ior1
en- o~ImiuoCIi9 %llnoerretnina Tor Den
cmcrifunifc Staggering ON, bOoronn
bnaoc D}agtcn OF Nniuaret ! Sulf-
Icno cr bIct ~opcrfort I'll oen folfe-
pollte HiQ3oug % bcltriper 6rcm-
gangcn meo Oc neopenoige fonItitn
tionellc 6ornnoringcr.
Set mltpoea ira Waihington. at
ocntc me tpifc 9totc life bringer no.
gen Gorunoriua / Situotioncn, men
at GrUijotnt NiIIou Itror uil ouer
icnoe ocn til Nori2, buor De ollie.
re0c politiitc % militGre Seoere MI
cr iamlct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01
Dec Oeitfronten.

Faa S~eitfrontcn er Der fife fore
Goaet l9rlig leniationcac Sing DC
iioiie Gage.
Zen ~iterite 6oranoring iorcgif i
S~cgpnoelIen al llgen meaem 81.
rcne Gle og gisne, / git % Ioro-
9ii for Saon, bpor 8eneralerne De-
benp, Wangin og @ililalimat trGng-
* ircm lem OtiI pna Ell 16 Vtil breo
6ront.
. Set Iaa en- 3io no til, at Spiferne
her "a paa illot 3lIbagetog belt til
Slr5or, men iorau @ulie bleu oct
p%luolclig Stans. 1piterne latte JIG
Ter fraitigt til MoOperge, Oct preoe
q Walflngep9rer bag bper Sten %
Glllf.
Gette bar forcIo6ig bragt nogen
StanS / observation-disclosures 6remgang,
men @uiIes Sab fan pentes naar-
ion1belit, ba S%ernbnnen melem ben-
lie @p % Marie cIcreoc er afIfoaret.
5 Observation-Disclosures er Sri.
tcrnc ioreIobig i%tanIet, men paa
Lcg1e Sioer al MeuIc bar Imerifo-
ncrne after begpnOt at banre Sp-
tilbagc og bar aaereoe inap.
pet ira Dem flerc pigti8e Stiaingcr.
&ongtrGffenbe omerifanlfe aanoner
Ior bombaroeret Be tpitc transport.
peo G~onilans.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01
Sid$te Kri9$nyt.
Seiren / Stalten.

2on0on 30tc Oft. - Nmerifarlfc
trooper uroer &ommanoo al Gcne.
raj Great nducoe ibag frem til Siupe
% llilttcOe Jig til Den ltore Scamp,
iom maalfc oil oigiere Zlterrig9
Sfipbne, cnonu ior Nrtiflcrlc ON
Toabcnitilitan0 blir formltlcrct. Sine
~rifonernc, iont fom til Stolien iioit
/ Sl1li, bcitaor Tor Oct mcite al crop
per ira S6io % enOcl ira Vennipl-
pania.
Siocn Sen i~tolicu'fc Sfieniip be,
Qpnbtc Tor Ell llQc iiberL bar De 9laic-
reoc togct $4,000 Sanger, mclocr
Spergenerolcn 0ia5 ioag. Ser cr
toget 100 @ononcr, % bciriet ouer
200 2ano9bpcr % 700 Gnoorotfilo
meter al Scrritoriunl. s Sc iibite 81
Elmer cr Der tagct HOOP Sanger,
bporaf 6.176 iolocr p1a Nritcrne.
Stolicncrre har III lloplbct i'm
Siicniip belt til 9lbriotcrhapct, iou.
lcocS at Gampfrontcn MI uogier 50
Wtil. Gen me Srcmrpflliua blco Be
qpu0t igaur Mites al Den 3oic ita.
lienifc Nirntc u1bcr Somilanoo al
Sertllucn al Noita.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01
Ct frit Sobmen.

&iebcnbupn 30te Sft. - Gen
c5cffiife NationaIf1nite opertog i
NfonoagS Hegierin8el9 6unftioner
{ Tra9, telegratcre5 ioag BERTH ira
Berlin. Settc bctegncr Den lptte=
l;N tilcnoebraetc HeOolltion / Bob
WCn.
&c ~fejIerlige eiterrigIfe Spmboler
plep %iicrnet ira Oe of'entlige Vpg'
ltn9er i Erag, % ale feiierll8t
|roflanationer bIep repet neo. gp.
chs embellishments aila8oe Sroltabs-
eocn til Den npe ieIuitpnolge c5effllfe
Stat.
Manoog aftcn itiaeoe General
4ioul aeItranef, iom tomnanoereoe
0arniionen / Trag, belle Dem pGbne-
Sc Stnrfe / 9pen til Ocrt cseffi'te Sea
tionoltomites Naa0i8beo.
Sra 0uIel n%teIoe5, at oeh elterrlgs
ifc lloenrigsminiitcr @rep Nnorda-
IL oaereoe bar traaot / oiplomlatl't
IorbinoelIe meb Ben c%jcffo-l Iopatilte
&cgicring / Trag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01
Senator 2lrlGons Unl0.

Otter huo0 Der mcoocIta ira Min
ncioto bar %aIgfampcu Der pluoiclia
tot Ell I'M % upcutct %cuoiug ior
Scuatorpolact9 @cofommcnoc. ioe;
Sen ocmofra,jifc 9}oiionolfomitc / ct
Telegram til %ohu &iuo iuOtrUn
gcnOc hcmuacr til Ccmofrotcrnc a.
femme poQ Nntioualpurtirta 2auoi
6ot for 2cuotor. W}r. Gol0crmooo
9cttc poIitlltc Irut tr ina nltQct mcr
pperroifcuoc, iour Stotcn2 0cmotro
fer prnftiit tolt bar crtlUrct ijQ ior
equator 9}clioua @iruualR uco life
OF opitiuc uolcu N|}ootouoioat. Tcttr
iom Ell Nucrticuoclic al Sruatorcu9
fraitiQc Stctic Tor GrUiiocut @ilion
mlocr ariQcn oQ Al @cuinu til Den
rooocu0c GpiutniuA / Staten, at oct
piIoc uprc riiitabclt oQ %mcujuQalpit
al ombuttc Scnator Nclion mco en-
m oQ uprnuct Wiuu0 rn0er 0c uupp
rcnoc OmitTu0iabc0cr. Nt Golocr
ipooo cr Ell aauoioat. iom iolcr Sc
melt mooitriocuor Glcmcutcra Stottc,
al hans &ou0iontur iGgca ircuunct
booOe / Gorbuo2iaQcu3 oQ 0c "poa
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banoc til %onoliiter2 % Gro (nifcrc5
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On Senntor @cliou5 @icnpoIq
fnu ser ncppc barre @rluo til at
ipilc. Vian moo la oen (iQio til
STI8crbcfoIfningcr, at ocu life pil
inoIaoe 'iq pao Ct iaa tniliomt Gr.
pertinent iom set &otn 2in0 OF hans
5orbrmoairlcr Der hnr Qiort liz til
SalamUno for. %mi0lcrtjo orbcioc9
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beorc Soa uGr0ig, % pies @euQc no
opcr en- lnu Sto FOR at iua Golocr
tpoon onIgt % oct QirIocr ON Tor
Nfr. NcIiou3 &cuncr at purc poa
@oQt. SeIp hor Scnotorcn pon
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Der bar giort hans NHrprrclic /
Molhrnaton uomQiUuQCliQ nr6ucn
Nir i,ort T,f +,+ 0l,Ir4,,,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-01
Sfarpc, itiffcnoc
iciatir Smcrtcr
Joripinoer iOr Den girnncmtrGn,
senoe &irtning al Slpan's
ointment.

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2~Gnoeimericr ira Sumbaoo. Ycrpeiu
flammnt1oneu ira 9euriti5. 1iipbcNcu
SaIlen, SeoocioruriouinQcn, Eorirr5uiu
gen. Observation-Disclosures oo pe pun
teuoe NpGitelicr.
Netbeoeu / A~upeuoelie. 0~urliabcoeu !
&hloriHg. DC alorja iciIcnoc Htiulfalcr
famt HeHbeocu og gtonouticu pco
SIoar's eminent bdr qiort. al Scr lore
trRttes trenton ale andre @}ioler.