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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
.SamInm paa @aarbbnnbcl. Winr

sol Sen t0oe SlIi. 9igtcren Smut
Sontiun bar opbolOt iig her ! @pell
Sc iioite Gage. Son er nSe for al
fiebe @aorb % bar Jet poa ilcre iao'
oonuc baooe Iige peN 9pcn og Irns
ger borte. san fom BERTH ira 2png.
BAL, hpor han 6ao0c pGrct / ianlme
9Grinoe. On Gigtercn fonlmer til
at fiebe iig ct poSienoc S%orobruq
poa oi@ic 9onter, or enonu life al.
giort; men ban fol Ia lift iig mcQct
qobt poo SerIorbet, life min0It /
@nen meo beltS inrbeIeS pafrc o.
notltrifignrc Sntegn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Sirrcbrrnb.ri pan Icbnm. Uni

on So. bar iipIQe "OpI. Sio." er.
hherpet Hetten til Tor ct 5ib5rum al
5 Nor at brp0c al 6llriritllb / Sfo-
gen oner @rltneSmoenc, ~tilhprcn0a
@nnrbene Gielltoo on 9ritncs iomt
Mobum @ub. Stubbcrnc ifoI on
bcnheS til ltbpinoina al Sipre %
Serpentin, efter en- Mcthobc ionl
Sclifobct i~nbebnper |otcnt pou.
SfoQenS Gierc fol ia en- @ootQie-
rclic al 3 ar. pr. III. Stllb Tom 6rn-
beS. @rp0nireen fol pnobegnnoc5
ibeit, pcb fpnbige Ipcnife 9lrbeiocrc.
s~lnIrgaet for @%rUnbinQcn tpnfcS
IaQt poa Communications Tapirin-
briferS @rlno peb 9toroeubcn al Sen
me Sro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
SnlS .Qeircns NnpenSclIr. Wibor,

tSbc &llIi. Huber SinonsltopolQctS
@eisu / 2o,orct 2ciren nc0 Nulb
ircmiotte Stiiteomtmon6 @reu 6or.
iIog ON. at Iomtlige iuoife 9nmtcr
ifoI ooertopc 2ciren Tor pcb SiUlp
at Ben at oiIoite SnQebuicne Tor ino
6onne Eaticntcr, hpiS cqeutIige aur
cr enot. mel iom fln0e trpnQe iii en-
Gitcrfur UNDER &c iortrinlige 1or
boIo / 2eircu. Gctte I5oriIa1 tagcs
MT unocr SucrOciclic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Spir,r / Houmarf. Qisbcnbopl

i2te &uli. RuQbsitcn bar uentet /
Wlioten cqcr Shitniuqeu al 0cmc
g}nonco. &epnt % miIot Rcqn iom
er iuIot / Dc iioite Sage, bar imio.
lertio hcmmct NooninQet, men til
@icnqirlo ppret iii @upu ior 6eit
uobottct, boo0c hpoO apalitct oa
Aportitct onQuor. RuQhsiten pil mi
inloc oe 'orite Gnne ! 2llquit SIRE.
ocbeiten ct hoIpt Snes Sage %iencre,
GunriUoen bctnocIig iencre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Gu nprif Winiurbfurretninn.

rorifc Observation-Disclosures Nan-
b|olonccr ior isritc % anbet Soloaar
1917 ubpiier ct iamlet @cIeb al
t,Olt433, 352 Str. As Gre. Get
Err NorgeS ~ltoritc 6orrctnin9. Ile.
rcbc / Geccntbcr 1917 bcilntte0c
Stortinget, at Der ifirIOc ioretagc5
Ell tnlmG5iig og fritiif Hepiiion a
oiaIc MeQuitobcr. % BERTH er Der III.
Qiort Sfribt, ibct SpcrrctSiogfercr
Singulitoo pco fol. Hciollttion or no
nGpnt iii Ncpiiionscbei, % Der er olts
Iot ct HcpiiionapcrionnIe, hpiS Cont
ninocr lpbcr np til 10000 Ser. ON
Mtooncbcn. "NitcnpoItcn" tager MI
Sroet for. at Ben poabuote ~fritiife
&eDiiion life Blot ifol omintte be
trltfnc 0ispoiitioncrS motcricQc Be
ipiclic, ocreS @eniigtSmG@liqbcb %
Toriporligbeo, men at
Oct oaIao bliper nplnit, bopr Itore
aonntiteter WoOparcr Der peo llben-
ii9tSm9Siig eQcr ufpn0ig TofninQ
oQ Sogring er goact til Spil0c og
"fiert pao Sieen".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
STIR Goclstart.


res iorle0en ouer Gicnoomme aor.
paIo pna Ne0re Gfcr lom @rugSeier
Soafou aorualo / lin Sio ioIdte til
Gpcrretaiolicrcr Gem @agen %
= 1t Sauro @onfen. Goel5prPtcn-
Dent par @oofon aoruol0$ umpnbigc
Spn NnberS. Soytcn blcu tt2,500
aroner Tor ocn 0cI al Gicuoommcn,
iom CoeIaieaamooIet giploer. Sfo.
qClt. lom life in~obciattc9 / bernc
SunI. torcrtca ill $500 SIR. Rct.
ten oominiitrereoca al Sorenifripcr
Site mco 2Urer Orniuq, grne Scr
itrom, 8. Gfornrllo % q. Grog ionl
SfisnSmrnb. Nor SoeIsprUtcnocu.
ten msotc Nouofot @cacu. @cQgc
Barter iorIanQtC Spcrtart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Wmnitiae San0itfurbplb uco Spits'

bcracn. Songitiolf mebOeIer, at
belle Gitipitaberger, ia ieIu Norooit-
lalloet, TOM life bar ppret tilgirn9c.
liz poo mango 9lar, err belt isfri.
Sonqitiorbolbcnc iaar er bcrfor no
mcrfcoc, o. man penter, at Der nil
blipe fuloet mange Spnlros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Gleiraerems @aabcifuo. gn @llt

frd @riie SinIfog, elias Yuru3tor.
bet, blep ipinter iflt6t unOer EN- HSuot
/ 8rlietiGteren. Get beo iig at ppre
NGpeiagt, men piite iig ~iellere at
bore glgiaat / uloplig Sib pp poo
itlopIie Serrpn. 9ette cr Icnerc mo,
rsinmet al Spgerne. Zen uporne
Sfptter, Ole @icIiietorpet, bar M
faaet fin Com. @on fif Sen pes 3or.
hersret al Sorenifriper @ul6ronIon
/ Sol6r. Toitaobner Gpale % @e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Stort GicnSumSiala. 9}ofIfop ooc

SlrIi. Nafifop Nprooo hor iooo al
Broprietpr Haamieicn fiobt Sfoua.
gnarb poo SpingeIpei peo Rnfifou
Tor 100000 aroucr. @dorocna 9lrc.
al er ca. 100 lor. 9an0. garct2
@eit, @ciTtninq % Hcoifober mes
iolQcr. Nofifop bar | Sen icncrc 5io
fisbt iorifieligc Gien0ommc oo
EorOoreolcr for at hinore @rlnoipc-
fulation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Sclcsrammer ira RmSlanS. ais

bcnhopn 20oc ISltIi. Iii set oonitc
IcIe9roipUien CT ser iielgc "ariitel.
GalbI." / oi2ic Sage onfommet Ell
mGgtig Stobel S|cIcqrommer ira
NuSIanb. belle 1900 Jolt. telegram.
mcruc err beiororc6c hcIc &cicn pr.
l}oit. TICrta1et al lclcQrammerne
cr itrcpnc % in0lcpercoc i Tctroarao
/ Hpril-Nini. poo Observation-Disclosures
irrIiae @Ioufetter oQ nntogeligt be.
tnlt mco DC mcact iorheicoc Garter,
oct r%uSiiife GcIcgroiurieu freezer.
Gercitcr cr icluc &c originate plan.
tcttcr bIcucn li99cuoe / Eetrogroo
pan Ct clcr ou0ct &outor. lnotil &c
illtttcIig er bIeucn bciororcoc pr.
Camper iii StocfboIm % ocrira Vi.
0crclcu0t hcrtil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Cnnmnrfs hpieite Tnnft.

@nnnchsi", ser cr oncrtoQct al ct
Titicielifab, og me0 Stottc ira 5tot
% &ommumer er bIcoct om6ou.
net til ct NotionoIonlrQ, noNct liz,
ncnoc Simmelbicrnct. bIcp in6pict
Seubo9 Den 76c SuIi. SoIerc beN
6eitcn por Sfot Naroom Selling.
% @renpolo NicIicn. &eitbirf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Gu SnnnmelSfGbrif.

,>llli. Girefter i. NJ. Nonicn / @icu
tote bar fiobt @unNcu poo 500 Cor.
Sono / &cltercgncn "a nil fra tie
Nuluit oprcttc cl &undmcl5iobrif !
@rinhitco. Sobrifcn lfal fumnc be
banolc 10 Cons 2unQ oaglia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Nprnentpfts Soncu.

/ Noroentoit SaQcn Dor M ioo uiot
fremifre6er. at Sen funoe pnre lint
tct ! ocn olernUrmeitc 5io. &nio
Iertio er ser iiclac "lott." / Sc iioItc
Sage frcmfommcu ctoeI me Gplu2
ringcr, iom pil me6isre, at Huber
IeqcIicn fonrmer til at itrUffc liz
oner minoit en- Mouncb5 Si0 cuomt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Snlnt Nntrl.

Sulat Sutcl. aoIoiug t9oe Sllli.
Miaiionaboteaet / aoIoina er al
@icrcL @r. GiIcricn iolgt iii 2. 5b.
Tcterieu, "Sfauoiuapicn" / &ol0in9.
Tor t3S,500 SIR. &npcutar % Ger
uice mebielacr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06

9rToitrup tsbe SS,li. llnoer
ct bcitiqt Sor0enpcir. ser imorqes
prog oper @rroitrup.Ggnen ilog
Snret neo / Mlircrmeiter 5borbcn.
lens Gicnoom i @rGoitrup. Sfor-
ltcncn OF en- aomipr ipIintreoeS, %
Scr onrettcocs iorificaig Hnuagc.
Ter opitoo @roro ! @uqningen, men
Sloen blcu ooa hurtiq %iIitffct iGien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
1ampcfabrifen ; Srammsn. Grant.

men t3oe Sitli. Otter hpab "Grom.
mems Sioenoe" meobeIer, bar llbcn-
Ion0ife SpefuIunter / Sen iibIte Sir
ior'p0t at fiebe pp glftier / 9(ttieiel-
ifo6et "Norif 2ompciobrif" / 9rom
men. Too e%rtrnorbinnr General
ioriomlinQ peotoges en- @eItemmelie,
ion ifol biuorc WaSieopfieb al of.
tier til ltolanoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06

itprer Noritrem bar 9ictSpioncr. %
mango uiI irneS, at hnn ilnp iorrt
.biaig ira oct. On ulopIig Glgiogt
o. ct Mcnncitclip iitcoctior Gla bleu
ncntlig t%iIiomntcn flu pGroiat til eli
Nftlft al 200 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
onnSrrGtc Scitc. 5biitcS 1906

SltIt. Huber ct Sorocnpcir iooor
iIo9 Spnct nco pon Ell Wtorf / W}onr
oN orUbtc 10 tosooridc Noppcpln1c.
ttlbsreloe Ell @nnr6cicr. "a GIodc
mes %Tr6i mcO nc mupGrcnbc Ncitc
pri'cr bar ca. 5000 ar. "a &c fun
nor ioriifrcoc Tor 1900 SIR, Iiocr
Gicrcn CT itort Ga6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Spurnaliitcrs llSbanne!ic. Norp

Icrs ga aueint5 Stipen6ier - bncrt
pon 1000 ar. - or al Norif QresIci
iorbunbs Stprc tilocIt Sefrctpr i
"SiocnS 5eQlr" %il6elm Spe0t, lonr
utocr eli &ciie / DC 6orcnebc Stater
% Canada oil irlbere Spsrgsmaalet
ON SourllaIiIterS l~tbonnnelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
TlDucrcn Snbl 0ar.

Hoe %ltli. Zen / lin Els ucoiturtcoc
SIuucr. &utcnoont NuhI, or Scnool
Normibonq ~oilnact nch 2ebcn BOA
@arniionpiuucMiict al oc SuUitclicr.
ban lit uco NcoimrtulnQcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Soma .Saafun til Stpcfbplm. Sri

Itionia 19oc 3nli. &on9 @0afon
oatcr at gienaiplbe Den ipenife aon-
geS @ciog / &riitionia peO ct Scieg
/ StocfboIm / Septcmbcr Wtoalleo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06

&ronprins Slan tager fig mt hper
Soriniobog en- Seiltitr poo ariitia-
niofiorben meb i'm npe % apabrnt
meter 2nitfuter, iom ban npliq if /
Sebielsbagsgone al fine Sorplbre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Sra Oann1drf.

2ouiummc @irS. en- @aaroeier
pan SonocIono iolatc iorlebcn I
@iT3 I'll Scpcrin9 / Nopembcr. 2e
inobraQtc ham - POO ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Vrnnfmncuc.

Ger brn6e3 ircmocIe9 @rmfltl pco
S%roIobcoc / itort CmionQ. Stot3
bolcrnc bar Iogt Spor ira Stotio
men til aullcict. % Scr bruoca To-
80 NoQulooniuNcr Nrlmful onlIig.
30 Wionb er bcifiUitigct pes 2cict
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Store Mntreli.ifncr. 9ii

lSoc %ili st oucroroeutIia riat
Mafrcliiifcri bripc2 i oi9ie Sage paa
&citfriten. Store Mafrclitimer itnar
tTt mo moh Sonb / ipria >Sagt pon
Stimcr al Smoaiilo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Sso / suact. aisoc ts6c &uli. )

~FU <UNVI. MTUNC TNUV ,NITIT. =
3oNct mcllcm ErUite % Hritpco blcp
eli % oorig Mano / 6ormi0On0
pluoiclig ma % oiQif fort citcr pco
Geocr. Set bar icncrc rift iiq, at
ban bar Ell Eoticut ira 6nrinnc Ga
notorilm o. bicmmcbsrcnoc / aicr
tcntin6c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
Sra Uoroe.

Mafrel for 10 Wiaipner err hiotil
iiifet iaar / Norgc. ) De ire fore,
aoaenoc 9lor tiliammen blcp Der ii.
ifet Tor 9.4 N2iQioler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06
6aarbhuubcl / &ifcrinnb.

iunb Sanoels9artneri er al gieren
Nnoreos SCOTLAND Iolgt til SeIge
Nobp ipr ca. 10000 &rpner.
Evening star., 1918-04-14
speeding-Up War Work.

Nor is the speeding-up process to be
confined to the forwarding of troops.
1t was indicated that there Is to be an
acce1eration of war-making activities
all down the line. The production of
artillery is being increased and there
n prospect of an early enlargement
Of the ordnance program.
The airplane production program,
though 1t was severely scored in the
Senate for its past hardness, now Is
In. fair way to catch up with Its
>echedule. 1t was asserted, and the long
promised fleet OF American-made
planes will be on its way to the battle
front before the summer campaign has
progressed far. Failures and mistakes
Of the past and over-optimistic prom
ases are not to be allowed to stand in
the way Of future achievement. and
II was announced that as a step to-
ward greater efficiency there is to be
y reorganization Of the aircraft pro.
ductfon machinery.
Of the reorganization, announced dur
ing the week, of the war industries
board. large and sweeping powers hav-
Ing been conferred upon 1t by order of
the President. The board virtually rs
10 control the production and distribu-
tion of every commodity essential to
the war. having supervision over the
allotment of supplies both to this gov
ernment and the governments of the
allies Duplication of effort and con-
nict of authority are to be wiped out
It In promised.
Evening star., 1918-04-14

credence can be placed in any such
pledge, particularly inasmuch as Ger
many Is desfrous of monopolizinE for
Russia.
Z The Germans likewise continue their
aggression in Finland. German war
ships have arrived OF Finnish ports
ana German troops continue to combat
the red guard forces. they, in conjunc-
ton with the, white guards, having in
nicted a terrible defeat on the red
guards in their capture Of Tammerfors.
German and white guard forces now
TAI OF this city may be expected at
any moment. The Germans have de-
manded that the Russian warshtps in
Finnish ports dismantle, but other dis
patches Indicate that the Russian ves-
sells have slipped out and gone to Kron-
stadt. More farseeing Russians see a
German attempt to cut OF Russia COM
pietety from the Baltic In activities In
Finland.
Internal conditions remain chaotic
throughout the whole of Russia, Busi-
moss Is demoralized and the people have
been reduced to a condition of famine.
owing to the complete decentralization
OF lines Of transportation.
II has been announced In Petrograd
that by the Brest-Litovsk treaty. the
oolsheviki, rather Lenine. Trotsky and
ms cnque OF pro German sympathizers.
ceded away 10000 square miles Of Rus
sian territory. gave up $4,000, 900 loyal
Russian subjects. surrendered a third
OF the Russian railway system and 73
per cent Of the nations iron products.
IN ADDITION to countless industries and
financial enterprises. And Germany is
In the act OF taking even more.
Evening star., 1918-04-14
New Spirit Manifested.

This new spirit which has taken hold
upon the people manifested itself IN
many ways. Subscriptions to the third
liberty loan poured in as they had not
done to either the first or second loans.
More than three thousand representa-
tive business men from all parts OF the
United States assembled in Chicago for
the sixth annual meeting Of the Cham-
ber of Commerce of the United States
and resolved that the making OF vic
torious war was the first business OF
the nation. Samuel Gompers, prest-
dent Of the American Federation OF
Labor, pledged anew that the workers
Of America would do their part: that
they would put aside for the period OF
the war all other issues and keep the
wheels Of Industry turning.
Throughout the country there was
evidenced an Increased determination
that the dis1oyal and seditious shall
not go unpunished. The Senate. re-
eponding to an overwhelming public
vfding long imprisonment and heavy
lne for disloyaI words or acts. In MIL
waukee federal officials threw 200 sus-
peeted aliens into prison. Illinois
asked and obtained assurances Of fed
eral aid In seeking out and furnishing
those who are the enemies Of the gov
efnment. The National German-Ameri-
can Alliance. faced by the prospect
that Congress would annul its char
ter, voted to disband and to turn over
TO the American Red Cross the $4,000
IN its treasury. Suspicion as to its
loyalty had become so widespread that
It's national officers agreed dissolution
was the only course.
Evening star., 1918-04-14
Photoplays Next Week.

Knickerbocker- = Maeterlinclr's The
Blue Bird" Madge Kennedy and Tom
Moore in 'sThe Danger Came" '.Ths
Whispering Chorus" and Pauline Fred
erick in La Tosca."
Strand-''The Kaiser, the Feast OF Bsr-
lin," featuring Rupert Julian.
Loew's Columbia-Marguertt Clark
in rich Man. Poor Man. ana Wallaoo
Reid in The House Of Silence"
Crandalrs-DorothyD Dalton in Love
Me-" 'The Shell Came" 'sWild Youth
and Revenge"
Savoy-Billie Burke In Ewes Dangh-
ter" Louise Huff in Blind You'll" !"
Love Me-" Kitty Gordon in The Pur-
pie Lily" THE Shell Game" and Car-
lyle Blackwell in THE Way Out"
Garden-Louise Glaum in IAN AiisA
Enemy" Gladys Leslie in Little Miss
No-Account" and Carmel Myers In
'The Wine Girl"
Casino-"Birth"
Avenue Grand-Mary Garden In The
Splendid Sinner" Charles Ray in The
Family Skeleton" Bushman ana Bayne
in The Brass Check" "Amarilly Of
Clothesline Alley" Ethel Clayton in
"The Witch Woman" and Sunshine
Nan"
Apollo-"Amarilly Of Clothesline Al
ley" Carlyle Blackwell in The Way
Out" '"The Family Skeleton" 'Sun-
shine Man." "A Weaver Of DreamS' and
THE Spurs Of sybiL" -.
American House Of Glass"
'The Brass Check" Jane Cowi In .-Ths
Spreading Dawn" 'Rfmrock Jones'"
Wanted. Mother" Stella Maris' and
W. 8. Hart In Tho Four-F1usher."
Evening star., 1918-04-14
AMERICAS PART In THE WAR
PROGRESS in Week just Ended Toward
MAKING the World Safe for Democracy

IN no other week. probably. since
Congress declared war against tne
eerman empire has there heen
.uch marked progress toward ef-
fectivs American participation IN
.he world conflict. This progress has
been chiefly psychological--an increase
An the will to war. IN readiness TO en-
dure sacrifce with fortitude. In DE-
termination to tight on and on untii
the victory is won. no matter no"
~reat the cost nor long the time.
II has been a week of soul-stirrins
Aevelopments. Beginning Sunday
nornine with publication of President
wilson's ringing speech at Baltimore
In which he accepted the German cnai-
lenEe for a decision through iorco'
each day has brought events TO nre
the hearts of loyal Americans.
The Hun had believed that when tne
casualty lists grew long tne All Tha
lenethened casualty lists have come
and the effect has been to give Amerlca
q stouter fighting stomach TnuA Ax =
is demonstrated the Pruss1an lack 1,r or
ability to understand the psyenoioe'
when word came that American
troops actually were at the front IN
Picardy, participants in the greatest
battle the world ever has known.
thrill of fierce Joy ran through the ma
tion-an exultant uplifting OF tne
spirit. At last America was bearing a
real mart in the titanic struggle to
preserve civilization: Americans were
standing shoulder to shoulder with
Briton and Gaul, meeting blow with
blow, making good the pledge OF the
President that this nation would use
'rorce without stint or limit to make
right the law of the world and cast
every selfish dominion down in the
dust"
Evening star., 1918-04-14
- j. .,,.... :.
CITY 111EHA-
w,r,as., c.urss ~ Dseft -

WfKe440D O0SH00 - s8SAuSA -
and those who favs 5ust Decem4 p
years of age. Men not to be called IN
the draft Of April 36 and thoee VINO
have just become q years of age now
have an exceptional opportunity 70 1re-
pare themselves for worfh-whue poea.
tions of responsibility Offering ADVANCED
pay and rating as wireless operators In
the Signal Corps. Navy. Naval Ressrxes.
Aviation and Merchant Marine. The war
Department needs thousands OF these
men, and in order to co-operAte ana
train as many as quickly - possible
the National Radio School OF this 0ty
has prepared q special intensive war
course in wireless telegraphy Whtch VIII
start on Tuesday and Wednesday. April
16 and II, with day and night sessions
Course Will take five weeks to complete
IL taken daily or ten weeks II taken
three times q week. ana VIII Qualify
men for enlistment and admfttance TO
government wireless ground schoole
Government licensed Instructors will Do
in charge Of these classes. A small eui.
tion fee will be charged for enrolment
and classes will be limited to 100 mon
eaoh. Separate class for evi4tfon men
awaiting call to the ground school Sps.
cial course for training radio drafte-
mon begins Monday evening. April IL.
at pm. For enrolment apply at oncs.
Open daily. 9 am. to pm: National
Radio School, u. s. Bank bldg 14th
and U sts. NV. Phone N: z153.
Evening star., 1918-04-14
Other Events Of Week.

Among other war-progress and war
encouragement events of the week
were:
Announcement by Secretary Daniels
that since the United States went to
war 1875 vessels. aggregating 1,o55.116
tons. have been added to the Navy, and
that 794 other vessels now are under
construction.
Forecast by the Department Of Agri-
culture OF a winter wheat crop of
$50, ,00o, 900 bushels, justifying the hope
for a total harvest Of S50,000.00o
bushels, an increase Of 100000. 900
bushels over the harvest Of last year.
Announcement by Senator Overman
that he will reject all amendments pro-
posed in the Senate by opponents Of
the bill which would confer on the
President authority to reorganize
executive departments to increase their
war efficiency.
/ Large numbers Of lately commission
ed Army officers who have been hold
Ing clerical positions in Washington.
were sent to active duty with the
troops.
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SENTENCED FOR TWO YEARS.
Susie Tyrell Given Minimum Sem
tence on Bigamy Indictment.

Susie Tyrell. who recently pleaded
guilty to an Indictment for bigany.
was sentenced yesterday by Justice
STAFFORD. in Criminal Division No. 1. to
serve two years in the penitentiary.
The sentence is the minimum under
the law. RS
The woman married OtVli1e Cook
while a former husband, Gilbert Dean,
WAS still alive. She was recently tried
on an Indictment charging completely
with Orville Cook and Joseph Carroll
patent firm Of Chandlee q ChandTee.
The jury disagreed in that case.
Cook and Carroll are among the
missing ones" at the jail and are said
prisoners last month from that fnstf-
tuition
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,.ve handicapped it during the last
Ship Outlook Encourasins.

Ship Outlook Encouraging.
shipbuilding came in for considerable
attention during the week, and there
seemed to be a general agreement that
the outlook is growing more promis-
ing. George J. Baldwin, vice presi-
dent Of the American Interna-
tiona1 Corporation, told the United
States Chamber Of Commerce at Chi
cago that American yards could turn
out 100000 dead-weight tons this
year, an estimate which, when advanced
some time ago by officials Of the ship
ping board, called forth derisive criti-
cism in Congress. Mr.. Baldwin predict
ed that other countries at war with
mage.
Chairman Hurley Of the shipping
board asked Congress for an appro-
priation of $b0,000,o00 additional for
the shipbuilding program, the program
calling for the construction Of three
new yards. at which 1t Is proposed con-
crete ships shall be built. While 1t Is
admitted that concrete ships yet are an
experiment, the board is sufficiently
convinced Of their practicability to
undertake 1arge-scale construction.
Even If they prove less>desirable than
steel and wooden vessels, whatever sea-
worthy ships were built of concrete
would be practically clear gain in
materials. as comparatively little steel
is used and no timber to speak of.