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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

These are the days when II pug
zles the backward citizen to explain
Just why he Is shy on Liberty bonds
and Red Cross donations. He dare
not say he is against the govern
ment and yet ynless he does, he
lays himself liable to the charge OF
unreasonable stinginess,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

Anent the proposition to send
5000. .O00, 900 men OF France, the
Scientific American calls attention
to the fact that. proportionately to
present population. the original
American colonies did almost twice
that well, and the southern states
in the civil war did more than dou-
BILE. We have not yet scraped the
outside of our resources, but We may
xet have to dig deep.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

one Of Americas great religious lead
ers every man In America should
say amen and amen. Any pro-Ger-
man as member OF any Christian
church Is a disgrace to that body,
for every pro-German Is a copartner
In sympathy. If not In deed. with
murder and outrage and pillaging
and every other vile crime.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

The allies seem to have been con-
yerted to the belief that they should
help Russia out Of the dilemma In
10 which she has gotten herself, but
no one is wise enough yot to sug-
gest Just how that shall be done.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

"Uncie TOMS Cabin" in the NOV
les is now proposed, Just how the
promoters expect to make the pro
duction look natural without "a bahd
and a parade with the Essential
bloodhounds Is not explained.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

It is no use for the Stacker to
run away and leave the domain OF
Uncle sam. He will get his medi-
cine just tho same whenever he
does return. and your Uncle sam
has a mighty long memory
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

While we are talking about
standing up for Russia" why
would II not be better II we gould
stand up with" Russia? Alas. II
we only could.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
Wanna Make Methusclah Piker?

Macon Telegraph.
We could not, as the poet says,
live AWAY. If We can just hnger
around until the senate investigates
La toilette we will be willing to call
IL SQUARE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
One Time George Was scooped.

Chicago News.
As for that ottawa story to the et-
feet that the American army Is MOI
to be used until we have a greao
force over there, George Greer 10
cheerful in the possession Of per-
fectly good alibi'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
Even Efficiency VIII Skid.

New York Evening Sun
II Germany has really sent Russia
another set of demands il goes 10
prove that even the best regulated
mind will sometimes overlook some-
thing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
Jobs for Rich Only.

Memphis Courier Appeal
None OF those dollar-a-year war
workers has asked Tor higher wages,
live on the dollar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
Where He showa Uncanny skill.

Anaconda Standard
About time for the kaiser to con-
eratulate the crown prince on some
thing again-say on his strategy In
keening out of harms way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

II there is anything In name
General March Is n good one for
the leading OF Americans in France.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
PHONES:
Daily Food
May as.

II two of you shall agree on chftn ~
touching any thing that they shall ASK !"
shall bo done for them. Matt le'lD',
Prayer was appointed 70 convey
The blessings God designs 10 give
Long a. they live should Christians pray
For only while they pray they i've
Re enroful for nothing; but In every thing
by prayer and duplication with thanks
giving let Your requests be made known
unto God. Phil. 40.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

when churches OF the same de.
cannot get together be
cause of geographical difference"
how do they expect to make then
drive against the forces Of the dey'l
as effective AS they should with the
country united there seems to
layman miAsey little excuse for sec
tional differences "A m ong the
churches.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
Oklahoma Outbursts

! Bird is a resident Of oklahoma
city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

We do not know where the Okla
homan got its figures printed IN
Wednesdae's papcr.. but 1t reported
that Tulsa had only raised S2f,ylO
of its ouota Of $lS0,OO0 in the Red
Cross drive. when. In fact; over sac
GOO was subscribed the first day,
and the amount had been increased
TO over $4,000 ON the second day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

Judge Robertson admits that he
too, is now rcsidcni ~ ohN"Ho'n"
CITY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

Recruiting offices for the navy IN
Miami and Guthrie hay" hrrn 10.
Gated in drug stores "Hj iu Hflh
HtOres'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

Director General McAdoo has re-
fused to permit railroads to otfer
cheaper fare for harvest hands IN
Oklahoma. lie probably thinks OK
Iahoma farmers can afford TO pay
harvest hands enough SO that they.
can afford to travel at the rate or
cents a mile Then, again, he
needs the full fare to keep the dc
flclt AS low as possible,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

s., what is the use OF congresslonal
committee going to France sihes
Secretary Baker has been there am AM
seen an that IL going? inquires blI'
pingley, Better save the boat room
for soldiers,N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

Statement from Harlow's Weekly
published on the dav OF the tEepup-
llcan preferential convention J'.s
Harris >controls the balance VI
power" succeeding issues may
plain >wherc Jim delivered the po''
ance Of power
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

Okmulgce astronomists have tig-
,ired that town right In the center
Of the eclipse Of the sun on June o.,
and tho glass factories down there
have promised smoked wlhuo"
names for the entire population
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-05-11

The evident and urgent need for
more soldiers helped to hasten Lloyd
Georges man-power bin through par
lament, despite the opposition caused
by the clause applying CONSUMPTION TO
Ireland. The government also pre-
pared to introduce its home rule bill
which II announced It would pass or
fall In the attempt. There was con
siderable dissatisfaction in England
over the fact that the British in Fland.
ers We're 50 badly 0utnumhered by the
Germans and the blame, II any. was
not placed, there were insstent calls
for the return Of Sir William Robert
son TO the position Of chief Of the I'M
perial general staff On Thursday
Viscount Miner was made secretary
Of state for war the earl Of Derby be-
coming ambassador to France.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-05-11

Since II Is still evident that "ships
will win the war" and that America
must supply most Of the ships, our
national shfpbullding agencies were
recognized last week for the fifth
time and Charles M. Schwab, chair
man Of the board Of directors of the
Bethlehem Steel corporation, was Civ.
en- the new position of director general
of shipbuilding and placed in supreme
control of the construction of mer.
chant vessels. Chairman Hurley Of
the shipping board and General Man
ager piez will work In complete har-
mony with him, directing the organl-
Zatlon necessary 10 carry out his
plans. The necessity for some such
step was shown by the official an
nOuncement of the change which
said: "The carrying forsard OF the
construction work in the 100 ship
yards now in operation Is so bad that
II requires reinforcement Of the
shipbuilding organization throughout
the country" The determination TO
speed up shipbuilding was evidenced
by the warning issued by Mr.. Hurley
that delinquent plants win be taken
over by the government unless they
show decided improvement
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-05-11
Phonoaraphic Memory.

Persons who buy monograph rec
prds probably have noticed that most
OF the dealers possess the faculty of
remembering the numbers and do not
have TO refer to the catalogues when
record Is asked for by the title and
not by the number. It's all matter of
practice, according to a Chamber
street dealer, who said:
cts all In a days work. You see,
remembering the Numbers of records is
Just about the same as remembering
telephone numbers. Some are good at
II and some are bad, but the average
dealer in records usually has the num-
bers of the records at his finger tips"
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-05-11

Save for certain engineer units. the
-'erreu troops had moi vet been en-
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-05-11

Doctor, my son Is getting to be a
confirmed night owl He's all for
night life. He didn't use to be this
way"
"Has he had a recent sh5ck?"
"Not that | know of. What are you
driving at?'
IL thought maybe somebody bad
"a red the Il; flights out Of him"
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-05-11

Here Is the official yeowomens cos
tune of the United States navy, worn
by Mrs. Ethel IL. Allocate of Wash
ington, yeoman of the third class.
1t is of blue serge with the regulation
navy buttons, and white cotton gloves
are a part of the uniform. The coat
may be removed indoors. revealing d
ehirtwaist. On the hatband is the in
scription NAVAL Reserve Force
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-05-11

gagged in the big battle, but they were
steadily and rapidly moving up to
their assigned positions, and the news
that more and more of them were be-
ing hurried across the Atlantic was
greeted with enthusiasm by the Brit
ish and French officers and men. They
are needed. and needed quickly, for the
allied commanders. though believing
their lines cannot be broken, know the
enemy Is still very strong, and un-
doubtedly Is gathering his strength for
further tremendous efforts. While he
well might be held by the allied forces
now there, he can only be crushed and
driven back when they have been
greatly REINFORCED by the boys from
America.
Moreover, the commanders of the
allies say no greater mistake could be
made than to think this Is the final
battle. Even If It can be called de-
cislve, 1t Is absolutely essential that
the United States send over all its men
as quickly as possible, that all possible
eventuaiities may be faced and the
right kind of victory ultimately on
forced.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-05-11

That this Is the view OF Secretary
of War Baker also Is made plain in
his report to the president, made on
his return last week from Europe. In
sentence this was that the United
States must furnish the strength that
viii crush Germany. and must furnish
IL Mt once. lf Mr.. Baker ever thought
the war was 1900 miles away" his
trip abroad has cured him of that de-
fusion. There Is now no warmer adj
vocate of the policy Of giving force,
precision and rapidity TO American nc
tiyities, and on his own behalf and
that Of his department he pledged bet
ter results IN hurrying men and NUM-
tons TO the fighting front.
As for tho American troops now in
France, Mr. Baker had nothing but
praise for their condition and their
military qualities, They have made
good In every way. he said. Those
same troops during the week had OPP
p0rtunlty to show the stuff they were
made OF, for several times the Ger
mans made fierce attacks In the Toul
sector Each time they were repulsed,
and the Yankees went into the fras
with joy that did the hearts OF their
officers good Their bravery. GOODNESS
and efficiency were so general that
their, commanders had difficulty In
picking out any men for especial com.
mendation.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-05-11

The British admiralty report showed
Is British vessels sunk by submarines
during the previous week, II Of them
being 1000 tons or over.
On MonGay British warships encoun-
tered q feet Of German armed trawl-
ers In The Kattegat and sank ten Of
them, the nearby German naval forces
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19

lutCt at ljAc. NpuO brp0er DC ii0 ON
nogcn@ SluIo. lum uIcuc tror pou
HUpcrcttcu2
UulonN iaGoc Sen romcritc aciicr
NarI ocu jtc: "Cm Sro OF ?Grliq.
bco life uur at linOc nnoetitcOS Ser
ocrL ino mac DC ooN tinoc2 hos Ocu
romcrifc Nciicr." Ncu ilOcn mun oct
hc6oe: "Cm Sro % 2GrIiGbco iinoc5
ou0rc StC0cr / &crocn lod behoucr
&c life at iiuocs hoa ocn tpifc 9ci.
Ter" Terior CT Nciicrcu liqe trul.
Nan or lnu mUNtll. al ban paaltdar,
at bon taQcr ono mco liz. ieIu ON
ban bpg9cr lin Ma9t % pod COS
bruo. San tror at tunnc BRUCE
@uO til mnugt rort
,<u. huoroou ituur oct ioa iii iuoc
/ ielue S~suocrlu0uuo nos SET moer'
tplnQnc Sol? ! Ell Gor ielleuoe
9lrtitlcr ituI en0el Ere0er utiGrc5
paa, buoroan set cr ior et crobret
Tolf at itan moer Den tuite ReGie'
ring. (Niere)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19

unoer NeIfcfiiernc betnocr iterrc
¬ratcr, minOrc Gorc ior @icu.
porbigbcocr nleo ,Nlrcue % ct rcncrc
Eroouft.
Sipect Glopcr cr life ll9rp9,
men en- prroiiillb Milling. Som ioo.
onn Der Sen bli bchoroIet. Som so
cr ben bra, ionf &citc bcorc.
- Gn goo "Gomtru Trcachcr" or
lin 2sn pGrb. Sera for, at ban iaor
lin Con / ret St0.
~ Gn 8aiolirc engine oil orbcibe
Ell Norm Tunpc lor mirtbrc enc ,
Gcut@ Simen. San man iao bo Raoo
til at pllrnpc mc0 Nnnu0?
@aar oct QiUIOcr at iorbeore
illr Soro peb SoItniuQ. err I 6on
brGnot aaIf %ieprgoot meo ~ Gon
lpoifct aaIf elcr , Cons iinfnlit
&aItitcn.
- 6oIgcnoc TIofat fan bIi iIoot
op paa &onichr@OUlQcn:
/. Solo Hcocruc rene, % bnt uitc
Straa / Dem. so Ct Rcoc Tor hucr
ire NGn2.
,. Sonf ino 9G01cnc minoit 10
@nnac ON 0ngcn
3. 0pbcpnr g@9Qcnc pua eli fis
liz, tor TIoos. Gu rem. luitia aicl.
Der or at anbeiolc.
4. Bring @9lcuc / Wiarfebet to
@anqc N llgen.
5. SGl8, orpb clcr ltrng inc
ole @uncrnc, iaoinort Hu9ctiocn er
opCr.
Ger er @eu / rrIigt Trbcioc. "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19

(ultcrnc oQidn buuoe crobrct 9lls.
tobtc Gonitcrnc Wooct. Scrcs fire
N%oruentnlnq ON NiGlp ira ANDRE
Sar0c uor biitcrt ituiict. ) SperiQc
% Norle uor Ser ltcrf Stcmniu1 for
At hiUlpc. men Ga ma life tlroc
'oo Srnnfriqc elcr Grqlono mcc
~ oc9llbcu trucoc2 al Ru2icrnc.
lanot man, At mou intct fuuoe no
rettc.
Ncle &panno Dor MI I (uiferuca
@ciioocIic "a mar irpqteoc Tor, az
oNioa Gernc piloc bliuc anlrcbre
Son'tCruc nldnttc Qaa ms poa en-
inorc nomnQcuoc GrcO. 2c moattr
o'itoo Soften "a SNnocrinQauo iii
DC mr1tiQe Trriicrc % G%iterriderc.
iom life hou0c mloiet liz Tor liam
ne at ilna los pnn set lille 2ou
mart.
0c 10 mUltilc Notioucr fumoc life
cuc2 ON T~cIiulcu al lit Mon. Get
tricoc mco, al SuUrOct ihtlOc Al
Qlerc (rUtttu "a Grciicrnc olioa
uocn utbcrc gan liz til al omorouc
Oct tn'tc Sorbuuo imob GitcrrilcrucS
&tllc, too ol2lc en- roit @C1utniuR
81 crtIUrcoc Ereiicu Aril. Nicn
Erel'cruc uar ltrnr 'TrolNe OF rut
tcoc ino / Citcrrilc mcO en- prI0iq
MUr, huor Sc uouot Ell itor Scir o.
oro1 ircm moo lcIpc Noucoitooc,;
Micn. "a TOM (urcu I'll CltcrriQcr.
ne al ano mo puo ell pompucu0c Src0
Get moottc olitod Soften % Senoer,
inIlonb Ill Trelieu. ser / Sen fort
poriRc ariN oainn bouoc tnQet Here
@ncr. Grcocn blcu iluttct / Erud
tSG6. &co Troufrlle2 Mclcmfomit
blcp set bcitcnlt. al Vroiicu ifulOt
ttlbnQcQluc ocn oonifc 2el al Seu.
o~Criuunn0 til Tounart, hpia Nciolt
ninQcn pe0 ell lri H'itcmnirO u0tuItc
Gnltc bcrom. Scnuc N|cltcmmellc
jl0cboloc@ / bcn bcremtc "Tro9cr.
lrcocu2 Nrtitcl %. Gcttc Hsitc hor
(D'fcrnc alNriN pillct opinloc. itjeut
SpnbcriuoCruc WolQ rda @ullu h0r
frTuct oct. : hcn preliiifc RiNsoau
hor sc 'onocrinitc NiO2OaNamUnN
Here @onQc broNt set 'rcm. men sc
cr moot nlc6 Spot % Nuou al IN.
ifcrnc.
"a (uifcrnc / 1871 hup0c lcirct
oucr 6ronltmUuOcuc, % Scr bIcu op.
rcttct CT init Nciler0emmc ntco ocll
preiiilfc 0onlc iom Seller. Talbt bcli
lcicr2iioltc fcilcrIlNc HeQicrino Del
pan'cu0c me6 i'm NTr0llbCo al bru.
Dc lin 90 mco az liza en- mi Strcu
oucr NroNerircbcna Nrtifcl ,. nj
Den bar bc'porct / ben oInrpQtipy
BuoS Nuun tcqc9 intet Ncuipn til.
st 6orIia % en- bsitiocliN 60 fou oer
tplfe aeiicr nicQet LEI bruoc. % troos
Den @lroabcIpottclic. ser IiaQcr i Ct
Gb96ru0. cr Ben tnifc Seller lilC
0ooe %cnucr mco @u6. ut ToIf iaa.
leoc9 mac tobc 3iQiocn iii en- ili1
aciicr % bans RcgicrinQ, bar il
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19
Ylugmnnben.

"Sngcn, ioni lGg9cr lin Saallo
paa Ylogen % Ter til De cling, iom
err bag ham, or bel lttftet til 8iloS
Hige." Slif. 8, go.
Glogmanoens Nrbeioe err ell I'm
Sorbinbclie al DC iintplcitc SepGgel-
fer og &c Goleltc 2anfer % Grenmc.
Som Ylogmnloen gaar Der irein o9
tilbagc oper Ngeritpffct, pil De, lon1
Ter hunl, pGrc elllgc ont, at bans Nr.
belize er ensiormigt, tleoeligt % lioct
SSntereaie. DC ipnca ioa, forol De
life fan ic gienncm bans Irbeioe til
oen andre Sioen. Men mems Sars
nleren lG9ger alt, ban or / geliooelIc
al, inb / Nrbeioet - Gpgti9bco, Ont
tanfe, Srpifab % Sampittigbebsntlb-
beo / bper Sure, ban gipr, Ter bans
inbre gle paa ianlnte 3io lenger og
bsiere enc til ben plsiebe Iger %
oct oaglige Strpp. @an Ter Den Nus
ling, ban / i'm Sib ifal beite. @agom
fer ban lit Slem bpggct op paa Den
ianlpittigbeosfiilot plsiebe Mtorf.
Seneer tilbase Ter ban oct lille rep-
malebe SfolebllS, iorn life piloe ba
ilpgen SLABS / Ell Graft, bpor Tlogen
life bapoe pGret igong. ut fort
Stpffe fra bans Irbeiosfelt, oppe
paa ct bit Steb, itaar oen bpioe
Strife, Ser altib millber banl ONT, of
"Wenneifct lcper life al 9reo alene".
Spersopcr slgeritpffet bsres Spbcn
al 9pens "@biitIc", Der minber ON
Sebet for gprigbeoen % bringer
ham til at tGnfc pna, at &egicringen
piloe afgaa peo Teoen, bpiS Elog.
manoen %ililttct at oiere lin @icrning.
Stem % Sfole % Heeieritg felger
otter / Sen ioinpittigbebsfuIbt pleiebe
Sure.
Suit "a oisic 2inier iormeS, raicr
Scroensilagct lun9s Somnc %
S(tcre oen iiettc Ing. BLOB iom
Ialtb flomnner, % Willioner ~illlter /
Sorg og Ingit. Born Der lin Mor
ON 9rso fereiGpes. Wiaioner, iont
fer Slingersneo % Sungcrsbso for
Sie, Ter meo angsiulbe 9liffe nlob
ben amerifunife FARMER. Gen arle-
r%ifonife Sarmer pil lGeae Saanoen
paa Tlo9cn % life ic Jig tilboge.
Tlpgntnroen paa @eitcns Sletter, /
alippebiergenes Sale % Np gng.
Lungs 9nffeifraanineer bill gjsre lin
Yligt / EIoefnren. Den iibite Wanb,
iom ipi9ter tit 2ano % lin &egiering,
blir YIoemonoen.
SeiuS iaa alt bette, "a ban bert
tpbet til Den friitne iom Ell, Der leg
ger Saanoen paa Yloeen. EIoe-
mlailberL fait beililttet paa at lofere
lin Cont ianluittigbeosflll % til
rette Sio, t9ntenoe mer paa i'm Na-
tions, lin Gaces, tine WtebmenneiferS
&elfPro emo lin egell, err ct ilonlerfet
9iaeoe al ben Mano, iom er font
men iaa langt / i'm ariitenoom, at
ban inbier, at Ben eneite iornuitige
Waaoe for llo9en at lepe paa, er at
lepe, pirfe % orone Jig Zig, at mo
fpler at fllane msOe i'm Staber og al
l9g9e bam Eegnifab, buab Sib og
Sime Oct er. 90 glenn life, at pil
mani bebage @lib, ntaa man life Der
i2ipet tGltfe bare paa fig ielp. Man
fnn life her paa Soroen tienc 8ro
lioen at leite lit Sinb og fine Sanfer
op oper De iorbiife @ieremaal. Wan
fan life her paa Soroen tiene 8uo
iloen ogiaa at tiene lire Weomenne-
lfer % SIR gobt moo Dem, iom bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19
Reptseret at en- praitii GARNER.

oct onot. "gi5 mig bin Sro al oine
8ierningerl"
6or bpcr Sure, iom pcnoca, bllr
Sol,oet ian meget ri9crc, 8loa Hl9c
pao Sorocn oeiaa.
Sffc pco at ie Spncr olenc, life
PED at itigc % paa 9ier8e, hporira
nler o0 n1er fan bli let, men uco ito
oi9t at ie ircnlao % trolfabsIliIot
ipIoe lin Nlao> / Sipet fan Den friltne
ponore SUBS &eie og hos i'm bim-
nellie Saoer iaa &raft Ill at arbeloe
omtplltionlt % nleo ito @oano, I'll
2ipcts Col cngang Qaor neb Tor bon,
oo ban iaar lin Sen binlioes @rapen
Tor tr~oifabaiulot uoiprt Nrbeloc.
",Sugen, iom lrg9er i'm Sauno pod
Ylpgcn % icr I'll DC Sin9, Ionn or bag
ham, er pei ififfct Tor SUBS Nl0e."
Yreu Sps uaiaa.
Snamcl ~begpnoer at bli nlcr brllgt
Der / Inlcrifu ogInn eno ier / Slocn.
5 8amlelonoct brllgte NJ nleget Sng-
mel % "9lanotorn" Wtel. Nan
iaucoc Spa pa SABRE ianlnlcn %
falote oct 9lanoforn. bporai Der altio
blcu Ell bcbrc Nuling, enc naur man
iaacoe 9pg cuer SABRE aIene. Too
@runo al, at man fan faa goot Vreo
pco at blanoe @pgnlel og Speoemcl
iamllen, bar Observation-Disclosures
opmlllntret oS iii at iaa ller Vp9.
Ger CT @rlll0 til at tro, at her oil
BIZ oplct en- Wfpngoe Spg ianr 90
iau meQet minore al SABRE % Wtol9.
Wtallae pil Tor ierite Sang ioriegc
nlco 9pa. &c m gipre Oct iom en-
putriotiif Eligt, lfisnt oct l"itfcrt not
oil forllnc til at piic Jig, at %p0 DC
ileite Steoer inbenior Waiabeltct cr
en- aoriliprt, Oct lenncr Jig goot at
able. Set cr nnturllgpia life goot at
iige, bpao Den irenltioi9c Worfco@-
pris pau @pg oil bli; men GA Oct cr
en- &ienosgiernin9, at Spgnncl og
Spcoenlel ian1nlen 9ipcr goot Srco,
fan man trpgt ltolc pau, at %p9prl-
fen pil boloe iig gpot oppe.
@pgoplingen liocr iiclben Sfabc al
Hl,it, mobnes tioligt % fan bll no
Itet, fer Sopren er mpoel. % ON
@aaren fonnnler belleriffc Mrbei0ct
mleo at faa @pegct / Sorben / &eicr
for oct anoct @oororbeioc. Terit
iaaes Speoe, bernrit SABRE pg til
iioit 9pa. Toarbucbc er Den melt
baarfere slpliltg al alle aurniortcr,
mems 9pgget taaler mlillolt al barlti
@oarpeir % Sroit. Get bGnber DOG
iieloen, at Spgaplingen frpier bort
eler tager aIprolig Sfooc al ubelbigi
| @aarpcir, laurent Der blcp perltei
meo at iaa Spg, til Sorben bar / goh
Stano til at tage moo SGoen, o. Oct
bar oper meo oen ltrenge 9tatiroit,
Naar man pil iaa ino ct Stpffc
meb &lpuer % Simotci, bar Def plll
Jig at bore gobt ion noget at lao
@rpsfrpet ianlnlet meo @pgget.
Straaet er life ipprt bot, 9pg moo.
mes tioligt % fan bli bsitct tioIigt.
iaa @pgaplingcn tiot unbgaar at tagt
Sfooc al Den otto FEMME Sorfeperi.
obe % itrenee Somlerbeoe. Mangc
b%etrogter @pe iom en- illlot iaa beloiQ
"Hllrie Crop" iom %interhpcoe, %
bisie, ionl har p9rct llbclbige neo i'm
Snoiaaning, roor DC iaaeoe lit @rps'
fro / Speoeltpffet, ifulbe forisge mcb
gpg, raor Dc bill iaa mo ct Stpffe,
Sipr iflllbe be, ion brltgtc SABRE ion
"Nlirie Crop, naar De piloe iaa inh
ct Stpffe, oeriom DC bar oite ubelbigc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-19
6leSeinoiparenoe
Maifiner.

GbiS bu fremoeles brit
90 ger ben %sammeloasie
Metbooe us Hummer meo
9aanben, taber ou fra
en- Sjeroeoel belt pp til
en- 5rebieoel al bin 6lu=
be. 9uiS ou Burger Ell
Separator, os oenne life
ct BEN bebite, oa taber on
fremn.fea ion menet Sid