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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
Shortage of Food, Fuel and Labor
Leads Administrator Hoover to
Make the Decision
SOFT DRINKS MAY BE
HIT In NEAR FUTURE
Agricultural Bill, Carrying Rider
to Make Nation Bone Dry,
Passes the Senate
(From Saturdays daily.}

All breweries must close on Decem-
Der 1 and beer and other matted drinks
will disappear from the market as soon
as the stock on hand is exhausted.
A decree to that effect was issued
Friday night by the food administra-
ton at Washington, with the approval
of President Wilson. Manufacturers
of other drinks, including mineral wa
tiers, also were warned that the de-
mand for labor, transportation and
coal by war industries, probably would
result in further radical curtailment
of their output
AS far as possible the plants of the
manufacturers thus affected would be
used for war purposes.
PRESIDENT AT MEETING
The decision which, it is believed by
many, would make beer an obsolete
drink in this country within six to
eight weeks after the breweries close,
was made after a conference attended
by President Wilson and members of
the food, fuel and railroad administra-
tons
EMERGENCY BILL
The 100000 emergency agricul-
turai appropriation blll with it's rider
for national prohibition from next
July / until the American armies are
demobilized, after the end of the war,
was passed Friday night by the senate.
without a roll call.
VOTE AGAINST DRY RIDER
Senators voting against retaining
the "dry" legislation in the bill were
Brandagee of Connecticut; Gerry, OF
Rhode Island Phelan, Of California;
Pomerene, of Ohio; Ransdell, OF Louis
lana, ana Underwood OF Alabama.
AS returned to the house, the pro-
hibition clause compromise ef-
fected last week by senate "wet" and
"dry" leaders, would stop the sale OF
all intoxicating beverages next June
30. except for export, medicinal,
sacramento and other than beverage
purposes, and would prohibit the
manufacture after next May l.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
FIRST men OF
new DRAFT TO
GO IN OCTOBER
The first men of the new draft, IS
to Is years, are to go in October, Gen
eral Crowder says.
MANY TEACHERS
ATTEND INSTITUTE

Among the teachers who attended
the institute at Reedsburg last week
were the following.
Reedsburg Goetzke, Hause
Campbell, Caroline TRIUMPH, Carrie
Lawrenz, Ruth Davis, Gertrude Simp-
son, Edna White, Myrtle Kelley, Chris
tine Christopherson, Lettie Bechtholt,
Marie Fuchs, Lauretta Horkan, Cecil
NJ. Maher Margaret Davis, lola
Davis, Faye O'Conner, Tillie Haugh,
Minnie Foss, Marie Kleb. Florence
Foga, Title Schlumberger, Lydia
Lawrenz, Margaret Harmon, Jessie
Simpson, Ethel Mallon, Lila Dwyer,
Essie Brooks, Lille Sparks, Rose Con.
solin, Esther Vorlop, John Watson,
May Sparks.
Baraboo-Ethel Cahoon, Esther Voll
Ruth Cahoon, Ruth Jones, Ruth Kim
ball, Nellie Griffin, Edna Wheeler,
Charlotte Holmes, Nellie Goggin, Ev-
elyn Martiny, Theo Luella Squires,
Edith Tinkham.
La Valle-Melissa Andrews, Edith
Frazier Clara Grover, Catherine Fiji
negan Hazel McWilliams. Okla. Owen.
Gaynold Carroll.
Union Center-Katherin McNana-
ara, Winifred Donnelly
Tronton-Harry Hearn.
Lime Ridgo-Rutn Go0deI. Hattie
Boltman, Hazel Jackson, lone Phiel
AhIeman-Muza Hawkins. Mrs
Grace Schlafield Fern Hindes. Maris
Re rtarboch connv.rva Hengstler Hes
tar Knowles
prairia du cao-Dorothv Staubal.
T.inda Rarrv
Marrir9aclz-uilda Yorkie. Gene
viava Dwvor
snring Creon-MaDe1 SNYDER. Yer
onica McKaine Anna. Fredericksou.
Noza Hess
Sank Citv-Nra EVELYN Fuchs Ed
, r rrA:..o1,;5
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
$4,000 FINE FOR
GIVING BOOZE
10 SOLDIERS

Daniel Higgins, proprietor of the
Flanders hotel at GAINESVILLE, was fined
$4,000 in the federal court by Judge
Sanborn last night at Madison for
bootlegging to soldiers.
Judge Sanborn gave Higgins until
October 1 to pay the fine. In default
he must serve one year in the house OF
correction. 1t is expected that he will
pay the fine.
Higgins was arrested with a large
number of other GAINESVILLE residents
who had furnished liquor to soldiers
in uniform.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
LAIN

Sons were born to Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Granvogl and to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herb Schreiner last week; also a
daughter. was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alois Beck.
Oliver and Leonard Schoenman
spent Thursday in Madison, where
the latter underwent an operation for
the removal of a broken bone in his
nose.
Tuesday was our first service from
the rural carrier. May he serve us
as we'll as did the star line.
Erwin Marklein suffered a severe
attack of heart failure, but at this
writing is getting along nicely.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
LA TOILETTE TO ANSWER
SENATE CHARGES

Senator Pom creme, chairman Of the
privileges and elections committee at
Washington, says that he has learned
that Senator La Follette's son is in
improved health and that he win call
his committee together in few days
to dispose of the charges against the
Wisconsin senator Action has been
delayed because of the condition Of
Senator La Follette's son Robert.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
ANOTHER REPORT
On SUNDAY CARS

William Richie, police justice OF
the city of Baraboo, reports the fol
lowing cars as being observed by him
on the first gasolineless Sunday:
4017 Ed Deal, Rs, Monroe.
1926
57121 Frank Harkin, Reedsburg.
20O11
47756 Fred Blank, Lime Ridge.
1925 He'll Co., Milwaukee.
140170 NJ c.. Smith, Friendship.
140118 w. B. Park, Camp Douglas
68799 w. P. Rueckheim, Baraboo.
16377S5
1918 P. H. Retzlow, Tiffany
20257
79249 Illinois cars.
Feinberg truck.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12

Mrs. Belinda Worthinu

The funeral of Mrs. Belinda Worth
ing was held at Lodi on Wednesday.
She died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Ella Folsom. If she had lived
one more day she would have been
SO years and six months of age. For
more than four years past she had
been confined to her bed.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
100000 i. S.
TROOPS NOW ON
FOREIGN SOIL
Most of Them With Allied Armies
in France, According to Mid
Week Statement of March

Announcement at Washington by
General March, chief of staff that
more than 100000 American troops
had been embarked for all fronts up
to August 81 furnished a new measure
to the forces Marshal Foch has at his
disposal with which to follow up VIC
tories already won on the western
front. The most of them are with the
allied armies.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12

Ia ii. Hill, prOpI10lOI VI ING vol q
hotel and local federal secret serV
ice agent, reports the following cars as
being driven last Sunday:
License Owners name as given IL
Number State Auto directory
1854 Fred G. Terbilcox, Baraboo
1882 r. J. Spoons.
106256 C. V. Dickie, No. Freedom.
1884 Alfred Gerber, R. 2, Belleville
1925 Len Sprecher, Plain.
67019 Albert G. >Ficks, Ableman.
83307 Herman J. Weinke, No. FIR
zGG67 Aug. c. Zauft Merrimack.
1912 w. A. Stolte, Reedsburg.
24107 F. L. Peck, Green Bay.
1855 Mary Corning, Portage.
287674 Illinois license.
140481 John Dushek, Merrimack.
170818 August Brown, Mauston.
62055 T. F. Pollard, Spring Green
1915 Herman Willie, Pr. du Sac.
77234 Anton Huerth, Sank City.
94516 J. O. Padrutt, Sank City.
1864 Carl Goustrad, Mt Horeb.
COSTS VIVA. S. Nienow, Milwaukee.
177108
36232 Leo Schied, Pr du Sac.
161569 Joseph Terry. r. 6, Baraboo
17408 Herman Sawtzke, r. 4
1894 HeImer Hanson, -Kilbourn.
43028 n G. Crawley, r. 3.
34964 William M. Terry, Reedsburg
42343 Otto Nienow, Jackson.
6O48 August Rueckert, Portage.
2554O Dell Ryder Mansion.
102354 Walter Henning, Mazomanie.
225378 Illinois license.
36767 Adolph Beich, Merrimack.
1879 James Burton, Portage, r. 8
98993 Carl Saeger, Lodi.
91675 George Dott, Sun Prairie.
1902 Charles Flynn, Lyndon.
32919 Louis Seer, Red Granite.
129406 E. w. Moon, La Vale.
176574
1O56OO Clark Payne, Cascade, r. 81
1903
32949 B. V. Milking Mach Co., Mil
$4,000 Jacob Writ, Kilbourn.
26011 Art Werth, Lime Ridge.
47756 Fred Blank, Lime Ridge.
109441 Charles J. Mohr, Cambria
1925 A. Kuverschild & Co., Mil.
47056 Chas. A. Cook, Cuba City.
IT'S Calumet Auto Co., Brillion.
1854 H. C. Severance, Racine.
1921 L. P. Munroe, Racine.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
AIRPLANES ACTIVE
NEAR JORDAN RIVER

Arial activity, bombing and patrol
encounters east of the Jordan river
were reported in the Palestine and
Arabia communique issued by the war
office today. There were raiding en-
terprises in the Toweira-Alburna-Aln
aFeS.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dan
iels of Reedsburg, a daughter, We'd
.nesday. Mrs. Daniels will be remem-
bered here as Miss Carrie Sweet,
daughter Of Mrs. Rose Sweet, Mound
street.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Davis
Of Lodi, a nine-pound girl Mrs. Da-
Wis will be remembered as Miss Iva
Green of Baraboo. ::
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
GERMANS EMPRESS
VERY ILL WITH
ARTERY kILMEN7

The Greman empress has suffered
attacks of weakness and heart affec-
ton in increasing measure, according
to a Cassel dispatch to the Weser lei
tung of Bremen. She also is suffering
from arterio sclerosis, and has been or
dered by her physicians to keep to her
bed and to avoid worry and excite
ment.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
GREENFIELD

In the list of those who went on
the pilgrimage to Portage it should
have been Harry Wilkinson instead
Of Harold Nippert.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
By the Colonel

Colonel Roosevelt, speaking in fav-
or of early marriages on one occas
ion. said: as there any sadder pict-
ure in the world than an old bache
lor?
You can always tell an old eahce-
lor by the way he makes baby cry
trying to make 1t laugh
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
sI...:2orT2

To Mr.. and Mrs Earl Schilling of
Mineral Point, a son, Wednesday.
Mrs. Schilling and son are at the
home of the formers mother, Mrs.
Mary Goodsell.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
MORE WHEAT Is
ALLOWED IN BREAD
One Pound of Substitute to Four
of White Flour Is Latest Edict
of Hoover

administrator, has received notices
from Hoover on -four rules as follows:
On and after September first 1918.
consumer may buy and retailers may
sell wheat flour on the basis OF one
pound of substitute for four pounds
Of wheat flour The fifty-fifty rule
is recinded and house wives are ask
ed to bake bread in the above ratio.
Substitutes include barley flour,
corn meal, corn flour oat flour, bean
flour potato flour, and peanut flour.
Rye flour may be sold as a substitute
but on the basis of two pounds of rye
to three pounds of wheat.
Whole wheat, entire wheat and
graham flour meal containing $3.50
of the wheat berry may be sold with
out substitutes.
Mixed Flour
Millers are urged to make mixed
flour to comply with the needs Of the
housewife to be labeled victory mixed
flour. with ingredients to be labeled
on the sack. No mixed flOurs ex-
cept pancake flour shall be made or
manufactured except on the exact
proportion as follows: A mixed
wheat and corn flour shall contain
four pounds Of wheat flour to one
one pound corn flour.
B. Mixed wheat and barley flour
in the proportion Of four pounds
wheat flour to one pound barley
flour.
c. Mixed wheat, barley, and corn
flour shall contain eight pounds Of
wheat flour, one pound barley and
one pound corn plour.
D. Mixed wheat and rye flour shall
contain three pounds of wheat flour
to not less than two pounds Of rye
flour
e. Whole wheat, entire wheat or
graham flour shall contain at least
$50 of the wheat berry
List of Substitutes.
The retail dealer is required to
carry in stock either barley flour,
corn meal or corn flour and with
every sale of wheat flour must sell
it in the proportion Of one pound of
substitute to each four pounds Of
wheat flour. Corn flour for corn
bread and Johnny cake should be pur-
chased separately from above combi-
nation sales.
Other flour substitutes a!b Fice
flour, oat flour, potato flour, buck
wheat flour and bean flour. The
foregoing rules apply to all custom
and exchange transactions, as well
as sales of -four to farmers. Millers
selling direct to customers must obey
same regulations as retail merchants.
Bakers
A limited bakery product to 20 per
cent of 1917 flour consumption is re-
ended.
Bakers now required to use one
pound of substitute to each four
pounds of wheat flour used in all
bakery products, including bread.
All millers, wholesalers! retailers
and bakers are now permitted to
have sixty days supply of flour
The rule limiting sales Of wheat
flour to one eighth Of a barrel to city
customers and one-fourth of a barrel
to country customers is hereby re-
ended.
Sugar
The sales for the month Of Septem-
Der are on the same basis as during
the month of August that is two
pounds of sugar for each member Of
the family.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
REVEREND JONES
HAS OPERATION

Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones, of Chica-
go, we'll known in Baraboo, underwent
an operation for strangulated hernia
at Tower Hill, Spring Green, late Fri
day afternoon His condition is fav-
orable.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
SAUK COUNTY MEN
GET COMMISSIONS

The government at Washington has
issued officers commissions to the fol-
lowing:
Otto Dist LOganville.
August Westedt, Loganville.
Westdt, LoganyiIle.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
No GERMAN IN
PORTAGE SCHOOL

The board of education at Portage
has decided to eliminate the German
language from the course of study
in the future.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
NAMES Is NAMES

Adam Apple is farmer xssS seath
Bend. Ind.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
APPLICATIONS TO MARRY

Harry Ellsworth Taylor, Traer. Ia.
Buelah Ernestine Smith. Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12
OPERATE THEIR
CARS ON SUNDAY

L. H. Hill, proprietor of the Warren
hotel and local federal secret serV-
ice agent, reports the following cars as
being driven last Sunday:
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-09-12

The sales for the month Of Septem-
Der are on the same basis as during
the month of August that is two
pounds of sugar for each member OF
the family.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-04
"Olfrteen"

@aibinaton oen 2Sbe Wai: ri
Megieringens HeprGIentanter gic.
res ser / Senatsfomiteen ibGroige
9eltrpbelIer paa of fua itrsget Def
al Observation-Disclosures peotaane
"Silbpng" til ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rnt at fringe TrGiioenten til at
forbpoe Silpirfningcn al 81 og
Sin.
Tr9iioent @iliun err abIolllt inloo
oenne Observation-Disclosures, % BET
oiloe life ppre operralfenoe. ON
han en- al Gaeene bill labe bore ira
li9.
aongresIcn bar alereoe gibet
Yrniioenten fulo Mpnoigbeo til at
fprbpoe anpenoeIien al Maopro.
rufter peb Siluirfning al 81 og
Sin. TrGiioenten bar aaerebe be.
crbret Ell betpoelis 6orminoifelIe al
'Mlfobofprocenten | laapel Sl lpnt
Sin, og ifuIoe Situationcn freeze
CT poerligere 6orminbifelie, bill Den
hi ioretaget paa Den isberale Wfao-
administrations Mnbefaling.
Oct opennGpnte Silb9ng ("&i-
ter") iseer at pinge Trpiioen'
ten ill at tage ct Sfriot, iom ban
tibtil life bar anIeet for paafr9-
ref.
On al 8runbene til, at Tr9ii-
oenten er imoo ct Sliorbuo, iises
at pore Sen, at oet piloe fsre til
en- lt9rft iorsset Hpoelie al @bifp
oG andre "it9rfe Sriffe" % berpeo
inarere fremme Srliffenifab emo
@iboIS. Ger ioreiinoes nemIis lao
itore Observation-Disclosures al @bi'
ifs o. andre 9rGnoepine, at oe on
tases at pile pere at erholSe | RI
eeIis MGnsoe. inStiI Srigen er
lint, oa DC. al aongresien bempn'
| Sisebe SorbiiS opbsrer al zig ielu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-04
Waa ipare paa maoen.

@aIbington oe1 29be Nai: Sra
Gen arnerifalife Mrbeibermisiiun,
iom al Yrplibent 8ilion bleU leltot
til europa fornt iGtte Jig ino /
Sorboloene / England % Sranfrig,
err ser mootaget en- inotrGn9enoe
0pforbring til oct amerifanlfe
Iolf ON / itsrlt mulig 8rab at
Ipare paa Maoen, forat oeito iterre
Wpngoer al 2e%unetsmioler fan
icnoeS til pore aaiereoe, bpor Man-
aelen paa 2epnetsmioler er meget
trpffenoe.
"Siben hi lauoebe / England, bar
BIZ, bcoer set / Sen mootagne Hap-
port, "beisgt mango gper % inter-
Uietpet ct tort slntul EerIoner on
aaaenoe Maoiituationen iaauelIo m
cngaaenoe mango orore Sorboloe,
FER cr ppitaneoe JONI 6elge al Sri.
gen, o. ri feler oct Iom Dor Tligt
at rette Ell ScnpcnoelIe til oct
onlerifonife Solf ON at bile Ben
Iterit mulige SparIombeO / 0tab.
reien, laa ri fau IGttcs iitano til
at forlpne Solicit / oe aaiereoe
2artoe mco, bpab &c neopcnoigois
trGnger til Sipts Opbolb.
Or er ingen Spil ON, at Solicit
iaapel / england Iom / De andre
Gaiereoe 2aloe gier ltalte Dire =
Here og Itprre, eno an1erifa bar
noget @egreb ON. Men tiltroOs
for oisie Dire bar Inlet Weolem
al Misiionen bort Ell eileite alaae."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-04
Toriuarer SnSpanorcrne.

CONNER Charles 2. Selep i 81
itriftsretten / minneapolis iorleoen
meooelte ameritanit @orgerifab til
go iremmebfeote Eerioner, boIot ban
ifslge "Sioeube" ell Gale, bpori ban
tog De naturaliicreoe @rrgeres Son
alitct MOB it me 9ano / Soripar.
CONNER Selep iagoc, at ser npIia
par faitct St9nf paa ipeciclt Spen.
ifers 9opalitet. San erflGrcoe iom
lin Menina, Of bcnne NeIfpIonina bar
i,oeu @runo. San iasoe, at iorbi ON
Ser / Ell Samilie bar CT tort Suar,
iaa funoe ma life oerpeo liae, at
Samilicn life par hrocrlia. 90 ON
ser blanbt Spcriferne cler EoIf al
andre &ationalitcter' mn boiat i slue.
rita bar noaell, ionl life par lopale,
iaa funoe man oerior life beifploe
aue Solf al oenne Nationalitet for
life Of bore lopale. Nangel poa
2opaliict iinbes oaiaa blanot Golf.
ionn or isot Der / 2anbet % blanot
Dem, iom man falSer 0autees. Som
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-04

ct belle er bet am~erifanife SoIf, baaoe
Dem, iom er feot Der / 2anoet og De
fremmebieote, lopale MOB 2anoet,
bets Mesiering og Snititltioner. Get
er life / Sperensitemmelie meb Wen-
nelfets Watur, at 8i9rligbeoen til bet
gamle Ssoelano ilufner; men al en-
fremmebfsot, iom bliper amerifanif
Berger, peittes Def, og oct faloer og'
iaa naturligt for oenne, at iPtte
aiGrli9beben til oct npe S9orelano
bsieit, at Sroifaben moo Imerifa BIZ
Der itbelt, og at man bier bette 2anbs
fine beo1te Gpner % belle Stprfe,
iagoe Sommeren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-04

gGgtcpict. 9(opofat Same5 S6omp.
ion, ga Grosie, Wis., Ser bar II. g.
Characterization peo iioite ErimGr.
palg, blep Sirsoag Iften oen 2Sbe
Wai Ggteuiet til Wfiis Coma 8. Ee-
terion, Cater al Wfr. % Wrs. 6ranf
Eeterion, 1852 Gait 62nb Tlnce,
Chicago. |ielien, Der iorretteoes al
glbuofat S%bompions Sror, Ealt. Z.
6. Sbontpion, Wtorelano norif-lrltb.
Strife, fanot Steo / Or. og 0trs.
Sranf @lacfmars Stem, 5555 Spoe
Yarf @lpo. Mtrs. Yaitor Sbomlpion
ipiaeoe grp1upsmaricben. Sruoen,
Ser ifplge "Sfanbinapen" er al ipenif
Spro, er Ell al Gbicagos fremitaucnoe
Wtllliflprerinoer % bar mango Gle
Der blanot 9pelS ferIte Samilicr.
Slanot @rpnupsgieiterne bar @uper-
nsren al Sflinois's SllItrll, Vtrs.
Sranf 3. 2opoer, / bpiS Stem Brit
ben bar pprct Mti,iiflprerinoe, iumt
Or. o. WtrS. 8unberien, Or. og Wirs.
Smcoal ira Ga Crosse % @ritogom'
mems % Yaitor Sbompions @ror,
SiitriftS0omncr. George Sbon1pion.
Sommer i Sbe @iSconlin Siitrift,
Gusportb, @iS. George % Samcs
er SoiIlingbreore, og err iaa lige, al
BET er panifelig at fienoe oen enc ira
Den anbcn. De Npsifte reiite Sors'
bag paa @rpliipsreiie til Stinebaps.
fpiten, bporfra De r%eti,ruercr til go
Crosse for at bpiGtte Jig omfring ocl
lite Iilguit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-04
baaroe Dilfaar.

GlarfS, Ncb., Sen 30ie Mai: q.
q. Selpcr. Grganiiator Tor Non'
portiian eSaguc, fom mere paa at
bli bGnet Der, men reboebe Sipet
peo al ubIeuere Siiteu oper Weo.
Iemmer. al lin EropaaanooIitera.
tur, peo at lone al giue Hsoc aorS
i'm Automobil oe at buerpe iis III
Nrmeeu.
6elper bar misiioneret Der GO
men / Ii Gage % bouoc tcgnrt ont
trent 400 Weblenmer. San bolbes
III UNDER Gpligt al en- Slot oertlI
uSleebe gorgere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-04
1--WE Optoier / Schmen.

9onoon Site Mai. - Sptpier oa
im6re ltrpli9beoer al ale Sla9S cr /
Siltoaenoe / @ehmcn. CT @icner.
blao itriuer, al bpob iom ioag lore
aoor / @chmcn minhcr ON NciSuin.
0erne / S~ombaroict % Tencoig i
lS4S.
GboSen er set aaaet poloiomt til.
Tolfenasien. Ser par blet rnlenoc
oper TolitietS @rutalitet, latte SIo
poa @arafferue og paa Raabhuiet,
buor oct riocuoe ToIiti bar blet mo.
fparterct.
Solin traf Solf neb oct sitter.
riaitc Stag % bette Oct bsbmiife
litcbet.
Siientlise @pgnirser or brUnot
Sabor % anorc @per / @cbmen %
/ SImuts / MGbren.
) Yrag er aontorerne I'll sc tpife
@labe "3eiting" oa "Neneitc Nacb-
ricbten" blet Ima0ret.
"Stutsart gtcueitc &acbricbten"s
aorreiponoent / Tras t~elesraicrer til
fit 9Iab, OF iioite Ssroaes Sptsier
/ Irae opcreit ale tiblisere Semon'
%itraiioncr.
"Ieue ireic Tresie" i @ien appel,
lerer til ale ~tanierpatipe gIemente,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-04
Spis Sauerfrant.

@aIbington Ben 30te Wai: Wan
fan Ipiie al ben Sauerfralt, man
bill, uoen at uoiGtte Jig for at bli
mistrnft for at pGre tpifiinoet.
Observation-Disclosures forflareoe
ioag, at oenne &et i~narere er al
hoaanbif END al inf SprinoelIe, og
at De, Iom gier bpppig og op5tig
BRIG al oen pil bli betragtcOe JONI
gooe Tatrioter, ibet Be letter ct
fslgepGroigt @renlpel peo at til
mlllere @rugen al aaal % iparer
taa andre 9epnctsmioler, lon1
trGngcs al bore IQiereoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-04
Zen banife Strife. @lonbt De Sor

Zen bamife Strife. 9lanbt De Ssor.
lag, Der ifal forbanoles og orsftes
paa "Sen banife 9irfe"s garsmsbc
/ slifop, Winn., 19oe-23oe SUM-, er
fslgenoe: "Taa ct S9nesmpoe, Of
bolbt Ssnoag ben 2Soe Ipril 1913
al Srinitatis, ct. Steiuns og ct.
Insgar Wenigbeber / Chicago, peo-
toges oct enitemmi9t at i%noienoe fel-
genoe Heloliltion til Gen oarife Sir
fes Iarsmeoe: Gen oanife &irfe
anerfienoer bet el9elife Sprog iom
~ligeberettiget meo BET oanife / Sant.
illnoets Wenigbeber. Suor Trelt og
Wenigbeb enes Oerom, fan engelif
@iiostieneite inoipres / ct iaaoant
Smfang, iom BET ipnes tienligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-04
George i. Sagcn, iom / 1915 Die

George j.. Sagen, iom / 1915 blep
uoeromineret ira Spoifolen / Wlnne-
apolls, CT uon9pnt til Ell SefretGr.
itiuilg peo ben amerifanlfe legation
/ &isbenbapt. llonppnelien Dor i'm
ipecielle Snteresie / 6orbinoelie meo
Eorititiloiet peb pore Spiifoler. Wtiis
Wicbelet, Spb &siifolens Noriflerer-
inoe, nlootog for Ell Sio iioen en-
Joreipereiel ira Observation-Disclosures
ONT i~proefpnoige lulge M9no i slloe-
rem fra Is til 81 9lar til SefretGr,
itiuinger / Siplomatiet. Sln anbe.
ialeoe George &agen, Der / 21a Nar
bapoe lpit Norif / benoes &lasie.
Otter MoOta9elien al Nttciter CO 0pg-
tigbeosbepiicr uonGpnte &egieringen
bam til en- Sitting meo Ell 2pn al
$3.50 Wtaaneoen. San err MI | Waih-
iltgton for at irtte Jig inb / Irbcioct
EN- WaanaoS Sio fer afreiien til Sip
benbapn, i~friper "Wtpls. Sio."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-04
Sil Sranfrige. Miis Warec

Sill 5ranfrise. Niis Wargaret
Sorriion, Cater al CONNER Oscar
sc. Eorriion / Chicago, bar beill,ttet
at reiie til 5ranfrige / 3. Wf. 6. q.
"Ganteen" Sieneiten peo Sronten.
Wiis Sorriion er Neolem al Chicago
College Club % iprig Irbeioer for
aoinoeiagen. Slun tieneiteisr for
Sioen peo College Bureau Of Sccu-
pations. Wtiis Sorriion oeltog /
Sbrift Clamps Salget / Chicago
Norife &lub Den 17oe Mai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-04
1oroiflUlp /
,lcm, llcrioo

Sonto sc. Y M.. SEN 2Soc Mtai:
Get treble Soroitiplu. ion har inn.
Get Stco ijoen 1874, inotrai i
Sonta sc 81. $50 / MorQc&.
StiTIuct ror froitiQt uof iii al m,
tie @jbicu uch Al %Tgaeuc / man.
&c ii SucuS Suic.
MI osnume citer 9cretnin9er, ionu
htotil er mootagct ira mango at.
Gre @ncr, bar HpitcIicn iugCn nGp.
neuprbiQ Stooc anrcttct / Statcn.