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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-10
UNFULFILLED ORDERS.

New York, Oct 10-Unflled orders of the United States Steel Corporation on Sept. 30 were S,297,905 tons, ac cording to the monthly statement is sued today. This is a decrease of 461,13T tons compared with the or ders on August 31.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-10
PTTTsFTELD EXCEEDS QUOTA

Pittsfeld, Mass, Oct. 1O.-PittsfeId oversubscribed it's allotment to the Fourth Liberty Loan by raising s4,- O02,300 in five days. Its quota was s3,5o0,Qo0. The blowing of city whistles and ringing of bells celebrat- ed the success of the loan at q. m.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-10

The public having been requested to confine social visiting over the tele- phone to the minimum, it is seggested that our women friends not gossip more than half an hour with any pne person.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-10

In the eastern region several rail- roads passed the 90 per cent. mark in subscriptions to the loan.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-10
BRIEF NEWS NOTES

A new interallied purchasing organ ization has arrived in the United, States It is from Brazil
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-10

Assistant Attorney General John Lord O'Brien said there are nearly 100000 German and 100000 Austrian subjects In this country.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-10

Seventy-five ships were completed and delivered to the Shipping Board during September.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-10

Officials of ' the War Industries Board admitted that fixing of common. and other clothing is pos sibility.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-10

No more wool will be issued for the manufacture of blankets for laun- dries, as cotton and felt substitutes will suffice.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-10

William w Locks was appointed head of construction at Hog Island to succeed Walter Goodenough, re- signed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-10

Major General Maurice resigned as correspondent of the London Daily Chronicle and Joined the London Daily News.
 The Post Office Department denied that Postmaster General Burleson had issued an order checking the increase in telephone rates.
The broad ax., 1918-01-19
A FAMOUS NEGRO SCULPTOR.

The foremost sculptor Of the Negro
race in America at the present time Is
Meta Vaux warrick Fuller. Her work
may be said to fan into two divisions
the romantic and the social The first
Is represented by such things as "The
Wretehed" and "Secret Sorrow" the
second by "Immigrant in America"
and "Ths Silent Appeal" The transit
ton may be seen in "watehing for
DAWN" . group that shows seven
figures, In various attitudes Of prayer,
watchfulness, and resignation, watch
ing for the coming Of daylight, or peace.
In technique this Is Ike "The
Wretehed;" IN spirit It Is like the
later work. Il is a. If the seulptor's
own seer, John the Baptist, had sum-
moned her away from the romantic and
esoterie to the everyday problems Of
needy humanity. There are many, how
ever, who hope that she Win not utterly
forsake the feld In which she first be-
came famoua Her early work 70 not
delicate or pretty; Il Is grewsome and
terrible; but IL IL also intense and vital,
and from Il speaks the very tragedy Of
the Negro raee.-Benjamin Brsxiey In
the Southern Workman.
The broad ax., 1918-01-19

That, Whereas, Oscar DePriest an
nounced himself as o candidate for al
derman prior to the announcement Of
the candidacy Of any other aspirant in
the Second Ward, and that the so-called
Second Ward Organization, under It's
present one-man control, finding It was
impossible to defeat Mr.. DePriest with
the present incumbent In Office, whom
they fully intended to try to renomi-
nate, resorted to the political trick Of
endorsing . man who would undoubtedly
be more susceptible to the organization
control than Mr.. DePrisst, and who, at
the behest Of an oligarehy within the
organization, allowed himself to be used
by design to attempt to defeat the man
demanded by the people. Be It
Resolved, That we, In convention a.
sembled, on this the 11th day Of jam
airy, A D. 1918, at Odd FsIlows' Hall,
Chicago, Illinois, do hereby endorse the
candidacy Of Oscar DsPrisst for alder
man Of the Second Ward and pledge
our united and continued support to him
throughout this campaign
The roll for the convention was signed
by the following persons: Morris Lewis,
Laura B. Griffin, Edward II. Norris,
Elizabeth wilkins, James A. Scott, b. A.
Watkins, Joanna Snowden Porter, War
rem D. Douglas, Rosa Talliaferro, W. q.
Davis, 3. D. White, J. 8. Aries, Mayme
Cranberry, Adelaide Thomas, J. N.
simms, James E. Bish, Roscoe @. Giles,
". E Mollison-
+ Last Saturday big meeting was held
in the interest Of Mr.. DePriest at the
States Theater and he and Lawyer War
rem B. Douglas were the leading speak
ers.
The broad ax., 1918-01-19

and no prophyiactie measures employed.
A few days later both parents and ply
sician may see clearly the mistake that
was made; but DESPITE this belsted
knowledge the harm has been done and
contasion Of various kinds continues TO
spread until Il becomes epidemic.
Take, for example, that now we'll
known 9Th disease, typhoid. With
modern laboratory methods at his com
mand, what can be said Of the family
physician who delays confirmation Of
his diagnosis and who fails to give
inoculativs protection 10 the exposed
persons and to advise % to the proper
care Of the patient And 10 It saying
too much to urge that the family doctor
shoala include IN his report to the health
autheritiss al his available information
as to the probable sources Of the In
feetionf
In determining the source Of infee-
ton in typhoid It II often important
that the date Of onset be a. definitely
axed as ID possible. And too often the
attending physician win give a. the
date Of onset, the date when he was
called, when as O matter Of fact the
-. ss,.s -, .u,,,, O., , w..L
or more prior to calling in his physician
with Q mistake Of this hind Il Ii often
$1,000,
Tynhoid Il stiI, national seouree, and
"a v;u NAT be brourht undsr control a
u.h until both xhe medical profession
and heslfh oeacials radically revise the
presept nethods of handling this dis
ea.e And this means prompt reporting
and diaruosis. toeeethsr with the employ
ment az protective vaccination and
up-to-date. intelligent care Of the patient
by those who In addition have also
the necessary knowledge to enable them
10 properIv take care Of themselves.
Take siso. for example, another dis
ease. rightly named years ago a. the
tsNev Captain Of the Mem of Death. %
For 4 decade or more most Of the rec
ognized communicable diseases have
shown o steady aggregate decline year
by year. -Pneumonia hovvere, Is q
notable exception. As matter OF fact,
in nearly all OF the large eenters OF
The broad ax., 1918-01-19

Sunday, January 18th, was the frst
day On which Methodim began tn gsn.
eroos campaign through the churches "a
raise ave hundred thousand dollars for
the purpose Of further development Of
the church movement Il II eontsn-
plated out q this fund 10 construct
three additional colored Churches, 70
sxpsnd about one hundred thousand dol
Isrs IN tie hoasiag. equipping and far
Tier dsvslepnset Of the social settle
nsnt work and TIE day nursery.
The broad ax., 1918-01-19
THR HRALRY.sKDMoRR-BARRY
TRIAL

(ConeIuded from PATE II
according 10 the testimony absolutely
innocent Of any wrongdoing.
Il IL said old man Thiel, the founder
Of the Thisl Detective Agency, has been
dead for 10 these many years; that the
Hon. Michael flanagan, its present
manager, 10 the brothsr-inlsw Of the
Hoa. Michael 2. Sullivan, the brainy
first assistant states attorney, and the
records show that within the past year
that the Thiel Detective Agency pulled
In ffty-two thousand dollars Tor services
rendered the Hon. states attorney;
that another detective agency raked In
forty-two thousand dollars Of the small
taxpsyers' money; that other detective
agencies received Thousands Of dollars.
Prior to the administration Of the
present Hon. states attroney there
was never q case where witnesses were
sent TO hotsls at public expense, except
In one case where the witness was ID
and was required TO have . hume and
was guilty Of nothing and eouid not be
locked up. And ct no time were private
detective agencies hired, except In q
case in Mr.. Wsyman's administration,
when jurors had to be investigated and
police couldn't be obtained and nsces.
sity forced It
The present Hon. states sttor.
ney has kept in hotels a many a. twenty
boarders at the expense Of the county,
al costing the county about $6 per day
per man, and in one case kept one man
with his guards for 20 months ct total
expense Of about SIS per day.
Every police officer In Chicago must
wear . star, and when called upon he
must show II, and most Of them wear
uniforms. This guards the Citizen
against shake-down and .blaskmail, but
the private detectives working for the
agencies are not known and wear no dis
tinguishing mark and are potential
blackmsilers in every case.
Il In Of no interest for the commor
policeman to arrest an innocent man
but IL Is Of interest TO the private de
tective agencies 10 arrest generally 70
gardless Of guilt or innocence. Nc
prosecution means no money and Tho
bigger the prosseutien tie more money
they get &
Il must Be further said that prior ID
the advent Of the present Hon
states attorney On the North Side only
two policemen were assigned 10 that
once during the reign Of Hon John J.
Healy, but now there are eighteen
In conclusion Il II therefore high timt
for the bon. Edward J. Brundage, ths
fearless sttorney-general Of Illinois, 70
march On the states attorneys Office n
Cock county, the same - he did in Sc
Clair county. In connection with the
East 81 Louis race rists and make q
most thoroueh investigated into the raw
and most rsprehsnsible nethea Of con,
dneting criminal prosecutions in Cook
county.
The broad ax., 1918-01-19
oorrsoI or oosrAa1oz.

The control Of eoumnniesble diseases
en- only Be made sffsctive when health
ozhcials know where the cases exist
and how the infsetisn IL being spread
TAs frst important step Is in report
ing promptly 10 tie Department Of
Health. Ans he nsxt l. IN regarding
an doubtful easss - being true until
proven otherwise Thsrs has been TOO
nneh isxity q TIE part q both parents
md physisisns IN assuning That IN tie
absences 81 positive ynptsns On ant
examination, that Il Il ssfs b "vait
. fsu days's; IN tie nsantins no pre-
eaatious are taken 70 protest the wen
The broad ax., 1918-01-19

FORMER ALDERMAN oscAR De PRIEST WAS NOMINATED FOR
ALDERMAN SECOND WARD MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED
REPUBLICANS WHO AssEADLKD N ODD FELLOWS HALL ss SOUTH
STATE STREET. LAST FRIDAY EVENING
ATTORNEY WEBSTER BROWN WAS TEMPORARY CHAIRMANj
HON. JAMES SCOTT, ATTORNEY TB
PERMANENT CHAIRMAN BOTH DELIVERED TELLING RINGING
SPRBCER2
HARVEY A. WATKINS WAS TIR SECRETARY,
MRS MZABBTH LINDSAY DAVIS COVERED HERSELF WITH
GLORY AND HONOR N BEHALF OF TB WOMEN VOTERS OF THB
SECOND WARD
THB PLATFORM ADOPTED WELL RECEIVED Mr.. DR PRIEST
AND STANDING FOR FULL AND BoUAI SUFFRAGE
FOR WOMEN
The broad ax., 1918-01-19
An Interesting Article By William D
Netghbors.

With Flat Buildings and residences n
what was formerly one Of the most ars
tocratic districts In Chicago, being
turned over to Colored people at the
rate Of from five hundred to a Thousand
per year, due largely to immigration
from the South, the question has frr
quently arisen as to what the proper
Tomato number Of businesses run BY
Colored people to those by white peO
pie are. In order to correctly answer
such questions and meet an urgent DE-
mand on the part Of Colored business
people The Broad Ak has gathered
facts from districts in which the larger
number Of COlored people live, and vii
publish such facts with the deduction
therefrom, together with interview
from the leading business men in thss
sections in q series Of articles Of which
this Is the first.
OF five hundred business houses
visited on State Street between 5ls
and 31st Streets and on 31st and SSH
Streets between Federal and Cottas'
Grove, three hundred and forty wsrs
businesses run by white persons and !"
run by Colored persons. In this nun
Der saloons, barber shops, billiard and
pool rooms are omitted These plsea
were taken consecutively, one block
after another between 31st and Ssn
and 47th to 51st on State Street, and
from Federal to Cottage Grove on aSh
and 31st Streets In this section, ts
Colored people live in larger numbers
than In any other section in the city
While there are large number OF bun
ness places scattered in various sections
Of the city, the sections mentiona
above are almost exclusively inhabitA
by COlored people, particularly thOS
streets from which the business houss
on State Street, 31st and 35th streeo
would draw their trade, the properties
ate number being about three COlosa
to one white whereas the situation =
Just the reverse a. to white and Oo
ored businesses, there being aOO0
three white places Of business to o"
Colored.
In this section with Q few exceptions
the businesses controlling the neesse
ties Of life, such a. groceries, nesA
clothing, shoes, etc, are run BY WI"
people. 4
The proportion Of white to colof~
business places are about as follO"
Groceries, markets, delieatessen, Wh'@
ten to one Colored; furniture store
both new and second hand, whites y
to one Colored; shoe stores and NV
repairing stores, whites, three TO %
Colored; tailoring, cleaning and pro,
ing stores, whites, three to one Col0r'.'
drug stores, whites two to one Color
In addition to the above there are =
the district, three department stOrs
ChaA Kline o Company, State eu'
near Attn, =. Ruttenberg, State S'
between 35th and seth Streets, sno
d. Hadigan 3lst and Forest AVsA
These stores are In eenterS OF reSp
tive communities Of ColOred people
draw at least 1916 Of their trade nv
colored people. One Of these s.S
=. Ruttenbsrg has in his employ
Colored girl sales ladies, Miss T.
Sims, Miss George Hates, ana
The broad ax., 1918-01-19

MANY CoLoRED PEOPLE IN BUN.
MESS IN THE TMcKLY Popu.
LATED DISTRICT OF THE SOUTH
SIDE BUT THE WHITE BUSINESS
Mem ARE RRAPna THE BULK
OF THE HARVEST IN THE WAY
OF RAKnNG IN THE MONEY
FROM TIDE SMALL CoLoREo
CONSUMERS.
The broad ax., 1918-01-19
with him.

4. That We stand for full and equal
suffrage to al the citizens Of our COM
taking In that most impor-
tant element-the women
The broad ax., 1918-01-19

Miss Edna Cook, Secretary Of the
Young Wonen's Christian Association
who was seriously injured IN IN auto
mobile accident in Kansas City during
the Holidays has sufficiently recovered
and was brought home by her mother
On Wednesday 10th. Miss Cook u at
home now doing nicely, experiencing no
IN effects from her tip.
The broad ax., 1918-01-19

The daughter Of Dr.. Mason Of Bir-
ninghan, Ala, upon whom Dr.. Han
was called TO operate few weeks ago
for appendicitis Il recovering nicely.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19

NlIrotcb 1Sron / en- unitraft @ruo / min
eeen Srdrt5 De melt alpurlioe % baaros
nattebe SilfGloer % nlcb u~fciltorlioe Res
iultaier. ,Seq bar benGget mango andre
@Gger III al giue Oct en- Yrgpe. tpilfe
ale h1r aiuet mig De melt forbauicuoe
Nel0inaer n,eo 6euipu iii bets itore
strait til 0icncpbn98eIie al Sunh6eo %
Stnrte."
S~abrifanterneS anmerfnins: &uroteb
Srnn iom er blepei bruat az 2r. SuQis
ran % andre nIeo ino pnerraiferbe Rcs
iuItater. % iom err foreifrepet og anbes
ialet %oncuior al 2raer. or life noaet
henrmcliqt MibbeI. men et. Der or rel
ticunt al spothefcre operaIt. lilo Be
GIbre ific~soraauiifc Sernprcoutter er BET
lei al asiimiIcre. itaher life Sruoerne.
gisr Dem life iorte. qisr ineeu Suritnrs
relic ! Wdpen. Nobritauterne anranferer
helbi9e % belt tilfrcositineuoe Aeiultater
iii enhper aieber. eler bine @euae piI
blipe tilbagebetalie. Set i9laes al uooe
apuihetere oucrali.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19

mcofeIger Seiptniug, Milling o.
Hc0ltabcr. SuertoqcIic 14be Sftbr.
Zen aanlIc Gicr har iorbcbplbt iia
ct bli bocnoe Der til 14oe April nr.
lie Mar. Zen bctienote SfieuQalun.
ZEN pil irembe!es bll ct 6orlpitcIica.
itco Tor &eteioa o. SnCgu. Gcn
me Gicr pil foretnse cnocl Hcitou
ration oa Sppuoaniug. Ser cr
mango NinOer Ser fnpttcr iig til
oennc 2uro. Ger er holot utolli9e
GoIfcnooer meo Saler % politiitc
6oreorne, % Senoo9 giternt, sem
25oe Guguit bolot &eoattsrcn al
Eiocns Se9n", Or. Ebommeien,
politiif 5orcNrag Scr FOR en- Itor
6~orionnling / Sililutning iii set iri.
iinoeoe geliitre, ser Iom befienot /
Sc ilcite Saaer ilutter iie til &eirc.
bartlett. Cling Glen Hosneruo BAR
til i'm Setter Srula Wortinicn Ho9.
neruo ioIgt Seggelibraatcn Tor $500
SIR. Gle e. Stsen bar til Siguro
S}oa IoIgt %crnebroaten ior 10000
Gr. @ulbrono @ao8aoro bar fiebt
@rrnbbroaten al Nel9e GognerilO
ior 15,500 &r. Giapoucnt Sorger-
len bar fjebt @ooroen SoncruN i
Sang for $4,000 ar. Cars Soraoa.
len bar iii Irnt 81. Mooalen ioi9t
Gic1toommcnc Spingen % llbii9ten
: Song for 10000 Ser. :. CIR.
Stopern bar iii SARAH Senrifien
iolgt Stopern og StepernoaIcn Tor
1890 Gr. &araIo SoIberg hnr
iolot i'm prpgti9e @ooro Serum /
Sole for 100000 ar. I'll Nmtaltog
meter 0llttorm len, &enefo3. @icn-
bontnlerl bar fer upret Gbei3gaar0.
Solber1 fisbte oen Tor If Iar iioen
for $4,000 ar: set bar octgang
minore GienoomSpriIer. SplQcren
Lar ppret Ell lite &atg5 @~onrObru-
GER o0 orepet @onroen op / ale
9lctninger, ligefom SuIclre er pei
rcoligebolot. Som plbile Sen al
@obscier SoIberq poo Sen 0nulc
aon9agnnro Stcen, ifol @urnlO
Solberg ontneclig mart opcrtn 600
jet, ga 6orcn mn er Ell pl6rc Wiouo.
ariitcn @arp bar til :. &. g.
&ifciutO iolgt Slette % IelOrc
9fofer / Norocrhop Tor 10000 ar.
gorgerbagen / @org cr al Sans
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19

bco gigr. al SumueIen mloa graues
/ itnr Gpboe. Ifltauoer meQem
Cariiu, iom ifoI prre llogongspunt.
let pao oen iponite apit. % SunucI.
lens %enoeplnft pod oeu marotfau.
tie Spit or 10. % Sem. g~pgninas.
ontfoihingerne ber.pueo iii omfring
$50 0iiaiouer Sraucs, ct 9elsb, iont
ldmmetllgret mco De WtiQioroer.
Der gaar I'll arigen, ipneS iorboIos.
uls Deficient. vi Elaners 8ien.
ncmiorclle loper man iig ogioa /
6rortrige fore 6oroele FOR Sdnoe.
len, oa Der ue0 SiRlp al Ell ilia
Eunncl fan etobIeres 0irefte 6or.
btnoeller meIlcm Srorfrige % 0to.
roffo. @uiS buaoe Su1uteucn ltu.
Der oen brittle anuoI % un0er @l.
brnltoritrGoet bIiper iii 8irfeIiohco.
nj England bnue ioaet ,Sorbiu0elie
p0er SuuO meo 4irtfa ouer Srauf.
rlge % Spunieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19

&ppciogten hor iom ~iropunlig
truttet maltge banbe ira Nn cJ @pao
tlliielos. Ser pan %ruoer er set &c
b~cfienote SportamQno Srttcrnc
smut Berg % Chi @crl. iom Tor.
isger lin Spffe, Sen isrite hoIoer iig
1lerne Iibt lrnacrc ~ocroppc oa Men.
iagten ierit ~bcgprocr / ocuue Wtna
neb % ban iGlber iont oiteit Here
AcnsOnr. Tertil fommer, at ban
bar uhmerfc0c Tiitcpano / Sc iammlc
Srottcr. San hnr ionmen meO
Srugseicr HeahoIm ct Nua mco lie.
re Gorclicr. ioo Sc fau Ia BET iGr.
beleS toIeIiat % MI hor DC iaaet ar
beioet aierepei li9e irtn III Steoct
Here Mil inoooer tiIiiclo@.
Oct Ter lent no Tor @onrobril'
gerre Der oner &in9erife M nleo al
Ben gtebbsr nj ioor; oct rcgncr buer
Sn1 o. De iorrcitcu itolmlnocltg
pofrc Iare IGagtr iig. Spao Der
nibtil or ifaorct iioar pao Stnur eler
Seize. Get or ltorc &rrbler, oct
oreler iig ON; thi &enocruc blcp al
Wipnoigbcoeruc poaIalt i'lorhelt 90
iooar at plsic % louat lterre ArcoIer
cnO ~ipbpnnIig.
Sunber Soqn, Hiuaerifc, 3oie
september 1918.
q. 7. Sppegoaro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19

Ser fan life prrc noaen iterfe, iunbe.
pdfre auinoer llben Sern. pad luntnle Sio
Jon forfincbe 6remgangsiunaoer % mo-
oerne &ogninesmethooer "iierner Wooer
Serbs Sern ira 'dd nlangc al bore nlcir
ullrirheliee Seoemibler, hpiIfeu Ssrns
ulunael ifulbe eritattes bco Sruaeu az
oreauiit Sern / en- euer onoen SornL
nffiirut iom bi bruger Salf uodr Dor
Seoe life er blepen NOT ioltet.
Germ er abiolut n~chbenhie for al irtie
bit Blob iiiono I'll al forpduble Schen til
Iepenoe GeIleoGn. llben bette. uocn Nors
itiel hnor mcset on ipiier, rim Seoe eadr
Inn aicnuem N9. iihen or giere Dig nogtt
oobt. Su erhoIber life nosen Stnrte az
rem. % felgelia blipcr on inas, bles %
al CT ineeliet l~lbieeuoc. atflIrnr ionl en-
RIonte. Ser forisger al bore / Soro Tom
manaIer Sern. @legheb betnber Blob
fattiaoum. On b%looiatti0 Apinbes 6uo
err blea, aishet lott. 3ufonrmelien teller.
oa ufte bliper DC Iuaae. nerueie. pirres
liac. misnlobiae % m~clnntolife. 8io Ell
iaoann apinoe CT fort NuriIis meo
9uratco Srun. 90 hiin pil ofte hurtis
blipe Ell belt ioritieItg Yerion ~ iterf.
iuno pa rshiiueet. Seg bar brugi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
Sra Rineerife.
Giemoomsials. - SBbsfalc. = III.
items Smaannt ira DC uafrc SDaosr.

Zen iponlfe Spge, ipm grasiercr
ioa poloiontt / &riitianio pg andre
9per, or pgIaa fommen berop, ifiprt
tronu fife / nogcn forurolieenoe
8rab. @n Otanb berira blep ult.
srcbet rua eli Gcile til &riitianio %
blcD Iiggcnoc ing bcrinoe en- Sib-
9lanbt Observation-Disclosures er
mango angrebnc, iaa Def faloer BON.
ifclis for Mpnoigbeocrnc at c%ritatte
De ipge.
Soelsopertnyt er ofbolbt paa %
opcr 8aarben GaffeItno / Noroer-
bop. Sartiummener $4,000 Ser.
llnoertarten 1000 Ser. millbre.
gn Mingerifing, Ser por paa
Nciie / llolanoet og beribIanbt ogioa
/ Spiflanb, ianot Silitanoen blanot
ben iture W9ngoe al Solicit ocrncbe
fortuilet, iaa ban mantte %ifiennc, at
Ben alminoelige Wano itunoer
bnarot eiter Sreo. aommen til ort.
Ore 9onb bar oct oIminoelia l1btale,
at "SpIferne frpgtes og babes oper
belle %eroen".
ct 0ar gamIe SoIeparineer
@anfoirefter % forbenp9renoe Srb-
fsrcr / Ioaler Sans Safner % Srlie
feirebe 26oe SSltli @ulobrpnup.
Sslpbrprlup feireoes 2Sbe Srli al
8darbbruger Wartin $. 9orsen og
True Irne feot 2sfen paa 2sfen
@naro | Sole.
@ulferubs @mt ffaI fao beboloe
lit Napn uanieet &irteminiiter Sop.
lambs mnrge Smifripnineer / mail
renlig @etning.
On eanrnel S0.aaris @eficnbt al
mig fra S~priitranben, Der bor
Sl9gtntnger / spre Srebsberreo
fom opom mig paa fin &eiie bib.
San piIbe life ia ben letpinote
Sremfomit paa Sernbanen, mel boll
piIbe ia ben baffebe Sei forbi glir.
rlib oe BEN bratte 8lasfolbaffen %
Slepigifoeen oper til gpgoen. Seq
bar mango bpegeliee grinbringer,
iaeoe han, fra Den Sib ieg oite reiite
Der. lpecielt ira Oct uulminoeIig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
Breeze tfra Georges 8yeder oe Byer.


giuitiric Nua hos Slicil pou Nlir-
rus o. Gqioa andre 8ooroe, iou itg
haobc &pit til at ie bi5ie Steoer enc.
M cngollg mems leg lerer, ifieut
Der MI lepcr andre sSolf poo oisic
Stcbcr, emo De ieg fienotc. Scr CT
mango gan1le Solf, iom leper Jig ilo
/ ganlle Griuoringer % cufelte iom
optesner ganlle Sl9gtatrabitioner.
Gn Iaaonn Mtono bar hi / min ga.
DO &irfeianger @ifer, ser bar nco.
ltreuct Ell Sci Gel SIrgtarcgiitrc
ira Iarbrtnorcocr tilbage. Wian ben.
ter, at ban / Srpffen bill uoQipe alt
ban bar opteanct / Ell BOG betitIet
"Sunber Gpgbs Siitorie".
&nr &ingcrif3bp Sencfos bar M
toget ct itort 2eft, ioct 9pen al De
cngcllfe Giere bar ficbt Seneios
@rltg for 100000 aroner. Brit
oct bar ogIoo @ruuo i 2onoio9nene
9torocrbop / Saug.
Ter nrbeioes M pna flerc Stcocr
her | SanOet, oa iaaleoe3 ogiao paa
olsle 3anter paa 6abriffcr ior Bro
buftionen al Srpflll, Srptipre, 81
Ier og SrpIpre. Get err Stubbcr og
SrGuffalb, Iom Der npttiggipreS og
man bar 10 MI Stubbebrpoerc, Set
gift life ina Ietpin0t Tor i Chen,
noar mo- brpnote SiGre. Seq tll-
'fcr fra mine @,ltteoage en- Wnlo
Sobn Sobnsrlo ira StremsoObpg-
cen, iom / min 6ars Sipreopl
brGnote Siare og iolete BEG. Wnll
faIbtc BAN @efafongen. Set bar
forreiten Ell bGberlig % itrGbionl
Wanb. Mon Jar cnbml Nuiner i
Sfogene al De oa brugte SiTrc-
opne.
Seq Ter / "Gingerife5 Blob, at man
ngiaa / Iaoalen, iom / man9c andre
@nqocr, tpnfer paa 8amlebiem og
ofiGttcr Tenge BERTH. Ser / 2uut.
Ger bar ri til iuntmc Eiemeo iamlat
ilere Suiiitbe aroner inoiat / Gun.
Ser Sparebanf. Gen ~itsrite Slpcr
pertil er @nfeiru 9olette Sdirnler,
iom bar ifiHnfet 5000 aroner %
Iopet poerligere 9ibra9 til @ltIcta
Snoreoning, noor bette er brgget.
Sru Islaiig Sdionq5 Gicnoom,
Sunoet, er ioIgt for 100000 Ser. til
Sbrp. 8. @uttingsrlto. s Sanoelen