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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-20
THOUGHTS TO THINK
ABOUT


ABOUT
Fear blinds the eye and stops
the ear, so that the eye does not
spy and the ear does not hear
Opportunity as she knocks at
the door.
Men who risk reap their re-
ward and usually get what they
go after: the man who plans
usually builds his success as he
likes it.
Reason is often pronounced
good because it will satisfy the
stomach: many men think as
their stomachs feel.
Talking never takes man far
on the journey, but doing drives
q good gait.
Whatever may be your need.
q Palladium Want Ad will fill
Il; Palladium Want Ads never
shirk their work
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-20
SAM M | ES

Fouls ommitted--Sammies Eiken-
berry, p; Denning, Up: Walls, p;
Wynn, p. U. S. c.: Green, p.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-20

first half dozen at a quarter apiece.
Business is rushing!"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-20
EATlESS

Fouls ommitted-DePauw: Weld.
ner, d; Eatless: Hale, p.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-20

the Old Gold teams for the last two
years. 1t is probable that the election
Of his successor will be postponed until
next fall,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-20

Put up for Europe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-20

Christ Church, Cincinnati .....
Heidelberg, Southgate, Ky. .....
Sport Feeney's Champs, Covg'ton
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
LOOK AT CH|LD'S TONGUE F SICK
 CROSS, FEVER|SH When constipated or bilious give California Syrup
 of Figs''

l Look at the tongue, mother. If coated It Is sure sign that your little one $ stomach, liver and bowels need a gentle thorough cleansing at once. When peevish cross, listless. paie doesn't sleep. doesn't eat or act natural iy, or is feverish, stomach sour, breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore throat, aiarrhoea, full of cold, give a teaspoon ful of California Syrup of Figs and iR few hours all the foul, constipated waste, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of its little bowels without griping, and you have a well. playful child again.
 You needn't coax sick children to take this harmless fruit laxative;'' they love it's delicious taste. and it always makes them feel splendid.
 Ask your druggist Cor 60-cent bottle of California Syrup of Figs" which has s'ireotions for babies. children Of all ages
 and for grown-ups plainly on the bottle.
 Beware of counterfeits sold here. To be
 sure you get the genuine, ask to see that
 1t is made by California Fig Syrup Conl-
 pany' Refuse any other kind with con-
 tempt.-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS
Lou TelIsgen in aBlind Youthn

Lou Tellegen who will come to the
 Jefferson Friday and Saturday, matinee Saturday, in Blind Youth" his latest
 success, was one of the pioneers in the moving picture field. He played in his first picture over 10 years ago and strange as it may seem, 10 years nearly
 spans to the beginning of picture his tory However, MT. feilegen is thor ough actor and loves the speaking stage III preference to the one where he is only seen. His present play was writ ten by the star himself in conjunction With Willard Mack MT. Tellegen made the production and is taking'it on tour
 with company including players who
 nave been with him through the long engagement in New York city.
 Lou Tellegen inherits his theatrical talent legitimately from his mother, who was a dancer. She retired from the stage on her marriage and was
 greatly set against her son entering tbe profession, but youth will be served and in this instance it proved the in- sunct of the boy was right, for Lou Tellegen is today counted one of the most brilliant actors on our stage. He
 is to appear here in Blind Youth as a young artist. who loses all and then
 regains all through love.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21

today by Director General McAdoo ot the railroad administration. The in creases become effective January l.
 East of the Mississippi and north Of the Ohio and Potomac rivers, the new rates on merchandise will be about l6 and F cents hundred pounds more than at present, it was announced The in crease on food rates will be about 70 per cent as much
 For the remainder of the country the merchandise rate will he increased about 10 to 12 cents hundred pounds over the present scale and the increase in food rates will be proportionately 75 per cent The increases, it was declared, are due to increases in wages, and become effective immediately.
 The new order will raise about S24, 600 ,0o0 additional revenue, half of which the American Railway Express company, be- fore it was taken over entirely by the government, had planned to expend in higher wages. The wage question is now before the railroad administration board on wages and working conditions
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
SCHOOL CHILDREN
 STERILIzE NOSES
 AVOID C0NTACI0N
Influenza, Pneumonia, Menin- gitis, Diptheria, Small Pox, Scarlet Fever, M sl e $ , Whooping Cough and Many Other Contagious Diseases ontr c t e d at School Through Nose.

Parents are advised to teach their children, as a part of their daily toilet how to sterilize the nose and throat with Eucapine, the preparation of Ol Eucalypti. which became so popular in this country during the epidemic of in- shown in minute how to use it and if reminded by the parent, will do so systematically without assistance or
 The child dips it's little finger into the jar of Eucapine and introduces it up tween the thumb and first finger sud- denly releases it as he draws in his breath, thus shifting the Eucapine back into the throat The Eucapine gradual- ly spreads over the throat, tonsils ear duets and iarynx, sterilizing, cleansing tation and preventing the formation of adenoids, enlarged tonsils. earache, deafness and serious lung diseases
 Sterilization with Eueapine keeps the nose clean. healthy, comfortable and free from germs; relieves simple croup, coughs, colds and sore throat almost immediately and is So pleasant that even the youngest children learn to call for their jar of Eucapine and use 1t for themselves whenever they feel cold or sore throat coming on. Colds are contagious and if every member of the family, especially those who must breathe the infected dust of public would make sterilization with Eucapine a part of their daily toilet, much sick ness would be avoided.
 NOTE-The product referred to above may be obtained at any drug store for half a dollar and a jar should be pro- cluding the servants, especially the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
Jefferson County High
 Plays Ensley Today
Conquerors of Central Expect Easy Time in Battle With Their
 Old Rivals

Ensley High and Jefferson County High will meet in their annual gridiron battle this afternoon at Ensley. AL though the Ensley boys expect to have a walkaway in this battle they may re- ceive some stiff resistance from the Jefferson boys as little is known of their strength.
 The probable lineup for Ensley:
 Scholl, center.
 Kyle and Mendenhall, guards.
 Wilcox and Hofer tackles.
 Davis, Snap and Candy. ends
 tCapt.) Kalker, quarter
 T1dmore and Rosenfeid, half backs English, full back.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
Simmons Bound Over

Robert simmons, negro, was given q preliminary hearing in Judge Abernethy' division of the municipal court yesterday and bound over to the grand jury on a charge of grand larceny. It is alleged that he stole suit pattern valued al s25-from the Richter Tailoring company sometime ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in the probate office yesterday: James Edwin Holt of Guntersville to Miss Elizabeth Dorsey
 J. H. Stallings of Meridian Miss, to Miss Bernice McAvoy.
 w. H. Zastrow to Miss Jessie Harchy A. D. Barton of Edgewood to Mrs. Annie May Prayton,
 Vernie NJ. Price of Mt Pinson to Miss Bessie A. Self
 Walter J. Dill of Ensley to Miss Rein otte Caillot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
Margaret Anglin, Thanksgiving Day

The life of soldier is tempered with smart feminity in the delightful English comedy sBilleted." which Mar
 garet Anglin and her original New York company will present here on Thanksgiving, matinee and night. This delightful play, which comes here after extended engagements in New York and Chicago and Boston, teaches a lesson which all women would like an excuse to follow, namely, that extravaganza is more economical than economy. That is the paradosical epi- gram spoken by Miss Anglin as the charming hostess in the comedy Her argument is that if she had not already had wonderful collection of frocks how could she have managed in war time. "Billeted" is one of the few big comedy successes of many seasons,
 tersely expressed in the New York
 World as "a delightful play delightfully."- acted"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
Rupture kiNs
 1000 Annually

0ese1 theqse9d pssseas esch year ere isit sss ssnPtssSs. s.S hyt 1ssssss ths aale.tenszs Msreiy tAkine caFe Of the 9ien (syeilipQ5 cf tkc 7mietiom and payt9& 10 attention to fke cause
 WAAs .ere yoa d0the3 Are yOu ueeiecfine ye1rsen by wearing tzgss epplisSce, 4; Mhetevsr naue SOa 6heese lQ cetlhS At 6esf tho truss is only . msksahIff Fl a falss psee seelnst collApsing Wsll --e aud csppof he ex. cEcniaticu, thus fc6hiug tho Feakcned m.aelse q that vhsch tSey need most 2 Sss scisncs h:. ac.ad yey and every trues 1ne PLAPAQ method is raaueatt0uebjy thS most scientde, loe5eal aud enccee7f5fi ss2(. Esetment sos suptprs the world hss aper
 The fLA1Ao.P4p xhsn sdherins c,osr,y se tIe podZ eeSeos poeatly slip .oR shift out 1 1S rASe, lnereaofe, canHo& ehAAe or pdpch. Scft q yeiyet.-easy to -tpsxpeneiye. Id oe used whiise you Wott aHd Whil$ Yoa sieep. No straps, naeklsS or springs aftaSked.
 IeaTn how to close the hernial cpenin~ - nature intended e tho rup&nrs CAN'T ccrss down ssna 2 ycnr name today to PLAPAQ saSy- '-'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
COUGHS AND COLDS
 QUICKLY RELIEVED
pr. Kings New Discovery used since Grant was President.
 Get a bottle today

It did it for your grandma, for your
 father For fifty years this well-known cough and cold remedy has Kept an
 and old
 For half century druggists every where have sold it. Put bottle in your medicine cabinet. You may need lit in a hurry. Sold by druggists ey- anywhere. soc and S1.20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
Flo -Flo''- o''--Jefferson

A sense Of humor distributed gener-
 eusly among, l2 perfect Ss" chorus igirls-that is one of the reasons why John Cort's Flo Flo, which opens at I the Jefferson theatre here on next Tuesday and Wednesday, matinee We'd nesday, packed the Cort theatre in New
 York with enthusiastic throngs nightly flor months.
 The eccentric dancing of the comedy chorus, which so far as is known is the only one ever in captivity, has been 1 the tabasco in the delightful offering Tor lovely lyrics, clever lines and lacy 1 lingerie, which has captivSted the l fancy of the Broadway theatregoers John Cort has given his chorus an effective setting in the Bride Shop" I His cast of principals which numbers I only artists of established reputation land popularity is most effective The 1 story concerns the matrimonial intrigue lof bogus count, an American heiress and rising young man from Oshkosh Wis., also the beautiful mannequin Flo- Flo, who exhibits eorsets in the estab- iishment of Mosher and Simpson, pro- prietors of the Bride Shop" and pur- Veyors of lingerie to the social elect The principal roles are taken by Jack Norton, Cordeiia Haager, Joseph Elvey
 Martha Lawrence. Thomas Gordon.
 Maude Nolan, Len Leonard Betty
 Booth, Francis and Roth, Gus Vaughan
 and the perfect 36" chorus. besides an
 augmented orchestra under the direc-
 ton of Vernon Bestor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
THE BIRMINGHAM AGEHERALD, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1918

is lost with her, is himself the fiance of an estimable young woman. This adventure has highly interesting re- sults and in the development of the story the star has no insignificant part
 The James Montgomery Flagg com edy, Tell That To the Marines" is snappy to the extreme and pleased all. while the Pathe News, of course. was interesting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
Too Fat?

"A guaranteed wsight reduction method; safe, pieasant. Brings slender ness, better health and happiness. Get small box of oil koreia at the drug Sist's. Follow directions. You are al
 lowed to eat sweets. etc; no starvation or strenuous exercising. Your life be- comes sweftb living with clearer mind improved figure, buoyant step, cheerfiIi2 ness and optimism. Get thin and stay so.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
Bowels Acting Properly?

They ought to. for constipation makes the body retain waste matters and impurities that undermine the health and play havoc with the entire system. Dr. Kings New Life Pills are reliable. and mild in action All drug dists 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
Billie Burke--Strand

Isn't she darling?" declared a pat ron of the Strand yesterday afternoon after witnessing the performance of Billie Burke in her new Paramount pie ture, The Makebelieye Wife" and from the exclamations of joy which arose from the audience at frequent intervals this opinion is borne out
 It Is seldom that Miss Burke has been seen to such fine advantage as in this rollicking farce, while David Powell has genuine fine character ization as Manning.
 Miss Burke portrays the role of a young society woman of high station who is lost while mountain climbing with a young man. The situation is asgrayated by the fact that she is the fiancee of a lawyer, while the man who
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
At the Lyric

Frances Kennedy, celebrated comedi- enne and extraordinary singer, heads the Lyric bill presented this afternoon matinee and the remainder of the week Frances Kennedy is one of the most famous vaudeville entertainers and her appearance is guarantee of excellent entertainment.
 Among Those Present." pretentious comedy dance, song and girl attrac- tion will also be big feature of the bill. Other attractions Include Chalner and DeRoss Sisters, dancers de luxe, LaFrance and Kennedy, blackface en- tertainers in "Aftes the Battle" and Beeman and Anderson, "the speed boys" This Keith bill will offer high class entertainment of unusual merit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-21
 GENERAL INCREASE IN EXPRESS RATES Will Raise S24,000,00O Addi- tional Revenue, Half of Which Will Go to
 Employees
 Washington, November 2o.-General in- creases in express rates were announced
Washington, November 2o.-General in creases in express rates were announced
UPSET STOMACH
Pape's Diapepsin at once ends sourness, gas, acidity,
 indigestion

Don't stay upset! When meals don't Tit and you belch gas, acids and un- digested food When you feel Jumps of indigestion pain flatuence, heartburn or headache you can set instant relief
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
u.Saao:Saren

Sem Oorf Ben 6te Wfat: Islilte'
renoc &rigsminiiter 0ranflin 3.
Goolepclt erflGrebe / ct Siltcrpieir
her ioo9, at u-SaaOiaren, Iflolli
Sen cnonu life er fiernet, MI er /
Iiabig Iitagcnoe.
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ia Spootlanteren, iugoe ban, %
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prollet, at oen Sfabc, Iom u'Saa'
bene fan anrctte, bercfter ltaoig pil
bli minorc.
Smioleraib forcgaar Sranspor'
ten al trooper iaa brrtig, Iom mii'
Zig. 90 biotil bar Der iitgen lterre
lllnffe bpnbt, B. b. l., ri bar life
tabt nogct al bore itore Sroppe'
itibc.
Set gi9loer ont at ion Den 'terli
muligc Sroppeitprfe bragt oper iii
Sranfrie / Ben forfeit mullge 5iO.
Set or Sen cncite Mauoe, buorpao
arigcn fan bli tort til Ell ~ieirria
gnoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Officerseramen.

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Aigangseramen ira Heierueoiiiccrs.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
llrlfon ON ointnln.

: Torbiuoc!ic meo Den Cplnanm9,
at Senotor amite NcIion lloiic Nion.
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min iom Gorbunoaicuator ira N}m'
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bere iom blonnt hans Wicnin09ioIlcr.
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f~rotiifc @ortl / Niiuncioto or'lclcli
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rooct. ser AMBER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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TranIfmrnbeues 1ab.

IbbeoN Votrice Tlpnn oplpite
ct Sorebrog, ban / 9sroaas bolo.
Ncp 9orf, at 5ranfrigs Cab
brTbtc aleile beIsb Jig til 100000
Mano ira arigcns 9espnoeIie oe
up Ill Den 21be DARTS, ba ocu itor(
me tpifc Siicniip %.bcgpnote.
@an oplpite ogiaa. Of Sronfria
loog bar 4,125,000 Wano / Sci,
ten, Sanbepernet life iberegnet.
Imerifanerne.
Toris zoe Wai. - Vrctniermi
hitter elemenceau, iom ibag pcnott
tilbage ira ct 10 Cages 9eipg per
6ronten, meboeler, of amerlfanif(
Trooper oeoblir at anfomme til
Sronten / itore NasIer. San er.
flPrcoe, at ban pelbte tilbagc meb
en- 0sIelie al Glib til De aaiereOe
@rmeerS Observation-Disclosures.
Sonoon 4oe Wai. Yremicr,
mlllilter Slopo George, iom ibag
renote tilbage fra ct 9eleg peb
Nrontcn efterat bape operp9ret
Oct sperite arigsraaos Wsoer
@oitlosnc lotaIte Zig meo meeell
Vegelltring ON Nnterifanerne.
Ser or aqereoc ct tort alttaI
az Dem Der, iaooe ban, "os man-
sc Here pil itaoigt itremine ino /
oenne Wdarcb. 6ranifmnno, Iom
laa Dem i Scamp, erflprcr, at De er
IcrltcflaSIes Wateriale iii gooc
arlgcrc, DC er mooigc, inorroaoiee
~ ale meget aorpaagne."
Get itsrite Minefclt.
Spnoon 4be Wai. - Gen britt.
'fe Hcgieriu9 bar proflomcrct en-
I'm 6are5onc / Noroiieen eftcr 15oc
Mai. Irdibalo Suro oplpier i
"Gallp telegraph, at bcnne me
Nnrrjone er Den i~toritc, Ionl nogen.
linNc er blet iaact oprr nlco Miner
q: Oct Gicmeo at faa Hum pou I'm.
ocrpaiosbuaoene. &cle Scltet pil
om'attc 121,7S2 apaoratmil. Set
Banner eli itor Srcfunt, bpis
@rlmolinie itrrffer Jig ira Norge
I'll Sfotlano, % bpis eperite Spios
ltrHffer Jig forbi EolarcirfeIen.
Wr. Slirb, iom or en- Illtoritet
roo bette Snlraaoc, uotoIcr, of Sc
brittle Wincr er bIct nte9ct for.
beoret, libcn Ibmiral Seuicoc blep
"tlrlt Sea Soro". Set belle err eft
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bpis Torbcre.
belle bar taget ~ Maoncoer. 81.
t%ulellcr al Winer pil bli itrcet no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10

merciel, Der bortleoer Solfets Sn'
iercsi Ter o. ~iinaniieae Stette fro
ZEN itore Sag, biplpcr 5plflano.
&egieringcii bar op%iororet De font
miiilale Stprer, ianpcl / Sper lon1
Sanbbiitrifter, I'll at reoucere lille
llogifter til Oct minoit mlllige %
til blot of ioretaee DC n%aernsopen-
higite &eparationer / Den. Sio, Sri
&c nparcr. Iue andre SreaniIu-
tiorcr burbe gisre oct ianme.
Get amerifonife Solf pil gien-
tagnc 8ange bli onmooet ON at
noe liberale @iorag til n~sbpenoiee
6rigsforetngcnoer, inbtil &onflif-
ten er ooer. Snbiamlinger / an-
Ore Gienleo er u~betineIise %
iQopale.
Sim De Srganiiationer, iom fan
pege paa Ell 100 Yroccnt Hcfor6 al
Sopalitrt pco arigens Slut, pil for.
tleiie, eaer bli itottct al ben itorc
Wasle al biemuenoenoe Soloater,
FER / mango sar bill bli Den melt
llohpoellearige Saftor / ameri.
eallif 2ip."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Jneen pripate
~Jnoiamlineer

@aIhin1ton ben 6tc Mai: q
pa"triotiife Norcningcrs Nationalfo'
mite bar iong uoiteot Ell fraftia
Trcteit MOB iorifielige Sraauiia'
TONER ritiot ON i 2nnbet, iom be-
nptter iig al ben rnrpGreroc q.
tiiation iii of ioretage S%no'amlin'
ser, Iom life bar Set minoIte meo
&rigen at beitiac.
2omiteens Spmcrfiombco bier
ipecielt henlebet paa bennc gag
pes en- Ytrira al Ell firflig grnbeos'
mani, Ser ~iorfrnotc, al halls Gam
iuno traf 6orbcreoeIier til er
"Sripe" for oct mitrrite 9clsb, Del
n~oscniiuoe bar rciit. foroi SnoInn'
linaer al en- itor Sum / Siber ION
fisie. ba Solf er bleu part til al
aiuc liberalt, pil bIi letterc emo
normalc Sioer.
Ter err finn en- Sag. iom icrtioer
or Al Sigtigbco Tor oct amerifcnltG
Solf, beber oct / aonliiccns Tro
!,ii. 20 oct or Of pil,oe ariscn. VI
6orenius. euien Den er rellgiss
! iiIantropiif, ieIifabeils eIer font
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Papbclee paa Deitfviten

San Gic9o, GaI., Den ste Mai:
80 Solooter brilfneoe % II andre
EerIoner %iupncs Ion 0clge al Ell
pGloig Sapbpl9e, JONI / Gfternlio.
BAG ifpleoe iilo oper Stranoen peo
Ocean 9eaG, ct befienbt @aoeiteo
~ Wtil fra San Sie9o.
st tort slntal @abegipiter ooer-
roifcbes al oen al Ell itGrf Storm
meo itor Siirtighco iremoreone
Sapbelge..
Sploater, Siemrnb % 2ipreo-
llingsmanoifa6er bialp I'll ueo Neo-
ningsarbcioct, inotil DC citcr 70 Il.
nlers unIpTnote InitrGngclIe r bar
icgnei9roige al %llOplattelie e. Gre
Siubuaoe fantrebe / ben luGre SIP.
gang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Suffer til SYItnine.

@aIbineton, 6te Mai: Maonomi.
niItrationcn bar uoiieoten I'M ,sor.
%rroni,g, Der tiliigter at iorifaife
SanbctS @usmobre BET Suffer,
De trGneer til Spltning al @er og
nnben Srlgt. Ser bill pgIaa BIZ
iergct for, of fommercieae NeblGg.
gcrc al SGr % 6rllgt % andre
Spoeporer, bportil ser trpnges
Sltffcr, pil funne ifaife Jig sc nso.
rcnoige apantiteter,
Wen iorat frnne gisre bette, err
oae nllbrc iSnbrifanter, Ser onpsn.
Der Suffer pes Silpirfningcn al
line Eroouftcr, BIZ lat paa Gatio.
ller.
Sielge bcn me Tororbnina, Der
trGbcr / arnit Ben LOBE Wfni, pil
Sabrifantcr al bette Slags, ilpr
Sllfferbngere % Silpirfere al Spa.
lcbriffe CSoit orinfs") finn bli til
!uot at erholoc so Troccnt, Al bpao
Der tilitobes oent flor.
Silpirfere al T~roouftcr, iont life
fam ipilc5 cller ~ai1pcnoeS iom Neoc,
uil maattc flare Jig belt lloen Suf-
fer, iitotil Ell M Srbniilg pcota-
geS.
Gn llnotagelic ira onennrpnte
Nc9lcr banner See Cream, iii buis
Siluirfnina Ser pil bli tinaOt at
onifaiic bet iornebne Suffer. Gette
or eiort iorot ifaiic Nnpenbclie for
neutrality-suspicious. al 0tclf %
rcrpco opnluntrc Mcieriintcresier-
nc I'll Of iortiGttc i'm Sirfionlbco
~rlaffortct.
9~ontrolen meo Siitribucrinaeit
al Siifferet or lagt / SGnoerne pno
Observation-Disclosures / Sc IGr-
ifilotc Stotcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
S%uftfartens DIRE.

@aibin9ton ben 6tc Wai: Sfplge
en- al Irmebcpartcmentct piientlig-
giort @erctning bar inbtil ben 24oc
Npril life minore eno 102 Slppc
ilIpffer mco Nsocn tilieIge iunoct
Stco / Dc IS sIpiationsIeire ! &c
6oreneoe Stater % Camp @orocn
/ Canada, bpor an1crifanifc Slpperc
uooannes.
6lere lignenoe lllpffer er iilo.
"trlifet iioen Den 5ib, foruoen at
mango Tlpuere er blet fppitebe.
IntaQet al bisIe lllpffer anIcca
bog life for iGroeles tort ! @etragt'
ming al Oct .itore Intal Wt9no, iorn
unoergaur SrTning.